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For Infants and Children.
The Kill You Have
Always Bought
For liver
Thirty Years
HSHWIA
TH! clunuw GOIPIN'. NEW '0.“ Cm.
MASONIC VETERANS.
interesting Data From a well Known
Organization.
The hint-tottleVetcran' Ailb'ocitltlml.
which will dedicate the luclnorial
t"lo1't ted to the mommy of William
Wallace Lee in illoc cemetery :11 1’10le
11111 Valley Barkhampstcd 'l llulhday
June. 24, has :1 lllelllbership of about
900.
'l‘hcl‘c were Til deaths 1111110 11111111;
bél'sbip ranks, according to the report
of the 33“] annual reunion just is»
sued, includliu.r uliur. Gregory. (louver
L. Andrews and Lucien H. \Vcolock. of
\Vlllstod, Oren Fitch, of New Hartford,
Ulrich Haury, Albert Williams and W.
ll, Parllleicc, of Colilnsvilic, 11:. (1‘1.
llotcllkiss, William ll. lll'othweli. ul‘
'l‘.orringtou
John H. Judson, who died 11,1 Sandy
Hook, aged 88 had been 111 Mason 11?
years and six months, and H. 11. Per-
ter, of Nauuatuck, who died in his
iliiih year. joined the order when he
was 55. Mr. Gregory had been 11 Ma-
son 44 years; Mr. Weelock, lit yearn,
and Mr. Andrews. ~16 years. ‘
GRACE BAPTIST’CHURCH SER-
Vices.
Rev. S. D; A. Maxwell to Deliver
an Address.
licv. H. I). A. Maxwell. of South Car;
11111111, l0 speak at Grace illlptlst
(lllllrcll.1tllls evening.
The following program will be r1111-
dcrcd :11 Grace llaptist Church. this
evening, under the auspices of the
i'lliuu 1.:1'1'011111. \V. (‘1 Million, presi-
dent: -
Recitation“
h’iian‘hiiulill' Taylor.
Address-m
Richard \\'illllit'st')‘.
Addrcsuw-
1, Alisa Julia t'lay1
Humorous addresnw
C. (1‘1. Hello, 01“ Norfolk. Va.
Paper»-
Mru. Samuel Ki‘lli'ltl'v,
.r\ (i d res s»
ltev. S.
Vocal solo
Rev. J, l'ltllv, llul'l'im, '
Music for the evening furnished 11,1
1111" tyconm. Adlllissitm 1‘1'1'e
Sr.
11. A. Mann: ll.
_ THE
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Model 30,
il425
delivered in Norwalk,
cannot be equalled by any other
car selling for $2,000.
Have. a dellloustrzltion before
Illhying and learn for yourself.
. F. E. LockWood
8. Company
39 WALL STEET. NORWALK.
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Plain and Ornamental
Sign Writing
E. E Gerham
Decorator ,,
10 First St, East Norwall'.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WE SELL '
75 lbs. Oats to a bag, 100 lbs.
bran to a bag,,112 lbs. com to a
bag. Other grain and feed 100 lbs. to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
quotationS. which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago ‘
market.
Jeddo and Cross Creek Coal
DELIVEREl) IN YOUR CELLAR 2,000 LBS. FOR $6. 50
RAYMOND BROS
The H men 81 Bailey Cc
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and M1“ Work to Everything
from a Plggery to a Palace
We have now on ‘hand the iarg‘bfit, ‘moot varied and complete stock of lum-
her In the history of this' company or any of its predecessorS. and
" respectfully soliclt‘the patronage of all lumber users.
yARD TEL. 46-2.
MILL "TEL. 116-3.
graph
Frank W. Roberts has returned
home from a two weeks‘ vluit ill titrat-
t'orll. 1
Former Steward Willialna and fam-
ily are aiming their household effects
from the Norwalk Country Club.
Attorney and M1'31Leo Davis. of
Rowallu ail'cct, are entertaining I’tlili
110111011. 111' Clitll",it)ii(?li\liil? VilLinla
Conductor Charles M. Williams l'o-
hulllctl his duties this morning on 111-.1 i
16111-11. avenue line, after 'a i'c'.' dayu’ ill-1‘
llt‘HS. .
Mr. and Mrs. .l. M. Perry and 111111113131
111' East Nol'wnlk,‘ spent Monday 1111
guests of Mr. I‘crry'u mother, Mrs.
William Robiurou, 111 Winston.
l1}. l1). (lol'ilam, of 11711111. avenue, was.
a guest at the eleventh annual ban-1
qutc of the N'n'wnlk Business lit-ll‘n
Aunoclation lant night, 111 the Nor-
wulk llotcl.
\Vt‘tll'lt‘l‘ like today‘s, 111 the opinion
01‘ ‘11111110 who are in favor of bcttcr
side walk facilities [11 East Norwuik,
is likely 10,111'1111: about a change for
the better. ,
Frank 1.. Smith, who has: been in
111 health for a lolly, time, seems: 1')
show some Sight: of llllpl'ovcmt'nt. and
his many friends hope for 11 continu-
illlit‘ 111 111mm 1:001! signs.
The 111-monthly meeting of the St:'
James Circle of the King’s ”Hill-Zilh‘l"!
will be held at 11111 111111111 of 01114.11.
N. Taylor. 1‘1'1 Cove avenue. East Nol- ,
walk. iolllolt'ow at 2 .‘10 0".1lock
A regular meeting of (Short. Ma
hackcluo, Foresters of America, oil
which .lohn C1. Silcox 11:1 secretary. hell
1'. regular meeting, last evculnp. 1111'.
only routine lllaticrs came up for 111:;-
mission.
The 111111111 Chemical Works, in Nor-1
\1'1'1111', having rcauu'led onifull time.
Harry M. Hubbell, of East Norwalk.
has returned to his position there.
'l‘t1c plant ham been doing very little
loa- about two months.
Joseph B. Klugsiand and l-loward E.
Knapp, of the East 1111-11111.- tl'ollcy line.
are enjoying 11 day's vacation. Mr.
I'lllllllll'n‘ destination was, not account-
ed 111' this ulorniug, though it was said
that Mr. Kingsiaud would dodge ruin
drop», and no looking for soft clams.
(laptuin (‘barlcs Rclllsoll 1501 out for
New York, this lll‘ol'uing, 111 purchaso
.1
,
The Clifford
Excellent Culture.
Dinner: Evenlngc,
It to 8 p. 01.
Sunday Dinner: 11 Specialty.
Dinner Partie- ond Banquet!
Solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
r elephant 99!.
be «In on we GOONWOQQW
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xServlce and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates $2‘per day and upwardo.
Stock and General Information Ticker.
41.1....“ '
Sunday Dinners, 7501s.
TEL. CALLm.
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11171111 Paper
H . h
0111' spring styles nrc‘Ts'iiLdy for’yOuT
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 106
to $10.00 Double. Roll.
‘Sllil‘. Agent for FF. Bt‘fik & CO. and
Jancway & Clll'pollict'h Wall Papers.
(1"(1clu'1y. (llzlsswalc, llouuc Furnish-
int." Goods. l’alntcrs‘ Supplies English
illuc China by the. pier-1» or set. 'l‘heso
goods will not c.razo
Solo 11: ;cllt for the Columbia Phono-
C.‘o 5 Talking Machines and
Double. Disk Records. Music 011 both
sides. 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records. 351:. Fits any cylinder
11111111111111x and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to older.
Zest Mixed Paints, $1.25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
117 WASHINGTON sTnEET,
SOUTH NORWALK
TEL. con. ,
Dally Line to N Y.
For Freight Only
'011‘1 and after Tuesday. January 7
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier ,28, East River, New York, (foot
,fof Dover street), every day, (except
sunny), at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nonvialk up to 4 p. .md-Soutb
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p. m
i Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Smith.
C. G. Honolulu,
i; on no 19. RAYMOND. i
I
Lance, (toner-i Agent.
‘\ 1
’;Does'nqt Coior the air
AYER’S it'll/MR VIGOR ‘
. Stops Fallln3 Hair
' 1 Dean-airs Dandruff
Water, Perfur11~
mmmwuww. 1‘14 1.. .
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at1the~
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient aervlceut
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons
(.‘oule ill and wall for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J, PARKER, Manager.
11 steering wheel and other paraphcr
build for 11111 sloop lt‘ila Gl-rl'bcr. 111 a
abort 111110 Captain helm-11m expects to
be 111111, 101 all comers, be having
challenged any boat in the oyutcr navy
for 11 race.
An interesting game of pool is
:1tt‘hcdttled for this evening at May-1
llowrrr Hook and Ladder Company
headquarters. 'l‘lvewmltcktilnts Will he
the two Hel'utchtlff-n, A. [1. Hull and C.
‘.',l1how11 each rated at 120. '1‘ hole are
,only a very few games left in the
tolll'llalllcllt
"lilorc 11111311111111 no denser fog than
I111111 lnorniua‘ u or. the Round during the
present \1'111111'. it “as 1111 impossibil-
hr to rob more than a very limited
111' lllil(‘l or foot 111' your! 11 vesael' a bow,
and 111 11.111101111011111 fog horns and oth-
1';' warning Appliances were called up-
on 1111 1111 full duty.
John Howard. the bridge market-
11'11111, reported on his arrival this
morning that there was quite a bad
111-1x raging in Stamford when he left
there about 1; o‘clock. At. that time a
big barn and an ltaliun boarding
house in Greenwich avenue had been
practically destroyed.
'l‘ he Ollogowollas have been keeping
under cover, :10 1111' as social events
have been concerned, for a number 01‘
1111111111, but there is something doing
111 the. air for Friday Inight. The prep-
arations are prllrtica 1y all cotllplcted,
' and the members or this famous or-
, gauleatlou are assured of a flue time.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
31110011111: was held, at. the parsonage.
last evening The mystery box slips
given out at the preceding meeting
Wct‘o asked by the president, Miss Mu-
tllda. Smith, and proved very eaten
taming, as well as instructive. Mrs.
Woodsou, by request sang a, selection
which was much enjoyed.
On account of the freight. cars on:
the track in South Norwulk thiu morn-
ing, trains were stalled in numbers
i F0 coral Director
5 and £111an war.
1
19 North Main 81.. South Norwolk
Res-dance. 6 Washington at.
1 Telephone at house. 093.
i Telephone at office, 8384. i
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EVERY LADY? DRESSING CHAM-
sllould bo equippdd‘
snow white one piece “Standard" Per-
eclatn Enameled Lavatory.
Have You ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have not and, com running water"
in your dressing chamber, sleep
in: apartment or‘ first floor toilet i
1'0111'xll'l‘t'lll;3 prosciutto would afford you
the high It [loge e‘ of comfort.
We ”will gladly quote you plices. 0111-
blunibe strictly competent plea
champs; guest and reliable. 1 ‘1,
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.'
1. 3,111.1
1847 ; ' ‘1909‘
Plumbing and Steam
o'l' 11411:???ng
out: with Muglog‘igfi.
Gap and 31111111“ it‘d u,
.mmwmr
1 v CHMSED SANG
. The Jones 8tHotchklss
mpany
17 WALL STREET
1'
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4 $1.1
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THE :NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE‘ MINUT FROM DEPOT. 11‘
' EUROP AN PLAN.
Our l’toolne’u a Spoclel Feature. Gu
and Electrlo Light) Throughout. Ev~'
cry ‘Ro‘om Hosted. . ‘
RATES REASONABLE. '
Fine stocked pole in Connection;
A full llne of Imported Alea‘, lnctud- , ‘
Inn the (amour But? Burton'p ali‘d
Base a Go. a scout, Ilw’ayo on drought. , ,
Anhcuser Bunch Boer on Drought.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor;
Composed of Sulphur. Glyc'u'in, (1111111111. Sodium Lhiorh‘l,‘ Capsicum, Slige, Alcohol
.r’llit your doubt be: opinion of
"11'1'rqn1u-111'.
“With a dainty, "
NORWALK.
A1111 Elegant Dressing
Maureen I'la'h' Grow
.111 such a hair preparation,
”I“ 311.. 1'" amount—nu—
all about the East Norwalk section.
At first it was believed there was a
1 11111111 off the track at this end of the
town. but an investigation showed
that the trouble was on the South
Norwalk side of the drawbrhlgc.
‘ ‘ George Bell, of Pascale, New Jersey;
11011 of Mrs. George 8. Bell, of Cove
avenue. Eapt Norwalk. will unit 1111
the 20111 of the present month for
Brazil. South America, where be ex-
ports to spend about three veers. He
in in the employ of a railroad construc-
tlon company. Mr and Mrs. Belt
were guests of Mr. Bell's mother,
Sunday.
Notwithstanding,lho miserable even-
ing, fourteen ouy1the members of the
”(tiller chorus turned out last night,
for rchedrsni and‘ prececded with an
enthusiasm that promises well for the
011111 event. Tonight the orchestra
will alert at Dr. Baker’s to practice
their part and Sunday both singers
and partofthe orchestra will prac-
lien a half hour after Sunday school.
The oyster adllllrnls are planning a
rubber boot dance for this evening ac
cording to the information handed out
this morning by their prone agent. lie
says that it is stipulated that away-
body attending must wear rubber
110013.110 as not to mar 11 new flour,
where the bigevent is to come off.
"Charles Daniel Tobey is to be the
floor manager, and lied Saunders the
grand bouncer.
Hod Saundcrs' fellow oystcrmen are
looking forward with interest to his to-
day’s. operations. This morning he
set out down the harbor with his new
tongs, which he claims are. of such a
type that: he can pull oysters out of
the fog. He made the flip out in the
sound on the famous ivy Point. which
Is reputed to have the virtue of being
able to cm the fog liken knife even
if there is no breeze of wind.
William ll. Baker, of Osborn nvo—
nue, would have been 11 bully man last
night, if he had attempted to fill all
his engagements. lie was scheduled
to play in both the pool tournaments
of the South Norwalk Club and )1 1113'-
flower Hook and Ladder Company and
in the carpet bowls team of Sherman
Council, Royal Arcanum, ill the lat-
ter's contest at Stamford. He chose
carpet bowls, and helped the South
Norwailt Arcanunlltus to will. Mr.
Baker will play 1113 game 111 the May-
flower tournament tomorrow night.
His rating is 100. and he will have as
1115 oppmlcnt David Nash, 90.
'l‘oday ls ,burcnts' visiting day at the
Marvin school, and tomorrow will be
a. similar occasion for the Fitch school.
During these two days the parents wllL
be able to observe juat the kind of
work their children are, doing; and
will also have an opportunity to be
(‘0an better acquainted with the
teachers and kllpcrlntcutiellt. The.
regular school work is being carried
on both days, the occanlon being in no
also a show one. it is believed that
those visiting days will be productivc
of much good.
illlW_I__Wiili
(‘hltl'lra l‘l'lnre is improving the ln-
terior of the lx’nowltnn place. ill Crock-
ett. avenue. preparatory to moving 111
Paint 111 flying around there in great
style lust now.
With the approach of spring, 1111111-
111'01111 residents of this place walk
to their work and back again, instead
of patronizing the. trolley. The air
and exercise at this time are a most
healthful combination.
1 A majority of the residents, school
children and students particularly.
are now on the watch for birds. lrcal
interest is taken in the study of nature
hem and most oi. the 111 110111111 are able
to point out the different birds and
give their habits as well
Marbles, one of the everlasting
joys of youth, are. now quite the rage,
and the boys can thhllt or hardly any
thing else, and may be seen at any
time figuring out their gains or losses.
Some of the young nurses are imitat~
lng their brothers, it is stated.‘
Yesterday afternoon 11‘ 11111111 er of
the members or the new girls ath-
letic club visited the Dolplllan head,-
quarters for practice. Show 111' the
manger boys of the club paid no
attention to the resolution git/lug the
11mm the exclusive use of the floor. and
,hpllqycd lhetu considerably. As a,
hiccup of revenge. the ,young ladies
‘pl'ganlzed an implomptll basketball
team, and trimmed the 111111; youhgv
titers handily by the score of 8 to 16.
The boys 111111111111.an 11111111 11111111.
selves 511,111,111, 1,11 the llr§t plpoe.
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1.30.13
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True week 1111'. Art}; at V1111.
.‘3 Two 13011111051111.1111 wrra‘
EACH: POUND :TEA E'lTH-
'“' linoleum 1111111153.
{we BELIEVE THlo' TEA TO
BE; THE,’ ST 1111‘ Town
A SONAR F
Telephony 91,12.
llifllS WW WilRilS.m
South'Norwnlk People Have Absolute
Proof of Dead: at Home.
It’s not words but dceda that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan' s Kidney Pills,
For South Nora'alk kidney Sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lien in the testimony of South
Norwalk people who have been cured
to stay cured.
W. 13 Gregory, 5 Kaiser Place, South
Nerwulk, Conn., says "i have not
used Douu'u Kidney Pills in over ten
years but still hold the same good
10111111011 of them. For 11 long time l
was bothered by buckuehe and often
noticed sediment resembling brick rust
in the kidney secretions. After a short
use of Doan‘ s Kidney Pills plocurcd at
disappeared and l have always been
glad to recommend this excellent prep
oration since."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. lt‘oster-Mllhurn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, 'sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the llaule~—Doal1‘s—-and
take no other
‘Platsted's drug store, these symptouls '
Win-v1 1.-....
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iii—71C]? WWW W WW" 1,
[times Cox and John Moran Have
Carl's Conliuued—u Jilp militants
in Toiis‘ Once tMot'i'. '
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BRIDt‘ll'JPOll’l‘, March )0 F—That tll
Law Enfoxdemcnt League 1' the 0111'.
‘1'. 11111 asleep 111111 made 1' dent a tow
lay .1' .1go,whcn cvlden [c which will
.'.oavict three men of r l'tbuu 00'9““
was placed in the lip 11540: pmsécut-
tug Attorney DeLaneA The warl'uutil
.vere drnw‘u up and ’served by Pang].
null 11,,Coughlln'3g; “33133,,
James Jacques; well known as ,1
keeper of a dm’a‘ on water 1111-11111, was
U‘H‘Sied “D0“ two charges, that. of
keeping a F lillblllig 11011511 and ram
““18 fl "0‘“ ,e oriahslgnatlon. ,’ltf the
city 1‘5“” 1111111 morning 11 commodore
“'03 ""‘au ed until in rch 11,1‘11111'11-
““5" undo were it 11 at 3150 011
90-011 ' .1'hatge.1 lie was defended DY -
31‘0“ may 13.01 Hall
J' hues 0011,11 bartendel 111111; How-
m
111111111111 plum.
Dr William E Chancellor. of East
111111.111. who is superintendent of the
South Norwalk public schools. W39 13
‘mll'it‘n, 11101111111; afternoon, vk “mg mg
sister1Mlss‘ Florence Chullctnor, who
is ill with malarial 11:1 er 1111 Jump that
the grip seems to assume. 1‘ .11: the most
part this winter
‘ —Shoulder Steak 12c 11;. Geist'e Mkt.
'lhere was a town In? etlng in- Dar
traditionally night, to act upon the bill
now before the legialaltnre authorizing
the town to 11111011111111 water works and
to issue bonds not- exceeding $75,000.
The blotting was well attended. and
it unanimously :11 ,prolcd the bill. The
selectluen \vese 1‘11 Hartford yesterday,
id\0f‘illg the. Illcaaure at a hearing.
Rohell P111 (13‘ of Norotou, was chair-
man. and ,R. M. Smith was secretary
01' the It’l’mthlg. The Norman Water
Company a. pllvuto calporulloll, has
char'tcl rights in Darieu.
WW WNW
.loan line. of New lork, spent Slm'
du)‘ wit]. his parents ill 'i‘nlluadgc lilil.
\Vlliilln H. 31.1th huh 1111- on confined
to his bonu- l'or ll short blue with fa-
cial 'neurgni. in.
111'. E .l 1)‘Sli11111;,‘.1ncss1,' go vc a 10"
t11111:o 1hc 11111111110141 and friends of the
‘1 .\".~. \ S:undl,1'pftcrnoon. The talk
was principally of tbp bones. nerves
and bloorlawsscls. and he illustrated
many parts of thr- anatomy on a
blackboard with onloled 11'11y011s.At-
torney B. It Mead presided .aud made
a truief introductory 1111111115»: 1.. F.
"ricbel made a sherl address at the
conclusion of Dh‘ O Shaughncusy' to ad-
dress. and, in behalf of the club.
thanked him 001 the interest. he has
manifested for the clubs welfare.
\"-..1:t S 111111113 afternoon Burgess liar
‘ohl ll. Mead will give a talk on the
fundamental principles of inorganic
chemistry. with practical dctn‘o‘us‘tra-
lions. A platform will be erected, and
Mr. Head's methods of illustration
pill be thorough and eullghtculug
Governor Samuel 'l‘uttlc. will plot-side
at the meeting. Sunday afternoon.
March 2.0, l". B (‘1 one will give all il-
lusu-atml income on "Bees." Mr Crane
11'. well versed in this study and has
been heard before by many who will
vouch for its general. interest. All of-
felt is being made to have Dr. Mc-
Lalle here on Malch 21. While nothing
definite can be stated as ,\'.91 it is we
siblo that he may be prevailed upon
to appear Dr McLean is well known
hcl'c. 1111.1 is one of the heaviest. donors
of the club. llu is‘plesident of Roose-
cit 111111111111 and has been lecturer
in the Cutie :9 1'1 Physicians and Sur-
goons, New 1m folk over 30 yhezlls
OISE?“
Egan“. ‘ 31111111111111 the lm Both
:IBigutm
con’alh's sTA‘rE TAX. 1
“I Will Have Support of Those Large
corporations Already Asoeosedf ,-’
‘1 :l'hcre‘ Will probably be a lively can
,té‘st when the manufacturers oppose
the effort of William H Corbin; state
tax commissioner, to get the present
legislatule to enact a law which would
tax the capital stock of- manufacturing
burporations at its fair murk‘pt, value.
not its par value. the tax of 1 per cent
to be paid 101ch state. The purpose
valuations, and the state tax is to be
, paid only on the excess of value above'
that. on, which taxes are paid to the
1 _'t0\vll or City in whiéh the plants are
" located.
.Coninl‘is'sloller Corbin‘ a bill; which
1111s not yet come up before the joint
:, committee on finance for hearing, but
'IhllS already attracted eonslderablefa
j vorable attention on the part. oflegis-
lators exempts banks, insurance, trust
' and other investment companies, rail-
, road." express. telegraph and te‘le
‘1 phone companies all 01* which now
.'.:y tavrs to the state. it provides that
:,l-‘ other corporations shall file will
, the tax commiiatoncr an annual state
1 gnlent containing the total 11111110113013
" amount of capital stock of the con'
cern the amount outstanding. and. the
amount paid in on it, the classes, if
any. the par value. and nu‘nib‘e‘r or
sharcs.11ud the market value. Accom-
partying thi‘s“ is to, be a detailed state:
1110111 of the “111‘01'ks.st_1'ucturcs‘. retil 11111
111110, mhchlu‘ery. underground conduits}
wires and pipes’ owned by the corpor-
alien and subject to‘ local taxation, and
belonging to the corporation \vlthln
and without the state. 1
1‘ '_ ,, ‘. 1'l‘he manufacturels protest that the
"market value of' their stocks ré'bl‘é"
acute 1,11 speculative figure not govern-
011 by the Actual value of the property
ior of the Investment; such Weight: Mi
thorns cor polatlollu which ale now tax
1111 by 1110 1111-1111 1011 throw ll‘l tailor of
'th11&00rblll bill-111 cxprrttd to be given
of the law is to compel manufacturers ,.
to pay taxes on their proper taxable '
of the merchandise and other aesotrll'clty hair would come pl'e‘t
"“ .11 avenue betel was also '1a1'reated
charged with pulley playing and being
.1 writer of t e 1.11111. There lire three
counts again 1 him, and his bondu
were'llxed‘at $300 When the case was
continued 11ntll,l"r,lduy. He will be
represented by ' Attorney Frederick
Bartlett. .
Cox. is 111 very bad, and if he does
not felfelt his bond will ,no doubt
spend a term in jail. The evidence
against him 111‘ unassallable, and his
action in playing policy yélttel‘llay, if
lie did was in direct defiance of the.
luw.C,1plv yesterday in the commute
pleas court he was '.tldetl‘-$51l;tor‘
policy playing. and warned that he.
would go to jail if he was convicted of
the charge again‘., 'And yet it is "
claimed that the warning had not had
time to cool before he was at It again
John Moran. a bartenden at ’l‘. ,m
llcilly s saloon at 511 Lufal'etle‘ street
was also arrested, charged with plav-
lug policy. His case was- ‘aluo contin-
tied to Friday under $5001bonda.
There is evidenceth beoqld polkb'
yesterday. Saturday and Friday.
The evidence in these cases has 0012.111
obtained by the Eagle National Dru
lecttvc Agency who are in the can
play of the Law Enforcement Lame,
More arrests may follow. 1
BIRDS Sillillli
Milli, WiiitKiS
As Harbingers oi Spring} They Are
‘ Quile Trustwor‘lly
'11;
i The appearance or the l'ednvinzrcz'l
lllaélrbild—ld give llllll 111» full Dante
«just over the Connecticut. border.
.and plobtlbly also in the south 111111113 .
1y by this time is a. sign of Spring
which is not likely to be ddde‘ptlvc.
"lhc birds seldoln lrutke outtakes mN
thrir weather predicttCZf, and the 1
red ulng‘ s arrival 113 fully a fortnight
earliel than usual.- says the Prpvh
,dollcc Joulllul.
1 ”the 1011111 and the 1111111111111.an1111
customary avaul cou'rsler of the go 1-
1111 scanon, but even their poles pave;
(not more suggestive of rc-uuakqufn"
nature than the gurgling; cplL of tthe
singer with the ,i‘s ill'let emulation. '
‘Plobably, however the mold and the
bluebird have already been 9690 in
this neighborhood by some Watchful
obselver Robins. indeed, and more
rarely bluebirds occasionally rein-air;
all wintel Sieklng the depths of the
woods and swamps. and 111011111111"
Hf)m"‘,l0\\ for whose exquisite 110111 “0 1 ‘
are beginning to hatch is net an ill-
vallable migrant. But neither 119-..1191'
the oracle can be regarded as enur-
acterlstlc of the willie 19111110115 30
that when robin, blutolld.‘rdd\vln"»
and song sparrow are held, not: as
single spies, but in 11111111110115. .‘We may
feel certain that. spring had conic.
Nature has in truth no tulle of dor-
lum‘lcy .'l‘he woods in winter promtliit,
of life Fol- example; consider"
uumbel of birds who remain with 113
all the year or who come down from
the north when the, snow robs them
of their {food .,, .'l‘he lively; woe‘llpec
the notsv jays the cheerfut'eh'lclr can
and nuthatches never desert 03,0011
on almost any 111111111 ddyta’ walk' in
the woods will discover the lune
and' tree ominous: eddy" pattdpsiit
.or the leos~ (mam
l‘he, goldfirlchésfi‘ ‘uhfd.
in‘ their w‘lntértcOatbmi poem
the comps blithely as illiterate
11! one monolithic «jut 31H
ils kind 111,111 wisp extol gli to, ,
bird's 11111111; countél',iono n .. ~
2111111 complainlouithilli .It 113 $11 "clot ' ‘
to see now" fea‘lilq‘se' the» land
becomelxtlte' chic
learn to eat from: -,tble
respects the birds may be lit ,
ter1lu winter thrill/111‘ output,
tireless, the time of their at
singing is die 'io'y'ouy tin; ‘
and than it,‘ 13;}, that; gal
pervades the, 111" ‘ ‘
lovers, feel how 3;
Even dweller; In
1113 when; 11mm 1111233131,
greenery -.rllay‘._ 1,1,1 asdyeé
spring by th Lieu
the lemon or 1101101110qu 2
the'lgrackles 0r owibll‘dspt ,
are 1111 11 111311111 111111er119 '
back fence. Th pluebird iW ‘ "
1111111111111 the o‘ t'l‘ilrdl uric-1‘“
until tllé,_begll_1!llllg_qu l‘ i “
'hhve favorite;- iocalltie
bong dparro' 1t ,
eyed and y ldw-throated 110011911 in“.
deed, a catalogue of 11111 111141st that
might be ergonwltnln 1,1; mu bratty"
y close?! 13
embracing the whole list: ~1-It'. alntfurf‘
111e,: afield,- 1howevor, that one pin
go to study them‘ to dvautuge, all
whoever has ‘sso 111111111111 th‘bm 111111
[darned to, love the 1111111 5011;, told
'eraterona elbow" "é crimp 1'
u‘uludn chem ‘9.- 1.1111111111111111 upon-
The return or the birds should not b
buoyed by the robbery of their ‘ttctttrtfi
I
-..»..-..1MI¢. ,
or 111 11111 wantolubutomrry'or 11111
5911’1331 . '
W; “thy-”4M
Norwalk Chronicler