fmi Imoll 10c
tobbyflioehiam i
rings,” 3feetfor ,
yracdasw,
....... ...-.
£69.18
rug Seals ..... 10c pkg
noun ELL ’8
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH HORWALI.
calmer. 111. EVERYDAY '
IES
mooggmd DRAPER ,
W and Murquisettes; also a,
mute assortment of Netting-i
twand Marquisette Curtains.
E. K.‘ BANKS
Meekemo Hotel Block. 1
South‘Norwnlk.
_ unmade ronncnsr i
__--‘-- |
For Norwalk and \icinity: Partlvi
ac tidy tonight and Vi ednesday; ('Joli
,lght in the interior: moderate west
"to, 01thwest winds.Souttc1‘ed show-
. have occurred dining the last
Verity-tour hours in the no1thein
triots from the Rocky mountains
eastward to the Atlantic (toad Phila. '
(dolphin last night 1opo1tod a heavy
‘1; undershuwer with 3101111:th of
rain Pleasant weuthoi conimu‘s in
the southern districts The tempeia
tires; are genemlly ahm (1 the 1101111111,.
notice-pi in the northern portion of the
region and the Upper Mississippi
TODAY
fairy News
It“ ~I’nnumas $3 to $5. O‘Brien.
The boat "Hurry Pp" is diScitarir
ring a cargo of No. 3 Buckwheat coal;
at Raymond Brothers wharf.
v~v3tmw Hats $1.75 and $3. O'Brien.
Court. Mahacekamo, F. or A.. met
tions for membership. Otherwise rout
iine business was transacted.
mAre you interested in l4 karat very
\lteavy gentleman’s newest stone rings.
some band made, up to $20. Big so
clry store. Washington street.
. serve Decoration Day
house at their attractive club house
7 at. Pine Point.
the club are looking forward to a day
. of unusual pleasure.
lion, in the advertising columns of The,
Sentinel today, Submits the 11111111111 for
the coming year, and this will be acted
upon the Board of Estimate and Taxa~
gin June 3rd.
._._———-
—-1StrnW' Huts $1.75 and $3 Mn.
NOTICE
There will be a special meetingr oi
the tFronternul 01 dot of Photos Vt cd
nosdoy evening at 8 p. m., at 111011 111111
to take action on the death of Biolhci"
he.- F Keiwin
W. J. POWELL.
Afloat”! 11. Levis _
Worthy Secretary.
, flillpt‘t‘tttlll‘t‘: High, 08 . 11111,;
‘43 Fair. '
Q-F—EP"-¥¥B
last oveniueg and wreivcd two applica-g
' lootiou in gold rings at, Brand's Jew-‘
The Fine Point Catholic Club win
with open
A program has been‘
. ill’tnngod and members and friends of-
.City Treasurer Herbert A, Mathew
iion at the meetings scheduled to be:
Worthy President
‘“ “1111 1111111113
\ Norwaik, Conn, May 28, 1918.
To the Honorable Board of list mates and Taxation.
City of Norwalk, Conn.
Gentlemen:
in accordance with the provisions of the City Charter. the
100 kg: following is an estimate of the expenses of the unions taxing districts for
the year commencing September 1.1918 together with the estimated income
in each district and the rate of tax to be had in each district to cover said
estimates.
2 First Dietrich
Estimated Requirements .............. .
Lee's estimated incomé ....... '. ....... .
Net amount to be raised by taxation... .
A four and three-fifths mill tax on grand
list of $T,836,257.00 will bring ..... . ’
Second District.
Estimated Requirements ..
Less estimated income .......... . . .
Amount to be raised by taxation ........
A three and one-sixth mills tax on grand
list of $0,175,003.00 will birng ..... .
Third District.
Estimated requirements
A four and one fifth mill tax on grand
list of $2,550 441.00 will bring
i. (as estimated income .
Aug.31,1017 Uncollected tax tax lit: t of
191-, l 1013, 1914, 1915 .............. $24,500.84
(ash ...................... . ...... .. ..... 27, 150. 38
$51,031.32
lime bal hills to Nov 1 101? $13,497.12
1.034 1':eippropriattul .......... 20,000.00
14.5N 211111113111 1 iii: requiipd . . . . . .. . . . 4,000.00 37,407.12
{14,154.10
l. houses ...... ‘. ..... . ..... .. ....... . . . 300,00
lnnrcst on tune: .. .......... .......... 7011,00
Corporation 11111 . .. 900,00
1
Total ................... .....
[INN-HEATHER A YEAR AGO: Not amount to be raised by taxation. ...-
A tom and set on- dent‘m mill tax on hand
list of 310.362.301.00 will bring. . . . .~..
i Fifth Di 3trtct.
iEstimatcd requliements .
’Administiation Depaitment n
Schools Department ................~..
CharityDcpnrtment ....... ”out"... "
(‘ity Hall Department ........ ...»..
Printing Department ................;..
Health Department .. .......~..
Town (“lurk Department
5 Street Department . . . . .. . ”...-11.x .
1
-n
-1...........
£5
Total
via-I‘aneeol'o'lol‘oo’oj-I
3 Ahutemenls' estimated . . . . . . . .'. .. .1,__._1a. .
Deficit 1910-19]? .................... ,1.)
011111111 Hill-1918' ......... . .. ......‘q
Total ......... . ............. ..
3 1.01m estimated income ............ . .
' Personal tux .............. ,, . . . .1,
,(‘orporntion tax ..
‘ Interest on taxes ..... ...... . ..... .~.~
Rent on Town Hall ........... . . . . . . ..~.
Schools........ .......................1
Schools odd items, other revenue ......
;llm=nse (‘ounty Comm
"Licenses City Clerk . .
1 Street. Dept. Sundry Income
'i‘o1v111Court.....
Odd items, sundry income ........ ... . .
State of Conn. account oi pnupers . . . . . .
High School Tuition ..
...-1.0031
......c-n-u...nug
.I-.....-Qj
Amount to be raised by tax . . . : ........
A fourteen 11nd one-tenth mill tax on grand
list of $25,123.08200 will bring ..
l *1 r en
Dated :11 Norwalk Conn. May 28. 1018.
1.11..
816,054.10
It or
$4,000.00
3,600.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
14,000.00
200.00
25,000.00
250.00
200.00
7.000.00
500.00
1,500.00
4,000.00
.32-..
$03,200 00
Respectfully submitted
HERBERT A. MATHEWSON.
$ 36,308.00
1,425.00
34,883.00
35,126.78
34,806.93
5.85500
29,011.93
29,036.25
10,665.75
10,711.84
' Fourth .
Estimated Aequiremcnts ............ _
Street Department ................. . ..... . ...................... 45,750.00
iFite Department .................. . 23,905.50
Police Department ...... . ............. , 31,114.00
Interest Depaitment .................. -. 400.0”
Deficit 1917-1918 ........ 5355.50
TOl'di ....................... .. $100,435.00
10,051.10
00,430.00
91,003.00
135,402.00
187,092.08
32,125.00
4.125.000
1,500.00
2,800.00
2.00000
35,737.00
“02.18168
0,000.00
0.44800 ‘
3,229.89
“..."...
$410,860.53
$03,250.00
335301003
$354,235.45
City Treasurer.
News came from Danbury thlsi
morning of the sudden strickening oi"
Mrs. Millcent Sturges. with apoplexy.
She was for many years 11 resident of
Wilton and numbered many Norwalki
friends. She is a native of Tarrytown
Dr. Albert D. Sturges, who up to the:
time of his death was a well-known
‘memhor of llnnhury‘s medical it‘rn-
ternitv. His home in Cannoudale is‘.
north of the beautiful summer home
of Warren J. Lynch.
1
1'
Dorian House
Shore Dinners
CAMERAS
1 ; FILMS
rno'ro SUPPLIES
, STILLSON-POWELL
'1 CORP.
-
All Kinds 0i Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
Chicken.
A LA CARTE
...-”.... ._ -... ..--“E-“ .
’ sit box in our danger- proof
VALUABLES
That Can’t Be, Lost
Placed in the absolute security, provided by a. safe de-
er—your valuable papers, securities, jewelry and other pen- ,
39119.1 possessions cannot be burned, stolen or harmed. We
rite you to inspect our vault. ’
1 , 2 :30. Rev.
...—...,
Jacob See.
morning.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Jacob Soc of 20 Gregory Boulevard,
Eli‘fil. Not-walk, died at tho Norwulk
jhOSDliBi this
N. Y.. and is the widow of the late: iii]ggrélfriisaqwgiimifiegng03112210.“..391:5
the hospital and, was quite ill for a
long time before his admittance.
was 33 years old.
Funeral ar- ,
Funeral of Mr. Amundsen.
The funcial se’rvice fo1 the late Os
r'm Amundsen who died at his home.
33 Osborn avenue suddenly on Sntur- -
day afternoon at the age of 60 was held
this ‘aftcrnoan from his late home at
F. A. Coleman, rector of
Interment was in «Riverside cemetery:
Progress Forum, No.1. F. F l... met
last evening and disposed of routine
Ibusiness
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the First
M, E. Church will hold p. sewing meet-1
ing at the church on Wednesday after-
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rainy Day
bags are to be turned in on the first
Wednesday in June.
, C. L. U. Hall this eevning
1038910!qu 1111. ’7’!
1.
Copyright Hm Schafih‘ér Min
.7.
Save 1n clothes
as Well as food
He -
A man who has always had
his clothes tailor made said
that - to - us. We 1 agreed and
then asked Why he didn’t ap-
ply that to ”clothes and save~
there.
You can get in Hart Schaff-
vault—the rental is only $4 a ,
.5“?-
1
BATTERIES WiLL FREEZE IN ‘
COLD WEATH ER
Call at our Willard Service Station
where you will ineet a thoroughly
competent storage hitters? expert wbc
will give authmtive advice in this
connection.
t We recharge, repnlr and store but
‘A rehtal battery for any make or out
.canbeobtalnedntunyttme. .
Fairbanks Storage
380mm
“118 No. lulu 8‘" 1‘ '
Plumbers' Local No. 222, meets at ‘ ROGERS 8
. ' noggfl
The home of Hart: Schai’fner & Marx Clothes
NORWALK,
AYBE you’ve said to your friends, “This
‘ “Save on wheat’ campaign is a great thing;
it’s teaching people that other grains-worn,
barley and tyre-"are just as palatable as wheat
and some are more nutritious.”
ner 8c Marx ready made cloth-
es the same quality and the
same tailoring. that the high-
est priced tailors give you——
and from $15 to $35 less. You
get style that can ’.t be sur-
passed.
The fit is guaranteed.
The man saw the point.
STEVENS ;
SOUTH NORWALK
CONTROL PET Duos
- on KILL THEM. ts
Canton Not Euential, Commiulon 0f dollars. “Consequently,” he adds.
sap-cause of High Meat Coot. "dogs used only as pets- should be
me May 38 *4 warning killed or kept under control.” Because
that dogs must be kept under strict of the inf-111m of sheep by m dogs,
statement 153ch last night by Jones" 060 need 01 mean an‘ the time where
1111.Whlttlo‘eey minions or done 'lthere mt hays been 00000 I! o,
}h
clothing.
There are the commissioner says.
about 70.000 dogs in Connecticut. in
~
The president has proclaimed Memv
control or nun: who confined in a he continues there are only ubout 17,- 1111931, t0W3!“ 1689 than 29 per Omit- 053' oriul Day a day‘ or public humiliation.
no animals. Dogs and puppies are not; dogs had been kept strictly under (1011- of the menace of unregistered dogs.
essential, he says, are consumers or “‘01 0101 all unregistered dog's killed, Since December 3, 500 dogs have been-
WHITTLESEY'S ORDER valuable food and when “sea-,1“ often the price of meats in the state might shot for one reason or another. Severe
cause damage amounting to thousands; have been 1955 and the 9901118 might taxation he believes, would do a great
ave been paying loan for theinwoolen deal "to end the earthly careers" of a
considerable number of unless dogs.
the «torn cr‘e mustered. Game ward- my... andfastiug. Don't turn it into as ,
.11 mung d rid 111 and 1111on touiticatton.
Norwalk Chronicler