“titled to the
In news dispute
(m otherwise in this paper and alsol
the local news publ
SOUTH
EVENING SENTINEL -l
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wnniITsID’AY,‘ Al’R'IL‘sb’ffiftl
,.mxn"—’"Ttin'fi " ALMA” ”fifth "F03
TOMORROW
High tide 12:40 a. m.; 12:58 p. m.
Sun rises 5:52; sets 7:49.
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Member of the A:sociatea Press.
The Associated
use for publication of}
hes credited to it or,
ished herein.
All rights of republication or me;
Ill! dispatches herein are also re-i
pervsd.
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TAX ON ICE
CREAM AND
(Continued from Page-One)
SODAS
n section 502.
The announcement of James J.
Walsh. collector or internal revenue.
today says:
“The rcvenuc art of 1018 provides
that on and after May 1, 1919, there
shall ho levied. assessed and collected
a tax of (tho cent on each 25 cents. or
fraction tllcrt-ot'. of the amount paid
to a dealer by the consumer or pur-
chaser on articles specified in section
907 01‘ :Lfllil act.
“The articles upon which the tax
in st bi taid :re wri'ullles essences,
Press is exclusively; m ‘ l l l '
exilacis, tollr-t waters, cosmetics, pc-
trolcum jellies, hair oils, pomades.
hair dressings. hair restoratives hair
dycs. tooth and mouth washes. den-
Iril'it-cs, tooth pastes, aromatic cash-
nus. toilet powders (other than soap
fBrings Action Against C
powders), or any similar subsiance,‘
article or preparation used or ap-
plied. or intended to be used or. ap~
um” ”TWINE .
PHONE CAI-L3
mflifl Rooms—92.
es! (mice-T”.
lorwulk Branch Oflice- 4388.
City Editor’
MASONIG NOTICE.
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I Residence—1492
tor the purpose of!
m ‘
ld IOKll'lS."
gpllod. for toilet purposes.
’. "Pills.
'troclles or lozenges. syrups.
tablets. powdErs. tinctures;
medici-_
nal cordiais or hitters anodynes. ton-y
ics. plasters. lininlents.
solves. olnt- :
intents. pastes. drops, waters essenc-,
45' t-s. spirits, oils and other medicinal
‘prepal‘utions. commands or composi-
tions. not including scmms and anti-l
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Gill
“.2“ 1533;:qu(arggngugggégg; will' 'All will be Slilnlgc‘d. Tilt; tax I
'f ‘ .\f . , . .' soap an soap pow er is pa (1 by the
be held at. its roonl.. l-l.d.t,\. May 2. at lnanufacturer. !
3 o’CIOCk, sharp.
attending the funeral of our
brother. Gem
tel‘ '34 asons cordially
'gc J. Ko-zlting.
.lohn K. Finch \\'. .\l,
_ , .. _ , . ‘ . . record of all goods sold or disposed”
imbutt .\l, \\ tlto.\. Secretary; I”. ““1 have .0 be kept.
departed ‘
taining narcotic drugs will have
All pct-sons selins preparations con—'
to
A" MM" register under the new law. All small 1
‘ * tic whatever will have to register.
invited.
Fraternally yours,
'Atte-st:
EDITH CAVELL COMES HOME
The hodv of Edith Cavell, the Eng-f
liah Red Cross Nurse. is being trans-l ‘ -.-
ported to England, and atlcr memorial".
services in \‘l’estminister Abbey wilt“
be laid to rest in the cmetery near, Silo
1 hour. and her fight water tube boilers
her home. an honor ltci‘itting the sacrlu
Her
flee she made.
It is peculiarly sinnit‘ictint that this; tions will be 1.900 tons.
heroic woman should be brought home
Just at this time when the Germans}
are making their last
themmlllsatrdzrllrl-‘glu‘tl::-ll(p::::sfgrl‘rlns 2:: guns is from twedw- to thirteen miles.
a I . ~ A '
posed upon than.
Right
tlement so i‘
it will prevent former a recurc-nr
now.
weary of thc haggling and the dk-lfl
which keep the world unsettled. it lsl
well to remember the fate of Edith‘
Cave-ll and tlv, brutality which order-
ed her death in the hope of terror-
izing the helpless l
away ‘their defenders.
nmple’of what victorious I‘ru
meant" to the world.
brought to our minds again should.
give. us patience ill waiting for a set-i
al and so secure that;
re 01!}
\l'llf'll
To
in
like atrocities.
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wild
cvcrybod r
and frightening
It was an or
sslaniltfl
llal‘o
v..-
CLEMENCEAU WILL REST.
|\Vhen the harm (‘ollicl'cnco is over.‘
Ciemenceauwavs it is his purpose to;
aetin- political life and.
For 7.0 years he has gir-
l's to the st rviCe of his
[no is that he needs and
and
retire from
write a book.
on all his powr
country and i
has earned a light 11- l‘t-r‘i a lllllt'
' do what lie 1
'Ulldoubtcdly he has earned
hill none who is f:
ut. will feel the loss it he rctires
Histcouragc and.
tory b
from public Itt‘iiyity.
wisdom and
humor make him
h» “Perhaps no one will re
he says in his quaint.
lllill l shill] h
but it is a be
have written.’
He need have no to
«will have inc
9. joy unquestionable
tory as he h:
Wgent comments:
and the world may low
unit from public
.. If! his I‘CIlIT'l
will gain in
better titted
‘.(.
lkcs.
his alioundint’;
o):
I
l; of readers.
another:
to write
than Clemenceau.
EROOL HOUSES F
At three school houses in (‘levclam
corumunity dances it
quite a while. A small 1'
which helps t
7; part or tb
W.
HALLS
P summer.
mods-st
fl
imiliar with his his-
801190
a figure in a million:
ad the book."
way.
c clad to,
al' that (lit book;
it will be
to read such his-l
ts been makinc. with hisI
and though France;
liling histori‘.
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Refrigerators From
$9.50 to $60
NEW PERFECTION
OR DANCE
ave been he‘d to:
or.- is charged.
0 pay for exit-a lizlli. jan-I
itor service and music. and also serves;
a! o. cheek upon the disturbing clement"!
._ which will seldom pay for the privilege
I ' 7of annoying others.
I The danCcs are very succc.
».fle to ‘be continued through at least
Pupils
their parents come to the dances. and;
also people in the neighborhood having:
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"especial interest in the schools.
' {the use of the school house for con».
malty dancing is but one ot'the many"
' "in“ to which schools should be put
protest i
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will have a speed of ‘Jl knots
twill develop 28.000 horsepower.
' fuel oil capacity under normal condi-
Thc armament will consist oi 12.
two torpedo tubes.
l officers and 1.024 men.
is oil exclusively and
, I with electric drive.
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any room in the house.
' The Tennessee will be manned by
She will burn
will be equipped
an“ fraternally: country drug stores disposing of pa-7
Itent medicines containing any narco-.
A I port.
loon at which time he held his inquest
linto the death of Justus Hoyt or wu-
lSUPERDREADNAUGHT
ls LAUNCHED w
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lt-'
inch guns. fourteen Irinch guns, four|
ti—poundera. four anti-aircraft nuns andf
The rangc of her!
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‘DARIEN MAN SUES TO
brought in the
terday hv lliraln B. Taylor.
Daricn. again~t (‘
alt-2.
possession of property in East
'l‘ht- plaintitl' alleges that on
”'92. Minot" D.
owed John H. Lowndcs
held its April meeting on Tue
cninl.r at the Hotel (Wilford.
gathering of membe
address by Dr.
West avenuc.
flfioo and
amount. secll
propcrt \' in quest ioll_
lwld by the plaintiff.
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arrie Wake—l=
man of Norwalk Over $3,500 Note
proceedings were ;
Civil Superior court yes-f
trustee. of'
arrie l-Z. “’akcnlan et .
for foreclosure and.
.\‘orwalk
April 16.
.\‘orwalx
Norwalk ‘
FORECLOSE 0N PROPERTY.
Foreclosure
of Nor“ alk.
of
of
pan» him a note for that
rcd by a morizaac on thc
The “HIV is now;
Randall
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ACDRESS BY DR. MUREN.
Association
sday ev-
A large:
rs wont to hear an;
(1. Morgan March of 55;
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Tllv Norwalk .\lcdlcal
llr. .\iurcn has recently
front service in the United States
bservailon!
Army. where his recent o
and experience in (
with his specialty.
thoroughly intercstinu.
new proprietor of the
Rutledge. served a supper yhich fully
maintained the enviable reputation of
lhc hotel in that respect.
ton. who died as
celved when a horse he was driving
ran away
list-uses connected
made his adores»
oi the scsion the
At, the conclusion
Clifford. Hr!
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CORONER HELD INQUEST.
(‘oroner John J. l’hEInn of Bridge-
was in this city yesterday after
a result of injuries I'D-
threw him from the
and
For Economical
Austin’s
R. R. Avenue
'old cast-offs and rubbish in the en
, help support
'given proper care and feeding during
1 can show
gdoing for the community by (iigzin--
returned are mcotvod.
CHEVROLET
LECISLATORS PAY
HONOR TO VETERANS
Continued tmm First. Page 3
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is asked for is waste material that has l '3
outlived its usefulness. and house-tit
wives are glad to rid their houses of Q
rubbish for such a worthy purposen.‘
Those. inwltarge of the work report a‘.
spirit of cooperation on all sides. ’
"It is a.splendid idca to sell all the}
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the Norwalk Day Nor g' ‘
sery." said one woman. “\Ve all know 6
how important it is that children lN‘
the early years of their lives. and w-;~ .
our appreciation of ”iv :'
work the Day Nursery of Norwalk i:'
K
up every scrap of rubbish in the Mich"
As soon as all the bags are distrib-
uted, the collection of tho filled bag:
will commence. Auto trucks will paAs;
through the streets collecting from;
house to house. and it is hoped that
each home will contribute at. least one!
bag full. The collection will probably" p,
start in a few days, so housewives alt-i”
urged to till their bags as soon as they;
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EMPLOYEES DINE;
Continued from First Pale. l
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dancing. toe danmm: and orchcstral
”lectlons. Alvin F. Brucl led in com-
munity singing.
The committees in charge of ar-,
mments were as follows: ll.dl'
out! banquet committce._ W. E. loom, .
F. L. Kibling. E. 3". Booth ;' enter-l I
moment committee. A. C. Colby. F.
H. Fowler. ~l-‘. Hogan: printing cour,
mittee. A. B. Gould. A. ll. Foster and";'
W. W. Walton; ways and means com.
mittee. M. E. Stark. H. F. Downs and
I". McLean.
Transportation .
Garage
Phone 1959
; Sterling Furniture Co.
For 'Furfllllfi' , Rugs, Ranges anti linoleum
Special for this month to all Linoleum purchasers—Measured. laid and set free of charge for
" Linoleum can be had here in any design for any room.
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Baby Carriages
You must see our $16.95 Round Reed Fibre Carriage to appre-
ciate the wonderful bargain.
$16.95
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Other carriages from
to $65
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need not. worry about another.
”the. benefit of the public. It has
lent been the habit to use these
. ' - buildings for only such por-
Most
was] school sessions.
:b.‘lon
tithe day and year as demanded"
0%: .
by virtue of their location. their‘
and the act that they
I coolers of public interest to no.
— pccially tilted to: . ~
Detroit Vapor,
Oil Stove
F
an:
4-
Reirig eraiors
in one w'tv' ' .
“m “M. 01" quality and very fine constmcuon, absolutely guaranteed. You
for no man is1
Your first. cost is the only cost.
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OIL COOK STOVES
The famous Standard Oil make. Can be had here, 1, 2, 3 or 4
burners, from .............
..................... $4.95 ‘IP
2:
2 BURNER GLASS DOOR OVEN—Special at ......... $395
:
COUCH mucous—A complete line. Rangeinrprice from "
‘ “cw-r shown-They arc the pick oi
-‘or school dresses. separate skirts
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Wondrous Values in Sheets. Sn
Surarising Money-So
furnishinKS.
Therein hundreds of at
advertised hen.
An apportion y of Groom
m THOUSAND '
Shula-muses
For Single, Indium and Full Sine Bods
. AT I'AG‘I‘OBY PRICES
The seaward Brands of Merit—no Depend-
able land for We and Satisfaction.
SINGLE BED SHEETS
' Size 54 x 90. Value “.59. Economy price 81.”
MEDIUM BED SHEETS
Size 63 x 90. Value $1.69. Economy price $1.35
FULL SEE BID: SHEETS
72 x 90. Value .125. Economy price ..... w
J 81 x 90. Value $1.59. Economy price
H x 90. Value $2.50. Economy pricc
PILLOW CASES
Silt“ K) x 36. Value 390. Economy price . _ _
Slzc 45 x 36. Value 501-. Economy
Wash [transcends
At pricts that will be- to your ad-
vantage to buy now.
32 Dress Ginghams
Thousands of yank oi the newest
and prettiest plaids. checks, and
stripes. The values are ml re
workable u
36 inch Dress Voilés
A splendid collection. the (incest and
most artistic assortment vwe have
the American market.
Economy prim-
390 yard
New Percales
llw patterns to select from. Thcy
are at a quality that is cxccpiionnl-
ly fine and serviceable.
Yal‘tl \I’itlo- \aluc L'T-t'.
lll‘ll't'
Economy
19c you
Substantial salllplcs in
WOOL DRESS GOODS
'l‘hc lit-ms aflu-rtiscd here for this
incononly Sale represent most ex-
:raortlinary values.
All Wool Settle
t'ivinrhes wide. a splendid rallc-v oi
the lll.t:=l practical colors.
l‘ftnlttnu) price
, $1.39 yard
42 Inch Navy Sertre
liciiahlo. st’rl’it‘vahle quality, woven
for durability
Economy price
$1.00 yard
36 Inch Serge ___
.\‘a\_\‘ and black. Pine. lirlll twill
weave.
Economy price
_ 97c yard
36 Inch Scotch Plaids
Economy
79c yard
Shepherd Check Suitintrs
50 Inches wide,’ excellent Wearing
quality and low price.
Economy price
59c yard
Irish Poplin
Choice assortment ot rich plain col-
ors~sperior quality worth 60¢ per
yank. Economy price
for young Misses wear.
price.
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W.
Barton ' Store
WHY AND FRIDAY
reads. Cotton DressGoods. Curtains and lion...
vets ln Beuly-to-Weur Hosiery. Etc.
her hrqins throughout the store in addition it» it“...
WEDNESDAY. 1;me 30 m
- . x
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37c yardH
$12 to$85
é“
39c yard
40 Inch Silk and Wool
Punks 1.
‘ Superb quality and malt cit-min;
colors anbo. Wynn
Economy Sale Of
SATIN AND CROCHET
Bed Spreads
The famous "Peerless" Brands. Every Spun“
ll of them quality and the prices u.r-e mu
below sou-ht m...
FULL SIZE CROCHET SPREADS
Returned Ends
Importu'tc‘ ‘e
\Zhlllt' $1.60. Economy price ....... 51$
\_a|ue $2.50. Economy price . $1.“
\ nine “.'.75. Economy pricc . . . . . $229 “a
SATIN FINISH SPREAIN
t'lll out corners and fringed i'tlg'l's. H. ”my
pattern; in centerpiece or allow-r tlrw' . Fr
Ira sane. \alue $7.50. Et‘hllitlll) prim . 5‘
VERY FINE SATIN DAMASK
SPREADS
Scalloped edges and I'll' «m' t-ol'itv: ~
embossed desuzl». \aiue $7.50. ileum-t:
‘pncc I
31.74
”c
33¢
price
——
$58
A Wonderful \ aluc In
Women’s Smart Serge Capes
Economy Price $9.95
Remarkable Oiferinzs in
All lllt‘ no“ sprint; t-uiurc
Econamv Price 38.79
S.
Women’s All Wool Serge Drmes
\ .
Prim-«l for immediate clearaltmg
55$ ' Economv Price $12.95
Curtains and Rugs
low for llll'.‘ I'It‘Oll'
$5.00 Nemo t .w -.
(tuna~
sum-s.
No. 7 All Cabot-t
Plated Tea i‘.
s:
I‘l‘icm‘. (‘smil‘lallv pl-nnl lt ..
only salt
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W'hite Scrim Curtains
Sill ll>nuilv--~\';llant‘t_- top and mo \’
Gil
2.. no if“... ‘.
Ectmmny OHM
C0608 Fibre Don!
Thick heavy brush. my»
Value. $2.50 Economy p;
A...
White Marimisette
Curtains
Lan- trimmed and valance” style
top. \almu $1.75. Economy price.
1.49 pair
‘ Sash Curtains
Good quality Swiss. various
signs, all made ready to but;
\aine 50c. Economy price
39c oairj
Curtain Madras
White and com:
lt‘t‘l‘. Yard wldv.
Economy prim
.
51.9“
Table Oil Cloti.
Willie and fancy paint:
cites “ids and best dual i . -
.itlr. Economy prim
(IF-4
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\New Cretonnt-s
Light. dark and trio-it'll.
patterns and coloring»
Economy price
will?
floral desile ct:
Value 3-00,
39c
27C ‘ ill“
Adjustable “'indo \\
M
r” mic-~- ~
, l-ol-llle-Loom . Screens
Stu 18x33. Economy .,
M U SLIN Size 24‘33' Eronmm z-- 7‘
8522;: 28x37 Econg-y l" , us
biz» 30x37 Economy x” , . yv
Kadwood Finish Screen;
Doors
24c Yard
Value 35c.
This is the genuine Fruit or “‘6'8 E‘m‘m 'm' ’7'“
lhc‘. loomwt'ull boll~not rom- Hyman. Economy pr :4
aunts. . 3!. Economy prccc '
-
Guermey Ecru“ it ~‘ 8""
'lleo Pots
W size. Won)! 1" -
. ' pr“ -
”‘3.
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Women’s and Misses” Dresses.i ‘
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POP LIN DRESSES
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I'l‘ll‘t‘ ‘ ‘l a
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Marfllflbette Lurtalns .\‘v \\ pultcrns lilttl ":1 it
llclu'slilchcd and late insertion “"1“""~ ““31” ““‘i‘ “'i
lltll‘t'tt’l'fi. Vulanw 'ult. Value 32.50. “1‘: Fluid-v I'm .ms . i
ltt'nnoluy prim. “W 0W. \al-Ilu SV-t' ” I
. prim-
$l.98 DIII' Size 93'” feel. \‘nlut \
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