’a, or daily. Tel. 1450., .
‘Sntc, care Sentinel office.
. clerks, $75 month.
Fred B. Coleman,
" «treat, South Norwalk, Conn.
f .maer.
Wants,
Classified........
Adverflsemenl cm
Less, 25c.
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Articlcs of Clothing and Cali"
accident; emauuz
Acknowledged.
The thanks of the Norwalk Chlpter
of the Red Cross are due to Head-9r.
.son dc Ervin, Rocking Chair hall, for
Icutting out and linking 170 pairs of
Miscellaneous, Ads.
pajamas. This big help at this; time
is greatly appreciated.
The grammar school have made
five pairs of pajamas, non-shoulder
rack. 20 hot water bottle covers, tray
Three Times, 50. 1 week .
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TO LET—8 ROOMS AND 51.1. 1.111
provemcnts on line of trolley, rcut $20.
Inquire 9 Milabeth street.
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WANTED—A MAID i olt GENEN
'al housework, without washing.'chk-
:27 3t
WANTED—AN ENGINDEH OR‘ TO LETwElGH’I‘ ROOM HOUSE
"min to run boiler. Apply Old Vt't-ll \I'IIII ImIH‘Ovemcnts, $15. lnqulrt- at.
laundry. 3;? in i121 t‘lt‘“s‘ shoe store 3:: at
WANTED—A rosrrlox AS TO tar—nun" '1; DESIRABLE n
housekeeper. lixpcricnccd and good loom lower apartment on West ave~
:ct’erence. Address “R," t'ul‘é— oi Stu Iltlc. Phone 1450. I35 3t
untel. 1'27 fit ** A —~
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS ALL 111-.
provouu-nts iirst floor centrally locat-,
air-aw. In reply state prlt‘t', up.) where cd. Rent reasonable. Adress Roonis,‘
straw may be inspecti-d. Answer care of Sentinel. 23 3t
flirt: w, care of Sentinel office. '
WANTEDAVVTAYIIOR & GOLIII-lN
"wort young man for oflicc work. {mint
pstlliiunship and ospericnce in book—
ktmpinu rcqulrcd. Apply by lottt-r II)
H II. Golden. .12.; :zt‘
WANTED~T\\'O TONS i,i.:'l‘ RYE
T0 LET—HOUSES, FLATS,I
rooms, in .Norwalk, South Norwalk,
I'lztztt Narwulk and Rowuyton. (‘an ac-
com‘modeto all comcrs. Items from $0
lo $7.0 per month. Raymond Bros.
127. :u
WANTED—A (‘oltmarlaxr t‘tllr
prod chambcrmaid and waitress. MustI
thaw.- good local reference. Apply at
40 Wcst avcnue, Norwnlk. 130 ll
T0 LET-4 noon APARTMENTJ
first floor, 19 Taylor avenue. Itent $13.’
Also loft steamhcatcd. light on all
sides. Otis Electric elevator service,
5.000 sq. ft. of floor room. For further
particulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.‘
”mules—4nd “tartan ” not}
janitor work. Apply Thursday. 13 1-1
Orchard strect. 3 136 Ill
TO LET 4 ROOMS PLEASANTLY1
situated, bath, tubs, range, gas. gar‘
dcn plot if dcsired. Rent moderate.
Tel. 473-3 or 305-4. Or call 84 Wood-I
ward avcnuez ‘
WANTED~-AN IRON SAFE. uidld»
'zible make, not too largc. Address
136 ill.
'ro LET~STORE 207 \t’Asmnc-i
ton street East Norwalk. ApartmentsI
209 Washington street. East Norwalk
and 3? Chapel street. Nor-walk. Ill-'1
gq'uire 04 South Main street. Tel 60. ‘
WANTED - EXPERIENI‘ED ii.\’i‘-.
icrs in all d-Epartnienls t‘or opcn shop.
flood wages guaranteed. Apply by
flctter or in person to Frank Ii Lco
flu. Danbury.
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WANTED~2 0R 3 FI'RNISHI‘IIb . I
“outs for light housekeeping. Ad- INSURANCE
‘It‘Sfi ii. 1.. care of Sentinel. ‘
k , FIRE BOILER
WANTED—A COMPETEXT (:llll. LIFE WAR RISK
fur general houscwurk. (‘all mornings, ACCIDENT
firs. G. H. Goodrich, 71 South Main BONDS
caveat, South NUI'thlk. 1'25 3t STEAMSHIP TICKETS 1
~> —- noraams PUBLIC ‘
WANTED—BOY, . YEARS 01D.3 .
mm 1.... emwomllt «on; .I. M. Layton &‘C0.Inc. !
Ion. Willing to do anything. A(I~ .
vRealEstote and htsnrtmce . .3
dress “Boy," cat-c of Solltiitcl once. ‘ i
125 at South Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED~A (i001) COOK (It‘h‘r;
ysnide). Must be well rccommended." BUSINESS NOTICE.
Apply Mrs. J. P. McMahon, Shepard‘s. , ,
(klltuge, lit-lie Island. 1'25 3t: PAINTING -- PAPER-IIANGINGE
.decorating, paintcr‘s supplies; wall
WANTEDv‘UNMARlllI-ilv Mll)l)1.l£"papor, unto-date styles, lowest prices;
ngcd woman for light work, good: Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-l
pay. Small family, good home. Call.ders solicited. Tel. 400, Alexandcrl
'1? Cottage stroct. 3'25 31 White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN WOULD. NOTICE
likc to act job in store for Saturday; Any one ‘ii‘dlllillt‘.’ sand and growl
and Monday, collvi‘ctintz. bookkccping,|c0n how some for carting it away by
telling. etc. Write A. ’30., care of Son apply to Mrs, M. Swanwick, 172 Main
tine]. 3'25 3t I strcct, Norwnlk. 3'25 8 I
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WANTED-ODD I’llet‘Ia‘S OI“ li‘liliU TRUCKING l
nitnrc, parlor, dining and bcdroom1 Automobile trucking of all kindsli
suits. crockery and all other used" Lotti: distant-c moving a specialtyl
household goods. Todd & Baker, ith no anywhcrc. B. licrshticld, 122
{River street, Norwalk. Telephone Water sit-cot, Oiiico phone 204. I’louse‘l
1341. 3'25 ot‘ pliono 1922. j26 tltI
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WANTED—AT TIIE IIII.LSlDli.l BARGAINS IN FIREWORKS I
School a sccond man. who knows 'Celc'bratc Independence Day by buy-I
int: your fireworks from S. Gollowitz.
I43 River strcct, ‘Norwalk, where a?
complete line of fireworks
description will be sold at 50 per cent?
on regular cost. Do not miss this op-
.portunity to purchase. twice the;
WANTED—MEN, 13 OR OVER.j amount. of fireworks for your moncy.i
wanted. Government railway mail} Remember the. name. and address”
List governments. Gellowitz. 43 River street, Nor-i
anus tree. FranklinIInstitute, Dept. ‘ walk. I
28F. Rochester, N. Y.
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WANTEoéTO BUY ALL KINDS; WANT g
at cattle. Best prices paid. Extra; 3
mines for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely; ‘
some thing about gardening, to as-
sist in the care of the grounds and
garden, also in the work of janitor.
Apply in person at the Hillside School.
Prospect Hill. Norwalk. 25 3t
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$1.25 \TVDIBe Given jmen in cutting department. 1
10 each of several schoolboys who ap-‘ WANTED-013113 i
lily for work in dolivoring The Solar-l We have omnings for: i
«lay Evening Post to customers. Only; Sleevers, ’ I
schoolhoys—clean, gentlemanly and; NeckbanderS,
' Cutters. - - ..
mnhit.ious~need apply. The $1.25 is?
an addition to liberal cash profits and!
many othcr advantages. Apply 10‘ Soft shirt folders.
29 I.\'orth Mainl It you are not experienced we Will'-
I teach you and pay you while learning;
Final examiners.
nun KEROSENE VALVE {Cluefl Peahod 7
{Ofmmake 01' [W0 Cycle motor isl , '- > . II
(bellman complete andcbest device of
its kind' and will soon earn it: cost ”“‘ ' 1 Graduate the Palmer School 0'“
t . It i . . i . .
in fuel economy. Used for hotbl & C0 ' i The Onlyl'ully Equipped cm’°pm°”°' Davenpm’ mm” ”m
. ’ ' ‘ I, o I ’ ' - nounces the opening of his cities at
starting and running. No other earl _ ,. I ELECTRICAL SHOP [100 Washington street, over Peoples'
ouretor necessary. Phone 844' I FOUNDN l Ih-Ithe Town IITrustt‘Compnny. South Norwalk,IIconn.
FOUND~ AN AIRDALE‘ ON TUESJ AUTO SUPPLIES Office hours. 4042 a. ma. 2-5 p. m.
THE BARKER FACTQRV i
.. _ , day. Ownar‘may have same by call-
A $00!! adv. pays best—Filth. best , ing at 19. Central adenua. proving pro-
[perty and paying expenses. 127 at.
‘Ilnstalled in five minutes by the Fri—LL, fully 111.4de
‘0 to b p. 111.,
Cheap, will take. any reasonable elicit:
I'I'cl. “2-3 or
. “so; graciously.“ no;
of every ‘ .
‘ ' Icloths and napkins, together with 19
F R A: pairs of bed socks. These articles
0 S ‘5” _-.-_ lwere made very nicely. The chapter
FOR SALE—HEADLIGHT 144:st acknowledges the. gift with thanks.
The liunt non-glare tense for autouio—i H33"; “Wing “a?” M the .waalk
bile headl‘ct t‘. I. .' ~.-' . 1in school has given 22 pairs of pu-
1‘ l 3 L031 per D4“ 51"“; Jlilllttro, cvcry garment being beauti
crick W. Thompson 00., l: “"xllt‘l‘; ’I‘Ir: donations of money have been
street. thl'\\'dlh, Conn. ‘tuadc: "
_~ Endeavor Circle King‘s Daugh-
Fo-n SALE~OOLLIE PUPPIES 0‘ “3“ ------ : ------------ ---~“7"3"’
. . I .. ' t ngs. Gcorge Buttcrworth...... 25.00
net-ks‘old. Beauties. Villl go cheapt W. C. lsaur ................... 10.th
\Voociuorth Farm, Wilton, Conn. Tel: Mrs. \‘1'. t3. llaur ............... 3.2;
47-2. jg'; 31' Mrs. P. Brooks. .............. 10.00
__3__ “A I Mis. N. A. Acklnan .......... ,. 10.110
FOR SALE—1011 SIX I -.-1xllukl MrsI '(IIIII. unit-r .............. 1000
I I . 1 J. I. liwaduell ............... 1000
ll.llll‘lll.L’ cur \\ill exchange for first: {\‘lrs. 1.: l1. Lewis: 2nd ,,,,,,,,,, .1110
niorttquuv- on real estate. liw full? A Friend . ................... 1.00
particulars. _..__.____
jg; 3p CARPENTERS’ UNION ELECTS
' OFFICERS.
FOR SALE—BLALK “’ALNUTt H .
bedroom set, black walnut desk, “‘f “w following: officers were (30de
I . .. . . . or the ensuing year at a woular
rocking chairs, 1 dining, lillJlC. 03” scinimonthly meeting of Local No.
Is South Osborn ave—I 7-16. I‘. ll. of (i. d J., of A.
t I’l‘osidcnt- Thomas I.. James.
l Vice—I’residcnt—~.Iames ll (Jilbt‘rl.
l ltccording Secretary-*1”. ll. Ilnrris.
Financial Sccretary--A. H. Ullllt‘l‘)‘.'
“(inductor—“C A. Pryor.
Auto carc of Sentinel. I _....._..._.
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FOR SALE~<thOII LAND IN NEW"
settlement in Florida. Any quantity.I
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from building lot up. l’lcasant cli~ 'J‘I‘PKSUWI" 1“» J- Til?”
mate your round. Apply to O. B. St.i h:“r(:‘l"““p:,hl’- t‘lark.
John, 115‘ South Osborne avenue. I “he: tiltilélkltll “I” l“ ”wand“ and
FOR SALE‘CABBAGE PLANTS:
. N. Y.. N. H. & H; TIME TABLE
Premier Flat lunch and Danish llaldfi In Efleot June 10 1917
Ilcad. 'i‘hc fincst winter cabbage thati ______. '
grows. Extra lino hardy plants, iticISOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
a hundred. $3 a thousand. No deliv-l A. M.—~l:30x, 5:35x, 5:49x, 0:08,
cry. Steve Reynolds, Highland achGQ’IX, 72182:, 7:40,?thfix,8:21x, 8:46x,
nuc, ncar Witch lianc. ' (Mondays only) 8:591, 9:24
—- Mondays) 9:39, 10:33x. 10:52x.
FOR SALE—SHAW PIJACE,‘ P. Ill—12:03, 12:52 tStmnt’ord only)
HOUSE, BARN AND LAND, liENE—lidlflx. 1:38x, 3:02x. 3:29. 4:232x, 5:’.'Tx,
DICT STREET. FOR PARTICULARS 5:46. 602x, 0:2(ix, 6:47 tSlaInIortl on-
WRITE BOX “S. \\'.," CARE OFlll'l 7:02x, 8:06, 9115):. 9.“.‘0x, (cxct‘pi
SENTINEL. {Saturdaysl 21:551. 10:0?x.
” I ~ Sundays
ROAD-i A, III—12:25:, 5:351.
order. 9:10x, 10:23x.
I’. M.-I2:08, 1:09x. 2:4“,
call I20 \K'nslllngIOIIflfi‘zx, 5:46, 6:02x. 7:02x. 7
street. ’ I7257x, 8:06x,
10:40.. ' . .
ly renovated housos with improve-tNEw YORK‘TO SOUTH NORWALK
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mcnts. Several barns on premises; A' M' 4'4" 5‘30' 6'34' 8'00)” 8'5”"
_ 9:15x, 10:03x, 10:06, 10:50x.
and In acresof good farmingland at; p M ——12'03x ”I“ .
Conn. turnpike. Mrs It. 'I‘ztrlov. lti‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ""'
Grovo street. Tel. 75342. 1.
(except
BARGAIN —— MARION
ster In perfect running
5:49x, 8:59
3:12x,
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9:58x;‘10:071, 10:10. I
1:06,
1 0px. (But. only) ‘2zs7. 32303:, 3:53.
.- izlilx, (OXCcpI Saturdays) 4:23, 5:13x,
FOR SALE-s-FAVILY HOUSE‘5:29’ . 6:00x, 6:03x, 8:l0x. 0:28
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with one-half acre of land on WeatI H '10x' 1"00x‘s
Norwnlk Road near Connccticut Turn-l A M t"0 UPI“)? “I . .9 2
Must be sold at once to closer ' ‘ ‘ "3" 0’ 5.00;, "00" 0-1x.
pike. . .- l
estate. Small amount, of cash rcquir-I “1‘ 031' 10..10x. i
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ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire; 1‘3" 1"]0'1'03’“ 2.00x, 3'353'
Keogh & Candee. Attys. United Bank 5:02. 5:113x, ti:00.\’, 7:10x, S110x, {tilting
building. Tel. 535-2. 10:00x, ll :lox, 12:00x. I
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HAVEN I
g A. M.—-12:2tix, 1:13x. 5:50. ti:06..I
barns and other buildings, most oti'izlrl. 9:10, l0222x, llzltx. 11:58x. 4
land can be cultivated. on high: '1. 31,—);20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only,f
grounds. Hay and wagons in barns-Saturday only) 2:34 tllridgcport on-l
Whole can be bOught for $4,500. llnlfIin “Stu'l‘dfly only). 2:47 (Bridgeport?
can remain mortgage. Must be sold. only, except Saturday), 3:30x. 4:28.?
This is your opportuuit)’. Hull). tizlll, 6:5]. 7:05x, 7:3‘.’ (Bridgr'.
ASk John T. Haves ‘Iport only) 9’25, 11:08. l
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Real Estate—Insurance. A. .\I.—«12:26x, mu. 7: ‘
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FOR SALE—Ad FARM AT NORTH!
Wilton, 108 acres. 8 room house, 2
43,
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Govemor Holcomb Tells
.. mo, v... u._ *r
Why Connecticut Boonie
Should Observe Indepen-
dence Day
HARTFORD, June 26.~Govemor
Holcomb today issucd Illt following
Fourth of July pvoclatnutionzk
“Next to that most sacred of 201%
days which marks thc birth of tilt-I
Son of the Supreme ltulcr of the Il'tl'l
tions. the day which symboliz-As tbc'.
birth of our country stands tlé'ttl'é‘rlxI
in the afl'cetions of our countrymrn‘
and most significant in their thoughts.
The Fourth of July. properly christen-
ed as Independent-c flay. I121.- through-
out our history possessed a peculiarly}
patriotic and iilllltll t‘tttdlirlic slight,
fit-unto. Mcn arc won to attach a}
lncaning di-cpt-r than a more coint-i-I
dcncc to 1hc circumstance that thosc‘
two Revolutionary patriots. John]:
Adams and Tlitllll‘dr Jcll’crson, passctlI
away upon this (111),, just hull a con»
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fury after llli‘ nation which they Ilad‘" NW“ “rim“ by Sruatnr Swanson. TOWNSEND
comm-min}: thc committco's recent iii“
nurtured, saw the lit-ht. It was also-
upon this day that tho first ominous;
whispcrinus of the nations rebirth in
the {Ilt'iil civil contiict amwnrcd in
tlic turbulent ililllvr‘ldHél‘IV lncctiun in
Iiostonfiyin 15:11:. So, to., on this day
was-”Th?“ annexation of Texas. our sec-v
ontl sch) In national cxpnnsion, raiiu
ilcd by popular vote in ln-I-l.vwllili»
four ycal‘s later. on tho sonic day.l
thcre was signctl the Treaty of Peace.
with Mcxico, which detcrinincd thc.
acquisition of our vast stuitht-astcrn
empire. 'I‘ht- ulmin of our carlics: printions and ratcs which the Board oi'3
great baptism of blood in the t‘ivil
War, III which northern arms
came to a realization of the stern
character of the problem they werc.
facing, was brought home to tho poo~
plc of the North by I’wsltlcnt l.iu~
coln’s nicssagc on the Fourth of July'
in littll l'ollowint.r thc Ilalllc of Bull
Run: While three years later. on this,
sclf~samc tiny. tho light of victory}
hl‘okc throng. tlic clouds of nortbernI
skies by tho announcement of tho dc-I
cisive conflict of (lettysburt‘, and tho
full of Vicksburg.’ It was. indeed.‘
With a fine recognition of historicali
propiictics that our (‘ongrcss long
ago enacted that cach new star be?
added to the line on this day. 'i‘hus'I
does the Fourth of July, which wit-;
nossed our national beginnings, seem
to have been signalizcd by unusual
circumstances by the Unseen Hand
which tlirccts the affairs of men.
By tho cosy-going cal-closeness of
«great. hood-natured and wonderfully“
proopcrous people. this day has urani-
ually defencratcd into what is fro-
qucntly an occasion of unseemly or
ill-advised jolliilcation. often improp.
ctly couuucrcinlizcd by privato in-
tcrcsts. Our' vary impulscs of pn-'
triotism set in to ha'vc boon converttd
linto instrumentaiitics of wanton des-
truction. The toll of life anti prom
‘. crty from tllcsc sourccs has howl tip- Highwuy‘l‘icparlutent
,‘palllntt. We learn from tho Journal my“ I)cpartincnt
;1.f 'fbt- American Medical Association Police Department
that tho casualties from tho usc oi
fireworks. toy pistols and similar in
strtuncutalitlus dllt'tllt; the past four-1
icon. ycnrs have liven (th'r 45.000; tho
maximum your living 1008. with 5.500
mailuinus and deaths. and tho lowest
Iii-int: 1910. with only 35.0 ('usutilllcs.
t'I‘hero has been a like destructive toll.
ot‘ t-roperiy. Accordiuu to statistics"
collccted by one ct our grout insuru
ance companiw. one celebration of
Intlciwudcnct- [my has cost in sporti-
dic and which scattered proportr
losses $l,l;’iti.ooo, with probably half,
:vmillion dollars not reportcd. 'I‘hc
dcstruclive tire in 130d which nearly
wiprd out the beautiful (‘in of Port-
land. liainc. ontaililu: a loss of $10.—
000.000 was due to this some causal
When. then, this statistical authority
to 530%, th Lanutact‘ speed up
production. the idler to woilfland our
young men to fight, it is tilting that i
ask, would that I had the power to
command, that this foolish and wan-
ton destruction of life and property
cease.
“I count among the supreme asscts
of a great and free people that im—
poudclablc thing [lint wt: call spirit
or loyalty. Evcn m lllvfit‘ days of
rigid ccunotuy. and strict frugality. I:
di—‘E‘Itl it not wasteful. but rather an
enlightened pica for economy, that in
liit‘ll conunuuity of our ancient Con:—
.. :nwealth. this day be tittinszly and
litt'lpt'llshr'ly celebrated. I urge that
it bt' cclcbrntt-d in :1 spirit ol l't*\til“
once and consecration: that We sunl-
mon up lllt' siladcs of the Nation's
gl"‘itl and Iun‘kv, lllt‘lll our ol'urlcs:
that v: scan lv:\t’i‘t‘l]ll_\‘ (—U‘l‘)’ \‘ltll
established prccetlon: :tntl t-vcly sac-
m1 tradition: and that Indcpcndt 11cc
Day of 1017 in the State of Uonncrti
cut In} l!1>ll!it_'t with gratitude for tho-
1iast. print rwsponsihility for tho prcs-
out. and uushtth-n resolution tor 1h»
future.”
NAVY GUNNERS NOT TO BLAME.
\K‘ASIIING'I‘UX. June 1’7. .llv‘ 81 il’
mo Naval committee today i msidcmi
\(‘r'tlgil‘llOll ot' the naval 21111 accidtnt.
on the American armed mtrcbantman
Mongolia, \vbcn two Rod Cross nurst s
wcrt- killml. Tho report is understood
to where the navy cunncrs from
lll‘llllt‘ and to recommend changcs in
cartridges to prevent rcpctition of the
accident.
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Notice is hereby given that the fol-1
lowing is a statcmcnt of the appro-
listimate and Taxation proposes to
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‘3‘“ make and lcvv at a moctinrz of the? 1
said board to bc hcld on July 2. lfllTI
(the some being: the first Monday in
July) at 3 o'clock in the evening for
the fiscal year beginning September
1, 11017 and ending August 31. IQIS.
Fifth Taxing District
Administrattvt: Depart-
menl
Highway Department
$ 147,090.00
53,106.00
Town Clerk Department. 2,485.00
City Hall Departmcnt 4,000.00
Building Department 2.l05.00
School Dcpartmcnt 178,920.04
Printing Department 1,500.00
Health Department 3,300.00
Charity Department 30.00000
Allowance by Fifth Dis-
trict to Fourth District 23.00000
3 454,115.04
p8,] 50.00
Total
Estimated income
W..—
Amount to he raised $ 395,005.04
(lrnnd list $24,970,833
Hopesed tax- rate 15 0-10 mills.
Fourth'Taxlng District
83.00000
30.01350
31.114110
700.00
M...—
' 151,727.50
23.40000
Interest Account
Total
Estimated inconti-
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Amount to be raised $ 120,327.30
Grand list $Itl,liii’,i.'i0, "
Proposed tax rate ti 24} mills.
First Taxing District ’
5 36:08.00
3,535.00
W.—
Expenses
Estimated income
Amount to be raiscd by
taxation
Grand list 37.502.275.00 .
Proposed tax rate 4 l-S mills.
ill.l73.00
. I . I 'just voter-red to. tells us that "ono SecOnd TaxiNQ District I _
.1. MAIN ST' NORWALK‘I‘IOIIQ' 11.l.’x, 11.58x. iday's cclchraticn was as costly as a Expenses s 20212.00
LOST. _‘ i P- MF’2310X» 31113"- 4543‘» 3337‘» battle in the- Spanistt-Amcricam Wm'uEstimated'lnmm‘ 5.52.44
10:13. 7:08x, 8133);, 9:25x, 10:10x.,
LOST—A nnpinsn BROWN nut; “37“" ‘llri‘lselmt 01”“- I
dale puppy, answers to the name oft NEW HAVENTO SOUTH NOR‘
"Sandy." Return to Rock Ridge andl WALK-
recom reward. 35 3.! A. n.—12-25x. 4:35x. 4:53x, 5:50
76:50, 8:05x, 8:30, 0:41x,11:00.
‘ P. Ills—12:17, 2:13x, 3:40x, 4:
135th " ”‘
. 3x, 3:32x, :‘ . 6:11x,S:I3x,S:
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND or 1““
THE NORWALK SAVINGS} A M.—i:35x: 4:53)“ 7:
socmg‘mlk Conn ltlwilx, 11:00. I
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June 1-1, 1917; _ _
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At a meeting of Directors of this‘ :3' 131'123"6‘1”' 7‘0”)“ 8 53 9 8
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Society, held this day, a dividend. at .‘ .
the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. pert 85%;] $113.3??? t° Danbury
aunum was declared to Depositors:A1m “ I_
from the oarnings of the six monthsl ‘5" M'—6:13’ 8:27’ 9‘39'
. V - ‘ P. M.—1:27. 1:54x. 423931, 5:27, (ex-
endmg June 30,1911. 1 t S tu da ) 6'25 719 .
The same will be entered on pass¥ ccp a r y sund’ays. “'
lngoks and paid on and after July 10, A. M.—9:25. 10:29.
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MONEYDEPOSITED ON on BE- P‘ 13:335. til-230011111 Norwam
FORE TUESDAY‘ JULY 10' 1917‘ A Lia—6:030 7-25 7-55' (Mondays
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lxygraléqulét‘; INTEREST FROM JU only) 8:25 (except Monday), 10:05x.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
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Sundays
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11:50: —
STEPHEN H. HOLMES, president. - _ _ .. . .
FREDERICK A. ELLS, treasurer. Salturldtyslgg, "07? 8'3“ (except
DEPOSITS OVER $4,600,000. ' Bunda 3
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A. MI.--7:50. .
P. M.—12:05, 6:48, 7:18; 8:36x.
F. .F. HUNTINGTON, .D. C.
CHIROPRACTDR . .
11111 Iliillil & vout
. mention. to.
‘Outdoor‘Operetta “Peter Pan" in
and that, lunviat’. out of account ,ourf
gruerai national lorssts. ,oi_mauy tit--I
cadcs past and considering only throat
yearly celebrations in n few large
cities, more pcrsons havi- l)ccn killed
anti injured than the casualtics in the‘
Revolutionary battlcs of Lexinctou,
Bunker Hill. Fort Iiioultric. I‘i’hitc?
Plaips. Fort \Vashinzton. Monmouth
and t'otvpcn's cornblncrl. it should
givo us pause even in timcs of peace.
"But the Nation is now at war~thc
most colossal war that ovvr has (lieu.
figured the fair face of ‘this planet—J
a war that piomises to tax our re-
CONGREGATIONIII.
JUNE FESTIVAL
Friday Afternoon and Evening
June 29-, 1917‘
Residence of A. J. Rummler,
Roton Hill '
Orchestral Program. and » Sale of
Goods in the Afternoon
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. the Evening. .
See Reading Notice
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Vacation Goods
Tire good old vacation time beckons.
Be prepared.~ Stock up on bath. toilet
and health needs from our stocks. Take
your favorite remedies with you. We
have what you want right here. Per»
haps you cannot get these convenient-
ly “libero you aro'goingt
Provide yourself now.
H. A. MEAD.
7" Sundaysan‘d eveningsf‘by hfipoinmend
Telephone 468. New York office. 2875
tBroadway. Telephone 6143 Morning-
lllde, W. F. Casper, D. 0., Ph. C. as
l ‘ Phone 305450 80. Main 8t.
80. Norwalk, Music Hall 311:.
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8 Nprtah-Maln St.
Amount to be raised by
taxation
Grand list $0,077,206.00
I’roliosed tax rate 2 5-8 mills.
Third Taxing District
Expenses . s
Grand list $2,549,969.000
Proposed tax rate 4 mills.
Dated at Norwalk. .Iunc .2‘i'th. 1917.
~srnennx DOKUS.
Lity Clerk
3 23,000.01:
GOING TO TAKE IT EQSY
on the “good old glorious?" Then
you’ll want a few porch chairs.
rockers or porch seats and perhaps
a hammock for a little nap after
lunch.
PLENTY or .
soon FURNITURE
an extra chair or two.
to make . them comfortable.
THE
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\fit
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10,170.75;
here for your choosing. Better get
You may
have company and you surely want
A. J. ANGEVINE & S0NI C0.
K, 27.—At Aha clan
of a host 5 in ”Magistrate’s m .
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here yesterday on the charges m .
tby James~E. Faye, recently roles-fl .
from a Pennsylvania prison that m ’
lElizabeth Austin Briggs. now the
of an attorney, ha‘d'accepted from ‘h
'a gift of $21.00 of.money she-méwfl
’had stolen, the judge declared .a ‘11::
into tacie case" had been establisfifl
against the accused. He held a. fab
thtr ‘cxamination.
‘ r‘oyc, the complaining witness, it”
of obtaining $100,000 by means of fin-
gery so that he might enjoy the niflit
life of tho city with Mrs. Briggs. Hts
gave $20,100 to his wilt: but silo mafi-
rcstitutlon “but she found the money
had boon stolen. \i'hcn he told Mrs.
.llrigus of the gift. he testified. she tier
clarcd he should give her an cqufl
amount and that four days later he:
pl't‘srnlt-tl lit'l‘ \vith €21,000. FD}? has
asstrted that he met lirs. Briggs, who
thcn was a widow. through a flirtation.
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