rissi. rstsrsoss with»... Masses tor Tomorrow. timothy”. :3aa.m.; 0:06p. at. W i0 DIRECTORY. , Consumes, of Cutler an AM will he held at Its sins, iron-t Is'eloek ssh, D. M. Donne, feiiov’rsd by AlI'R. A, Invited..." oedesI- : “or '"MYUWILCOX, “0' . communicating with The telephone please do It In W , newltli regard to business. . withrs regard ton news, can ‘ will kindly do so. it will , Ienss this office and sq- prompt attention. "DIWALK FINANCEI. Miss Edwin Wilcox has the City of South Norwalk gyesr for the board of and taxation and the out ty, and it appears in the columns of The Sentinel dgu s of each department Ir‘gtery taxpayer. The “id“ City is $5, 725, 703, and pitnlation of the income and is its follows: ; - .,.!0306730 “mm income 7,492.22 to be raised by l... ..... ... ”355,.56508 «.....132376'34 taxes 84.45 -——- ism ' 21.818.61 , tax rate, 9% mills.....856,825.00 ‘ tax rate, is mili....$ 2,147.13 the above estimates for city and ‘ expenses, Treasurer Wilcox . ‘rscommend 9% mills for city and $5 of a mill for library tax. roan OOLF CLUB'S Loss. ”handing Worth 000,000 Destroy- sd—Occupsnts Have Nsrv row Escape. RD, Feb. 26.—-F‘lre at 6 0’- this morning completely destroy. ”a Hartford Gal! Club building l0v it We; lisrtford,1ust beyond city line. The outbreak of flame, ’flilsuddon that the occupants of stub consisting of the steward, his and baby and a number of wait . were forced to flee in their night They crossed the snow in the . slaw-prim to the caddy and took refuge there until as- “actual cans;‘ of the fire is not but may have been due to a which was nscd on the second “Mdual tbuilding, lacing: , l an oak cost a . nhadn‘been Improved and " considerably in recent years, was elaborately furnished. The "‘ artist-ton at between 240000 .No attempt was made to ofthe dre.asthere It‘s department in Weill Hart Add it would have been impossi4 f the tire apparatus of Hartford , ’ the distance from the near- 0W to the club in time to be of .v ; . . service. .-ts ,it is understood, will . m for the erection of a new ' MP more commodious and mod- was onlmI one. The loss is fully of the clubhouse had escape. They were awaken- coutinuous ringing of the hell, which was set in ac- . thought, by melting wires such other. The building was All“ of names and the only l”‘nisscapewas bytheroofJi this unique signal been given the ‘ to would in all probability ,soilspssd while the inmates were gt; MWICH DOV KILLED. = 3. LONDON, Feb. 25. «Charles _ » ‘- Jr., 18 years of an.” at Trading .Cove, near Nor. ”inns htmd some time last night tract of the Central Vermont . The young man's mutilated found at daybreak this mor , the father. it is believed that “ lWsiiitalll was overcome by lll ' lay down on the tracks. MAY INTER!" YOU. in immune from remember that oawnmmqa 00W?” ”TAB” lows:- bonnet Horrors-d. Tuuorporstors: ‘J. inflate, oftilastoubury,?. Lyon, WindIOI'. Capital‘ $100,000, divided corporation is to operate and maintain telephones and telephonic communica- as brokers and insurance agents. spirituous and intoxicating liquors, cl- ings known as the Gregory's Point properties. Capital 850,000. incor- " ‘ , R. Smith and Richard ii. Golden, all All schedule of expenses and of South Norwalk. conduct and "carry on a feneral print. lug, publishing and book manufactur- inb business. Capital 020.000 in 500 common stock. lncorporstors: W. U. Poem, of Middletown, Edwin M. Allender, of New Haven, and Earl C. Deland, of New Haven. ital 23,000. incorporate": William abeth 1.. Wilson. died with the secretary of state by the Fritz Router Sick Benefit Society, incorporated, of Mcriden, the su scribsrs being Theodore A. Behwanke, Ernestgli. Anschluts and John Drier. and the purposes the “promotion of social and fraternal intercourse, us- sistauce in sickness and distress and the payment of funeral expenses. " been filed by the Desroclers Clothlnx Company, of Griswold The capital is given as forty shares of common stock, par 22' each, and the oillcers as: President Francis La Liberte, treasurer, Eugene Harpin; secretary Unldege H. Desroalers. OUFFERINO AND OOLLARI SAVED. severe cuts healed by Bucklen' s Arnlcs Salve. it has saved me suffering and lollsrs. it is by for the best healing salve l have ever found." Heals burns. sores, ulcers, fever sores, eczema and piles. 20c at F. ii. Busters dru5o slat. hundred dollars’ damage, mostly by smoke and water, was caused by It five in one of the buildings of C. D. Ross A Son, Inc., cracker plant, Just before noon yesterday. THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NA- at Nor-walk. in. the State of Connectb cut, ztoghe close of business, February 14, ‘1 . Loans and Discounts. . . . . .355137107 Overdralts, secured and un- U S. Bonds to secure cir- Bouds, securities, etc. 60,750.00 flanking house, furniture, Due from National Banks One from State Banks and Due from approved reserve Checks and. other cash Notes of other National s‘ractioual paper currency, Lawful Money Reserve in Specie ..... ..... $10,277.50 Redemption fund with U. 8. Capital stock paid in .....0200,000.00 Surplusfund.............. 40,000.00 Undivided profits, losses ex- Natlonal Bani: notes out- Dus to other» National Due to State Banks and Dan Due to Trust Companies Dividends unpaid 101.00 mlugtlcdéi: deposits slfltioct Demand certifiestesof posit ... 4,100.11 Demand osrti 120.00 Csrtided ks Ca‘shler's cheeks outstl Bills, payable, including eer- tliiestss deposit for stats «Ombudsman Mal that the above statement is, true to the best oi my housings“ and bulletins and sworn to before a this ”Milan” 1.!“ 5W mm on. m. flush-N ‘ ~Otirsr Deeunisnts. Articles of incorporation have been filed with the secretary of state as tol- Connscticut Home Telephone Cons of Hartford; A. O. Crosby, of South into 1,00 shores at 0100 each. The telephone exchanges and systems of lion in the state of Connecticut Butler’s insurance Oillce, incorpor stud, of Middletown. lncorporstors: Dale D. Butler, Beth E. Butler, Ab- bot 0. Butler and Earl 0. Butler. Capital .16 000 to transact business The Scatter-good Company, of Hart ford. incorporate": Arthur Perkins, Harry A. Allen and Ralph 0. Wells. all of Hartford. For the purpose of buying, selling and dealing in beer, gars and tobacco. Capital 828,000 Norwalk Country Club. To pur- chase and hold, improve, rent and lease and mortgage land and build- porators: David H. Miller, .lr., Herbert Middletown Printing Company To shares of preferred and 500 shares of Wallingford Drug Corporation. Cap P. Wilson, Charles E. Allen and Eliz- Articles of associailmi have been A certificate of organization has E. 8. Loner. of Marilla, N. Y., says: "l am a carpenter and have had many CRACKER PLANT HAI A FIRE. NEW LONDON, Feb. 25.4everal Report of the Condition of ' TIONAI. BANK, Resources. secured ....... 121.41 culation ...... 100,000.00 and ilxtures .. ......... 17,000.00 (not reserve agents) 17,002.08 Bankers ............... 2,228.40 agents . 132,048.17 items ......... . . 2,402.90 Banks ......... 2,124.00 nlckels, and cents 98.74 llank, viz: Legal-tender notes 10,150.00 26,427.50 Treasurer (0% of circu- lation) ................. 5.000.00 Total ...................0218J35.77 Liabilities. nouns and taxes paid 32,793.18 standing 100,000.00?I Banks 0,012.37" hers 1,007.02 and lavluss Banks 1,401.84 R ............. .. 500,204.“ do- ssssas-yars rams money borrowed ........ 80,000.00 whole people. them to take court’s petition ils days Labor Omasizsiions Must list It Outlawsdmils- .elslos iisveri‘s to hsdisevsl WAEHINGTON, Feb. ill—Over. the signature of Baronet Campers, an edi- torial in the American Marauoaist for this month attacks the recent do- clslon of the supreme court of the Unitn ed states in the case of Loewe h 60.. popularly known as the “hat case." which is declared to the "the most drastic and far reaching decision that . it has ever handed down," and as at ' feeling directly ‘sll labor and hence the The editorial begins with the statement that "labor organi‘ rations must not be outlawed}: then proceeds at great length to re- view the court’s ‘ point, with a view to showing that the decision, it is denied that there was any rs. stralut of trade on the part of the Unit- 5 ed Hatters because their action in pre- venting the sale of the Loewe but! “did not result in fewer hats being pur- chased by the community." Monitor, it is asserted positively in one important point the court was in error for ”the American Federation of Labor never endorsed or declared a boycott against the Loewe com- Says Mr. Gompers: "We trust it will not be considered less majeste if we say that in our opinion the supreme court in this and other recent decisions affecting labor tends to revert to the mediseval pro- cedure rather than to make the sppll~ cation of legal principles to the Pros out industrial situation. The language of the hatters' decision makes it clear b- that the supreme court has not in. loaned itself on modern economics. in its opinion the rights of hats seems to be greater than the rights of in fact this decision goes to an unheard of length In pun- ishing the workers for the exercise of their rights." it is denied that a labor union is a "trust," for “there cannot be a trust in something which is not yet pm- The editorial continuing, that while the. conscience of a large majority of employers will not permit * advantage of this deci- sion, “there is always the selfish, avaa ricious consciencelcss type of employ- er," which might inflict great hardship under the protectIOn of such a de- I.lt is noticeable that the current is- suo of the "Federationist" omits the usual "we do not patroniso" list, but instead a paragraph at the end of the 'oditorial declares: "it should be borne in mind that there is no law, aye, not even a court compelling union men or s to buy -—-" naming the particular articles which form the basis of the supreme court's decision. The best remedy known today for all stomach troubles is Kodoi guaranteed to glvn prompt relief Is a natural digesiant; it digests what you eat, it is pleasant to take. Sold by the Cliiford Pharmacy and the Bridge Toni...-ups...........m.1“.“" deld,ss.: 1,!!de 0. Rosier. Cashier of the nus. do solemnly swear saunas. spurious CURTIS Notary resin. Wurst Report of the Condition of THE CITY NATIONAL BANK, at South Norwalk, in the State oi Connecticut, at the close of business, February 14, 1008. Roles ms.- Loans and Discounts ...... “51,0“. 44 Overdraits, secured and un- u s unnéi'io'lééo'r'n' ...: Premiums on U. sfiidndi'. Bonds. securities, etc. .... Banking house, furniture, Due from Niltidirhlnhm inot reserve agents) . . Due from approved reserve ............. and other cash terns Notes of other National Banks ............. Fractional paper currency. nickels, and cents Lawful Money Reserve in Bank, yin: ,, pecle .............840.013 Legal-tender notes.. 10,400 Redemption fund with U. B. area-urn (5% of circula- .............ssss,m.74 Liabilities- Genital stock paid in ......0100H00000 nivided “madman” pauses and taxes paid 'g'. National Bank notes sisslslslllsasl Banks 'Tthf'mmled to riis mnpan gs Banks individual deposits mblect rcssscsrsvstr-s m’""'"f$31333ffii Notes and bills ndlseonnv ssrlcsssssrsrrsssrocs ed llllls able. includingesr use”: of deposit for 'dslosvsllssvsssl"0.".s.”l1‘ Connect sentient, County of raianss £de liedwsll, Cashier oi the above-as.“ lode m“ ibslisstefia fibula-lam ‘ Incashier. subscrihsdssd sworatohelorsise tbisdiihdsysll'sbrss airmen fl. Women Cour Fur Lined Coats We lisvegsecured a few mogeof thesaneCosts as soidlsstweek. * TheseCosissrenowbeingsoldinwcllhuowu New Yorkstoresstmnoo ' Themsnufsctmerwssglsdtogctridofwhstskine hehadonhsnd,sowemsdcourownprice. 'l‘hst’é whyyou csnhuy aKERSEYClD’l‘ll COAT, linedthroughout with fur, beautifully made and tailored, tomorrow, at WOMEN'S DONG COATS. stylish mixtures, $12.50 value, at Our Entire Stock of Furs at 40 Per Cent. Reduction. H M ‘ no You ms 0W ll " no you SAVE What opportunities have you lot attractant, investigate the advantages offered by», The United States Navy to youngnien, :07 to 25 years oia ecliamcs moncywand save it-and who, by cient, are given every opportunity to promotion to permanent, we 'reio cam: “rubs MW )FREEIILUSTRATEDBOOKLETMearq—tr Adam . um mum mills. to» Office Building. 01'"? says it should be done carefully lock by lock and that often what is complained of as falling hair is really the result not of a diseased scalp, but lwcnuse the. possessor actually tunrs'lt out by the roots. $18. 00 $4.59 ~ OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. The list, round turban with deep brim is one of the season's new shapes. A line of feather stitching In color about the edges of a white linen collar and cuif set Is a change from the more familiar embroidery. A label of lace finishes the collar. ...—... There is nothing better for everyday use as «worn in «lining and bed rooms than plain white linen simply finished It is molly laundered cpch time,“ not on the edges. and looks-better after dlmcult to make, and can be shaped to fit any form of top. them are elaborate pieces laid away to be brought out for state provisions.- ~ Venetian and French point laces seem to be leading the heavier laces which have been some time in vogue. One womnu who always seems to find just the right use for everything saves the cardboard rolls, which occa- sionally come through the mall with posters or other matter inside, to use for rolling her centerpieces. veilings, etc., on so they will always be smooth and free from wrinkles no matter how long they lie without being d. Bordered bailstes are one of the good things of the season. Bordered materials of all kinds are the opportun- ity for the dressmnkur who is gifted with originality and good taste, too. for in the hands of the average dressmak- er the rest is are moat ordinary, and. If fashions lo, woman will have them, hence the artist’s opportunity Rajah». too, are on. in border edges. says Vogue, as burnt orange stripes of dillerent wirfihs upon a pale pon- gse tone, browns upon a mastic ground Iond sewgreun stripes upon it granite“ gray fmmdntion. . ptBos-ron 8mm: i7: """ .TJR EDISON COMFORTABLE NEW YORK, Feb. 25 —Thomas A. Edison, who recently underwent an ob- eration for the removal of an abacus: from his car, was still at the Manhol- tau Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital in. day. The physicians reported that ho- hnd a comfortable night as temperature was normal it CHRONIC CONSTIPATION CURED., One who suffers from chronic consti- pation is in danger of many serious all. manta. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation as it aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels, restoring the natural action or . Commence taking it to- day and you will feel better at our" Orion laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is very pleassn: ‘ to lake. Refuse substitutes. Pleisted' v Drug Steve and The Clifford Phar A hair specialist told me the other day that no woman hair standing up; th‘s ways sit down before her mirror and take time to do it as it ought to be done. iler portrayal of the savage way in which the hurried American wo- man ussiilly tours through ilt‘l' hair with the comb was so Iran to life that it could not be crage woman combs all the "snarls" out wilh one single wide sweep (if she has the streugt Estimates for Expenses of, City Department. SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA ORIPPE. in grlpve ccug‘is are dangerous a: develop into pneumo fancy and Tar not only stops the cough but heals can the lungs so that n , suits need be feared. The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar contains no hanhful drugs and is in a yellow pack age Refuse substitutes. Drug. Store and The Clifford Phar they frequentl 031A- ) , fills this unth- CHURCH WORKER; OVERGOME BY A MF'lJtOSE. Muss, Feb. 25 ~Noneof the five women who were overcorne by was while at work in the First Metho- dist Episcopal Church, yesterday, was in a dangerous condition today. Walter l. Kennard, the most seriously affected, was suffering but from her experience, and all the others have practically recovered. To the lionrd of Estimate and Taxation, and Citizens of the City of South ’ Norwalk, (‘uurm 'l'ln- following are the estimates of the various committees of the lioard of (nuncilme and city olllcors, for the expenses of the city departments for the cum t year—100$: Street Department ............ ........... . ................... 31‘, Fire Department .............. " r‘lre Departnlent, account new hose house ..................... 1009000 Public lioalth ........... . ..... . . . . . . . . ........................... ............................. s .................................................... Municipal Electric Light ....... . ................................. wsssl ..................... p ........... Dun’t Worry WHEN YOU CAN BUY AT PRICES LIKE WE QUOTE HERE. THE MONEY STRINGENCY OHOULD BE THE LEAOT OF YOUR TROUBLBB, lF YOU ARE A PATRON OF OURB. 2 Pkgs. Saxon Wheat Food (Regular 15c Pkg.) 25o Quaker Wheat Berries (Regular 10c Pkg.) ...... . ......... .. .. do WdEweetButter,psrpound ............. . ...... W306 Warranted Fresh Eggs, per dozen ................. . ..... 27c Administration Department Police Public Printing . City Hall ................... Collectors' Commissions . Election Expenses ...”. ' City Treasurer's Salary ...... City Treasurer, account bookkeeping .. ........... . ........ . ...... Corporation Counsel City Records ..... ...... Memorial Day ........ .. ............... .. ....... ..... as .......... «a... ............. -:' ....... ...-a .......... oo-n....-. ...... a WE SELL DELICIOUS FRESH MADE BUTTER. 00 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Ecst‘l'es (70: value) ..... 50¢ 30 stamps with t In. Me-Ks llsnd Coffee ............. ..... 32° ”lumpswlth‘llbdsvssnd MochaCoffes .............. 30c zommwlmlthsvssnd Maracaibo Cerium”... ...... 25c 10 Clamps with 2 Packages Colin's Malta Rica dbltsmpswichPackagssNivsvsfer........................ . to lamp. with 3 lbs. Bonelesscutlsli due Pine Island Cemetery . ............... .......... ........ lioard of Belief ........ ..... Library Building ...... Isotsglvssss nnnnnnn d ..... vsssu ............ usurp. ........... , ' ‘ dounsel (six months’ salary 1007) .. Total Cit Do rtmentostlmaies............... .. .......... 56305730 ' y no : ...... 22.100.00 Income of the Oily. s 250.00 Iients of Court Room and “chop Town of Norwalk, «count highways corporation Ts: dent of city lot ..... Police Committee Street Commissioners ibrsry Building rent ' hon Library Fund I", d I” h m, ” us old ' " satlhl t m. sum. rink sum... 7... "' ' "”0 «a impu- , New York Grocery Company. EOU'l'I'l NORWALK. A. F. Mullah ‘ 00., PH”. ss-nnsrsssorscsa .................. 141810 ssssvswsssssost srlssssssolssv'ssssvssssrssslvdrstagvssssow interestontaxllst . street sprinkling assessment ..... Uneolleeted taxes: City ’l'ss Listisod . City Tau histllub " lily Ave. and Lowe It. Grading Assessment... fairilsld Ave. and Cedar “Grading Assessment Valley fit. to fairhsld Ave. Assessment ........ East Washington lit. Pavement Assessment GRAND LIST, 85,725.703Ml. ”Mutilation. 'l'oul estimates for City llopsrtlneuta “3.00700 mm. ‘assssssilssssvtslosses-scorerrvv-sscsvs'sol Amosufiobersisedhyissatlon rumor AJUTI'Y ".‘ ‘.'"n"u. Cd .‘D‘...') ss'sssoslsvvsssIlsasorssrsssl.’J.o‘. locusts 00 sosssrrsssssslissvsslsssvssrssssssrrrsssrssssss .uvnndsrasssss l 13.40 “07.02.22 tellsnessstsrs-ssgssssssvss Carbon hand ”Willow Tl!" "m ”"s ‘Am’ "0", sstsnrerssssslf m‘ “1'” With Isl-a WMWWMMIIW OUOAIMIO LIE-w—Oi. OO c.ty 7“ "hi.“ m"'.' 'QIIOIOIUIIIIIDIII l'ldldsdl'ldldldllldlddl Library'l'ss rats. “still ' Ontsssbovsssuusssslor Wald“ mmmlhiflcltyTflndWMlfllfl ihtustcuerslenlslssthIMMssihi-m ssssrsstvvssvsyrsosirsusssssss-ssssccsisr «Winslow l26 Within Si. A. sum. t It” ‘
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