nou SE APPROVES i- INCOME TAX RATES . n . “Over Seas ,. ......... T .. o... EPresident, Federal judges and state 8mm FLAGS and county and municipal omce hold- ers was dratted. Anothercontroversy Also a complete stock of all developed over the provision to tax sizes in the reside: service ting. interest from future issues of state, county and municipal bonds. but a final vote was postponed until today because of lack of a quorum. Summary approval yesterday of the normal and surtax income rates Was a general surprise. There was no dis- cussion of the provisions increasing normal taxes to 12 per cent. and lim- iting the tax to six per cent. on the first $4,000, and no amendment or the greatly increased surtax rates was oflered. Representative Montague of Virgin- ia, and Walsh, of Massachusetts, led sharp but futile opposition to the clause subjecting salariei of Federal and state oiliic holders toincometax- es. A motion by the former to exempt DON NELLY’S 16 So. Main St. SOUTH NOBWALI. .( Elly Mews _——_—__ whom. he declared, Congress has no power to tax, was defeated. 72 to 32, tvvhile Representative Walsh's motion to exempt salaries of the President \ 77 to 17. Th section providing that income from state, county and .t municipal bonds, issued in the future. with a personal exemption of interest on to tal holdings of $5,000, shall be con- The boat North Star has discharg- income taxes, was attacked an the ed a cargo of egg and stove coal at grounds both of wiadgni of pochy apd ‘ . - ‘ tie ; . . .1 . r _ of (oneiesslonal aut ority un er Rmnond 81mm“ “ m f Constitution. Atter vigorous l . ., . ._ ,. elon, a motion by Representative II on- M” and M”' ( “Us Bylngton m“_ tague to strike out the clause, was tie- moted from Silvermine avenue to 3.; feawdon a rising vote. 48 to 26. Rep. East avenue. ever, made a point of no quorum, and H. 13. Carpenter, formerly orthe House adjourned. «. RI'Y. South Norwalk, is now filling a pulpit . . . , t in Stonington, Conn, for a short time. W. C .T. U. CONVENTION. 3" E County Meeting to Be Held in Norwalk Wednesday. The annual convention of the Fair- Miss Amelia .1‘ Ba l in r has been cn [taxed as sopl‘iino sillulbi in the quar- . . ‘ “,1 of the 0m” Congregational field County “omens (liristian Tern. Church, Bridgeport. ‘lteriint‘e l‘nlon, will be held in the . .. H. tMeihodist Episcopal church, Norwuik, Entries for the lhtnhury i‘air speed Wednesday, and it is expected that a classes, dog and poultry shows close large delegation will attend. All other en-V. Thc followng will be the order of ex- . crcises: ‘ i Morning. of Bridge-‘ 9:4.’.-ilcvotions, Mrs. ll. inmpman. :Oo—Convantion called to order Sa- lutc to the flag. Singing. National a week from today. triea close October 1. l William E. Burnhani, port, has been t‘IPCled a director-at-‘io large and also a member of the or, ecutive committee. of the Fairfield 7 anthem. Minutes nflast convention,t County Farm Bureau, which has, ‘Appolntments of committees. Wel- headquarters in Danbury. conic. Mrs. C. ilyxbce, Norwallt. tRe- . «~v.~ spon‘se, Mrs. C. Barnum, Danbury. The i‘t‘gtl.‘:tl‘ meeting of Trinity Music, Mrs, Henry Scoflol‘d. Roll Men'tftllub will its held at the head— quarters this evening. The benefit picture at the Palace Theatre, last. evening, waztka great success, two large audiences being in attendance. call of miporlntcndents, response by reports. HMS—Timely topics. Mrs. C. Bloss- Joyce, county president. Music. ' 12:00—Noontidc prayer and Bible reading. Mrs. George Francis. Adjournment. Basket lunch. Official board meeting, one o'clock. Afternoon. 1:30~Devotions, Rev. Edna Fielder. Treasurer's report. Annual offering. ltlfi~lleport of credentials commit- A final certificate of dissolution has been filed for the tloslien (‘rcam- ery Company of Goshen by Harrison Ii. Ives, Wilbur Ii. Wadhnma and Joseph F. Wooster, a majority of the directors. Clifford F. Seymour. of 32 Balm-1 forth avenue. Danbury, has rc-opencd for the season his school of instruc-;L Mrs. Henry Scoflcid, tion in ragtime and popular musici 2:30—Addrm, Mrs-C. B. Buell state piano playlnz. He has established a; .- . . chain of schools in Danbury, Bridge‘ "MN?“ MW”- . . tom—Loyal Temperance legion Co , v . .\ rwalk and: ' ' pacinggwalk. 50““ 0 M.. Children's Home. rew '. 4:30—I'nfinlshed business. ‘ Adjournment. 1 ~——————-- Norwalkers who visited New York Sunday say they W’" new: (0mm.WESTPORT SOLDIER the appearance at the city. Gaslessl csnmm PRISONER Sunday» was observed to the letter.‘ in IN‘TERIOR CAMP One man who went from the Grand Central station to the Battery saw . . but two cars, one standing Mime“! ivi°£nl§3T3§fks§$f 3335...... at the curb and the other driven Want William E. Schell, of Somerset, an army officer. 11’s.. is a prisoner of war at Camp |Karlsruhe, Germany. and Lieutenant lRobert G. Bonner, of Philadelphia, at The annual Faiifleld County 1:031 Camp Schwcidnitz. according to an- vention of the 5"- C. T- U.. is e ,nouncement by American soldiers held WedneStiaY. Sept. 18, in the Metho- prisoner. ‘ dist Church of Norwalk. beginning “t‘ 3‘9 enlésted mepvinplude: C n e are ur ed m, yers, .eorge, es port, - o n. 9‘45 3' m.AllinIA;1‘85te:1.bers 0: the‘ Carroll, Joseph. 102 Sexton street, :0. A number 0 m New.Britain, Conn._ War Departm’ent Locales Myers—Ol- CODII. Stamford Union are planning '0 met Olson, Gustaf, Brookside, At Rnatadt. ' Paul, Foster 13., Springfield, Mass. Korda, Jack N., Hartford, Conn. the 8:55 trolley car from the Town' Hall. Box lunch—Stamford Advo- cute. m _______- Secure a Sale Deposit; Boxin the vaultsei f The South Nerwfllt Trusttlo. Supply is limited and" BOYS’ AND GIRIS’ DRESS 1'33th 0 bummed state. county and municipal ofliciuls,~ and Federal judiciary was voted down, :sidercd gross income In calculatingt discus- resentative i’latt, of New York, how- tec. Election of officers. Muslc.l not be increased during the AND ‘SCHOOL SHOE-S The 13:33 number of bold. ' “WOW 101k! W111 be dellght- , .-, on at Liberty Bonds and the ad with the new Fall Styles, which ', Smith" “3312'? a ‘5" “mm own“: design- firetrmianpidl exhaust- ldfortbem. 4», 33's» .. ORGANIIING LIBERTY CHORUSES of Defense in @1211 state of his dis- trict. This work is adi'isory and supervis- llARTFORD, Sept. 17.—The Sta'e Council section of the Council of Mr cry in character, intended to stimu- tional Defense has, it was learned to; late and encourage this important ac- day. appotnted James S. Stevens, of tivity. Hartford, its representative to super- vise the organization of Liberty chor-l uses in Maine, New Hampshire, Ver- mont, Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Jersey. Mr. Stevens, who is Director of Liberty choruses for the Connecticut State Council of Defense, received his ap- pointment on Saturday and inimcdi ately took up his duties. The plans at Washington contem- plate otersizht of the matter by dis- tricts cutnpased oi neighboring states the district i'cpli-setnluiii‘és being in direct touch with the national body MINTZ NEW FALL APPAREL CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED “v“ FOR SALE. In noun or m LATE wmunt 'r. “moan, 20 : nouns um, 15 noon nous: WITH ALL convert. . mane. man ma, «non, LAKE, woons, on. ‘ Immanuel): ram. mount: RAYMOND BROTHERS PIOIC 113-3 137 Wuhlnllon SI. . O. B. JACKSON OPTOMETRIS'I and cooperating with the Councils “—1 Wartime Frocks Show a Smart Simplicity i That I: Buy for the Home Dressmaker to Carry Out in ' PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS I i l I \ I, in? 25 can [or to. h a] ilk out»: r. "new: The“ Frocks Au But a Four 0! the Mlny (‘humm' Models Illa-truce! in a b BOOK FOR FALL-«Get a Copy Now umhor Plttlrnu Now Rudy Iamestnnelly KTHE FASHION . Sop [I Wall linen. m [2le LENSES—Folding Oxhrdn ll Odd II Shel hut-On and Other Mountings Madutionutho eyes. Dcullm’ M “Milled. WWII-l. The City' National Bank South Norwalk, Conn. Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro- tected? Have you a Sale Deposit Box? If not, we can pro- vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in our modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian at your Liberty Bonds without charge ,ii' you desire. if Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year. Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek. CENTRAL HOTEL This room by the day or week. Steam heated, electric lights and gas. Pine Gate attached; also Restaurant. Italian and American nyle Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555. N. DISBSA. Manager. J. DISESA, Proprietor. l l _ i A NEW LINE OF NECKWEAR PRESERVING JARS wma mourn cuss roe mason AND motion? use i ' 1.2 Pints, Pints, Quarts and 2 Querts. ‘ . JELLY GLASSES WITH TIN COVERS. ‘ FIBER JELLY CONTAINERS. PAROWAX. SEPARATE MASON AND GLASS COVERS. ECONOMY TOPS. ' 24 LB. FAMILY. SCALES. GOOD LUCK AND JUMBO JAR RINGS. WIRE CANNING RACKS AND JAR LIFTERS. ALUMINUM FRUIT FILLERS. . t Albert E. Gehebe i 25 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALX. TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER TO 527. Finance in net and organdy, rumed, hematitched and embroid- ered, medium length and tbelong emu-over style . 500-— $1.50 Fine Georgette, crepe de chincandorgendy Golleninmediitm andlarge,roundandsailcrehape boo—$220 Collarand Cut! Sets of wash satin, WM, pique and rallied orgundy boo—$1.75 ‘ A variety of White and Colond Ruining used for collars or for the collar and cull" sets . . . . . . 250—590 per yd. Satiml’ique and Organdy Roll Collars . 500—5100 Black Net Venice: and Cohen boo—$1.50 J. I. MALLET TE u wmorou er. loam noawm. loot-nuloelolttlInto-nooeluquluuuloo \ 2 1r.1.“90 Demonstration Miss Marie Crane and Mrs. Ella Wheeler come to us from the manufacturer for one week, beginninz 30PM 15th. At. our request, they will call upon you to demonstrate, with- out charge, the right way to care for your line furniture, player cabinet and automobile. « This problem, difficult to most. home keepers and auto OWMI‘S. is solved simply, economically and permanently by Miss Crane and Mrs. Wheeler. Their services are furnished 2nd Ellaranteed by us, no obligation resting upon our cus- omers. Those desiring special appointment may secure some by telephoning our store. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. THE A. .I. COLLINS "GO. Every Man Appreciates The new models of SHOES that we are showing for this FALL and WINTER. The combination of good looks, comfort and eating qualities makes us new friends and keeps our old ones. VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Satisfactory Hosiery for Men, Women -- and Children. ~— CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN . Charming New Blouses , Semi-transparent and delicately beautiful Georgette ‘ y" Crepe, solid colors, and color combinations. Many are finished if with exquisite hand embroidery and beads, for dressy occa- siona. We admit that; their delicacy and daintinm are sug- gestive of frailty, but: we know there in service in every one. ‘I’riees 55.9810 $10.00 2 t m than-in bath. .7 . ---— " rightist . Don't-minnow bout, __lieyo bunt-entail. m .; , . ... [VP 1 ‘3 4 -~’ll ‘ . ‘.. a j , . J l I . 4-1..» v = .t1 a” . r. I'. . . . . q I r ' I -. ) I ‘ i " . . ‘ 5‘ ram , 81’Wuhiuton Street. South Norwalk. BUGS TRANSFORM iii a: A BOOK as nothing else does. They add the necessary touch of calor- charm which makes a room hospitable and bomelike. Our rugs embrace all the de- manded designs and include many. unique patterns and color combinations to harmonile with your home surroundings. May we show youour extensive as- aortment‘r .; fl you cannon \ unite inure 1M: “- win you would not M'm' once. The same relocat- that prompted you to can! “00 should, upon due inquiry ”4“" insurance. because of the m ed coat of building materials. It bor and nearly every other It. or expense entering into the an“ or making repairs, or rebuilt-5t utter a tire. . E J. M. Layton & Coolie. s RAILROAD mm 7. sown nouwsu, non. t ‘ m l Cure That Cold B! . ‘ Takintz ‘ WHITE PIN E COMPOUNI WITH TAB ml F. B. BAX'I‘ER ‘ DISMIS‘I ‘. :5 amitzz. may“ Remington. all at. makes. add. no repaired. Beam per month. m sold at 810 per month. PLUMBER J TYPEWRITEII EXC Am ‘ I“ Fulrlleld AVI., BMOEM M REIUILT T‘IPEWRITERS t F. 8. Hana Job Printing 90. Normal: Dr.J.II.MaIle; DENTIST _ ‘ “Sm-1h“. Solomon.“ EomltonMLm'Holp... A. M. WOOSTER ATTORNEY AT LAW , Late Examiner U. 5. Patent 0M9. PATENTS Send for Booklet on Petunia t ‘ ‘ "'. Fia‘n St admit. 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