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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 28, 1917 · page 7

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years it has been the custom to con-

 

“ Witter Street
Tel. 72:

iceal this important information. ("on-
lsidcl' the fact that about three»
ifourths 0: all public taxes 5.1 the.
ilfnlted States are collected from an
"ad vuloreln tax on rcul estate. it is
very surprising that the people.
through their state govel'mnent. have
not long ago. assisted their assessors
lln their work by causing the truth

 

' against unfair valuations and the as

 
 
 

the mm Win-ll com com to
twelve inches. Wilh'women it grows
anywhere from‘ eighteen inches to
their heels.
warm

FUR AND lLVEr. l we

A marked hole of the neaxon is lilt-
extravagant use of i‘ul, not only as

can than the . coal general property
tax rate. savings banks would protest

 
 

sesomenhfi would undoubtedly be on
the b'un‘lfi' oomph/we basis is olhcr
property."

Again we see how much u permun
ent assessor could do and how power-
less he would be, but then he would a trimming, but in me body fly .3 ‘
draw a fat salary. What We want ini— hat itself. says the Dry Goods Econo—
8 few good laws that Will help 0111‘ mist. Kolinsky, mole. skunk. sea]. and

Ensuessors and that is all that is nec- Japanese mink we all prominently:
.8553”. _ represented, Among the striking‘
; » Respectfully yours. models of the week is a huge jockey

JAMES E. LARMER. JR. tam of fur, trimmeti'With a turquoise v
blue velvet roia'.

HOW YOUR HMR GROWS. Combinations of for with metal,
. c . . trimmings are a dominant feature.‘
“emu“ ‘0 ““ ““"mmy' the ”a" Silver ribbon is particularly fashion-

grows half an inch ‘sl month until it ablo 8f the present time,

 

 

tulips ii Villlll

 

 

 
 
 
 

Phone on

' _ RAYMOND BROHERS

137 Washington St.

Building Materials of Every Kind

Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe

Fire Proofing Material, etc.

 

State of Connecticut

Jill Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
are liable to tax at local rate: unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer

On or Before S eptemberfisoth

The estates of those who neglect to pay this tux must pay

no

 
 

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(Gregory Boulevard)
1 E88} Nor-wall:
f Opens May I p
SHORE DINNERS AND AW33‘
KINDS or SEA noon
COOKED TO ORDE?

 
 
 
 
 

 

flOHN n. O’SULLIVAN, Prop." ,
Telephone 720

 

 

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- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATE!

0!. I. H. Mallory

16 So. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk. 0!.
Hours9a.m.t05p.m.,7t08p. ..

eundm By Annointmeni: Only,

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

to be spread on the records, in the
lease of almost livery other taxable
thing"‘lll?l'Ch3lldlS€. live stock. stocks
Bond bonds. the market price is avail
able to almost any one; yet real es-
tate, the most important of all, is
protected by a veil of mystery. . ‘
Lawson Purity said to the New
York State Tax Conference in 1916:
“This brings nze to :4 point that l
illll sure will appeal to you. The
State Tax Conference: of this State,
again and agnin. have declared that

 

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Clifford Griswold, n lineman, was
elecil‘ocuted while at work on a pole
in Torrington yesterday._

TH' of lt-zll estate. property should be
certified to the assessors. Person-
_ -__._.__. lolly, i no l‘urthcr. I think the law
The new highway improvemenm'hhould require its to be insertod in
(mm Ridgefleld‘ to ‘Durien, by u v of ”“3 deed,” .
New Canaan. have been complete and, . Relative to the tax rate limit. the
local autolnt-billsts are finding the road report of the Mrft'llinun llonrd of State
to be a delightful drive. ’lttx Commissioners and State Board
n... of Assessors is as follows:
“A tax limit would not only rc—
move the most common objection to
cosh vulue assessments, but would in
most colllillunltice, compel the assess-
lllont of property at its full valid“, in
order to provide sufficient revenue.
‘A tax limit would also be a. powerful
check upon extravagance. When
conununitim, like individuals, find
themselves with a fixed income and
many purposes to be accomplished
through it, they necesuarlly become
unretlul in inelcctinp. the objects of
expenditure, and in determining the
!l!.nl0lllll necessary ifor each of the
livol‘ious qurposth solectcd. A tax
truce Broth l’llu‘t would practically compel a bud.
tgoi of receipts and expenditulw in
w“- even the smallest comnulnitie‘s. (‘nsh
1 f . .. , .0“, . value. assessment: anti'tax lilnlt legis-
“flcgtut nggigégfiffi la‘llllldl’lfgstgm159M?- ltltlon should go hand in hand."
rick of‘New York city wele in collision it we!“ ‘0 me ”"3 {Dl'e‘wmg fihow"
-on Main street, Stamford. Wednesday how futile it would be tor us to have
night.
damaged.

-—1‘-mbrellas mourning bands O'Brien

 

The annual reunion of those who
have been guests at the Gould Home
in Fairflcld, ,a popular vacation place
for working girls, will be held Satur-'
«day, and it is expected that several
Norwalk girls will attend.

 

A phaeton, four sets or mixed har-
ness and a farm wagon were stoleflbp
Col. Charles W. Hendrie's place, near
Sound Bench line. between Sept. 2t
and Sept. 27. The value of the stolen
property is given as $60.

 

~DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town Assembly Hull.
nrs' full orchestra. Y

My to pay. Certainly it i: a splendid
beginning to have higher taxes.
Antl among the l-cumlluzelulatlonn
“'M'LUNERY' Tto the tax commissioner to waive con~
Smart shapes and trimmed hats.‘ shier‘ntion by the. next legislature ir
Band work a specialty, at Miss K. A. thin. pone 81:
Polhemus'. 80 Washington St. So. Nor- "At present saviour: bunks deduct
walk lmul the tax on their deposits the
‘ total taxes paid upon real estate dur-
ing: the year. This menus that, that

 

'l‘hc scarcity of sugar in the local
market continues and today some or
the groceries were unable to till all
their orders. In most cases fresh sup-
plies were expected to arrive by to-
morrow. 'I‘llc cugnr shortage is inter-
fering to some extent with fruit can-
ning operations.

, ._._.____

-—Sol't hills and cups. O'Britn.

is virtually taxed ill the rate of one-

other real estate must bear the. full
local tux l'tltc. Savings bunks also
have n ointoreni in the ussesuulent of
Their rout estate. because no muttor

tlt'ely recoup themselves by deducting
: said amounts from their mute tnx.

51in opportunity is given for exoousivo .-

111de and “1.3 losiah T-ivlor ‘1.”..§\’ltlllutlull by assessors without resist»

cow‘s exhibit of dalllias at the nleOIi- all?“ 0“ ”‘9 PM" 0f ‘1‘” bunk. The
al dahlln show now being held in ”Hy ii sndvnntngos could be ovm'comc if
Engineers' building. New York. won, the above recomlmrldniiono were
the first prize, The beitutiiul flowors‘ ““‘lc‘i’d ””0 a M“- uhich “0“” re—
wel-o town on the Maroon estate. . _ . .
“Duvbgeak” at Greens Farms and istltutlous bearing its full share of

created it sensation. Local people’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

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were. fortunate in having the opponi ” . ‘ ‘ .
tunlty of seeing in. flowers in “.9, m m... 0‘ mm b “WWW I... 60 "0’",an ST. 50. Norwalk PROGRESS _ DEVELOPMENT
height of their beauty at] aid the tiled. with the urn: mu “m “1M W .
, ' ' ‘ . 1:11.. vi 5 at - ‘llln ~ u. a ed 7 m «aw - . » . W . _ . . .-
.2513): Zigggggllllc$l£ 3:)U‘l‘flllc “\flf‘Wf‘t“ “h; mg£§i§flhl§gfigz N M “I I . th'l‘his swank? andumness II steadily inmulng, fullyfitteat-
about 2.500 varieties. ‘ (3 mm 3 mg e on no moment of the public.

. A I - Chum" Chum,” Km”... it: In our progress and development the cardinal principles
Cfilhyllngf ill? 35:51.35?thEranflfmiu-llfl wk Jggfigfigm m, ”“3“.” W and Con-clentloul of prudence and safety are constantly maintained.
Unlilggliu‘enue and Orange street will; No fitmbomughflflgldnm Treated by Modern. sympgfsgféw - Upon the conservatism 9nd sound business judgment of
take place. neitt Sunday anomaly“: at $51 5;“ 5:; ' Pam". Method. Atomic 0mm ' 7mm.“ § the men_who direct afi‘airii 18 based our invitation for you to
o’clock. Right Rev. John .Nilan, blsb-e Nox‘ $1.50 Now 80 Cu. . u make this Bank your depository—we would fit) the
op ofcthe diocese of Hartford, assisted molmmn Laboratorv. Phllndolnhlu. . . :- mmr over with you. I like W
by about fifty visiting clergyman. will‘ DR. S.M. Bu‘l‘z l , Hi
omciatc. Rev. Walter S. McElroydof . 'l 6. Ad I ' Th . ‘ .

New Haven. a native of this city. an a, . m n “.N' C t N -t B k
nephew of the 'Rev. Walter Shanley of, ”“9"“ Surgeon by the Oxygen , e 1 y a Iona] an
Danbm‘y, and if the late Rev. Charles, Charge: for Very . ‘ . . ,
l1. MeElroy of this city, will deliver the am Dental Work. ’ BENT] T Method. 1 . sou“. Norwalk, am.
sermon. Father McElroy ls‘reputed to‘ . S i ‘
he one of the most eloquent and tlorce- * . 4 ‘ 4
ml speakers among the young c ergy .— .
o! the diocese—«Bridgeport Farmer. 7; “8°"? “"3 ft?“ Gold and Parceluln ; ,. ‘ . p .
* . 15 Years In' > - ' i . « -

., . . .. W t. \. . m, b All kind: of Adm. . . d me New

‘ M ” ‘ ANN“ \ \\\\"\\\\\\ ‘ ' the Practice of y appointment. ciul Dcnture': I; . .

‘ . High-Clan Crown and Bridgc .

EVIDENCE “‘3 M” “3° can...» (-0-). w... ..., s... . . ., ,_ .

Knows that its not neces- - ~ ‘

 

‘ What you puma today is

._ . A“ . sary to excuse foot torture _
evidence of what you did

on the ground of style. ,
Neither is it necessary to _ i
. excuse slovenlines‘s on the .,
ground of comfort. ‘ , . '
Halstons insure the right
degree of both shapeliness
g and fit~ without accompany-
ing evils.
Try them. this time.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

what. you are saving now. ,
Today‘you are. better able to J
earn and nova money. Do .
without the luxuries now 2“

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

that you may ,eujo . them

laterin life. Your! '

will earn, 4 per cent. com»

pound interest. 3 '7 ' r

 
 
 
 

F r ', Emil.“ or cLovun

-E&Wuhin¢ton8t.
39- NW

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BA Milli SAYS DRUGS

' A Heavy Penalty

Balance: in banks not in 5a ' Banks Iiubl to
this tax. ( vmgs ) are emu

Iniltructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hammond.

m,
The Banner Bakery 1;

Tel 301. I Home. mi g
We are now able to supply 0'

 

.the actual consideration for the trans—3

Jlot or drugs that excite the kidneys i combined with lithia. and has been

One 0,. the ours was slightly u permanent assessor. and a fat rattl-1

li‘lil (mute owned by savings banks ‘

allartor of one per cent., where on

:how high the valuation is, they on 5" ‘

suit. in real estntc owned by such in \

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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F. 8. OHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.

autumn with P133, mulch
order each day]. We also hon

 

 

 

IBalts Harmless To Fluilh Kidney: and cist about four ounces of Jud Salts;
' Neutralizo Urtc Acid, Thu: itake a tblospoonful in a glass of wa-

Ending Bladder Trouble imr before breakfast each morning for
When your kidneys hurt and yourga few days and your kidneys will act
‘ back feels sore, don’t get scared. and ‘ fine. This famous salts is made from
proceed to load your stomach with a the‘ncid of grapes and lemon juice,

and irritate the entire urinary tractiused for generations to clean and
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep { stimulate clogged kidneyl: also to
your bowels clean, by flushing thomineutrallze the acids in urine no it no
with a mild. harmless salts which re-' longer is a source of irritation, thus
niov-es the body’s urlnous want: Indiending bladder weaknesa.
“updates them to their normal to Jail Salts is inexpensive; cannot in.
Tlvit)’. The function of the kidneys ll ; lure; makes a delightful efleryescent
to filter the blood. in 24 hours tbayfllthlu-water drink which everyone
“strain from it 500 mine or acid and ; should take now and then to keep
waste, so we can . muddy undentludlthalr kidneys clean and active. Try
vme vital importance of hoopla: the this, also keep up the water drinking,
Huey: uctlva. land no doubt you will wonder what
Drink lots or water—you can't drink,bacame or your kidney trible and
too much: aim to from In! charm: . backache-Adv. -

~~~W WW_,W

 
 

 

, Royal Society

We have received a. new line of Royal Society-packages,
consisting of Women's Undergarments, Fancy Aprons, Dress-
ing Sacques, Infants’ and Children’s Wear, Scarf: and
Centers. .

StampedPillow Gases and DaySlips 50o
Stumped Night Gowns ....... .. ...... . ......... . . . . . 690
Stampiedchsoum, Centers and Pillow Top: in the waving
3 a t . .

‘ Also a full line of Royal Boeiety Floss, Flouollc, Satin Flora
and Galesta.

J. I. MALLETTE

88 WASHINGTON 81‘. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

week end sale. on lingerie blouses.

_ Regular $2.98 value tor $1.98 .
Special prices onllall the :3
higher priced merchandise.

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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I O O
Pictorlal Rev1e
Guarantee style. guarantee economy.
one—half to one wholc yam! of muterinl on every tlrt‘hfa'.

October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book

 

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’{Do Your Bit by Making Your Own Clothes

 

 

 

, Ovrrblouw 7m ‘
' flirt 7&9
-_ 20 run. each

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They five from

_‘ NOW ON SALE

JAMES DONNELLY

SO. NORWALK - -

58 Wall Street.
KRYP‘I‘OK LENSES—Folding Oxfordi‘ in Gold or

 

 

OPTOMETRIS'I

Shall Shut-On and Other Mounting:

Thorough excoriation of the eyes. Oculim’ prescrip-

tiona promptly filled. Expert Remit-lug.

I

.i‘ Vi 3‘ [2,, makes, ‘
‘ . '. . g] repaired. Rental;- t“

 

 

THE LITTLE SHOP »

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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still 735:
20 tool: in: l.

W Patterns

 

CONN. .

o. B. JACKSON

Nor-walk.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

SUGAR BUNS and dorm
RINGS in addition to our regular
Itock. '

m
A. M. WOOSTER 7,
ATTORNEY AT LAW 9
Late Examiner fifi if
U. S. Patent Send

Office {or Bookie! A
on Pa ten to

P I “'0’
m5 mm sum

BRIDGEPORT. commuted!

 

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EXPRESS SERVICE AT Fusion!
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE- ANNING J. SHITH TRAN.»
PORTATIOV LINE. Inc.
Freight boat leave! Pier 45.
River, P'N- York (foot. a! J»
St.) every uay except sunday. 3t 8 p-
m. Freight received at Not-walk up

I p. m. and at South Norwaik up
‘ 1:80p}!!! . "

ZELUFF’S

Drug Store
1Norlll Main Street
833"th 1.5321 -

 

 

 

Whitman’sChocolatés ,

 

I Drugs Prescription!

 

 

 
 

TVPBWRITEIEL.
Smltn.‘ ’md .
‘ . Remington. all :0
sold.‘

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

per month. Mocking)
acid at $5 per month. '
PLUMBER. , .
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE

156 Fab-field Ave. Iridium Con

it You Have" .

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

rug ~~ S, Jane

Successor to Wm. Enron ,
,_ Phone 499 ‘
37 Fort Street, East Roman:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Buy‘a , ' *

‘ Rumours BILLIARll TABLE
Thiideulgattraction tor keeping, the boys at

hung nights. Portable, requires no special room.
[used on any large iablc,~lnstantiy leveled.

IEMWeekFr'eeTriaiaml

 

ter Models. S
and Leathers . . -

Sailslaclory Stockings o Match.
CONN-EALLY .& BRACKEN

.lx Washington” f . ‘

All of the new Fall and Win-
tyles in Many lasts

South Nonnllr.

 
 
 
 
 
 

THE GREATEST j.
FOOD VALUES

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

”W" W; Raymond“
‘; , ,NDERIAKER‘J

hi. on». 10094; Hamil, m.

 

 

 
 

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'27 WASHINGTON 3T.

 
 

 

 

 

Easyllontllly Payments .
Callinand seeTjuem. ’ ' ;

RAYMOND NON

 
 

 

 

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