ESTABLIBNED 1d70
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Says City Treasurer Bodwell
if Appropriations Pass
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Nearly One Hundred Thousand to
he Raised by Taxation
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yet in which to carefully consider the
nomad
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Bridgeport Paper Believes iliior
Schoiiold Will ilemeln ‘
While the voters are wondering
who the appointees will be for Deiur
ty Sheriff-elect Vollmer. of South
walk. the latter it is understood has
not made known his wishes in this
respect and he probably will not for
some time to come. says the Bridge.
port Standard. He has several months
long list of candidates for deputy sher-
iffs. which he now has. and there is no
littlihood that he will announce his ap-
pointments right away.
He known as well as any one that
he will need the best men that he can
secure to serve under him, and there
is a possibility of at least one of the
present deputies being reappointed.
This may not come true. but it cer-
tainly would be to the best interests
ofthe sheriff-elect if he had one ex-
perienced man in the city of Bridge-
li present plans are carried out. a
much larger tax rate than ever before
known will be levied for collection
next spring. in the city of South Nor-
walk. This will he the result of the
permanent improvement scheme of the
cm streets. which calls for the laying
of a large section of brick and other.
paving at a cost of about $25. 000. This
sum is. of course. in addition to the
regular street. sewer and sidewalk to
pair work, collection of refuse. oiling.
sprinkling. etc. which is estimated to
require 834. 046. making the total for
the street department :59. 045
if the permanent paving is paid for
as thc.work is done during the year.
'it will necessitate the laying of a tax
of 18% ntillsI to cover this and other
appronrladons which the v~aiious do
partménis have asked for, and which
are made public in another column of
The sentinel today by City Treasurer
Wilfred Bodweil.
Another nuggeetlon is. however.
made and this is that the city issue
ten- year improvement bonds to the
amount oi 325.000 to pay for the per-
manent paving cork. and in future
pay the interest on the bonds. or re-
tire edema“: of them each year until
all sre‘psid. In any event it will mean
a higher tax rate than has been known
in a number of years. This in in view
“ease the fact. also. that another big in-
‘ “Ho been inside in the grand
list. whic
7, 46.-
184 74. He‘ma 9 ‘1
A large number Hf“ the taxpayers.
received notice a few months ago that
the Value of their “only” had been
A in mills“ ”We columns-sis
“The paving which it is ptopossdto
do next year inclusion the following:
Monroe street. with brick. . . .. . 4‘. 600
Woodward avenue. with Haasam ‘l .200
Mahaaliemo Scum. With brick“ 2. 500
mimosa street. with Human 5. 800
nether item of considerable ex-
pense. but which will matte a marked
improvement in the southern section
of the city. will be the laying out.
widening, cutting own the hill etc.
of Bailey street l ug from utcn
strenuous and ltstroots. where
is located tbd new Ladislsus Roman
Catholic Church. The cost of this is
placed at $1.800. Another item for
O1. 800 la the layout. grading and dam-
ages in Meadow street.
The estimated expenses are 3211-
5i1.8i. and the estiilisted income 8112»
”3.08. leaving tile amount of see.-
018.8il to be rs by taxation. A
thirteen and sev ighths mill tax
will raise “9,153: l.
sostti till nor
on eerosoriir
NEW LONDON. Conn. Nov. 30.»-
‘l’hoodore Bodenwain. who from a poor
printer's devil on tile New ipndon
nay rose to the ownership of the new.
paper and was secretary of the state
of Connecticut for two terms. has been
sued for diirorce. Mrs. Bodonwein says
the names of the consensus is are
unkaobn to her. lnewlines tb one of
the women is a ion
The Bodsswolns ”Mp-med more
new “The wife with their
two Mont coo biased to occupy the
handsome
soothe a
house in Montana avenue
‘ “went about lire.
, . for s ivoreo. ”0.000
idirection today. and many of the vet.
Id
ithat William Russell would not be
iadverse to accepting the onlce of dep-
H A well known let at man today said
Her Sch‘oilold was retained by the new
_ y of the chil- ’
po.rt There was some tail: in this
era Would not be surprised if the pro
lotion came true. it was said today.
uty sheriff if it was tendered hint.
and his name has been prominently
mentioned in connection with the of-
fice ever since Mr. Vollmcr was nom-
thst it would not surprise him if Jail-
sheriff and things might shape them
.seives so that Sheriff Thomas Cun
nigharn would continue his duties as
sheriff at the county court house. The
new sheriff will not take office until
next June, and many things may hap-
pen between now and that time to
change the predictions which have at
,rcady been made.
eor'ii eiora rm
SEEKIEGWHT or
auction VOTE
General Dissatisfaction liver Bol-
lots (last in Malawi and An-
other nount Maybe Result
WESTPORT. Nov. 30.—-'l‘he ex-
tremely narrow margin by which Wit-
Item ft. Burr. pf Greens Farms defeat-
ed’hls Democratic opponent for rapre
resistive to the general aggeoibiy has
«used a are»: of sensational ru-
more to be spread around town in re-
gard to the conduct of the election and
the care of the ballot box after the
vote was counted. There is every prob
ability of a recount as the Republi-
cans are just as willing as the Demo.
ersts to see that a fair victory results
from the election. The charge of
"orooltedness" in regard to the ballot
box, however. is stoutly denied by
those in any way connacudrwltb tho
worlt of counting and recording the
votes. and there is no authoritative
person on ptthar side giving counten
once to the assertion
it was quite late in the evening
when. the counting of the votes had
been completed. and it was decided to
put the ballot box in the vault in the
town clerks odtce until the following
morning. when the many sets of pa
pars. which are required by law. could
be made out. it was agreed betvr
Moderator Harry It. tillerw ‘
gotten Registrar ii. it list
l
’9’“: .0.
mocratic Registrar John 1’
thick. to do this and in the prosoritls of
all. the boa: was placed. in the vault.
where it was left until the three as-
Iomblcd in the morning when the door
was unlocked and the papers signed
and placed“ in the ballot boa. The box
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south rim-tut Polbilflfl
d Class latter ‘
._ feet to the
mull, .
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(loot-pa it. VenAiatyna Says They
Are Better Than Some Other
, Views Would Be
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Fill in ihc Elli Norwsllt End for
400 or W Fest
leorge R. Van Alstyna. who has sev-
eral ideas regarding the building of
the new Washington street bridge.
writes to The Sentinel as follower
llditor of The Sentinel:
Dear Bir:-'l‘he bridge subject is
one that interests us all. inasmuch as
it touches our pocketbooks.
l. for one. want to enter a protest
against the present layout; that is. the
changing of the present location q the
bridge to a point further south by
twenty feet The widening of the
bridge by ten feet is needed.
To come back to the moving of the
location Thar reasons advanced for
the change in the location are:
First. it would do away with the
present buildings on the north side of
the bridge; second. it would give us a
dner outlook; third. it would straight
on the bridge Just that much.
in connection with the Aral section.
i want. to say. i voice my own opinion.
and i think the majority of the users
of the bridge, when i say most om~
phaticalll. let the buildings on the
north side of the bridge remain Put
walk so that in the future better build
tugs will take their place. We who use
the bridge in walking or riding spore
ciaio the protection they will word.
in regard to the second clsim.ss far
as the view is concerned. i think the
front of a store is far prafersblcio a
rear view of several houses. factories.
that will in t 0 near future be turned
Into dork property, unless the town
proposes to has that as M. .
Third-4f ycufl wally, ,waat
straighten the ridge why not 300
feet further to south tb
out utilise. tallies s strata in; from
Washington I iml You won it onset
the Farris claim for darting“ very
much by giving them as In ch Proper»
t) on the north side as you ould latte
on the south. The amount you would
save in bulldihg the bridge plane
would run way up into the thousands.
for you would not have any trouble in
taking care of the trafilc whiHo the
new bridge is being built
Further. if any of the present prop.
erty owners on the bridge did not
wish to take a reasonable More for
the property they could still hold title
and keep the present roadway to rt»
psir.
And last. why out make it a
straight reasonable business preposi.
lion Cutout the city beautiful' and
of it as far as the north side is core
coined—dean the bridge and ap-
proscbos as at present. Buy the prop
my on the south side. and add ten
asset roadway. Fill In
from blast orwsllt about too or too
fast: than give us a good. substantial
structure. cement or otherwise. from
thereon The saving to the town at a
low estimate would be from “0.000 to
from. and that. held he s more sai-
sfsctory bri ”completed.
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of narrisdbsttaoswbtb s.
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Webster in title In. .Ns‘w York. They .
Hill“
_, hills
‘5 More 7.le days for unhappy
. its” t their erring better
chum- We ..
ups rcourt sepsi-
lbs talcum their marital woos.
first llcstlcos for divorce
anry Myers. of Bridge-
uuitsgdtnst his wife llary
rs. claiming that the ist-
Ml. 1'4. 1007. after being
WIIW MIDI. «to. a prominent
resident of
. silssss that his
wife. lentils Camel rat-gum has
been ow
idiot to bite. 9'1!!!le rise.
son is now residing at the boost
married
M‘Ww‘l’.
“filmed by
it; In his
July is. no
‘ .ioi whim. i. miss
WW "it-rte;
Yfll‘lflfl
them in the or. district of South Nee ’"t
railroad ombznlimant and and Call. .
Frederick A. Ella. ‘
Elected ilne oi:
The eighth annual
Savings Bank Association
cut was held yesterday
Club in Hartford
0 tinnitus was
Hcalled to order shorty
and lasted until those: ”HHH?“ itwhsn This Pmlilll til the City 07
a luncheon was served. Mil tart. sch.
of Bristol the president. Dmidod MWJMM, and 0796M!
Are Powerless
his run uni
tuiui ltillil iiuii iiii
at Wfithogflamd
ooh Hoffman. the lots millionaire brew.
or. of Brooklyn. N Y. who died five
years no. the amount due the stats
in inheritance tax. The trustees of . _
' the Hoffman estate never qualified in '
the local probate court. fiance tbs . _ ~
property owned by the millionaire
brewer at the time of his demise never
passed through probate hero.
The Hellman estate property is lo-
cated in the town of Waterford. lust
Presidentmw. ii. Catlin of Madden.
Vice Presidents—clinic iii. Hunt of
Waterbury. Frederick A. Hills of Norr
gait. Carleton H. beach of Middle-
wn.
SecretarywArtbur 'l‘ Nattleton of
Newtowh over the line of the city of New Lost
Nomluun‘ . gum pm. 191_ p and consists of a one gunner rost-
w 3 “WW" °‘ “’ WW“ ' Governor compelled to Listen to‘ 3'2“ M u" mm" “W"
General John it. Light for the State of
Connecticdl. Judas of Mate Alfred
Colt has pianos “Verve B.
Burrowssssdai ate-tor witbtbl wiii
"r...“ Hurr- "or r ~
' Nov 30.-Th0 Portugussa troops oftbe 91° 0 0 ”PM '0"-
”I" 5”}.3', ioosl garrison and the crew of the Pot- ice! Miner and James R. May. have
MM a, regime gunhost Patric rsvoitssi tut mil ed their term to the limb-to
no" 0' Win- gum, and mm mm of my court and inventory the property of
Holly Wounded to ebiom cartsioiths estate at 885.500 The next "Guru
we mean upper-n.» .. more “writ"“rg' "r :ththdii‘h't‘.‘illl°:d°:.i°.t it”
v s rs o s dcpan ency o rtuga
“a the mo" an ”m" '3. The rebels condoned in control to
.tbe governor and military encore
J. Brooks of User River. Carleton H. l
leach of Midd town. ‘
Toessurar~ Macy liarwood of
New London.
Executive Commit
Brooks of Torrlngllen. Ml
Bristol. Charles L“
ford Rulings. Willi
New Britain. Goof”
slot!
the Domains oi the Rebels
Macao. island of Mlcao. China.
30.va ‘ >
murmur). Nov
aspenaos in running a.
is the general aspaflem up
sliai in the lam. in
the administrator. The application
has been drawn and will probably he
died on Wednesday.
CIEAK THIIEF
AT Ill. WEN"!
When Mrs. H. 8. West. a teacher in .
the South Norwsllt public schooll.
reached her borne in Booth plain
street. yesterday soon. she found that
someone had entered one of the rooms.
and ransacked the bureau. tailing
therefrom 012. .
An endorsed check. a watch and sev
oral other valuable pieces of Jewelry
were left on the homo. and it would
appear that the intruder was a local
character. and not a prom thief.
as the latter would meson- basis
the savings bank were disoussadin
“1702;“! may. mThe luncheon IIwas aloe powerless.
sorv i i
end “001“". iii ”n. on the 1;: The valet began with the landing of
dent W n Catlin. ypmm.‘ ”In. the sailors of the Pan-la. who marched
guests of iha assoc alien wars flavor ‘9 0'" WW“ square. “”9 “1" 3"“
now-rd L. smut trod unison of "1M ““0” I! r “W to th- mov-
Wot-“tn.“ Mm . p du‘ 01 a. '50 It an“ tom“ All Climatic ‘0 0!.
Worcester County instl ion for Bav~ ”‘10” ”d arming themselves. joined
thugskand vice g‘m readout of the but gs ° “"3“
“ "cm" H (Continued 0n mu: Page.)
ers' association; Catlin Lippttt Bag!
Norwich. ”"‘
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cut. Bank Es
Alolisiiatlses [ellipsis- Wheth-
ism 3"?“ , .
lbsexnsnseso that-Ht?“ .. “
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turns moors ,.
DIIWIED II ”A"
continua. ante. Nov. some wild
III! «but heavy damage to shipping
alsogtbs’cossttodsy.
, A coating vessel eap-teed sad is
m were drowned ‘
4W!" close. «is? W ‘
bio and W.
road off with everything in sight. If
If 0" M "I W polio: surmise that the money mgsH
a. '0'. have been taken by nuance who call
ed to see Dr. West he: proteastoml
new roast. Nor: ao.~—or. Froder- $3.3; mu, .?m
tall A. Cook. the Brooklyn unionists ,
mentions to coins in
line thieves A
an article «he will his published to “fl
Hampton's Nannies. confesses tbst‘h’ ,_ ,
he does acthsow wit-thorns reached "' m“%“" '3: m&. of m ~ - ‘ .. .
. tampons ornoi enema. who Mum"? ‘ at“
"CANBRIDGH. Inset. Nov: ao.—«rtra h" h“ “‘3 '°' "" ‘ ”u' where the the A
llsgsd "dyln outs-neat" of Clarence 23"“? ‘ an my fi‘f‘h‘fifi largo selectlod‘of" cioibin hi" W
g. GHOVQY. 0‘ “"hmv Mt 'hm muf- ‘ ”I.” 85“; 'HaI h" to “r. 001““. hill ’ mfl‘ (“N'-
er Hattie unless. of West Aricbst. "H“ and cit a 0mm“, 3, in or- ‘ . m
N. 8.. is so trial for her life. and dor to spend: hristmsa hora WA‘I‘IRVILLI QTQCI ROIIID.
which statement is said to have use:
so the girl as bring the fatal shone“
ruled out of the case by Judge flood
at the opening of the case May The
district attorney maintained yester-
day that the stateroom is'ssssntlal to
lhll governments can. but said today
that the trial wouldpgoceed. *
EBTIIATEO OUT
’14. 000,000
WABHINGTON. Nov. 30.—~A out of
"4.000.000 in the estimates for the
matting sanctum of the government
during the host fiscal year was report-
eo to President aft today as s result
of his ultimatum to the various heads
of departments at dit- cabinet confer-
Dr. Cook. in
is Item deals with the
Noticing of
His adventure and adds:
“Did i to the North Pole? Parr
naps l ms a mistake in thinking that
i did. Perhaps i did not malts a tale
to... After tasters thougbel confess
that i do not know absolutely whether
i reached the pole or not. This may
come as an smaaing statement. but i
are willing to startle the sorld. if by
so doing. f can get an opportunity to
present my case. By my case i mean
not my one as a geographical discov-
erer. but my case as a man. Much as
the attainment of the North Pole ones
meant to the. the sympathy and conti-
dslice or my fellow also mean more.
"Fully. freely and frankly i shall tell
you everything. Tell you everything--
snd leave the decision with you. if.
after reading toy story you say ‘cooh
and
WATERBUBY. Nov; son—Tho stars you g
of Edward iii. Goohsoo It Company in
Waurvtlle was beckoniato'lsst night. .
and sauna restaurant-arm H:
from the sofa Tbs thief. sooordlng‘ WANT
to the police. know the combination of m
,, 73:
, .W%f&
the safe. and» once inside had lhtio ' ' ..
g ml‘ flower .
m “an.“ ”glimmigd
trouble to opening it. and gattln the
money. Everything else mover colt.
"a" werw and “pout ryt
when.
at. m ’-
ad. The police have been nodded
but as yet have no clue. Watsrvilloii
which is a suburb of Waterbury. is
not patrolled after reluctant.
Mr. and Hrs. Charles A uboy. of
Lewis street. are a tarts! pg lllrs
Robert Ellwood. of ow Canaan and
her son.
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so to ' M
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once yesterday. is "zoom m Honest. bait erased by“
~—- stout s at on and hunger. he be
maroon. sanov areas. tuna um he discovered tits polo; its '10! CALI.
25c and also pit. l.. Juniors.
”IIDINC Aerators aunv.
Last Commer- dussss of “have Trier
Word received by Charles I" Tris-
trava. of Ilssl Walt street. this nova.
is not a flitr.’ then i shall be sstls~
Di Cook tells the story of his life
and pictures what he calls the over-
Morin ambition for exploration that
boss't until it dually entrain-ted
is his slort to- reach the pole Dr.
M doctoral that at the libs be new
”[0. ‘MLCKCAR AD alkali
tour "0': .benorvt too“ "late. '
when mind A. C‘.
soil MLI-r-Olill- r. aoa'rmv
ed; dark brindle. may;
“mouths
ow. a perfect“ heater.
9
tom Mflln
bile ride on litter. with Ralph dress
to charge or is titular “touch“.
The partyw traveling at quits s‘
good rate of speed when they struck
a b root The car tuned a sensor-
asu and the also were thrown out.
Mr brasswsstmbslr theme-theo-
rad. gauche mddsof bib may ist
M as a result or the wisest.
‘ b Caleb sustained a fracture
the dollar base a
had been to the North Pole. in club
stcerisos the region as a region of in-
ssoity where one «shot believe the
evidence tbsrsd bl' oas's own eyes.»
lie says as had always looked
upon the discpv of the pole as an
achievement for b I own oemasl eat-
inaction. M the satisfaction of a
craving sol desire that was greater.
than": other factor is ills. Villas
Manhole woussndous ,.
bio x‘w that its had was
roam. its was om
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the «tenor with no Trim two vast-is his quest and emu that ’waLWH ,Igyyymm m HHH v ~ 3
with a retired. had been urea store time endured hunger and privatise Alf!- ‘ ‘ .l‘.“ . s.
or loss «Hardy is as automobile se- tbst he pays would usbalsn any n; m, “a. “aqufi'finfi. . .
HHHerWWHgtH-Ta thHH would be “H “ hir down“ Ht: “Wm...“g W ' u' ‘ ' ”
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«ultra and were salaries an sutosso- demonstrate one question that its was 7' "7:“ out 7° b}. HM: ‘
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