THESOUTHNDRWALK
EVENING 8111111111111.
James Golden. Editor and
~ Proprietor
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'TUESDAY. JUNE 11, 1912
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Two dents a Copy -- $5 11 Year
HINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 8:04 a. 111.; 8:33 p. m.
: Sun tiscs 4:19 sets 7:26.
We
SOCIETY NOTICES
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MAooulc DIRECTORY.
A Stated Convocoton of Butler
Chapter, R A. M., will be held at its
, , rooms, June 11th: 1912,. at 8 o'clock
'3' , p.111. Work. Mark Degree. All R.
' A. Masons cordially and fraternaliy in-
vited.
' Fraterniily yours,
ROBERT M. WlLCOX, Sec‘y.
A Special Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M..
will be held at its rooms June 13th,
1912, at 8 o'clock p. m. The Master
Mason‘s Degree will be conferred
and the Fellow Craft's team from St.
John Lodge, No.0, Norwalk. will do.
the floor work. The work will be fol.
lowed by a banquet
, Fraternaiiy youro,
1 FRED’K S. LYON W. M-
Attost: '
-"noa'r. M. WlLCOX, Sec’y.
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SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OFi
. TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee,
Vice-Preeldent—Charies J. Pidgeon.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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is an institution 01 111111111111 philmithl
wropy that 1.1 i‘1'1'--11111111nll,1~ 1'ltuost ti:11i,1
with agency tor some 111 ll 111 lint-s11 11111lf
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11111111300111 matter what the 11191111111101
' rottweileral public indignation 111111 1101‘
70111011 the newspapers 1911 311111 11 311111
115 that or yoStcrdm 11111011011 11 111111011
1112111111111 girl was 1111111911 111111311. .1111!
halo to wnshtuhs, 111111 1111111111} 111
i; 913ml 1101' 1.1thor. who 11.111 thus
"cruelly treated his 1.111511. 111 .111 orphan ‘
011 daughter. 1111111 oil" to his work 111111
left 1111111119119, 11 mountioti prisonrt'm
no 1111111111 what 111011011111 t1l‘iIitligli;-'1 .
ti'on 1~ut l1 anion cxcltts it might;
count 1‘01 hut littio pmuirnih unics 11
there. 111115 11111 111.111 11111311121111 form.
readv to (111.11 11111111111311‘111'wiih S«11111
(rose 111 (11"11111'111111 1111101111 111111 protcc- '
'1 lion, 11110111111 11111111 11'111 itscil. ”his 111'
what the Children‘s 81111111111 11111 111111 111
doing constantly.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
Many a young fellow who 111111111111l
in 111111111 never has 11 (11111111111 to get
his 111011111 .11.,11111 —~ \lonttml Star.
it looks as it“ tho r9111 01111111111111!
111101 111‘ the rcpuhlltnn 1' 11111111111111 1.; lo-
cated in the 1111111111111 tonm1lttcc~~~The
New York World.
._....
Wilbur Wright wus one American
"whom l'luropeuns found it hard to (111111-
hil‘y. 1111 1111 was neither noisy or 1111111
,lot‘ self-advertlsix1g.-(‘i1lrngo News.
Possibly 0111111. is gmwlng restless
110011111113 it thinks it. ought to 1111 1111
"'oiudetl- in the opeeohnmktilg ltincrurh
.1011 of eminent. statesmen.«~1\'nsh1111:1011
Star.
' A Detroit 1111111 has secured 111x cents
(10111113118 for being beaten 1111 by :1 pO~
,lllCemtm Ti. nppcurs from this 11111111111111
"to he a 12:2:1 way to earn 1110111111.-Uhi-
. capo Record-Herold
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Before thc Now Jamey primary Tuit
‘. said he could be nominated without
'fthat state's nidMun ludiscrcet state-
‘ ‘ment by the way—-nnd now he has'tho
, chance -New York’World.
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The. American public has become so
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it“ been horned at the stake by 11
oh no longer arouseu any 111111 or
horror. What .11 reflection on'our civili-
allant-311Mb Express
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t. He 1110111111: 1111111101110
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11 8101100 that the outlook
oi 1.1.1.1091... which have
1 Road, No,
l “’07 .1177. 0'1. which 10 1111 11111-11“: ()V‘léi‘
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lue with a strap, 111111 111111 11111111! ,
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l‘m i1 11 250.000
illusion 150.000
Enirliod i,t1100.000
(11111 PHWil' 11 3.000.000
Huntington 137.0000
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Ne 11 (‘ 1.1111: 111 300,001)
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Nuv'lnwll 175.000
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liltigolioki 900,000
' Sin'ruluu .. 771,000
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street with Mock brick (with 1111011111
100; Monroo utlwi, Railroad avenue.
Wont “01111011111011 street, A1111 street.
Water street, Raymond 0110111. and
WOdWIl'tl 11110111111 with 8 1111111 Roman '
2, (without 11110111111111.1111. but
including 1112111111415 ooncrote, amounts
to $87,091.48. including work by city,
contingcm'iw. 001111111ch1; and lliapoo—
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it. is my opinion that Fraukil‘il street
(110111 Washington to 0111.11; (titty
street (from Franklin to Railroad arc-
nucl; Henry stroetl from South Main
to (3111111111111); South M11111 streetl from
111111 of brick work to Cross), and Eliz-
nheth strcot (from South Main 10
Water street) could be paved with 6
inch Roman road. No. 2, without guar-
antor. but with 1x21111111 concrete, as
well 1111 resurfacing the present hrlck
11111011113111. on North 3111111 111111-01 with
new brick with the balance of the
bond issue.
Very respectfully,
SAM LIE-L w. HOYT, Jr..
City Enginocr.
On motion of (‘ounclhnnu Miller it
was 11011111 to rem-ire tho rcport and do
1’01- action until further investigation
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On motion the 11101111111; was adjourn—
ctl until next 1111111111, 11111111.
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The“ (7111' of Norwnlk 11389081110111,
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11.111111111111111 have turned 11111111 over 10'
Tux (‘ollociul' A. A .l'luitu. The grand
list is shown on the hooks to 1111 $11.-
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'inst y'111rs 1.1111111} list L1! $111,.“ 1 .1. 01'
1.1.1.1111'111
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11'111 was 91111111111011 :1 nine and 111m,»
quarter 11111121 This will mine 11 total
of 131,111,111 11.110 to be coliottod .111111‘ 15.1
1.11...
"The 11111 111111 111111 icnr 11.111 11,111 mills.
EQUALtZATlON EOARO'S WORK.
Grand List of About Every Town in
County Raised and Norwalk's
Increase is $3.251),an
Tht iionrtl of 111111111121111011 in 111‘-
r-orti111ce with section 211.111 of the
1.1 1101111 Statutes 11.11 1111111111111 has ndti~
1111 the 1111111111113 11'. 11111 11.110111110111011;
table to the lltli ’11111 111 1111': 10.3111“
t1'olo11'11s.l‘o1 Si. 1111 .11111 111mm 111.111
1011.
Fairiield County
111' 111.1 1 mt 32.750000
. There are thirty-omen towns to
whose 11515 no 111111111011 is 111111111 this
year. which is a decrease of three
from lost your. Eight towns voltm-
tnrliy increased their lists in 1911 to
an opprOxlmate statutory boots. and.
its heretofore. such increases have 011-
00011011 materially tho 1111011101111 midi.
tions. by the board of equalization, and
1.011 other towns by revaluations in-
creased their total assessment lists
1from,sixtoon to titty-two per cent.
Several other towns hare it much lar-
ger 1111. than last year, but it is not.
cinimed that the asaessod valuation of
the property approximates the statu-
tory basis.
The additions to the 11.11111 have been
made by the board otter considering
definite information relative to an»
scssment valuations. The motion has
been taken in 00001111110011 111111111119 re-
quiromonts oi the «statutes, and, also.
aliztng or those to‘wn‘l which have volv
unitarlly piacod their 110111.011 the stab
utory basis. As heretolore, it has
been necessary to mine. additions to
the lists at some: of the towns because
of acknowledged lower oeroedtago or
ooaonsmont on certain 19190101 prom
ty, although an 111101-11 1| rustle to keel)
11.9 the general property valuations.
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P'f‘munity. overcomes 1m " ,
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to prevent so for as possible the poo- '
The revaluation of all the property
lutmmutmlumuu,
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valuation. All tom 1111111110.. to“ .
this [169 m 0011111111101! or its benefit. ‘,'
All Will Understand
There'll come a daywl love to
think it so—
When men who doubt will come
through iaitltto know;
Tbcre‘li come a time when
none witl ever ere.
~ When that which 1.11.15 11...-
line .where doubts occur
i: Will pass as shadows that have :
ll hidden long ,
i: . The truth that burned louver , i
11 for the 111101 g. .
'-" There’ll come a time. be all our :
‘
trust in that—-
When from the seats where
mighty purpose sat
Ur‘fii'vl “fair at ‘- {Ufa-r. v/v/l luv/v;
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Men shall arise and go 111.11.
11111111111 hand,
And there 11 be no mistakes. and
all will understand.
~00nztown Bard.
Silent VoiCes
When the dumb hour clothed in
black '
Brings 11... dreams about myebed
Call me not so often back
Silent voices
Toward 1110' 1611111011 11111311 1111- [
hind me.
And the sunligbtthat is gone!
Call me rather. silent voices. '
Forward to the starry track
Glimmering up the heights be-
yond me
0n. and always on!
-Tennysonf
TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1912
WEDNESDAY
Housefumishing Day
SPECIALS
from our Bargain Basement that you should take
advantage of. {Outline of Garden and Lawn Ne-
cessities, the biggest in the town, marked at ex-
traordinary. low prices, has— been doing a rushing
business for us, and for Tomorrow, .We have
marked them 'alittie ioWer.
these Bargains and be supplied for the summer;
Take advantage of
lace ,
Curtain
Stretchers
Adjustable 1.11100 Cur-
1.11111 Sirotchers. (Chi.
center
hracc. Elation‘t'll‘)‘ 11111121.»;
pins. Regularly $1.00.
Tomorrow 796.
01130 1111111111,
. 0.,
Henry galvanized oral
1'.... Baths
Regularly 35c.
31011111111 silo.
Tmnorrow
Lawn Mowers
it and iii inch cutting blades. S
inch driver wheel. 3 cutting
1111111011. mode of tool steel, self
sharpening 11015111111111 :3. 39.
Tomorrow
$2.59
7
Wooden Lawn '
Rakes
21 tooth, hard-wood. plain. 111111111”,
strong wooden braces. Regu-
larly 41710. Tomorrow
29¢
3 Piece Garden
3803
, .1 Children's Garden Bets. polished
. steel spade 1111111100 and to
tinned maiouhlo iron rake. All
extra strong.» Regularly 29/0.
.Tomorrow , ,
' 19¢
'_—
,‘ Brooms
TOW
22¢ 1.1.1..
0
Black W1re Screen
Cloths
1‘: inch, standard gouge, lull
width and best quality.
‘38 inches wide 14¢ yard.
' 30 inches wide 15¢'1111rd.
32 inches wide 16¢ yard.
33 inches 1111111 17¢ yard.
Double 011 Cook
Stoves
4 inch. flat wick. tin tanks. will
hold 2 rats of oil, stove has steel
top nicely jannnued. Regularly
81.75. Tomorrow '
$1.29
No. 6 good 'uua'lity Parlor ,
Brooms. ‘ Regularly 351:. Tomor. "
(loud size heavy 1111 round
Wash Kettles
Romliarlr 21710. Tomorrow
1 19¢
Lenoir Laundry “
Soap
Regularly 50.. Tomorrow
60.111100 11111 “19¢
Willow Clothes
Baskets
Large size '\\'ii?1.111 Clothes lins-
kots. 1911' substantial. high
grade 111111.19 willow. re-intorced
top 111111 extra strong hand‘. as
Regularl) $100'l‘omor1011
78¢
1 ll qt. heavy 11011111111500
0
Water Pails
Regularly 231'. Tomorrow
16¢
Jardiniers
A line assortment of Jardinlero
of 1110.111 different designs, '1" 1-2.
8 and 9 inch diameter. Regu~
lariy 350. Tomorrow
." . 39¢
Steel Wire Waste
Baskets
Good size Waste Baskets. made
of stool wire. copper coated on
in bottom. Special
49¢
ll
Extra large size package of fine
quality Crepe
Toilet Paper
Reaulurly, 111. pics. ' Tomorrow
'4 m 25¢
, W 1111 000101
‘~" 11.511111111110110”. 1 out.
~ .1110. 111111110 1111001111111 aim.
«ammonium».
side bond minted .flmi decor-,1
0111111; fihmm. "-
111011111 102.215.. Tomorrow
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