Uh.
M
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. 1‘: comma to and around this
fluidity. would it not ‘1") well to call
upon the 'plmne and protect your . .
, ,o’gnd valuables against this dau-
W: by placing a Burglary policy
W to had lot as reimbum you for
Imam. Telephone 1230. .
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
‘9 Washington Street,
‘ New York
‘ ,Stli'te
f .iianCy
. Creamery Butter
reamervrButtcoafii‘a
Sugar Corn 7c can
None
Better
lb 30 s
South Norwalk. Conn.
All kinds of Insurance.
“Public . Stenomspuer,
iii
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121 Washington .Streetl~ _
‘ ‘ h gllgurcs given out yesterday. This is a lilies ol‘ the printed report dialributed
Kfiwmwmaammm‘aaafim gain of $333,251.97 over the total of 11 i; to the public. Police Collllnisnloucrs
...... , ..,. . .... “w
M s Lilli
13,211,111
Hill I
‘Oleomai‘s e
Corlwrmi‘bii lineal) 1.9
iii
, Miscellaneous s'ltiiit'flil
‘, ‘ Penalties, etc. 1Q,098.Sil
‘ I“ . W“. ”M"
' Year's Increase Due to Corpor- " $3,223,161.49
ration Taxes and Revenue
Frum‘Sals of Beer
TOO STRONG FOR MAILS,
11A l'i’l‘ls‘OIil), July 2:1.mlliicruatiiig
di'VBlOpiliOlliii are expected at the
Internal revenue receipts for (he meeting of the Hartford poiicc C0111-
District oi‘ cumming”, including u“,;llll'.-.li~llfllliil‘3 in August as this will he
I . - , . . . .
juices of (“olllleciicut and ltiioiie lupin?" ”I‘ll“ ”10“”!th foililuIl (fillllgmb‘yn
. _ .1; non winner o in or or rice
tinny-1 1:187 3 g . .
u WI” M’ 12.8.1111“) for ”1“ mm“ 1 commission wan made to the court: 01
year ended Juno at), 1111.1, according “ficcnmiou council, illlll nearly 1,1100 (:0.
‘ 1
your ago, $2,994,5995;, The items Oglhlorgllu G. liralnard and William 11.
_. week.
Court Cecile, No. 1013, l), of (X, will
hold ita regular meeting tomorrow cv-'
ill/liming Word Page
, Owing to an error in one of the advertisements in the
Thursday, July 10th,, issue of the missing word page, it
was necessary for us to throw out all answers for that
We will, however, give one extra insertion of the
page, thereby affording the competitors the opportunity to
complete the twelve answers.
The error occurred in the
”0,10,,“me mm a comparison of that“ \Vpltlilg are, members or the vice
two years, are printed below: E(.‘Olllllllttislou, and with its other moul-
1912 1913 bei‘s ilioy aigllcd the report. The “3'
List corpora ' .port; which uses pretty will“ 11““
tlolis. etc.)
$932,705.92 $1,033,435.51 §gultgc in its details of vice conditions
”(381‘ 17,403,015,” 1,487,898.75 l in Hartford, points out that many" of
Spirits 1115,1314.“ 163.848.281110 unlawful practices are known to
Cigars and Gig. lilie police, and there are ovldeucus in
ractica 251173113159 285.609.40’1110 printed pages that one or two of
Tobacco 1 5111.79 9,901.371119 police force are not above ro-
Sheclni intros 183,087.27 166,595.11,D1‘0Mh- though the vice commission
0100. llncolored
Oleo. colored
Playing cards
25,911.16
269.38
235025.111: general terms hands a compliment
102,50 to the efficiency and honesty of Hart-
205.7di’01'd police, and furthermore points
w—‘out that it is harder for the police to
$2,991,899.52 1i,22ir.1tll.19 ] get convicting evidcncn of persons and
The following table gives the itcms’placcs than it is for individuals to get
‘ , enln‘g. advertisement of M. L. Rosen, a word being inadvertently
Cockcuoc 'I‘l'ille, No, :12, l. 0. u. 31.. omitted.
will hold its regular meeting Friday
evening.
~ __ W...“- “a. n" “ Want... WMMI’V.
Court, an'ruk, No, 58, 1“. 01‘ A., will;
hold its regular meeting tomorrow
evening.
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1
Kalyaoaa Encampment, .\'o. 9, 1, 0.f
0. R, will hold its regular meeting?
tomorrow evening. Don‘t miss the opportunity.
SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION
Reduced Rates.
11.11 this ago of modern dentistry.
wonders are Wol‘kt‘d with old teeth.
"Free Stenotype Lessons
Given Any Afternoon, 1:30 to 4:00, at
Merrill Business College
8 A. M. To 12 M.
Books Free.
' in Willi'll there were gains in receipts, ‘ it.
with the amounts of the gains: The vice COlllllllSSlon. however,
Lists $452,729.89 through the agencies of female deter.
Beer 34251153 tires and male ilichtlgators. gathered
Cigars and cigarettes
Oleo. llhcolorod
0100. colored
121,2 5.713ln the city. in restaurants, cafes, sa—
2,587.3S'loons. hotels and rooming houses, and
1025103017 soliciting on the streets, in the the-
.— ' hires. railroad station, parks and other
$237,960,015 , places. This evidence now is evident-
'l‘llo items in which there were loss‘ily ill possession of at least 1w0 mem-
es in iht,‘ receipts, with the amounts bers of the police commission.
. 321,590.12;
75;:1311512,
REPORT ,op VICE IN HARTFORD
;.. Ilia TALK or
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“Doors open at 9 a.
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at 01109.
MINTZS
~, Jubilee Sale
BEGINS
‘ This Saturday
receive one of our Large Circulars.
' Extra Salespeople Wanted—~— Apply
THE TOWN '
\
m. Be sure you
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EAGLES' CONVENTION.
A Lively Contest Expected For the:
Presidency.
BRIDGEPORT_ July 23.—~The states
[convention of the Fraternal Order of
gliagleg opcucd , here this morning,
:‘A lively contest for the state presldon. 1
'cy is on with Francis '1‘. Wade of New 1
lilavcn, state vice-president. and John;
-11. Spittlcr of Bridgeport as the lead-f
,ing candidates. The convention mayy
. w, STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER. , _ ‘ .. ( . . Elaat' sevural days, as the rules of the‘
Read Dr, Mallory s adv. 0f the “”5” folio“. ! I“ order to test formally the qiies- ,order are to be revised. Last night;
_.....,. ._.._... fl Spirits 31.765.813‘11011 as to the mallablliiy of the r9110” ' '1 ball and cabaret show cutcrtailicdi
TIN) reglllilr meeting or bud) Wusli- w M .._O...--.__.. *‘ “I ”w -M “- . TOIICCCO 1,43612191 the Hartford vice connniss‘lou' M, ‘ ‘ A ‘
ingtou lodge; No. 21. Shepherds of
Bethlehem, will be held tomorrow cv-
eniug. 90 Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 410.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way, of
Bridgeport. have been visiting (‘ouucil-
man and Mrs, George Way, of Taylor
avenue.
Charles hlcirlalc has returned to ills
home in Brooklyn, after a visit with
Andrew Davey.
TEAS and
COFFEES
22 lbs Granulated Su :7 r in
19 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
PHONE 388.
'l
.00
_ . . 80 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. BEST COFFEE .......
Mr. and Mrs Francis .1, Mchcoll, oi
Boldcu avenue 26 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 BOT. ATLAS VANILLA 25c
so STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. BEST TEA ............... 60:
The Misses Kathryn and Anustncla ‘
McHugh are expected home from a M "Wm...
ten days' vacation at Oaks
Massachusetts, today,
Bluffs.
Mrs. Albert Brady, of Beacon street,
has been entertaining Mrs. Richmond
and daughter. Mrs. Davis, and two
children, of Aolltnbilla, Ohio.
Willimdames has taken a position
with file Armour Beef Company. He
is one of 'tllt‘ assistant clloif engineers
of the Norwalh Fire Department.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert 1“. Adams. Mine.
88 Emma and (‘arrle Adams and Mrs.
112.0. lie‘geh iil‘o enjoying a vacation
at Atlantic City-,wstamford Advocate.
You need a parasol now. The low
prices this week 111 N. 112. Ryan‘s stock
will allow you to have a now and cli-
clusiva design for little money. See
adv.
E. W, Walker and family, who were '
burned out of their llouicluli’ant
street, Saturday night. have taken a- '
partiuants in the \i'cllnltz iiat iii illini~
liton avenue.
Our Silih‘l‘h" Ri‘liclillh Lodge, No. 135,
1.0. (l. 1“,, (‘lljln’l‘il a picnic to itoliipo
Bunch yi-atnrilay ul'iumoon and cvmr
ln-g. ‘lnlm‘liva wore lultlnl and enjoy»
(id in the owning. ”Milli“! and bathing
occupied the allornouu.
A mot-ibis: oi‘ the i-varulivn com»
mltlop or the slate board of agricul-
turo Wliu Ili‘IiI ill ”11} Capitol yesterday.
Plum; for the work of ihl» board were
dlaouauud. it wail dvcldl-d lo luuua a
new first of fauna for Halo and alao a
lint of “11‘ agricultural ruaourcoa of
the Male.
iiovcrnor Sllnvon lit. Baldwin yea
tul‘day apprmcd the hill of tho Nor-
wich iioupital for the insane for the
month of Juan, amounting lo Sf»,-
warn. tin aluo approved a roquiai-
lion by the allllltallt general. acting
as paymasior gauurnl, on the (turnp-
rollor for $12,001). for the exponent;
of the intent, mlcnlnpmellt of Nlantlc.
NOTICEI NOTICE”
If you are a unlimrlhar to The Sea-
tlnel llrlng or send ill title and get
three of the moist popular lrlagnidnou,l
Hoarat's, Fashionable Woman and
uction! Auction!
on the Premises. Saturday, July 26th
mm on SHINE
WM. H. GUTHRIE, NORWALK, CONN. ........... . ....... AUCTIONEER
Must he sold to settle the estate of the late showman, George. ll. Bun-
ncll, (long associated with i’. '1‘. Barnum). his 11110 old mansion on Boston
Slpocial taxes
Playing cards 3.133 gmisslon. deposited a copy ill the post-
ioiilce yesterday morning addressed to
324.698.09yhlarion E. Dodd, managing editor of
The year's gain was due to an in-,Vigilance, the monthly publication of
crease in corporation taxes and rei’e-itlievAlilel'ICRn Vigilance association.
min from the sale of beer. The special . l’ootulaster Hagarty holds the report
taxes show a loss. but this was due to,subject to advices from the assistant.
large collections received on the lastgattoruey general for the postomce do
day of the year and not deposited on :partment‘ to whom all questions mint.
til the following day. Thus they will his to the mailability of mail must be
not show until next yelr's reportlroferred, according to the regulations
The corporation were more promiptbot the depnttment,
in filing their returns than in previous
years. Thermwero but. fifty-two delin-
quents in 1912, compared with 4501 Flying sally in the stiff breeze two
the previous year. This year there‘hundred feet from the sea level, a
were only twenty-three delinquents, of large American flag attracted COHSld-
which number twenty were new cor-:erablo attention yesterday, at the sum-
porations. mlt of the easterly tower nearly com
The year‘s withdrawal of taxablelpleted by the Jobson~Gifford Company
articles from storage are shown «by-liar the New York, New Haven and
the following table: Hartford Railroad Company at the
STARS AND STRIPES LOFTV.
21,192.13 I'l‘oscan Bennett, 3 member of the (‘0111- I
the thousands of visitors. YonkersI
acrie last night Was awarded cups for
having the largest number in line and 1
for making the best appearance in the‘
big parade yesterday. The i’lttsfield‘
,norie took the prize for coming the
longest distance and the Winsted de-
gree team got a silver cup for the
best appearing degree team in line.
Other prizes went to the Bridgeport
acrle.
COLLECTING PERSONAL TAX.
1
and '
‘Three Arrests Made in Darlen, ,
11 300 Other: Delinquent.
3 Justice George Sharer of Dorian was
in Stamford yesterday. He said that.
he had arrested three Darlen men for ‘
failure to pay personal taxes, and that}
he expected to arrest others. Upwards;
of 300 have failed to pay the personal 4'
tax. and the only arrests thus far
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At the Head oi the
ECIGAR
Procession
Roger Ludlow
Twin City
Nugget
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS
11.1. llElllilLlls MFll.
MONROE STREET CLOSED.
Monroe street, South Norwalk, from
the depot easterly to South Main
street. is closed to the traveling public
at present. The street is being dug up
in advance of the paving operations
which are :to begin as 80011 as the ex-
cavating has been completed, Rail-
road avenue and State street are re-
celving the '11qu of traffic formerly:
supported 'by Monroe street.
AN UNLUCKY SEPTEMBER MAR-
RlAGE.
Alice Potts Norman, who took on
the last name on Sept. 30, 1903, has
brought suit for divorce against Leo-
nard
1912. 1913. ibridge over the Norwalk Harbor, The
Bear. barrcls, 1,103,646 1,437,897 ; flag raising was to celebrate the reach-
Splrlts. gallons. 1511,5139 118,953,1113' of the height to which the tower
()leo. llncul., ills. 111378.164 11,401,6161wha to go, and one [feature of the con-
. . [’01 nds if ~ 1 '- i , ' . . n '
Turnpike, midway between Norwnlk and lirldgeport, in town of “carport, I ( olroniargar no remoudlstrurtloll work is ”‘0 abacuu of an}
(Toxin.
WILL BE OFFERED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Property includes heautlful tract of land. 111 acres, 3 harua, garden-
or‘s collage, all 111 best possible condition, shade and fruit trees. ahmhhery,
0n main trolley line, quarter mile to
Sound. clone to station of New York and New Haven Railroad.
artesluu well water. electric lights.
positive.
JOSEPH G. liYA’l‘T, Town Clerk. Westport. Conn, Administrator.
Halo
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hitch liloaln.
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ame O
h & Bailey Co.
halt atom] before the public for many years as a synonym for
good lumber and fair deallnga. The new management assumes
this rasponuililiity with pride in the fact that we urn “ilu'l‘ll-
nillli‘ for this standard. and will continue to give to our cus~
lantern the name good treatment and follow along the same
We trust all our fi‘li‘niIB'-—(iu1~llOiiii‘il’is all. givte Lou
aaluu liberal ‘llliti‘Oll‘IlgB as of old and we assure them in re-
turn, the aama hearty appreciation and square dealing.
The Hatch 8L Bailey Company
IOUTH uonwaut. coon.
Stile
for export dili‘lllg the year are showudoss of life. usually accompanying such
below: ilofty work.
Colored o‘mlnargarine 1,163,917 | ”" “ "
Uncolorcd alumnmirarlno 45,427
Tahic sprinted below gives an op.
portuulty for comparing the increase
111 producihm of hour and spirits since
1880:
, itbls. «Beer. Gals. Spirits.
': 1880
121,993 79,013
I1890 293.460 227,392
I 1900 7:19.212 155,363
1810 1,311,365 143,769
1911 1,318,317 1411.734
1 1912 1,403,646 150.5139
‘ 1913 1,487,897 148,953
information concerning distillerlcs
and manni‘acinrcra is given as folv
4
Hows:
NEW PARCEL POBT RATES
AUGUST 15.
WW
New purer-l pout. rains which llnvc,ilve ccuia, and one cent for additional
consolidating the llrlii two when in
one, lilorcliuo the weight limit to 20
pollllilii, and reduce the rate to u 11
jnul Ili‘ml prrnuulgaiad by tho poutuiau. ', pound».
tor gi‘lit‘l‘ill, now mnitu it posnlhlo for
packages wailzliluli up to 20 pouuda to
be chipped anywhoro within a radius of
1100 miles of New Haven. at the low
and one cont for each additional pound.
The new rater; become effective on An-
glmt 15. It in believed that they will
take away nearly three-fourths of the
Illlfllilefla now handled by the express
companies. The preheat rates. which
are superuudod by the new order, are
as follows: Local rate (that is pack-
l‘ho Metropolitan, for three melanomas curried wit-hm a radius of 26
“ if you are not a subscriber sand or mlléfll. live cents for first poundsnd
bring 01.60 and The sentinel
maturities will be sent you for three
111an by mail. If you prefer to have‘
i nowaboy'delivsr your paper usual on
. 386 for magazines and pay the pay 12::
a week for Tim sentinel. Till! mag»
;_ aim can with on moment ml»
, mud nut interest 11nd, Mil prom
WYWWWY.
l
:tour to Niagara Falls, leaving Sutur-
and one cent for additional pounds up to,
11 pounds, the prihpht might llniitfltouru. For the New England Tourist.
“mm“ the first met which “0" ”V'immflbmz m tours. call on ticket. of all classes trialled during the your
are only 50 miles. the rate in five/cent. agent. at depot. or addreus the Rooms» in Connecticut and 2,259 in Rhoda 1,.
for flrfit yound and three cents for motion Tourist 00.. 191 Orange street. 1mm,
NIAGARA FALLS TOUR.
'I‘lio Recreation 'l‘ouriat (to, of New
rain or five cents for the first pound * Haven, have arrangud a very doalrnhlo
day. August 9th. Going route ill v
the picturesque Lohigh Valley Rall-
road. returning via the New York (Joni
tral.
tionai Hotel.
meals enroute included. Other too
are to White Mountains. Atlantic (ii
and Asbury Park Mondays, Block iii-
«Mild Saturdays; also, the Thousand law
lands. Montreal
dltlonnl pounds. The ascend was, of NW “flow
160 when. earns. a rats or six cents
for the first, and four cents for addi-
“a
m
f
11‘? .
Accommodations at the interim»
Parlor cur seats and
and Nova . Scotia
A good adv. pay» but in the best
donai pounds. Thus the new rates. paper. .
1101 ii 3
There were 4.664 special tax stamps
i . o a] l D .
. Conn. 11. l.
‘; iruln dinillleriua 2 l (SQ ,5 ' a cap“ CVO “non
,rruu (lIHilllm'It‘B 18 3‘ pg‘ ?’ as
(llaar lnaliui‘acturcrs 372 7‘1 411.. ' . g ’ .
Tobacco manufacturers 02 8-;Q.1 I) , The ripened kernels 0f pearly \
lmuf dcalarn 144 1'1 q(~ m . . . h I .
liciuil 11.11.10... in 10.11 ‘* a. white ludlan Com Wit lion succu—
l f! ’1
1 “WW-“0 1 2 Qt). Gui lent goodness, are cooked, then rolled
3 ‘Splrlia in vllonded Wurohouaes. ,5“ “fit . .. ' ,
run 45.923 gala. - - as: into thin, walcry bits, and toasted to
limp 1,8110 gain. ‘ v 3:. a olden brown
Fruit brandy 12.1102 gals. E.“ v, g“: g .
to The bullilluua of the Splvunis‘ ite- [‘1‘ C.‘ .
at covory Company of lllmbury in dons, Kg “g: Add a little cream and sugar—-
mgndnfliolwl is shown In tho follow- 3%. =5: perhaps some fresh bemeswand the
1912. 191:1. if}. 5"."- combiuation smacks wondrous good. .
lhuuiiumd alcohol in 0‘ gay: . ‘
“mm“ 7W“ 3”“ ‘ i' ’ ‘u, . Post Touches are untouched by -
lined by manufacturer» 'y g‘:' . h f
m, a. a. 245.417 399.897 ., “is“: human hand from start to firm 0
8°;gn“’f,.w,‘;““‘““"‘ d““"“., mm mm 2“} . (“‘35: the making, and come to you map
in Sold by 111.011.3111.. duui- g p.335: and sweetwready lo eat from (he
I l 1 5, r .r?, or " . ' I s
“3%,; 2mm 2 5’2 u 5 1' ‘ Riga-5g package. Wholesome, nourishing
Manufacturers 58 0' nggy «a Royal dish for hot days-and .
Wholesale dealers in Ԥ%g~# u da
rs completely denatured {Shaggy}! :, 8 113‘
W alcohol “ 29 31 afggglg.
Bonded dealers in now my. 1
ial denatured alco- "- , (
V
The nmmmtll paid during the year.
classified by abstract divisionsr are
”fallout“ , .
“It dammit ~
planned spirit... in:
lNorman,~ of Stamford. She
alleges intolerable cruelty ‘ dating
from Oct. 1, 1911. She wants a flea
area and the custody of her two
children, Viola May and Leonard.
made were William Dolan, Thomas
Moran and Richard lebltts. Justice
Sharer did not any when the other an
rents would be made. The three men
mentioned paid the personal tax and
tho costs, he said.
i A good adv. pays in the heel paper.
I From Corn
to Toasties
Post Toasties
3.1.1., am 5mm
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