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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
The Norwalk Board of Trade direc'
tors will hold a regular meeting tomor-
row evening.
Harold Van Llew. or New York city
spent yesterday with Anson F. liceler
of liutler street.
The Hat Flnlshers' Assoclulion will
hold its monthly business meeting on
1. ellnesduy cloning.
—.._
Captain Thomas Hunt was on duty
yesterday ior Chief Thomas Leather-
lund, who was out of town.
.‘ Welcome Stranger -.ougc, No. 304.
«A . Sons of St. George, will meet regularly
' for business tomorrow night.
“Bob" Adams, of the Stamford
House, Stamford, has gone to New Jer-
soy on a week's business trip.
Catholic Union Council. No. 46.
Knights of Columbus, will hold a re:
gular meeting tomorrow night
The semi monthly business meeting
, oi Louise Lodge. Daughters of Her-
mann will be held on Wednesday or-
ening. '
Carl"! C N- Gm the last drill
,;,.,........ balanmp tomorrow evening in the
armory
M 4 ‘
The semi-monthly business meeting
or Ophlr Chapter No. 2.0rder ol' the
Eastern Star will be held on chncs
‘_ day evening. ~
The monthly business meeting of
the Cigar M-Ikors' Union will be held
this evening in the labor lpccum in
Washington street. '
Court M-ahaclterno. 1N0. 33, Foresters
of America will hold its semicnouthly
business meeting this evening in its
bull, in South Main street.
The weekly meeting oi the Fellow
craft Club of Old Whll Lodge, No. 108
F k A. M., will be held this evening
in the Masonic Temple, in South Main
Street.
There were «eighteen transfers of
and the mortgages amounted to $33,
850. During the first week or June.
1911, there were sixteen soles oi pro-
, party. and mortgages 411811.875
According to information from St.
II. ‘ _Paul, Minn, th Red Wing hat fac-
camoiorco oi employes will «be re-
- tallied.
a...
' Clark, who in a student at ‘Bmith Col-
ammo!
, fingers 0 Stevens clothing store in
South Norwalk, Was made one or bite
was the lathor or twin boyI. III has
the dihtiuctio
, wand tho, , .
Ivor born in Norwaik.
’ The Sixth Company 053-" awkwmfitionl
property in The Norwalka, last week,"
tot-y. which has been in operation It
‘Mclii‘b‘hin, Minn, saver-Ii roam. lI to
v. ~ be niovod lmmadiatoly what. Paul. Tho
Mrs. George Clark, cf Hamilton ave-
«.nue. 19“” for Northampton, tumor ”wood of Norwlti‘k,‘ a. brother of the
‘- ,row where showlll spend 0. week, the
- west of her daughter, Miss ,Giitord
Jose, and who is a member of the grad.
noting class 61 1912. Misc Clara Com-
'Norwulk. is also I graduate.
Charis. Price, on or the force or ‘
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Eicc-
trical Supplies ”i
Charltmck, Jr.
AddrIIIl ,
III MAIN 07.. NORWALK
Tolspllonu: on». 001; bonus. I!“
i
i “t ‘
W
mas llixiooi‘”'uosr
ruinous A8 A
Milli bliIDE
(Continued from iirst pass)
w
’clous church transformed into a bean»
tlful pink bower, was a sight pleasing
to behold.
As both young people are popular in
the society ottbe town the wedding
was of social importance. The bride
is increased of I multitude of friends
and being graced with a charming an.
_‘ III/I but am, during thI ceremony.
‘1 [own this woro.
1‘90 the beautiful
neurones and dainty manner she.
makes Iriends wherever she 5000.!
The bridegroom has likewise hosts ot’
frlcuda and with his bride iI greatlyi
liked and reapccted by all who knowi
him.
Florist and decorator Robert. 0 Han.
lord worked wonders in the transfor-
motion of the church for the wedding.I
The color scheme of pink was success-g
fulll wrought by the skillful hand of;
the artist and the ‘hluah pink poOnIeI
mingled dulntily and yet prominently,
with the palms and maiden-hair (crud?
The house was no less artistically?
changed in appearance and thy Intuit?
color scheme was cIrrW «lift in the
Pennies and ram oi the
desired shade and ferns and minor
harmonized delightfully and vines
twlncd mysteriously and yot with
since about the various Idlantaseous
places.
William Henry Odell, Jr., I brother
of the groom. emulated II bolt. man.
Miss Gertrude Howard Hambiy. of
Providence. was maid of honor.
The bride appeared most beautiful
in her exquisitc gown of deepest ivory
ohermcuse trimmed with Princess,
lace Ind old fashioned quliilng who i
Benniifully bowing was the veil of:
Princess lacs, draped daintiiy over the
pointed court train and caught with
orangslhiossotnl. The bride carried a
handsome bouquet (of Golden Gate
roses and Iiiy-oi-tbovalley caught neat.
iy with an ivory colored ribbon.
The maid of honor lacked sweot‘in
a gold colored satin creation, veiled
in white chiffon and Ihadow lace, and
carried a shower bouquet 'of roast: and
maiden hair tern.
Tho 'bridcmalds were the Miss“
Cornelia Odell, or Norwallt, s. sister or
the bridegroom, Mary'Coloy Staples.
0: ‘Westport, Edith thohileld Torliuno
of New York-Molly and JulloForry
Knapp, of South Norwullt. The maids
looked very quaint in old lashionod
pink toilets frockI, trimmed with ur-
lands or Much onion. rosin 000
blue 0000 cdms'jd ribbon Ill both-WI.
made pannolr style. The «carbons of
young ladies carried old fashioned
nobogays of forgetmono‘tl pink rose-
buds. daisies and maiden hair torus.
The urban; ware Alan Edward Lock-
bride. Howard, ottoman riot-Ion, of
non, N. in, and l'loWIrd Grant, 0! New
York city. the two latter haying toss
alumnus of tho pridsgrooin It
Icysn._ . ,
lln the Westpcrt blplIcopal
‘ schools anduwoet pen and ins-idea
‘Norwallt, Lawrence 130le. 01m. Vor- . . ‘
I ‘I oath motheriIthr Willi
Ind b‘or pIrIoual situations wan wou-
Molly "enhanced by the maidoont
ins clergyman used the Congress.
tionsl service and tho ataxia flounder
colony was outplayed, following which
and triumphant
Itmins or the roccsricnal the bridal
party auIln marched down tbs center
aisle. .
it may be said without annexation
that tho pitta received by the young:E
peoplq pro on boautllul I display oi
wedding tributes “were ever Icon in
Tho Norwallts. Frdm the most won-
dai lid and exquisite pieces of [Old Ind
list. of grout proportion is detailed!
Trio entire rooms at the bride‘s home i
wore accessory to accommodate the.‘
presents This gorgeous Irray testi-
lies as nothing ciao could do to the;
Report II the , Appropriations by lilo Not-walk Board oi Estimate
Ind Taxation. wuen 8000100100060 Tan um Tax
Following is a list of thwupbroprl- liIcal your. beginning September 1.
atlons with rsccmmenadtlons and a: 1012, and subject to approval at a
rate at the board oi estimate and tax- special meeting oi the voters of the
cut “1“" to ”he numerous “heel“ “ atlon of the Town of Norwalk for the town. which will probably bo hold this
Wink:
ABEESSORS.
l
iSslurleI oi three assessors at 3200
Salary of Clark
popularity 0' "‘0 young 99°91“ ““0““ Tax books. printing, advertising. Itationory, postage and
their unending circle: of friends and;
acquaintances. i
The wckwocd family has been in.
Norwalk (tar years Ind the members;
in town. The Odell iamiiy came here]
from Akron. Ohio, some seven years
ago and have made many friends. The‘
brido's father is Judge of the Norwallt
town coull and a prominent It'torncy.
The gloom‘ is father is secretary of tho:
St George Pulp and PIpor Compcnll.
and thoroughly acquainted with the:
buslnoss i‘rom «beginning to end. Hilli
two sons have also started at the bob,
tom and on through to the top. corn.”
pleoly learning the paper trade.
‘ Lansing Odell graduated from the:
Akron. Ohio. High school in 1904,0101:
In hols. lie was then appointed to the
U 8 Military Academy at West Point i
by Senator Dick. of Ohio His iamily'
prevailed upon him to remain at home;
and ho thus did not enter the acIdcmy. 5
Mr. Odcll pursued his studies and
cntcrod Wesleyan UnlvorIlty, from
which lrlatitutdou‘te graduated In 1908 i
He is Initiated h the Psi Upsilon.
fraternity. Mr. Odell II a vocalist of
some note and has been singing bass
Church
choir tor ‘throo yours. Ho is a member
of the Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal
church. Mrs. Odell is a member of this
First Congregational church
Mtcr his graduation Mr. Odell Io-
cured In excellent position with the
Library Bureau in New York city
Later for the aImo concern he «I
moved to llariord. but osvor‘ul months
ago received another deserved 3m?
lion and II Insulin-“r m "York city
Following the church columnar tho
bridal party Ind tho abouts sped away
to the home oi the bride. It 135 100st
avenue. where the happy ample con-
ducted I reception for their friends.
A morn delightful IiiIlr would indeed
be dilllcult to imagine.
This house was baudoomciyiaoornod
with xariandI ci‘ flowers and ferns.
The table upon which the sumptuous
rebut was served. wu pink in color
i
hair ferns wore tastefully arranged up
on the shining white papery. .
Moresl, the New York city cIlcrer.
had full charge of the reception. All
through tbs evening Speldel's orches-
tra of Bridgeport, furnished Ippro»
plats andontortslntng music. ‘
‘At length. with the aid of the best
man and the urban, the happy oou- ‘
pie were safely secured in one oi
Lookwood's. automobiles and hurried
away to the Stamford railroad station
where they delimit for I wedding
trip. Ono automobile followed the ma-
chine containing the happy pair and
with a his dinner boil and serum!
horns, tho‘occupsnts callcd attention
to tho pursuod and themselves.
After a abort tour bir. and Mn.
Odell will return to NorwIllt to re-
side (or the warmer with ludile and
Mrs. mckwood. it is probIblc tht in
the tell they will take up than real-
dunes in the city“.
Kuwait the auoItI present worn tho
Inhibiting: Dubai tbwn. Philip Budge-
man. Hartford; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
radians. Mr. and 0m. Harvey runes
son on John Patterson, Mr. and Mrs.
Forest Munroe. Miss Mum. W. and
Mrs. John Mackay. Bootland, Chapter
Kerr, New York city; Mound. bit-I.
Harry Burnett. Hartiord; Mr. and Mrs.
‘ , ISolyn Forum.
Mr. 'Ih‘dI lifts
carriage hire
TOWN Irronxnv
Legal advice.
court matters
AUDITORS.
salaries oi two at $50 . .
BOARD OF RELIEF.
Salaries of three at 850
Printing and marriage hire and postage
TOWN HEALTH OFFICER.
Feud
OFFICE OF SELECTMEN.
Sularies of three selectmcn at $1.000
;Salary of clerk
Rout oi So. .‘orwalk olflcc
Record books. stationery postage, printing. laundry.
telephone and insurance _
(IFFICF FOF TAX COLLECTOR.
Salary 01 collector (proporty tax) ‘
Salary oi collector (personal tax)
Salary of clcrk
fitatloncry. stamps. etc.
Printing. etc.
Telephone
' .
OFFICE 01“ TOWN CLERK.
Itemized services oi town clerk
i Salary of clerk oi Board of IE. and T. ,
Statutory "loos oi Registrar of B. M. and D and physicians
and script“
Indexing daily records
Examination of indaxas by appointed at Icicctmen
niturc. repairs and telephone
Tuoawr'mr .
j," TOWN couar.
Salary of 1.131100, 150th Norwalk
Salary 0: Judge. Normik
Salary of prosecuting attorney, South Norwallt
Salary of prosecuting attorney. Norwaik
SIIIry of clerk '
Court orders . '
Rom. South Norwalk court room \
Stationary
l’rlntlus . . -
Telephone
.. ’ TOWN TREASURER.
Salary ' .
TREE WARDEN.
Sermons
TOWN HALL.
Rent
Janitor
Kantian and lighting
Supplloa. repairI. too sad carton
BRIDGES.
Drawbrldgo. ‘
alum oi loader , ,,
Manhunt louder
Power, lixbtlns. water and insurance
Necessary minim
cream. Irlde. .
New manning-Ind repairs.
Bell island Fridge ,
Boldon Hill Ave. bridxa
North Ave. hritln
PUBLIC FLOATS.
Care or .
. . . . cnhnrnnins.
Pine lIlIud ‘
‘ ‘ lilLllO'l‘ION.
HIOHWAY‘9
city oi Norwich.
Qity‘I of 150th Norwalk
Repairs of photo road and 1 4 cost 0i railinsa on come
Boil IslInd, crth‘ed atom and ropalrs .
mailings tor town roads ‘ .
mud mutability ; .
' will... hire for inspection .
o
Other bridges and carrlass hire Ind curlsre to inspect bridges
, happiest than in town, Saturday, when _
. no will Ippruisa‘d oi the news that It's
it in cold. of train»; tho
w nud‘bcys m? moi-tut Woodman
"are well known “d highly m'i’emw Contingent expenses of litigation. defending suits, probate
Record booing. stationary, ink. typewriter ribbons. pens. fur
‘ RspIh-I and inIurIncs for road roller. stone crusher and
000
000
225
~--— 1225.00
500
1000
W 1500.00
100.00
:50
~00
-—-- 180.00
250.00
3,000
720
108
315.40
m 4,143.48
000
200
000
300
100
21' ,
--—-— 2,221.00
500.
75
1.200
.550
35
200
100
-—.-_-— 2,000.00
1,000 .
300
500
500
500
2.000 ' ‘
100
20
25
25
——--— . 5,555.00
400
‘200
1,200 b
550
000
123
-—-—-- 2,523.00
000 . ‘
20
115.10
100
---— 835.10
300.00
125.00 .
8,500.00
‘.400.00-
250.00
60.00
50.00
“ 11700.00
1,767.40
1,418.10
.......... 3,175.50
. , 000.00
‘ 100.00; ‘
1,100.00
’ ‘ 350.00 I . 1
I "30“.”
- 83000
2,330.00
. ‘ 8,600.00
0M.” . .
' . 0.000 .
‘ 01500 -,
16.500
0.500
M 27.500.”
bi I hall‘iwfi '10, ‘
Ailmhouu.
Solary oi keeper
insurance. telephone, lighting and heating
Pest house turniture and furnace "
Fertilizer
New water supply
Hospitals tor pick and insane
County Home for children
Three tom: doctors at 5200
PROBATECOURT.
Rent and suppliesond rte-writing book
Military tax
County tax
Interest on town debt
Sinking fund
110 schools of the town. »
HIGH SCHOOL.
Teachers' Islarles
With the recommendation that 3250.00
thereof be apportioned as follows, to
wit,
$00.00 to Charlotte Lamont
$75.00 to Otto A. Kennedy
$50.00 to Katharine Danielson
875.00 to Lillian Welcb, '
being in addition to their present
salaries.
Salary of secretary and treasurer
Salary of Grace M. Seymour, clerk
Salary oi .iInltor ,
Extra help to clear away appamths in laboratories
Library ‘
Science department
Text books and supplies
Typewriters, tables and duplicator
Furniture
Hestiux.‘ light, rotor and power
Telephone system
Plumbing. boiler, repairs to building and incidentals
ESTIMATED INCOME.
County Commissioners .
income for Public Schools
Corporation Taxes m
lutersaton Bank Balances
Dog accuses
Town Court
Personal Taxes .
Inlemt on Taxes
Taxes secured by liens . ,
Selectmen from various Icurces
' REGAPITULATION.
Total amount 0! Belectmen's estimates
Total amount of Board of Schpol Visitors
Total amount of High School Committee
Grand Total
Estimated Income
Balance to bet Raised by Taxiltlon ‘
and payable.
Eleven to Ichni
PAUPERB AND INDIGENT PERSONS.
A‘nicrchant who
, boom says that it com him eleven
huh ‘ “
cents our delivery by ilOlTIOI—flld
‘ In by Ford cars. The dillcronce?
iy to :00 wondcriul Ifflcicncy of
Ford. '
J
Ford delivery III-I cost but 3700 i.
Inm
0|!
Mention Mtltuli thI‘y
selling thiI tabloid:
'un paid «all.
‘ ‘ Ind III-horn
PM
0st
South train I ~ south
k t
x
partially to tho tremendouIly increm-
-1 oil out: of living for Dobbin—but main-
Detroit—common with Ill Iquipmont.
moan
540
705.
Grocerios, molt. clothing. furniture and all other necessary
‘ supplies and running expenses, including mpslrI
3,600
300
200
600
i
OutIide poor. including Norwalk pauporI in'other towns,
ItIto paupcrs and bur-lulu or Ioldiers and paupers
Clerical expenses of committee on 'consolidation charter
To help carry on the mosquito extermination campaign
TOWN TREASURER'S EXPENDITURES.
8151.1
interest on bridge bonds, 4 1-4 per cent.
. SCHOOLB.
South Norwalk Union School District 820,900.00
East Norwalk School District ’ 10,600.00
Center School District 7. 500 00
Over {liver School District 6 300. 00
Rowayton School District 3,230.00
Northwest School District 2,.59000
ilrookslde School District 1,582.50
Borsd River School District 1,248.00
West Norwallr School District 820.00
North Con_ter School District 1,520.00
Northeast School District 1,270.00
Evening school 800.00
Supervisor of draTwlng 800.00
Superintendent of schools 2,700.00
Supervising principals 3,400.00
Board of School Visitors or Town Committee 700.00
Text books and supplies 5,000.00 ‘
Join-t schools In New Canaan 125.00
Truant officer 200.00
Room rent for boolis and supplies 100.00
insurance of books and supplies 5.10
.It is recommended that the town adopt an average pericaplta. allowani
not to exceed $1." .5 for text books and supplies for the scholars in tho
$15,300.00
50.00
400.00
750.00
50.00
100.00
800.00
2,000.00
230.00
300.00
1,250.00 .
160.00
350.00
To raise said balance the Board has lixéd tho tax rats at ten mills 0
dollar on the Grand not of the town for the your 1911: and has no
and day of September. 1912.019 timoI when the town 00;er shall beéorn '
Iov-
Duo
tho
o. b.
are
u: add Fords" my” ‘
on now mm swan
W
Roi-walk ’
“1m...—
{0‘9
n
4,
2,5
23,7
4,0
10,6
80,3
21,70
0 22.1.
12.
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