Miss Jennie Gordon, of Pntchogue, L. i., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John it. L‘Hommedicu, 02.06- born avenue, last evening. The party left, this morning. for New Haven, where they will visit friends. Rev. William W. Gillies will occupy the pulpit at the‘hlast Avenue Metho‘ distchurch. tomorrow morning and cv- suing. The choir has arranged to give a very interning musical program at both services and the pastor's preach- ing will be appropriate to the the day. Got Your M1100 Drquants.. a. Bridge Pharmacy Prompt and ancient service at all times. Personill attention xiv- en ’to all prescription work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Dome in and wait for your car. BRIDGE PHARMACY ..I. PARKER. Man-nor The baseball fans in East Norwalk are expecting a great game of base- ball. this afternoon, when the May‘ flowers and the Orioles play. indica- tions are that no matter which team wins, the other will challenge the win- ner to a return same. A series or con-I tests is looked forward to. About the only damage done by the storm in blast lNorwnlk. yesterday, was when the telephones of the Conn. try Club and the Dorian House were temporarily put out of comminoln. The damage was soon repaired. how- ever. by the telephone company em- ployees and connection restored. w At the Advent Chrustian Church. the pastor. Rev 1.13‘. Reynolds will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m Morning sub. jeot, “The Need of the Hour; evening subject, "Bright Mornings and Stormy Evenings.” The entire evening service will not exceed one hour. The pastor's tnlk is one in a series on Bible chnrsc- tcrs for summer Sundny evenings. M At the meeting of the commodores of the several yacht clubs. last even} log. it was voted to hold the motor boat. parade on July 20. The announce- ment has much interest to East Nor- waih yachismcn. who are looking for» ward to the day with pleasant antici- . ‘3 ...w Many East Norwaikers were among those who got caught in the storm, yes terdsy. Otto Anderson. of South Norwnlk. has purchased one or the William s. Hatfield residences, in Osborn are one. The Young People's Society of boy- al Workers will hold its weekly devo- tionnl meeting, tomorrow evening, at the Advent Christian Church. Daniel IL'Hommedieu. ol‘ Rowan street Who has been confined to his .110qu and bed for sometime pith ill 3 nose. was able to sit up. youtvrdny. o The Men's Class of the East Avenue Methodist Church will hold a very in- teresting meeting. tomorrow noon. An excellent program is being prepared. potion. it is expected that the district. —-Oiitmealbrepd (p.113; All bread on will be largely represented at the sole before noon. Deliveries to any eyent. purl of East or South Norwalk. 7...... An elaborate program has been ar- ranged for tho celebration of Child’ rcu's Day tomorrow evening hi the East Avenue Methodist Church. All the morning service Rev. W. W. Gillies. the pastor. will speak on Child mm, an especially appropriate subject for the- day. in the morning baptismal ser- vices will also be held. Tho program follows: Organ Prelude—~A. N. Pnddocit. Song by the school. Prayer by the pastor. Scripture reading by the assistant su- perintendont. Song by the school. Welcome by Jay Van Convering. Spring Song by the members of the Primary Clues. Summer by Ruth Decker. Vnuction Time by ’I‘eddie Colcliiail. Just a Piece by Donn-ice liycctt. Exercise by live small girls. Love by Dorothy Mivoloy. Growing by Edward Ovtell. Bonn by the school. Rev. Charles J. Anderson will occu- py the pulpit of the Swedish Congre- gational church tomorrow morning and evening. at which times the usual services will be held. The usual services will be held at the Advent Christian church, tomorrow morning and evening. Rev. Luster l". Reynolds will orcnpyItbc pulpit and proud! at both services. The Epworth league will hold its weekly devotional meeting. tomorrow evening. at the East Avenue Methodist church. An excellent program bus been arranged and it is hoped that ev- ery member will be in attendance." Q Mr. .. ..-..- ..m ... mum—...... ...—.....mm .... . iilllllilll iillll Hill lil lillliilll iillllill and Mrs. George Conltiiu and Exercise-Soldicrs of Jesus. by live .. boys. 3, common GENO" sum 3 liegt‘rgtgonmluno Beams, by Muriel Dong by the school. likewise—«mower Fairies, girls limitation by Pearl Wnkelicld. bloio—Jesua' hustle Friend, by Laurel hoymour. *l‘ilxorclso—mlieipers All. by eight boys. iluotwdioson Sweet and Frngmni, by Marion liustod and tinsel Bean. Exorclsewiiuttercups. by six girls. Songmllc Bees tho Spurrows, by tour girls. Exercise—ems by One. by four Iglrls. Song by the school. . Simple Remedy .ior 0770070in Failing, Faded, Gray liab- i The old idea of lllfilllfi taco for dark doing the hair is again coming in vogue. Our grandmothers used to have dark, glossy hair at the use of seventy live, while our mothers have white hair ’ before they are titty. Our grandmoth- ers used to make a "sage tca"‘and tip- ply it to their hnlMZI‘be tea made their hair soft and glossy. and gradually ro- stored the natural color. by five Early cherries are ripe, and the crop plentiful. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien have been visiting in New York. a George Hale, of compo, is harvest- ing a line crop of strawberries. Miss Mildred ’l‘nylordand Miss lili- du Moth spent yesterday in Bridgeport. Gnult Brothers haIs purchased two new oil wagons for sprinkling the roads. m Tomorrow is known as li‘uthers‘ day, and those who observe the‘event will wear a rose. ' Howard Baker. of the Connecticut Co. has been visiting old triends in Port Chester. N. Y. Judy and iilra. Josiah 8. Miriun‘ will entertain s "motor most" at their handsome homo, "Day Break," today 'l‘ho lame farm of the late Daniel 0. Bradley has been placed in the hands of areal estate dealer to be sold. .0 Several oi our wealthy citizens are ondcavorinu to discourage the ohlcinla oi the Bradley Axe factory from mov» ing their plant out of town. John ituzntla. the .mucbinlst, who resided with his wife and large family in rooms over the old lockup, has left town. nnd his family. it is «tainted. does not know his whereabouts. ’Sclectmnn Lewis P. Wnkoman was in Hartford the early part of the week in confercncc with Road (“ommlsslon- or MacDonald in regards to the deplor- able condition ‘ot Riverside uvcuuo. W (innit Brothers are soon to erect a handsome three story oiiico building mu their property on Riverside avenue on the site lormeriy occupied by Churles Ruby‘s wagon shop. The build ing will be constructed of tile. A light took place Thursday night. at i'cai Swamp, pour the Nurwnlh lino, between Phillip Mouch and James Pinball. The weapons used were knives. and while endeavorins to sep- arate the couple litre. Pinball received an only cut in the neck. The men were arrested by Constable Bryan Silk. or Nor-walk. and are under bonds to appear before 11 Justice of the peace this morning. Parents and friends have received invitations to stood the commence- lncnt exercises of tho illnpie‘s high school, in National bail. launch. The members at the graduating class Ire: Mnry lslllun Doinnd’, Jeanette Hale Bradley. Florence Jennings Burr, .1.“- thin Itoso Darrow, Marion Chilton Jolt- pings. Annie Catherine Milli. Florence liolle Lyman. Caroline Wash Macken- lie. lust-lurid Palmer i’urdy. door-us Guruhon liratiloy. iinvid Sherwood Col» oy. Harold Morwin morgue, Everett Lord Woodworth, Cheater fiberwood Woods/crib. v r UBE FINBII THREAD. . instead or using‘ 40 or 60 threiid when sewing chilcoes. 00.. on the mo- cbino. use 60 or 70. and it will look ‘better and wear better. says no «no v'piit‘l objection rousing such it pron , W urnlion was the trouble of making it. “EAM‘R "0“”qu "EFLOM‘ ediiociaiiy us it had to be made every In” two or three days. concentrator soon lithium. 0.12. lune ion-«The int; quickly. This objection has been overcome, and by trellis; almost any film-class" drought for Wyeth esp. and Sulphur Hair Remedy the public onu not a supbrior proportions or suite. with the ndhibrturo or sulphur. soother valuable remedy for hair and scalp troubles. Daily use of this preparation will not only quickly restore the color or the hair, but will also stop the hair from tailingout and nitrite it grow.» , . a’l‘lilll pro ratios is adored to the . .tahted lit half a million dollars will on: Steamship Line. which human and sank at her dock two weeks ago has been reflected anduwlii be surveyed today by represents‘tivos of marine lu- surcs companies sud colours of the line. A hurried inspection of the vets sol indicated that the hull had not been seriously damaged, none oi the plates having been sprung by the tire. Her engines and belies: hrs also in steamer North out, of the Northwestl good condition. rue loss It stilt until ' choose. The two threads this still! elent étrcnnlh. and the liner thread emu boils limit in the mhtsrihl and becomes utmost like a part of it. while the course thread. bslnfi raised 0 the shrines is molested to inure wear. 1 down by law for the members to perform. and the report ot finances for the Hunting! ”must Will“ and NI“. Itbilcdltcllsvriiiotiunti“suits. contribution to Douglas ‘li‘owwr Port“ ...........l.i.....i 60.00 L routing and hliyeriialng * 400.00 Year 1017.510 same 0101 to listed up. Next Monday: Night at his Special Town idsstina , The Town Board of Estimate and Taxation hasdlnisbed the duties laid next your. printed herewith, will be acted on at the special town meeting to be held Monday night in the town hall; ' . . . REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND TAXATION OF THE TOWN (lily otmuth Norwaik (fixed) 7. 1,418.10 llepairsoittstcroads ... 1,200.00 lloll llldililrr-ili’llliliilil stone and repairs .. 500. 00 Gregory houisvurdmusrmuneut work needed to keep the . mm up tit-Haysee-u-uis-ntoannntiiar nt-snu‘piv 2,000.00 Flfflt Dilili‘lifll Inttsnutiutit- n..eon-xsrsgaaseytduune ‘50”0400 Second District ...............i... £000.00. Thlrd ”1",1‘16‘; It'snlllll’llliti|‘l§IIV‘I'C‘AIODQIO.‘I104 300004)” Faur‘h lugtrlctIn-an»smiles.«irov1tIIII,vaolottvitrqcsasbtsc ‘hum’soo Ffi'h ni'tr’ut lb‘icltiim‘othllilfOIol It'llbiiliihbflitCIlt ‘flmvw ' West nouns roadwlmprcvemmt voted It town mootiprtm “ 03 000 to be returned to town fronrisIsssmants or , bmfi“ fl"'itOclm0"itIscfifltkIWOhdeDI?II$DOIIIOIDIOI 6.0004“) Railings tor town roudsmnecessary to prevent accidents. .. 1.000 00 uncommon insurance for road ‘roiier, stone crusher. sad rand machine? engineer, sud our turn and carriage hire tor dissection; and rout-scrape ........l............... t , o iwkl 770.00 , '4- ,n MIDGELLANCOUS. ' dontrlbutlon to buchiuuhain' host 7.... 50.00 urollil'itiiltfm‘ ygrfiaml tax“ Hesinsaltsau-nru-nqugetn 300500 on enema dost, stats rarest lire burden, repairs to town Almshousew‘ ‘Outside poor. including Norwnik paupers in other towns, I Hospitals for sick and insane .7500 00 County Home for Children . . .. .......... 225.00 Three town doctors at $200.00 . . . Minoan» I’ nun bflII closed. believing;_thst in that sum the tramps avoid the town and relieve the inhabitants of the trump nub sauce to a large extent.‘ ‘ PAUPERS AND iNDlGENT PERSONS. .... Sultlryofkeeper.... ... ..r. 40.00 Insure once. telephone, lighting und heating? .. , ...... 705 00 Groceries, meat, clothing. furniture and an other neccs- ‘ sary supplies and running expenses. including it: ‘. pails .. 3,600.00 ii‘or peel house. on town hind (in addition to the amount already appropriated for that purpose) ”...—...;— nuco...-.. ........ -~rs state pnupers, and burials of soldiers and puupcrs.$ti,5:’10'. 00 » 000.00. PROBATE COURT. Rent and supplies .. ... ... ............. .. 0'” NORWALK- MILITARYTA ... ... .. .. .. .. .. Recommendations and appropriations for the expenses or the Town or dOUNTY TAX ....... .. .. .. . .. Norwaih for the ensuing fiscal year, and tax rate. passed as a whole at a 1NTEREBT 0N TOWN DEBT . . . meeting of the board held June it. 1911: SINKING FUND. ...... ....... . ..... ....... ..... , “3583.088. stars TAX ....... ....... . .... 12 00 Salaries of three Assessors at $200.00 . . . . . . - . ...—$600.00 REPAIRS TO STATE new as per bill rendered by the State. ‘ Salary of Clerk to be appointed by the Town merit ------ 400-00 This appropriation is made by advice of counsel. Tax-books. printing, advertising. stationery. 00518150 and ’l‘ he board recommends that all permanent town road work costing , carriage hire ..... .............200.00, 8.500 or more for any one piece of work, be done by contract, 3 W5 1,200.00 \ the selectmen to furnish crushed stone or not, as they may TOWN ATTORNEY. deem best. . Legal advice ...... ., .......... ...... . .8400. 00 . SCHOOLS. Comlniwbl fineness of litigation. defending Willi. lIM‘OlMIG Three school visitors at 6100, provided that they comply with court matters, 61¢. 500.00 the law relating to visiting the schools, and present to ’ .. 900-00 the selectmen itemized bills and a report or their visi- AUDITORS. tatlons . ....................... ...... ....530000 Salaries of [WO at $50.00 ....... ........... . ..... .....u ....... 0 100.00 Clerk 3'00; postnge,etc. $50. ....... ...............,. 150.00 BOARD OF RELIIEF Truant oilicers ....................... ....... 200 00 Salaries of three at 650.00 ... ........ .......m-u-u-ugJIW-W Tuition of Norwalh children in New Canaan schools ....... 120.00 Printing. curringe hire and postage 30.00 insurance on High School building. and books and supplies; 180.00. and rent of room for books and supplies . . . . . .. .. . .. 643.12 5 TOWN HEALTH OFFICER. ---- ll‘ocs ............. .. 175:00 HIghSchool. OFFIOEI IOF MEECTbiEN. Rewiring High School building for telephones, clocks. bells Salaries of three sclectmen M 81.000 .... - ~ . . ..... . ...... $3,000.00 and tire alarm and maintenance of same—found upon Salary of clerk ............. . . . . . . . .. .............. .. 700.00 examination by the board to be necessary ............ 5 366. 00 Rent of South Norwnlk odico ....................... .... 105.00 Salaries lot‘ teachers ................ . ......... $15. 150. 00 Record books. stationery. postage, printing, laundry, teic- Clerk ....................................... .. 360 00 phonon and insurance ...... ....... ,. ........... 31518. Janitor ........................ 750.00 -—---—« 4,123.48 Heating. light and water ............ 2 .......... 1,035.00 OFFICE OF TAX COLLECTOR. Plumbing, boiler and repairs .. ......... . ....... 250.00 Salary of Collector .. ..... . ............ . .......... .390000 Furniture ........ . ..... . ....................... 1 00.00 Extra compensation as Collector oi” personal large, on no Typewriters ............... . .................. 250.00 . count of increased duties ..... ............. 200. 00 incldentnis .......... . .................. . 200.00 Slllitl‘)’ of (lerk ........ ' .................. 600.00 , . m 18,095.00 Typewriter. new machine ....... ‘ ................... . ..... 10.5.00 Supplies for science department ..... . ........... s 200.00 Printing. stationery. postage and telephone .............. 527.00 Library ....................................... 100.00 . ~--—~ 2,320.00 Text books and supplies “tor all departments ..... 2,000.00 OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK. ' 2,300.00 _ Itemized services of town clerk ............. . ...... , . . . . .3 500.00 -—-—--——-— 20.7 I Salary of clerk of lioard of Estimate and Taxation ...... 75.00 Other Schools. ~ Statutory toes of registrar of births. ninrriages and deaths. Text books and supplies for grammar grades ................ and iii physicians and sexton: . .. ............... l.150.00 South Norwaik Union School District ........................ Indexing, daily record. zrantors and grantees... . . . . . . . . 800.00 East Norwalk School District .... ....... ..... ...... Examinatinu'oi indexes” required by law ............... 35.00 Center School District .. ...... ...”. ................... .. . Record booths auricular)" ink, perm, furnitum‘ repairs, and Over lili’or School District ........... . . . ..I ................... .. telephone ........ . ................... . ...... 240.00 Rowarion School District ........... . ..... . .................... . ...—«ow , 2,600.00 Northwest School District ......... . .............. . ......... TOWN count. . iirookslde School District .................................. . Salary of Jlitltzii ............................. ‘ .......... $1,000.00 Broad River School District ..... . ........ v. .................. a Salary of Associate Judge .................... . ......... $00.00 West Norwaik School District ..... . .......................... .. Salary of Prosecuting Attorney, South Norwuik ........... $00.00 North Center School District ................................... . Salary of i‘rosmuning Attorney. Norwalit ................. 000.00 .‘iorthesst School District ............. . .................... injury of mm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 500.00 Evening Schools .......... . ............. .. ............... ....... ‘ Rent, riouih‘Norwnlk .................................... 180.00 $ Court orders. printing. stationery and telephone ......... .. 2,065.00 Grand TOM! s -------------------------------- ........823'l. —-w--~-~ 5,010.00 ESTIMATED iNCOME. TOWN TREAEURER. (“ounty Commissioners liquor licenses ....... , ......... 682 3,.000 00 Salary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ............................ 400,00 Corporation taxes .................................... .. 3.000.00I Tngg wganan. . Town Court .......................................... .. 3,000.00 Services . ........... ...................... ‘ ............. 200.00 Personal 13333 -------------------- .« 3,000.00 70w” HALL. [manual on taxes ........... . ......... . ................ 1,000.00 Rent ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . .......... ‘ ........... . ______ , , . . ‘ . 41,200.09 Taxes secured by liens .................. . ....... . ...... 2,000.00 Junuur .. .............. .. ...... .. ..................... 55711111 From the State tor. public schools ....... . .......... 12,500.00 Heating and lighting ....... ............. . ...... r5000 Dos license! --------- . ................. ...... . 700.00 3000““. repairs my and curious , .................. 13300 Selectmen-drum various sources ............. . ......... 5,500.00 , . ...... 2,523.00 interest on brilliance; in banks ............. 800.00 BRIDGES. . ileneiits from West Rocks road improvement ........... 3,000.00 Draw-bridal». Solar) of tcudcr ..... . ..... ............ ..3 600,00 Amount to be raised by taxation Assistant tcudor ...................... . ..... . 20.00 summuw, Power lighting, water undIinsui-nnco 115.10 Highways ............... . Necessary iopaira....,.................... .......... 2,000.00 liridrtcs ............ . ...... . ............... . . , 2,735.10 Schools .............. . .................... . ........ .. . . . . . ... .... (irons Street bridge, sidewalk and repairs tor the safety of Poor and hospitals ..... .. ...... ......... ...”... pedestrians . ..... ...........3 700.00 Stutc,(‘ounty and Military taxes lieliisluud liriduc.......,....... 500.00 [interest on town debtnnd sinking fund .. ...... . ..... White “ridge, Rowsyton. to rebuild. the present bridge be~ Administration and other expenses lug unaufc .. 5,000.00 ' Other bridges and carriage hire and our fare to inspect Tomi ..fl' bridge» "‘ 220”" ~ .. 'l‘o went the above appropriations. the board has fixed and WON. .. ' 0,200.00 tax rate of nine mills on the dollar, on the grand list of the town for ' ‘ . . PUBLIC FLOATB’ _ 1910. and has listed the first day of September, 1011, he the time wimp Care “I ’ “0'00 shall become due and payable. [L‘CTION‘ ' All or which is respectfully submitted. [“onnl‘l tow“ bluouun ‘Ii'fillli "Ol‘i ‘ll‘OII'O‘IiIiiyllllllvlDull 1,500.00 Tl‘ikz BOARD OF “1131*Tm AND TWA”! ’5 HIGHWAY" 07 the Town iii city or Horwallt iilxodi ....,...........,..........”...JIJBHO H5 Herbert it Smith, Town Clerk and Clerk oi the no .... A... M.» ....mw‘ W .....mm. sun—mum .... meuen is «no trim stool. dissidents. I Wadi
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