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Samuel C Ireland of Bates Courwts
'.s [Dr toot-5 in New llaun.
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at ind: finite amounts. is very mislead-
ing- -and tends,to lax methods in ex
penditure and accounting Fees and
receipts should go to the general fund
of the state. 5nd appropriations o; a
definite and suilicient amount should
be'mfide. , ‘
.JL‘dmates should be made in each
instpnce by the commission or board-
having charge of expending the‘
l ,. .. amounts appropriated, and the law
‘Uty Treasurer “llfred Bodwell. from should be so amended as to require
E. K. Banks l a Hartford firm, recently, was loaned, this,
' at the rate of 4 1-4 per cent, instead ""1.- "fiwctiofls or chapters of the
“HACK‘."‘ “ATEL BLOCK. 0f 4 34 per C9111. The best rate Tl‘eas- law; requiring appropriations or an.
SOUTH NORVJALK- lll‘el‘ Bodwell Could receive locally W” {hog-{21:18 the various expenses are
5 per cent cited with the estimates, where such
laws could be found.
“An abstract from the treasurer’s
annual reports for ten years past,
Jshowing receipts from the various
Laces wine 11.112111
Underwear
In Gowns, Drawers, Chemises}
Princess ‘ Slips and Combination '
Rum and Drawers.
1 A new and com1=1ete sssort-‘
heat.
The Gillette Safety Raf”)! donated
by J, .l. Kohn we bowler making
the largesr average during this week,
’3 new on cihibi-lion at the Palace
Fool Parlor, Roodner Building, when
it will be presented.
The 335.000 borrowed for- the city by
J!
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DOLL SALE 1 Mrs. Rose r Middlebrook of Adams
latenue, upper Norwalk through her
attorney, John J. Cuneo, has brought
50 Dolls now """" "' ' ‘ 15c: suit against her husband, Edward P,
'_.,... , source'isi ' , '
, figs now 311wa recover $8110 damages on a note for. . b nserted ln ‘.hls book It ‘8
a now . . . . . . . ., . . 391:? $700 Math; 'cry wagons all" used a none of statistical information re-
1: Dolls “0“ """"" 4851 by Mr. 11.11.11.1110cik in his iorsghalsngar‘ii“ “meme“ finances and ‘5
.oo Dolls no .. ....... 69c1 . , ., .. , , , worthy of careful study.
= uublhkzb 11.1.. been attached.
,2; Dolls now ...... . . . . . .80c | A complete statement of the appro—
‘50 Dolls now ..... $1 49 Al'raham Fidel, of Bouton street? priutions of 191 with all additions
and t nst'er
arrested yestnl'day utternoon for ru 3' and “‘“h balames un
expended. and covered into the tress
assaulting his parents. Tile sixteen
‘ \- our old boy is charged with punching 1 “2:11?" also he found included in this
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One of the biggest items in the es-
=1imates for the next two years is
that of interest on state bonds and
lorllpoml‘y loans, which is set for the
,two years at $1,375,000. The esti-
‘ mate for this two years ago was only ,
1-3725,000, which forms a great argu—
‘mont in itself for economy. There
are now outstanding $3 0134 000 111
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i u" ea and 0119' half DE! Cent. bonds is
‘sued under the all of 1000 and $11-
(IR-11111111111 mm, 3311.1 mg“) l“““““‘0 in four per cents under the
W iact of _1911, as amended in 913. Un-
Vlil 11,; » (luv the 191?. amendment, $10,000,000
‘ EATHER FORECAST. «it'll-‘1'" 3'1. [hp «1111 of tho 1
F W ‘ 1 liscal Year. This is a regular occur-i can be lssuvd, or 32"““"“““ additional.
The General Assembly now in ses
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I :For Norwull. and vicinity: Cloud) 11141 for tho stute dopartluouts l're-
ind much colder tonight; Wednesday. quontly spend coxtsidorublyhuore lhun‘ 3‘0" will ”9 usktd ‘0 increase ““5
partly cloudy ”(Sh “i'ndfi. 11105“? . attunlly appropriated to 1111111 at ‘anlount or authorize an additional
'bouthwest. Weather conditions: The the start of ouch two years. 'b" uded deb‘ for a considerable
Muthérn disturbance has moved rapid— Estimates Two Years Ago, amount.
By northward during the last 24 lloul‘tii The estimates for the various de- it ‘5 8"D1’031‘d that "1‘8 ““10“!“ will
‘ find is now (mural over the eastern ynrtmomg: 9,: 11m (lilt‘llillg Um“: ch= he not loss 1111111 $5,000,000 or $6,000,-
portion of the Lake region. It has islature two years ago. are submitted 000-
conned heavy rains along the Atlantic hero tor the purpos. of comparison. The annual interest. charge on the
’coust from Florida to Maine Another] Synopgi, of 95111113195 of cxpendl- $3,064.00!) three and a hall’s is S107,=
disturbance which is control over lowu tul't‘s for two fiscal years ending Sep-‘ 240. and the annual interest on the
focusing unsettled weather with light tembcr 30, 1915: “8,000,000 fours is $320,000, making
allow in the Upper Mississippi Valley (loucrul Assembly ........ $250 1100' $427,210 11111111111 interest on the bonds
bud western portion of the Lake r9; Executive departments 193 2721 now out. The $2,000 000 more in
8101!. Th? ll‘lilllfl‘fltlfl'es are unusually Educational . 2,298, ‘600‘ bonds authorized will add 880 000 all-
Nah for Jammy along the Atlantic Military 521313 nually to this sum, while :3, 000 0011
S was
DONN“L1Y
l 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
11 l 1 11. 11' 1.
' arrested on various oceasious for sim-
1 ilar orient-cs. llis ruse was continued
“ until this afternoon at 2 o’clock.
__‘- ... _ 111118 has been
”--.—e. .. -k, ..
“mum-x .3 AETIJJIKL‘R’.
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411.451.: .
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coast It wat' it degrees warmer’th'ls Judicial (salaries and upon; in addition to this will have to .
mowing in In \1 liaven than it was ill courts) ,,,,,,,, ,, , .. 1,333,250 he issued within the next two yours
Atlanta, Ga. t‘ounticu for board or pris- 'und when issued .will increase the
-~.-—- ; oneru and. children in foregoing interest charges by $120,.
WEATHER A YEAR ,AGO homes . ................ 5411,1511 0011 per annum swapping the 3127.-
F'iODAY..ton1n1lsuions ollghway ' 1 ’40 and the $80 000 mid 11112 $12000"
Temperat'uc: Low, 31 high, Commission not in ‘,wc lune $827,240 for the annual tn-
' Rainy ' eluded) . ........... ..... 1,005,219: tclost charges that will be due inside
. . lllghwuy Commission and 101 two years for each year, it docs
_3 Detective Sergeant Thomas Hallw- highways ............ 2,104,0110‘1101 take a. mathematician to dnuhlo
find is u visitor in New York my to- State maumuong nnd chur- 'titiu amount for two‘yeurs. so that
flay on business. ltlos .................. .. 2,835,635‘Treusurcr Robertu' estimate seems
‘ ...—.....- interest 011 state bonds ‘ratber conservative and his state
o5(l110-'tttcrtt. in his last annual report that
and temporary loans .... 1.. ,
Hospital S_late printing and Capitol ="It is time to call a halt in all but
1‘ Christopher Fay, who undo: went on
‘Murutlon at. the Norwulk
“‘5 week, is 'gotting along nicely-1 and grounds ..... ....... 280.000" the most pressing expenditures,”
NYE. Fay and Child are (Nile “1 at Agriculture 464,430 seems to be fully borne out by the
“air home 1“ Union‘strcet. ' Sundry purposes ...... . .. 110,360‘ bonded debt and the interest charges
-- 111.111 the state has and will have to
107.700 assume.
’ There is 11 large increase in 16
$13,130,729’sy110psis furnished by the treasurer
in submitting the estimates to the‘ of estimates furnished by state instl- .
Assembly, this your. former State' tutions and charities. This is in part
Nelson W Benedict ““0 ‘S 10 b9 Treasurer Edward S. Roberts. who explained by the fact that two years
”“9 0: the Noruaik (“W13 Show“! prepared them, has the following 10 ago the tuberculosis commissions es-
V’“ at, the court 1‘0““ 1n 111.1lgepol't. say: .. l timntc was under the head of sundry
yesterday on business and ‘Nem‘d ‘1 submit, herewith the estimates ‘.commissions and this year is included
“9 congratulatmns 0f "‘5 fllcllds ““‘o for state expenses for the two fiscall 111 state institutions and charities.‘
PM?” "’9“- years ending September 30,1017 us‘ Apropos of the large upprofilutlons
*s ‘“ required by law. In addition to these‘ asked by the departments. attention
'Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. 0“ Hillside estimates should be included various has been called to the fact that in
Place. who “”15 operated 0“ for goiter, large sums for new public institutions,‘ 1907 the state's funds at the close of
“‘3‘ week, at the Norwalk “"Sp‘ml' projects and buildings that, will re! the fiscal your on Sept. 30 were $265,-
has returned "0 ‘1‘? home and ‘5 do quire appropriations. but. for \l'lllt'll‘ 470.36 in excess of the debt. September
jug nicely T‘“ (oerution was per 110 estimates have been submitted to 30, 1914, at the close of the last fiscal
lormed by D‘ 3”“ 1)umortier,=me. your, the state's debt was $10,901.-
“Euch General Assembly has hc111‘27200 in excess of the cash in hand,
usked for large appropriations 111 ad showing 11 net loss in seven years of
‘1 (1111011 to the computes and the custom 311.220.724.29. Governor Holcomb call-
will be fully maintained during the ed attention to this alarming change of
session of 1915. it seems reasonably the state's financial condition in hlsln-
certain that you will be asked to an- ‘ uuguml address.
thorize expenditures in excess of As to the large state debt, cvareas
' twenty million dolluls. ‘ uror Roberts in his annual report said:
“Two years since the estimates as “Three million, sixty-four thousand
published in the book of estimates dollars of the bonds now outstanding
amounted to $13,lfl0,739, ‘will be due in 934, and $8,000,090
, ~ . "State revenues ior thc fiscal ycut“ dollars will mature July l, 1036. Thus
1119, at 2 oclook this morning detect ended Scptcmhel 30 .1911 were less‘ it will be seen that in about 21 years
Dd a “fwd?“ burglar trying his 1thau ordinary expenses by 2,467; the entire amount must. be paid. A
[rout Window. The stranger mad61603. 71, ulmou two million and '.1 half state tax of half a mill per annum
:ifeilhlifiéggl‘ic‘zelfifieeleeZEZOIi‘itclgg 1de ficit. gwould probably raise this amount in
' ' » ‘ 1"For seven years past the deficiency that period, and as the treasurer is
’Another burglar scare was reported has amounted to $ll,2207i2.39, or authorized to purchase and cancel
to the authorities from the Muhuck— more than a million, six hundred stats bonds when he thinks it is for
bmo Hotel, “‘5‘ evening. A11 investi- thousand yearly, During these seven the state's interest to do so, it would
ration was made, but nothing unusual 8.90m to be best to enact a tax levy of
1 years fixed charges have grown at on.
[was d spovered. alarming rate. 1' that rate for the next 21 years, to be
“The estinmtos as published in 1906 ,psed,,excluslvely for the purchase or
amounted to $7,133,327 for the fiscal state bonds for cuncellutlon.
years ending September 30.1909. and‘ “In addition to this half-mill tax 1
were thought eXCGSSlVElY large "at r‘ecomend a tor of two mlllsdor the
schools mg your give that time. ‘needs'ot the state. This will be none
l'olley’s a trial. First "I call attention to the following too much."
. 1:3“ ylii‘tie‘mo‘x: 5"; statement made by my immediate pro-1 If his ideas were carried out it would
we 1.111 ,0 man ygn- A deceusor tn the treasury department mean that the present Legislature
gunnmtced com-no for and would say I heartily concur With would have to adopt a two land a, halt
, 12,5111) him: until tux per annum. Mr. Roberts be-
. flaffié‘n 1:31;:va INSURED- Severai of my predecessors in office lieVed that such a. courseis the only
'7 WW" “a have recommended that allupproprla- method by which the state could get
’ [lions he made for definite amounts back to alnormul financial position;
P0! LEY S Ionly, and I must here record my The largest ' l increase in the
Private DillCiflg SChOOI hearty concurrence in this very sane estimates are those for highway work
'Rouds, rivers. ferries and
i b—Notlce Junk orders intonded tor bridges ................
William Efflon should 11.: tolnphoucd
[10 Samuel ..lut‘te successor. Cull 409'
'1 Fort street. ,
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. Norwalk =b.11.l..1s are in receipt ot‘,l
in announcetm'... o. a meeting of the
representatives oi the state banks and
Irust companies, which will be held
lornorrow afternoon at 1 o‘clock in
’113 rooms (11‘ the Union Loaguo Club.
I New Haven. Organization of the
State [banks and trust companies will
lie considered.
Arthur G. Lovejoy, o‘.’ 213 East uve- -
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New Dancing Clause
Forming
If you lulled in other
turn a! the spine.
101.141“
' 1 and sound suggestion. The plan oi ‘wnloh show an increase at. $2, 454. 000
it IIONROE crass; , ,
appropriating curtain mow or ‘tea‘a 1 over that asked that your and tor state m
THE SOUTH NOKWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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F‘Howlan‘d’s
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He'e is a bit of interesting fact; especially interesting to the folks
~Enders.
If all the sales-checks made out Thursday were strechcd one beyond the other in it
an unbroken strip, they would reach from the store up Main street fat boy
MM—
Tucsdny, Jan. 19, 1915.
3 1-2 miles
of sales-checks.
cent’s and almost to‘the city line.
Qrthcy would make a white way, a ribbon of notable sort, from the store out
Stratford avenue to Hard’s Corner and from moment) to Strotiord Center.
Or they would stretch in the other direction out Fairlicld avenue. past the “Bur-
.,
roughs Homes, past Ash Creek and well into the town ‘of Fairfield.
Three and a half miles long, thev’d be.
Isn’t it impressive. '
Yet it is not half so worth- while as the Mill End values which made all these sales
checks result.
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It is the Mill End values that count
You do not care how much merchandise the ME.
merchandise is of sp'e
When the Mill End quantities and the Mill End prices and the Mill values are com-
Ab; then everybody' is interested.
End quantities are great. Mill End prices are small Mill E111} Values are large.
And so the Mill End Sale draws wise and economical shoppers; d awsthcm 111 big num- ‘
‘bined
Mil
i
cial value.
her and to their thorough satisfaCtion. =
Rainy hours of Monday have given us chance to get straightened out so we are better equipped than before for good Mill ‘ f4 '
End service. , ”‘37!
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The Howland Dry Goods Company
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MHoWland’s
ENTRANCE ON MAIN ST., FAIRFIELD AVE., CANNON ST.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.
who vote first- day Mill
{1:118:1th .ffers ——~ unless that ‘
and St. V1 -
thurltles and institutions. which shown
1111 increase of $1,760,094.
If the appropriation committee wants
to follow out the policy of economy
they will have to attack these esti-
mates ruthlessly. .
, Hearings Sturt Today.
Hearings on the deficiency appropri-
utions to tide the departments over
until the end of the fiscal year on
Sept. 30, will start this afternoon be
fore the appropriations committee.
There will be hearings on a number
of the departments this afternoon. Fur-
(her hearings will be held on Wednes—g
day afternoon. The estimated total of
the deficiencies this session . is
$743,865. .
I‘lS'l‘ l‘lLl .Itsil'l‘ LIN]: TO NEW
YORK.
l‘rclght bout haves .l’icr 27 Bust
"ih‘t‘l, \1 11 Mark (foot of Catherine
81.), otcry do) cxccpt Sunday, at 3
11.1.1.11roinht“loin-d at Norwulk‘ up
to 5 p. n1. 11nd at South Norwalk up
to 5:30 p. m.
G( over. I‘. l‘ootc. (“-011ch Agent.
Hill. ANNlNh J. s‘il'l‘ll TRANSPOR-
'l ATHN LINE, INC.
The New Science
)EFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the E
311159 or the disease and the an o! '
adjusting the some. Disease is cane
ed by a wrench, twist. or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
ater me in the dinerent organs and
limb!
Chiropractors remove the cause at
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the new on
mm In your body. Female 1 bloc
[lveu special attention: also curve
. You will never rc
net giving-the Chiropractor u 01111.net
to help you,
Hamlin treatment: given also
T. Francis. D. C.
I4 wit-1.1.1.11». It. lo. Norwalk, c9111;
arm from Puma School, on
,‘,_,lt ‘. 1’ J. x.”
n
Care tor
YOIIT Teeth
Do. not put. off until tomorrow 11
visit to the dentist which should he
made today. lalvcty one who [pros to
have pcrfett tooth should lune them
examined tuicc 11 ye..1r Do not wn. 't’
until there is pain.
COME TO “'19 NO“ FOR \ run It
FX. \MIN ATTON.
Hours: 9 A. )1. to 8 P. M.
Sundays by Appointment.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South MalnfSt. Sou‘h Norwal‘k
U [lave Trees To Trim
—LET US DO IT-
Beaupaiu 8. = Saunders
ARBORCI’III‘URISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
SMOKE
oasvruss' PERFECTION, a or
Humour—$2.25 BOX 0% so. ‘
, unveiling him Sentinel. .. "‘
1.1 ‘t ~.
YOUR EYES ARE WORTH
To YOU JUST WHAT
YOU SPEND 0N THEM!
llow muclt a year do you spend
on yours? The health 01’ your eyes
is just as important as any part of
your body—more so.
We retain OCUIJSTS (graduate
physicians), to examine eyes.
No charge for examination.
Glasses as low us $2.00.
THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTiClANS.
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eventngs. Est. 1807.
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The Right
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T be public demands 111.111
EFFRON opens the junk busi—
ness and will pay . CENT PERl
LB. FOR‘ RAGS.
Best price for rubber, tltctuls,
feather beds
Be. Slll'L 3 ROWAN ST. is on
the wagon. PHONE 441.
CW ......‘nn.-_,-- , A ,
Tires Vulcanized
Bring your vulcztnizing to, me
Best work and chf'aptzst price.
A full line of tires and tubes out
hand all the time. Work callet
for and delivered. ‘
Robert Gregory
, 7 Wall st:
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1The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Money Loaned
Articles of Valuef
Joseph Roscnfield, Prop.“ _,f' ..
40 WATER smear.
SOUTH NORWALK
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