s, W it. use or“. list
thickens over the Connection time
flutes W). 'ihe nouns n1
denies 3. leases. of New apron. on
m Veil-er, et Foirdeid county.
Ihsve been presented to the Desert-
mi of Justice. 'llIe onsdidsey oz
Joules ll. (inborn. ct Hostmrd. hss
Ss- ln the department seine dun.
‘lepresentstlve many. oi Connecti-
cut. visited the deportment yesterday
I Isnd contorted with the oilloinls shout
‘- “Whip. bierhedeniedthst
Whetsmrsusiitoliiormnrshniorthnt
who tend rosewood moody.
_. .Ihoprenenlotlve Reilly is trying to
,sieik the best sees in: poetics-tor ‘st
, me. P. 8. Dunn. one of the
mediates hn' tint ofliee. is here in
- «modes with the nutter sud new
" flotily, The letter would not sdmit
'ilhhtlhmslshls aisles. [liens-
_ .seunnsdI the; Representative Kitchin.
fl. hicrlh Gumbo. Wm lender
‘ the next House. will sttend the
" W “come but" dinner st New
“linden. loom i. The other Cou-
.nectleut oonsremmen bsve slso been
invited. it is reported.
Connecticut w‘omen com to wo-
mu swings ore flooding the Con-
‘nsciicut Iieflhe'rs with petitions
«W the conetitutionsl nmendment
Inst vomso Sm Among the use
testers is Ire. Items 6. Bulkeleymi
Hortiord. win at the tensor scooter.
Thenclrsgeswlongossovsrhths
‘Iliouee until sites Christina. It Is ex—
pected now: thnt every Connecticut
congressmen will vote essinst nut
tinge then no they will vote sgninst
"the prohibition constitution: amena-
.iIiIent todny'. '
{lepreeentntlve Kennedy yesterday.
ensconced his opposition to prohibi-
nuen. Connecticut members think both
questions should be desit with by the
, We. like deluge oI prohibition poti-
'tions from Connecticut continues.
,~ The. Connecticut delesstion is si-
I_ dy, sterling honewsrd for CW-
, . Senstor Helicon lelt lest even-
ing. IReprosnststIve Kennedy drill
{maintaining Othern will follow
whim. Representative benovsn snubs
,'will 1&9.” “I Christmns morning.
There is rensou to believe that he will
by why of s Christan present. ills
s contest ss‘sinst his old opponent.
1B.*J.?Hlli. tor the letters sent in the
next Hesse.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were. issued Decem-
ber 15, 1914. List furnished from
oilice‘oi A. ll. Wooster. solicitor of
patents. Bridgeport. Conn:
' Luigi Cnppsbisneo.
wrench.
Gilbert W. Goodriiige. Bridseport.
electricians sonnet.
I: Monroe Guett. Hertiord,
' Ir‘rloor opener.
. ‘Cndwsiier W. Kelsey.
“ motor vehicle suspension.
Willism A. inrenI.‘ Hartford. type-
writing mochlla.
Joseph agile. I.Hsrtrord. msgnetlc
lampsuppcrt.
Chsrles W. Bpoueel. disrtiord uni:
versel joint.
is Otto L. Kenning. New Haven. wire
thin-eighteen; s‘nd cuttinsoi! Inn-
firidgeport.
electric
poet. I'rooI holder. _
I Nile it. some; mediate". typg
iv‘ritins Mine.
IJethmeilm
Hartford.
(WRIIIM)
—-—d——l
"tunings-Isthmus”
launder-snorkel“ eer-
mmummfiin the some
4
550M! send for mnnutaeturlns pur-
' .sssu fishes it only dialeult for local
nsseuors to ates-mine the tsir market
seine oi some. She encore of the
corporations in too many unsucc-
un-Iiling to give the intermnuon
nod the snesseu do not
the In Ms he nude out
ivotlyb the entities. If the
{N den-Ill were furnished on the
ts: iii. the inter-motion remove to
the permitted property which tho on-
season would thn We would he
udeuunte end by eddies the valuation
of the reel property the sues-ment-
wouid be opproximsteiy complete.
New Skills Needed.
"In order to secure uniformity it in
clear that some new statutory previ-
don should he rustle so tint the ini-
notion of the property can be deter.
mined by ensemnced persons. and
Duferrnhly by those who do their
work under the direction oi the slots
renter than the local communities.
The seeds of the state. m nre
reviving unusually. bring more (or-
oibly line over to the nitration of the
pet: pie the question so to whethegtlie
ststutol'y hula for the tsxstion ct
msnuuctuning end mebosstile prop-
erties Is fair to the state. considering
the corporate ndvnntnges which they
‘enioy it some method or en ennunl
fronchlse tux. n capitol stock corv-
erste execs. or income tax vrers sd-
ented. the state could materially in-
crease its normal receipts without my
hardship to individual corporations
or stockholders.
“It on income in: law were sdopted
it would seem to be possible to follow
the provisions o: the federal! low so I
to mole use of the some information
which is furnished to the iedersl au-
thorities. ‘
0!
Tunic- ileum
Pnrteithereportisdevotedios
ducussion of the propostlon tor
chasing the method of toxins the
5
3»
M
r
3%
I 1
earnings instend ct upon: thelrcn espi-
tnl stock plus their nestles indebted—
nu. the: won the recommendntion
o! the epoch! in! commission to the
inst legisisture sod the legislature
adopted the recommendation so it
stunted all the other public service
corponuons but retsinsd Abe old me-
thod of toxins mum He shows
thstlttbci 8~iperoent tnxupon
the gross enrol!“ wss in force in
1912 the stesm rsirosds would have
sold 81.250.111.85 while they paid.
under the present system. 81055. 121. .
91. For 18-12 they would have paid
811232. 555 2"! no union “157.5“. -
It. The electric reeds would not have
illid so much. however. In 1515 iii
pnid 2555.150.” snd under the st
earnings to: the mount Would luwe
n 8455. 575. '02. in 1912 they psi
3 .115." ”find under the no
earnings to: they would have pnid
"24,110.12. .
The not unis in the Intel to the
stnte is not. sullidently issue to st-
trsct the members of the legislature
who nre seeking to find oome method
of meeting s. possible difference or
88. 000. 000 between receipts and et-
penditures the next two yesrs.
[moose in chlih.
Msny Interesting figures touching
upon the continued- growth end no.
coronation of wealth In Connecticut
are contained In the report. Analysis
mode of “bins of figures give {em-
pbnsin to the trite saying that this is
"the lend of nteedy habits.” in 1518.
10. the more persons hsd tsnb‘le pro-
perty then two yenrs ego. the stnt‘c’s
grand list lncr‘ensed 8120 711.721.
and while the per units! vsiuntlon
of property rose 845.81 the per esp.
its increnee in tendon on the some
"reuse In populntlon for the two years
was 75. 5t! -
Compnrstive figures like an idea
of the state's growth. In in: the:
population who 1.205.055: the etohd's
rrrnnd lid. 81‘. 178.0511“); the per
senile nineties 8012.“: the totnl
tones as amused locally 817.112.335‘
not! the porenpitn load In: 81!. 20. y
. contoured with those figures for 1911:
Populntion.l.1I88,452 total Ivnlunilon,
451.051.855.515; .por enpits vslustlon.
8522.25: intsl local tolu.‘ 815,905,108
end the per units. local tax. 813. 32
Based upon the population figures.
Georse m Chopinvllie. tw;.en9~flhlt. were. mmu- Of the
remaining four-fifths 125,480 persons
owned tannin property inst your as
compared with 882.5“ in 1511.
One person in evbry tour was in
"GEM credited with wins n dwell;
inset-n m value of 883515.111
the. two yesi'o 28.050 dwellings were
added to the unable lists ,
‘ Illusion oi Dwellings.
The tshie on. dwellings follows:
mi. ”hummus merit. on. one
. . “range. 82.151; 1512- 125.212. Ivnlue
tsso. under. average um; ..Iin
£23.05; 1015. 120.555. vniue 5875.-
211.245. ovum 82.821. . _ .
induhtflslly the lacrosse in the
ma weslth hoe gone strand. The
“sures on mills beholden end distil-
‘lerlen followl ‘ -
me. 5.102. vnlue noun. 652:
‘918. 5.8km 880.7“.520; 1911,
5. 010 Mile 888.755. 514; 1215,4555.
Value 851.417.485. ..
In mercantile lines the figures also
arrow layer For stores the dgures=
stnezI I
Lieu. I 24:80.5. voles 5125.228.Gil.
I‘ JIM-1812». 18,165, Value
.. a nucmsi;
r‘siirondn o! the stnte upon their srcse .
bests leer-need only 8i. is. The lip
1815.7“. vslpe 8502 £55,558. vier'nse‘
. -_, lit ;”‘. ,‘
mmummmwm
Will!
1518 88,083,952. 3
fliers were u the islets innit.
burs: m.m.“v: m
142 public libraries with moon: of
81.855558. old 855 public phy-
grounds__ valued st 811. “1.1“.
PM W .
The tots! smount o tprooerty in the
state exempt from is till.-
503". or which New novel: hes a
iotsi of ”8.151.554 not w
505.515.959.-
W
. of [an In“
The statistics! tnblss in the report
show that the total value ot tumble
property returned in we Ion of
Norwsik in i880 was 85,592,182; to
1890. 82.210.555. on incresss «at df-I
teen per cent; in 1290. 818.885.521;
an methane of 122. 85 percent, in 1010
820, “8, 206; on increase oi 45.3; in
1911. 822,998,123. an increase or 15. 5
eom'pnred with 1210. .
The obstruct of taxable property
on the list 02.1918 was as follows: .
Dwellins Muses. hem. etc, 8.855;
value, 815388.108; sverISe, 85:312.
Number sores lend. 1,429; value.
51501.2“; overuse snide. 81".
Value of stores. 8!. Mi. 510-. over-
ele. 56,179.. number oi stores. 298.
Number or mills end mnnutsctor-
ies. 80; value. 81,029,000; average.
818.302.
810. N0; overuse. 832
Sheep. sooth. swine. poultry over
exemption. 5925. ’
Farmins and mechsnlcel
ture and libraries
88?, 705.
Wagons. automobiles and bicycles.
8195. no
Qusrries. fisheries and union. 8“.-
155. . -
Bonds. notes. mortgsges sud nth;-
choses in action, 821. 290.
Goods and meterisis oi merchants:
trsderv snd mnnulncturers. 8582. 350
luv-utmost: in stesmbosts. vessels
end commerce. "2. 815.
Money at interest in this state or
elsewhere not enempt. 81.080.
Money on bond. exceeding one
hundred dollars, 82,759.
All other property and
cent. nddillonsl. ”1051.021.
Total. value of tunable property as
returned by the town. 822. 9931 3.1. .
Percentage morons over previous
year. “.55.
Additions by stein boerd or squel-
instion. 88.000.005.
Final corrected .KNI‘IS list.
923.152.
Under the heading oi amounts re-
mind by the towns under the low
toxins sh'nres of stocks or bunks.
trust end lnsersnce . companies for
the years 1015. snd'iolt. it is stated
Norvutlli received in ms. 85.82152
end in lili .5. iii. 84.
Norwstk psid on: the list at 1915.
r the support. mnintenshce end on-
n so of the Connecticut Nutlonnl
Guard. and on the list or 1013. the
sum’ 0! 85. 575. 92.
The taxation o! banks. trust com-
panies. etc“ for the veer 1518. shows
the Control Netionsl Bonk ct Nor-
walk hes 8100.000‘cnpiinl stock paid
over-I exemption.
ten per
825.-
amt-undividedw profits. 828.552? divi-
dends peid six per cent: share vslue
tlxed by bosrd'ot equellsslion. 81051
tax. 81. 050. I
Fair-(isle County Notionsl Built.
capital stock paid in. 8200. 009; per
vsl'uo. share. 8150: shore value lined
by bond oi‘ equalization. 8188. ran]
some tastes deducted. is". 20': the
82,003.80
Notional Bankaol Norwelk. new
share. 5160; shrines and undivided
emote. 3120.453: divldendo 9.14.:le
per con-ta share vslue w by honrd
of equalization. 8t18; rhsl esthte
taxes dedigcted. 8702; m. ”.010.
City."
paid in.“
“profile. .8150. in: .{fdlvl
eight per cent: shire Ivnlue and
bond 5': mslisstlon. use; reel a.“
into three deducted. 5:85.22. in.
81: {8963.
South Norwsik Trust Contour.
capital stock paid in.I8I 850. ode; par
value each share.
undivided profits. ~55730WE div
dendspntdsisonnoest. herestne
taxes deducted. 8182 95.
den“ ‘ My
MISS BECKER REGIONS.
The meeting of the school coin-
snd outside of ordering the, most
of roseis'r bills. the resignstion oi
the kindersnrten amen; crash?
ed. lino Booker receirel s similar
position in South Norah (her
home) sod scented it. His! Ins
engaged to till :the vscnncy. mu
Hunter
wheel or New Yuri-city. She has
held .thg position; 0! mlotsnt his.
highly recommended by Supt. Slow-
worked. —.—New (longed Advertiser
.ISI'iiPS.
LONDON. use. 81.. rite
incense t6 the Evening Stu this
am
o: wssoes. autonomi- end mew
im. vens mains tits. in. "
ml. suits“: _
Ilsa senile nehsols m wins-Iris i
Mmmsfldiwwn ,-
Horses sod mules. number. 558:
vnlue. “HIS; average. 857. ~ .
lent collie. number. 526; Value. .
tools. I
iewelry. mission! instruments .turniv '
in: 8100 per vslue ench share. survin ‘
stock paid in. ““59“? par value-
.nthersimo-ttuivmhlsm 0!! out not
peel my Mini noggin-fl s on; Hilltsolisrgcsi'. 1mm
Mm:- our uses ”you
share.. 8259: surplus ”dullwufid. I}, :
850: surplus and '
mitteewvss held liondsy ‘evenins.
mu mile: Whom In:
igrschooi woe received“ sndncceptn
mcmmmsmmsumi
Devlsisssrsdusto Millennium.”
Ohio. em edhool end the JennyI‘
KW Training,
counties teseherinths castes.“
schootswordnndcomesmoet
sonnndotberswlthwbomshe nee“
consoles enema ewe “sous
mmm".'sc hssbusnethe e...
on! ~w%'wd
Isl W Expands-est.
What is CAST ORIA
mnehemmnmmmmos, rue-u
Corie... Mend Syrups. unpleasant.
collision _ .methu'lsnebtie
seem Ito lute , tumour-Worst- '
new... Swan»... ' ”
“slushy, M all Teething Troubles n3
WE? “32mm... 'eneep.‘ ’
«The‘children’sl’snn’cenr- We:
HIV! 1
mm CASTORIA Alum
micrometers
The Kind You Hm Aims
this amount eons-sue ‘iesw M meal" Walk
JIM”
vslusd st 8590.4“ went swsy with
idem-I. “on. son did ”Wed nod
“m m 80" means ihti tether we 5%... look-
'ins over the horses belonging to Mr.
iii Riff! 3
'1 It. ., , . .
1 Horse outshone.
Continued item It pen.
( 1 ) The menner in which the nlnrm
to the erect thet' Steinem menu"! siren was my mum The
wife to core tor three mu children other horse in the on». missing its
severe! years m m tor g um. lived mete. hoses to whine sud Mr. Zim-
wltb s women in New Keven. John mnrninn. I500 hows: the sounds.
Steinberg. in. who won III-court with 1went to the herd and discovered thst
his dither. who the sole support oi the. one of his horses had been stolen. He
family s‘nd "secordios to lir. Simpson llmmedlstely telephoned Ito Deputy
he wssnn exceptiouslly soodboy. The Shell! Willlnm 8. Donavon oi Shel-
Steinhorgs iound the struggle for ex- too. who stnrted out to scorch tor the
him to be s but} one. but they robbers. ills took severe! men with
were doing their t to set slang him. This was about2oclocxln the
when the tether rel ed to his inmily morning. and shout 4 o'clock Sheriih
during the letter suit or November. -,oopem srrented swung: meets
Install“ trying to Wooster: nsd son while they were passing through
business to his wits end children. Shelton with the horse'. The (other
however, he see s'everei tsih with said he owned the heme Ind chimed
his son. John. shd pointed out to the he won not related to the boy, but the
lslterihst on any we; to Ineke mon-
ey would be to steel n vnlcsble horse
end all it. ”lwere locked up in user-to in“! and
At lint the boy stesdiutly refused than the boy. once swsy frorn hi3
to commit the crime. but his (other isthemn made s clean breast of the
led him on with Islhs on how one! whole sdslr.
it won to'sishe min the. Jenner! Joesph We of Bram who
be described. Finsliy on December 1 is prosecuting attorney for the mini
the (other 'qu sou loll Norwnlk. hi-' oi lisntinston. releted the beta in
ted: upon stands; 8 horse. The son the cues to Judge Curtis and stated
protested end upon we; Bridge tint W; lived with s women
perti the menu """ is seep the m mks in New Heven end took
boy idiilrested in lilo wen. took “in isms.
5“ new he‘d M wiinusins. saucers end his son, otter "insist
the performs-N. is until tried to bronchi Into court were srrestel
”939 “‘0 “U m to commit “‘9 on bench wet-rents end the. elder
costs; The has still rein-ed sad the smear. informed the Court that he
went e iswyer to ferment
It seemed to been opinion of
eithessddthslhetbetwo theatlnliieyé
rose country end melted the that Young sielnbers would never
. : near the mile committed the crime but for his
Huntington sod Wills. The {sill}?- influence m We Actor
"hour ens lite end the Inner/toot. them cumim, in menu to the
son to the Women born and told, Court, said that the boy's worse on-
lIiIn- how to brash the lock on the my won his lather .. ,
Holiday Gifts!
Only One More Shopping Bay loll ; .
he The to Lose . ' 3;}:
In every department of the stere wiilhe found advarf
ied assortment of desirable articles, any one of \yhich \vill
make VII/SWIG. gifts
densest. vetoes sen meson. , A ‘I
'ztmnermsn. be selected the best one I‘
.. ,VVorldted Bed Room Slippers. pink and blue.
letter It the time sdmltted the theft h
nhd ”ruined nil responsibility. They.
interested 153310 “3° ,
_. I. I‘gstgplglzgl 1857‘ g 5
Out Of Town Delim- .
All mailsble packages sent free to any point in
United States or Canada. I.-
All hulkv packages shipped by height or express free
of tinge to points within New anland New York a.
New Jersey.
.ag‘.
k”"1701' goods purchased in the store
Sweaters, Wool Jackets
and Shawls
and other warm garments for women and children.
‘about
V my
age
house on chilly days. or to wear under outer costs on es-
IIieciaiiy cold day& Dainty scarves for eveiiiugypoddtd
silk things for the invalid. and min-Iv Comforts for‘rostdmir
sports. ‘ ‘ I I : ' I. '
many comfortable knitted garments to was:
,, g .. a
WWW " ' . ‘I
Camdigln Jacket: with sleeves. $2.09, $2.50
Eton Cardigans , ' h I A. $1.00
ancyWool Jam, black. ' Susi: .
blue, pink or lavender, 36-09
_Chindli11n Shawh, black or lavender border, I d
.. $155 to $2. 5o
Wm Wanted Shawls, square or long sec to $463
Systems, heather quiet-s, _ W 35-55
Sweaters, wool and cotton mixtures, $2.95
.. Vests, wool and cotton, '$i'.oo
Sketlng Capt, brushed wool. fancy colors. $1.05
For Wilson
Combination Swehter and Leggins. special $1.7;
. Skiing Cups of brushed wool, in colors, 25 end so eta.
. NW Sets in boxes. kimono. boudoir cap. and slip
Vpers,“pink or blue. 33-06 and 33-75
For the Babies
Wool Toboggan Caps. white, as and. so cts.
Wool Sweeters, 81.00 and :50
White Angora Bonnets with swansdown. '
Plain Angora Bonnets, $1.25 13180.50
Worsted Sacques, so cu. to $2 75
Bootees, - ./ a5 and so cte.
Wool Carriage Robes ' $2.25 to $5.00
Quilted Robes, warm!) padded "" . 86.00 and $7.56
75 C3.
Second F Innr
Dolls, special value ‘
i
A certain table in the Doll Section has a collection of
Dolls that have become slightly shopworn and missed
from being handled. , 3
These are half-price and less.
Jointed Dolls in extra fine grades. all full jointed
with moving eves and long lashes $1.00, $I. 25. $1. so and
$0.00.. Easement.
As Christmasiime- draws near and the shopping days
hoco’mc’ fewer. many articles that meet with appmval be
come reduced in price.
with
Attention is directed to the China Store. many
tables of .
rogue. and Auntrian dune mates, Cereal 'and Fluit
S‘sucag, Cups and Saucers, Chop and Salad Plates.
The finest m much reduced.
W hen you are “all
nerves" owe: "the
,. . drudgery in We:
. 7 . kitcben there. are only
, shout two things you»
can do, take ayacatien‘
or get a srs MFORD
. range. The letter je
' really the most lasting
“remedy. for its éeu; .
_ venimces lighten the
permanently. If
range; buy one new.
,Iyou hairen't a srnsrronn - '
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