Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 21, 1913 · page 5

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WEATHER?’-FORECAST. ~

. . For Norwalk and vicinity: Showers
littonight and Thursday; lwermer to-
night in the interior; moderate east
”to southwest winds. Weather condi
.4 lions: The western disturbance is con.
" tral this morning over Wisconsin it

has caused Eenerol rains during the
. last twenty-four hours from Kansas.
eastward to Pennsylvania The front
edge of the ruin urea. will probnbly
reach this section into this ultemoon‘
- or tonight The temperature is ris-
ing slowly in the genteel sud esstem
-~ districts

 

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ii warned-3A YEAR Ao‘o TODAY:

| Temperature; Low, til"; Vhigh, 84.

‘ Clear.

 

1. Attorney .19th fetish is" ‘ih Hartford
9' today on business.

 

There will. be “buying of tile Drey.
following; thisi'euepins. iv
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it your 11 mixing needs!“ attention,
read Horace ‘R Nash's" sdvertisoment

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Edward Ohichester, or N orw'aiir, is
spendlnq the day in New York on
business.

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Dr, Mallory will supply all your den.
, to] needs at reasonable charges.
advertisement. .

 

V. E L Reyes oi illlorchesterJ Muss.
spent the niorulnl; in south Norwalk
. on business .

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Reunited ratesot the Merrill Sum? '

mcr School. See advertisement for

further pnrticulsrd.

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,V Cards received trout Mr and Mrs.
Spencer 8 Adams who are in Wash-

, install. D 0.. tell at delightful weather
experienced there.

 

 

‘l‘he Bankers and the Booker: (Nor-

' walk and South ‘Norweilt temps) will
, play ball tomorrow afternoon Cat A-
musement Park. r

 

‘V'i‘he siruétduoprtmsnt of the city or
, south Norwslk.ths I force or men st
work .grsdiuo Rivers avenue. . The
work is proceeding nicely. .

 

James N elation. or south Nor-
ka, launched his ssllbout the Ver

. and. toast/Jinn; Miller’s bosbyurd.
where it has been overhauled a»

 

. willie costumes worn by the bodies
or Croutord dole distal; to the time"
.wbou that ever popular story qu
‘ mitten. n9: lilting Hill. Friday sve-
nlnx. Tickets at Bulletin,“ _

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Two locus were heirloom! and tour

- now members token in at the monthly
‘ meeting or. the Norwuiit ilullliidl Mun
sud invoItmeut Associstiou lull :llxht

tenor of it and Representhtive Teri
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Pictures

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record; the report

Hand Colored

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11 x 14 for 50¢ each.
Also Hand Colored Fictmes Framed
in Gilt, 75c and 85c each.

Donnelly’ s

Stationery Store

16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

David W. Raymond

UNDERTAKER

chi no news" swamp,
27 wnmNoroN 9M ,

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Told add Touring
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FOR ALL OCCASION.
' DAY OI NIGHT. '

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HerbertW Gorham

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East mcrwullu am. Mil.

DailyLineto N Y
For FREIGHT Only

mount rail-openers nm rug; :8.
mm mm. Nelly Yorlc (root or hirer
Am). who our (sitcom unsold) in
2 9. m. thrown received it Nomi
up to l 9. in. and dumb Nowell: up
to 5: 3,0 9. m. ‘

NorNIlit Noumllont Country

 

 

 

 

 

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PHONE: 438.

Everything in the Optical Line

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Fancy‘l‘ Shoulders

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Pineapplos ~.-
Home ilhuborb.

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mum idioms Issuer: To .. .
' colmcc‘ricur mveuroas
”The rebelling were mm MIy‘lll
mulled from video of A.
solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport. Goon. .
Edward t? launch Bridgeport, lock
Alfred Tallies. utilization, colleen.
Charles if Tyler hridgeport. mm
clue ilromllg
Francis .‘Churwiclo'lisrttord, cort-
ridxe ads h for firearms.
Albert 1w lurch, New Britain, lunch
box.

 
 

 

 
 

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John : ‘» and N. ll. Medium.
Southl. . 9; cull-Winch
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lonesome-emcee”

Driven: by a careful and experienced choufleur who kn 7 the coun-
try for Miles urouud Reasonable rates by the 119)", dagger wgeit.

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Bermuda Onions. We! Beans, Asparague, matches, Soilidch, Bunch on.
tons. Cuouuibers, (ix-ope Fruit. Oranges. Ami".

United Grocery Co.

bet or m (damn) ‘
William ill. Sayers; Thompsonvllzis,
carpet. 9:: rs: (ileum,
flannel Steiner. «gel-idol: spoon.
fork or similar art (dosixblu .
Joseph “lit, Buikuuto§tntonbum dob
tier-log iron.

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hummer the tumultuous“ lathe "
Nfsviu' aloud-my him the will ruin
.. Mimi. “mourning-y rwill visit til
gondola); until June) to houd‘thiur

: fluoride committee Reports Far. 1»
”j stably on Bill Which litter. _’V_ ‘«

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Milli unlinmns _

Attorney General liuhl Gives i

’ , railways of the state; and other com.

V ner centugsnd on telephone continental;

. which might be rustle. to A bill which
. .. proposed u tax on certain corporations
:1 which tax was to b9 in the nature at
2 a license ice upon their right to do,
'. business. At the end at a long oplu-
'; ion littornoyGenerci Light says:

I lee may be inn-posed upon every for-
:j oign corporation for the privilege of
.1 exercising its comma rights‘ot cur‘i
‘ . tying on itsbusiness in this state. On
'1 the otbemhsudsit is expressly: timid-'3
j; ted: by slalom-robot every cinematicL
~ corporation which hasinuid a total

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

, chiso tax shall bulbs required to W

' exemption commuters contact stro-

per lb 13c
25 lb. Ba'g Granulated Sugar $1.15

Potatoes . ill. 5c qt.

film;- 00.. Now
mud-u. emu lists; allow and in

‘ mutilation covered by the unrest

Entries ‘Comnanlss

 

Opinion Thai License Fee
idly be inidoséd

 

. HAR‘TNDRD, billy 21—~The le'gisla
tlye committee on tibutme yesterday

gross earnings 2: exnross companies
doing an expre’ss business On the
cram and electric {pads and on btluet ‘

panics doing business as telegraph,
cable or telephone companies, every
diuingflleéplhg, chair our and parlor
car compshy. end Ve'very refrigerator,
‘,0il stock fruit, and o titer our com-
pany, doing business upon the roll-
roads in the stole. The tax on ex-
mress companies as proposed vgould
be tuo vuer cent upon telegrsnh com-
ponies cal-bis and car companies. three

4 nor cont. 0! the gross earnings
The committee has received from

Attorney-General Light an opinion as
to the legality. sud objection; it any,

“1 sun oi. the opinion that a license

.Iuy additional tranchise;tax. : This

 

tested by the federal constitution, and
thereto!» is ‘ irrevocable. ,
1; “Aside from the franchise choleste-
lsture may still find three elements
or taxable value in every corporation,
namely. capital stock in the more:
the corporation, corporate, property,
and shami- ot-capltalvotock in the
build! of the individuul stockholders!
_ The attoruoymcral reviewing the
bill said that‘sectlon 1.9mm”! to
impose a license fee of 1-20 otonener
cent. on every foreign corporation ex-
cepting banksfilusursnce camisole)
and so iorth. tor the privilege or die
. «prising-ltd corporate «malaise. Scu-
: lion 2 Would impose a licence tea or
is or 1 per cent. on cvery’cornoratlou.
Joint stool: company or association.
which is not required to M I direct
box to the state, except those except”
by low {rum tsxstiou. for theibriviu
me u! doing billions.
Quotient 3 would provide for council
rewrite or all corporations liable to;
my this lioeule‘teo. Theruttorucy‘
”new. scy- the constitution “will“
state does got impose my cousin lim-
itation upon the shower of the lest-lu-
titre. but “authorises the imposition oi
lulu. ind’ till: 9‘ ly uroviuiun: in the
' United mu» it

rpm illultotion noon on;

ctatuts, in that contained in Mutton

 

reported fsvornbly‘ A bill to tax the ' ‘

‘tho debate the, minister at finance was

limits 1; forbidding any a N

The Kind You savanna. Honxht, out: w on has
use ion one): ., you". has borne the signal
. and has been mod

 
 

Custom is a harmless substitute tor Castor Dill-L: Puree
gorlc, Drone. and aootllln 8y when; It is blown
contains neither Opluin,’ orphine nor other NW
substance. loo 9 e is its guarantee. It destroys Wear
and alloys Fever sums. . For more than mm: c

has been in constant: use to: the relief 91 cos
thtiueno Win ind Colic. all Teething rm" lee "
Diarrhoea“ In re solutes the Stomach \u‘nd Bowers
'~ assimilates the Food, “giving healthy and natural 3106

The Children's Penance—The Mother's Friend.

elm... CASTORIA ALWA'

Beers the Signature of

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

The Kind You Have Alwa s Bu *1

in Use For Over 30 Hm

'flil GIN‘ADI OOIPINV. ’7 "VIII? CTIKI‘V. NIW venom.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

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MEXICO CITY, May 21 ‘w—The Mex
can Congress late last night. gave its
sanction to- an. agreementdor a loan
of $100,000.000at six. per cent. interest '
The omunt is to be placed at. all and
will runitor ten doors. it is guaran-
teed by 38 per eenh- ot the customs' re-
ceipts. l'riw Mexican Notional Batik
hos been named as the representstlve

o; the bankers in the supervision of
the disbursements. In the course at

i BANDMA‘N cNAoeleENoNi
,9 Tunovtgs.
V It was go German-Trish ml}
grow out or a distaste for mufiid.
terduy. one that threatened t
serious consequences, were it ,
stopped. and» Frank A. Baker 9!:
eSouth Norwsik Electric Works,
pad in as homemaker. ‘
The Locale German idendm
lug 'round the streets of Nor-wail:
an intoxicated luau hurled a null"!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

charged with tailor-om take better oi-
ters which had been made. He replied men at the north Gusto! the
tint Proylslonsi maidens Sherwood started for the lemumtbrowb
the other members Mancini-ms Ssh- ,xiving his; a midisoswben 9
lost had- urged upon him- ehe imme separated the contestants on V an
diste acceptance oi this loan, as the the unfair encounter.

other offers received necessitated'm9re W . .
delay. . ‘ MANY ASTER cameos- LCM
it is still necessary Vlor Congress to m’NDON. Mey 21:380 M
vote upon the (our Articles of the li- the rush or the public to occurs t9
much! measure. but no; approval 0! tion of the new Chinese loan .
the general tel-lull or tile bill makes was opened‘ .or subscription today
it reasonably cerium that it will also the issuing banks closed their late
approve all the detour. . lll oclock this morning. Itiiwos
The low but. been}? placed with Announced that the loan bad
French bankers. but it iolcertaln that largely oversuhecrlbed it Nos
British interests are participating: The at 1 per cent. nreminm by soil

C H I H O P R A C T I
Heralds the day!

Imitation work doesn’t pay ,.
Reinove the ounce of so-called pain

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Prophylactic measures may
Reduce the bills you used to pay;
Attend to the structure, , , . _ »

 

 
 

 

 

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