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Mr. and Mrs, David Pollard. of Camp
Wt, aretite proudparoauola baby
Pg, which arrived Saturday evening.
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mytngaflahingtriptowm
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w .-.L 1:1.
Head Brothers’ yacht Elsie was tow.
all to Norwaik Yacht Club. on Satur-
‘y, where it will be anchored for the
mason.
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The Ipile driver which has been do.
kg some work at Norwalk Yacht Club,
finished its work yesterday and took up
w.
4 ‘ ' ‘
.- ‘-—-8trawberry festival by Douglas
Fowler, W. R. C., at Mrs. Prank Mar-i
vln's, 1 Gregory Boulevard, Wednes—l
day evening, June 28th. Tickets lied
The finals in the men‘s handicap sin.
glen for the Lehmaier cup will be play-
'0d at the Country Club on the Fourth
. of July. There will be dancing on Sat-1
.rday, July 1st; Monday, July 3rd,,
and on Tuesday. July 4th.
Duncan Frizzell, John Friuell, Johni
1i. Manning, Edward F. Smith and.
William Fowler are enjoying a fishing
trip today to (Tour; river. Tlfs trip is
being made in Frizzell’s Hudson tour-l
ins car.
—See Brand's eyeglasses,
tacles frames, lenses, etc.,
window or store.
spec
display
Numerous complaints front different
sections of the city have been receiv-
a—d by the police in regard to the firing
of fire crackers by boys. Such actions
“forethe Fourth of July will result
In the punishment of the odenders.
The married ladies of Eureka Re-
bekah Lodge. will hold a committee
meeting this evening with Mrs. Rob-
ert Acton, on Concord street.
A coating of gravel has been spread
on Elmwood ayenue. covering up the
calcium chloride and oil which was
laid on the thoroughfare recently
—Your old jewelry will be valuable
after rightly refreshed—repaired by
Charles Brand, South .\'orwalk.
A regular meeting of the Nora-ant
Medical Society will he held at the
fierwalk Hotel, this evening.
The “Mystery." William Farrell's
schooner yacht. arrived yesterday
from New London, with Mrs. Farrell
and party on board. The party has
been gone about a week. They wit-
nessed the Crimson trim Yale on the
Thames last Friday.
A horse driven by Paul DeVasko of
35 Rose Park, and owned by Brown
Brothers, took fright and ran away
on Elm Street,
some damage when the delivery wag-
on it was harnessed to crashed Into
the automobile owned by P. H. Bissell meetings, such as the one held last'
of South Norwalk.—Stamford Advo-
cate.
—Remember you get at Brand's
store. the highest quality in lenses,
and their prices are much lower than
In other places. We make smaller
profits on our optical goods than oth-
ers, as we are not afraid of hard Work
and, further. not dependent upon the
lease business, alone. We keep a list
of about three hundred names and'
addresses of customers who have ben-
elted by getting their eyeglasses at
80 per cent, savings by our tense
checks. Charles Brand, Expert
Watchmaker, Jeweler, and 0p-
tictan..South Norwalk. We are the
only jeweler in town who exhibits a
price list for lenses to the general
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Judge Hubbeli also thought that tbei
time of the year that the asseawrai
have tor placing the valuation of,
property is not the best. He stated
that property never shows itself to its
best advantage in the early months
between spring and winter. Hel
thought this work should be done in’
the months of July and August. lie
also tavored publicity. He and that
it the tax lists was published, a per;
son might see just what his neighbor
was taxed for and be able to draw a
comparison. In it is now. a person
must go to all the bother of going to
the City Hall to look up the list, and
he generally neglects to do it on ac-
count of the trouble involved. He said
that the city needed a method of
taxation and stick to that method. and
not have each assessor have a diner-
eut method of assessing.
liarold F. Murray thought the idea
of having a map tor taxing purposes
iwas a very good one, and that if a
man were placed permanently in
charge of this, it would be a good
idea. po.~‘ibly combining this posttton
product nab by burning limestone
WHITE PUMPS
Oxford: and Boots
in wide variny
Glover’s
aaa Wadbgaan St.
WNW.
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MIXED IT WITH IVSTIRY.
.—
Portiand donut may he denned as a
and cby. which have hurt mixed so as
to form a certain Moon. and
grinding the with: “clinker" to
powder.
in the early days much mystery sur-y
rounded the manufacture of Portland
cement when it was first discovered by;
a bricklayer of Leeds. England. He
with that of buildiig inspector. He
{would then have continually at hand.
Iall data regarding the improvementsi
tof property and so forth.
l He also agreed with Judge Hubbelt
gun the need of publicity. He thought'
lit would be a good idea to have two
ftax bills instead of one, so that they
would not be such a burden on the
Eperson taxed. anti he thought that it
,would also insure better collections.
“ ills plan was to have one bill sent in
‘ the spring and another in the fall.
‘ John F. McMahon, a member of file
lcoumtimion. stated that he favored
lboth the idea of the map for taxing
ipurposes and the publication of the
tax lists. He said that the assessors
do not familiarise themselves with
3 property. He stated that the present
ttystcm of having one assessor plac-
found that by mixing water with a
compound of Thames chalk and Med-
way mud he could compound an arti-
ficial water cement and determined that
no one should discover the secret.
When employed in manufacturing his
raw mixture he is said to have attired
Home” in a long black gown and the
pointed hat of a mystic and to have
“cited mysterious incantation: during
his operations.
But a curious onlooker who deter.
mined to ascertain his ingredients and
.methods had a sample analysed by a
chemist, whose result showed )0 per
cent phosphate of lime. Thinking he
ling no idea (if the. value of the prop
erty. and then reporting it at a meet-l
ing of the board at assessors, and its v;
ting them satctlon it ill illegal, at...
‘ a stop should be put to the practice at
once.
William Mchlullen, who owns prop-
erty on Franklin arcane. protested on
title taxation of his property. He
limited his reasoning 0.1 the fact that
tldjnt‘t’nl property was assessed so
‘much less. and that the assessors
'seemcd to think that the value of his
‘ property increased each year.
Humid Murray spoke of the illegal
‘cxemptlun from taxation oi personal
iproperty. which he thought was due
to the neglect of the assessors.
All of the members of the commis-
lslon were present, including Judge
Joseph it. Taylor. chairman; Charles
til. Dilworth. secretary; Eduard J.
LFinnegan, John it‘. McMahon, Herbert
l
. Before the commission enters
lrcport it proposes to have public
fnlght in all of the other districts, and
to have sessions with the assessors
and the lloard of 'Rellef.
\ The next meeting will be held in
{South NorWalk, two weeks from next
Monday night.
CANNOT HOLD SEAT.
Ruling Affecting Membera of Congrats
in the National Guard.
WASHINGTON, , Juno 27.——The
ihouse Judiciary committee yesterday
ordered a favorable report on tt reso-
lution holding that a member of con-
gross cannot hold his seat and at the
same time serve in the National guard
under the new army reorganization
law federalizlng state soldiers. Sev'
eral representatives will be affected.
including Representatives ’i‘tison of
lcoverod that
itsI
Connecticut. who already has left toi
10in his regiment.
The South Norwalk Trudi Company
The Trustees have ordered that “interest at the rate of Four
Per Cent per annum lie-credited to the
Savings'Dewhnent for the currentsix m
30th 1916, payable on and after July 10th. Depositslmade
oaor beforelaly 10th willdrawidereatfromiulylst.
Hart, Treatttrer
had solved the preret, he began to cal-
cine all the bones he could gather up
in the village, much to the discomfort
and objections of his neighbors, who
finally induced him to desist. l-"ollow.i
ing, however, the old system of cub
and-dry, he finally solved the problem.
and eventually produced a cement
equal to that of the original com-
Ipounder, and the great industry began
to thrive at once.
in this country the Portland cement
industry had its beginning in the Le.
high valley in Pennsylvania, chiefly in
Free Delivery
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“* Long and Round Clams
lobsters and Soft Grabs
Come and See a Sanitary Fish Market
CUTBILL'S BRIDGE MA RKET
71 North Main St.
WMJ.
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Lane; in.
Ladies’ White Boots
of Washable Kid
Oneofthemoetatxractivemodelaotthcaeaaon.
White Silk Stockings
”Us Transportation
We have
pa' the
3 Rowan
N441.
Lehlgh and Northampton mantles.
where John W. Eckert, a chemist. dis-l
there occurred a lime-3
‘stone composed of approximately the:
Saturday. causing! A- Mathewson and Jon“ l’- 'hread- correct ingredients necessary for the'
manufacture of Portland ccmcnt.—-;
Smithsonian institution Bulletin. ;
for Up-to-date Service Call
FRED H. OANUNG.
Funeral Director and Embatme
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
64 So. Main St... 80. Mental
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1 share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years
guarantee tin made into leaders. hand-
made. painted inside, tin rooting.
plumbing and beating.
“Stormttght” guaranteed asphalt
’rootlng. l pIY. 81.45. guaranteed 5
Eyoara. 2 ply 81.66 guarantee to years
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
so Water St.
Rea‘denca 865-4
deposittns. in the
onths‘ending June
No links Business I
in our employ t.2torn you
trust in your home. We
car for all kink of Junk.
Feather Beds a qrecialty.
WM. EFFRON 00., Inc.
all Amer-lean mus
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If You have
Any Junk
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East Norwalk.
ity—the beat.
Slade
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And get some
t allers speaka
And perlite as
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Bill Takes the Colts
Sometimes my Ma gets mad at me
When she wants errands done.
And think too much of fun.
.But when she comes out on the porch
And says so nice.to me,
Son can't you go to five Monroe
the to leave my play
cake for tea?
up just as quick
can be—
Of the most rcliablemakes, that are sure to give satis-
faction.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
at waattiuovoa tram
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THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER nun
will be pleasant indeed if you do
your resting on the porch or in the
hence in some of our
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ft is so big and roomy. so cool and
comfortable you will be glad to get
tired in order to enjoy its restful.
near to the full.
furniture in aeta or in single pieces.
Plenty of patterns, only one quai-
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S. Norwalk. Phones 351-13, r7695
T he New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of the
We have such
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acid at 85 per month.
as. DONNELLY The Only Fully Equip
to South Main Street, South Norwalk
is an important'factor of success and
the wise man of today looks w:!l to
his teeth. By so doing he knows that
he is able to properly mastic-ate his
food; his speech is not affected by
open spaces, the contour of the face is
pmervod, his appearance is salutary,
and he is better able to cope with the
world at large, and his own interests
in particular by having teeth which
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l’d love to go to dve‘lonroe
And get some cake for tea.
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With artistic M m walla wt.
oauae ofthodineaso andtheart of
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Kati-am in the diluent organs old
in
Chiropractors remove the-cause of
disease and pain, health a tutored
through harmonizing the nerve aya-
tesna in body. finale unable:
giver a attention; also curvature
of the mine. You will never-sextet
giving the Chiropracto- a cum to
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Magnetic treatmenti given also.
T. Francis, B. C. ”
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Sunday! by appointment only.
Hounlnmubp.m.; 71089.5.
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