Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 7, 1913 · page 10

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‘ in yeuberdays town

 
 

On the whole,

 
 

55% winners, because the city of
was won ovar for No years,
many of the towns the hell-
you; devolopod unusual

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a factor in several of the towns,
tally in Manchehtor, where l".
.iiohenthnl, the well lmOWn state
m1 committeeman of that party,

ted first selectmnn.1n Guili’ori

rohibltionlsts won seveial 11111101"

.1 add also won out in the selec-

.1 of W. 11‘. Wstrons to be judge or

ate to succeed Judge Post, who
rétlrcdby age.

 
 
 
 

 

l! and New Hartford

flhange‘d from license to nollcense:

mum Bristol and Plalnueld

Mord had a tie vote and the
will probably remain license.

,6 in Voluntown as ballots were not

iahéd it was impassible to take a

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

«he complexion of the towns of the.
to follows:

 
 

re license, and 16 nolicense. This
our 29 of these voted license,

i1 nodlcense, with Voluntown

 

T131

makes a total of 82 license towns
‘86 nodlcense; last year there
ya 81 licanso towns and 87 noll-
use; while in 1911 there were 75
use towns and 93 no- license.

a vote on license

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

Last year
Yes No Yes No
. 117 88 81 122
1811111 .......... 344 236 276 186
anaan 81 69 92 70
7 . License
. shire ....)2 194 102 didn’t vote
..... .105 146 107 166
“wall ....... . 122 99 92 111
1en......1.... 30 73 2 25'
‘ . . . .. 804 312 261 347
'ili‘grd 117 325 247 323
.. alority for license; stood license
31 63 33 76
...” .. 651 479 628 46a
. 58 49 64 43
..... 95 199 78 173
971 731 1102 862
... 210 182 185 198
.‘fl'Millord 523 316 (121 305'.
'_1Canaon .. 202 190 200 '197
31.11qu . 270 2011 230 1114
any .. ...... so 219 234 228
Afthbury .. ..... 147 90 135 98
, ‘ ‘ Stood
53331137113101. ..... 663 351 license
Darling ...... 127 109 134 118
Winchester 9118 000 090 001
w This year. Last year.
You No You No
gm!” .......... 02 , 28 «14 as
I‘Won . ........ 318 2751 299 374
tfiiila’neid ....... . 1109 117.0 301 340
‘Mnrd ...... 9in so: 374 1111
Nainntowriwhlo rote taken. N. liconnc
forum”... .004 1100
Coventry .. ...... 162 Hi? 136 119
fillinston ........ 209 101 166 139
your Canaan ..... .374 378 396 632
mulls ..... .277 261') ass 7s
‘ 67 92 No liconso
. 108 iii lilli iii.
. . 432, 289 346 217
. ..030 432 5.011 MB
. 897 700 MB 742
License liicpnuo
License 440 176
No liconuc No lil‘cmlo
‘ “wintry . .Nu ilconuc 266 381

mw~-- . .... W... m

‘ cHlGAGO women Racism.

,KWAGO, 0:1. 7.«~A bit; ronistiu-
flan of womon votcru when tho polls
oped next spring is the object. of u
evaporating committee or all tho
hub local
‘wiiloh was tormcd here today
Soffflg’ists moot at tho call of Miss
Jane Addams.
', The wonum will Work along nmrpnr

tibsn lions and tho prteoeni lutorcut in f,

Voting among wamon will be utilized.
“There is a grout responsibility on
till.” Miss Addums told the women.
"W. ore the first large city in tho
world in hnvo suffrage. it. has boon
out in t-lnn l1 rnnclsco and Denver,
fight! renult in Chicago will moan
, _ ,mors. A‘lurito registration or
omen‘nt the aldermnnic election will
. more to turn the anil-Suffrnginls

ii any other thing we can do."
is quickly as possible headquarters
i he established in every ward, and
is proposed to use the schools for

" purposé.

» Wanna-Ma»...-

‘ adv. can but in the but

 

~' Mario: 11 on main
; ,le

a!”
which which mush closed whom
61th most. mu myuyesrs 1

,n a remnrkahlecoutest by being:

and "

by towns fol- ,

lumrnzc orgnnlzutlonu.
Tho .

 

 

 

 

 

it?“

 

 
 

on. hi“ chino maniclwsl‘tic

 

ot‘is tobachoson‘a‘ndtho with“...

 

 

toiled by Four to Three

11... lyhim or the town elections
held yesterday Was the defeat of the
Mercado constitutional amendment
mising the pay of the General Anem-
bly manners from $300 to woo One
hundred and seven towns out of 168
save 15.645 you and 20, 688 no. Fair
hold county alone favored the plan
but the,» rest of tho stoic with rare ex»
captions was opposed to it. The Small
towns did not look upon it with much
favor, nor did roost of the larger
cities, yet Bridgeport and New London
f'ruorocl it, the latter by a good sized
lvoto and tho former by a very small

one. For thin, mutior it appeared that
only about ono oloctor in ion took the
trouble to who upon the propoaition.
llaltford was one of the Miles that
turnod it down hard as appears else

where.
l Tim returns by counting from 107

 

hfaior Rico. who has? so Mr two
terms. or four years; is 'us‘ain hood or
his' party ticket. 151111115 his Democratic
lopponant is John J. Limo. a widely
.k’nowh travelling saiommn, who hail
than much' municipal sipoiionco as a
member of the paving commission.
Tho'Repub'licuu city ticket is pram
tioolly the some do was nominated two
years agogdnd one which tho city
clerk and town clerk won, the Dom-
ocrats winn‘lng‘ on controller, ins col-
lector and treasurer Those three of
fico holders wore ronomiuutod by tho
! Democrats. The Progressives (illdol'l-t
ed Mayor Rico, the city and town
clerks, and the present Democratic
controller, tax collector and trousurci',
this combination ticket on ihcii [11111,
being set forth as one of “oi llcicni'y. "
Candidate lane charged thc Rt pui1_
ilicnn administration with cxiinvu-
gnnce nnd the reply was lhntihoro

 

 

 

 

had been no excavagdnce, but a wise 'out of 168 Towns show the following:
expenditure of money in a inIpidly .1... Y0” N"
veloping city. _ Hartford .............. «1194 5465
Both sides are claiming a victory Now linvon ........... '1380 'itl'l‘ii1
by majofitieg 07030 ‘0 it “10mm! NQW London ........... 1873 1625
Mayor R109 won last time by about 31' '1'1111:lltllll .............. 3761 1518
000, COIIBGI‘VQUVOS 111011110 U) llL‘llM' Middlouex .............. 89“ 1098
that the contest is a nip and tut-11 ,,,,,,1:.itrhllold ------------ 1350 “’20
with Mayor Rice as a proboblo \vinnor, 'W indhum ............. I182 657
and a divided ticket oilierwiso “3 ”m ’l‘ollund ............... (109 1030
cuss two years ago. 1, "... ——~
There are six questions on tho Vot‘l 151545 201538
11118 1118101111108. all proposed clmrtor" Merlden's Vote,
amendment under home rule two rc As :1 minor incldout, stutewisc, Mor-

. lilting to the teachers tonuio of who.» Mo 11 1.1111111: 111 out .1 luirly 3100.1 sized

mo 44 towns v0ting 29 last year bill one to take sopamte liquor liconso, voio which munitod in tho (intent of attention of all cl

pluu for .1 {111111111 21011 form (if
itmx-rmncut and Bristol
1111'1111 (If .1. dl 'ol'sion by

money from the police pension 111ml; tlI Io
another to pension school ungim or1 i‘nunicliml ,
and ianltors; another to (onsoiiduto<'1':1I1t0d nI

momma no license and Stafford tied the offices of city engineer and tho di 1': lini. 'r 11:) Human u mlo which in that backward but morbid :11: well.
'who are trying to .1id I'ih

city will stand fm two yours

in Now linvou the towns of Wol-
liugi‘ord :md Guiliord i‘urnlshcd sur-
prisos. in tho. formor town John A.
'hlzirtih, n (loumcr at who had been
town (”1:111 for 11 111111111111: (11‘ yours was
dotcrllrd 1., \l, ll, 11:111. 11 ropublicnn
in lin'lfoi'il 1111' («1113' probuln lIll'«"lii)l1
in 1110 ~.tntc u':1<lil'l<l. owl, doapilo. the
fall thh! 1111I town in ropuhllcnn n
pi'oliillilim1ist, Wallir S. ‘\\'l1t,rons was
ole-l'tod judo.- nf prolwlo for tho dis:
triot, dwindling tho donnu-i'nllc and tho.
lrcmiblicun onuililluirs.
. in tho town of lymouth the social-
ists tool: 1111' minor clinch 1mm tho

...... democrats und in Cromwell tho pro

Many ”(50918 MHUVC that H "l 5'13”" grcsslios did 111.; 111.11, the republicans
rious to the eyes to road on 11 truin, binning 111' , Mm.“ 111 W“, towns. 1"
but few seem to know “’ht' Th“ r"" \‘ouiown 11111111 witlhc ll lion] its no,-
80“ is the added strain on tho ““0“" Luswmml damn 1’1'1111 1.111, le-ropro
muscles of the eyes. The motion of hcntut'no “. c, ”hum” “fl“,IMme
the "at! 81181188 tho piipi‘l‘ 01‘ bunk Wan olt'ctod iii‘:1i sciociiiitill by 1510
constantly. thus continuully olulnglug plurality. in NH”, towns “mm,“
its position and its distance from tho voioi's look it build in tho election of
eyes, keeping the dolicato "NM!“ or school oilicol's. 111 Now anoi'd, where
the eyes in constant action to rcudiim twenty Mu, Wm“, “WU uuuliilcd
the focus. Extra work is thus throw '1 twouii- “Hue Wm,
on those tiny muscles, as tho changing
of focus sometimcs o hundrcd times a
,miuuis.

Another cause of oyootrain in road-

rector of public works a: in tho limnw
question. .A vigorous campaign by tho
no license advocates has boon made
but while a large vote on that sido is
'oxpocted. the proposition is 11.11'dly
likely to prevail. ’ll1c Loot-horn‘ 10111110
of office amendment 11:15 bccn contro-
vorsial. ’l‘hero is losscr inlorost in
the other fllnelitllllI'lil.».

All factors ontoriuu 111111 11w
puign led to a turning out of it his
vote. In the Tenth ward, which is. :1
‘Republican stronghold, sun 11111.1 \l’ci‘c
cost in the first 21 mlnuios.

WHY NOT READ ON A TRAIN."

('lllll

i

The told of tilt: towns upon the
amondmont follows;

Fairfiold County.

ing on trains in tho poor lighting; uu- Bridgeport """"""" K37 33"
uully encountered. Ofion 1100th tfl' Dorian """"""""" 0,“ .6i
to read their evening vapors on atruln :m‘ry """"""""" “:3 3:118
or street-car when tho daylight in [mi ,1“,de """"""" ' """ 308 32
ins and before the cur lights are turn» """""""" ‘

ed on. Even with tho ligbiu on, tho (iraonwich """"""" M 73
situation is not greutly improved 'l‘bo New Canaan ............ 1:17 72
cars are frequently crow do (1 and at up Nowwwn .......... . ..... 105 186
hangers sway back and forth bctwocn flooding """""""" 33 14
tho papor and the source of light Us mogodold ' ' " """""" I“ 41
unlly tho light in high up in tho contor t'ltainfoni . ............... 108 197
of the car coiling and is badly placed Htrnii'ord """ ‘ """"" 303 32
for reading, the light being too for Trumbull ..... ............ 1.1 68
’rom "19 paper and th “81“ ”"1311 hit- “(Eton ...... . . . ........ 37 ‘5
ins Meow mm 111 a 0,0,, (mm ,Mw Wilton ............... till 32

book or magazine. 3
Some trains now carry library cars,
which have the sourro of light bchlndl
and at one uldo of tho murder. 1
The boot and newest Pniimuus hovo‘ A musical program is losing nrrung
side lights for roodlug. ’l‘lm uuunl ruil- pally Mr, pen-y for 1111.. coming iI‘ri-
road cardightlng equipment. howovnr, day,
is untiquntod. Public. opinion will do -
much to renmdy titoso dofoctlvo 1112th An important. morning of tho mln~
lug mnthodn. illuminating unginliurll 1110 stuff was bold youlcrduy hi. iwolvo
con he nocurcd by rullrondu und oihcr o‘clock in room 211.
public carriers to dc'viou propor moth~
min of illumination, no tlmt no wrench in“, mummy loom moi in room 33
can bu offm‘oli for lnfpropcr “13111111: yoiitcrdny ul twolvo (1'1",111111 and Word
conditions. urltcd by nthlctiu dlroctoi 111111111 '1‘.
ltlpluy to ho morn regular in Miami
Gontlnul Want unvs. will introduco int: prnciico. liov II rodnritll A. (30lo-
ionic pnoplu to each other today who lulu) und Waller liouhl worn prnposod
ought to have, known ouch othnr yours nil ooachon uutl worn unanimously
ago, ( iloscn.

lilill thud-.1113

 

PLANTERB GET TWO
Manager Mchm of tho ‘1th 1.011 tlsm.

don Mom has closed it don! whcrohy l’l‘ho man or wmnnn who wants quick
Whiter Ahoam catcher and Julio lilzlp from buckolho and rhenmnilum.
Warner. second baseman become the will find It in Foley Kidney Wis The?
property of tho blow London orgnul- ”tit Ill) llllll'kly and with fillill good of-
nation Abeurn and w timer were (Ci that Wank. ”mail/o kidneys that
traded to tho. Nuwl London club by ‘1 “Ol- lif'ep the blood clean and free
Waterbury for liefiilolder inch llcll 0‘ impurities, are ion'od up and
and a moncy consideration not stated. ii rcngihencd to healthy vigorous 110
Dell finished the season of mill with ‘0" ”00d results follow thnir nso
Waterbury. Manager McDann has 111 month. For sale by all (linguists I‘

so secured a pitchor from the New l

thck Help to nackuchs and Rheuma-

York Americans whose name will not 'AIRFIELD AVENUE PATRIOTIC,

he sle 011110?th present. Fslrfleid avenue claims to ho tho
out patriotic street in the city. 1111

umtqhohuldor 11 symboumnu the aim“:

 

 

till itiliiillis

Constitutional Amendment is do ' . '

 

 
 

”good—“Hm Warrior". ior any Win the (1%" a

.slaudud, Ire madoof tough Maud wear-misting rubber.
my“ “ii-blah Warrior.” Inns smut

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RUBBER BOOTS

Mods oi the Best Gala at “I. Pan Robber—Mule of
km Strong Duck—Reinforced at Every Point.

All tho In: at doubt. any "Hub Mark Warrior" Rubber Boon
and you mu depend on than to any die but ufmvoniung

BOSTON RUBBER SHOE C0.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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W
TENNEWEE COAL OUTPUT VAL-
UED AT OVER SEVEN MlLLlON
DOLLAR8_

...—....

Production for 1912 Show: Healthy

GOOD TEETH A NECESSITY.

By Theoro Carter, i’ronident of the
Society of Good Cheer.

Children's crookod tooth should he

 

'moroso, Melancholy, dimmnod,

> Condition of the industry and In-
soriously considered in our every day crease over Uutput at Year
life. Wise, careful mothers are 1101. PNVIOUI.
waiting until temporary loctll disap- ACUVHY in C08! mining in Tennessee
pear and permanent ones come in, for was W0" maintained in 1912. accord-
the time to begin on cmoliod ieolh ing to figures of E. W. Parker. of the
is as soon as they show themselves United States Geological Survey. in
irrog‘ulur. fact, the production shows an increase
Crooked tooth m‘o uoingi (1 not the of some forty thousand tons in that
33.311. of p901)!“ who your ovcr 11111 The output for 1912
do good chccr work 1m now it is true “as 6.473 228 short tons, talued at
that irrogular rows' of protruding 37.379303.
tooth not only mulw tho yrmnustor The Coal Measures of the Appal-
l‘cuplo achian region cross the custom part
ldron, realize of Tennessee in a comparatively nor-
that you can not sympathy for 11 Club TOW belt. 50 to 70 miles wide. in a
foot quicker than for :1 111an (lt'im'm- northeast-southwest direction, The 10-
iiy~nnd yci crooked teeth are certain U11 M88 underlain by coal is about 4.-
to retard the growth, tho. effort, the 400 WWW miles and the greater part
rcvclopmeni. monthlly and physically. or the area contains one or more beds
of youth. Notice thc littlc girl with of workable thickness and quality.

 

A very pretty plaid in light and

'dark gray with satin stripes in dafi

blue. It. is an ideal model for house

 

hold tucks protruding, and you will All of the coals of Tennessee are bi-
see her niwuys in i‘ho back of tho luminous. generally high grade,_ and
grollp- after :1 limo n l1I'1 plumb-1 qr.» some or them make a good quality off
poor silo plays: 117; tum-11 ‘m 11111;)11 1 coke. Smithlng coal is produced in
furthcr 11nd furihcr Silt! pots :muri from ”W 9011mm?! mm of the fluid.
hor kind, and 111111 11111 111' 1.11 :Ind 110"!) The coal mines of Tennessee gave
so slowly In tin-tr dovolmunont. employment to 10.309 mon for an aver-
"Tlie (lull? to begin 0n iroolmd tooth fill-'9 of 334 days in 1912. the Mutable
is w-lun tho ion1pox';.1r.' 111w; 1111:: 11'w production by each man employod be»
regularity" said orthodontist Albert int: 628 tons for the your and 2.68 tons
I). lhoruluis 111 liurmlii. u": ' ( (:1 1.: win-1o for each working day.
Druilllnliln or loin-'1 3:111 111 ro 1 ion of About two thirds of the total coal
lou'or Jaw is shown w: rlr. c' .m bcgln production 01' Tennessee 15 91090le
its easily at tho '1 c it" ll1II,lqu1ro tho mined, according to Mr. Parkor and
poiuiuncnt 111th mo 11 is onc third is shot off the solid without
nlwnyi; host to wuri. 11:1. 111cm: cum. iu “£1"an bcen undercut or sheared.
curly lilo. \\'lic11 bub)". 110-111 11m 1912 the quantity of coal mined by
conic, jitt‘llllil ji.) ill‘l".1:ll:111111310110118". linnd WIS 2.708.650 abort tonfl. or
hold. Mothor until. 31 :. t 1 two, 4113 bar cent. of the total, and.1.205.-
ihcr wants you to Hwy :1ll tho noun» 8% ions, or 18.6 per cent, wore min-
bors or friouds polo: 1111'11' lliigt‘rii into (ill by thc use of machines. The quan-
llulry's 111011111. ’l‘l.o_\ 111'. 1.153111 prurh:
thou; .111 n liiuiit'l‘ o.‘ lll'i. illt'y uro 127,917 tons. or 32.9 per cent. of the
more precious than lwnl‘lu, uud mutu- total. Most of the coal used in the
era should 1:11:11 grout czil'w of {11"111 'nnmufactnre of coke in Tennossw is
(Sloan thom on-ry tiny 1111.0 a suit ‘u'nshmi boforo bolus coursed 11120 the
clothwsaiurnto it with inunclc 111 1d owns.
and clean oil lilo ammo. of tho tooth 'n1ndo into coho at the mines was 447
Emu Unit 111,) loud 11.1111'11 .. :11'11 1111.1"! “3 8310” 10% Which included 390.-
bctwcou the tooth “11:;1. not only is 094 tons of washed 003)
a proiciilon to tho child but mnhcu
mouth olcunulug just us lit‘Ct‘liniil'y no 7“"“9‘9300 during 1912 amounted to
taco clcunuilig,ul1d bolouios on curly loss than 1 per cont. 0! the total time
and flxod lmbit. made and in oonosqusnce was not of
Don't wait for tho boy to realize sufficient importance to inhuonco. tho
that ho must 111111111 lulu 1'11111 and cloun production. The fatalities in the coal
his tooth if he wants to spark. minus 01' Twnmeo in 1912. according
(.‘roolwd tooth. 111qu 1.1.1111. mouth toiho United States Bureau 01111111110.
and mo... dolormluu tooth, while not totaled 18 of which 11 occurmu am
truly the markofxu'x'imiuul yct ofton doritround, and of these, it were
loads to rrimo. ioumoltors who are caused by Mill of roof and coal There
Mono in a rumor \illu uhun cmhnnn W“! ’10 doubt! due to 61191011101119 of
lonumwliorln body 111 would from luck that or sun. The fatality record of
of nourishmoul duo 1.. lmplupor food 1012 was a notable improvement ovor
showing. am 1111on tnbnrmuuniorhld.191! whon 1155 moo out their ivou.
‘34 of than: by oxpoaionu.
A rnrufui lut'null,.'.ulil.1u ul filly cotton '
when at random from ponul lustitu
lions iilld unullzod nhnwu iltui. in over W
forty nor root, 111' mu (film!!! ‘ihu ihild WAfiiillNGTiW. 00'». 71~—'Md for tho
wnn follow or 111v mun." No Cum IIIII utriklns minor» in tho t’laluch Midi.
hideous 11111111» from dolormliy-~~grnd~ copper district, was uskod of organixco
unlly gutting Mont own: from tho labor throughout ihn country youlor
rollpwnmnmll 1110 mm“... or Waring day by tho exncullvo committon of tho
again“; socioly 11mm 111"”! [hum «Amotloan Federation of Labor ’lhn
Mill 11 of thin illiilliry could 1101111 111111111 utmost wnu mods in a circular let»
Molded. for it is almost comm. that tor want out to tho lindorntlou‘u com-
nnnrly nil (um-n or oronhml “will con Mllwioos With «inclorntlon that the
be mudo sunlight by m. orthodontist in ntriilo bud “tho liven. safety and mi
um nolghborhnod, tors of something like 110.000 man.
Thu 809191.? of ”and {‘hflfifli I‘GGOM‘ Wilma“ Mill Chudrfifi builnd up With iii!
moods norloun consldcrailon of month this." Earn local union is asked to
deformities. contribute nt least flvo c outs for each
........ ior its menthol-s and Central Labor 11n-
CHINEaE PARLIAMENT £1,55le" ions arc tirgcd to add on tho sirlko
maxim; , China, Oct ”Ir—(lenmm fund an liberally on possible The now
Ll Yuon along, i’i‘oriniorol Vicnq’mg. pool is sent out ovor the signature or
ldcnt of the (‘ lilncuc Republic. was to l’rosidunt (Jumpers.
ditr elected vionproaldcni for 11 form
0‘ “V6 years by Um unified 110115971 of CHAMBERLA'N ELECTED “H531-
the Chinese Parliament. roccivlnu 010 MINT.
voice out of the no cast 0.3, u", m; DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 7.-ii. .1.
Drosenmtives and senators. Chamberlain, of Montreal, was re-
- ,, . elected ornament of the Grand Trunk
sentinel W'Iuto 01-11.; mplom Runway system at the annual meet»
and moloysas together. chm the ing of stockholders in this city lies-
employer may lam of tits proficiency tsrdsy. officers and directors ware
and ”Mm of than whom an elected tor all the branches or tbs
snnld into. ‘ 1 our chanson om moo.

..iil‘illl

l1!‘ 1.

 

armumo MINERB WANT HELP.;

 

 
 

in
ftho Hartford Courant.
:do the sums and it will, no doubt,

tlty of coal shot off the solid was 21'-

ln 1912 the quantity of coal,

The tinia lost by labor troubles in,

idodlics ultogclhor.

wear. The collar is of tutti 2.2. 1,
broidored in delicate 11111.1. it
quires 4% yds of 14111 111:11o1h11 to

make the dress.
No, 5094. Sizes 32, 34, 311,

ill

1'...

3.0, in,

-
ov’

~12 and it bust measure.
tom, 13. cools.
Mistimllihxillnls

Welcome to i’roifl Tait, no unitmr
whether it is the low or the proiilu
that brings 111111 10 our 1'i:_..»—l:ic..'ton
(310110.

Wit 0 of pnii

c.9111 l'w'mrlui iicvicw l'rillorn Ain't.”

 

MlLLIONS NOT TAXED.

Vast Amwnt in Chases in Action E:-
capes obituatlon.
The laws of Connecticut underlain.-

to tax evidences of indobtedncsn, as
if these were tangible proport) s::.1y'
Othcr Fthtcs
ill‘
some time before intelllgonce and fun-
play correct this manifest. injlislll'c in
all but five or six states of tho. l'ntnn
ouch soonllod "property”is tnxod 1111
4101' tho general property laws :11 tho
rate which applies to ronl estate, The
constitutions of some stutos roqulm
the some mic of tax to be icviod on all
classes of property, which is oven now
true of Massachusotts. Connoctlcm for
years has recognized the difforonI'c
:and is one of tho ihroc or four st. iif‘fi
to maintain an advanced mothod of
taxing intangible property. it 11:13: (IluI'
sided it and permits a tax, at first of
two mills and now of four on such
chosen in action to be paid unnuully to
the state in lieu of all other taxation.

There are opinionn both wnyu us to
whuiher bonds, notes and the like are
fairly iambic. The drift of luglslu-
tion has boon to fax them hocnuso
thoy urn so cushy got at. and 1.1101 11111
promo court. has doclnrud that own
11011le intuition, howcmr, unlicsirulllo,
is not unconstitutional. it in nnmmv
log to one how tho taxing wnrlm out.
Thcra is no doubt that u largo nounmt
For tho you: 1912
thorn wou roulutcrod in tho nluio
irouaurnr'u 0mm, propurty in this chum
(for the four millu oxcmpiion tux)
$41,111.11. 141, and similar pronurty wuu
lintoti locally in tho difforoui. towns in
tho. ninth to tho nmount of 311.703.1215,
mulling 71 into] of such propurly on
which the that was mild {or 1912 of
Mbfidilditlll. 'l'honn who mivmrnio the
paymoul of 11 that upon chnuuro in an
lion of and our cool, Mill lim month
tion of tho some for :1 ions F‘srimi or
time, mono tho staiomout that, thorn in
probably over “00,000,1100 of bonds
and other chosen in notion hold by
residents of the towns in- tho stoic on
which annual taxes should no until.
Assuming that. this ostimulc in correct,
thorn in nbprorlmntcly tonaooumo of
such property which in ovoding ism»
tlon at tho prosenl time.

i A comparison of the records of the

treasurer‘s- cities with the nhstructs
of. the different towns, as {.1in in tho
bulletin recently lstiucd by the tax
commissioner, furnishes some very in-
teresting information, The residents of
forty~seven bonus in the stats resin.
term! on chosen in action at. the state
insurer’s once. in twenty towns in
the stats tbs mideuts listed no chosen
in scum, “whatever, with tho mow

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1113, including 11:21.1: :11 unit-rout null
iuonoy (m litind. in 1171 of tho 11350
'. 1.. 11:11»; 1}».1 ...-.44....“ lo
11'.!.I.l. i" tho :1vs1'~~'11:'~: ‘In ”Wilda
l'i'nlis \1111111'1'1'11

The rc'iilo 1'1 1.5 "it" ‘1 1‘“'..¢

town 01 Ul‘lttllwliil lisiul \1111'111' «1+
$1.551)?» 110 month. MM: and .i'u‘
iii-1011111 r1-1:~ll11;.l \lzifi '..lv ii" 131.»;-
ni'tr by such amount» 2.; on}; tho
plianw of 3117filul. 'l‘lio 1'1‘11'11 cl 11.11%
ion. cunlhming 41113115; 11.\ 1 “nicuts
some Vtiiy wuilihy pcopio, litin humid
to (lie imimlhi oi 52.1.1111: ulll‘). 127.115
with tho EL‘lm‘hhtll‘fi, 111111 .10 cluv -.':'1 in

action 01' any kind rogisiorcd'wuh the
stain trousuror. The town of Wood—
bz'idg'o, (Hit) of tho wcnithy suburbs of
how Huron, himws no lmiillr Whniuror,
011 1.3 usscsshieui list, and 11011:: of ill!
residents roglsici'od um' ciliihi'o in
action with tho static iri'nudrt'l'.

it is prohublo that a low similnr to
that advocated by Governor 11.11.1111.-
and favored by other promnlvnt root—
dcnts of tho stain for funny acorns.
which would permit the taxation for at
term of years of property of caution of
occasional, which bod not previously
mid tho tax as ranuircd by tho stat.»
nto, would result in bringing out, a
large aniouni at this property which in
not now taxed. 11 consldoranic portion
of the tool paid to tho niolo lJ‘oliuiii‘O"
is now paid by trustcoo and otocutor‘o
and does not appear to roprouunt to
iron will mirroring of a hoalthy iotilvmn.
01. it the present. storms in to rnmum
in force it dons not «com fulr to hum
it apply lorizcly to widows, orphans
and trust rhinitis, and to ho orndnrl by
n 111ch
nropsrly who urn ahunduntly nnln to
pay 111;» sumo.

in tho list of church of notion rarity
torod with tho shun it‘nunnror 11m!
ouch proporty. including monor on
bond null mono}; ul inturt-ul, llniorl will!
the uuunsuors, llonhury is ormilmo
with $115,001) rcglnlcrnd with sstnio
ironsurur and 303,300 llalsd lm'nlly.
ilcihol in croditud with $211.01“ rosin
torrid with tho ulnln trnnunrnr not!
34.11.12 ilnisd locally. Now lillfmd who
31120.7“) roglslorcd with tho claim
treasurer and $4.378 lislcn lltcaili‘.

Homovacplog Women blood Health
and strength,

 

The work of a homokorolng s'nmzm
mfliiefl a constant coil in hot strunsth

and vitality. and sicknoss Iotuorl
through our kidneys and bladder often-
or than she know Foley Kidney,
Pills will invigorate and rectum her,
and weak back, netwousness, aching
loints and irregular bladder action will
all disappear when Foley Kidney Pill!
are used. For sale by all drowns.“

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