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ROBERT M. WILCOX.
‘12:: W
fjtlllTH NORWALK BOARD OF
. .1, TRADE.
Presldent—Nehemlsh eludes ,.
‘ Vice-Preoldent—Oharlee JI. Pldnon.
Bursary—Frank w. Hadley. ,
Trenmrer—ddutthew Corbett.
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‘1 goo—News Department
~ wa—eBusiness Department
“kn—Branch other, Norwslk
_‘ ilpo mEditor’ 6 Residence
ilyog‘rsu—‘City Editor's Residence .
‘ " . POLITICS VS. TAX RATE.
See’y.
,j Irate from 8 1-11 to 9 mills at its
I'I : ‘rfieeting held Tuesday evening. is
being vigorously protested by the ‘
citizens and taxpayers of this city.
I: The action is everywhere accepted
as an example of the extent to
which political jugglery will be
‘ carried by disgruntled members
and sympathizers of the party not
now in power. in order that the
‘1»
PWl iflhiihittrstion’s sgood my.
666 may be injured from the start}
All nrfille the genie of politics
is accepted hy the community as
. a necessary evil. coincident with
our System of municipal govern-
(,1 uncut. Oit and anon subterfuges
" are employed by politicians and
“deals" are worked oli’ upon the
opposition which while they do
not meet with the commendation
oi the general public, are accepted
With due regard and consideration
. 11.111 in 11.111 in the 61ml. I
wry e111, 1912, at s
: , The action of a majority of the ._
‘ ,Imembers of the South Norwalk .
{Board of Estimate and Taxation :
j in summarily increasing the 11111.
II II 0111111 111111
“‘tlire c‘oll‘et i‘h‘le
du‘ced prices.
continued patterns.
good as anything in our
j ‘ 1 Napkins
4. 00. 4.75. 5 50.
600. 6. 25. 6.50. 7. 25.
1 I Table
x.1211 s..oo 6.00. 9.50
smcm7wsm
12 50 13 .00. 17. 50.
5th Ave. and,34th
and sidewalks. an appointee of the
icouncil, appeared in its interests
without direction by the elective
body. the council
What the people demand this
year is an 8 1-2 mill tax. regard-
1less of what administration is in
power and notwithstanding the
fact that it is loiver than that un«
der which the previous adminis-
Ltration worked. 1
Those who framed the c1ty
charter provided for just such a
contingency as must now be met.
Brovision is made whereby the
mayor of the city shall call a spe»
cial city meeting if requested to
161 the source from which the in-: do 80 by a petition eigned by
spirotion that prompted them
bpnngs.
)1 diowever, when this game of
petty, picayune politics directly
«1‘ affects the pocketbooks of the tax—
payers of the city to the extent of
.‘ghalf a mill tax. which represents
, some $3 700. we think it about
I time to call a halt. ‘
HadI necessity demanded that
this additional tax be levied in
order to carry on the administra-
I ,rétion for the next year. the action
‘would of necessity have been ac-
cepted 111 good faith by the citi
zone and taxpayers
But. when two members 61,11...
Q sppgmed“ by the recpntf
mayor of this city “Wm? de-
tented at the polls. wait until the
1.61.111. hour and then deliber-
demand that the city provide
easinlnng fund to meet a bonded
indebtedness which has not yet
. 11 contracted. and when these
two members. who at a recent
.,rneeting concurred in the actiml
of the board‘ 111 reducing the ap-
' prlatxons for the street depattt
11*
hold that 311 additional appropria-
_11 of $1,600 1s necessary to meet
merinfsuddenly change heart and ,1 I‘ II
he demands of tine department, 1; .
their reasons for so “acting sVre too”
unit 116 trill .ne‘rer
twenty- ~five citizens and taxpay~
ers. ‘At such a meeting the notion
of the hoard oi estimate can be
revoked and the tax rate reacted.
Indications sic that this course
will.be iollowpd sndthat the citi~
acne in ”a special meeting.,,assen1b-
led will repudiate ’thwcctionoi the
board 1n thus infusing into its pro-
cedure the gem of politics. The
citizens should couch this repud~
iation in such uncertain language
that future members of the board
of estimate and taxation may have
‘ no doubt its to the attitude and
sentiment of the city towards the
elimination of politics from the
procedure of .this administrative
body.
I The “menu: Munitions: is set
ting not in New Koren.
thousand 1161111111 11111: new been
sent (subunit the names-oi between
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ltnmnents tinned over to the city st-
turner._ TGollcctor Hoekott has 11111011
3 Illicit ctit.vIl1ut he his come. scour
lowly tonne. sad or, 11111 rope. 111101
Woodmen and elite: ourdenwlll be
WW : .
mom- to we romr.
m
m
When In 11111111 shows his confidence
in {the power ol.‘ " ‘
.9 ,‘eturn ole. lost
latte too .1111 only
or”?! fj
1 standard quality. consittld‘g 0
Man of the daughters»,
IV cept onslly good value at the prices
._ Broadsheet size. at 12.25. 2.50.1175. 3.011. 3.50.
IVDinnsr else. at 13.00. 350. 3. 75. 4.50. 5:25.
'2 x 2.611. 112. 25. 2.50. 2.73. 3.011. 3.50. 3.15.
21 yds.. 32.75 3.00. 3.25. 3.75, 4.110. 4.75.
2 x 3 yds.. $3.75. 4.00, 4.50. 5 50. 6.25. 7.00.
8.50. 9..50 1000.14.50.
, 2 x 4 yds.. $6 50. 7.25. 7.50. 8.00. 9 50. 12. 75.
2% 11 2V yds.. 33.50.315.435. 4.75. 5.00. 6. 00. 6 50.
8. 25. 9.25. 10. 00. 11.50. .
21-1 11 211 yds. 111. to. 5. 25. s. 75. 6.00. 6.75. 7 25. 8.50.
: 9..7S 12. 50. 13 50. 14. 25
2‘6 x 3 37:15.; 05.25.6125. 7 50. 8.25. 9.00. 11. 75.
1 We “also offer at this Sale very attractive values
in Tomls and lowelings. Blankets. Bedspresds and "
Quilts. French and American Line eerie and Corsets. 1
Ladies’ Outer Garment-s. Hosiery.
James McCutcheon 81W Co.
St" N1 Y., VWsldorhAstorls
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shall offers
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set our 11': ‘
broken no dis-
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(per dozen) I
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-— £557.1me r. aamaaraa' Lia ..
800. 10. 00. 3.3.75.
Cloths
eckwesr. etc.
already wbotmlt News
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One of the noted "More 111111 he
is going to loop tho loop in the 1111.
Many 11617qu no doubt shoddy .
have his obituary In lync.-Cl1ntl11-
110011111 Times. _
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The Washington Post wants it
made more dlllleult .11) get married-n
but the butcher 11nd grocer 111111 ““1701
Inc to that 1111,1111 nlongwllenver lie-
publlcan.
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Wu have no desire to add to tile
neutrons anxieties, but mm is low
yosrmNew «York Evenlnrr TelugrsmV,
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A bee can trawl at the mo of 11.
mile in two minutes. hot I. presiden-
tial boo travels as {men the tele-
gruph.-~Omnhs Bee.
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Pennsylvania has discovered 1111111111
who has 111111111 boom of Willlsln Jet»
111111111 Brynn is he denlleew 't'orlt
World.
The. 11111111 111 11111111111111.1111 1.11110 men
on its Fatal!" 111 Intact: advices. 840 of
them in 72011111111. it 11190 given employ-
ment to half 11 hundred mechanics and
Immerse-«111111117010 Courant.
Will 1101110 on again explain why
neweshould be sent broadcast of the
doings or w. 111.11. Stokes? lie is
miserably uninteresting to normal
11oo11le.~New Haven Jot1rnsl~00urlon
According, to. :1 Bridgeport $111111“
paper, 18111631an declares he to not
11 candidate tor the replication nom-
ination (or governor, but we 11mins
he ‘would accept It the convention was
sensible enough to 11111110 hint “Bridge-
port. Tolerant. I
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0161' two billion: of new corporate
securities were put out in 1911. or
nearly double, the onetime or 1910. :
which shows how speculative eaten
prim 171111 killed by the trust prose»
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The Turirs ore reported to have loll
Tripoli. it 1111 111111131 ‘Arslts here been
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the [tellsns 11111111; be locum-43011911 1
Advertiser.1 "
The questionlni or renlremen 1.1....
new. but it to e. 11111116 o! noel-1.1111161;
the quellllo‘s'tlo bl potent!“ jurors
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is "possible 1.11 ‘ 111111.111 V {also to note
116111.111 11nd 1111.. by room tint tile VsV.
The grief that chanced n-yester-
I- .The rain that fell e-yesterday
I “fwd on hethe laurel sud beryl
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: . wKstherine Lee Bates in the C611. -
an
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The rain that fell byesterday is
ruby on the roses, .
Silver on the power-leaf. and
hi: gold on willow-steam;
dsy' 1s silence that encloses
Holy loves where time and
change shall never trouble
them.
m «1
1» makes all the hillside glis~I
ten,
. on the
lithe grief that chimed 1.1.111...
dsym hes taught the heart to
For whispers of eternity in all
the winds that pass.
0 {slot of heart. stem—beaten. 1 ‘
‘ this rain will gleam tomor- ‘
V row,
FlsIme 611111.. the tunnel.
‘- and jewels on the thorn.
Heaven in the forget-‘me-not;
though sorrow now be sor-
row. '
Yet sorrow shall be: Beauty Iin‘t‘-
the magic of the morn.
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II . VI I: ' combination. 111.... 11‘ 2111711111 11 “very limo 111111110. 111111 011611 11111116 W
* 11.1.11 the 111081 indent mm .11 and one» at 111 hellish
I‘ ,‘ I These Special
‘ ‘ FEE-INVENTORY SALES 'g
in all departments are wonderfully successful. Tomorrow it
will be Dress Goods, with quite a few odd pieces and lots to
‘V he cleaned up ct prices that will insure quick selling
1,
$1.50 DRESS SERGE. all colors 97¢ yd‘. ‘
$3.00“(134.011CLOAKINGS................ ..V$1.49yd. »1
$1.50CHIFF‘ONBR0ADCLOTH.................gacyd.
SmooBROADCVLOTl-I..........................81.48yd. ‘
$145 DRESS SERGE, 541nches. All Wool .........69cyd.
1291: HalfWool DRESSGOODS Igcyd.
V 69c and 751: DRESS GOODS. 42 inches, All Wool.
1,000 yards 25c Silk Muslin
“‘ 1. 12% Cents a1yard,
, I Remnants pf
‘I WOOLEN DRESS GOODS
Be sure you get in on one of these Remnants of Woolen
Dress Goods. All the ends of the season marked at less.
‘ than half price in Waist lengths. Skirt lengths and Dress.
lengths. 1
l ' . , _
«lends; and so the country must carry:
for an indefinite period lneificlent ea'
, [Himmli PAR" “mm...“ which have been Actually ~I
A“ "it IAN” um and ““110“ 0‘ “flatness. And
‘hl'sW’Y Process itself shows the. 111111..
lty or nay attempt ‘to base duties upon ‘
‘1. cost of pmductlon.’m._.. I
. 1V: BOVOI'I’lOI‘ WBWNWI Wilson ”GI- “When America was in her infancy: ‘I
. "’1st 59.8001“ “l5 National when her resources nets undeveloped:
_ . _ when her industries were at their he-
Democrat Club. New York
, 111111111111; there was much tone sold-tor. :
[.1 ‘ . . . o system or nrtltlelsi stimulation and
} protection. not long after that period
NEW YORK. ‘an. 4.~—Governor “’33 085881! end {hatresacrn for the ‘ '
Woodrow Wilson 61 New .lersey 1111- Minimum of the system of 1116166
dressed the Valiant! Democratic Club 11011 cut 111111th Wes maintained upon _’
here 11111 1111111. on the topic “The Dem other theories and with other purposes. 1, ,
' ocrallc Partv 11nd the T111111" Once Ind it has stern until it has become so ‘ ~
again. 111311111011 31111, the 111111 11111 Womble incubus. not memo 11110111116
become “the chin! and most critical:¢°nslim€r. but upon the business 011.1115 -
question ole campaign which must 66.600110) itself and on it have been 5 .
ride the policy or our government 1101 V built 1111 great combinations 111111 mono-
only in this great miter. out in re-‘llolles which have drawn upon them— Qj'
331111! to 11 score of things which touch selves universal condemnation. _
‘ . 111.. general adjustments or our 1116. "We are rich enough we are sale ' ) , 1
Ho 61111111111611 in part: ~—- enough in our mutually. we are 1111111 3 _‘ 1.“:
“0111- 111111! policy has not for seieral‘enough of our capacity. of our 11111111” ‘ ' ‘
I generations been hoped upon any prin» 0‘ 01" resourcefulness, to set oursel-es
clpl'o whatever but only upon 11 sys- free at last We are ready now in our ‘1
tern oi favoritism or patronage of or “1110*"? to return to the uses of gov- I V
bltrnry 16116111311 by the Federal gov- eminent of Wthh the mature can all-
' eminent. U more. 2711311th must never be used
I.“The strength of American industry (01‘ "‘9 benefit 01’ some at thefixpollse
116111111... 31111 and lntelllgence or the 0! others "
American Workman, and the capacity ment must never be loaded to those
of American superintendents 11.1111 msn- .1 Who cannot 11116111111 01.161111191111611 Tho
thé' worklnexnmdepond upon all the~,:“°"°n“e tor the swoon Of the sorede ' '
more! 1111111 physicslelementc involved ML" ,. V
in the circumstnuoes of his employ- ‘
“lent.“ : , . WHAVT COLORS MEAN VON MAPS.
st 1111c tholtlrlll 316116011 trySETlHAR Cyrus 11.11.111.16 in Harper's 7511171111.
"If this country is to be the suns nary: '
harbor for those who are at a disco. The use of color on maps has 1136-
vantage In the markets or the world. ban reduced by the best map-motors
why should it not also be the conven- to a logical system VNot ycry loux/ ,
lent method at combination. be s ro- ago we saw on our own mops at the _:
g ‘_ tags for those who we also at 11. die- United States each stote dlmne ‘ ‘
advsutsge in the markets of America dated from those around it by 11 oct-
1111.11. Are there not evidence: that it erlnx or color. A tint along 111‘ :
‘ has become just that? “Have not greet boundaries would have answered ev-
combinations recently enacted in this Very purpose and left opportunity to
eonntry brought shout just such 11 m; use colors throughout the .‘sheet1 = ‘
1111111 or 1 ocean 1111116 or factories porter the scheme of symbols. 311111?
' brought together In 11 single trust or 111st colors are now cooled dlrectl
. considerable misty. in the mulled 11111 p‘srtleulnrly appl'omflnte. 11's,:
‘ heat: of production. :11 some the mole yonmpla. the common has 0! blues
: leery; 1111‘. not 56911 broililit 11p 1.1.1.1.; ' rclntsll inane. the deepening blos-
‘hsplmtlsnot‘bullttnswsr lend the are as 161.111.16.111... hi
: 1 production; oils: wkotlsmtoulteso 1111311116115 the rollothlnte r11 "
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111 111111116 1111111111111 ct see-e. win Mid tilled
futile: 11 hits 11,911.11 11111511311 .
11 combination 111111 «looted the , eta IlI‘n¢ 1161.. .
_ 11111611111311.1161 m mills irons 111ml 1. A “ ‘ ‘ 1
; .downhd only the more ancient eon- use or men colors 111111 111er no
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