E
( Lilflaw was violated in posting the bills.
’mot yet’received its consignment of the
’ "DMAY. Am}. 8, 191'!
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”Y ”mil lilitllllliil
e\‘*'““’~"l Budget System Made State-
Mrs. E. L. lirttdley. of ditlue
is seriously .il.
I
~vHuasoAv DINNER NiGHT Effect %
it the Country Club. Why not make
reservation “OW? be owned by any widow resident in
1| the state, of a man who has served,
‘The hotvweather 1.17m, ill the mug, in the navy, the marine
. . . co'ps. or i» revenut- marine service.
: s . s .t . . .
:Isual demand for bathing suitsl hoe. rs exempt from taxation, accordingt
~3nd “‘bbe“ ba‘h‘§g7h3[s- a 10C“ d” to a law going into effect August 1.3
goods merchant reports. The service, however, must have been'
——
‘: The “shark net” is again in position; “it"? received an honorable discharge
kit the Knob and the usual number oil from ”"3 59"”06‘. Whose widow re-
, , , t‘t-‘iYu-‘S the benefit of the exemmion.
bothers can be seen daily dlSDOI'llng! This exemption applies m
in the water.
[funds created or donated by any pet
' son who has served in the above men-
. Itioned branches of the service. There.
- The. weekly dance W1" be held th“glare numerous other interesting laws
,Ivening 3‘ the Norwalk Yacht Club'leonceming the state taxation, some
find 5.09681 arrangements haVe been of which are improvements on old;
mile for the large numbei" of mem-l law. says l:I‘he Hartford; Courant.t l
. .- .. . One of t we raises t e exemp ion
hers and friends expected to attend of cash on hand and on deposit. m
rather than savings banks, and sav-
HPBTY Willi?!“ Of North Main 51’9”, ings departments, of trUst companies
l‘Jhas taken over the management Of The. and national banks from $100 to $500.
‘ Knob restaurant and other privileges; A change haS'Tleen made with re-
‘, and will look after the same during card to the registration of motor
boats for taxation. The mediation of
“he balance or ”‘9 59350“ the 1915 legistlature provided for the
registration of motorboats in the town
,where the owner lives. The new law
provides for the registration and
taxation‘ of the motor boat in the;
town where the boat is kept, thus rc-
1.luling thr- 19l5 act.
The Norwalk Exemption Board has
3"! am exempt" buttons. These little.
"bronze buttons will be worn by those
"youths who were drafted. examined Towns about the state are pre-
jihysically and found to be unfit for WNW front falling into debt bi"
Chapter 14:) of the public acts.
rigmons Wm servtce. provides that a budget shall be pre—
pared by each town, that the. levy oil
the tax shall be sufficient to pay thel
estimated Etlrrent expenses, and that
if a deficit results, it shall be neces-
ltl
Marion Vogler Corso of Bridgeport,
has brought suit in the superior court
301' divorce proceedings against Thom‘
as Corso of New lint-en, alleging in-
iolerahle cruelty as the. cause for di-
‘il'orce. Divorce and change of name.
do Marion Vogler is asked.
sary for the town, the following year,
to levy taxes to cover the current
expenses and the deficit for the pre-
ceding year.
Insurance Companies.
Chapter 143 of the acts affects!
. Home of the Hartford insurance com-t
' . c noun 1' .
5“” for 61‘an on th g d 0 names. It says that any mutual in-t
EGBPI'HOD has b9?“ filed in the Super- st’lrance company that values its so;
dor court by All)?” C. W- “91“?“ 0f curities in its report to the insurance.
:Bridgepnrt -lcalnst Alice L. Mel-tens. department on the amortized basis,l
of N0“, York. The couple. were shall pay taxes on that basis, where-
Liltried October 1,, 1807 and the de- as if the market i’aTfi't'T basis is used!
, the report of the assets to the insur-I
”portion has existed since April 1. 1914. mm, department on the. market value'
.basis, will be used for taxation pur-
Department oeronautioal officer an-. poses. . .
Sfinounces that ill addition to the $2,000 SIM" 191a. UH" board of cquahsu-
g ‘tion has prescribed the form of tax
base pay ‘0 graduates as ““00“ pilots‘ lists to he used in the various towns.
‘nnder the commission as first licutcngAn act of the 1917 Legifimum vests
tents, the men will receive during their this board with the authority to pre-,
draining at the observation b31100“ scribe for the abstract book to be?
'used by all the towns. in preparing
Schools a compensation at such fawn-their tax lists. This will have the
.111“ ”‘9” total pay will be $100 p9r.iifisl1ll of making uniformity in the
month, and 75 cents a day allowance records. ‘ "
ior rations. ' l'p to this year it was impossible
for anyone to get back money once
it had been paid into the state treas-
Rcv. A. H. Bout-well of Belmont, ury. By a MW act of the legisla-
mafisn 903 Of Dr- and Mrs. BMW“! "1' lure, the board of control may abate
Crescent terrace, is spending a brief taxes which are uncollectibic, and it.
Vacation in Danbury. He 13 state! may also authorize a compromise in
g the case of a disputed claim, so that
:ivang‘iliisti of the filisfacm‘lms Bap l some of the money, if the case justi.
s l as onary s cc y,
with head-1 tics it, may be returned.
’mnartera in Boston, and has been con“ Municipal Bonds Exempt,
aucting evangelistic services through it‘ has been the procedure in the
,. «past to tax all municipal bonds.
mat the state. .His efforts have met ij‘ therefore, by a MW not, all
with great. popularity.
bonds, notes and choses in action of
. .Connecticut municipalities issued at-
' 315g Warden Thomas F. Walsh has , m April 1. 1917, are exempted, spelt
Eben advised that Commissioner of, insurance companies, mutual fircandi
Domctic Animals James M. Whittlesu; ' lgfc linsulranc-e”(:om‘pangageanodf $3535“
. . ‘ an s, avc e l‘lV ., ‘.
3'“ issued orders quarantlnlng and; inc the. amount invested in such
muazimg (1°53 in New Britain, Ell-“(W bonds and notes, in the determination
lord and Pomfret as a part of the cam-1' of their franchise to the state. '
maign to stamp out rabies in the state.l , ‘ .
Member is to go into effect Augttsttffié‘flofi’l‘l‘d 2‘3: b%‘;gvc‘;g“{o fizrz‘fif“;
9. Conditions in Eorwalk are such not mm ,0 mp “mm and mg m. Mme
to warrant such action at this time. = of them was conscqucntly a pleasant
. ' _ ldrcam. This dream has been shatter-
1n automobile, beating a New York' ed by it law which says all taxes
11 87 "29 d' thi t‘ lfccs and assessments duo thc state
cense -o ,appeare in ssecmnv lrmm municipalities, are now iiabic'
yesterday, and the ambltious young for interest at the rate of 9 per cent.
men in it proceeded to decorate the per year when the payment is de-
iandscapc with brilliant half-sheet “13:9 {him} titan {111:1} daysi. 1
. . ‘ . t l untolpa 001110111 XOI’lS \V l|(‘l may
bills, advertlsmg an auction in the‘ feel that they have had at. am“, deal,"
near future. Some of the bills were: may by one of the new laws, cllaiitc!‘
pasted on telegraph and telephoneI 186, pour balm over their wounds by
'poles and one was put around the an appeal to the courts. from any,
fluttering trough at the intersectionofi lgllgnaglngollinlf equalization "“13
Flax Hill Road and Lowe street. The Valuations May Rise.
mutt-let commissioners have {heardof Chapter 214 wiil‘have a tendencyl
"the occurrence, iintl‘Wlll probablynot- to boost the property valuations ‘llOv
31y the proper pe’rsons’What the state
ticeably throughout the state. The
- assessors of all towns are. now re.
quired to revalue all taxable prop.
erty therein by a personal survey
once every ten years, the first re-
valuation in be completed before Fieb-
ruary 1, 1920.
The mortgage bonds of any cor-
poration secured by a lien upon the
property of such corporation in tbc
'etate, to an amount equal to the
assessed valuation of the mortgaged
real estate and tangible property
shall be exempt, says chapter 230.
' Tile law provides that the mortgage
shall attach wholly to the Council
cut property of the corporation.
I A copy of every registration tiled
.wtth (the icomm‘ssioni of aautr‘no—
lbiles, of! motor vehicles, and of ma-
‘ torcycle‘s shall be sent to the town
lcierk of the town when the owner
:lives. The cm are required to be
kept by the town clerk for the use of
,3 the assessors in taxing such proper-
y.
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Bank Counsel
, discussion of business mat-
ters. Privateufljairs remain '
private elicits-when this
Bank is taken into your con-
fidence. Doootdoprivo'yourl
self of the “on and
kg]: of this ink a.
ll toncy on "the subject of
my. Your private stairs
on If. with us, as is also
your mossy deposited with
Ill. :3; .
’
.datr ul ll)” cloning o: the fiscal mt.
con-Grill one
rc-p rts
Ir lilc [oz-l all such
\hPl'i‘ lvtlll‘ftti to us“
filed 0" A mi ‘
A new
matter of taxing
1 "P. l‘
the bn‘dJ‘:
panics.
value thereof" on October 1.
The levy of the annual state tax,
‘ lamountin to $1 $50,000 is made payv
Property up to $1000 “hi0“ mayFable by 5b? towns .ot the state on
November 10 of each year.
smcen CABIerEzr to as
DISCONTINUED ON JAN. 1.
According to a statement made by
,in time of war, and the pcrson must George M. Tames, general manager‘of
,the Singer Sewing Machine Cabinet
teompany, its Bridgeport plant will be Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Ovens,
trust discontinued and the. men taken over
' by the Singer Manufacturing company»
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by January 1. There are. approx
law has been mud: in the
X“. . -_
banks and trust and insurance com
Previously a statute provtd
ed for such a tax on the basis on the
actual market Value. By the new law.
wide—Other New Laws in. they must comma “at a [air market
DOCTOI
. no sucrolc clout
An iniunction to renlnu- an 05151“,
tiouble sign was handed don-n by
Judge H. J. Curtis oi the Super; .r.
Court this morning in the application:
of Dr. Mk I). Doian of an; Atlantic!
street “Stamford, against the Hub;
Clothing company of that city. The‘
case was argued last week before,
Judge Curtis. Dr. 'Dolun objects to
an electric sign recently erected be-
fore his windows. The oi'der prevents
the use of the sign during Ur. Doiansi
lease of his office.
1—‘#
fix -.—
BIG Rapucrmus ON ALL
sun/man HOME mans.
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors,
Croquet Sets, Lawn Mowers, Gar-
mmmro t
M
Comfortable Couch Hammocks
Abigndumd’ linenithoaveu fat: ' '
wollasthe and _ . o ' “condemns,"
amen], ' who.
den Hose, Etc.
Iarmy by bringing before the examina-
It‘cnscs.
Delinquent tax paying towns have .
mately 500 who will be affected by the‘
change, the details of which have not,
yet been made public. i
The. firm was formerly the property
of the Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma- .
chine company, and was later acquired
by the Singer company. The conccrn
has been doing much cabinet \\‘0l‘l( for
25 Washington St.
Albert FTEehehe '
Hun. 1069-2
80. Norwaflt
Prompt Delivery.
firms other than the Singer company
Some of the employes have been there
for more than 30 years. A great do!
of the cabinet of the ‘Singer company
is done at South Bend, ind. The local
plant will furnish the woodwork for
the Singer company's factory here at:
tor the close of the year. 5'
SHERIFF ASSISTING ‘ l
EXAMINATION BOARDS
'Sheritf Simeon Peasc is assisting in
the formation of the new national
lion boards prisoners confined at the
county jail who are held for minor of-
Threc who registered in New
York were sent out yesterday, and two
who were registered in Bridgeport. It .
is probable that if these men pass the
examination claims, it any, the re,
maindcr of their sentences may be:
suspended. Three of these men have
served in the army before and ex-
press their wish to be again in the
service of Uncle Sam. |
GLOVER’S
Est. 1897.
Our 20 per cent. discount
sale will greatly interest you.
Included in this sale are
MEN’S Black, Tan and White
Oxfords. ..
Women’s White Kid, Buck
and Canvas Shoes, White
Reignskin and Canvas Pumps
and Oxfords.
Black Kid, Gun Metal and
Patent Leather Pumps and
Oxfords.
Children’s Pumps and Ox-
ford:
Elwoofiaclover
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
r
Boyd's Lemon Sugar
Armour's Grape Juice ..
Atlas Olives, plain or studied
Best value in t
Atlas Pickles, sour or sweet .
Best value ill .t
Booth’sPure Grape Jelly . . . .
PHONE 410.
“KEEP COOL—~KEEP COOL”
Boyd ’3 Orange Sugar . . . . . . . ..
Makes delicious
Makes delicious lemonade.
Dubelle Grape Juice .........
Regular 15c seller.
Regular 250 seller.
...-
Can you beat it?
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98 Washington -St.,So. Norwalk '
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
10ccan
orangoade.
......... 10ccan
...... ...........10cbottle
..... .r........20c bottle
. o
10c bottle
hccity. ”-
............10cbottle
he city.
10c glass
Funeral
Wall and High
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WOO“
Btu.
AND AWNINGS.
Fetch Furniture. Screens and Rugs—a
splendd stock in til sizes and designs
RAYMOND dz SON
Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Nomalk
.of
SHORE
rmmu
molt nous“ ‘
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallv
Opens May I
DINNERS AND ALI:
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEF
‘IOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, P1”.
Telephone 720
I
H
it Bank.
which will
r
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Why Take Chances ?
.Many persons have lost the s
sealing funds in unsafe
We offer this security
~Pmtect your funds from loss
airings of a lifetime by con-
places. The safe place for money is in ‘
in the form of a checking account
a
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES ?
Drfl. H. Mallery
16 So. Main St., So. Namath. Ct.
Hom39a.m.t05p.m.,7t08p.m.
—Systematize your financial affairs
M d—Strcnfitl‘tien your credit.
0 cm. met 0 s, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
You are minted to do your banking business here.
We act as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
South Nor-walk, 0mm.
There's no ' bar
where. No mmt'shmhb’e
than. Mo ‘tluebuthuwn
I.
It will gotyou‘llome
HE new Fisk Cementlesa Patch for
auto tires has the strength Where you
want it. lt'a‘thick in‘the center. Covet-s
a larger cut, but because all'woste rub-
bet is eliminated costs loss.
Moat
eflicicnt and best value the patch on
the market-«lie best insurance you'll
get home. This patch is one of the
mnyot‘ondudnlue
cums“
*E‘nugenc
Pun flaunt all
lin'uduundfiflwdr
Children Cheerfully
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
l
Gold and Porcelain
Restoration.
15 Years In m. by appointment. Ml kinds bf Artifi-
the Practice of ctal Dentures.
Higher". Crown and Bridge
Den,,..,y_ «» Work, Etc, salt.
fully Done
-————~._ _I__ fir.
There is Slill a Chance
‘ to Save Money
Don ’t miss the sale of LADIES' BLACK PUMPS.
All the new styles in patent, colt: and kid.
$4.95 for the $6.00 grades. $3.95 for the $5.00 grades
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades.
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES.
Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalk. '
J
n.
w.
The floor covering
Surprise of the
Every Room in
_ Your Home
Have You Seen
These ‘Wenilerfill,
Just up into our store and m
‘Wa‘shuble ”Rugs?
with loop madman and I mop.
oundays By Appointment Only
M .v
The Banner Bakery
tel 367 5 Monroe stress!-
We are now able to supply our
mstomers with PIES, made to
order each dayl. We also have
SUGAR ‘BUNS and COFFEE
Painless RINGS in addition to our regular
and Patiently ( m and Conscientious
Treated by Modern. . _symp2f::t'f:" mi. _, ,_ __ , ._...._
Pam'e" Mum“ Aceptic Office Treatment. A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW ‘
y DR.S.M.DEITZ it . -- , «(9
Moderate S 6” “1'“me [Elllrslmim . Send!
Charges for Very “New? by ‘“° ”’9'" Office for Booklet:
am Dental Work. DENTIST Method. on Paton“;
E 1 ms IAIN STREET
BR1DGEPOR'I‘.CONNECTICU?3 ‘
.——
sxpnsss SERVICE AT Psalm/rt
RATES TO ,NEW YORK
rHE ANNING J. le'rH Tnnus.’
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, En
River, New York (foot of Jackfln}
3t.) every day except Sunday, at 3‘9- 1‘
1:. Freight received at Norwalk orb...
i p. m. and at South Norwalk up-h
3:30 p .m. ,
Wo'men’s' 5‘
Wear ' ;;
The Little Shop;
60 N0. MAIN 81. f
#3..
ZELliFF’SFV
Drug Store f
1 North Main Street
833--Phones-- ‘l 532]
Whitman’sChocolates
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Drugs - Prescriptions
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. . C.
, 2 Sm i tn, enderwood,
Remington, all
makes, sold, rented.
. repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. ,.
PLUMBER »
TYPEWRITER EXCHANG
If You Have 9
Any Junk -
3.... S. Jalie‘
IT TO
. Successor to Wm. Enron“
Phone 490
37 Fort Street, East Norwalk
other
th'vonderlul-limof Comets-m Youdo 'cll cob ‘Hh .-A d
AmRugu now hing diagnosed. dust .cannnotflget angers; 1::-
We howbmdtfthemtent' our nude :hey donot curl or "kick
oovcmc “he. India may to IP" 3‘: theodgeu. Do you wonder
town-tom. , plant 'theieArugs alt): ‘tfilng tho
mm, All we . women 0' mencn yuoml
l . ’0“ m .. .m‘ L And don t Worry about the prices.
“”3. my, “a hex-re so low you would hard.
.w m ' ‘ Eggsheveggfgehgold :33; Any
m vamp a nil: . \ you . c on
. " " m o humus 'Dou’t all-oz
m all Com a... in” . , ‘
THE :cREArEsr ,
roan villus * _
so:
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