A Complete Assortment oi
Ladies
House Dresses
at 700, $1.00 and [31.49. .
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.umssr‘xiuouos
at 100. 250 and 81.00.
All Sites.
E K. BANKS
Mlhuckomo Hotel Block
. . South Nor-walk
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F. A.,Lane's horse fell a victim of
the excessive heat this morning, and
had to be killed. ”
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Paintersare at work on the front
of the Swartz and Corbett block paint-
ing the trim and fire escapes today.
Leioy Downs, of 19 Wooster street,
Darnbury, is spending his vacation
with relatives in South: Vox walk and
Jersey City.
~Dancinig at Dorlon’h, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. F-roeb, of
Lowe street, have returned from Phil-
adelphia, ‘where they attended the
German salengetni‘est.
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The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the First,
M. E. Church, will hold ,a sewing
meeting tomorrow arternon at 2
o’clock in the church parlors.
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Dr; and Mrs. William R. Rider, of
West street, Danbury, spent Sunday
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. T.
Joy and family, at Belle Island.
Contractor Chester J. Ryan], 0! Nor-
walk, has received his new team of
horses and is now prepared to care
for the sprinkling of the streets in
better condition than ever before.
James costelio, of Putnam avenue,
who recently returned from an exten-
sive tour of South America in the ins
repeats of the Bilckensderfer Manufac-
turing‘ Company, of Stamford, leaves
tonight for a tour of Canada.
David D. Wilson, the superintendent
of the’packing and trimming depart
ments at thy National Hat. Co's inc-
itory, has been promoted to the posi-
tion of superintendent of the soft but
department of the plant, succeeding
his father, William K. \Vilson, who
recently resigned that ”lDOSl‘tiOlllO en-
gage in the batting business in Balti-
more.-—-Danbury News.
The caseot Charles H. Franks and
Edward Bedell, which came before the
Norwalk town court this morning, was
continued until Saturday morning by
Judge E. M. Lockwood, at the request
of Franke's attorney Edward J. Quin-
lan. Attorney Leo Davis represents
130ch1 in the matter. Franlte is
charged with breach of the peace.
abusive language and assault.
~Dancing at Dorlon's, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights.
The dispute in Bull Run over the
" election at a fence Which has been
, carried on between Alberto'h. Saun-
, “tiers and- Otrlo Randell has been ami~
vcably settled without litigation, lror
which both parties are to be congratu-
' laced. The dispute was referred to
Senator Jeremiah Donovan and Christ»
tan Swartz and‘actlng oaths nitride of
those two disinterested parties, the
objectionable fence is to be removed.
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The d of monomers on dummy
view avenue layout, who are Council-
~ man William F Hoyt; Broderick
' ,Hunltenioioi and Samuel We!
hold a (nicotine in the South Norwoilt
The New Picture
JUST OUT”,-
First National Bank
Also Other Now Orion. '
Your Choice, 23c.
WM P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES . ‘
South Norwsik and Noiwalk‘
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‘ WEATHER FORECAST.
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F‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued warm tonight;.Wednesday
unsettled weather with chance of
thunder showers followed by cooler at
night. Showers have been ~,i_.1etieral
N ecessuies
Our line of Summer ll‘urnlslilngs for the house. patch or lawn,
‘is or artistic design, pleasing in third: and as 00101000 constructed
as much of the best iurniture for inside use.
traction tunnelling your selection from our present stock at Porch
Chairs, Porch Screens, Porch Hammocks, Lawn Swings. Lawn sauces,
Croquet Sets. Lawn Mowers. Garden Hobs. Childrens Tents, Screen
Doors. Window Screens. Refrigerators, Blue Flame 011 Stoves, etc. ,
We want you to know that this is the host. store for satisfaction.
A J Collins 81 CO
You'll get lots at satis- .
A FOOL is A MANWHO THINKS susnv ‘WouAuts swell is
A 'srnniour sLusH. ’
There are other-men who seem to think any old thing that‘poui-
try will eat is quite good enough for them. The careful poultry
keeper knows betterytl‘ian this, while the wise, as well as careful, ‘
poultry keeper appreciates the greaL
value of BONNIE
HOME ‘
GROUND POULTRY FEEDS, which insure the very best poultry,
plumpest broilers and the best layers.
MANU EL T. HATCH.
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds 0: its customg
ere—Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Peultry.
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comm”
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‘ includes Connecticut and Rhode is
the last 24 hours in the upper Misslsl-
ppi Valley northern portion of the
lake region, and from the Ohio valley
cuthward to the gulf. There has been
no rain east of Ohio and north of Vir-
ginia. The ‘ temperature continues
high over the eastern sections. A
slight disturbance, central over Min~
nesota, is producing unsettled wea-
ther with thundershowers in the upper
Mississippi valley. This disturbance
will probably move eastward and this
vicinity will be on the southern edge
of it Wednesday, but it is doubiiull
about the showers extending as far
Moyer Automobiles
The .1913 Mayor is now ready for demonstration at our garage.
We have several second-hand autos for sale cheap.
Automobiles rented by the hour,
OSCAR H. BANKS
NORWALR, ooun.
RIVER STREET
day or
Telephone 681-3
week.
south as New Haven.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 88.
Partly cloudy. '
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Miss Jane U. Dyna, of Dunbury. n"
former South 'Norwalk school teacher,
is visiting Miss Josephine Powers, of
Valley place.
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Norwalk Aerie, No, 588, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, will meet in the
Wall street. quarters for the postpon-
ed regulur meeting tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Henry, of -
Dover, N. J., are visiting relatives in
Wilton avenue. Mr. Henry is a for-
mer Norwalk boy and Well known
here.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of the Nor-
walk police, desputched a ibfld dog, at
police headquarters last. night. The
dog had mitten some cows in East Nor-
walk.
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wDancing at Dorlon's, Wednesday,
Friday and Saturday nights.
Harry 15‘. O‘Brien, of 9 Crescent
Terrace, employed in New Jersey, is
home ill with malarial fever. His
many friends are wishing an early re.
cover)! for him.
WALKS
ocreie. Cement. Flag
urb & Gull;
er Reset
Old Walks Recovered
ilGradln'g, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
CLEARANCE SALE
SUMMER GOODS
, rue oer-res canoe cs sun-i, snare, WAISTB, mm.
was. PETTlcOATB, ancsss SLlPB..
.oALs lN BOTH cranes.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
515 Main St» Stamford.
33 So. Main,St.. South Norwalk
An empty trolley our bucked last
night; and want of! the trd’ck at, the
Woodward avenue: trolley «barn, delay-
ing the 11 o'clock through line car
bound for Norwallr a low minutes.
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The officers or Uncas lluyloft were
not ,lnstslihd last night, butktbc core»
many will take place at the next meet-
ing. At that time a candidate will re-
ceive the degred also At last night's
meeting the somimnnuni reports were
submitted.
O. B. Jackson
’ opticl'nni
Everything in the Optical Line
II WALL STREET
. uoRWALK.
prion: m.
Eyes Examined Free
An liuliun street piano proprietor
stole a lost of bread from Bundles
Bakery, this morning, and frightened
Miss Mildred sheehan, the popular
clerk in that store. A complaint to
Trams Oillcer Thomas Barney was
registered and he apprehended the
man and‘oeoured iromhlm the price
of the broad:
Principal ind our. Louis A. Priii 01
dramatic, have gone to West 0, .
Mails, to visit their daughter
Morin Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton iI or:-
sinner lit-the watdsld (to: and nice?
trio works of which Thomas '15 .
tie, foriiiéi-iy g; Namath, is insults».
nostril and raw“: plain for it W0
ICE CREAM
run BEST IN Town
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We have our new mashing worktop" 000 slid m unkind mod
to. 0mm.
. 000mm. .
Our doliwry service is prompt.
trial of Connecticut and Blinds
island of $224,142. 78 '
Diffiiiifli iiiiiiii lilii
Connecticut Pin $1,090,710 0
Total of $2,994,899.
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The receipts from internal revenue
of the District of Connecticut, which
land, for the fiscal year ended June
30 ’1912,as 500011 in statements com-
piled at the office of Collector Robert
$3 210,.042 40 for the piecellug year,
showing a loss of $234,111.83. The
items are as follows:
1911.1912.
lice: 1,385,317.25 1,403,010.17
Dis spirits 161, 462.96 ‘ 165,614.14
Cigars 275,163. 44 $367,293.69
Tobacco, snuff 12,117.78 11,341.79
Special taxes 189,320.74 188,087.21
Oleo (colored) «— -—-
01 e0 (uncol ) 25,070.29 23,941.10
Play. cards 204.36 269.38
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33.319.043.40. $2,904,899.52
Gains.
. The loss was largely due to the de-
crease in receipts from corporation
taxes—who net loss being $224,142.88.
Last year there were about 450 cor-
porations that were delinquent in till-
ing their returns on or before March,
1. This year thero‘were about seven
ty-ilve.‘ While delinquents under the
stiitute are subject to maximum 17nd
mniimum penalties of 31.000 and $10,
000, respectively, no proceedings were
instituted under Section 38 or the act
of August 5, 1909, but advantage was
taken of compromise provisions under
Section 3,229 B 8. All oi’ the cases
were settled under offers of minimum
and maximum penalties of s 0 and
825. respectively Considerat on was
gicn to about 400 cases, most of
which were settled under terms or the
utter stated above. There are about
100 cases still pending before the cam.
missioner.
in a few instances. for failure to tile
the return in time. corporations were
obliged to pay 50 per cannot the
assessed tax as a penalty (or the omis-
sion or neglect. There appears to be
some didaroncas of opinion between
Commissioner Cabell and certaincor-
porntlons as totho amount of tax suh~
loot to assessment. Collector Eaton is
made a defendant in suits to be in-
stituted to recover taxes said to have
been erroneously assessed by the com
missioner and paid by the following
named companies:
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company, liar-Mord; Connecticut Gen-
oral Life Insurance Company. Hart»
ford: Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
~Company, Hartford: Providence, War-
ren and Bristol Railroad Company.
Providence; Providence and Worces-
ter Railroad Company, Providence:
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company. New Haven; Hartford and
Connecticut Western Railway can
pony, Hartford. Some or these cases
will probably c'muo before the United
States court tbs first Monday in Sep-
toolbar.
Withdrawn of Tux-Paid Articles»
The withdrawal of taxable amnion
, min 1000an s00 bounce ware-
houses anon which taxes were paid
during thy. two retire specified is
shown as 00000.:
‘ _ , 1911 1912.
j i 0.017 1,403,040
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i 1mm 100.000
1912 Shows a Loss in the Dior, > T .
ii lilil iiiiiiiluiui
combined. As we have
tory. Write us givin
Real Estate
220 BROADWAY
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(l Eaton, wow 82, 994, 899.315, against '
Monthly list 81.189.782.08 $ 933.705. 92
lieer, amounted to , $18,328.92
i'iistilled spirits 4,151.18
Cigars 12,130.25
Oieonuirgarine 267.87
Playing cards 05.02
$34,943.24
Losses.
Monthly lists $257,076.66
Tobacco and snun 775.99
Special taxes 1,238.47
$259,088.12
, Retail malt liquor dealers 135
, Msnulnoturers oi stills
iiJ illiMilil‘ 18910970397: W dolls“
Farms Wanted' .
Anilwhere in Connecticut
dyou ever hear of a farm being sold from
a“‘F‘oi‘ isalc" iii go board?
EMBLEM OF gDISSATISFACTION makes a » ‘
Vueigliborli‘ood look CH.EAP Would you seek a ‘ '
‘ location where every farm was 12‘ entered. With 0.
“FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn‘t. “
It requires more than a “FOR SALE” sign to sell >'
property. It requires energy. hard work, years of ‘
‘ experience and a thorough knowledge of the bus-
We Have Sold More Farms . A
. in your County this spring than all other agents -
not for YOU? GET IN ON A"‘LIVE WIRE”
while you can. You have been on a “dead one" "
long enough. Tear down your “FOR SALE" dis-
tress- signal and prepare to wave the flag of vic- .
terms, etc. Padded, prices will not be considered. .
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS, ,
P. S.~—~We make no charge of any kind unless sale I
is made by us, ill to party whom we may send ‘
Stripe-Hodges Company
We never did. This “ .
Sold for OTHERS, why.
full particulars, price,
Investinents
NEW YORK CITY “A .
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cuCUsMERs,
wax panacea BEANS,
NICE ‘PINAPPLES
HOME GROWN PEAS, ...
20 NORTH mm 01'.
12.00 293,400 227,302
1000 739,212 155,353
1901 737,202 130,230
2902‘ 084,430 ‘ 139,710
1003 004,000 144,202
1004 907,317 110,420
1905 037,904 100,203
1900 1,081,103 154,200
1007 1,222,750 139,788
1908 1,239,003 120 867
1900 1,211,400 122,540
1010 1,311,005 143,769
1921 1.305.017 . 140,704
1912 1,403,040 ‘ 150.500
Spirit. In Bond.
year in gallons was:
73
24
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Wholesale liquor dealers '-
Brewers .
Wholesale malt liquor . '
dealers 326
Manufacturers of onio-
‘ “margarine
Retail dealers in olco-
margarine
Retail dealers in also
margarine
Wholesale dealers in also»
mangarlno uuoolorod
Retail dealers in adulterated
butter ‘
416
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taxes required: -
Grain distiiloro
Fruit diotilcr‘o ,,
CW manufacturers
Tobacco manufacturorn
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7 “a,“
Today's Foul is tomorrow“ is car
has come to understand that excessive weight in an
aiiiomohile shells diliger~and needless
Vanadium steel has solved the problem Todays
light SUN“ 2.. Vanadium uuilt Ford is
S. L. Benedict, agent. 98 South Main Street,
Saturday Specials
- 00-00. all
TOMATOES, RADISHES, -RHUBARB. STRAWBERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY CQMPA, _»
The quantity of spirits on hand in
bonded warehouses June 30 of each
49 $914,783 77, which includes
8 amount caused on loomed “Iii!
18 June $1,023,975.45 was ~-
lit) tions
4 890, 719.13 was collectod in 0..
432 Rhode Island.
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-—- quick reliol.
....... «w- Wis. says: "We prom Bole?
4175 2.189 and Tar Compound “(0 om
For Miiil'alloll only; no speciui medicines. because it chiefly
0...... it. i. can u aim in unis?
The buying world ,
expense.
tomorrow' 5
..... twoji‘or
. ..... poi-quart
eaoh10¢
half peck, 3,
.n-.
months ended May 31, 1912:“
~ 911
Restored at plant—gals.
Used by manufacturers
specially denatured 186,959 245
Sold by wholesale deal-
ers completely dena-
titred
Sold by wholesale deal.
, ere specialy dena‘
tured
Restoring plants ’ .l
Manufacturers
Wholesale 'de‘alers in
completely denatured
alcohol ,
Boudoir dealers in spe-
cially denatured .010
101.024 117,000
188,197 125,556
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1911 1912 liol 8
Gin . 63,410 53,062 The assessments on corporation.
Fruit brandy _ 8,558 11,000 for the your ended December 81»
Payment.- of Special Taxes. amounted to $964,268.01, all oi!
. Conn. R. I. has been collected abut £03,189
Rectifiers 43 , 18 total collections drain norm»
Retail liquor dealers 3,149, 1,500 during the fiscal year amoui‘:
which 3710110 02 manual
or the total amount:
during the your (32,9943
out and 31,100 .18040 was coil .2 ‘
summer colds are hard to _ '
of, and frequently loud to
4 bronchitis and hay fever. Do , ,
your cold set a hold on you.
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar Compound
W. ll. Allen,” Oi"
cough: and colds. it will it
Is this for bill
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