. c I. communication: for
should be addressed to The
Personal letters not desired.
'fiyunpof Weatnort. is in New
any oil business.
. lam H. Burr. of Greens Farms. to
Rain. visiting the exposition.
"ll i‘ ‘ “Hm-MW
. _‘ClnriI“1loitt-li. of Main street.
' ridining thc Missos Ncidhardt.
”York. ' ‘
.onl buruc ilisscll is cxpcctcd
Illiileiln port today. with in. loan of
“for ‘H‘uhboll & llrndlcy.
It _chtport Board of ’i‘rado, will
. ‘3. meeting in tin-h; room in nu”.
' block, Monday evening.
Tho gucsts til-illii \Vcstport Hotel
tbrdny includcd: i.. w. Moody, of
Haven. and A. ll. 'l‘rlmhlc. of Oh:-
rtl. Robert Shorwood. of Galveston.
0305. was a guest last Wt't‘k of Editor
. Mrs. John S. Jones. of Riverside
.08.
inlorior of Dr. Loren T. Day's
__hldenrse in Stntc strcot is boing doc-
, ‘ and papcrcd by Artist, ()oorgo
Worn.
rk Tholuns Kirk. of thc \Vcstport
2;. mtg], and Edward Coylc arc spond-
it}; p week visiting tho Pan-American
”bullion.
' rnelius Kompcr'n mcn aro at work
ing the Stutc stroct draw brldgc.
Migratory to painting. it is certain.
in need of a now dross.
.. at'i‘he Woman's Benevolent Sor-lety of
lite Congregational Church. is holding a
acting this afternoon. at tho resi-
‘ce of Mrs. Isaac Wukcmun. in Riv-
ltie avenue.
_. rand Worthy Patriarch W. A. ll.
avidity, of New Canaan. will be bore
adny evcnilir. to install the Omt't’l'tl
the local Sons of 'l‘cmpcrunco or-
minlzatlon. ‘
A small wagon. artistically (ii-cornf-
with an tirchosiriun in it. uttruotcd
id Biderablc altontion in tho villnuc
7398mm“. 'l‘hc occupants llltltlt‘ Wont-
‘ . fl: a musical plncc during,r thoir stay
y turning tho crunk of thc wondcrful
inc.
‘bm‘los H. Romper. of State strcct.
has delivered doods for his property
our the residenco of George H. (lor-
‘lll in, to the town of \Vostport. which
{fit once have the buildings put in
. . or for its town poor. 'l‘ho pricc
33110 was $2,750.
anon Berti .. "of Crocus Forms
.llnwthesuest of h slstcr. Mrs. William,
' I‘ll melt, of Riverside uvoliuo. Mr. Bor-
‘ ti 6’ is over eighty yours of our and
. f is his first visit to Snugutuck since
3641’”. Bertil'ic will probably ro
In here during tho iinlnuco of his
ins Lottie Jruninus. diniuhtor of
I . and Mrs. id. ll. .lcnninus. of
intent: Farms. will lll‘ unitod in tour-
339 in the Greens Forms Congrega-
Opal Church at ti o‘clock this cron-
tdzLo'uis llcnniston. of Now Iluvcn
. lbbmm‘ony will bo poriormcd by
10 pastor. Rcr. Robert .1. Thomson.
Olin Allen. of (fomoo. thinks no
dome ch nipionship of this place
yro‘vving ill, . .lurgost monitor of lupin
B of pottttties on u qunricr of up ucrc.
‘Ailen dug Sixty-two bushcls from
field. 'l‘licy uro unusually largo
«fined. Probalily tho rousou for this is
“All“: it hits icon it numlior of yours
ince pototoos wore pinntcu thorn.
' l: the meeting of (:ompo Engine
Impnny. Monday night. it was voted
give a fair in National Hull. thc
unions: of 5Novcinlmr 25th. 26th and
th. The committco of arrangements
(insists of Albert Williams. Herbert
Btmedict. (icorgc W. Mills. Willis
and .lnnics Dohoncy. ’i‘hc
rs of the coniliany and their
. nId lady friends: will hold anoth—
". ting in the cnginohouse Mon-
citation, to make further nrrnnixc‘
nptaln Abraham Alton. wiio. for tho
« . Mew years him mudo his homo in
Janine in Combo. pour the real-
of Mrs. Willinm Stuart. and who
it in his lllllt’ly’llflli your. surpi‘ls‘
tho residents of thut locality yoster-
y putting in his nppcnrnuco in
attract. For the first flow in own
.1 bomulkcd from his little holllw
rickrA’llcn’u grocery store. 'l‘itc
M9 is not for. but whcn our roul-
hnt the non captain in pouring the
p- y mi your murk. it is lndoud rc-
10. During his ourlicr. days
g Allan war considcrod one of
banners in thin section. and
l‘t lit industry today any ho
mundane d navigation.
, sunburn. of River-
no. ill improved hilt spore
, Mt cranium of this month
I of .which hehu named
pint wllwm am You n
which trim» promoted
and. Thursday hanging.
prev our, t c an-
,lii'lionl bait. ’i'he three iii
inclines. 31’th
, as follows: bob
0 Whihbfifli" t
.fliim .
larch.“
4.st ,
r‘
wovcrod with. "fomfing Tin mm a . and ‘2.
_. today as ever. ii a; fannliar sigI ton; . At. antic
seaboard. The careful selection of pcri'cctb it late».
repented hand'dippin tinniug by moaned! c drilled
Lagos palm on, and f be, rejection of every-imperfect
sheet, given ..- it? i ' , .‘ ‘ '
its superior Wearing quality. MI. plates have the
70-" richest and heaviest coating of pure tin and new
loud (the genuine old—style tcrue process) and In:
impervious to the rust—producing atmosphere of the
seaboard—Allentown teat that can be applied.
This @ trademark is on every sheet of the genuine
Ml? Rooting ’l‘iu. Ask your roofer, or
mil. to w. c. GRONEMHIEI. 000M. Manhunt“. Pillow”.
for lilustlnmi bopl on will”. »
Antioch» rm lfLAIEbOIPANV; m whit.
Hill
~i - ‘ w. "
p. . _, an. . “7‘
3“}. fi. . ‘. -
.lill\..:d2ac2 a”?!
l’cw yours ago. Robert H. Ilnbbcli. ilorbert Williams.
Walter Peck. Frank [3. Dayton. Law~
'l‘lw gontlomno known on “Uncle ycr H. R. Sherwood. Frederick Toquct.
lush." who accompanied Snugptuck "Mr. Fish and Mr. Bulklcy.
up. the summer hcrc it
.. ~04. .
ilocc Company in tho purudo of Nor: r~-~—~--'~~“~~*~
wulk‘s 350th annivcrsnry colclirution. TRIAL OF JURY lN SAMOA.
was in town ycsterday grouting some n..-“
of tho ulcmbci's of the company. l'lc First in The History Of The island——
was :ilun horn on business. United States Citizen the Dcfendant.
. -~ - 'i‘il'l‘llll.A. Samoa. Octobor 2——»-A
Albcrt ll. Kirk. of this plucc. who trial by jury for tho, first time ln'Suur
is'now lit-tins: as clcrk at tho Westport on took place in 'l‘lltnlla during tllf'
liotcl during the aliscnco of his liro~ last month. A linitcd Statcs citizen
rhcr. Will lcnvr- horc next week for Jcr. was arrested for bringing ashore from
my City. whm-c ho imports to make his thc mail steamer u liottlc of whiskoy.
homo in tho futuro. Mr. Kirk has many contrury to the commulldaut's roguiu-
l‘ricnds horn who rogrot his doparturc tions. The accused claimed a trial by
but wish him thc host of sucrcss lll jury und it jury list was made up of cit.-
thut city; whore he will cnlor uno. oi izons of the United States nnvnlStu
llw largo satchel fuctorios. Mr. Kirk lion 'l‘ntuiln. The jury brought in the
is not u now hand at tho linsinoss. l‘iilV )lll Scotch verdict of “Not l’rovon".
‘np sol-rod six yours in tho John l). The whites and the nzltivos who had
Wood sntchcl factory in this plncc. old binds to tho. government for pub-
-‘-- iir purposos urc now minding in cluiins
Saturday uttcrnoou :1 small house on “or damages for loss in rpmovlng bull.
\liss iciivm (lorhnm’s form, occuplod lingg from the lands and for ”hum.
hr flir. and .ill‘H. (‘liarlos Konnc and .119; tho badly“ of tho dot-cased finals.
\ir. Kcnnc‘s sistor. Mrs. Nolson. was tors of funny noncrntious, in ordcr to
‘illl‘l‘l‘tl and burglarizod by a person 3le the government possosslon.
drossctl in woman's clothos. Mrs. Not ”Him. is grout dissatisfaction pxprusg.
uni had on orrnntl to do ill the villnitc u] by all for tho non-pnylncut of the
in tho uttcrnoon and touring tho housl- nuns ngrocd “Dmi-
iu cliurgo of her tcn-yoar-old son. wont nl-_‘solf_ the lmncrlnl German Gov.
“it Sll‘li‘ili‘ all"? Slit" it‘ll ”1“ 00119“ 'i‘mil‘ of iiorinun Samoa. will lcuvo for
lior son doridod thut ho would look tho ““111“,“ in u month’s timc to attend
‘iouro up. and go to n hickory lilit troc tho imporial Pal'nan‘pnt in the inter»
1 short distant-o in tho rcur of ”11' “St 0f fl". (icrmml “figgpgginns m Sum-
'itllli‘t‘ null soc if no could not got sumo in.
'llll <, Aftor lockup: oil of tho doors ho “DU" l-Qcpint "f u". np“!s of thn as-
Woizt down tho collar stairs and came ansinulion 0r pl-pgmpm MoKInInysor-
out through tho cellar door. and pro- row was sonny“, throughout 'l‘ulnila.
col-dud to tho troc. \‘l'hiio picking up ind it empmlpd mm the German m,
not: :i fcw minutos inlcr. iic chuncco 4.9“.ka
to look toward tbr lioliso. and in hit W
ulrpriso ho saw u woman with a lame TRIED TO BLACKMAIL MINISTER.
‘.\'llli(‘ liv'ndio olncrszo from tho ccilur . __;~
door lost as he hull dono. ’l‘ho ind COLUMBUS,0.00101“)! 16 lhroe
- , Dow and John Pussons and
“'03 lindly fl‘iuhioncd. knowlniz tliut it ‘9"‘I‘g mcn. , _
M... a burglar. but he kept wntch of m9 .duard Mitchell hmc been arrested
around tho sido of tho lionso to tho $1.000 bluckmuil from Joseph 'I' Tani.
i’rout unto. lllnllllit'il ii hici‘clo and with ““3“ wall-known nsiuess man of this
‘il‘. carrying tho bundle under her arm “m" The young men confessed after
Soon aftl-r. llll‘ ind saw his motiicr being taken into custody. On MOM“
coming frnn‘ U... villuuc; and rclu‘tod night Mr. l‘unian rccclvod an unsign-
whui had hunlioncd. Mrs. Nolson liur- "d lcttor threatening to make alleged
p“... to ”m homo mid found that tho oxposuros and demanding 31.000 to be
thici‘ had hf...“ in almost “u thc ronmfi. ouid to throc persons as the price of
nm. of flu, first things she saw lniss- thcir siicnco. The [otter advised Mr.
‘ul: was tho white [“hlflgloul thut linu ’l‘noinn to hr at a certain piano last
‘icv-u sprcod on tho dining room tnhlp. “m“ if he. desired to settled. ”0 at
Lutvr silo discovcrcd thatsevoral plac. ."""" “O"MTM with the chief of police
cs of siircrwaro hull héon stolen. (in. “"‘l ”l" arrangements for the meeting
mg u, N... 0“." "mm sh“ found that were currlctl out with the result that
til“ licrson had stolcn hcr diamond cn- ”‘9 ”"9“ 3’0““5 men namcd WC” ar-
{mzcmcut ring. and Helium" ring. rented and udmlttpd having written
\i'hlcti"uiio‘ prized moilthlahly? She ro tho lcttmr.
oortcd tho muttor to Sheriff Frcdorlck . ""
Konipor. ll wuu sold thisinorhlngtiiut, MOL'NEUX EXPECTED NEWS'
l, 0]..“ Mid lii‘on discover-rid. NEW YORK. October ltl~iloland B.
Molincux'. convicted of the murder
Miss Violet Adams gave one of the hirs.Kutharlno,.l.Dtlhma.1u NEW York
pmnrtestcuchrc parties. “In“ home in. was notified by Wurdcn Johnson in
‘Btnte street. last evening. that Wcut- Sim: Sing ””30“ today that the “"1"
port‘nhnilnever~hnown.- Imm‘fiw“ was of nppculs bud granted him a new
hcaullfnlly drcoruipd for the (intuition “““L WM“ "'5‘ ”am“ told him the
with bouquet. of lloitcrs.‘ “den maple news Malinoox flushed slightly then
leaves and turns. which word urtlaticnl- W‘Sl‘ii‘d “W1 “W "TM” good'newa.
ly placed in nooks and corners of the warden. But 1 have expected it. for
spacionh nnd handsomely furnished WWW “05'0" Then be thanked the
i‘ODfl‘ifi.‘ 'l'hr imam. among whom we". warden for having brought him the im-
u number from New York and New “to portnnt information. The men it! til“
van. were in evening (1min. and ban“ other cells, when they understood tbc
to arrive early in the evening. They now» that Molineux but! received.
wcrr charmingly entertained by Mimi shouted out their consumption to
Mums and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. him. -
Willard Adams. About 9 o'clock nil
assembled um took their respective , nxmurtv: ACTION. ».
pimps at the seven cuchre tables. and Fovornor MOMIn lit! unmoved the
this fhnpinotlnx game no enjoyed. un- N l of the Hilda”?! 3000190”!!! “I“
in 11 oreiocil.~...rhe.lwy's t prise Summit or
“ruptured by “maritime ecd Bar.- “ how
bruit. and no: my Staples won the 300
consolation prize. Joseph Hill. of New.
Haven. no honored for his it ill with .
the minimum brine. The gen cm I
monolithic” prim m um byflm .
”:31?le Afterktho distributing; .. Dom
o p m. fig! .” Mot
dining room. it in prismatic pretty it four
sight. living lilei»Wmmmr Nth
militias. which autumn in different '
mn- f the 00011101,,- delimited“
..... , ' , lilmldfilflh
_ , li‘flfliW‘ .
m. Width.
, . talent,
Mr. who lino bean
ills ' 0H0
. N‘cw Volt): 'Plrty 3m
tuliposod-tovbo “mum. who ”MM. :in the charge of attempting to extort:
1'0? .
~Wom‘nn ‘Lawycro.
revel in court experiences. Yesterday
she was in the civil common . plans
court before Judge Howard J. Cum!
on the dofondant in an action. broncht
by Orrin F. Daileymf New York. to re-
cover 0300 due for rent.
Mrs. Smith continues to place her
legal reliance on embers of her own.
sex. Her counstil "are Miss Susan C.‘
O'Neil of iiatei‘liu'ry and Misc 1. N.
Pettla, of New Vol-h, the valiant churn».
pious Who hare "been giving airs.
Smith much udvlcb and film more ex:
pcricncc. l . :
The trial was‘ at noteworthy occu-
slon. for it was tho first appearance of
women as counsel in the courts of
this county. Miss O‘Neil and Miss Pet»
tls have argued ‘on short .cnlendur
days and Miss O'Neil has assisted her
father luconductiny,r a case. but they
have never appeared nlone before.
Things went along Just as well as
when the turn hall the case in hand.
Mrsfimith would say much better.
Attorney Carl ll‘ostor was on the oth-
or side and thcre were no tilts bev
twccn counsel
it will be remembered that Mrs.
Smith run a factory in Westport when
she first throw off the chains of man-
cuiine control. To givo the business
more tone she hired an office of the
plaintiff in Now York. Things did not
do Just right and the office was given
up. The plaintiff suns for the rent.
u..—
THE COUNTY COURTS.
Joseph Wright Ailey" he was Do-
fraudcd out of Bridgeport Property.
’l‘ho only colic assigned for trial this
wcck in the civil Superior Court is that
of Joseph Wright against George
Staploton, the trial of which was be
Lulu yostorduy before Judge Ralph
Wheeler. Tho plaintiff alleges hat in
November. 1900. he was delran ed out
of property in Mnin strcct. Bridgeport.
adjoining his homestead. by the do
fondant. and ho sues to have it con-
vryod to him. Davenport & Knapp
rcprcsent Mr. Wright and Attorney
Judson is Stupicton's counsel.
'l‘ho complainant says that in No-
rcmbcr. 1000. ho obtained a prlcc. of
$7,000 on the property from John
Connhlln, tbc owner. and that Staplo
ion induced hinl to break the agree»
moot. on the. claim that he could pur-
chain» the land for $6.000 or 86.500. and
would do so for him. The plaintiff
intcndtid to make a loan to the dc-
fondant ht tlvc per cent. According
to the complaint. Stapleton purchased
the property November 5. and inter re-
fused to oonrcr it to Wright. who at»
logos that tho defendant intended to
defraud him. The defense is n general
doninl. I .
BEACH WILL nor RUN.
Hi: Button on Sianai Engineer for the
Railroad Will Take Up Hl- Time.
Henry D. Beach. police commission-
or in Bridgeport. und signal engineer
for tho western district of the Council
dated railroad, today announced that
for business reasons and on account of
the duties of bismositlon he had dc
cidcd to revoke bin decision to accept
the licmorrntic Omlnatlon for mayor
if it wore offered lm. My. Beach's an-
noiincomcnt'of willingness to accept
wns made on Saturday. and there was
cvcry indicatiou'that if he had not
changed his mind he would have been
humiliated unaniinonsly, as the mem-
bers of the party were uniting upon
him rapidly.
CHENEY BROSJS TAXES.
son'rn MANCHESTER. October in
-»—An lutercstingpnrt of the report of
the revaluation committee is the rela-
‘tion which Cheney Brothers's taxes
bear to the buns of the rest of the
town. The commitees‘ figures reveal
the rather surprising fact that of the
$14,758 increase in this year's taxes
Cheney Brothers will pay 92 per cent.
of it, or $13,026.14, The estimated list
is 010500.000; an 8 mill tax on this
list will misc 884,000. Chcncy Broth-
ers's property is. listed at 04.854.106.
and their taxes will amount to 338.833..
02. The town's total grand list last
vcor was 04,010.13? and a 15 mill tax
on this sum raised 009.242. Lust your
Cheney Brothers's list was 81.080.479.
and their taxes $35,207.18: this year
they will pay 030833.32 in taxes. on in
cream of 813.626.“. as stated above.
The increase of taxes of all others
than Cheney Brothers this year in but
01.18180. -
FIELD DAYS FOR GOVERNOR’S
GUARD.
Orders have been lulled from the
Adjutanmenernl’u office. directing the
commanding colours of the First and
Second Companies of the Governor's
Foot Guard andthe First Company of
the Governor’s House Guard to as-
nomble their commands in their er-
spoctive cities for a day‘s drill and pa-
rade. The commanding unicorn ure
nuihoriited to select any date previous
to October 01.
GAVEO A BOY'O Lin.
Mn. Captain H. Hubbard. of Illi-
ford, D .iuys: "Brazilian Balm tin -
a life. no began inst ii .
lost with croup. We‘n‘vo
doses. He quickly droppod
it?“ II nil rixht in the norm
i o by R. H. Planted Ind
:
‘ ,I ‘0 Mn ‘5‘ _ .
rim 0 m GRIINVIIGN.
' been killed by Mr.
"'3. Eli/ch, of G
K". Irriage of their amt
lirio Mildred hitch.
finailey, which
the b don uotlio 00
finality October 20th
l
0ng cull iiron Minnow
,« i. All M M
{and
maxillary E. w. Smith continued-lo it"
1 warmth; of ~~
Young People’s Christian Tonic
mum do ho, Wis.
. > m ‘ L
“Dun Mini. l‘luxi'uuz—t wont.
tell you and all the young ladle: of tho
country. how .grulluful l bin to u for.
.nll tho brooms lthi‘we rcooivu from.
ultimo dunno
J
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t
. of
H188 ELIZA BET“ CAIXE.
eight. months from supprcilscd ninth
strontium. and it ci'foctoil my entire
system until i bot-rum weak and debil-
itated. untl int lion-.54 fclt. that. I had a.
hundrt-d twin-u in its many places. I
only used the t‘ompmlnd for a few
Wcoks. but it. wrought. ii. chnuge in me
which i felt from the very beginning.
l Intro been vcry rcjrulur since. have no
puins, and find that. my cntire body is
as if it was roncwr-d. i gladly recom-
mcntl Lvilin E. l’inklunn’s Vogu-
tnlilc ‘ompound to cvcrybody."-—
films rimmuic'ru Chum. 00 W. Division
tit... Fond dn Lac. Wis.-— soon In
above testimonial to not yon-Inc. ‘ ’0'” f
At. such a limo the greatest aid to
nnturc is Lydia E. Pinkhnm‘s
Vegetable Compound. it prepares
the young ’03?st for tho coming
change. nnd in the surest, rellnnce for
woman‘s ills of every nature.
Mrs. 'Plnltlitmi invites all‘
young WOIuPn who are in to
write her for true advice. All-
dreu Lynn. Muss.
“Why don't you want to take Flec-
kles in as a partner?"
“Fleckles was once engaged to my
wife. Do you suppoae I want any man
in my business who is smarter than I
am ?"——Fliengende Blaetter.
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.
“One night my brother's baby was
taken with Group." writes Mrs. J. U.
inlder. of Crittendcn, Ky.. "it seemed
.t would strangle before we could get
i doctor. so we gave it Dr. King's bow
Discovery. which gave quick relief and
permanently cured. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. it
Bored me of a chronic bronchial tron»
tile that no other remedy would re-
tievc." infallible for Coughs. Colds.
Throat and Lung troubles. 60c and :1.
Trial bottles free at: F. H. Baxter's
south Norwalk; John A. Higgs's. Nor-
wa k.
CONFIRMED.
Mrs. Wedsrly (looking at but in mil-
iiner's windowi—“Oh, what a dear lif-
tlc hut!”
Woderly (looking at the price tag)
--“Well, I» should my it is."
Genuine Multan ova-void lnliulk.
Owned likdukrwhohiuloull
'mtldnllustugood."
Fuyullow do you like my new
gown?
May—it's very pretty.
“Do you really think 30?"
“Yes. indeed. l, was just crazy to get
one like it when they came into fash-
ion two years ago."-Phlindolphin Rec-
0rd.
'C. M. Phelps. Fonestdaie. Vt.. says
his child was completely cured of a
bad case of eczema by the use of De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeitn. in instantly relieves
piles. George C. Stillmn. .
l
Her mother—4 saw him his: you! i
am terribly ohocked.‘l didn’t for a
moment imagine he would dare take
such at liberty. *-
Herself—Nor did l, mo. in fact i bet
him a pair of‘gioveo he duren’t!~'l‘it-
Bits. ,
A FilNDlOi-l muck.
An attack was lately made on c. F.
Collier. of Cherokee. lawn. tint nearly
proved fntnl. it came through his kid-
neys. His back not no lune he could
not stoop without great pain. nor all
in a chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him until he tried
Electric Bitters. which enacted such
it wonderful change that he writes he
feels like a new man. This marvelous
’ medicine cures backache and: kidney
trouble. purifies tha'hiond and build:
up your health. Only 000, at F. 1-1. Box-
ter-‘3 drug» store. South Namath. and
John A. Riuc'n drug store. Nornlk.
. WW
pond . i know he would.
Ethel-7W”, you said you thought
lie but no intentiowvnctcver of pro-
Mlnl- r; r '
magnet-«Wall, he didn't hover-Tia.
id x
83mm Association, Elizabctli" w
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67.314
Well, gentlemen, you ire
looking for ”loathing no; .
usflivmmcthing lttik- .
' ing. containing reasonable:
injmdy-made with? Well.
' than, (you surely should :-
tskc theopportunlfy to iii-i
cpsctour 05:11.. ' ‘
Here» is the center of.
good stylish clothing:
Basket weaves, blue and
black. in two grades.
Very fine plaid wot-seeds.
also the amped... too, until ,
then the unfinished worsted‘i
and worsted chcviots, chili-f
etc, the staple clay worsted I
black diagonal. , i
The latest materials in.
dark and light shades.
The prices, they are in-;
deed low. . 3
Suit: for the children to;
dress up for Sunday or to;
romp in at school. $1.00..E
and upward. l
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lawn. . ’ ..
Adeliors’iiotice
“-
We. the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all personp and corporations lia-
ble to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk. that they are required bylaw to
deliver to the Assessors. or either of
them. on or before the first day of No-
vember. 1901, a written or printed list.
dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them, on the first
day of October. 1901. liable to taxation.
N. B.——i.inta may be returned to the
Assessors at the Assessor' oflice. Town
Hall building. Norwalk. and‘at 16 So.
Main St. South Norwallt, at the once
of J. B. Lawrence, from and including
October H. 1901, to and including No-
vember 1. 1901. said offices to be open
from 10 to 12 o’clock a. m.. and fro
. ‘3 to 5 o‘clock p. m.. all days of th ' '
week (Sundays excepted); and on Sat-
urdays and on November 1, from 7
till 0 o’clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwalk, Conn”, October
Pi. 1901.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE W. FlTCil.
JAiviEL TONER.
oil n1 Asaessorrs.
out.
Assessors’liotice
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We, the undersigned. hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations ii-
nble to pay taxes in the city of South
Non-walk. that they are required bylaw
to deliver to the ”season. or either-‘0!
them. on or before the lot 001 of Nav-
ember. 1001. a written or printed list.
dated. signed. and sworn to, of III the.
property owned by them on the out
day of October, 1001, iinhla to tlxatliin.
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