~—;«
it been in- a minor condition ever Ilnoe
;um’t
Dwelling Housed and Other Bulld- .
inlis Constituie About tins
Htlll oiliie Grand List
IIIIII IIiIIIII IIIEII
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In an: inn nit .wul Run the
low. it Is Believed
Although the board of assessors and
l. ‘
The NorwIllt Chapter. Dauahters or
the American: Revolution. were enter-
tained at the regular meeting yester-
day afteruotui by hire. II. Fl. Hutch-I
kiss. at her home in Arch street.
The Chapter had aI ita neat Mrs.
John Sterling. of Bt‘idz‘e rt. vice-
preaident aenerai of the anal Ba-
clety. who gave an eddreeI oil or in-
Jereat and muohnl of wiedotc.
Mrs. Hotehitlae gave a brilliant
piano solo and Charter Bibi-ling two
violin selections, accompanied by lira.
McCauuland on the piano. Mr. liter
ling is a very with; man who baa
learned to play the violin so beauti-
fully that it'll a crest. pleasure to lie-
ton to him. He has a planning per-
nonallty and hie future in full of prom-
teo. He has a warm place in the
board of reliet oi the Town of Nor I
Willi: finished their wort: came time
ago. the work or tabulatlng the reauit
oi their efforts was not completed un-‘
til buddy. at the omce of, the town clerk.
Both Town Clerk Herbert R. smith
and John W. Curnow clerk of the
board of aaoeaaora. have been working
some time on this. and the result of
their clitoris is given below. The grand
list last year was $16. 392 673. and thin
ye‘er'a total to I19. 746,0“. showing
that the not increases made by the
board of aeaeseore and board of relief
amounted do 03. 350. 410
Last year 1: nine and one-half mill
tax raised ‘about 8165.000, and this
year. with an eight mill tax. the
amount raised would be $157,063. An
eight. tutti tax would probably run the
town. provided there were no unusual
expenses.
The list of polls and taxable proper-
ty in no follow:
4032 Dwelling llouues alld
' other buildings ..... 89. 980. 98.3
6022 bonito and building tote 3.540. 500
10335 acres or land ........ 1.617.008
376 Stores. mills. manufac-
wrlee and diutilleriee 2.780.980
Quarries. fisheries and
mines 15.900
900 110 .
I l 51.1190
' H.000
......
C
l'uechanlce tools and
fishing apparatus,
over exemption
723 t: ‘cilrr
and bicycles .. .....
114 Watch" and jewelry
of tiny hind. over em
I 13.055
eruption ....... M35
542 Mualcal instrument».
over exemption 33.110
Household furniture Ind 11-
bruriee. over exemption 0.7.30
All allure! of stock liable tc
taxation
Railroad city and other cor-
51.80‘.
.................
porntton bonds. not excitlpt 8.000
Amount employed in mer-
chandising and trade 64min)
invented it: mechanical and
manuiacturtnlt oporationn 75.050
talented in atcambohtu. vee-
ncis and commerce . ..... 08.470
Money at tenant in thin
ethic and elsewhere. ox-
cept the Connecticut unv-
tnae banks .......... l,it.'l‘..’
Money on hand exceeding
$100 ................... 10.th
All other taxable property
not upcclitoaliy mentioned. 541mm
'l‘cn per cent. additional oll
tints not given in .l ...... 302.523
Additions by "card of Itc-
licl ........... ... . . ...... 05.51“
Total valuation of billable
property as corrected by
the Board of Iteiiet......sulmlnnllz
Minus the deduction oi. ..I 269.7135
Which leaves the total.. ...Ilil. 740,094
Total number aamued for poll tax.
IhiuIlnber having no repel-tin auaeaa-
od for poll tax only. it .
~FHIOH EGO.’ 13 FOR 30¢.
Very apeoial for tomorrow only.
PAllll'Eli narrows
FALL plum turn
The tall received by Sidney it. Day-
ton, the well-known ‘painter. a week
nae Wednoudey white silenced in the
decorattn work at the store .lof Roa-
on and areas in south Main street.
has probed fatal. lit the time or the
accident. Mr. Dayton tell unlistauoe of
close to ten feet from a ladder on
which he wan working. Inht‘einina a
fractured hip and I very severe alleli-
ing up tor I man of hill . its
Wall tattoo to his home in "than!
Sign. 13:“ Nerw:ill. is
ur ye ape runehtaivpaeumon
developed add this main; nerdy eta
tor 3 o'clock he passed away. He had
the fell and it in believed he was
lnlemtiy mum. inflamed, who
was about sixty yearn of ads. in surv'tv
whiny; or band tile IonI. Frank
arm, a the (telephone Beale Com-
pap luI Wettport. bad decree Dayton Beard
‘II filmmaker obit-e. New Yeril.
atom from Weetport
tier m yearn “‘5,“
W
M Union. and goon I must in
in :‘t‘lItterl'l tibial
grin no la Intent little (lento.
300 0d
ll. Ptlillilli'l till '
llltllllll ll liliiilt
South Hermit council and DourtI
Laurel Hello I Pleasant
Session
The
Council. Knights of Columbus. and
(‘ourt laurel, Daughters of inabeltn.
combined for a wry pleasing St. Put-
t'IcItl'l night celebration lasts ulaht hi
the Knight» of Columbus quartere in
South Main street which were hand
comely and appropriately decorated
for the occasion In the center oi the
hall was a large bcll draped in erect:
and from thin streamers of neon rib
bon extended to the sidewalls. MIlIIfl
there was also a protector: or sham
rocks need in the tioooratiw eork
During the evening Miss Alice Splat:
or with local mice. which they render“
ed very well and in return received
hearty appiauae. Another feature of
the evening.r was dancing music helm!
furnished by idles Anne Steeamulier
presiding at the piano and Clarence
Arnold. violinist A collation wee eeri-
This event was ill-ruined by the com-
bined entertainment committees of the
two organisatione The committee ill
unnerving of congretoietiona tor the
line success oi the whole or shine.
“FANCY KALIS, the PK
Half the insulin prim: .loeoioif‘s.
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III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
stun Horweill ILaltIee Illumi-
ed in the Distribution oi an
English Estate
Mrs. Mary ll. Smith and hire. Rufus
ll. Osborn. of this city. have rccciv
cd information to the effect that they
are heire to a fortune of “0.000.000
In England. Frederick W. Lyon. of
(lreonwich is another heir. Concern
in; this immense fortune I special to
the New Yorit World from Greenwich
says. '
”l-‘rottcrtctt w. Lyona. woretery oi
the Greenwich school board and clit-
tor ot the Grenwloh Newa. received
information today that I meeting of
the whole Lynne family it: to be called
noon for the purpose of telling council
II to what action they will intro to
ward the collection of a fortune es-
timated at 300. 000.000. waitin in little
land to be claimed by the morican
branch of the family
"Gen. Lyon and Mary Lyon. found-
cra of Mount ilolyoke College. were
member: of the family.
"The Lyons in Connecticut are nail!
to be deacondants or three brothers
who celne here prior to 1700.
”interest on the oriainai fortune bell
been accumulating for more than one
years.“
Will!“ OLUII'IIELEIIIB
OFFI-OIIO JED TIIIIEII
hearts of the Daulhtera and a wet. '
membertl of South Norwatk‘
and Mina Marguerite. Williamn favor volt slmmn n. Keith or Hawaii: a
l
_ fine
Day Horror? IIII held bit Wendel-day,
Simeon ll. Keith. oi the ltllilwey
Hail berries, HalidIolneiy
Remembered by Friends
IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIEII
IIII‘I’III II IIIIIIIIIIII
Speeches. Music and Other Elt-
cruises During Evening
’i‘lle Followed: of the Midnight Sun
had another beefateall Itlpuer. last
knight at the Mahachetno Hotel. The
aliair was held in the grill room,
which had been eepeclnliy arranged-
icr the occasion. and la equipped with
the latent utyle glut broiler. where the
lilcoua utoaka were cooked in view
Ithc iatlto gatherin of the Sun ll‘ol-
towers. The decorat tons in the room
were in keeping with the day a lame
flux of ireiaud being conspicuously din-
piuyed on one aide of the mom. and
there wcle other green em. ohm
recite etc. for all the annals:
Landlord James it Cannon: presid-
ed over the euppermhlch besides the
ethane. included an abundance of bread
butter. celery radiation and other ret-
labor: of which all partooh liberally.
l,‘ .wry auction of the town wan repre-
acutod in thr- gatherlng. and there were
KUHIIJI fl‘tlm New York. New Haven}
and other plums. and a more hat-mom
tuna crowd of good leilowe it Wuid
he hard in Mid.
Alter elcryonc had been Iatisdoti
with the good thlnas lillblrt or. mark.
as the bend of the organisation. to a
witty and appropriate crunch. pretent-
prominent member with I handsome
solid gold illilts rill] The emblem was
a decidedly prom one and Mr. Keith.
for once well all Men by libraries that.
he. could hardly exprcus bin that!“
Milt-rile recovered his ueuet pod
and phowed hie annotation of
the Willi and penned amend I bus of
line clears.
Anion. the ueata wan ii. iii. Hecate
nor. of Now even. mutant chief
clerk in the Railway Hail Service. who
made an eloquent addreee rotating I
number or very term-stint}: stories oi
hie experiences throughout the court
in Milton Schwarta. a tralelina
naleaman from New Y.oril had nice
a fund of good Morten Illicit were an
predicted by all precept. fiflh'f‘l'll lo-
cal celebrities more hoard In recite;
item: and cones. and Proteasor idldrcd
Brnnatrup pronldcd ill the plum. and
rendered several arttnttc nltmbortl, Jo
Ioph Drill favored with vocal an .
Mii'liltt‘l a. and Herman 8. J be.
managers of aton Point, were prurient
from New Y it «try. and arrangements
were made to hold the next gathering
oi the Followers: of the Midnight Run
at the hotel dining room at. Rotor:
Point on Wednesday evening. May
:5th. The forum opening of the point
will take place on Saturday hiav Ill.
and the preliminary event in being
looked forward to with plcaenro
~8Wll‘i‘ ORANOEO. 20 FOR 251:
Juicy. Icedietle M .fiilleldoffe
ullnts ilAiIAKEIb
lltll ttlll lll guanine
Tito lead lit a fickle. propoattlon lit
pinuchla tournament between in
Oil! lleyloft, of this city. and Corleone
loll. of Norwalk. Previous to Iaat
ulaht‘ll eeaeion. tbcitenuo had a big
load 3880 points—wind Unoaa ion. by
winning taut ntaht'a round by 4.190
pointa. is now 310 ahead
but ulnht‘tl xelncI 'wcro played in
Norwaiil. The next round will be play-
ed on Monday evening at lied Men‘s
Hall, in Washington Ill!”
The accrue taut night follow:
Geekenee. '
1~llowe and Lincoln ..llnoii
2 Jane: and “only ..... litiiib
tl-—-Yoet and Worden .. ....... .. .tliiiltl
tho-Buttery and little ..... ...liBlli
l~Cohn and Marshall .......4635
Teen ii. Melton and ileoorda did not
A very deliuhtful meeting or the
Womens tub was held at the reel-
dence of re. 0. W. shallot. on Titan:-
day afternoon of this woeh. It was the
occasion or the annual club election
and I diecnaeion otteubiecte for study
during the coming ngyear. l
lire. 0. w. abetted was re-elected to
the preelitllilni‘: litre. little I ,
wee 21am ”nonresident , :wn.‘
its mm, recretary. landmine
o. century leer. l
lull: on the executive
control worsen little I 1‘. Stevens
and line. Wat
Oil the :Illslo‘h‘et‘bll‘lp'2 behiniltee title
implies «outward . will u t.
ritual! l‘a Deal-pa lI'. Bette were
elected.
Dellcaie refinahmeiit‘il eoniributedI
to the outermost. of I rectal hour It
ter “100W Will I
billy.
afternoon in the harlot-ll of the Booth
Nor-walk ’Conarelletlonal Church at
which there "3 III Very large number
“in attendance.
An Interacting ohmiuuutcnlion from
the Stamford other we: read by
then dry
After” a «new! dimension of the
benefits to be dilluuened trout such a
me. it no voted by the directors
to join the “geranium“ Ma very nomi- I
haul cent" the army “with! cobbled
out?“ liberatummiihioh the Fed-
orationr pub
Follow“)! the in n; of the direc-
tora. the anntlbl sell” of the Day
lillrilery Annuals ti convened at e
unlock.
The talent. (idem were rc—cicct
ed for the tsubmit: me: .
Preeiden burn-W ..Ill Church
Vice mean-«at». Alex ltumI
ler. .,
SecretarymlIrll. ii If Kent
Trueure'rwltlsi as Boom.
in Monaco with the constitution
by which the terms oi‘ Dim-third of the
board of‘dlroclm expired. the tollow.
MOI Wm 01qu directors for
ten time! three yearn: lira. Ablathar
Blanchard; Mrs. it. B. liotchttlaa. hire.
1!. to. Gerhard. lira. J. Cavemen. hire.
A. 0. Wheeler“
it was exactly one year one that the
Day Numery Annotation was cream»
ed. and the WWII, institution celeb.
iishod. A poseible idea of what has
since been cocoa: may he nun
ed by I perusal of allele of the linum
from the treasurers annual report.
which use proclaimed to the location
in the pant twelve (loathe I total at
1.098 children have received daily
care It the Noreen-y. 'the receipts to
moot the expenditures which a work
of ihla' magnitude hailed necessary
elnuuu‘tod in all to 83.487 81
id aum w‘u matte up by member
ship teen. donations. amounta paid in
for the care oi children and ntouoy
made from the m dance.
handy salon. card oodles. receptions.
While this wort: lien been stolen
on the Annotation belch-lei lta ilrat
gunnery wi‘t'lmut a of indgibt-
use wt 1: set II
II g m:- . ‘
mi“ iuum- «mm
re could men have‘ been posalble
without that phenom: good will and
cooperation with which or clan
of the ladlea in (“Ilium hell been met
by the mitotic.
To every one the dimctore desire to
capreea their amlmlnlion oi the cor-
dial motion which this new and
useful institution is receiving in Its
collector .to'eetabiiah itself as a use
rlli tutor in thou-twin! and 01‘0an
life of the community. A metal role
or theatre wee tendered to Cit-rise it
Read. Who lent hie efforts to the nod-
ttlna oi the corner. amount: to ‘f'. 1.
Raymond for chz to titan Lillie
. hire. Wilcox. Mru llarrlct
Slmthmayd. for their count-null conti't
buttons.
Arrangements have been cotnploted
tor a concert by the Y. ti. o. it. Glee
Club. of New York, to be held here
lhertly after hater. This ornate--
tioa has: very aencroualy consented
to come to Norwaia and attic its entire
aervlcee tor the benefit of the Nureory.
All time are evidences of I spirit and
an ultimate goal which promo well
for this you” inlltitution or: tile date
91 the Irst anniversary of its birth
lull stuns Itii
, lllll lll lllllullllts
Avenue n33 Prisoner About
15 Yum-lent Fines $880
We ,
Through ficum compiled by llcpni
I)“ Short! Johnson of Newtowu who Ill
the attendant short! in the pment
{henna of the criminal auperior court
theaamtn eeutcncoa meted out to
prisoners already sentenced to Well:
eradeld amount to is: yeara. or an
average to each primncr eeut away 0
it“ yearn. The total tell eenteucee
aim to prisoners anlouuie to tlii
months Whom lines ”to.
0mm“.
Annotations prince mtencea. all
or which are computed on the maid-
luun: penalties are such hrtaonera to:
Joe recruit. forty yearn. ital-lent IIIItlItI.
thirty pearl. Angelo fleece. twenty-
ti «Steinwatd and mutt: ...l).. 0905 live yearn. Inward mane. twentyuivc
44H. Williams and httliIlIsIon... .5530 years. me Raynor and (tiara Bureaus
2~Keyser and Harbour ........7slitl itiieenyee rseecii hint linen Shannan
0letliantI and Wehrls .. . .. ...tbm 1mm yearn
d—Eltaymond andWIy ...‘I.,...... . WW
play.
--llIltY
Teen: $151 glimmer and gun. did? not
an...“
ear noun». no.
None be r at any price. Joeeicit'e.
W
llutit 'nd «MIMI are litll'll end
were on titty deplort ,llinh feet that
herewasuctabebyn ditheriteme
Ruth said “rye lull bamboo-fine“ lay
martinis. act Or. it
baby aid. "
solitaire
turn: be brought all the' little
chlitireul there‘l'il Io manyot
and they are I‘li homely. "-u't'lle Dailnl
m 11!")
heuiee Ibokli up on oil ”MI
I‘ll“
“In”: W
III'IIIII I
40R OMIUIDAY‘.
A1 Jitter. per been too.
3 large ”adherent 030
Ill“ flutter. per 102‘. 80c.
x 5.11:. HEAD & CO. .
Wan-u
Slalom of have! the clam in
IlIIll Milli
:dIIMI Wulfi I"? m M MIII'IJII
If“ ieIpm
teas. "
department or the Goodall“ '- .
slant: when ol new.
' » Ollimillnl' out he fell 26 Ifeet’frotn a
i
M nm and Inn no... oi
House limits in Battle iot-
lite insurgents
IIISII III IIIIIII’IIIIIISI I
IIIIII IIIIIIIIIEIIIII
Carillon to he llepeselt or Ser-
geant-Mme Discharged
wnsnmoronl March tar-lime:
one of their Democratic lillea came the
startling report at it 'ciocit led all
that the ineurecnt Rep tbiicnua were
considering whether it was in their‘
power to dopoee speaker t‘anoon or
discharge the animator Arms of the
House
Thin statement which came iron: a
Democrat blah in the councils of his
party and one who in a leader in the
pro-eat movement to amend the rules
was made while there was in pmnreaa
an inwracol Republican conference in
the mom oi Representative Gardner
of Massachusetts Ho pic-limit The
Associated Press not to reveal Mil
name. The general auplioatliou had
been that the mnlcrence that the cou-
lerence was called for the purpclre of
bringinx about a truce in the hoetllu
demon ration Manual 3 p. m. yester-
day its to the effort to (Wet-throw the
Cannon ornatlieatlou.
At 11 o'clock the tense ulluatlon ex
lilting never would have been Illapeei-
cd from the appearance on the floor
of the House. Apparently it wan much
more cereuc than tt hell beep at any
time since the condition developed v-ol-
lerday.
The inauracut licpubiicena still wort:
in contemncc and the re tar Republi-
cana were contending t at the result
of the meeting would be I comprimlne
”mgr We made Idvancee." said one
Willie the conference we: on. the
“cone preett 1: mill recent. The
Speaker he: ‘aomn one in the chair.
but, he wandered Imund the corridors
of the buildin Ingenuity quite un-
concerned In In e ultimate elect
or the atrlfe upon lite own termites
Tho members were good natured and
generally diecuseed the situation in a
friendly manner
The door of the chamber preach
ted the (but actual outward evidence
of battle. It went atwwn with nuts
paper but the amicaranre well altehtI
iy improved by a half dozen men who
moved about with duelpana and bask.
all getting at learn the larger ulacea
or litter out of eight.
By title hour the gallortea had filled
“ll did there wee evident impatience
on the part or the occupanta for boat
uses to begin.
in the private ntierlea were the wives
of many members who appeared to on
by the dlehcvelell appearance or their
liege lords II they moved about the
door locking tired and sleepy
"Why don't they do something?"
no the frequent inquiry from the up-
per mmdora. uttered tn tonne thud
enouah to be heard on the door For
the time. however. the appeal “as
without effect.
Nothing could be done until the in
nursuutu about! return Then more
thing might ppm: The Democrats——
wcre iueieten‘t i. there could be no
Implement between the toeurxeuta
and there tare
"They wil not go back on us. " said
('Illlllli (’larll confidently. llc wall
adding hill 10* in medium for bet-
eh
“'1‘th had even refund on overture
to tells a recent: pending the insurgent
multinal or long enough to tidy up the
ehamhe
"We prefer to tilt-op on our arlne."
they sold and Home at then: did.
The election of Minority Made:-
(ihulup Clerk II speaker in noriouely
conutdercd In acute reenter ltellubil
cane. They say they would follow a
Democrat in preference to a lie obli-
ean who deiloa the maturity or in per-
ly. This comes would be continent
upon defeat of the organisation In the
brunt: to.
At 1: as oclbeh Mr. Martin of South
roll call we.
I 11W
”Shelli
W
,. MMIWI
Wile
IWYOI
noon i ielll
nevi-«II; «I:
Among the attendantq é
Dakota. mam that's-i; booze ('3’th a To LET .
recess on do an and:
merit. in tuority to ‘ r. demanded the , In}; IIIWIEII "'1 w "00““
pm mane-n 'A P“ the premium. I I“;
) In new
Willi Fore
WI ill!
trestle after attaining from a train.
Joseph Urble. or ltowsyton appeared
before Judie. adult and a Jury in the
court oi common plea; in Bridgeport.
yesterday he press his action for ”.000
damages against the N. Y” N. H. a
ll. ll. R. Co. Urbin deuteron that one
evening in January. 1908. he and I par-
ty of Manda were returning from
South Norwalll on I weal bound train.
Train Didn't Terry.
They wanwd to get all It Roweytou
but before the entire party had all t-
ed the train started. MM“ as
:an train had left thleI WW wall
as over a trestle. He toll minor I
alrder and then dropped from the
trenttc to the street below lie was
puntuily bruised and alienation but
no bones were broken. 11an et-
iech that he was incapacitated for dirt
month: after the accident.
Little lit Deed.
Otto of Urbin’lt witneeaee. who in
not on mod speaking terms with the
hustle]: language, were asked about
Urbtne condition when picked cg.
"How was be when you lound im 2"
was the question "Was he uncon-
colour?"
“lie wall a little bit deed," no the
mphic reply.
I
Glaeolilea «Hertha mettle an int! Om).
WANTED.
WANTIO—«AHI‘ZNT Willi '1“! N03!
\t‘itlk and Note" to sternum and hell
it new tmprov turntable mulls cleara-
or; reference MIHIMI Midi-call or call
on J. it i‘rala. 2| Hartford Wilding.
Ilrldct-pol'i 1? unit. t
WAN‘I’IO "200 UN l-‘lllli’l‘ ( Y’I’RWI
will mtartfano on would hound "16‘0“
Nornaitt main. new house. in
Hui; 3t
Smut: Nuns Int. II 259: mm
WAN?'Dv—- TABLE WARDEKB AND‘
tight cooli
[to tax 314 south Non-nth.
furnished mm. on
home ionising. circuit tight. with phone.
.iuat a step from W on! Ave
tired 8t.
WANTIM'I'UATION Al LACE!»
mor- I:-
steel: or month. inquire or addreae I
Union St mint
WANTIDMI’OSI’NON BY 8A LEHI-
{for tea “feed care or deuce: mill: or mit-
rmy pro erred . care
sentinel. Norwalk. mull.
WANTID-vilh‘ .\ "nuance: Haunt
liltm-riouti. mare. or mutant on gentle-
mum‘s piece: \llldfthluhlldil care or town.
canton. til-(lac and xenon! wort: about a
place: nil-u ure- 0! lemon. but too hard
of touring to be u Mfr drl or. flaunt
"IdIvmmI At‘di'mlei “Rolls -" Hemline-ll
0 1‘0“
itev. i. i. Fitzgerald Slut Alb
I (3 mm”
W III!
as wees-rte :su
Medallion-rulers. iconic-r m@é 3‘
Avl‘lg‘“ M
dress it: IAnclInt litter lli
Hibernlens and Friends
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illitilil’l lllllll lllll f
Bio Audience Assembled in look
wooii's Hail to Enjoy Altair.
it wash torso and enthusiastic I
erlng which tilled Lochwood'a ll lie 3
the doors iaat event to hear the lace I “
varied. musical Ielectioaa. Miler
_ magenta in an exceptionally the
, speaker and held the closet attention ' .
...-o. .....
men;
AT sour" sonwalnt. ‘
iii. 19“.). Tiletxiorc Clint,“ ’
to years. Funeral-em
from his late reuidam‘. 31
yv ow Awe" itunday. Ma roll it. ‘ '
mullet“ Rtveraidn cemetery.
31:!" w llama lease copy.
FOR SALE.
can utewnmmmunr mew
If”?! Vacuum Cleaner: price “.250
WILDMAN
larch!
man.
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