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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 31, 1909 · page 5

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TELEPHONE 409

PIANO "
GIVEN
AWAY

Get a Piano Certificate with
every purchase, It. will cost
you nothing.

F. A. LANE
Confectionery
and Poetry

51 Washington Street.

11111 111118

WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinii "
Fair tonight and Thursday. An (.-
tended area of high pressure overt
central and western sections is prodt
ing cool, pleasant weather in all St. -
tions east or the Rocky Mountaii
Freezing temperatures are reported
far south as Amarillo, Texas. Con
lions favor for this vicinity 1 cash
weather with brisk weste ' ”i
not much change in t

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

«Supper!
ervtlring good.
that? 1111111111. 113. Church, tomorro
6:30. .

 

‘ Theodore Smith, of Wilton. was in
Norwalk yesterday on business.

Fair week is in full bloom at the
M. Read store. Read about itin t
adv. 1‘ "

MrsvThoma's Gregory, of Cranbnr
is spending a few weeks with relutiv
in Brooklyn.

Henry Gehrman, of Isaacs place.
moving his household effects to We.
port avenue today. 9

A subscription lunch and pinocl
tournament will be held this event
at the Nor walk Club

Colonel and Mrs. George D. Russell _
of Norwalk, visited last evening at t
home of friends in Winnipeuk.

Thomas Gregory, contractor of Crap.
bury, is working a few days in E1
Norwalk. digging out the gutters.

The Hospital Whist Club will me
with Mrs. M. C. Keeler, F919 Courtlni
place, Friday afternoon April" .., at.
o clock.

liuy your Easter suit. now. '1‘1
Copyright Clothing Comapny ha.
some that will interest you. Read t1
adv. on the eighgr page.

There is quite a difference betwet.
a Marathon race and a race for go

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11011105 111 Rogers & Stov ens atv.
thcy tell you the difference. Bett 1‘
read it. '

Contractor Leslie Gamble. of East
Norwalk broke ground this mornl g
for the new residencewhich Captain
Frederick L. Byxbee’is to erect ‘11
Cedar street near Weegovenue.

T. S Glover calls your attention 0
the Maxwell automobile which hrs
won more reliability contests tlr 11
any other American car. His adv. w 11
interest the prospective auto owner.

—-—A fresh, clean 1111111111 11 soiled p 01
lure—what a difference! The cost
would be but little. Call for estimae.

Tilly. 78 Washington stre ' 1

Liliiss Jennie Sherwood.,of Daub
who has been spending the past we
at the borne of M‘r. and Mrs. Claren

 
 
 
 
 

her home today.

A stated communication 3
John’s Lodge, A. F. and A. M..'of N9 1‘-
walk, will be held tomorrow evem g
at 8 o'clock. The Master Mason
gree will be conferred.

i:
' In a. game of pool of the No‘rwak ‘

Fire Police torptaament, played la‘st

evening, Will Miller, rated 70,
tented George Preusser, rated 80,
the score of 70 to 49. Fred Weish-lt

 

acted as referee. and Charles 51 u7 1

man as scorer.

Daughters of Isabella, Court. Ceci
met in the rooms of the Catholic Cl9b
last evening, anti arrangements wee
completed for the initiation which w‘ll
he held next Sunday afternoon in
berninn Hall. Norwalk. It is expect (1
that seyeral speakers from out of to n
will he‘ p1esent1 At the conclusion of
the exerciSea. they will adjourn to t 9
Catholic Club on West avenue, and 'e-
lreshments will he served.

At the Berkeley Sire, Chapel 1 is
or ening at 7: 30 Wllitbé; 1'1 11 the ii 901
illustrated talk on Life of Our
Ltlld, by the Rev; iris B. How 11.
The attendance at ‘iiese Wednesd y
night talks has steadily. '1‘ It“
motor on are most, 9101:1111 r'eprod c7
r919g8,rwith no a-

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'lhe talks 111191 111111
1111 hour. The sand e“

live minutes long. Hymns are 311 1g
at intervals during the hour, the mute
brine shown on‘ the sheet With‘ epp'o-
111‘ this pit lures
11111111 is given to all who may wish to
.111 1'111.'l‘11e last11 919 the talks 111

-9 Rev. 1 11'.

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Amidst 11111-111111 in i- ..

We write Burglar
Insurance

LET U8 WRITE YOURS.

TAYLOR a GOLDEN,
1111.. 1111.2. '
74 Washington street, South Norwalk.

RUSSELL’S

Varsity Chocolates and

Saturday Candy '
.—.AT...

D A X T E R ’ S
ANDERSON’S

 

 

 

 

Launch Works

Boat Frames set up' and ready to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches of all sizes built. to order
by competent workmen.

Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk

 

 

 

 

1109111611111 RMONROE
House Mover .

Buildings raised and moved. Heavy

-1 machinery and steam boilers placed

in position. Experienced then sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt-
ly attended to. General contracting. P.
9(‘), liox 723, South Norwalk.

 

Putnam Hose Company has nr'rang7
ed to hold a dance at Ar‘lon ilall on
Friday evening, April 10th.

A month‘s mind mass was said for
Mrs. Calvin J. Snyder at St. Joseph‘s
Church this mornin gut 89‘o‘cloclt.
Maher was the cclohrant.

A‘ sembmontirly meeting of the
Barnett Class, of the South Norwnlk
Baptist Church, will he held this ere-
ning, and it. is hoped that. there will
be a large attendance. especially" 111
view of the fact that. officers will be
elected.

Superintendent 'l‘nlpey, of the Met.
ropolitan Life insurance Company.
of New York, has a. cottage undernou-
sti'ncilon at Harbor View Boat-h. Rev.
Mr. Edwards, of Mount. Vernon, and
Attorney Louis S. Doors, of South N111"
walk, also have"ncw houses under way
there.

 

 

or mar many a face; the other
failures may be ever so comely,
11 pair of weak. red, inflamed or
twitching eyes will spell its.
beauty. Properly adjusted
glasses will cure most of those
troubles by removing the cause.
But don't get the idea that any7 9
body- or everybody can do the
"proper adjusting? We have
made a study of the eyes and

will give you a scientific exam
ination.

IIFEWWK IIPIIIIAI I‘ll.

 

901' stocks advanced on large opening
dealings, but the gains were generally

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As Many a South Norwalk Reader
Known Too' Well.

 

 

When the kidneys are sick,

Nature tells you all about it.

The urine is nature's calendar.

Infrequent or too frequent. action;
9 Any urinary trouble tells of kidney
lls.

Deans Kidney Pills pure all kidney
ills.

Soirth Norwulk people testify to this.

Mrs. S. A. 1’11'0wn, 39 Franklin
Street, South Norwalk, Conn, says:
“it. is several years since I used
Donn's Kidney Pills but i remember
very well 11111. great benefit 1 derived.
1 had been armored tor a long time
with frequent attacks of backache and
sharp pains in 111v kidneys. There was
also a frequent desire to pass the kid-
ney secretions and this was an added
source of annoyance. Doan’s Kidney
Pills which i procured at Plaisted's
drug store relieved these troubles and
are in my estimation a valuable reme-
dy and one that should be used by ev-
ery suft’erm' from kidney trouble."

For sale by all dealers. Price All
cents. Fosteruhiillnu'u - (.10.. 1111171110.
New York, sole agents for the. United
States.

Remember
take no other.

the 1111me-Dom1's—«and

 

IIWAI lll Will SWEET.

WALL S'l‘ltE‘Id’l‘, 10.210 1;. 111.«-l”rl('cs

 

limited to small fractions. 10111131111111
Pacific, however, rose 1%, Erie 11111111
American 1.110011111111111 and Virginia
larolina Chemical large fractions.
There was a sprinkling of declines,
mostly amongst. the less important
stocks. lllinols Centraldecliued (it.

\‘I’Aidr STllldI'II‘, ll 11. tn.~«A contin-
uation of tho heavy buying at. the opt-.111-
ing reused 11 further advance in all
quarters with the railroad stocks in
chiel 111111111111 1'111- llarriumu l’ucifics
and 1101111111.. \111111torunplvuorrs. Prices
\v'oro shaded 111111 the 1111111111111 slacken-
1111 at the end of the hour. Canadian
Pacific moved 1111.24,"! inter national Pa-
per pfd.” -. Reading and Delaware and
Hudson 1%, Union P111100 1‘! and
several other stocks 1. Lake Erie and
Western pi'd. yielded 1, Bethlehem
Steel pin. 2 points.

\\'Al. I. "l‘lll"l"’l‘, 11(11)11.-P011pies
Gus rose :1 1’1-S,(orrsolidaied (111s. A111
11111-1111 Sonar 11nd Chicago (trout West-
111 11 pm. A, 2‘7‘11101'11110 l1 uel 1 .1-8. A111
orion'n Hoot Sugar 1 .318, Chicano & .1\l1
ion 1 1-2. 111111 New Haven. National
illecuil. lirooltlyu 'l‘r'aneil. American
Woolen and 1111111 (Topper 1, but except
111 these specialties the demand was
languid and prices dropped. There
was renewed buying and 11. recovery in
prices at 11111111. 111111111.- weroiirm.

WALL S’I‘REE ‘. l p. m.«—Reprosorr
tutive railroad slot-ks showed it good
under current (11‘ strength; but there
was little bny‘lug of them, the demand
being: almost entirely confined to the
spoohtltlon. United States Steel was
111111111111 in huge blocks and rose to
411.1).1tiii1' Coast 511111111111 41/ . Chicago
and thou 2‘13, 111111111111; 21111 pi'.d and
N11“ 111.11'011"

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two days to surrender, but feared his

BRAZI SNAKE llPlllSlllIl
EWIIAPSES

(Contiucd Front First Page.)

personal sai'ety.

Crazy Snake sent in a emitter and
offered to surrondon if some or the
soldiers would accompanyhis messen7
ger to his hiding plant-1min guarantee
him protection.

The soldiers accepted the otter, and
the capture was made. This l'aot was
kept sector several [retire tor reasons
best known to 1119s ofllcera

An alarming rumor was clrculatcd‘
that the Greeks were planning to 1111
tack Clrecotulr, last night, while most
of the male citizens were out. in the
field scouting. Morgan 1). Lipton canto
to Muskogee, and arranged for arms
and a special train ready to math 11
posse to Checotah. The attack did not
materialize, of course. Captain .1. .i.
lilavis, of the chandler 1111111111 com-
puny, states that the‘troops are un—

tier orders to capture the entire band
or Snakes, variously estimated at from
.101) to 1100. Most of these would soon
1111 released, but. the authorities regard
the wholesale arrest plan 11.71 11111 most
en’cclive method of getting the lead-
(,‘I‘S.

Adjutant (11111111111 Frank Canton ex-
presses himself as well satisfied that
the troops have the situation well in
band, but admits that condition may
get. worse.

“in wont that they do " he 111111131
shall call out the111111aluderottlreregb
mom and load the men myself. The
trouble does not? seem to be of a ser-
ious nature. and 1 do not apprehend it
will grow more serious. While a great
orally sensational reports have been
sent out, regarding the Snake uprising,
the fact is not altered and that the
Snakes are 11. dangerous lot and should
at. this time be suppressed once and
101' all "

W iii Dul‘l’y unrvor of (‘hecota11. 11117
clar‘ed that the Snake hand must be
scattered. “it. 111 necessary that they
1117‘ cleaned upcor else they will eveub
daily dupopulatc this part of the coun-
try of wlrllos,” he said.

“Next. to Crazy Snake, the most dan-
gerous i'mllnn in the Creek nation is
Abe Grnysou, the half negro, who was
captured near Plrio He is the captain
of the negro 1111111119111 111' the outlaw
11111111. "’ 9

(irayson 1111s dist'orered in a. hay
field by Depulr Sheriff Sam Baker.
lie had deserted his home and taken
his bed 111 the 1111111. 111111111- thau ap-
proach 111111 Baker not fire to the hay.
and drove him from his bed.
11111 1111111 cnpturod him without a fight.‘

The neurons 11111 reported 1111 11111111:
enraged over the capture of sortie of
their race by the militia. This is re
garded as adding danger to the situa-
tion, Discussing this point. Mayor
llarcluy Morgan. 01' llenryettn. said: "i
1111 not 1111511111111 to any that many of
the Snake lrullaus 11nd negroes affiliat-
ed with them are a menace to the
111111111111, and should but: captured. The
people of this community are in syn»
pathy with any ruthenium that will
suppress the 17311111111 11111111 111 1111' up-
ion the negroes are, the most danger-
ous 11111111 During the] last ten veers
from 7511 to 8511 blocks have drifted
ilC‘l‘t‘ from ’l‘exus and other southern
states. 'lhoy nir- worthless and have

 

‘Pa what is luissez t‘uir'e?‘ 'i 111111
1111 i guess it 1: 11011191111111: got to 11111
with those new trolley t'ur's where \‘(111
pm .15 run t'llltfl‘l'
lit-raid.

«(7‘11i111go Itet 11rd ‘

 

Successor
HOMER B. HOYT.
We have all of 1111.: prescrip-
tions which we can fill at short
' notice

97 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

 

HOUSEWIVES

_ why not heat those cold, dump rooms

in yourhonse with a

Modern BIueFlame

= 1111511101111

 

No Dust ' No Work
Telephone us or drop a postal and

R d A. I t A
No Dirt 9
' AND UPWARos.

13111: representative will call and give

you inio1 motion and figures

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Connecticut 9
1' "Company

 

111 ,iveu next Wedfliéfida! night.
"1111 111 and 11011111211 lithe tdilts Will
on the events of the last week of Otll‘9
Lord‘s life. Lil
BI‘

«Supper!

 

Supper! Supper!

train sale-«50c supper ‘l‘or Bile-«Womern 9‘l ‘ ‘

do you hear that? 1111111 M E991. Chur

.h,’
tomorrow. (1: 30. 1 f 1‘ i

 

 

 

FULL LINE 9

Dr. Olmstead's Veterinar
“ Remedies

For Horses,1¢attld, Poultry, 'Eta

Stihsoa~l’owell Corporation, .

1‘i'PMIuriptl muglatu 11111

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Easter "Post Cards
111 to 25c

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Roller Skates, Base 1111111110111,
Treating Supplies ‘

COLEMAN’S

NEWS ,STQRE
to North M11111 8t.
' “Agent I'oi', A. G. sphldlnpil 1 ~

SR lllt’ IIIQIIE‘).

ion cau 11111 111-1111. 11111111 111111 l'lIlV 1111111111111, money. 01 11111 can 1111}
But you cannot equal

13111111111111- the price we ask.
110111 quality of our [11111111th or the

, Proprietor
116111111; llorse Feed
’ licnuie Dairy Feed
11111111111, Poultry Feed
Ronnie Scrutt h l" 9911
lionuiel Llltlo Chick Feed

Quality

www.0mmm

 

DELINEATOR

(APRIL NUMBER)

:aud 1.1111111 of those 111-1111111111 are inno-

caused a are it deal 01 trouble. Mam
111111111111 oi this country 11111 pcacenhle,

111111. \ 1111111 stroke should be made 11'
1! 111111111 bloodshed. 11111110 11111 danv
J

9 “orOOMOOO“OOOWO“OOWOMMW“”“Om '

1‘11119 :111 of (ompetiliou i bellow. does not lie in selling for a
lower price 11191111 \0111‘ competitor, but 111 giving better 1111110 for the

191119111111‘11'
good service we give.

First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.

the

The mil- 1

. RED OR' GREEN UPHOLSTERED

WAR THE IHIN Allll SGRAWNI

Samose will Make You Plump and
Rosy. Says F. H. Baxter

If you are, getting thin. you are sick,
although you may not, know it. it you
are losing weight steadily. there is
something wrong that needs looking
after. 11’ you have always been thin it
doesnt follow that you are sick, but
may not be healthy. You cannot be
strong it you are 111111 ,9 '

’i‘ry then to be hcalthy and plump; it
is not dill‘icult if you know how.

The only way to increase titre weight
and gain health and flesh is by using
Samose, the standard flesh-forming
food and tissue builder. lt'mingles
with the food you eat and is assimilat-
ed 110 that all the flesh forming and tis-
sue building elements of the food are
retainer] in the system. rIbis explains
the great value of Samose.

F‘ntness. happiness and health they
all go 1:11.111 her iit‘rw seldom you see
11. fat person who is not happy on
the other 11111111. 111111 people are unhap.
by and nervous. Use Sumose and be
well and fat and lrupy.

Weigh yourself before you begin us»
ing Surrrose. it. will not. cost you a
cent unless it. increases your weight
and restores your health.

 

 

 

gerous man himself. We care nothing
for what the world may think; we
want protection and Indian suppres-
stun."

 

 

(At the CIub)-—“0l1. i say, who do
you think i met this morning?" -

“Do you nrlnd guessing for me. old
man? l'm rather ti9red.”9—~Punch.

Tire young man picked himself 11p
painfully from the front steps, and
limped away.

“I wish 1 could get a crack at the
duck who said ‘1111 the world loves a ,
lover,' growled ire-«Houston Post.

 

 
 
 
 
 

Advance Showing
or ' ‘

1

Springsuits

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roe

Men,Young Men and'Boy395 1 f

q Hundreds of beautiful patterns 1111
our made-to-measure department.

Price’s Clothing Stereié
998 Washington 5“:qu Norwalk99

 
 

 

 

Phone 165-5

 

 

Curate twho struggles to twist on

£120 a. year with wife and six chii
drenlwwe are giving 11p meat as 11 lit
tle experiment Miss Dasher,
Wealthy l’arislrlor1er-~Ch. yes! One
can no 111111 lire on 111111. poultry, game
and plenty of nourishing wines can‘t
one? ~~~~~ Punch ,

 

 

 

IAIIIIE Illlllil' SHAW

and in fact everything the freshest in
the line of Fish at the lowest possible
prices. at

John C Silcox’s

FISH MARKET.

TEL 931. FREE DELIVERY.

Leather Couches

HEAVY OAK FRAME. REGULAR
$20.00,

At $15.00

RATCHET COUCH. REGU~
LAR 316.501

At $14.50

$6.75 UPHOLSTERED COUCHES,

At $5.25

con. MAIN AND WALL are.
1 11011111111111. '

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6 Cans Sardines
3 Cans String Beans
3 Cans Karo Syrup 251:9

ARBE RUE SHAD

A LOT OF FANCY NAVEL ORANGES

20 NORTH MAIN ST.

W

181 Washington Street Bridge

Sale Prices!

11'. A. MITCHELL .

 

 

 

A Few Specials for This Week

251: CAN HEALTH BRAND LOBSTER ......... ....200

.250 11. Cans Corn or Peas ............,.259c
.....25c 3 Cone Tomatoes .‘.............—...2509
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ........‘. .251:
.....25c93 1115. Dried Peaches 25c
......259c9 ‘

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2511 up

UNITED GROCERY (30.,

PHONE 143

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UR customers have
the satisfaction of Wines and
seieéting from a sleek Ll llOI'S
which is always up to _
date. Besides the Low Prices, you get“ the Pink Trading
Stamps, which are the best to collect.

 

selen
Groceries

 

 

 

We Have the Agency fOr Busy Bee Washing Compound ..... 10c pkg. '
WARRANTED FRESH EGGS, dozen ........... . ........ . ........ 251: '. 91
DELICIOUS FRESH MADE BUTTER, lb, .................. ..35¢ ,- ‘
GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, 1b. ...................... 30¢ _ .‘L
HAMMOND'S LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS, lb. ..... ....... 91:19“ 13'
. “ ‘ . .« ‘1'
We are Headquarters for a Fine Litre of Teas and Coffees. We give 5
Extra Stamps with our entire line. 7 1:2
. . _ , 1 '1'"
, Wines and quuors at New York Prices
GEORGE EHRET’S BOTTLED BEER is the best: on the mar- "
ket. ................. '. . . .. 24 Bottles, $1.15; 12 Bottles for 601:
Wilson. Old Crow, Hunter, Green River, Old Valley or Burke’s "
Old Irish Whiskeys, Bottle ......... . ............ . ..... $1. 00

Schlitz. Pabst, Anheuser Busch Beadlestou and Wo‘erz. Wurz-g‘
burg, liofbruuhaus Beets. Bailcnthres. Evans: McMullen’s Bass Ale9
Dog‘ a Head Buss Ale and Burke 8 (Guineas) Stout. .

 

CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST GROCERY.

A. 11'. BECKMANN a. (for

83 and 85 Washington St. Call 440. South ,Norwalk.

N91101:

Notice is hereby given that the following; is a statement. of the approprla

 

 

tions and tax rate which the Board of Estimate and Taxation oil the City of ’ ‘

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93119311 B91111 111111 99811311111111 Goods

 

Containing 1111 Article by DR. w. n. CHANCELLOR

William P. BeerS’

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES
49 WALL STREET. 9

NORWALK.

1

soon-1 NORWALK

ROE 111111 BUCK SHAD

T0 ARRIVE BY EXPRESS

1111s of Fill Oysters, Clams, Escallops. 0911111111119
orig Clams. 30c quart.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

FREE DELIVERY.

 

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Protect Your Valuables

 

111i THE '
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS 9 L

 

5 SOUTH MAIN STREET, 9'

 

Coffee

Is exactlywhat you expect It to

be when you buy lt~—no fancy
names to tickle the car, no
gaudy labels to dazzle the eyefl

via this to cover9det'ects; but

Just, Coffee

fresh ground. pure and of full,

strength. 9 1 1 .

Our 25113 It). Mocha 891 Java tlpe
1.11111 scales on any you can buy

elsewhere for less than 35c, and '

. we 9prove it every9 sale.
1

The Union Pacific
Tea C11,

‘ 126 Washington Street,
Tel. 542‘ ‘3.

11111111: provost

 

 

 

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held on the first Mondax ol‘ Apr-.11 1909.1‘nr the current fiscal year, 91112.:

City 11111 ............... . ......................................

1,500.00
Library building. ordinary expenses ..................... “$400.00

 

Police Departnrent ......... . ........
Administrative Department: ....... .....
Board of Water Commissioners

.1.» .....

J."

,, ,. 9 , , .. 3118,1145.
ESTIMATED rucome. 1 111'. . '
From Water Dcpar 111111111. . . . ., ...... .. ..... ...... ‘ ‘ ..... .9. 9.9. .5 ‘i4,000. 901
From Llectric Light .11111 ............... ...... . ........ ,...1 52.000 ,
' ltronr estimate in Trcasu: 1V1. statement .. ........................ '
From taxation (,8 111111 1111;; ........ . ...... ‘

Total estimated income. .............. ...1.1. . . . . . . . . . .. .'.'. $141,173 219
Sold l'loard proposes 911t said meeting to levy- a tort rate oi el hi. mills
the dollar on the polls and ramble estate within the limits of‘ city. upon
the assessrrrent lists of said city 111st completed, to meet the afig’roirriatlons do
proposed to be made by it.

South Norwalk, March 30th.1909.

By order of the Board of Estimate and Taxation.
M30 21.

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For Sale. To 111111111 Want

 

South Norwnlk proposes to make and levy at a meeting of said Board. to be

Library building, special for repairs .................... 1295. 00 1-

—-———.—-,~— 525. 900
Fleciric Light . ......... . .. ........ 1. .‘. ............ 7293,. ‘00
Electric Light, for tire 111111-111 .......................... .

4009. (III- '

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

APPROPRIATIONS. '

7 Fire Department ........................................ . .3 5,375. 00',
Fire Department. special appropriation to purchase hose ........... 325. 00 ‘
Fire Department. special appropriation to repair truck. .‘. 500. 00:1 '
Street Department .............................. . ...... . . 5. 800 01) 1.
Street. Department. special appropriation for sewers .......... . 3 ,000. 00 1.
Street Department, special apprflopriation for sprinkling streets ..... 1 .000.00' . “
Street Department, Special appropriation to work Elm Grove street..1.0009: 00 .-
Street Department special appropriation to work Connecticut Ave.. 1. 000. 00 , '
Street Department for engineering werk .......... . ....... ‘ 500 00
Street Department, Flm Grove street damages . . . ‘. ‘ 31,927.00. '
Street Department removal of refuse . ............. . ......... 2.500 00
Library Department. ............... . .............. . . .'. . . . . . .1 ‘. .. 2, 200. 00'
Public printing .............. ..... ........ .- ......... . ‘. £00.00

 
 
 

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