“wmmkmwm
meommnw'olmm
_Wtbtthepercentsges
Wranmntotalr.mmel
" {or the dlle‘rent Moonshine
Phantom. urethane whieharefnr-
m by the more and others
and are notoflclol from the statute
m m o! the total to;
" on the list or 1913 is shown
, "the Wot towns, clues as
W In these towns where ope»
fi‘ collectors are employed for the
IIIe regular collector is also shown.
All» mm at medicated taxes is
ohm or o! horn 1. 1915.
There is included an abstract or the
1,4 cement lists or the towns.
V ,th thesrsnd total for the state,
m the percentage of increase oi
Went lists over those of the
minus year; the average value at
V oilings of barns, sheds and the like.
land. and of horses and cattle, the
fist! showing that the latter animals
“In exist. in the state Acknowledg-
Vehicles Up to July 17.
The liens: supplement to the
? _""Conn'eetlcut Enter Vehicle W
wean. o! the press recently.
on: who brings the registration
no to 28.891 to July 17. The publish-
tre‘ioglsters s year to every turner
of agotoryehielofmd charge. the
first number can: out in line In! the
sides these semiannual issues there
are four other issues. supplement“ in
their nature, which complete the set
and make the stole publication It!
copies per annum. ,
Tue “out supplement brings the
registration up to date, and includes
all the back numbers that it was im-
possible to bring into the autism
The publishers appeal to the auto
mobillsts to subscribe for these sup.-
plements. The charge is only 50
cents a year- which, of course, in-
cludes the two free numbers issued
under agreement with the state. The
reason for this subscription is plain
ly stated. For all who subscribe the
government as a magazine and thus
it will :go as secosmesass'matter,
making-a great saving in the cost of
Shaun Raine-hon of as)" Motor i
are agreed width the’stoto intuition.
secondwilloefieinOctober. Bo»
publication will be considered by the
1. STREETS! '
use: sleuth m W:
blow does it have! that tho nevu-
al ‘depsrtmonts of this great consult
heed ell) here use fill ru- Eli
prepriated tor their work. and silk
to carry them tin-soul the year. while
the street department have olroody
exhausted their money; . 1
The street commissioner is ' the
highest poid'omciol in the big city.
Can it be that when the (undo were
appropriated by the Board of Estimate
for his various requirements. that be
neglected to first make up the pro-
per appointments to cover mic 1:
months? '
WHO ll m2 m THC,
have left a ancient working balance
h Informal ShowiIQ oi the first
Autumn lots
Along about this time of year summer makes 1 ad
in I sly Ind stealthy way to depart There are days? til
come when it will be hot and one might think she 1s not
going yet-that she will tarry for .3 long time; but'
there are unmistakable hints at eve after sundowu,
and the country reedsides show hor preparations. She
is packing:r and one morning, alas! the is gone -
There are already signs of Autlumn’ s approach' 111 the
world of apaarel. It is especially noticeable in milllnerv
and a good many of the first hats are on exhibition It
is planned to have a preliminary 111 d informal showing
to give one an idea as’to styles Tl on, too, a good man‘v
women are already 111 search of new: hats A summer hat
with its glory of daintv flow ers amrl ribbons talus: on a
queer look of shabbiness about now, all of a ”sudden it
seems, and one must fix up for fall.
There are little feather—trimmeld turbans Ind veh'et
sailors with wide-flaring brims There are snug, élosel 'fitQ
ting tailored hats we $311 audauous tufts of coque plumes
1.. .p.sz.u.l- _, tuna ,
or liver
Thirty Years.
”l8 .{lllll
m anus continuum sup: om.
By the why. did the Board of Est’l-‘
or nodding pom poms There are ooqucttish“ mamie , ef:
fools. and there are the elegant conservative .ldshions
which women of .quiet taste insist upon. . ,
. ~Vis'1tors will find a baeutifully. furnished Millinorr-
Parlor with Mr. and Mrs. William E. l'lolligan 1 ready: 1‘0
“elmme them. Also the pleasant roterie of assistants
who has been connected 113th the lHalhgan Shop are here
to meet old and new friends .
For Monday and Tuesday. Everybody infitcd. ‘
Millinoryl Rooms second floor.
mt la, mode of the. cordial (Io-opera
$8 at the taxing omclals of the dif-
Wt towns and also for valuable
"motions relative to the execution
the present laws.
Some of the figures given astto the
mueetlomot the personal tax are 0!
Interest»? As tothe list @1913. Hort.-
i‘rwd‘iéu neonates sorrow not‘ an
1110111111111 Phones» in View of tho-
that .itlvimpossiblu 1.”? players:
to die-2:11.111: thus avoid payrgem, and "
dl’stribution. mate make any appropriation for per-
“ ‘5 said that the distribution 0f monent‘road Work on West street in
the first issue cost about, “~50" the :Second District? This important
This makes a Very large item for the maid tributary .jmo South Norwnlk
Dilbl'lsherfi ‘0 meet. It will probe (mm the West, was torn up and piled
my be some time ‘before the Statégtuu of crushed stone sand and other
Publishing Company makes anyming‘mmgs last, spring
(”it 0! this 3101'}; mid ”39‘5“" It was left in this Jumbled up can-
the state will all the while be sav- dltlon for "several" months, causing
ing something Illllle $900 I year. iconstant inconvenience to tromc, also
” ‘ Connecticut unnecessary expense to the city, and .
,. 'Of every lielliel’e. and alsollwas an open disgrace. Hundreds of "
the 111111 "All the owner and llls resin travelers semi-sly criticised this piece "
deuce and the make :51 car he has. or street work which had In appear- '
it is of the greatest convenience to once of a cyclone that had struck tho
automobilists’ and each issues makes center of the city and was left 1111- l
it more valuable. :toucbed the entire season. l
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mnollected in the town WHERE “D_RUMMER6" INZ: {cost several hundred 11011111111111 ‘thG‘
Gettin do 11 m... ' 3130811! or Estimate make an appropria-
g V PM: Penulatlom of 69 "way-V tion for 11, and new 11111111!
illnrttord ”alibi? is :2? gen Q1; fiifbmd by interstate Co lotion When the” street department Add;
ncolle. .
because New Raven's u flfilzlgi‘l to be Unreasonable and Is “I“ themselves without funds: the local
$133111 $111231: 03:: 2d Ndrl all? WI‘NWPBR uétzar- he in paper at this end or the grand'con-I
fl” Millard fit. $76 talcollectelfi Watcf- 1191335130 liter commiss n, . de‘ :201ldateddtitl'o' issued a manure edLV
1111i, Lani Anable tel collect; sarong? 1111‘s; oda kfit‘oofiding instituted L0" imk' with vulgafityt criticising
while Derby. on the other hand, cm- by fifteen associations of mnuptactur t e c ty 11111011113 from the M5!" 910:"!
looted the entire amount. Southhury. lug,‘wl1o’lesale 311d retail jewelers, to the Board of Eitlmatc, but out tt :
' V'VIlIlch has a voting registration of 31: again“ ”Kill-film}! railroads, (r'erntin ed to find any "0rd 0‘ fault “MI “10,
. odlcinl who- should be responsible for.
e 11. had $20.3 in wuncollected pa... in all ports of the country. up old the ;
gml taxes contention of traveling'snlesmln that the extstlng ”“de or the streets,
It appears, also. that the people in mm“! lemflltlons defining sample and street department funds \to are
_ flew .1 .ondou county did not respond baggage as that carried by commercial sadly learning “'h“ we were told that
:1. ‘1an lens “a dnotgj‘or- 1.9 or we dist consolidation would only produce to:
WW any Ifl‘u‘ked “mama“ m the 1; q 353. i creased taxes and poorer public ser- 4
will of the collector, for the amount ”will?!“ “9 VD{?3§9PRb19-'1§16 00m 5“ e 1
misslnon prescribed a new regulation c ‘
C. ROSS. STlIuET,
which does not prohibit occasio’llal salei :‘ . .
or'flree distribution of samples. Fm“ Dlfitflct- . ‘ 1 ,
All the rollronds 11ers ordered to, ‘ “ f
‘cense enforcing their present restt‘1c-2 The 391111361 4'3 in “30911“ 0“ fin 1111';
lions 01), Qctobcr 15 and, to substitute signed communication in relation to
this roguldtion: the Jesse Fox non support ones. The
taxes. howe‘é} for the loyal uncoi “Sample baggage consists of bag-V letter Will be minted if the writer cells J
it {acted on the list of 11113 wns’ 521.091. page for the commercial 21s dieting at this silica and signs it. i
Danbury's figure wals $3,200 slam ,trlslt‘ed t‘l‘om the peasant“ userbf the -.—..—...._._._..,._._..._. ‘ ;
Mlle.” 33’7”. While Nprwall; collqudlpussepgers,3nd is mstrictcd‘lto one; Porch furniture which looks soil 1
:‘Ato on.“ entire' tax“ the only town in «the alogues,V 1110th14 .1111 $211111) es of ed and shown Wear can be freshmen
nmtww to smite the recmd. Limhflem goods, wares or morclutudise, lll trunks by dustlng and washing with tepid
,. . ' or oilie suitable containers, tendered soapsuds, dried quickly in the 11m; .
"ohm ' made, pr 111111311112 best record _
’m welconwmogg p'etsoilal taxes. The by the passenger fol chucking as bug- but not "lit the hot sun. Then rub}. .
total uncolleclod in me state was Base to be transported on a pabsengel with crude kerosene br turpentine . . . .
1111111.,1‘01' use by 111111 in making sales 111 row linseed oil, mixed hall and: Y .. - _f_
$113,241; and the i'total unCollected I ll.
12 general property taxes-1‘1 u" 3mm on or othei disposition of the goods, to , .= .
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by the. inflation of the Kelsi) the pies-
once or names 11110 lire ‘e empt' or
5 “Who cannot be “located New Britain-
hofieysrashsd slsdld' uhgpllected and
oven the collector in Marlborough was
Ilnoble to round up one delinquent.
though this $2 was the only tax left
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Service is the keynote of present (Joy commercial effort-Abe
watchword of progi'esswthe first essential to 11 Banks success
”'V'P'artic'tllatlv is this true. of this Book whose unwav. eriug devo-
11011 to the interests of its. depOsthors is its best re1 ommendatiom—
its equipment is always in n'd1 once of its requirements.
hiny we be of senice to YOU?
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
Pontwely Clean
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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink served at our
fountain 1s healthful 111 every 1n-
grcdlle11t.\\c use only the best
flint syrups. Our chocolate is be-
coming famous. Hate you triml
it? chKlyn’s ice cream served
at tlic fountain or in boxes to
take home. Trylour Soda and
' convince onurse'lf that it is the
best in town.
The} Norwalk Drug Co.
',._’_ ‘2' H.AMEAD,Mgr..
“WEIRXEFERYOP ‘1. , V ‘8No‘.fi___ MainSt- So Norwalk.
ELITE
thathas- been painted with om paints;
. w ’ . it 111 '
fcootwl lies and hats them 11 —-——-——AND'
A ' Mlected in Groton 11115 $1,136: in
lime ' mew London $1,124? and in Noru'icu
31.696. Not a town in tlie county has
”Pilble to present a olden slate on the
. personal tax question.
Erldgepmt led the cities of the state
in the matter of uncollectved personal
~T‘0l‘dél‘f {ow at Summer Pnces.
Our prices are as low as anybody' s prices. ‘ 1
Call, Write or Phone
Our representative will gladly-call and ' see you
about your winter’s supply. ' '
Phone
Hams & Gans 721‘.
WATER STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
._Is it not beautiful in its glistening
M“ 1' merchandise reprbsentedl ;
.. the list of 1913 amounted to thigh; “MOS f’ A; V ‘ . w Twat—we 1111111161 thnt. All 0
Ala“ 47 ’ The amount collected. h‘ou thelt’ébv: ' = l eaVV i 311 h 11:
31%" 301.3 3 and tile Cdsl ' The new order will stand on a“ .' lpalnts. oils, stains, varnls es; sham
over. Was 0 m. ”a roads for .11 was; two veers '. . els. etc. are the best obtainablew a S on?
i llhae’s your protection: Phone us.
anm collection was $206.91 .....
his A summary of the tattoos forms or
._., pvealth shuns 1‘19 motor vehicles
A :aomeullat popular, for they are listed
at $12,758 150, against $23, 3130, 026 111 .
ng 315595 and 11111135 and 343233: lions, and held that their orders were
”"1972. as thew-nine .of neat cattle. ”A making 11111011 progress in that direc ‘ .
“ Irprls‘mg 12-1111er The list is the “9% 2- w ' ‘ H}, ~‘ _
., poverty of the photo in the matter. Vol - _ ' Vi;
and ewel ,. as the tint ARM5 9%
“miles J 11.1; - ~ ' 40mm; corn-re
value of all this sort of thing talked in 1 “" ’
the state is but sesame. 'AlsolVVlac-n BRIDGEPORT Aug. 23. —-The Rem
lugt‘bn Arms and Ammunition Conn?
cording to the tax lists. the totaljnbn of:
r t 9 r... fife] 311-111st negotiating for the on base 0: . ,
ey at “new“ in this. s at ’ 0 g? aflarge section of an extensiys tarnIV WOULDN T YOU LIKE
“118.? figt:§g§?§%fig§;§fii 1311153111 the northeastern seQionV o! " 3‘.“ Merging table in your WW‘ V
infill; “3:111:31. banks is not expected to the 61W- 0°“flmau‘m 0’ the con-V not only to make the room attrso- :
'31.. i a II 11119 1131 . .. -; nomination of the “imam mar .1 me. but :05” W“? “mm” m"
on e l A “l H be xpécted any date. Tali! DW‘ dressing: .: “ ' ‘
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m‘fiilwlibillniepeiifa1 2:133: 0‘ “mill?“ “31° ”4° ”mm?“ 3:0 . Perhaps!» you need 11 new bus
3393.113478' 11 percentage of 9i} 1 of the e “a.“ “f ”‘9 mam" Remmgm“ y seen or outcome:- to some the ' 1
Intel to: to be collected. The tax do: that. the arms’comp'an‘y men are con BEDROOM "FURNITURE .' -
collected Vwas 51133142231; 1 sldeflng .35 necessary to ma“: ade- that has grown shabby: The styled: ‘
win the table shoulflg tile 1111111121114 “at"! abodes for “‘9‘" amp oyees We are showing are new and ar-
1 obls, property in Norwalk it; Forty “"93 are contained in the stir“; Wtistitl Call 3111 lot lie about you Our
hen there are" $10, ‘255 acres of tool ulative puchaso and it is said in beautiful, Furniture.
with a value of $1,.11,897,tbp average; the price to .bo .paldhtfifelibrig: a
being $147 an acre A value of $49,175 make the 0:118“ tgmgholng: in do
In placed on the 1111111111311 lands There Wm” °‘ f e“ m '
399 horses and topics, with musics. pendent. ." ‘ ‘ ‘
or $51 830. as dversge: of m apiece. J
’ -, on are 491V neat cattle, value, 5111, .
on average of 332 The numberot '
The commission, dispdsing of other
issuos raised in the. case; dismissed the;
complaint that the railroads lack uni-I _
formily in baggage rules and regula-
If you contemplate the 111111111:
of holiday gifts, now is the time
to begun—end we are displaying:
' a pleasing and fascinating sssorl- '
’ "Ibl‘llee that will en»?
The Gotham Co
10 FIRST STA EAST NORWALM
‘ 2 Tel. 46¢. '
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llJJlll BECAYED
loses its repugnant appearance .
when nicely filled with geld 01 port
celail’l‘, and when kept clean.‘ ‘VA .7
perfectb' clean tooth never (teens 31,
V it. can’t Decay is caused by germs
. 111111111:st the (enamel It will.
*l‘ its? you room your teeth looked
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besides Which we havr. a " " l -
brats stamped designs : broiti nssortfhcn a: soy
. Towns, PILLOW 1.413113, DAY SLIPS 2 .
, Domes MUSLIN UNDERWEAR WAISTS,
APRONS DRESSING cocoons Bottoms,
Cops? INFAN'rs' WEAR; BUREAU' SCARFSS».
V PIN cpsmous,sro.,.s'rc., ALL AT moons.
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makes unjchnr‘ge for examination .
7: raccoon 1.111111: s1. So. Noeralk ;'
Monsoon 111.111th .
Tuesday and Thursday evening‘s;
'2 Sundays by appoint.
'3' decaYed=tooth, like interest
“ " keeps working. '
GERMAN“ ll0’l'lll
11V. FLEUB‘; Proprietor.
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50: do $1.59 week
and up" 1
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l. J llfillllll Alli [ill
l . Peaches
If ‘ you are looking for espec—
«tally fine fruit V _. _‘
COME HERE
. . _ i FRsz‘ DELIVERY
Railroad Ave. , “.V‘ on. Nerv‘Vvalk 1 1 "
. '~.. 2 G ottoSIKuban
~11 ‘yourferiants 'inove, “use 11 Elena 7:1, phone 1341‘ V44 so. Mom at. ”m
tine! To 1111 no. They are rend by a} , .
maturity of the people lit Nowell...
“ is put 51 3.0%? Automobiles and
. ‘ tor venlcl‘es are valu’ed at $285150.
misses, wa‘thns d bicycles 1th $38,;- ~; V
Oi women and Misses Summer Wearing Apparel regard-
less of «51,511.11, c.1111. Dresses, Shm,.VWa1sm, Corsets
and Him, Notlnng earned Vov into on ‘-
1.715.111.1111“, libraries and; musical .‘ V
Instruments! $60,040,. _ ~
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Norwalk Chronicler