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: TAXATION OF WATER SYSTEMO.
I The opinion of the recursion court
or-Norwallt from the action of L the
assessors of " New 'Canaan, has been
printed says the Hartford Times. The
ty of Norwalk owns land it: New
Chilean on which it has built a reser-
volr. It owns also some other land
line or mains connecting the reservoir
with-iblorwailt. v has obtained the
alight oi‘L “way for these mains, and it
pulled residents of New Canaan
with voter iron: the mains on the
All” lillillfi an citissila or the town ol
unveil: who reside outside the our
limmm at 3 higher price than is
”urged within the city.
The city at Norwallt refilrned for
rotation thirty acres of land not used
for reser'yoir purposes. As to the
’thirty- three holes on which are the
drum endureseryolr and no to the pipe
nod; it claimed exemption The New
Donut: hosedsbrs d‘ddod to the list
5,099 for the dam and 840000 for
the underground pipes The disco»
slop oi the question involved has ill-
firm for all towns which own loser-
Milli contain reservoirs owned else-
when. The finding in this case is
lthn’i both the thirty acres at land not
used fer reservoir purposes and the
L' ‘irty-three acres used for the reser'
“voir and dam are assessable at their
"fair valuation for Iagriculturnl pub
_ poses, and that the other property in-
cluded by the assessors is not liable
.‘tto taxation This excludes the asses-
ment of the darn a separate from
I the land and also excludes the assess‘
ruént on the mains.
lF HE WILL!‘
it Congressman Hill, or any other
congressman, can secure such a
change in the corporation tax law as
will enable corporations to make their
‘Llretnrns at the first of the” business
Your instead of on the first day of
March,» which is inconvenient for a
very large number, he will perform a
service that will be appreciated and
mile a great litany concerns not a
little expense which profits them
nothdng, and which should be nume-
' ary. It. is reported that Congress-
mu Hill is working tor a change. of
this kind. «Ansonia. Sentinel.
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In the Messlna earthquake, three
years ago, much valuable service was
modeled the sufferers by the oillcers
And men‘oi American Warships then
"neor the scene of the disaster. A soil-
.or,*.lohn B. O'Brien of the battleship
iconueoticut, Was particularly distin-
lhiin was credited the recovery from
thsrnins of the bodies of Consul IAr-
‘u‘ L, s Cheney and his wife of New
"The navy department has
aw riding medals to such or the
as became particularly notable
time of excitement and labor,
ya «few days ago sent one by
ellvery to O'Briens address
took. A pathetic coincidence
‘ hen the package arrived.
In lying dead in his home.
on killed a is». incurs pne-
cldcntal fall down the
Wfitéhmflfl.
some at the late election in
A m convocation or m”
in the case of the appeal or the city.
snot used for reservoir purposes. and a. '
hillside. their own limits and all ~
gulched for his active work, and to L
"building where he was clu- _
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How good life‘ a wayl
The busy day ~ -
Full of endeavor and of song .
With laughter meet, ‘
And friends to greet. -
Who charm the hours that pass
along. to
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How door the smile
That lights the while
Beloved faces fair or wait;
The fond concern
~ ‘ Of hearts that burn
. In perfect union with our own.
How kind the light
Oi hearth fires bright.
And shadows
where;
The friendly book. .
The homey nook, ,
And all-seductive easy chair.
How glad the thrill
“Oi music trill,
Be it of gay or plaintiff mood;
How deep and pure. .
The righteous lure ‘
Oi sinlcsa pleasure, garb and food.
It'is God’s plan
For every man—-
the need, the‘
song—-
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And lose the way.
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The mitt on their oi the death
Hermit Methodlilt Alumni llltnreli
glut mu at both the min: on:
evening mica The christian
hymns cud some new 9|le or
"looted and mum-dill. but and
most new!» trim the than honored
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mt Aveilue Methodist
The East Avenue liothodlst Dial-co
phi Church choir under the Attention
at D ’N Diabrow did finely. The music
had been selected with core and the
voices he‘d been murmur trained with
the result thct the much: disputed
was or the very beat.‘
Trinity lptooopal Chunk
choir Director Edward 3 films and
the members of his chair at. the Trim
lty Enlicopsi Church were warmth”
congratulated upon the excellence of
their Christmas music yesterday. The
selections were most appropriate and
their rendition who colored by nil
present
South Namath donor-Mont.
Seldom have the members of the
“South unruly Conarenxtional Church
been privilemd to bar as good music
as was their pleasure at the Iorvlcoa
held yesterdiy... The choir and organ
lot we» at their veryom Maud With
the bountiful illuslc before then: for
‘ interpretation thamdld more than is
usually expected Qt s church chair. 4
may.
limit: tilethodist Gut-eh.
L Methodist
t mmr. sal-
dom having been enrolled previmly.
The quartette no in line voice and
the anthem. especially taproot-late in
significance. were emuialtoly inter-
preted- Mica Alice Esther Smith
whose solo at the morning motion,
“The Amls' mutations Sons." do.
lighted the large counselled. receiv-
ed many compliments with the rent
or the quilt-tetra for the fine work ol
the day;
Charles G ires, the conscientious
omhiat'aod choir director deserve-
high praise for the excellence or the
selections. Rev. ii‘ D. Terror and
Earle Brooks limitins who assisted
in the services with piano and violin
respectively. deserve especial mention
for the manner in which thfaddod to
the high order or the program.
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First Commandant Church.
It was as usual a very fine musicni
program that Organist and Ghoir Dla
recital-A. 8 Gibson. of the First Gon-
gregstlonal Church had prepared.
Mrs Lillian Sherwoodmowltirlgl ao-
G Haviland'a contraito solo, “amply
Night." at the morning and scenic:
services respectively, are worthy of
spools] mention.
greed Huron
Professor. Arthur F. Huntington. of
Grace Church. and the entire choir do.
serve the compliments showered upon
than: for the Children' s carol service
last evening. The Christmas music
this your is excellent, better than it
has been for many yours previous and
glad to be afforded an opportunity to
. ~- about?” Imp-l. .L; L.
The music at (Jurist Episcopal
Church yesterday was typical lot the
Euiboorolian: churches. one: bound;
ml and no um: well moored. All
. present at the service enjoyed thoj
”I; J'Wl my; and wild ducks have
been‘raise ”with great success. Pro“: .L
singing to thg fullest extent.
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+ The illusion! bronco: It the morning
I service or the swedlah Constantino”
Church was unusually well rendered ' ‘.L
I yesterday, the selections being appro- L L
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"to he moot aimiau to all “I‘M my L
prone aoio “Christmas, " and um. lined '
all members of the congregation are
KIWI! Ml’m church.
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ed with animals m him tor no:
lie cold:
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com A unit to My in the
yard of one who. be!” to the Order
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moot or the Adirondack Mountain
‘lt la the only one tint there is any
account oi birth: been neon hero.
Twenty Milk 4:" it. added; them be-
in. Detective Sergeant bouts G. w
border and James Goodwin. The. Gilt
‘ is still in the woods of North Bloom-
field. James Goodwin low him out.
'0! the three crates at floatation
mic. is hit drum content that
one-halt died before they not into
shape to take care at mum; They
were released last spring. “three
covey: were raised and they weroL m.
oucntly out: during the saunter. Since
the hunting men opened, they have
opium oi the mic is thdt the" reer
in: oi annual-tau putt-ideas by the
aisle in not practlcsl.
"Quail or Mongolian pheasants are
particularly attained to New England
Many. garlic people dislike the lion-
with? alienate. since it is claimed
that or male shutouts moo, the
male purities». or they us very
rim Anutlmulwhohuoum
preserve in North Bloomfield has
raised um DWI} gosh roar
tonne tLMJ-Mtonuu loose
lip hflgiven it,” tor the room that
W whom he initially updated
to proton the. phantom: it a
point to ltill those which were turned
loud for propagation purposes There
never has been a time in the out titty
yar- «when gray animals have been
as pienlilni as they were this year
This is accounted for by their being
protected on certain properties, and
it in the commemcu‘stom now in many
towns to protect the doom-ell in can
thin sections.‘
“in Simsbury they are protected
in the center. in North Bloomfield
there are two places where they are
protected. There is no doubt but what
it, a reusonnbio bounty is not upon
foxes, enough so tint the taxes may
he annihilated, there will be plenty
of some for the specimen. such do
rabbits. quail and partridges. There
are lonrteen distinct varieties elicited.
if the state will spend as’mnch money
on the propagation oi quail as it has
on the Hungarian partridge, a great
deal or profit will result .
“l have raised door for the
tilteen years. ,end -I find no more
trouble in raising deer than in roili-
infidel)..- The trouble that we have
in telling deer here is that too many
the summer. The raisers of deer do
not object to the foxhounds. but they
wish that the forthounds might be
confined except during the season tor
hunting ioxes‘ Since the increase in
the price or skunk skins. the skunks
have been so hunted that their num-
here have been greatly reduced
"(the of the mat enemies at the
gains bird is the skunk. Since there
. has been a decrehiie in the number oi!
skunks throukllont New England there
hen developed an increase in part
ridges The same lo" ’ I'
touch to increase the some on account
at certain sections held: protects to
the exten‘ that thby show a ina‘rited
ylous to the Revolution‘deer were here
’i‘ho music u on Kniaht sum 4. I
H. n Church murder on or a W
arm A“ ll"! le-nonurmtionsmt
em aim-4m or cumin. m ‘
talkatamobohuhooemae,
partridge: which UM lot W by the '
entirely dinette-red. The senor-oi
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loxhonnds are shouted to run duriuv
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not one entire our oi elk. since onto;
or the also or Hutton when park
Hartford have all and they are quite
attractive. Why does not the park
board consider the subject of having
some e‘lltaln one or our parks?”
dialing at sight acres. and pond: [or
ducks and goose. He has a farm of
several hundred sores.
meat 10 ms pom.
There are traits in Mr. Tait‘a chm
actor that ought to make him at last
as good a mediatOr as Mr. dammit.
”Boston Transcript
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By all means let no spend a law mil-
lion to not 3 low relics (rent the
Home explosion. it there's any money
left in the United States treasury wheil
congress Adjourns let no appropriate it
to a fund to feed the bit-d: in the
annular time-«indications Star;
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Mayor Shani: of ludianapolia fol-
lows his sales or pointoes and turkeys
at cost with bargain castings or
mince moat. English walnuts and
Christina trees. A mam as Santa
Claus is as unique an exhibit in
municipal administration as any Amer.
loan city has Yet furnished -—New
York World L ' L. s
4...
“Who's afraid" thought Taft us- he
saw no police to ward his entry into
New York. With all the talk shout
Roosevelt, per-hops the president felt
that nobody was giving him a thought.
LNew Redford Times.
Berlin seem§ a bit nettled over
Tatt‘s action in abronting the Rus-
sian treaty and once more throws the
cry of “shirtsieeve diplomacy” at us.
Well. our manners may be a little
~06-
Waterbury: Christmas season was
condoned by a trolley hold up it was
not due to contented indie but at the
point at a gun by two highwaymen.~«
‘ it it be true that Cardinal “Farley
had topay $10,000 in fees. gratuities"
Ml letown Penny Press. ‘
we’d—n
3 near chriatmas a quotation from
Dickens may be lorgire’n'. worn to the
‘x diluent to delicate” or apoplexy
I r“ incisions seal to outthins. out.-
original Gallons of tariNreduction. that
L illustrious convention, also bombed
systems ore not equal to those or
Mr. Mutilation than a. deer lot com
rough. but they hove siwsye been et- ..
L {active ~Drid5enort. Talon-am.
bone though it be. seeing the Demo-
and the Republicans in the house
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ins politics. Surely. the way or the
public servant is hard -—Berkshire
County Eagle.
The ten-hour law concerning‘the em-
pioyment or women Also include:
nurses so decrees c. Chicano ludxa. AI
might. be expected there Are many
who have taken exception: to his talk ‘
lag. But it stands to reason that a
nurse must have auldcipnt rest, it she
is to give her patients proper care——
’ Bridgeport Poet.
Having increased the pension list
nowhere from “0.00am to $75,000.-
I000 a year. congress is mining by
;eutting out toothpick: and pickle: its
teeth with n tom—Berkshire County
Ea a.gie
King George will go hunting in Ni~
pal notwithstanding that the Mahara-
jah of Nipal died the day belore the
Delhi coronation. I! King George had
his father's tact. he Will not let the
tiger hunt run into the funeral pro
cesilion. Boston Transcript.‘
”5..
Now that a Brewster Center man has
succeeded in growing lemons on Cape ‘
Cod. perhaps the sons. "Theres a
Lennon in the Garden oi Love.” will be- ‘
come the iavorite melody or summer
visitors on the Capo—«Boston Globe.
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' ’l‘he coachman. suing his employer," ‘
who charges that she had a hamper
hm to why under the window at his
cottage on her estate. to drive hind elf
the premises otter he had refused to
do. is manifestly not a Scotchman.--
IBenton Globe.
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With a couple of housemaids sprint-
ing a block or two down the avenue
and capturing a sues]; thief by force
and arms. the problem or domestic,
service assumes a. more cheerful guise.
-L--Ne,w York Tribune.
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In Burmah they pickle their tea
leaves and eat them an a condiment--
in many other lands an edicaclous
pickling liquid is also called tense-r
New York Telegraph.
and stomp duties torhls red. you; and
hat it is evident that tippingLIm.
country is in its intone: «No mm:
World. . I LL n
no.“
Among the ninetytwoconsresa e
who ruled will)“: “9.535.000, 0001i!
dition to the yearly pension load LA
E. J. Hill ct Connecticut. Tibia
groomed-oblong Reilly and '1!
voted "Yew: Mr. Henry 01' th
trict is recorded among those not yet
insw—llartlord Cont-ant.
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