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vWEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Norwak and vicinity:
Fair and colder tonighu ‘l‘hursday
iair. ,
The disturbance which um central
over Upper Michigan ycswruar. mom
ing passed out the St. Lawn-ant). Val-
ley last night. It caused unsettled,
showery weather in the Lake region
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Trimmed with fancy braid of
Children’s Flannelette Robes,
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Pink, blue and light grey stripe, with or without collars.
size and well made, sizes 15 to 20, at
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HAVE untit—
tilts contra:
Should Notify Tax Commissioner,
About Savings Deposits—Mal
Pay Local or State Taxes-Bur
There is Much Difference in the
Rate-Penalty for Failure
There is an impression at tho. cap}
toi that some national banks in the
state. having a savings departmentl
have failed to notify the tax com-‘
missioner that they have elected to1
pay the state tax of one-quarter of‘
one per cent. on their savings do‘
posits and that therefore these de-
posits are not liable to local taxation.§
‘and New England. Another disturb
The law of 1915 requires such banks‘
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Three-Fourlhs V0! 2
at Norwallt Hospital
(tfcntinucd from Page Ono.)
The very important finding by the
attorneygencral means that all of the
business transacted at the meeting is
illegal. The first vote showed 84 in
favor and 36 against. The minority.
composed of" downtown members. then
left the hall. and the remaining mem—
§_ hers carried the amendment by a vote
of 73 to 4. This vote was illegal, ac-
cording to the attorney-generals rul-
in g.
The attorney general made the in}
portant finding at the request of Set‘l'E‘
levy of State Charles D. Burners, who
asked him if a. certificate of incorpor-
ation ,of a corporation without capital.
stock should be approved when three
fourths of the incorporators at meet-'
ing meeting voted the amendment and
once is central this morning over'm notify the commissioner duringilhe vote was not .passed by three
Southern Florida. Miami, Fla-n "wine month of September if they elect E fourths or all ”‘0 incorporatora, their
ported 4.66 inches of rain during the .0 pay the state tax. When a banklassociales and successors. ;
lost 24 hours. and a maximum velofiflps to notify the
commissioner it 1
Mr. Hinman fOuud that to approve
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. evil Wagner, of 8 Union Place, sus‘lto evade the provisions or the lflwicapitai stock, frgm which it appears
" 1' 30o, 360.,1400. (is lb.)
__ or Sale
CRY 0‘f 33 “1“"?! per hour. plemmn‘iwili be required to furnish the uS-isuclt certificate the stale secretary:
weather prevails in ”‘9 western and sensors with at list of the tieposltorg,.mtist be assured that three-fourths of;
central districts. There has been a “fill the amount of each deposit. vplw‘nll the incorporntors had favored the“
slight fall in temperature in the UP‘lfaiiin-e to do either will subject‘ihp,antendnient and that the vote of three-t,
PH" Mississippi Valley and the north- ”Fatima or ”H. “shim. of the bank ‘ fourths of all the incorporatorn had,
ern portion of the Lake region. to a penalty of $500 or imprisonment‘favbred the amendment and that the!
for not more than six months. ivote of three-fourths of the incorpora-t
'AGO it was said at the office of the taxilors present at a meeting was not suf—i
commission today that nothing} flClcnt. 3
was loft undone m sepure a complete! The secretary of state has issued the,
Mm." nr'answers front all the “(following statement concerning thisl
tional banks affected by the law o{momentous statemen. which is of the
1915. Tax Connnjflslonor Corbin hndiusual intcrest to all local people.
no “'“3’ 0’ Knowing national bankkias follows: [0 l
which had sayings departments, but: An amendment. to the nrtic e. o
be 39',“ a circular letter ,0 all nh_;association of the Norwalk Hospital
tionnt banks in the state xnom‘,,nglAssociation, dated October 12. 1915,
them or n". In“. and ‘ land purporting to be passed and
enclosing a. v
‘ l are than three-fourths
Friday at 3 o'clock with ‘Mrs. S. S. printed copy of it. In that way Ileéigfgttffdsa’fvd :dglocintion on the twenty-
Jarvis. 58 Putnam avenue. Will those felt assured he could not miss tln~ ‘
banks which came under the law. He.
l e t to attend klndlv notifv second day of January. 1915. has been1
two ext) c - - rovnl. A
the hostess. received ninctccn replies front banksfmed in "I“ office for app
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. ,» , hearing was granted on October 19.
Xrgtihnlgflpfjs 11f: gliimll.":ert‘t:ll'(llll:§ From the evidence it appears that all
til the time had elapsed but the com-Em? time of the adoption of the mend,
missiouer accepted ‘the belated “mlnicnt there were upwards of L100
swer " . ‘ imetnbers of the association and that
' I :sevcnty-throe voted in favor of the
WEATHER A YEAR
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 35; high,
53,. Clear.
Raymond Bros. have thecontruct for
furnishing cement and other material
forytlio _\Vgshington street bridge pav-
ing w‘orli. ‘ '
The Hoepital Whist Club will meet
leorge W. Lynch will leave town
this afternoon on his annual vacation
trip. which will include a visit to
Providence, Boston and Nashua. \I.
12 where Mrs. Lynch and daughter
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lzeno, have been stopping for the claim he has heard from all the bunksl not a threefourths vote of the ‘incon,
past week. affected by ”'9 law. He simply “"ysjporators, their associates and succes- h
.___._.—- he has done everything in his powertsors. of the corporation.
Matthew Cursuck was arrested last
night b'y Officer Jobu‘E. Flynn chat-g.
.«ed with drunkenness. His case was
thld‘mornlng continued indefinitely,
and Judge Vosbnrgh gave hint fifteen,
minutes in which to get out of Nor-Ewill be taxed locally instead of being
tto get into communication with ”lem-Iproval of said amendment is. there-
lf there are banks which have neg- fore. refused)"
lected to comply with the law the de-l Mr. ‘Hinman'e Opinion.
positors in the savings department: Attorney General George E. Hin-.
will have to stiller. as their depositsimanvn opinion is, in fufi, an followsI‘I—
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case continued until November 27th. lquarter of one per cent. lunder section 39 of Chapter 194 of
. .._....—— 5 it is impossible for any national=the public ctg of 1903, a certificate 01'.
The fourteen yé/ars old son of 305- bank, having a savings department: incorporation of a corporation without.
tained a slight sprain of his right,with impunity. The, treasurer or “Ph'lthat more than threefonrths of the
'wrist yesterdny when the ‘hand was for of the bank wilf~incur the penalty; incorporntors. their associates. and
caught hytho elevator in the Rand This makeslt reasonably certain lllaliguccessors, present at a meeting 0
7w; Hot shop. of Cross street. Nah the list of deposuors in tire sovinglme corporation called to consider the
department will be given to the its-,game, but much less than three.
walk.
‘ 59380” who WI“ "St them the Sflmfil’fourths of all fhe incorporators. their.
“—Friday is Luncheon Day at the
Country club. ,1
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F—Hive you arranged to dine Thurs,
day night at the Country club? :
with the financial affairs of the state
are much interested to see if the re-
port that there are banks in the state. “ ‘Such corporation may at any time,
which have failed to comply with the amend its (flglnal certificate of in- l
law, is correct. and what the conse- corporation by n three-fourths vote oft
nuances have been. its incorporators. their associates, and
successors. at a meeting of the _cor-_
‘poration duly called to consider such
amendment, and by causing a certifi-
cate. duly attested by its president and
secretary. and setting forth the fact.
that such vote. has been passed and:
voted in favor of the amendment. ' ‘
"Said Section 89 provides that:—— .
so..." capcourzs
" Always Fro-ll
EMPLOYE SUED BY JITNEY BUS
so. 1. its.
cf” oot ) OWNER.
. Stillson-Powell Corporation
., pneszltirrtou’ oauoqtsrs.
‘t',
E. C. Flatter of Newtown, Clulml ”350
of “Gus" Martln for Accident.
l 32 Washington 2"" E'. C. Hatter of Newtown. proprietor stating the ”subject matter of such
M "W‘m'" “n' of n jitney bus running to and from amendment. to be filed, approved, and
‘ ’ ‘fnanner as the
Bridgeport and Dsnbury, yesterday til-l recorded in the some
ed suit iurthe Civil Common ' Please original certific'nte of then
court against o former employs for; ‘As to such tiling, ”NOVEL “d '9'
damages ‘of 8850. enegfig that the do-i cord, it is "provided the :-_
fondant misrepresented his utility tol ..,"such certificate shall be *exltnmed.
drive to the extent that a month after by the secretary of thosute. end. if 110,
being hired he ran into a horse and1 shall find that it conforms to low and,
carriage in which ,tour personf wero' that: nib ‘fee required by Section,
riding. \ , 4814 of the general statutes to be paid;
Auwstul Martin. tllls “Gun." 0111 the filing of such certificate haul
Newtown, is the defendmunthe poo- been pnfd,‘he shut endorse thereon.
ere filed it is chimed that Martin ms the word 'approved.’ withapia ,namol
hired on Am» 4 last to drive an auto and patent title to be recorded in in.
carrying persons from; rt to omce'."“" - , .“t l" .
pnnbury, eitd “covers: for himfl'rhe , As’ the, method. ofnmendmenjof
defendong'lt'fs Illegal-climbed th chm-tern, articlesaof'auocl'ltion. end
a»
mum on woods and
Howard Street's. 'EutcNor- ,
walk. ”Weber. old Sewer.
Price Reina-maxim .
our;
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isthmus. prescribed in, debt
at obi-stilett- or I,
both not
it! '
Bum- ?“ new” we
and lfibyshntbrooe
mou-
words "a thrce'fou'rtho vote of its in—‘
corporators, their associates, anti suc-,
(tensors. at a meeting duly CBllle to.
consider such amendment“ are to be:
construed as requiring the sllirufatlvel
votes of three-fourths of the cntlro‘
membership or of those r'netnberis vo\-" 91""
ing at the meeting.
andtho “V‘rule requiring of article's of incor-t
' partition, and to apply toltho slibjectl
lthe principle of the rule of the ma-
rjority or of stated majority, thus;
. preventing one or two individuhls or.
‘a small minority from bulking ”a
. . . "Y0“ 35“ my opinion 39 to your “'5' scheme of amendment considered new
walk. Mrs. Frank Anderson had hcr‘subjccted to the state tax ‘of one-! in the matter of approving and filing. slrable by month! the others. . .
as other taxablle property. Bankfrslassociates angisumiszgrp,c::nzp;iagt:«Bot “.91 that “168,513,,” intel
and state officia s wno are connec edtthe members p o e p . permit amendment by vote of a small
in Y.“ We. tenure the stiller. cmtfie'gteiibf incorporation-ill. to on ‘ ,
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sou-rs NORWA'LK avaitmo sanctum." ‘
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manage; "1:?“
nessaud humorist!”
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AI 6 months old
35 Dost-Tb «35 Cm;
Erect Copy of Wnppet. l
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Slilllli DAlllallll
SECUDITY
Alt! rLEVAmu ~— up our. runmf
{Ills "Am, 5t - do. 2
‘ BRIDoLEPORT,_EoNN.__ ' ’
is clplen of corporation ldw cord ‘iittle
lussistunge. Your dilly. then. depends
upon the constru‘c‘tlon
upon the
above quoted, especially whether the,
. . , to‘ he placed
provislbds of Section 89
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While this language is not freel‘fl‘otn»
ambiguity, in my judgment the voter
Ta (‘ l 1. (‘ thereby required is a
x .omm “‘8 oncr .orbin does "0‘ adoption of the amendment. This is vote of the entire mflnbership. ‘ ‘
three-fourths l
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Th tendency of legislation has, to;
9 sure. been to alleviate the ftlirmer:
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10 Cyc. 234. . .
But the stated majority required is‘
usually a majority of the outstanding»; VvHITE PLAGUE. DEATH R ATE IS
stock or of the membership. is the
case may be. Our own statutel (Sec-
tion 74, Chap. 194, Public Acts oil 19°‘°’"sui§ Comma,” Say. 140 GM of
requirespas to stock corporations. apo;
provai of an amendment .by w to of
two-thirds of all of the outsttfnding
stock of each class. 'l‘horefortil I ‘do
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minority should be found unless evi-
denced by language loss ambiguous
than that under consideration.
1 it is to be noted also that title vote.
required is that of “its" (the chi-porn-
tion's) "incorporators, their associates.‘
undsuccessors,” den’oting all. lwbere
its. bad attendance at the meeting
been intended as the test, the language
naturally used would be “that incor-
porators," etc. Moreover suchlald asl
is‘afforded by punctuation for?“ thei
construction herein indicated ,for no;
reason appears for the insertion of the;
mention-719mm“ we" “‘9 “"1 “Mimi“ e" lties differ “to the multiplier-.533”
cept to disconnect, the planted L"et 3
meeting of the corporation” fnpm_'the
preceding phrase and thus (provide
two separate requirements-tint.
"”3 by i‘ ”'4“ ”1mm" 1mm“ ’r‘FllEDDlNG NYMPH on otsPLAv.
that it be'talten at n meetinl ‘ duly
called to consider-the amendment.
Endlloh on Interpretation of, Stat:
utes. Sec. 61. ‘ C
I therefore advise you tode‘line to,
oppmre‘ssid certificate unless keno;
by the court to approve the o in.
. proceeding involving I. Judie clean
structton of settlements. ‘
,nupectomy submitted, u.
.. ‘ mun. 111ml,
. 9 . Attend . -
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Mothers Know That,
w flllSllllllA
i once on downs.
|hos prepared a leaflet containing fig-
[ures of a comparative statement of
[year 1913. The death rate from tuber.
's stetuotte of little John Jacob Astor.
is sb‘owing‘ in her-studio. No. it uh- .
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FAQS,
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For Infants and Children.
Genuine Castoria
For liter
Thirty Years
"I OSHA”. "Ill."- IIU‘HVOII cm.
SAEMDL
nunomoh
non smoot. nous
The Senior
soon as the samples of class pins and
rings come, which are expected soon.
The following pupils were approved
and went ,to Ansonla. yesterday, to
the Ansonia football team:
Stephen Kelley, Charles Copely.
Charles Catuneo. Yale Yourdisky. Ver-
non KRaymond. Mayr Sellick, Clifford
O'Hara. J. J. Di Sean. Merton Rack-
ett. William tMahr. Julius Glenn, and .
Samuel Tarlov. They went. to Anson-
la in a bus; returning late last night.
Although they losttho game. they
were consoled by the thought that
they did .not have much experience.
They. also lost the ball through the
whole game by fumbles. They throat-
ened Ansonia's goal three times, but
lost the ball, twice on a. fumble. and
Ansonia had exce1~
lent interference.
ground by long end runs.
VERY LARGE.
Every 100.000 Die From
. guberculoeil.
The state tuberculosis commtsiion
the death rate in Connecticut from tu-
berculosis and all other diseases in the
tiniest: per 100,000 of the population
was 140, and from all other diseases
19._In an appended note the commis-
sion gives a rule for ascertaining the
number of active cased of tuberculosis
in a community. '
The rule says the number, can be’
found by multiplying the number of
deaths from consumption by ten. The
commissioners do not claim that thel
result is anything more than an ap-‘
proximation'. and they say that author-
inslsting on 26 and a. few refusing to
consider anything higher than six, but
ten to probably accurate. ‘
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Miss Marie Ape], an English 'scrllp-
tress who come to this country eyes:
ago. and one of whose recent wary in
fusion square north. a portrait bust of
California's poet. emit. Rooter. The I
wort is remarkable. going. so for .u
to perfectly imitate the straight block
heir end blue eyes of the subject. mu
wen
Classywill 'meet. as ,
and gained much ,
Ape] else is showing e‘bonut‘ul ill- “
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Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
Bridgepork Conn. Wednesday, October 27, 1915.
Unusual
‘ Tupcoats $10.
A little lot of refined and handsome lightweight top-
‘__3:V ‘ ‘3"
coats at the unusual price, for such nice fabrics and style,
of $10 ,
.'\ young-mam iiunlcl—nttd so guotl in taste that “
crcry man will approvc thcnt. ‘ gt 7?.
()f qtnct fabrics antl also of linc \voolcns \vttli lust 5
ctrougli snap in tlicm to strike a young cliap's fancy. 5
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(at with lllt‘ boxy lincs and loose fulncss 0f the’ llal—
macaan hut tnatlc with rcgttlation sot—in—slccvcs. \'cl\'et
colar puts a rich linisliittg’~touch—M you may have collar
of same material.
' 'Rich blue “knitted" waolens ,,
Quiet fine oxford mixtures , '3‘,
Soft sturdy heather mixtures
Tweeds in herringbone stripes and small checks
Light and dark, quict and snappy-—
$10
\Ve think $1; \voultl l)c fainprit‘c for tltctii but we get
all at the onc price of
a fair profit at $10 and thc makcr was mighty glad to have ‘- ‘i ‘-
us take them.
Alain floor, rcar.
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Victrola Evenings
‘ Have Arrived
What delight to sit in the warmth and in. the soft
light of an indoor Autumn evening—and have Victrola " E -V
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provide cntirc evening's eujoyful entertainment!
There is grand opera for who so appreciate/its stir-
ring music; instrumental trios’ and sOlos of wide raugeif ’55.
songs of the hour; the ever-living songs of long ago; a ‘
thrilling military march or two; richly-varied music by
orchestras of sterling ability;—-—a Victrola evening will.
give just the sort of evening you wish.
Victrola is more than a musical iiigrtttticttt. lt ime
reproduccr of all musical instruments, the rcproduccr of
beauty. And, through the Howland club plan one may be
the human voice in its wonderful strength and range and
easily started upon its tlcligh t-giving life in any home.
For example:
Victrola IX is a handsome clear-toned instrument
with just the right power and tone forhomc of average
size. It plays Victor records of all sizes, plays them‘
clearly and delightfully. Its price is $50.
. This Victrola maybe chosen by a member of ‘the
Howlaud club and it will be delivered as soon as pity—1 ’
ment is ntade of the first amount of $5. At the same time, .
a dozen records may be chosen at regular-price—and the
entire balance due may be paid at the rate of one dollar 1
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a week.
Could anything be easier than [such a plan? ‘\Ve be?
licvc nob. ‘ I ”I"
‘ Front basement.
Ready Hats $ 5 . 0:
.Rich Effect
Hats that look twice theprice they bear.
Newest of graceful shapesgboth large and small.
Rich\‘oeaver or handsome ‘fiv'elvet. L A -
fiecpand delightful black or pure white, or black. comi-
hined with white. Colors, too, such as' purple and the
new hues of blue. k“ 7 ‘
Trimming is of latest designs. A bit of ribbon , is.
combined with a 'spray of flowers; feathers nod above
‘elet;——and always there is a pleasing style. - . gt '
A big gathering—and choicefrom it at
nr‘lats ‘ -- l'
second floon.
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