Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 14, 1914 · page 12

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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PHILADELPHIA, m. Nov. 11.-

. creases in both suburban and through
psaenger rate, were announced by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
last night effective Dec. 15. Through
(area are placed on a basis of a 1-2
cents a mile on the maximum rate
making the tare from Philadelphia
to Chicago 819.10 lustful of 818. 22 an

at present. Proportbnste readjust-
' ments have been made to all western
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HARTFORD, Nov. 12,—State high-
way Commissioner Bennett. one 01' the
state's delegates to the 60011 ltoads
Congress now in session in Atlanta.
Ge... today presented his paper be-
fore that-body on “System in Reed
Management." He discussed the sub-
Ject from two viewpoints: “The Pro.
per and Economical Spending of a
Certain Amount of Money in the Way
Best Fitted to Serve the General Pub-
lis, so That It May Be Thoroughly
Informed as to How Its Money Has
Been Apportioned and What Results
Have Been Reached." '

Mr. Bennett said that on the til-ts
proposition .the first requisite in or-
ganizing a system or this kind is the
record or system of bookkeeping
which should show at all times the
Condition'of the account and keep
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Iavailable to all employers
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y. The origin of the tire
civil.
, "shortly before the flames
“covered, and he says there were
11110 was in the attic but
flaked, £1111 extensive repairs

y'allzrsnd ceiling will have to

The congregation celebrated

Itlie church from debt.

 

$1.11, BIIILOING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

—-—h
Would Exceed Eotlmate.
trusury, collections from

s, :

to be identical.

, auction (of the
. out today that

law.
the

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to the stamp duties.

from the department

 

 

RTFORD. No". 1.3 .—~An

Tor the year ending Sept

shows that the state

811,064,100.
rpm . which
re:
no insurance
steam railroads,
s. . 8623. 694:

Some of
income

8956.

 

no

41111: in the furnaces. Most of the damn

the

rt 01’ the building was water~

to
be

the

govellty’flfth anniversary of the church
3 the week (it October 25, and st of members .01 the department. A
”It tun. over 81,100 v.15 contributed modified civil service system is a goo’d

finch II Gonotruetlon Put Upon Law
by Johnson of Treasury—Collections

The new ruling will require pay-
Silent of the stamp tax on all trans-
one of building and loan associa-
Wins throguhout the United Statesnto whom an employc should be rc~I
. 3 said to affect more than 6000 pm ted and smung distinctly what his and taxation of the old City of Norw alk on Sept. 3,
solutions having nearly 3.,000 00 5'"
,bers. The opinion of the colic-I
" gdliter from the opinion of the
Q“ 10”.“ 0f Internal revenue and their intercourse with people.
sistant attorney general who employc should be instructed that never been collected.
rated the revenue tax law at
'The language in both the pres-
w and that of Spanish War:

10- 'that an effort will be made by W
associations to tight the present
was
.. .. trans-
mits to be taxed are in small
' ' is, involving a vast number of
”intents, all of which would be
' No

y McAdoo will seek a con-
of

GOES INTO DEBT AGAIN.
abs-
the rcport oi the stgtos fin—
30.
on by Treasurer E. S. Rol'lertn1
, ' . spent
" 1' “momma”: ‘than it received
first. period. The receipts wore
841117 the expenditures were
“2. The funded debt of the

the

wins
Military tax. 3178.963;
companies.

896;

’state tax.
in

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Washington St. South NorwalkI

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III‘SOIIVILLE IIIIIIIIGII
DAMAGED BY FIIIE

THOMPSONVILLE Conn, Nov. 13.10 spcnd.
“The First'Presbyterian Church, one WW" diri‘c'“ ‘0 ”'0 “u"e'm' ”f'
the largest frame structures in the
10"”: was damaged to the extent 0f -‘ gnnizution should be such that no
331000 by fire and water Yester- Iordcrs should be passed around 11 sub-
is not
The sexton was in the build-
were

.upplied in the organization 0! 11 high—
quy department Is the military sys-

 

for specific purposes. The system
should be simple and the information
\’i' ith such‘
I.1 system of accounting. 11- force of
Iemplmes should he organized in suchI I
:1 manner that the system of 110- I
counts may be followed and in such
11 way also that the general idea of;
spending the money ctonomically and
well may be firmly established

"The first idea which should be

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said Mr. Bennett “That Is. the
department should be sub-divided,

Isa that euch phrt might hme cer-‘I
Itnin duties with a delinite amount.

Each SllIl-(II\I8IOII should

item,"

ficcr and through this eupcliur of-Y
llccr to the military head. The or-

1

ordinate, but should rather go
through a subordinute‘. In other words .
the dcpul‘tmcnl should be imbued
with the spirit and uims of the mun
at the herd, for in this way such
men will work so far us is possible.
slang the some lines and the results
gained will be more neur'h uniform
and standard. .

'IAn et‘rdi‘t should be mude tq
Ibuild up patriotism in the department

The I035 is covered by insuniwhlch should work for the better-

Imcnt of the road system rather than
for the personal benefit 04' the em-
ploycs or of the political body which
is responsible for the appointment

Ithing, in that It makes the men more
sole of their position: than under a
politicnl system Such 11 civil serv-
Ilce should, however, provide for the
Iremoval of employee by the head 04’
Ithe department without applying to

MUST PAY WAR TAX lam outside body, such as a state

or munlglpsl civil service commis-
Islon. The whole idea of such a de-
partment and the organisation of the
force. should be to secure the right
Imen in the right 'places and keep

WASHIN’GNN, Nov. 14 .—Under a thorn them while they she good ser-
1; by Solicitor Johnson, of the “o“

the war
may be several million dollars in me and knowledge of a man: s abil-
.SOIS of the estimate made by Con- my can only be secured by the re-

"Thc measure of 11 man' s \ulue Is'
In the results he gains in actual scr-

icold of his achievements from day
to day.

“in the organization of a force, 0.
Ichnrt shouid be prepared showing the

Ironnec tion between employes, showing

ies shall be .

“In erecting "employee. to deal with‘
'thc public men should be sought who-
are tncbfui, intelligent and polite. in
An

at all times it Is necessarv for him
.0 be fair and reasonable and to
Ikccp his temper."

01k done. its nature nnd its cost.

(In the second pioposltloh Commie-
sinner Bennett said that a road- tic--
pm'tmcnt has the duty of presenting
its upmations to the public eye. not
only as results on the roads them-
Jelves. but in the success or failure
of the department as a financial pro-
position. Thin presentatiOn must be
made In t" . i’r rm of a periodical re-
port to some superior body or or-
flcer. A tcpori should be readable
and iuiei'cst‘ns‘ :: the layman. Tab-
ulsthns of records shOuld be as. sim-

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the detail.
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rile Wants to be There When They
Call The Roll.

With the approach of Legislature
'tlme. William Henry Hartison Taylor
better known as: "Souvenir," turns
his eyes papitol- -hlllward. _and
nounces himself as a candidate for
appointment as assistant superintend».
cut at the Capitol for the coming two
years. Former Assistant Superintend-
ent John L. Wilson of Sumeld is out
tor sin rnmendsnt.

“Souvenir" has been an. {Militant to
the. superintendent during several leg-
islative sessions and no one ever
found him without that ever present
smile which is his trudmmsrlt. It has
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Mr Bennett urged the need of n"
"m? held by loan 8("tsucmuimIsuxtem of accounting through which
It is prob-Iemploycs might know the amount of

ple 1m possihlck and give definitely

un-~

twa fires which broke out nimostiwere drilling in the m-
simultaneouslyun the north end enriv jthe course 0! a demonstrption of cats
yesterdaysmornlng. llwoth are regard-g isthenios. she slipped on the poncho?
{91 v, 7‘
burn at No. 50 Hopkins street. val—'1. breaking her hip and cousins anltroc-,
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(Continued from First. Page.)
Grand List. Amount to be Raised. Rate.
First District .......... .,87 263, 047. 00 838. 673. 00 5 1—2 mills.
.Second District ..... . 8,438,871.60 ‘ 22,441.03 2 8-10 mills.
Third District ...... 2,251,384.09 7,567.68 3 1-2 mills.
Fourtthstrict 17.958.302.60 76,419.00 4 1-2 mills.
' Fifth District........... 22.725.876.00 272,479.67 12 1-4 mills.
The taxpayers of the First District» districts is as follows:
will pay 22 L4 mills this year; those Diotrletl.
in the Second District. 19 11- 20 mills, First ........... . ........... 838, 703. 00 '
and the “people at the Third District,ISeoond 22,441. 03I
20 1.1 mills. IThird ............. . ....... . 7, 567. 611'
When the board went Into sessionflFourth ................ 76,419.00I
last evening, the members had only to Fifth ...... 352.295.78‘
give hearings on the First and Third2 Departments. I
Districts' budgets. those beins the Highway .................. 33911000:
only ones that had not been taken up. Fire ........ . ..... . 20 000. W ‘
The hearmss on both yew brief- Irouce 26. 2119 00';
City Engineer Sharron reported oufiEducationaL .............. H141 352. 65
the matter’of the Franklin street ex 'Administratlve . ......... .. '13 313 13
tension William H. Snlnen appeared Highway ............ 50,116.00
to advocate the laying of pavement; Charity ...... . .........
Ifrom the new bridge to the Van Zant Health . ............. 1750.00
street pavement. Town Clerk's .. ............ 3,164.00
Charles W. Bell presided over the Public Printing ----------
meeting in the absence of 'Mayor Bur. CII)’ lIalI ........... . . . . . . 1 4,100.00

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no". and Eugene S Lsflln succeeded
him in the chair when he was forced to
‘take the last our to Rowayton. After‘
the tax was figured the board adjourn-1

Less estimated income... 79,816.11

 

 

ed to the first Wednesday in Decent-‘1: TON“ --------------- 5"”47967
her, when final action will be taken. The budgets as accepted for the
The totals of the departments for the First and Third Districts are:
FIRST TAKING DISTRICT OI: THE CITY OF NORWALK.
, Expense Last Amount
Administrative Department. Year. Required.
Salary commissioners . ........ . ..... . ............. . 8300.00 -
Salary treasurer . ..... . . . .. . . . .. ..... . . . .. ....... .. .10000 8100.0"
Tax Collector's expense .............. . . . . ..... . . . .. 108.35 100.00
. Legal expenses ........... . ......... . . . . . ......... . 974.68 300.00
gRent. light and janitor ..... ...... ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301.08 310300
"Mi’gcellaneous .................... 264.43 500,011
Tetal Kdmlnlstrative ............. ,. ............ 82,048.54 51,310.00
Finance ‘Department.
ISinklug fund . .. ............... . ..... . . . . . . .. ...... $5,368.00 00.30.1111!
Ilnterest on bonded dcbt, ............. . . 15.05000 15.05000
interest on floating debt. . .................. . . . . . . .. 416.07 300.00
interest on current borrowings ....... .. ,. . . .. . . . . . . . 042.11 700.00
Fiscal sgents' commissions. . . . . . . . . ...... 32.57 35.00

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822,109.35 822.1l3.00

Total Finance.
Street Lighting Department.

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1Lightings: ............. ..... .................., 89,979.88 $7,800.00
Expense of contract. .. .............. .._.I,_.._V.... . . . .. 300.00
Total Lighting ...... .. ......... , ...... . 89. 979. 83 88.000130
Library...... ........... . ........ .88, 229.45 83,850.01)
Parks ................. . ............. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 839.33 1.000.00
Total All Departments ...... . . . . .. .............. 838,206.50 331.273.1111
Revenue. . ‘
Libraryflucs........l .......... ........ 5100.00
ICorroration tax ............ . ..... 500.00
Uncollected taxes~levy 1913. ........ . ....... . ...... 41900.0“
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I Total Revenue .. ............. .. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34.60090
INet amount required (or current expenses. . . . . . . . 731.6731)“
In addition to the above there is required at this time
' the‘amount of ...... 87,000.00
' This amount was allowed by the Board of Estimate
I 1913, for paving Wall street 'and street sprinkling. and
a tax of one mill was laid to cover it. The consolida-
ition made it necessary for the board of the new city
Ito relay the tax and it was reisid Ian. 4. 1914, but has
Total Amount to be Raised by Taxation. . . . . . . 338.6734)" .
Amount Allowed .1 ........... . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . 838,673.00
BUDGET OF THIRD TAXING DISTRICT; I
Administrative Department. -. '
, Triangle Park construction and maintenance . . . . ......... 81. 000. 00
IDistrict meétlng reports. advertising. etc... ......... . . . . . 150 .00
-Clerk‘s salary telephones. .. ........ . ................... 77.00
Stationery and sundries ............. .. ..... . ....... 100.00
Bond of District Treasurer ........... ................ 8.75 ..
Legal services ........................ . ....... . ......... 300.00
‘ $1,635.75
IStreet Lighting ..... .......... ......... . 1,555.00
interest—Sewer Bonds ..... ... ...... . 575.45
Interest Fire Department -. . . . ...... .. . . . . . . .. . .. ...... 397.50
87,567.68

Total ,,
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01' n session .withOut'Ihim is almost “OR“‘MN-
like looking forward tothe removal “”7“

of an old-landmark. But whether he
gets the place or not.’ his many Gris Compenmuimt

friends can depend on' one thing—the That a school teacher is e Workman
tellow who is' all the tune ‘fkeeplng lender the compensation set has been
your memory green" will” be aroundI Ideclded by Fr'ederc'k M; Williams,
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TWATERBURIY, Nov. lit-ADamngeI

him In

rd as suspicious. In the that fire. 11. ‘floor of the .‘gymnnslum' and

mad 'st 11.500.011.11“ by Attorney annular fracture.“
Susan O'Neil was completely deep John 1:11 Light. in defendin";

 

 

amtments. (or the,most part 111' _-

$352,295.78:

I salary of $1!-

ACHER IS

Miss Skinhcr oi‘ School [or Imbcdles

Icompeneation commissioner for the
with: District‘ ln the case or Em‘ma‘
INCI' 3111111111 BUSY TN’ \V. iTEBa i'R‘ Skinner against the Connecticut

‘ ' ‘ ' ‘.School fer imbeciles at Lakevule. '
on March 11. Miss Skinner this in.
.estimuted at $3. 000 was caused 'by charge or a squad of her: pupils who

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school. held thul
‘applied only 111 "workmen" in. the,"
ordin.'u') sense In which the mud is
taken (‘ommissiunct “illiums did not

muln part of tin ml the words "cm- ’
plowr“ 11nd culpluwc' ' :nc uscd uud
.1ddcd that a commissioner, in initl- :

1'500‘ 00 plotting the tut should be bound by I U

the language of thv burly mt the not
Irniher than I11 lllt litlc‘ “minnows:
compensation."
Miss Skinner. who is ”curly 60'
years old. rcceiwd from the state :1
:1 _\"e111 1.1111 hoard. ’l‘llc
delusion ill1ccls that the school pm"
Ilm 85 u Wet-.k bosinnls March 27.,
21914. and continuing during her to-
Ilul incapacity not in exceod‘ .‘1'.
w.ccks 'l‘ he ethoul must .1Im ussumc
'Ilt‘l' 110mm! 5 bills for the lhilh days.
immedlutch i'ullowiing the injury.

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S" 13"“ )(‘Ith' I‘ XIIICI'WCATI'TD.

'l‘hc lust Slmmrm'k lump of Slum-
‘i’nl'd lhnl plays the Tigers Sunday“
huwh‘i horn dcroalctl this l‘l'ur. .
I The munuycr of the Shamrocks
knowing that the Tigers are u heavier I
leum than his Inn‘s. hurl IllItI his team ,
null for pructim- every night.

 

The tint-rs nn' lcm'ing no stone un- , "

:Iill‘llt‘lI that will help to makc them
Illnhcuiuhlc.

1 ’l‘hc Tigers will huvc
.up this Sumluy.

:I new Iilw-I
rhunlus pinyin: lcit
Ihulf buck. (‘11scy llclmcssy left cud,
Edu'ul'd Moriarty conit-r, Guslafsun-
lnlm: unublc In plan no llt‘l'llllll of
wrenching his knee in last Sunday“ sI
Ignmc. and Lynch is out of icon. The .
manager of the Tigers. has teamed
order for the team 10 Ilt‘ around slin- .

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H. Krieger 8. Co.

50 Sample Dresses 011- Sale '
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY»

Regdlar prices on these Dresses
‘ will‘be $6.98

These dresses are worth
$1200 to $15.00

Conic m and get i1tted---These dresses
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SOUTHPORT, Nov H.——Tl1e butler
in the employ of .‘ilcrwln E. Lyle. the:

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Senitary Markets.

39 Main St. 0 F Sc 1 “ ‘ 32 Washington st.
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manufacturer. of Bridgeport, “lioseI
home was robbed of property \aluedI

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at $900 Bud 850 in cash. was taken un-'
der custody at5 o'clock Thursday eve.
nlng by Deputy Sherlfi H: R. Elwood,I
for investigation of his knowledge corn;
cerning the identity of thieves. He was
taken by the deputy to police head-I
quarters in Bridgeport, where he was'
held pending developments on
case. The butler Is a mulatto ‘ and]
give‘s 'EdwerduDswson as hismame. He!
has been in the Lyle household tori
the last two years, and '~ hasheénI
Ltrusted epllclty in every matter. ‘
Contradicte Statement.

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land had deposited a sum of money in
[the bank. When asked by..\lrs. Lyle
as to the source of the cash 'he'is

alleged to have replied that he had ‘

found" the money. Then, it is alleged,
he went to one of the shoemakers or
town, gave him a 85 bill to say that
he (the shoemaker). ,had

:money on the street.

I , Tells Two Starla.
‘ The shoemaker, after" telling Mrs.

ILyle he had lost. the money, return—

I‘ed. admitting that it we: 11“ trumped

up story. After contradicting his '.—’
own statement, the butler was taken ,

Iby the town oilicer to the' police stotion
in; Bridgeport, where. mien visited by‘

Mr. Lyle. his former employer. Thurs- ,-

Id'ay evening. he ramssd to“ tell where
be procured the money. ~‘
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11.- great deal oi publicity. 'lnI-
Southport and in Bridgeporch' qwltereI
the armor of the stolen property is in.
business. as manager of the 'Atnerh
can Gre'phophone Company; The
police authorities at the city have
been called into the case by the local.
authorities. to assist in 11111111116111.
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Lately. however, h9-h&s seemed to .
be spending money rather lavishly *

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pected' of having a part is obtaining 'to erect .3 5.11m bungalow for Mrs.

son. 3150

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The Secret of a Good Figure ‘1

often lies in the hrssslere. Hundreds of thousands of women
wear the Bien-Jolle Brassicrel‘ or the reason that they would
it as 11.1ch as a corset- " supports the bust. 11nd back
and gives the re the youthful outline fashion decrees-

IE“ ’0 are the dainilest. most serviceable

garments imaxinuhle. Only the
best of materials are used—for In— .
“9' Dms stance, “We lohn‘.‘ ailexiblé ben-
".31 5,1113 vacatdumbl‘nw—nmiutuy
restless-
>- They come In all miles.

tttng laundering without removal.
and your local Dry Goods dealer,
III“ show them ganglion monegt. If htedocglot curgy 31133;
~ an easily to or you y wri in us. e
c booklet showing styles the: are in high fever.

BENJAMIN 8: JOHNES
V ' ‘" Newark, N- J»

7 5011.111... Morse. lag in the Michael Kelley house. 0.1 ‘
' ' V . '- Spring gun.

I The buildinglainlmstpecton today issued ' Edivard Bach to wire for electric-J
the following its from his since: is own residence on Lowe street
Wm“ Kertes to erect ‘ born for . 'F. M. Cdllen to wire barn for 11M.
Andrew Bakes. on Deerileld sm‘JWhite. on 7 Van Zant street. .

 

Cost to be 8:50,. ,
C. B. Kunes has received a permit HILL's GAMI’AIGN FOR
‘ H . CONGRESS COST $193.25
M. EF Webb can. 88,000. WASHINGTON; Nov; 13. ~Represen‘
WWW ‘0 er’ot “ ”8'5““? tstive-elect E. J. 'Hill has submitted a
shed. at 33 Center stmet. 008” “I” Ireport to_ the clerk. of the House oi:
Is‘m Majorca t° 9'9“: a oneond deres’entdtiima upon his campaign ex-
onehalf “0W 1’1““ on Boston street. penises. The tetal shown Was 8193. 25.

1 IThe report has been returned to Hill,
‘ R- 'L- Dell‘orest ”‘5 made “WWII“ .at his request so that he can correct
for I! 1111111111 '0 “a“? 3 ”MW! “W" n' misuse oi $1 In his expenditures in
0“ Quintsrd 3“”! (KW-'8» 302'“: an Item paid the “Norwelk Hour "

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Jones I: noon» to install Diumb' which was 8111 instead 61117. J