took to.m$wmn W‘ m
Ithomtorm-
f
E.
‘ 3
E”
p
V. 3110 submarine was described by
McAloney as the U-m 350
“1 long and mounting four guns,
8 51:43:11 fore and after with a small
on other side. The captain said
, .. aunt-m um Dogfish well and
m courteous. The Seaman was .
and by Crowell & Thurlow. ot’ Boc- ‘
‘ ATERPILLAus 1111111 '2
1 AGAIN AT wean V.
,PHILADELPHIA, August 0—Way ’ 5
“I I losing fight against an old and '
jetsistent enemy, arboriculturists in .
this vicinity are sending out an ‘S O
3" call for the householder and the
true-lover to cooperate in combating~ § ‘
file caterpillar, whose scientific name “‘
"II the tussock moth. It is said the ’ '
war is responsible for new inroads Well he ‘3 ”1° only “va brother
these insects are making. Inability to . ot the commander of the American
obtain men for the ireocleaning fumes in l-‘rance. Hts home is in
V gonads is the chief reason for the Chicago. and be “we“, tor a large
(I at cater iilars.
Instead of missing Up.entlre sec- wholesale house He shows the same
{Sons 0! Philadelphia as heretolo1etl1o kind of power the geneial does and
lttle squad at the command of the Vmose who ha\e seen him say he hears
Moriwltmlst “5 able only t° re“ considerable 1esemblance to the dis
"mm Jan ‘ '
"fills 31;ng daily at six o’clock
Men's Wear
men unwasmcngunay pficea 1 .
Qt .6 00 'Mw‘f 01‘9“. 1
Ti”. washable, Open style regularly $1 00 '
u
’ m)’£'* r
. mans tor'lscts.‘
Mash Ties in soodassorbnmtand most attrac-
lircmnnussea. ‘ 1 teen.
,on Suits in “Yale” make, white balbriggan.
yvith' short sleeves or sleeveless, ankle or knee
Mgths, regularly paced at ”.00
Special 31. 69
Night Bohemmsde full, with V—nscks, reg-
niture.
Saturday the 1m day
of the Furniture Sale
mam .-
Reductions,vary from 10 to 331/3 per cent.
Livingroom Sets and Separate Pieces.»
1T he prices on fickets show, discounts and practically
every piece is at a reduction. The 'only exception is oilice f ur~
Of course it is unnecessary to say that censidering 1113370
liberal reductions it is a wonderful chance to buy good furniai
. mar price $1.00 89 cts. lure. .1 . 3. cs": 1 1 . .1 .1
3All odd lot of Porosknit Suits for boys, shirts and Limbert Set, 3 pcs.,
"‘ knee drawers, regular 29 008., 1._ sofa, annchajr, rocker, Vi: NOW ‘1'
15 0133. 0M1! 01' 2101‘ 35 etc. "1, covering of fine verdure / $19500
“M" . tapestry. $264.00 1.1. t g .‘
For the Kiddies Fine Mahogany Set with . NO... 22.11, I
,_ A little suit casewhich contains a 'doll and
some sand toys, nice’for, a beachside playtbing
cane back and cane panels
under chair arms, covering
mud to hurry calls.
tch50.000 trees on this citys;
it it has been possible to clean;
only about twenty thousand. in some
eaten fmm the trees. The second crop
at tussocks is at work; The size of a
crop can be judged by the fact that
from two to three hundred eggs may
be contained in one chosen, and there
.my be from two bundxed to three!
hundred cocoons on a tree. Continued,
‘cpol weather will check their growthl
but a bot wave will p1odnco a bumpei '
crop-l
ANCIENT ART
- . roLmDATCYanNE
gun-M
y
ROME August 9.—-«Excavators in
Cyrano have recently made a number
of valuable discoveries of ancien‘r'h‘rtl
dating from the Grecian- Roman period.l
13110 latest include two magnificent
‘ 1 Minutes which were found in Bods——1
,, one the likeness of a Roman mntmn
. a! the second century, and the other
3"Winged Victory,” which will be
placed in the museum of Benghazl.
At Gyms the exploxation is paitic- ,
ularly active of late and has b1ought
to light a number of busts and statues.
The latest is a temple with a colossal
y‘ statue of Demeter and a long insciip-
,‘ flon from the thir’il century, B C.
I W P!
pawns AUTO OVER MTTLER; . 1
ANOTHER COMES TO BREAKFAST
MARLBOROUGH} Aug. 10.-——Wblle
John Rankl. was driving his automo
bile through Dark Hallow here this
‘ morning he ran’ over and stunned a
fourfoot rattlesnake. He ran back
and killed the snake.and alter cutting
tit its head drugged it behind his; car
to the center Where a crowd gathered
to view it. A few mornings ago Ran-
kl's sister in law, Mrs Joseph Rankl.
found wrattle1 under the table in n
‘ summer house where she and her
children were having: breakfast. It is
said that another rattlesnake was kill-
ed a few days ago by a Marlborough
former. The snake appeared near
him while he was working with his
‘ scythe. He swung at it and killed it.
‘_ ‘nssa‘rrs NAMED SCHOOL
HEAD AT BROAD saoox
, ' BROAD BROOK, Aug. 10.——Vinal H.
.Tibbetts has been appointed superior
' tondent of the schools of Warehouse
V. Point and Broad Brook by the school
.7 committee of the town of East Wind-
sor, in which the two villages are lo-
cated. Hewill continue as principal
{V o! the Warehouse Point High School.
‘He is a native of New Harbor,V Me.
,, He was graduated from Lincoln Acad-
emy in 1910 and from Colby College
1914. He has bad experience lathe
animals of Maine. He is a member of
the Phi Delta. Theta fraternity and an
alumnus member of several honorary
TREE’ FALLS ON EXPRESS TRAIN
ANSONIA, Aug. 10 .-—Duding a so-
were electrical storm shortly before 1
' clock yesterday afternoon. a tree
I‘lell over on the Boston~New York ex-
prose Just as it was speeding into Soy-
about. All of the windows on one side
animus passengers were cut by fly-
ins glass, two of three quite seriously.
“ “ w H.100nklin was taken aboard
moms and administered first aid
hilo’thgtraln proceedgd to Bridge
Kt} ' ' . E I
M . HOW THEY PLAV.
be playful habits of sheep and.
are well known. The call is an
1y creature. but it will gumbo!
q‘ pasturoln a highly diverting
sections the leaves already have been CAPITAL STOCK
.. a subcommittee,con1p1Vlslug Reple-
V articles
liege societies. 1
1111191 no]
{{me rear- coa’ch Were broken 0111.1
Bird: bold dances regularly, :
iinguished brother.
WAR TAX DOUBLED;
anrpN 1111111111113 .
‘(Contlnued mom Page One)
Monday, when it will enter on the
final stages of its task.1
The luxury propospl. accepted by
sentat. v’es Hull. Tennessee; Haliel 1111;
Kansas. and Moore, Pennsylvania, in
a‘supviomantal and final repoit. It
levies 10 per cent tax on all jewelry.
to be paid by the manufacture-1 p10
ducer or linpo1te1.'l‘he 10 per cent.
tax is also to be levied on s‘utlt urti-
loles as art objects.‘ pianos and ppe
organs furs, cash registers, lipo-
writers. plionogmplis and tztpssiiies.
in view of the wide public dommd
101 a tax on the price paid let our
into other articles. not 119 mm d 111\
u1ies by reason of 111011 nature.
above a certain price. the sub com
mittee ploposetl and the fill 01111
mittee accepted a limited numl. 11 01}.
othet groups (11‘ such :trti los. 11 1h
uggested basic mites pnitl 1'11 them
.yfi the consumer. about which 11 20
-‘per cent. tax is to be assessed
“111.111.: the seller t01:10 rrnsniner
or user. 01‘ 0 person not for re-
sale." This second group and amount
excess which will be taxed, rol-
1mm;
Mill's and young men's suits or
o1eicoats.$50; men's and women's
hats. bonnets and hoods. $35 : no
men's and misses‘ suits. ‘cloaks and
coats. sold over $60; boots, shoes,
pumps and slippers for men. women
and children, $10; men's and boys’
4
hats. $5; men's and boys‘ caps. $2;
picture frames, $l0; inns. $1; man's
waislt‘onts, sold distinct front suits.
$5; silk underclothlng and hosiery.
pure and mixed. slit;1n1en’s and
boys‘ neckwcar. $2; . irunks.’ $50;
valises. traveling bags. suit cases and
hat boxes. $25; Women's purses. puck~
etbooks, shopping ‘and Iliandbags.
87. 50; carpets and fulfill fiho1,$511
squme yard; umbrellas, parasols and
sunshades, $4; men's 511111543; house
01 smoking jackets and bailuobt-s,
$10.
The luxury schedule provides that
taxed undet one 01 tlzse 9
groups shall not be taxed and 1r the
othe1 group
Tax Advioclry Board.
Chairman lx’itchln summuiizul the
committees work as to the tax ltd-
yisory board, as follows:
"The committee created a tax 11d-
visory board, similar to one now not-
ing at the treasury. We provide for
five members and the board will mn-
tinu‘e during the war and for one
year afterward. The Ptealdeut is
to appoint all the members. with the 1
advice of the Senate. Their salaries
are to be $9,000 a year one .‘ The
purpose of this is to have the very
best men possible. Their headquar-
ters will be in Washington. at the
“Mental Revenue Bureau. 'l'heir
function will be to review and con-
sider all matters submitted 10‘ iltom
by the internal revenue commissioner
as to inter-presentation and adniinfs.
nation of the internal revcnue tax
aivs" , .
The salary of the commissioner of
retenue “as raised lrom
$6 000 to $10,000 "
Capital Stock Tax.
The committee also prowldod that
the corporation capitol stoma: .. :1
shall be increased from the p: esent
511 cent ratFto ~31 for each $1,000 of
cart: 1111 star: 1, based on rail \ain‘.
Though the income and surmxes
virtually are settled by the commit~
tee: it ls-understood that Representa-
tlyt- 'Ihttvcrling. oi Kansas. 3 member
of the committee. ulll seek to to-
cram that schedule next week in on
the Larger incomes. Ho much: for
35 per cent on all above $1,100,000
previously..bui was voted down. 1
__ .
MATERNAL INSTINCT; .
Among the lowest members of the
‘nionkey. tribe little mutual mention
is demonstrated. wh lo with too can
otallty or monitors. lolly-
.tbo higher apes. mm'dis-V
efiort to bring about higher rates on ‘
playcmsutmattendqmssj
must ”:1
Elie suit case islarge enough to carry 3 child’s ébtfinssilk 03111135019000
titties '11 their. requisites 1 a the . 1 1 Norm Set with leather,
shorefon an O or a a: :10 ' heavy, substantial, ideal ‘
v. " 95 ctr. and $1.19 sale prices. "' ' for home library or man ’8
1 Sound floor. ” MOM-fig room, $115 00
': ' - 11‘“ “0' M 300118 :' 1 Hamish on: 111
t ' “WWW?” ' mmfigm
-_ Mary Elizabeth, master connectionar and Overstuffod leather seats
fterer puts 0813; one hundred recipes‘ all of which and backs $155 00 t'
ave been tri and tested. . 11:" H . 1. _
Sugar-161111 Goodies » New. erases 0111311 3mm?“ so. was“;
' I'Vh'leatless Soups and or yegetablés . £01m 11111, upho sV ryV wor
Entries New Salads . . 0 blue striped velour, $160.00
’ Meatless Bread and Wartime desserts and (301011“ Set Of three pieces,
”‘7 New Sit-“Eb
$122.00
' NOWW .
$122.50 V , '1,
.0.“ New 1N1? M 2
$155.00
' Now 1 1.1;
$92.00
Cake‘ , s. 11!? “m1. 1V beverages $135 13on armchair andggglgcr, $62.50
ea or coverings, .
Economical 00011017 by Marion Harris Neil, 171-3 . . 5““?
.51 'How to choose meat and fish and how to use $111113: 8111:1120“! Mary Shot, m‘ Now. ' i
V gany .Wl coverings $95 00
111.311 appetizing way my portions “111011 have Of silk-striped velour $116 00 o
‘ been considered useless and have been thrown ’ _. ‘ -
nay. "Pray 32011 take mite of it.” $1.50 Queen Anne 3" large “m3 “but ”NW wim- .
divan and armchair, covering of
mulberry yelour, $210.00 1,.
Oriental Bot. tapestry, richly, ‘
over-stufied .with luxurious -.
lp‘usfl’fi- "1‘ r. 1 EM. W JSMMKW
Handkerchiefs
1““ colored embroi- ' ”
Silveerare-
Special August Bale.
New. ‘
$218.00
$174.00;
it,
’ 19 cts each, ' prices on fine “V : spring cushions in chair seats, , 1.
1 82.00.“ "1- "' .
.g, 6ior$1.00_ 3. jVSilver Tablewarmfiig‘ . $2 . _ 1”»
Ff. weggfgr?“1r 11$ Easy Chairs and Rockers _ _ ,
s u, ‘ fi ' I ’ 3-2“. '1}. 4’ V l l
Handkerchiefs a V eg stable Dishes 5.71.? k" 'A large line of odd numbers .with' coverings of tapestry, velour o 1111-1
' 33 for 10 cts. 4,» 5:“ ‘ ’ ; ask. There‘ 18 so much variety in style and color that any one needing is
Q twodn—one style, ch
.. air may choose without any clashing of color with those already in the
gitdembrcidered cor-u _~ V Afterdigélg 0°“??? N home. .111" will :- 1.1.1311»! riiéittfis‘ii’ " "- - 1' 'i‘is‘s’t’i‘ 4M1.“
hers, colored and =‘ W ’ _ its“ Novelties' 1n Hall Chairs and Recep'tiOn Chairs, designs of pleasing
@343 1.... . _ V Tea Sets £011.32“? 2 character and high quality now. at' great reductions.-
, . 1 room , ~
.. 1‘1
Pierced Sandwich 1:91 . Remember, °Wm¥8 1n the .
{Khaki Handkerchiefs and Cake Trays, .11, ng 11: . . Furmture Gallery this means
. $92 the" soldiers. - f. Vases 0andlesticks .1: _ '0hests Tictures ‘ 1‘9: 1 ' - “' Console and
.129 25 and 50 01:8.- 00mpotes, ,, ’ ‘ ‘ Tip Tables French and Library Tables
.... , “ Baskets Trays etc. é 2:0olonial Errors Desks andSecre
U 1 i W“ “W" ‘8 u" ’ ’ " :31 Music 081111116118 Record cabinets Dressing Tables
. All Summer Rugs
"-5 furniture Gallery, this means
are; at a reduction meaning 10 per cent
Hammoéks, Special ' » '
One style, my ‘desirable, complete will
standard,aw1dng and 2 pillows; t! 3.1;}. s
”a.
Perhaps there will not be such 38 I
again for a long time. At least an after the . Orlgmal $4250 101 $38 00
“Wm” 1311111. ‘30-: ’ 11*“: *1' 1,11 1" Was$3950 $36300
Sizes 54 x 93, .were $ 5. 50 3101‘ S. 3% ’ 33111111001118, . wail-:03 forglgg V
. 6x a ,1 ‘ 650 11 ". .
,. 8 X 10, 3% $10.00 $ 9.00 ‘Tf? . . L _ . Third'noor. ‘
“""‘ .9 x 12, § $12.00 ' $10.89 , V F . , - ,
heavy Fibre 2:111; . , , ‘1 .. “rs
Sizes 36 11,60, more $ 2. 50 for $ 2. 25 2...- . . . ‘ V V .
361172; $ 3.00 . $ 2.70 Economical women are busy; .vrith “Furs.
. 54: x90: g $ 600 $140 rNever were Furs more beautiful and the very fin-
, ; 3X13 $383 $132: est are moderate in price: 1 1-1.. . 3., ..
9 i 12" V V V $13200 $11130 ' Saturday will be the last day at special prices.
. 1 M. . \
Blue Flame 9’1 ~ Jardtnteres W: Silver Bread Trays 1n bright finish,thread edge
Stoves :73 3113:1165}; 3% gr 1 1 momma-d deSIgns, regular at? 00 19: $3 50
fifths new «Brice. ‘1 g“ Brown and, green. a? gunfight T1331) platinum finish, pierced (legaltgsn‘3
’ ‘ A‘ flan” mm mottled . , f1 . gm? .
" Were $325 for $21.50 Nut Bow-ls, gold plated songs, were 1100 saw
[his burner style, .. lull 354.50
8 8.75
Vases, glass set in silver.- 111111919, very efEective,
momynce $275 ‘~ ‘1mncutr
it i ‘ 0mm,
00x 60,
Last Day for these
Specials 1 0
Aluminum Ware, ‘
“Wear-ever" and
“Aladdin.” .t ‘11.
Enameled War-e,
Wooden Ware, 1‘ '
Bathroom Fixtures.
Earthenware _ and
Tea P0138,
Pyrex cuss
Cooking ware,
Fancy Baskets V
and Hampdlisfl‘ '
Wash Boilers . . 1
and clothes Baskets,-
Cutlery and 0arvers,.
Carpet Sireepe‘rs and
Vacuum cleaners, ,.
Japanese Tab“ 51
Very practical until .
‘ serviceable V.
«52100.
Norwalk Chronicler