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othvrou FIRE ALARM
' DISTRICTS
Lizard-ilgiiglngd Ave. to N Y. N. H. &
18 lclrory Bluff and Bell island.
lib-«Pine Point and lloton Point.
1—4Long island Sound to McKinley St.
dict Chapel, WedneIEs'thIy olcniut‘;
There will be a lecture by Richard
’i‘jndcr, of 'l‘oit'eneite. on his travels
and various hunting tours through
Europe. Mr. 'l‘iuderl'e reputation it!
well known nod a most interesting
' program may he. expectod. Atimlsulon
lwill be free and all me invited.
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Dulid lliephum. of New York the
baritouotaiugor was at Toltoneke Sun
Lilly.
Cuptuin .iohn ii. (Joules. who started
iECentral." McKinley St. to Pen-
] Long island. tithing two l‘OWllOllld
'llt‘TOBil the Sound, met with It painful
broad to Brookslde ‘. accident on his return yesterday often
West Side.
.Frida‘y afternoon for Port Jofi’o'rtton.‘
.- li'ite Bridge nmtlt to Brookside.
“White Bridge 8. E. to L. 1. Sound.
bite Bridge“, 8. W. to L. 1. Sound
dtrOke of the fire bell at. odd
tint indicates testing.
who strokes of fire bell. thus, 1-,1
ilroi'je out.
' our strokes of fire bell,
l-l-l‘i‘l wnter to be shut oil
A third or more alarms indi'cnte ser-
ions fire. -
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Writ. Crockett is erecting another
bumblow for Lawrence-6i Pbilcox, at
All View Knolls, Winnipauk.
till“.
lllj Joseph J. Slrohuteyer. of New
Yor- was at his summer residence.
AltWISita, Belle island, 3eatelday.
mbnk Hathaway, of Boston. spent
Suddpy with his pal'.ento Mr and Mrs
Addition F. Hathaway. of llowuyton
avenue —
E. C. Browne, of Brooklyn wns at
Ehis Belle island burner home. yester-
day, and expects to some up this week
let) “(I Isuuson.
WW5n. of Belle island lomnins about
the Ilium. no hhedfin'blei'to be nlrbut
for: considerable time cuLh du3.
Henry W. l’lunt. of New \orlt city.
was at his Belle lslund property. you
;, tertlny. anti exports to have his fnnlily
_llere for the season on lt’eduosdtly.
Captain Vicwr W. ll‘erl‘is lilltl his
yacht lillk‘ anchored off the Norwztlk
E Ydtfllf. Club bird in l'Inpilll' netting her
to phone for the season‘s suiting
3‘
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E1710roten 0. Station, the jtutltor III
e Norwulk Yacht Club. in vaowrlust
from several severe burns on his lune,
tiled by boiling for. which he wool
applying to the club ilout.
m
Thel’hilntheu Claus meotlnII which
. to' have been held at the home of
Ml“ Jennie Sboit, on Wednesday next.
been i cried lone week. Well
”my; MIY'E .
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The? (amendment. defeated lilo
.Wuy‘tonn, admiralty morning. by n
(lord of til-5.12m clovet work of An“
men who the tonic for the Cree
. The bottle took place on the
, :1 diamond.
1-} I“ l 2 a 'I
2 H710 ard ilivory. who in outplayed
who won tattoo with on III»
Vtttouto indigestion smut-day.
4.
(Idle l'u lionnoyer IItrth. lilo
mom. fvvil none for his world!
5 15 In; renter.
rriotl mo ninety our
outline 00qu lions
'cabby spoke not.
2'52 WM
7139 Condition of Mrs Sylvester P. 'l
noon. While adjusting- the engine his
rlzht hand became entangled in the
machine”. and the hand was so badly
injured that several stitohea were re ~
He came 4 5
. into her house on the Point.
quiredto close the wound.-
to South NorWullt and had 11' IA M
Allen attend the injury. ‘
.vw—v—u
~ Gabby and Chauffeur.
. Thebrotten down cabby regarded
With a gloom of delight the taxi which
had broken down. But he spoke no
word. The chauffeur begun operating '
on his machine. He turned it odd
twisted it and banged it lino screwed
it but to no avail. And still the
The chauffeur
banged again il'e ‘dld thing: to igni-
tion hpurlta that wouldn't flgnlt'o and
cranks that refused to be anything
but cranky. And still the rnbhy. sour
or visage. lu3 low uud unid nuilln'.
Then the I‘lluuffour wiped MI bond!
brow And then the rubbit. mill will;
the gloom in his eye, braised over.
" 'li‘lte'" he exciulmod grimly. holdin'l
out his uhip “’b‘re y’nro. mister!
'lx 'lm with titis!"-‘Anowern. I
w
Radium in Sea Water.
Some trash dolnti} on long of o
moonlit of' radium my. in sea EI-
ter have been made with onetimonl
taken from tho Atiuntic III .verioult
pieces. All possible precautions were
taken to eliminate error. and tho
mean result for the six rumpled will
0xl0~ltlth smote II grunt of run up
for
mined bydoiy. but liKl'Qflil fniriy w‘oil
with the mine tiltltI-lti'b previously
obtained by A. 8. File it in also ohown
that when testing for the quantity
of mdiutu' emanation blown! in a glv~
en solution. nbotll equal uncut-nor il
obtained by Et‘Ollel'llml the meditation
over water or over mercury.
II Angiicllod American.
The duobeou of litaxburgno is un-
like the former 'liiiIIIl Vanderbilt in
limb Ilho mnnifeuta not the alightoot
Lie-ire to visit her native lund Since
her marriage to the Scotch duke tho
helrevv to the fiooiut millions lute
been content to Mon on the other
hide of tho Alinutiv. The Ilucho‘n
of lloxburuho. in fact hon hocoui'o
wholly Angllrixod Eiho tuiltu with
an English accent. and follnwhwitlt -
i undivided
interest the oxriusitoly
l‘lugiiuh north from day to tiny A
your turn it we: pnld the intended
returning for II oburt time to New
l’.urit but Ibo Iliunppoiuled but
friends.
Our Hood of 60 Pointr.
What in lurid to be the lament l Idd
ever found on It red or cotton all
door in the country has lately been re-
roived ill/[initiator from llill ,tloultl of!
(trend Luke Stream. The hand but
lll‘tv points or promo; on the option.
The bend in very oven. boring twenty-
IIIII pulpit oo'oumlde and twenty.
four on the other and inn bunny in
every, way. it unread: 28 inches in
'Elliti wideltt place and liilll broad «our
on web nutter. which spread t innit".
The titty points are all whit dentin!”
”W3”. Knnueboe Journal. .
WWW
diliwny “mi ‘truhd. ,1
5 The IIIIII of treated on by tho rttila
we...
evening. at the home...
mini nnd trolley trombone: or thin
'i'lll. Titlil loin I’Iiipbtiy more than
.0! the innit Ivhii'I‘I In
__iolnt thou iii our
'l‘hltll is only about underwen-
lecnth oi the vuluo ll illllllElHllll olf- _
Darien
and
Noroton
Charles Smith has resigned no Ibn‘g
“Monomer.
M
DII. und tilts licizean. of New York.
one on the Point
hint-tin fichutrghneusy
fronds in Jersey City.
is visiting
Airs. Louise Dickinson has moved
W
Edward llelniiold. of Belle avenue.
has leased his house for the moon.
.. Mrs. J. '1‘. Wriilhf. or Stamford, hell
been spending the Week hero with roi-
otivoa. . .
. .- . .JIVI , v
Edward tuition. of New fork. III III: ,
slipping his oumor midenoo III. Main
dimer
.55 Judge A. n. Holmes Into fumillhtioi
New York. are at Coliender'u Point for .
the trimmer
SilI-ve tilting lino begun his bow
imbue on the Dot-ion ‘.rnnd up White
Oult‘ Shade Why.
Minn Annie Buttery. the little dough.
tor of hire. Andrep .l. Buttery. in nor
lo'italiy ill of her borne. ‘
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S
apostolic liuhford Smith rounded
up over 20 tramps “Thursday night. lie
sent them out of town.
Mira. Stephen Wood. of notion. in!
your» A ronltlout in New Canaan. in
visiting friends in that place. vi
. .
John S. linymontl. of 'Bllth‘poi‘i, hill!
itoctt'emlndlnn u few Iiuyu with lll‘I‘
parents. Mr. and Mm. John Raymond.
WW‘? a . , .
Mir- and Mrs. John F. Stevens. oi
Wohtllott ore the guests of Mr and
Mm. Andrew J. Buttery. of Barton. for
. a low IlIIyII
bum...”
The funeral of hire. Annie \Villlnmr.
who tiled of pneumoniu. Thurnduy.
took place at the Congregational
Church yenlerduy.
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\il'iiiinm Hillinfl.Efill‘ltlt'l‘l,\‘ in the out
ploy of hit-II. brunt-Ion llownrd. has
lllkilm-d pouition with the Control Fin:
glutberiug Company.
All. the Soldier; Iliome. Frotioriclr
llitltinron. of Mldtllotowu. aged 70.
who he: been IIII lllntttto for live veer».
died III 0: in auturdny morning.
-m I. “o I...
Nil liner aummer tiny won over d'llllfil‘r
toothed than that of yortordny and II
inrifh‘humbor of the‘rehidnutn (colt III!»
vIIIIl'II-ze of it to lulu: n pleasant coo-
otithiLIuIIl.
Governor Baldwin hue o‘pprovud the
root tuition or the amount commit
the of the fieldiol‘b‘ hospital board In
tho oomph-otter for 010.000 for the
can of the, nick and wounded not
It" couple of bit: not; “moving vet"
when throughmrlon. moody. IIIIII
under the bridge with: about two 1
the out monitor. The rm bolbogbtl to
honour iII" rapidly Summing. ’l‘bo { 'E
«Plum her til trotted do: diode use at i,
tho-III: uté MI 1001! It» rostrum .
‘, .5 the precept depot, which in blue up
. proved.
' :It 01: Ridge.
, .1 in thodormor town. two stride crow
' bins are to be eliminated and in the
letter them in u change or function or
an
20!. (‘V II N
Wm'
The agitation for a trolley line to
E ._ «80nd: Norwalk and another to Nov
= with from New Canaan be: revived
. again the lolit of II similar line to Da—
. rion.’ preferably the one to South" Nor-
. whilL running down that way and then
. up to South Norwnilt. Suehn scheme
‘ . was once before proposed and It charv '
. 5' for secured. but nothing ever come of
.. ll»
. 5 fly see what advantage such It
The residents of Dorian can renth
line
would have to the town.
Chief L. F. Steerzn and hill corps of.
efficient firemen are at workmitotlng
the purchase of II HIGHER-“(1518“. of
hose for the department. the some «be
ing ‘ubtlolutely necessary in order that
. the department may adequately cope
with the tires which often fall to their
lot to bundle. The lnutullntlon of the
tire hydrants which will be effected in
the near future. will neceuultuto the
purthnoe of more hone, ii' the hydrant-I
are to heal any procticni value. This
in mode accessory owing to the fact
but no i’ew hydrants have been outta;
ed that they will net-.oseurih be placed
int upurt.
William A. longdon, im aged and
respected Litizen dieu III his home. on
"iokeneile Road. in llntien, Thursday.
May 11 1911 Mr. LIIninon watt born
5_ at. itocltvllie Center. Long loiund New
E York in the 3eatr of 1829 lie Elaine to
button uixty your: not». lie was. a
farmer. and at one time owned 1 firm
Over forty yearn use he
purchased the St. John farm. near the
Dorian station, where he lived a quiet.
Itnobuutllve life. lilo wife and two
ohlldmn. Mind hie E and William ll.
survive him. Noemi services “were
held at his into home Sundm, at l
o‘clock. Rev. hauls French emulated,
and the interment was in Spring
Grove Cemetery.
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tucnmco L‘Ano vow”. “
m-..
Holding) in lmplr'e State Double IEIE
(Elie Ln't Decade.
Alumni four and n half billions of
dolllro hove been added to (he volun-
tion of oil the land in the Empire
State within lboJoIII ten years. no.
cording to figures from the State To:
Commie-ion. thnt are being made the
basin of appoint IIttIdI- bv traction on
port- al the budmmrton of ill.
Street antiwar Moclaill'll‘ oi the
State of New Vomit ,
While over tint-loo; hundred mile-
of trolley track have been unread
through its undeveloped section: dur-
ing thin period. the Stale‘l total Int-
maed value of real estate in record-I
ed as increasing over 81! per cent In
l900. juttt 84.llll.0ii.’i.0hil represented
the official valuation of New Yorlt‘n
real property. whondono than 2.200
:mllu of nL-otiI-I'odt.traction Antonin
Minted; whitt- with over (.000 mile:
of cor lrItI-lt U)’|lll)‘.l%f‘fifli‘ll values of
40.360.628.48? have just been an-
bounced.
With ill! grout immune to popull-
lion New York t‘uunty hull more thun
doubled itII rout clinic valuation fol-
lowing the opening; up of auctions
along the new Ituhwny. the rocordo o!
the Tax Contntioaion room.
mm"... m...-
Confntll Throwing oi Wedding”.
The Rev. it, w. Mont. vicar of St.
fillolt'a. heading. in. thin month‘s nono-
rbiul «Intuition «prone: hitnrull lor-
Isibly mourning the .throwing of con—
inlti ni weddinuu. whirh he donut-lites
II billy. ruin-r and irroleroot. "The
old outltom of throwing It tow grains
of rice.” he says, “though It foolitll
bun. with more on into: harming; and
it mu probably «lowed with fever oi.
low by the blunt of the air. But the
throwing of thoIIItoodII of Ittnnil pupa!
auto has nothing whatever to cw
mend it. if then are Milli. Who
really feel compelled to rover them.
Mil-II And their “mutt with colored
burnt moor. bpnilmnautt hit them
do so in their own boom, when they
will be attributed to the wholesome
diuttipiino of lboluuotvon. brushing up
0.1“.»me Dolly mu.
' W mmw ~
The wound who own tench null
private downtime Ttitrilu
motion bottom oi
llllvb'l'llslh‘. ,,
‘WI Ital-4*
"i been dropout:
dud
it to Recommended That necrotic B.
E More nightly Examined. . ‘
A thorough study of the intone at
the Government bonnltel for the i
‘ none in momma. b 0.. Intro the ,'
Bluolacltet. prompt". Polluted Aaeirtant
Surgeon 13qu to comment vigorously
\EE‘lI (I III 0'
clone it“ 0"
on the methodn of deception recruits.
it in found that nearly one-quarter
'of the innnnity in the) navy and Ma-
STAMFORD
warmth must be considered.
Simply to raise to Ii proper
the house is not by any month;
the whole question; you
$ttppiy a constant change
fresh, warm air, and allow the
IIIIISt' ,
of l
rine Corps is furntnhod by nriynton in
the latter service. Thin in held to ho
causedyby the scent eltnminniion giv~
on by civilian physicians hired at no»
rlno recruiting stations.
Even the navy medical unicorn are
censured for battle in! this important
matter, and it is suggested that some
form of mental examination is desiro-
hlo IIII well as It probationary service
of six months, to determine mental
5 status and aptitude for service.
When you come to the matter E
:gl' healing your house. the quest:
lion of healthfulncss as well all
. tnl makeup.
‘2 June. 1910. there woo nearly 50 cent.
5 of recoveries and less than 7 per cent.
tempo raturc the confined air oij
it in also deeuted wise to inquin
candidates before accepting them.
it is found that among the‘foreign
born the Germans have the best. man-
From January, 1899. to
of deaths. Over 63 per cent. of the
insane are between 20 and 30 years
old.
.cneap Oklahoma Housu.
A builder of Oklahoma miles the
bu ureau of manufactures that he finds
it profitable to build four room co~
ment houses and sell them complete
vitiatcd air (I) escape
, Iwith cisterns. front and rear porches
“lat l5 Jllbi what the Stamford of cement and outbuilding. including
Furnac i h 1 the ground at 8! 000 on the instal-
0 S “Ended to do and meal plan. He is doing this thirty~
Iflve miles from I railroad station,
what it does.
MEALS"
EEHorace R. Nash
Corner North Mllfl and Wm Strain.
M... 2!er .. ”m
The alone-t Check.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Coma
puny‘o check for £1,247.82ll for the
shores oi the Pacific Sleuth Novice»
lion Company in not by any means
the largest that has ever been drawn.
The Mn'nehonter Ship Canal Company
on acquiring the Brtdxewntur (‘onnl
in 1887 drew It check for £l710.0'00,“§
and it will be renumbered that it ex-
hibited it in the city as the biggest
tint bod been drawn up to that time.
“Minimal!” Guardian.
His Lnt Fire.
Roy Bond a brother of United
sum Dittirlt‘l Attorney llnrry Bone,
auroral yearn tutu Won a reporter on
the Wirbitn Beacon in going to £3
s Ire one of the membem of the Fire
Donn-talent wee thrown from a hose
curl.’ Ind killed Bone wrote a booth:
with this on the fir-at dock: “Gone
to ill: Loot Flt-off; The plate got into;
“IQ MIME and Bone WM promptlyE
"iired.“-«Knnvus tl‘ily Journal.
The “Six“ donut. '
In I prltnnry othool (rumination
our of the. questions one with regard
to the the «room (ion of the brittht
pupils handled the Itubjoct thus:
"The live neuron nro: Sneezing. out»
hing. crying. yawning. coughing. l‘tyI
the ninth entitle to mount an extra one
which come folks have. This to. spur
lng."-—5»-Womnn’l Home Companion.
WWW-—
“You any you ueidom spend on two
din; of homo?"
"Yen." replied Mr.
Int moot every night."
"lint doesn‘t your wife object 1’"
“i don‘t one how one can. i never
bloomed; “l’ln
so on)“ blood exmpt where Henrietta;
I
«- melting II upewb."wwuhiogton
Blur.
bus on. only hm who: but (lotl‘t. .1- .
bolt“ in not the plh'tee tor i’lii'o hind of
l notwithstanding heavy freight
i charges of 25 cents a bundredwaigbl
ldrayago on all cement, blather. bald
l were and all other building material
lament card. The cottages in quot
lion have cement floor. steel ceilings.
.partition walls of hollow blocks.“
well an outside walla Although the
.. roofs are obinxlod the contractor say:
i that the whole lltructura is practically
fireproof and constitutes a very sub-
stantial bullding.—-Cemont Age
: Four Room Hoyle: ti a Year.
The Rev. J. F. Dickie. poster of the
iAmorican Climb in Berlin, when in
Augsburg. Germ-my. found a little
city in the heart of the city thnt was
shut. in all by line" with two salon
and is called the "Ftlxgerei. " it in lo
l called because the 100 housed within
it were til built with money left by
l 'Fnzxer. the Healthy sixteenth century
lumber. When he died he directed
that these houses should be built and
then given to poor lined families tor
l merits and 12 mounts: rental a
Iron. that in exactly one Amorlcnn
dollar. They have four rooms and
i kitchen. with a little front gender: and
n
;5 Harold
t
W.”
Hollo- of (Stone Age.
3 Arthur Dicey. Poll. 0. S., has rc-
. coolly completed A carton of explan-
T lion: in Yucatan which bring to light
. many new hots about the stupendous
mine which stretch through the coun-
; try in n chlin 300 miles long The
most amazing thing about there ruins,
Itccordlna to Mr. Diosy. is that the
people who wounded such high orch-
itootnral illiii and the knowledge of
I rich and uncofol decorative arts. bo-
Ilonged to the stone age and had no
knowledge of motels These wonder:
Iin none were carved with ilint lin-
elements and It civilization whitb boa
. been compurbd to' that of 1753 pt grew
up without even the use of‘bronzn
, and iron.-'~(lhicnxo Tribune.
4mmw ...... WM.“
% Honor. for lady Mayors.
mule of the lldy mayors and the
plausibility of knixbtiux them the mat-
. tor ii bound to become neriouu toward
coronation time. it its not impoanlblo
that come new order tor women may
be established which will obviate the
difficulty. it should be of such It na-
ture that the manor of lt‘-Wlll not
be oontoundod with It ltnight'u wife.
"Dump" would be a pretty designa-
tion and have the quulnluettr of "-blie»
tron." the nomencinmre adapted to
the wife of In ohm bearing the foreign
title "commolldttteroflwlandy“I Pia.
lorioi.
figure the on and Inuit the list.
to hurt; they are would; indignant
over the prepared taxation oi Minolta.
ad that the to! ohouitl be two iron”
II your. novortboim II fierce protest
to being mired output. the proposal
and the condo cnrtoonlm are very
and to intend the congestion that I
levy would be imposed in
tilt the all too prcvnlwnt will intro
mooted: pun. but in view of the
cunt revolution concerning rim one
. control help tblublw tbhtt ’
. it! full glow ml
little garden behind. m—Cbristiob
Though conuldonble fun has been .
the ubiquitolul out. it in only rumoub.
bony mulling capital at. tho idea. on.
new '
“Friend,” begun the strolling phil-
osopher-{“00 you ihnow anything about
the llllrlililt'til bapplne'oo?"
“Ought to," chuckled the rural con‘
stable. as be filled bio'mouth with to.
bacco. ' “Calculate have chased
more eloplng couplea' than any man
in this section.”~—-(ihiougo News
Ttme Table
into family and personal hintory of
new YonK, new HAVEN a HART-
.. roan RAILROAD.
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In Effect October 2. 1910.
Corrected January 1. 1911.-
W
SOUTH NOR-WALK TO.N‘E5W YORK.
A. M.~12:53x. E5109x, 514111. 0:08.
.157, 7:20. 7:40. 8:17x. Swain, 91161:,
9:37. 10:20x, 10:45x, 11:29x.
P. M.~12:55x, 1:05, 2:49x, 3:17,
3:00x. 5:35, 5;.50x,-.fi;50, 6:50x, 7:161.
7:52x. 59:40:. 10:29.
. Sundays.
A. M.—-‘~12:53x. “filUSXf 5:411, 8:54.
10: 20:1. E', . .
P. M-12:5i‘x. 2: 345:, 2:40’x, 5:35;;
I:50x. 7: 00x, 1:12, 7:02x, 9:403.
l0:28. " ’
*-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M."’4249, 5:40, 6:45. 7:40;,
8:55, 9:1531. 10:02:, 10:05, 11:00:.
11:03.
P.M.——12:03x. 1:10. 2:00Ex. 2:57;.
~3zsox. 3:55, 4:29.".5105x. 5:12. 5:25.
stout, ozoax, 8:03x, 9:30, 11500;,
11:30, 12:0011.
E Sundays.
A. M.——12:oox. 6:00." 7:30. 9:03;.
10:Po2.
.M.:-l2 04. 1:02x. 15:02:. 5:04.
6: 013'. 7. 001 8: 30x, 11:00x.
m
at
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
’ A. M.—-12:10x. 1:57. 6:12, 7:24,
8:51. 10:233. 11:11, ll:47.
P. M.—~l2:07x. 1:20, 3:111, 4:26,
6:12, 6:15;, 6:-l6, 7:103, 9:161.
11:21. . ,5
, . p8undayse ,I . .
A. Mélfl: Elilx.i :L'I’I’x. 7:43. 9:1].
10:10:. ll: 11:,
P. Mc‘“ 2:10x, 0:10x. 50:46. 7:10x,
8:243. 9:4311.
p...—
ou'v‘aunv TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-——5:;’15, 7:25, 8:20, 10:03.
“:50. . '
P. lil.-4:llx. 0:3:ix. 8:30.
Sundays.
A. M.-——7:ofi. 11:55.
P. ill—6:00. 8:303.
80UTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. newlmorftinr, 3:27, 70:00:.
P. M.-1:25. 4:35x. 0:20, 7:18.
'E Sundlys.
A. lit—«1:30, 9:15.
P. M.~*2315. 7:15.
xExpreso. 'Except Mondays.
School Taxes
Union School District
The taxpayers of tile South Not—whit E
Union School District are hereby not!»
find that the dliItrirt that Of two mills
on the dollar. told on‘ the town notation
mom but of mu III II meeting or the
district. held on tho lllh day of June.
1910. at the Franklin oboe! will be
due and payable on t e um day of
my. 1911 at which time i ohnli be
ready to receive some at Minoan-Pow»
oil‘s drug atom. 82 Washington street.
banality M. the rate oi 0 per cent. It
year from my 1 will be churned on
and utter June l, 1911‘:
Ii‘. E.A 'i‘OltlaliiB.
Collector of Tone: for South Norwnllt
Union School Diutri rt
Dried at 800th Norwttlk.1ltlrll 27m. .5
NOTICE
Cttv Taxes
Tilt; tiltpnyero of the City of South]
math are hereby notified turn the ,
Lilly to: In nine (9) mill: on the d
‘ , lur, than» the assortment lint of 10
by the board or Estimnto and Turns ‘
tibia. will be due and ramble on the
first Lilly of titty, 1011. In. which timid
, ill receive the IIIInIe ht. myo
bum 5.. United Bank building.
“hilt ntilretit; ”flotihh Ni“
Norwalk Chronicler