‘ u In I
STOR IIXIIIIIII
are mad rep nave Always Bought. and which has been
louse for over 80 yearde home the I ture of
and mm mm m a, m. m, inadequacy oi the Connecticut
, Bonn! supervision since its infancy.
now no one to dm'mgummm System Is Shown In His Ad.
its. truth ions and “Just-arr ' are but ‘ areas In Boston
“”33 ohm with and endanger the health or . _ ..._.....
IIIIIIII II BIMMISSIUN
fllllllli IIIIIIIIIS III II. I.
Experience against Experiment.
And Explains the Plan Supposteli
~ What is CASTORIA
by Special Commission
W is ' harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Pure—
gorie, Droprand Soothin Syrups. it is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, orphine not other Narcotic
aubstanee. [to age is its guarantee. it destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishnesa. For more than thirty yours it
has in‘ constant nae tor the rclici’ oi Constipation,
Flatnlency, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles and
bio rrhosu. In rem the Stomach and Bovvclo,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea-(rho Mother’s Friend.
(amour CASTORIA rims.
Bears the Signature of
t‘lerlr Frolic-rick i.. Porry of the
shell i'ieh commission who attended
al Association of Shellfish Commis-
sinners,
read the following paper on "The Con-
necticut Shell Fish Franchinc":—~
state ought to contribute to thr- sup
.Iport of the government an hourly all
w'l‘b
ten of eorrrso. too till
”bra and when they were
'aaaooaed. the statement of the owner
accepted in much the some way as
was on statement 1with rotor-once to
, , . on! amberir. No mali-
wore'made or any snort or cruise~
hoopoo' exerted In a definite and sub-
III way to M»! M NOW! Ill
taitlh’e over their; franchises the state
Wood on. method of taxation. .I
When the commission was «no
“tailed. it wo‘a the axpreaoed under-
standing of the commissioners that no
[later revenue was expected to be
derived than was needed In pity the
4
. Wm only a ton of
objection I saaaet. or course. pro 1
dict what the future may have in store
but the man who can devise a scheme
that will be any fairer to the state
no at the name time reasonably satis-
factory to the franchise owners will
earlier a float benefit on both.
The chic: dimculiv. in the opinion
d wine. lies in the tact that the over
we person regards any form of term
tioa as an evil, and is particularly as-
mvated If a Change is suggested at
any time, unless it is a change which
works In his favor. it has been sold
that men who are absolutely honest
and reliable In every other place on
the annual convention of the Nullonw
bold invlioston on Thursduy, '
Assuming that lho subjects of the.
expenses 0‘ the department. This uu— . earth will perjurc themselves grossly,
Idol‘atondlnx was maintained as l hnverwifhtmt the slightest 'compunction.
Ilnld. up to 1909; the annual revenue, when they are in the presence or the
approximately $9,000 just about mcet- “iieawr- There 18 Obilouo Olumtun
III; the eapenditureo. At that cruelly im this. if the disposition is pre—
.the disparity between Connecticut and M“I" When valuation on shell nab
Rhoda island revenues rcceilcd the ”fini‘mm are living lN'eliurod. be
Intonation oi' the executive department ' cause the either is the only person who
land the logislature ordered an luvos knows their ”“9 villui‘. Mid it In In
jugauon The Immpdmm result wag his interval of romeo to bore llli-l
libel the gloss receipts were nearly nascrnrment 181d M as 10W ii “Full uni
tripled by a rcnssesmmnt but there possible. Furthermore he knows that
are those who claim that It In rtlllfnnv flsuwa which no mo) rive will
ridiculously small, as compared with "0”)? Siiblei‘i to voi'lfl'ntlon because.
the value oi the product and also troll" ”10 “"1 liliii‘i‘ time Is uOl suiti-
Iompnrod with the revenue dcrlvod by V. "I?!“ time, and sciondl) it w0uld cost
other states under other systems, Iihe state more to make an invnsllga
Now M to the product I do notV lion which Would amount to um. tlIlng
sworn to burden you with name; but thou would be dellxed in the way of
it will perhaps bring out the fact» i'irit‘uiio i-‘urthcrmorc, ouch ltllcsil-
most strikingly it I uncle irom Statis- ; 8mm" iiiiifii bends be made every
Itlcal Bulletin 264 of the bureau of NM: It Will not do. under the statute,
Iiillhcrics o! the i’odorul department oi ‘0 take one year's flitlii‘ce as a basis
rommeree and lsbortor1910 in that (0" ”10'“! 0f iiIiOIhiI’r year. I do not
'document the value of the product by any means wlah to be understood
The Kinll You llavo Always Bought
lnl Use For Over 30 erara
{possible in proportion to their reopec- *vesllcl fisheries, pili'illi‘ nrcaa, m Con
Illie ulIllIlics—«nsnumlng. l sav that nectlcut, 3,, ‘1. 225%” There may be
I that is tho. statement of u correct prluI some duplication m the Connecticut
lclpli', i shall undertakc brietl) to con figurua that 18. certain am“, not over
“We" ”19 ”WHO" 0‘ We “3““ front three or iour‘ who mature their stock
as even intimatlug that the owners of
shell Ilsb franchises in Connecticut.
are a set of perjnrcrs. They are not.
V'i'hcy will, all a body, compare iuvor-
ably with the honest men In any other
we chlul m. 9' ”HIV “If. I" m on!
new lNCORl’ORATIONs.
- Certificates. of incorporation have
been filed in the litre of the score
. tary oil the state as follows:
4 Richman- Cutler (Iompnny Now Ha-
“ven: dry goods uuVii clothing: capital
stock, 8i?.;I000 begin business with
86,000; lucorpordtoVrs, Isaac Rlcllmun.
Jacob E. Cutler. Doro ltlI-llmnu and
Sophie Cutler, all bi Now llnvcn.
Parmclce Company. New Haven: 10‘
take over Mulllusolr Plano (‘ompnulz
capital, $50,000; lucorporutom Wil-
liam S. l’urdec. Eliot \\‘ulroua aml‘
‘ Thomas M. Steele,lnll of \‘ew lluvcn l
nerzo Pompany, lumporrtcd. .\'or'
with; to deal In dings. ei(.; capital. the burglar who broke into
$5,000; Incorporaiors, Herbert ll. l.c- . . . .. ' .
rou. Mary T. boron and Henry ”Vng‘llrlilS ”Mr factors m \o
Petlls. all of Norwich. i ”(‘3 02:15:”,
Certificates of organization have some llmd'b‘ulnrdm
been filed by the linrilord iirick (“‘om ' ' '
Ipany. Incorporated. of llurtford. the
Jones—l‘orcaro Construction company . . . .
of Windham and the Louis 1:. Rlcll- J9“?! Romania “3‘ M,“ (
drill Peoplos' Undertukors' (‘mnpulufinwa oi~S‘oulh .\or\\ulk
of Bridgeport. I i — ~
The home E. Richards l’ooplc's Illi-
dertakers Company of Bridgeport tiled
a I
'or certificate of incorporation
cenUy.
inrorpor more are
soy, all of Bridgeport.
’I‘llc (‘olonlni ItealtyI
its name
It‘ompnny of Hartford.
llllllghtclfis
now—I...“ .... w... nu»..-
niplli.
u...‘
Thursday 18 Bargain Day
A Ribbon Sale
I
Our excellent values give us a steady trade in Ribbons. This
week we will give unusual values in Broken Lines, Odd Pieces of
. Short lengths, or cost or below.
Also'specinl purchase at attractive prices.
I
——-—————.—
“Narrow Ribbons-1c to 5c.
l colon.
VWIde Ribbon—At Bo.
Ills. .
iWide RibborlHAt 14c.
Ibo.
lPlain and Panties—«18¢. Great value
2.1::
Assorted
Great value
(Hell! villi":
I
Short Lengths-«At Bargain Prices.
I
m
in th.
cities of the secretory oi‘ the state re- 1
The capital is 82,000 and the
Louis E. Richards.
Pasquale Richards and James V. Mas-
Company or
HilltlUld filed a certificate changing
to the Lords liill Realty
trilcles of association were filed by
In Chapter House (‘lrcle 0! the Kins" s!
lllcorpmntctl of Hartford
BURGLARIIED CIGAR FACTORY.
l’ollce authorities have been iiilBllt
cots-m1 today in finding nny clues to
Simon!
1300?
Ilridgcport. and atoll-1
The burgllni [0th plots
and Illo
' booty wag curtrd away In It \vnxou
.‘Ilr. itcynolds is a brother of it .1. null
A. McNa-
. The Sentinel it not (.oiumuo are int
reaching in their lniiuence~they may H “on.
Void you in solvmr rranv a problem
line of business, but they are human
and they will not work against their
own financiul interests any more than
any other set of business men. und no
one but a soniimcniullst will expect it.
No doubt in 1881. and tar some
'(‘hlw in (‘Olmi’iflliculmim in my 8'9"? outside the state but whose chucking
love have the franchise systemmwhat’i Millet! "(I located III the mu, may
are called in tho orislnai smut: “lief pouslbly hare twelioili‘d some at tlteil
neiuai fmncmses. and l ma'i our in stock lia pmduccd ln anode Island
”358108 ihfll ml‘ knowledgo l8 batedinnd also In Connocllrmt on account oi
to some extent on oXporIenco because m; ppm; aponoa In the latter bloom:
it is in: worn dub to vim a iiihie but I do but uglier-o this would. In any year. thereafter, Olaicr culturo in
on oiich 0nd 0‘ them annually ll ov.ent aimhm tolnounb to reduce the (‘Olillt‘cillut and elsewhere was In an
'l'is in u nay a pleasant duty because vain. of the Connecticut product be- oxpmlmoutal stage and those so en-
,_i novnr on nod an} outer around and Iqmv {hilt (it Rhoda island and ll in caged were not In a position to endure
‘lmow wry lilili‘ all?!“ IhO“ fill! ("iii-‘prubablb that the figures so given in the burden 01a large tax. it must be
lchloe values truth a mitotic-bl stand- the bullétin up mrpglumlaUy correct admitted n0W,l.10w,eVer that the In-
Ipolul, and so it furnishes opportunity [for the ’Me your, the revenue in dustry Is no longer an experiment and
(or theory to wor‘l. without our oi the Connecticut was ”8.1413! and in that it is in a position everywhere to
bludrun'ccs which plulb iucts often in- Rhode Island $1m.I.5272. Denver “10,- hour its.Iair burden of taxation. To
Ierposc. Tbrr are some obvious ob- 000 more annual revenue nhere the argue, bctnullo at one time it was
{jcciluns also I an). by solemn enact medufl value according m the Mule: _. weak and those engaged in it were
. thnt of the Legisllitum. clothed with o! the bulletin a‘bove rotor-rod to was :torchonce l‘ltilil us their all and be-
goulhur": M “Hells "i0 8M" MI! trau 8371.000 loss. To store it another way cause during such per ind only a porn
lchlscu in Connecticut, and i do assess ~Rhodp island received about Ii cents Inn! tax was lln|it:,scd 1an smuethiug
them; then. if the ownexs want to' m.- bushel revenue under the leasing like a prescriptive right to such nom-
Iiley mIiv appeal lo the board of reith’. mtein and Connecticut loss than luai tax was thereby secured. is to
namely the Shell Fish Commloaiom, Vcent perI bushel InndorI the franchise argue In behalf oi u nlanlit st inllncy.
no one of whom is or in the history I” sysfiqfl‘ , ,. V, . it tunnel be said that the uystel
of the commission. ever has been anl ()no explanation to that. (onnccti- {lunchioc in Connecticut is much oi a
tuned in wall motion. and the: 0300’ cut hes parted with the one. but II the taxable asset as the law now exists.
theoretically at. least. deal out justice. franchises produce oyster: substnn- it has been shown Iii-om the figures 1
As mnv be soon by the map oi? tlally of me value repel-to, , than it have quoted that the assessed value of
ithough tho territurr under the intlii-L up principle with whom we started all of our irauchisos is only about
Idicilcn of the- commission extends the "m p; pol-mi (how should be made to $800. 000 greater than the value 0! the
I'i'hille length of the Connecticut lino my In proportion to their productlv product or the some franchises in
along the Sound there are verv low ity whatever may Inc the particular one year, and that to produce to rev-
Ifrancillsco cost ot the town oi bind! system of taxation. Yonue In proportion to that secured in
Between (irocnwlch and Madl- one problem which commuted the our sister state would require a tax.
:Ison. u distance of something over it"? investigation commission was to ilnd undtir our system on the present valu-
| Bridgeport Advortlurnetito.
Gills E. till. Bruit (tempting.
Establidlth 135?.
GOING TO EMBROIDER THIS SUMMER?
Tllen conic and learn the newest stitches and fash-
ions from Miss Aldon. Every Wednesday she is at the" 1
Art Section to give Instruction and assistance to those
inexperienced Ilcclllcwonlcll who like to be hclpctl over
hard places. ‘
At the Art Scolion iil'i‘ some
puncllwnrk, and some that will
with mclliacval work.
Dutch Collars on lllli‘ll,
Table Centers, on white lincu, Pincushlons.
Pillow Tops on natural llllt‘ll. Collar and Cuff Sets.
White Shirt Wallets. stamped, 39¢ special.
White Linen Shirt Waists, $1.50.
Lingerie Garments.
Sliilllllt'tl for
puncllwork
zlrilclrs
combini-
Table Scarves. '
Niglligowrm.Corsct (favors. (‘llcmisrs null Combi—
nations. in cxcccdiuglv (léilllll’ «Ir-signs. (illll all planned,
\cry c355 to make up :llitr llll' thllllllllilt‘l'} is (lUlli‘.
\II Section, third flour.
A HEPPELWHITE DINING SUITE.
This beautiful Suite Ilitl'ncts lllllt‘ll attention. It is
doubtful whetlior any Furniture cvcr cxrcllcil the“ dc-
signs of the late clghtccnlll century. and Hcppclwhitc
was a luastcr, cspcciullv ill silk-boards and chairs. I\'o—
tico. please. the gracclul shield backs, the blue llulrclotll,
and the perfect fluisll oi" the Mahogany brings
out the lllr'il‘lx'lllg‘s (ll the wood.
Price of Suiic. $651.25.
In the Furniture Store a While linnulclcd
displayed in it «lining room soiling. ~ '
l-‘ollrlll floor.
which
Suite is
NOVELTIES IN STERLING SILVER
FOR GIFTS AND PRIZES.
Bon Bon Spoons, Olive Spoons. Sugar Shells and
Tongs, Sardine Forks, Pickle Forks and Cheese Knives,
Sterling Silver, at 98 cts.
Silver Coasters. at 50 and 75 cts. .
Silver Deposit Salts Bottles. $1.50, $2.50. $3.50 and
34-50-
Sllver Salt and Pepper Casters, \ cry attractive. $3.00
and $3.75.
Sterling Silver Salt CcllarS’, glass lined sects. .
Salt Spoons. 25 cts. .
@112 ll. ill. flinch Glumpuuy;
Silver Seclld'n. lmv‘rr floor.
milk-v in ii ““11th line the private a plan whorl-in to place a tax on these rations of about 81 mills on the dollar.
Vlruililllfifi press in Connecticut arc lo frmchmg, which are gradually litib This strange situation In brought'
lclued approxlmaicl)
801d bud and indifferent. from hard levldiialn and corporations; for exam
systems. in other words. it Connec-
lollom liberally lorei‘ml with natural plo four plump, two corporations and tlcuI had not parted with her Iran it
MVcolIbIes upon which set is practically two- individuals control 3107310535 chines she could lease her grounds 0an
:‘RIMMS sutured to soft mud boltoln.‘ out oi 81.029. 630 66 total assessed val very favorable terms, but having. given
i which Iii Ili‘lil Pill!" for urilticial hfli‘ Vuntlou. and 42.561 acres out of a lolai up these titles she Is not able by tax I
These embroidcri 1s wear and lnumlcr null. and are
doping, or. it It is him Is I‘ommonh of “,5“, “18 them on the some basis thut rcnli b , Vt . 1 i “s .hat we M50 mm.”
“”05 "SUCK?" ‘01” lhi‘ ”MW” Oil The pmblcm, 1 say was to devise property ls taxed to secure a revenue! .4 3“"3 ‘9 ‘0'“ 5° "““3' “C'Vs 0. ‘ ‘
,shclling and removing the set. It the means {II which the state might commensurate with the producing; tinds them a very pitillnluo Investment.
icuuuht. Immediately. ’l‘boso ”“80 derive reasonable revenue from those value. 'i‘oIcomrannd any oucpcrsm or'
{(hliiefl lie within the meridian bound- anlunble properties without burdcnlns board to assess these iranchiscs at‘
EItricu oi iiitoen towns. and the lili‘lfi' them and thus lesson the proportion- their aoutai value is, in the absence or
dictum of the suite exli‘nds ouulde 0U ate tax on other property and other any returns as to product, to command
a line which is known as the .‘Stald lines of business. of course it mlghIV the doing or a manifest impossibility.
ljurlsdlctlon line" running from point he expected that anyo ouch plan would because their value can only be fairly
.10 110"" along the chore Inside this Vrecclve vigorous, and from some quar- nrrlved at by lint nscertnlnin; their
fline the commission has no jurisdic— tors. angry opposition; that the mo productivity and, as the productivity
lilon. with two osceptlous. Weatport tiveo of any who advocated it would varies from your to year the virtue
one More Haven harbors. be attacked, and it is obvious that any ntpst naturally and necessarily fluc-
l According to the statute rclatlud l0 scheme which will stand the test of tuate with It. '
Inssenrment oi Iranoliises it is the actual use must be careluliy thought; iii Is not diillcult on the evidence to
lduty oi the clerk of shell fisheries dur- gout to begin with, and doubtless mod-11nd objection to the present plan. it
in! November Ind December, each .liied tron. time to time as experience is a time honored and firmly rooted
your. to place s valuation per acre. a may determine. amtom. however.
dlltlnctlon being made between oulti- The only alternative plan thus far not to do away with it.
lvated and uncultivated credo. Prior proposed is that in use in Louisiana
{to 1910. the minimum valuation was and Maryland, namely, a pughol or
;lhc maximum 340 per acre At productive tax, which was recom-
present the minimum valuation Is 8515 mended by Tax Commissioner Corbin,
m
PILEB OURED l 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your druxzist wil refund money it
Peso Ointment fails to cure any case
..__
75.000 acres, . in; Into the hands of a very low in about wholly by the difference in the‘ it
and to criticise it is \
' I
FULL LINES srAPLE masons AT REGULAR PRICES. ”4 the "mm” "5“ “mm"!
some areas In New Haven harbor.
who was one of the commission rotor-
red to which investigated the subject.
A. Dickerman & Son
80th News
' shit Green 1“.qu Stamps
lit to the duty of tho aasenoor. as i This plan is claimed to no automatic.
have stated to. Vpllrce nV valuation upon V that the owner con afford to pay a tax
each acre; to know the local condl- Vin proportion to the producing quality
lion‘s ‘wlltoil outlet with rotor-once to at any liven piece at ground, and in
1‘0qu and shoals. mud holes territory years when there is no set or when
. infested With stars and drills; was there to on» loss iron starfish or
noted to demon on account on com. or. other causes. the tax will
. ‘;atorliu shitting bottoms, areas which he oomopondinaly reduced Thil
are held as a "fence" to keep It had Vplan, it it had been in effect In 1910,
riotous
‘ words, the assessor of these "75.4109
veerei or shell nah franchise to expect-
V so to iniov‘r more than anyone also on
_ ‘ berth. and make use 0'! his great
. intended” in laying those assen-
. 5"; 91,931“. within slrty days ”1’ sum it!
‘ v lilo" pm when pro ois—tieioatsr is to
am the least, not plenum. '
I'i‘IiI'o Width intent of the person
or pencil] who wore this system
its to outflow an analogy between
i opiate assessments on shore and
not trenchlsoo. Prior to the time
I . ,. the plan was adopted in 1381 the num-
. f.“ ' SW and 'vahle of those boldlnas in the
‘I I different tons war .WM‘WQIY
‘ ruin nod little atmpi “I iii-4'; ‘8'
,Inqunuarni and one to the Inter»
neighbor at a distance. in other would have produced a revenue of
084,870. 50. haul-ins 2 482.650 Ibuohclo' It
the rate recommended 8 cents a bush
at, which is considerably more than
three times the amount of revenue as-
tuoily roostvedyand, its will be noted
about one-half the proportionate rove-
no. or our amalier llslahbor.
“The nine «were: and sliced"i
iully opposed at the last session at
our Assembly. lit was denounced a
try. it was chirped to ho tile pins or
theorists savior on; Meet knowl-
«use attire not 1 illusion-at
mom. that We!“ would in»
. limb amuo’o special bodysnarli
at itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
Ins Plies in ii to 14 days. 50c.
w
PRIVATE POLICE FORCE.
NEW YORK, May ill—A municipal
innovation in the way of it special
police department to look after the ill
toreots oi the shoppers and the stores
along Firth avenue was rurnlshed yes-
tordnr by an orasaliation or merch-
ants on New York's fashionable than
manure. This' private police Iorcé
hostile reaction oi Police Commie
sinner Waldo. who has placed ll plain
clothesman at the bend or the new
Mediation.
The} special guardians of Filth
svonoe‘o precinct between 26th street
and and street have been recruited
trout detective aaoa‘oles. noon oi the
new painlatoa possesses a general
knowledge or tilt credits or the noun 1.
try. Not oio'i st cm I. In: numl
or foot on was tall: «
who. u itorreod to am sun urn
mmmunldxwornm
<1 :::;:: 1,2.:‘1‘:22)222.‘-=>22--3233=,‘2.‘:j :r:>:‘:‘: :>:>:>:
59 I
it p
to ' D
Graduation resses
i6.
Nothing is so practical for at graduation dross. us lllt‘
populad 45 inch Embroidery Flounclnus.
‘S‘ \“ -‘.‘ ~_- ‘1‘ \_‘\ “.“-“‘:
-/‘-,'~. a, at. u.- .r. ”I";
>
We are showilli: an exceptionally good ussorimenl
of unitcrns ill those chIroIdcl'les running 111 price I'rozzl
69¢ ‘° $2.50 -"‘“‘“~
All they combine the useful with the bountiful lhcy
)
c. at, on, -fav. -;"1','./';.,./.
will bring genuine enjoyment and lusting satisfaction
to the “sweet girl graduate.“
The N. E. RYAN CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
“ WASHINGTON 8Tn
‘ i- \.‘ “\>‘ \V‘ 5‘ \‘ ,‘\>‘~1“~‘,‘ in-
rataruralu/ava
W‘\.\.\‘\‘ «I'M
ROYAI. GROCERY co
19 lbs. Sugar ......... '... 81.00 liest Creamery lluticr ..........
(lood Potatoes. pk. .35o (loud Table llulior ............
3 mm (‘roas Mlllt .......... , 256 Native Rhuhulb .. ........
it Square Brand Milli ....... 25o Native Mparauufi .............. 30o
Native Spinach pk
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ........ 25o
3 lbs. Sodn Crackers ........... 2-I V
7 tiara honor Soap 25o
lbarslaundry Soap
iibopatnrch I
A full line of Fancy Fruit. Pinon ppleo. Bananas String ileum, ('ucuul-
born, Lettuce, New Potatoes. Tomatoes. Radloheo. '
#12643.
Tel. CaII . - - - -
The Sentinel Want Columns Are F
Reaching In their lniluence---
They May Aid You ill Solving
” A \ieuy a Problem.
o
Norwalk Chronicler