Itio‘lioti‘orget that kodali for Decora- W‘ (Day's Bee today's adv. holly. 16 South Mall} street. £3136an hygiene reveals t the teeth to health the impor Mind Maude A Rube‘y, or Norvualk. ill at her home in Meiwln. street “ Leslie. left today for a four- day vial with Mr. and Mrs W. 8. Folant ~1fll3oston. formerly of East N‘orwalk. i0! and Mrs J. Milton Coburn gave dinner at the Gillan! Hotel. Mon. dog, for Mr. and Mn, Harrie Cutler ' burn, who have been living in the ‘ out for several yearn. . lit Vila the ahnlvercary of Mr. Coburn'a birth ”My ‘ Aaron Cutler Cobum. of Dan ‘bhi?. was also a Bueet. i'lI‘. A. Wright, 63! New Haven, the tote necrotary or the Patriotic Order the Gene of America, mold a visit Washington Camp. No. 11. last ev- ‘anins: There was 'a good attendance at the members and two candidates mire initiated. The degree will be (erred on three more next Tuesday niiik‘. and *‘ureflbhmcnta will be Auction sale, 12 buildings on a legion street bridge, at 2 p. 111.. uroday. May 29th. vitatione were received in this today tor the Wedding of Charles ment Elwell Jr.. con o! C 0 El- 1601i, engineer or the nubile utilities diminution, and Mlea Anna Prentice 3 e, of Norwich, which will take a in Norwich on June it Mr. I well mcitca frequent business tribe IItblo city and hfl- meny acqualht- do: here Jr W, u. Crockett, the South wall: insurance man. has a unique . boomer oyster not, which he in biting to intends it was present: to him by hie brother, the late on John H. Crockett ot 'it‘oway. . The not formed on on iron hoop. t a tool in circumlerencc. and the _, in no thichiynovered frrlth oyster:- [t it can soul-cell? be $333“. it Willi ibitcd It the meeting oi the Nib Grater Growerll‘ Annunciation in an: int week. 1 ., e. on crater 111 colli‘ll . «initiative to the to union reunited in; he MINA“ ‘ than no tits Proof That Kill: 125. Washington Street James I Read ._ l“. per cent... which ohali be retained for . Th a bill originate: with the accounts v Great Reduction Sale 6f Spring Suits, Coats Skirts, WaiSts and Dresses ‘ Re gardleSS of Cost The Paris Cicak 8: Suit Home 33 South Main St. South Norwallt 1, 9‘11ng l 9 “rue abhorrent. suntan fl mnI llll3 i t after pages of beautiful m." Sumer- Modeled! it attest. only Iooentawhen purcbalcd withcayonisceatpattem... NOW W m: A!" FASHION 300! is Mieady for tbciroripaal ml” William P. Beers. 5 South Maid Street de+++Wri+d 1g The high-salaried positions go to % Merrill Graduates ..v’ .. Stamford. 6!! ' They million-pita "‘5“ - Enroll Now for Summer School... South Norwellt ' ”WWW-rte to per cent. will. be added to the IL amount paid to every city. and town " AUTO TAX BILL MAKE! A i HUMPUS AROUND STATE The automobile taxation blil is caus- log a rumpus throughout the State. The bilig3providee that at the time at ‘,I ‘rliglatl'ation a tax of 10 mills shall be Iruid on the motor vehicle. or a ending noble based on tile (chewing value» tloha: First year, 'ib her cent. of man- Iulaoturer’e lint price: second year 56 per cent; third year,3 35 :per cent: fourth year, 20 per cent... and theme!» ter. 20 per cent. ~ The motor vehicles chill be exempt £10m local and other Stole taxation." and Such taxes shall be returned to loft; treasurers with the exception 0: exponents at the State collection. I pull with the ”sensors. in the State. id New Haven even with crate lower than 17 mills, Mr. ’libblu- son baa notimated that the ldoregain: number of machined will make the in- 3: come much larger. And the agency II come; back to New Haven (or m in ,j road clamor; M11. ltobndou told lot a mIS nib 3'3 iioachlul him to tell of mm an Overland tbut in on hie home towfiillet at $590. This 1m rays his 13.. a oaerciued at 8.600. tile in ,o. is on the to: hill at 3800. I- Decoration e biotin towno. i’i‘li‘i’ Connecticut ‘ who: the 15111. adj . tied to all ' liable to pay «taxed in the city of euro dated, elxned and sworn no.0 3 :3 CreterSetgesJi‘riuedd “1‘3th 01 ‘ 1 ‘3 .....m I, Me gigolo EYE- oLAsellis 2:1,.in :r‘oHA'r. ‘ 1AM coming). ‘Clty3 Assessors Notice We. the undersigned. hereby [live he persons and corporations Norwnllt, that they are reunited to deliver in the “sensors or either or them. on or bolero, the 31st day or nay, 1913. 9. Written «or pflnhedwiiet a owned 11 cm on the Si: day 0! my.',1913 ii is to taxation. milking a description or air the real astute, each parcel being Separately bribed. N.‘ B «Meta may be returned to the 1 Anne-aim at the Aeocacors' room in the new "City Hall building. North ' Main and Marshall 'c'treeta, South Nor» wailr from May 17. 1913, to May 31, 1913. inclusive. said oillce to be 096:: trornlotolsmm, auddoomztos o'clock .p. m.; on Saturdays from 7 to 9 o‘clock in the evening. Dated at the City of South Nor-walk, Comm, May 10th A. D., 1213. , if mammal A. 'roILLllB. DANIEL “N ‘ D. WlmI EARNED. David W.e3Ray1n6lid33 UNDERTAKER NEW RID MIN’O BUILDING, ll WAOHINOTON 3T. . ' 1.1.. office. 10m; helical“; " 7 me a. wine'- It. to. 110qu l Oppo‘olh Men'a W 1' Muir P 0.31113. Kermit. , Telephone!” mm. Hall. All our Cloth 111 Spring Styles Reduced aurora Cored, JII inch-u wioo, :; $2.00 Value 01.30 plr yd,, . Parley Bodies-d boron, u, inch" . : .“biiP'l‘”. litiwh: ‘ I 090.0 V. H. . W .. Cream. for doable“ “all it» ~ Jud ...1.. 01.50 per-yd. :- Stripes. : Meeealinc Silks 1 I Remnants in woolen ._, 3 Worsted and Velvet Cloth for Men’s Wear East avenue car- non at the . tee: 1‘. tlcn nee mo e. mug, in, cinemas Hfjnue. W flawley were belittle, Mai-shah- Haw. icy had them do some work an: tielil uty marshals He had the authorl. ntlon or, the Department 01- luatlce to " Couldn't Approve ‘Bill. . but when the accounta cam , . approved by the Treasury departth oliiclale, they tounda law that ‘ vented belittle doinx‘ldiich work and getting pay for it. So Mr. Howlef lied to make good to Uncle Sam for adiodnt paid to Blaheman and newer. Tobacco Men Fight Tariff. Representatives of the tobacco growers of Connecticut are looking atrong charts to have the taritf bill amended in the mute to eliminate the provisionrfot; the-unlimited and tree importation of Pbiill‘hploh tobac‘ co and clxafli into this‘ do ti"? y . When this ligature: of the beach so orally known in the Con- hecticutx ya Iy, there‘wer creme wild ureteat againit it. interest has been revived by the cumin: t‘o Wilmington 91:;Marcug L. Floyd and Fred Grille: to plead, for the elimination of the. Phill‘pfilne lecture,I Thorough arrange , :: “menu made by state. 3;!ch ghost '; have had interviews with Chair-mun Simmons and Senators Hoke Smith and William of the Finance commit- Fur Phillip'piue clear; To the Seniors. they explained the danger which may tour will molt from the unlimited importation or Pblliipptne clears. ,The trade to Gen; n‘ecticut elm will be enrolled by, the 3 Phlilipplne product, it was lulled. and’ ...... 11...... . the situation on eel-lone tor the Con- the connectioat growers will have no rhet for their ”beef Senator- are not inc ‘il to view necucut (rowan tinder the present - Republican tariff. JPNlllliplne tobicco ' could be imported up to wool-lain lIiI- . ' mit or annuity. That limit in. never. .1. been reached: therefore no a matter“ ..otnchtho Connecticuttobocoo bu '_ been holding in own tor a number ob: year: with the Phllllpplne importa- I). Not Fur Inuit. lint: MAT! “his. The following real ehtate trunnion 33 have been died at the town clerk’a ol- , ‘ - lice; Joaepb J. “number to William Grace;buildln1r lot, Perry Park. 'War. Whitenda thud 0?). to, William J ' Nolan. lot. Fairlield Par-ll: W .. bert P. film-ton. _ lot and buildinu. . humid View Terrace. War. building. War. , mute or rm» J. mermaid to“ Mary“! Minter. lot and 11111111111”. Wii 11 Million adenine. inductor-la doe “ D When. belch G. Bldkem‘n and Thu at them as field deputies and did no. , ‘ Connecticut Society, Qolonlal bemoan me" ice Placed lurker when; .-'Tdiang and other colonists, them. The first kidding of or nettlere was on Novem - the second tort built in 1648. - we In the viewer the many Democratic . - senators, what bu been done during ' the last few years. can be done in the '- ,- future for several, yearn“ at least, , . comm Malian. although in - , Connecticut. be- recommended to the : 3 ;; Poitoillce department the cpnolnb‘ ‘ .- meat at J“. A. molly g: postmaster lit , . I Plalnlleid the partner poetmaater hav- “' 1 lug died. ‘ ‘1 ‘ ED i' day." t, filmy 28.—-ln can- on, with their 20th annual meet 11: 33h Old ,Lymie today]. the collagen-.0 out Society. Coloiiial Dumas of Ameri- (in. dedicated in Old Saybrook. a marker or stone to designate at Bay- my." brook Point. the site of the old fort” built there as a defence tor the nettle: ment in 1685. and to perpetuate the remembrance or its valuable~llervices to the colonists until it was burned some twelve years later. It was the ilrst tort, also. it was said.» tobave been erected in the Connecticut col- ony. Subsequently it wile succeeded by another tort, somewhat turther north. The marker hearts this inscrip- tio‘n: , I Say Brecke Fort . « ‘ Commended by Colonel George Fenwiok » At the mouth of the great river near ‘ this place at3ood the not English 311m. in the Colony of Connecticut b ° it was destroyed by iii-e in 1647 ”.8 , Pond 4t on the bani; o! the river. 15de Its' earthworks, were demolished in. 187d. Dr. Samuel Hart, dean of lBGl‘iKBIOIyI 01-; vinlty School at Mlddletown, and a “die at Slybrook the memorial m. in; been prerlouely moonteii oiiiciali lr- to, the town by ,ililre Whiteton C] Walker. of cw Hated, 911' ball 3,03! the addict); and hcoeIptéd by First 80— lectinan C C Pairbanka, or tile town. Dr Hart reviewed the early history or the settlement. the coming at the colonute their selection of this alter drilled slowly Westwurd‘ b lint! the 1m. 9 enclosure for the tort much hate begun at once. to be completed. under the, direction of Lionel Gordie ' er, and ‘I‘tbue the Indian Paehheahandtg the settlement, for 12 years. speaker, and§thue in the course or a. . few‘xeara an under the shelter at the old fort.- the civil government of a. small but important companywaa ad- ministered, until it was merged in that. ‘ or a formally organized colon'Y; build- , lugs and defended erected; the mouth at the river was held againat enemies and the place was kept sate attained Vhorrible attack from indiche: m9n. he would have been dietinwlllca anywhere cinch. their lot with thou I?” he‘d come at first; and a coast-gt * tibn oi! elect aouia was authored M placed under the care of a Christian punter, to hand on the ministry of sides to those who ahodld come at- ‘t’erI or The nudges; was delivered by Rev. , Dir. Hart then spoke of the burning otthe tort. theerectlon of its succee- our and the giving way of. that to , "atructures which may be more use" tul. but are certainly less attractive." and concluded: "Today yoil'. modem arid indies have , whonored this place by your presence and by the erection which suggests the canal. or the first tort at Bar, brook; today and for all 'time to com ginvlte the puberby to know that to '5 history and its influence on all the latte! dayn'” ‘ ' "t- 1115 GEO-CART 1 , With Strongest Guarantee tier , 51.1mm of rial: is entirely clim ‘ mammoth “m mailman» Tun bmdonoit your. Union the Fulton made good guru-grit“ do it. That comma and I .g 3 Men youbuy at Fulton Go-Oart th‘e‘" .‘8tyliakAppearam. omralibcclaaivellutum , ‘ lobby the , mg; “23:?" CARRIAGE . ‘ ‘ l‘a‘r to made. It :lm R‘uileiactipomcn «5:, time. We know an we have acid loin til then. Petroleum-d. run A J anon iii . “sconce. . _ W J. Cox and illmily N. wood to ~_ Harry 8. Benton. thirteen notes out 1
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