:UESDAY.
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Today
t‘. .. timing; Screen Star,
‘-.T\‘ 11.4. STEWART
t-‘m. Xaiional Production,
"'i‘ilE MIDNIGHT
ROMANCE”
. Hill") of a mysterious
mu llt"t.‘l-.l"‘, and the
if midnight.
.‘ . ‘0' .r
. Bathe News Pictorial
And a Comedy
Wednesday
MITCHELL LEW’IS
. l‘I
iii: (‘ODE OF
THE YUKON”
iitc great outdoors and
.l i‘. .‘l homely hut in the
:l‘ \Vtittds.
'l‘ra‘.'elcgue and Comedy '
-...4.
"The Barrier," in
u. ..
5....
Ill
'l'liursdav and Friday
ll ltitw-‘s Filsl Run I’ttl‘m
"i it .\t tt‘ral‘t Special.
"False Faces”
t.- tht- Popular Actor.
lienrY Waithal
A Pathe Review
Comedy
Even.. 6:45-9
’l‘udav and Wednesday
.,
‘haries Ray
stinging t‘otuctly.
reacd Lightning”
' ' it tiatttt- pct-191‘
..lt' remains of
Rural Slal‘.
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Um,
‘ Comedy,
THE LOOP."
no. r. L :w
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Thursday
Edith Storey
l', it: no Picture.
\ tlu- Piun Went Down”
xvii: Vaudeville.
' ’» _' ~ tDECORATlQN DAY),
ml.- iizttnillon in
HIS OWN HEART."
£32
VAUDEVILLE
..y. Friday and Saturday.
ii iii IHEAIRES
’LGENT THEATRE TODAY.
"H'et
‘-, .- .4
. ..v,
f no 11‘ patrons will find a
. aw in the story of “A Mid-
t' worn." second of the‘A‘hita
. : ial productions, to be
" . lit-gent Theatre today and
« : super attraction. “Vir.
' . t offering to motion pic-
-, t‘ is city she essays'a role
't:-;~‘~lzv in its social partition
' ..llti association to that of
. amnion of Amy Forrester
?t.‘:< :toi'v. in “A Midnight
7:1. pints the part of a hotel
« ll!)"tt‘l'}'
counts in contact.
.. titr- housekeeper of the
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:, (lilt‘
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iltl‘ttllilli near the big
.‘ill’ it- begins her first
tutiien livery of a
luatliong into a ro-
.m i. t_v crooks have So-
w ' Itt' \larie's affections
in that succeeding ac-
i.~ made the Vic-
; waxy to compromigc
r» w i in the preliminary
..t ' ll‘.
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iii ii‘t‘
iglu
'1: .~=~lt‘ and running
1? “ovt-I'ttl by I'no=€
iu'f‘. slits saves Sloan
Win-re and how he
J UNK
i . ‘he highest mar-
' t“? kinds of Junk
Furniture.
tal to
it. JAFFE Gs ASH,‘
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Tel. 499.
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, surprising-ending to a, strong story of
Ettegem Theatre t
death of her parents.
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harem
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constitute. n novel and
mysteryfloV'e and fast moving ac.-
tion.
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REGENT THEATRE ,‘NED.’
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.‘ESDAY.
Mitchell Lewis, in “The Code of the spoiled mother‘s boy and the like, but. N(- 3‘ “fig,- loosing her bpafings'
I! new type? of chmcter in his new
photoplny “Greased Lightning; which
will be presented at Palace Theatre
today and “‘ednesday.
We have seen Mr. Ray in past per-
t‘ormance‘i as the baseball player. the
hired man. the your“: city sport. the
ed hem-er on my 10.
The three seaplane. left Trepusey
on May 16 on their trip to the Azores
and the NC 4 ecu-tad at Horta, In the!
Azores. the next y. having been 1n!
the air 13 hours. The NC 1 lost her
way in a fog and her crew Was pick-
ed by aGI—eek steamer and taken to
the Azores. the plfipe being lost. The
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Yukon;" a Tr:.velogue and Comedy. ‘no type of the past gives him such lighted on the sen, from which t‘om-
Mitchel Lcmis. Select‘s new star. will
appear in his first Select I’irture.
“Code of the Yukon." at the Regent
theatre on VVr-dnesdav. “Code of the
opportunity for his subtile comedy as
does the small town inventor. a char-
acter he portrays with admirable
taste in “Greased Lightning."
The play derives its name from a
mandu Towersfin- charge cf the l .at’t .
was “name to rise. After twin: misu.‘
in): for tiny-mo hours. m.. NC 3 en-'
tcred ti;F harbor o.‘ ' 1 onto iteleada,‘
Azores, under her ovxn [)JWt‘I‘. Shc’
was so badly buffered by Ii.“ roast
she encountered. hfl‘ft’r'Vt'J. that SIH‘
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\11_\0n p: ,i prettt story (1‘ Jean 1)“ many: auton obile. the ptoduct of the was retired from the “mud. ieatin:
1min.
\vlto ii’t'ts lane, in the Noi'litwooda.
Here he finds gold and dailv he stores
away what ll" is able to wash. expect-
ing some flow to have enouch to lean)
the Nottliwootls and start on a long cast. including: \\’anda Hawley. Robert approximately 736 miles.
journey. Ilis one aim in life is to find
the man who wronged his sister, when
he left her in a convent after the
One day Jean finds “Faro" Teli’ord
a renegade gambler. in the woods. in-
jured. lie iirirgs him to his but where
he does all be can do for nun.
thanks Jean lty tcllint: some of his
worthless friends about the mine that
Jean has found.
work until the crucial moment in tho
story. Then it becomes the speed
demon that runs down the villian.
Mr. Ray is surrounded by a. capable
McKim. “'illi-s Marks and others.
OUTDCOR PLAY OF
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Rehearsals for the outdoor play at
Hillside school are progress-inc. .uy
satisfactorily and prove the existence
The pity uni}
h in
the pupils of the school.
be given on Saturday of this “'09
There is a 5:0“ I'll-“h the af;ernoon at 4 o'clock. an] in the mm".
a lt‘rnii: li Canadian ,-:~ospcctor, young inventor's genius, which fails to we N(‘ 4 m.. sup. sun Wm. 01’ in. ”i L.
Thv naval oiiicer in chars»- of the
NC I i< Litilixt‘l'l’llillllilt" r Ally-”
(‘uahing ltczzd. who i.: amour, lillit‘d by
five companions. /
From Pcnla Itclcatla to Lisbon is
\\'.\Fil3.\'(i i ”N. May
advices that the Nl‘~4 itatl la-‘t l‘onta
“Again! my l.i.~.‘:mn at 10:2‘; (t. .\l. T..‘
“.01“. ]'((-i~i\'((I by ii." inquiri-
rill—pt tr. m Athttii'al .lac}\:~t-.. at rrriu‘
The message
succe; -
\‘.'ashington time.
ply reported litr-
oi‘ the flasht.
The Nut passed S‘ati'm Ship No. l.‘
Silli'
lul starting;
“Fem" of a decidcd amoun‘ of, t' lent “11102.: the destroyer Thompmn. Ii“l\'»tflll CU
ri‘a. l).~?.r-tda.‘
'1.
and To iuilvs «wt of .n
11:171. (:rconu’irh time. At‘tniral
Jackson n-pom ti to l‘w‘ ."J _\ l"‘p;!l‘i~
'l'ht' Thx‘tmt‘rt'n i: KL: nrrt of
and soon Juan is drazzed into the lit" owning at 8:30. and porfrwys thn ()‘ti‘ II‘J' fourteen t‘curvrtrs thinking the
of the minin". camp. 110 much: and
Iuarrics the (laughter of a poor pros-
pcctor.
None lczcud of Bnidur. the God of the
Sun and of Light. The story Il‘iI?‘ of
Site craves the hell“? thinas Raldur. the beloved Sun God 1nd of In sed at [1;f;5(;19..n“i1-h ”m.. (7:0,
Still-mile couzm- to Lisbon.
Station Ship No. 3. fifty miles fur-
ther eastward. rcptirttd the 50-: had
a
of life and is not happy Wm‘ Jean. the hatred of Loki. the spii'i (f evil. a. m.. “Htsii‘ntzton titzict. litar Admir-
Thi'ougli her own weakness and the
machinatiom of a grin: of mining
who tries to destroy him. l-‘tipua.
Odin’s wife and the mother of Hu‘wlur
al .laclurm reported.
The Navy lttparzmcm conipuetcd
the little of tlic NF-l start at 6:13 a.
Cl'mks w,“ 3“) tryint: to get. Jeans Seeks to overcome ”19 Fi'iri' ‘f "37 m.. “'asiiington lime. and the plane
mine she runs away with one of the
. ganz.
“'ith a sore but determined heart.
Jenn tries to forget about
quest.
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through her pleadings: I) all things
living and lifeless. The portrayal of
the various groups to which sh» goes
h'lli Flies.
and
trees,
metals,
who
stones.
represent
blossoms. (i re
passer. the Thompson at 721:1 a. m..
Washington timc. :rliottun: that Licht-
(Tomiuauder Iii-ad made tiit- tirst lap
of his voyage in lt-.~:: than an hour.
. “L" “"f” is carried out very artistically U Hams speed twin: In excess 056: knots.
'and turns savagelv to resume his girls and ”,9 young boys of the school At that 1311‘. which xviil be accelerat-
ed as the consumption of gasoline by
the
plane. the .‘~.’t‘-l should reach Lisbon
motor reduces the load of the
AT PALACE THEATRE THufiSDAV- water. Though Baldur is finally t-lain around 1 o‘clock. “'iishinmon time,
édith Story, Popular Metro Star in
"As the Sun Went Down," With
Vaudeville.
The roughest man and
abandoned woman is amenable to the
the moat
by the evil strategy of Loki. yet he is
not utterly deem!“ ed. but 31w :e on and
blesses the work titrouzh his meant-t
gets. Hope and Faith. There arn some
very attractive dances by Fire and
Water. by the spirits of tw- mivy, tin-
titis afternoon.
The following report on Weather
conditions over the Ntil‘s course “as
transmitted by Admiral Jackson: l
"Flying- conditions front Ponta Del-
gcda to Lisbon very .2000. Today fair
Wr-athcr. southwesterly v-inds. moder-
ate to frc.-h. at flying attitude, pre—
‘ fluences M > . - ' " -
softer and more beautiful in (-t ”‘0'“ and "19 qr... 5 "f ”em- and vall over entire course. \vtth barome-
. right
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of life if they are approached in the some attractive him of a- "iug on the to,- rising “may,
and
way. This is strongly
dramatically brought out in "As the
Sun “'ent Down." the powerful Metro
play in which the clever star Edith
Storey will be seen. The Palace thea-
tre presents this unusual picture on
imrsday.
in the story it is shown how a young
clergyman. who has gone in search of
a long lost brother. is the means of
causing
the inhabitants of this vile mining
town, how one of the most abandoned
.wcmen. played by Miss Storey in an
intensely dramatic manner. becomes
one of the best influences in the life
of the community and how she taoes
this “sky pilot" into her home and mt:-
of respect for him. become}: a good and
happy woman.
SINGING ORCHESTRA AT HOPE
HC'SE COMPANY’S DANCE
THURSDAY NIGHT
Will Unite With Fourth Company,
C. s. G. ..In Big Event at Norwalk
Armory.
\Vhat may prove. to be the closing
dance of the season at the Norwalk
Armory is scheduled for the night be-
i: It of Loki and oth’r girls.
SEAPLANE NC-4
STARTED FOR
, LISBON TODAY
Continued from Fir-t Page
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The din of the salute was kept up
“hilt- spt-cdin: on her way anti slowly
disappearing in the bright eastern
sky. '
The weather was almost perfect
his morning. with the warm sprint:
sun shining brightly on the waters of
tzic bay. There \utre but it u clouds
in thv sky and only a slight north-
n‘cst wind blowing. which was fluor-
ablc to the flyers. \\’eathcr experts
predicted that the plane might en-
counter cloudy weather and possibly
occasional rain squalls midway of the
course. but this was not expected to
interfere Mllh her progress.
i.iettt.-(‘ommnnder Read intends to
remain in Lisbond over night. and
start for Plymouth. anland. tomor-
row morning. weather permitting.
The course- betwecn here and Part.
I
. ugal is marked by fourteen American
destroyers. strcchcd out along the
rout;- tn guide the flyers and if nec~
cessa’ry give them assistance.
The getaway of the NC 4. which
was set for an early hour. was delay-
tfore Decoration Day when the HOP? ml by trouble with the fourth engine
Stem/yr. in “The Midnight Ro- lloae Company and the Fourth Com-
' t Pattie News Pic'ezrial and puny. C. ‘S. (3., will unite
in staging
of the plane.
(in a successful flight of the United
State4 naval seaplane NI‘ 4 from Pon-
iWhat promises ‘0 be a most enjoyable ta Delgada to Lisbén today depended
‘ affair. Murny’s singing orchestra W1"
to everyone .
of the passengers;
>ii':llltlt'tl occan liner
give a concert from 8 until 9 o'clock.
and then dancing yvill be continued
until 1 a. In.
Every member of the orchestra is a
singer and there will be a steady suc-
cession of popular hits like “I‘ll Say
She Does," ”Sometimes Chang," “.13.
Da." “How You Gonta Keep Em Down
on The Farm." “Tears" and many
others.
A big attendance from
is expected.
out-of—town
AT PALACE THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROVJ
Charles Ray as Small Town lnvcvntor
in “Greased Lightning:" Also
Sennett Comedy.
Charles Bay. the Thomas H. Ince-
Paramount star. appears in a decided
Roton Point
PARK
. South Norwalk. Conn.
o
. Dancing livery Evening
Picnic ilatcs New Open
Shore Dinners and a-
- lacCarlc Service
311593! We"?! ‘9-
.there and the. machine was put
‘ slit‘"? to continue its voyage.
the N
the completion of the transatlantic
flight started from Trcpassey, N. 17..
on May 16. this seaplane .. being the
On" survivor of the three that essay-
ed the. trip. 1
The United State. naval seaplanes
NC 1, NC 3 and NC «I started from
Rockaway Point. N. Y.. on May 8.0!:
the preliminary leg of their flight
across the Atlantic. {The NC 1 and NC
3 made a continuous flight to Halifax.
reaching there in safety. The NC 4.
however. encountered engine trouble
and was: forced to alight in the sea.
off Chathnm. Mass. It was. towed into
the. harbor and repairs Were rushed
in
On May 14, the~NC 4 left (‘atham
and arrived at Halifax in safety.
The next day it continued its flight
to Trcpassey, N. F.. where it joined
C 1 and NC " which had reach-
0.
Favorable flying
conditions should continue over Vt‘ed-
ncaday."
The N04 passed Station Ship No.
4. approxnnatnly 2cm miles out of
Paula Delgada at 12:5 Greenwich
time (8:54 a. m.. Washington time).
The report from Station Ship No. 4
showed that the big rPapIane 0\ er the
first quarter of the trip to Lisbon. was
averaging more than To knots an
tour.
Station Ship No. 3. more than 250
Inilcs cast of I‘nnlu lit-tundra. reported
the "“39",...“th of many .of for ”t'h'el'éll moments. the plam- mean- the Nt" 4 had pasetti at 13.35. Green
"it’ll time (9:21.: a. m.. \Vat-hington
.tibin). »
Station Six was passed by the NP-i
at 2:05 o'clock p. m. Greenwich time
(10:05 a. 121.. New York time).
\‘t'hen fiIIP passed Station Ship No.
6. the N04 apparently had catered
more than 300 miles in two hundred
and twenty-seven niinutc.-:_ the exact
distance depending upon the position
of the station ships at the time the
plane pilSM‘d. The average speed was
in excess of 80 knots an hour.
Station Ship No. 7. approximately
370 milc< truth the starting point. was
passed 1]" the \‘t‘w' at 2:41 p. m.
o'clock. Grocnwitii time (10:40 o‘clock.
NVW York time).
The Nl‘ul pass-“ti Station Ship No. 3.
more than halt way to Lisbon. at 15:16
Greenwich time (11:16 p. m.. “'ash-
ington time).
The N04 passed Station ".9' ap-
proximately 450 miles from Ponta Dei-
gada. at 4:18 p. 111.. Greenwich time
(12:13 p. m.. New York time).
The seaplane made the 450 miles‘
outdoor Play?
BALDUR. A LEGEND OF
LIGHT
On Lawn of Hillside School
Prospect Hill. Norwalk
Sim RllAY. MAY 315i,
At 4 P. M. and at 8:30 P. M.
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Tickets ............... 30::
(In case of rain play will be giv-‘
en on first. clear day following).
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a comma
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GREAT 8‘15 0?
' MILLINERY
LADIES’. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS
gag ,PRICE
. Take your choice of any Hat in the store and
Day as onehalf the regular price.
5123.90!
1"an 1%.. 6 ~- -.
Norwalk. Conn. May 26, 1919.
('lT'x‘ l‘f 'l‘lftlATISS.
To ii)“ Harm-aide lanai-d oi E.~iinla?t3f~1.(‘i:y of Namath.
(ieu'lvmt it:
foilowirz is an t.~"nmte of liit'
me you (‘tilnlltlt‘ll"ll‘l! Scptriuliet' l.
in each district. and the late of tax to be
“inmates.
, FIRST TAXEXG titF'rtttcT.
i“~':intateti TPQ‘vll-l't‘tllt'lllr‘ .................
l.r.~> cstim’a‘ed lllt'lllll‘
Ant-tun: to be mist d by: taxation .........
Conn.
A ta‘ of 47—12 mills on Grand li.t ot‘
t 5.12.1335, “ill bring ................
SE-(‘t‘lVD 'I‘Athc. DISTRICT.
l-I.:'imated retutirvmr-Ins .................
l.: :5 (‘r‘iiflliiitd int-cine .................. ...
Animtn‘ to be raised by taxation .........
A tax of It 22-10 miilsun tiiaiul 1.. t or
30.140390 will bring ..............
. ‘ ritttm TA‘x‘ xo . [STRICT
lisii'itat' l rerttticementv~ .................
A tax rt‘ 414 rtfi‘r. H‘l (31".in l' st of
$2,033.35“: will brine ........... ....
I‘UJ‘II'I‘H TAX NG DISTRICT.
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_,. stima'el rcqmrmnents:
Dated at Not-walk, Conn. thce of City Treasurer. May 27, 1919.
I
HERBERT A. MATHEWSON, City mull-er. tI
1
In iif‘1"llli:13(f‘ will the provisions of the (‘iiy Charter. the
' .‘it'r‘lh. s of the various taxing districts. for
1919‘. mile ilt‘!‘ with the estimated income
laid in each district to (over said
$30,710.31)”
1,425.00
sztisssrit
835.41 3.21
334,976.01
6.14.100.
$28,831.01
$39,250.55
:1 1 mom
$11 .2031'”;
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Flt‘cet rep-irtnwnv .................. 843.0000" They are the last word in
rm» nepartmm: .................... 41,284.30 solid tire construction-
I‘ulicc ilcpar merit .................. . 29,586.40 With "fads ”any"
lnwiest Department ................ . . 200.00 ‘ouzhcnedv 3'“ 5° 731‘“!
w___ as to support Without
Total .......................... . .. 311497090 We the "w" “‘5“.
Less estimated income .............. loads.
Licenses ................ . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 275.00 We sell 22¢ a: ply them.
Iillfil'tr‘i on taxes ............. ........... 900.00 .
Illif‘l‘Pri on Hank llalaurns ........... .... 300.00 ,. S L“ RenMICt'
Income Street Department ........... .... 200.00 43 1 ’orth 1“!!!“ St.
l'nccllectt-d taxes: ~ SW Nnrwalk.
Tax due April 1. lid?» ....... ./ ...... -...-. 1.77917
Tax due Arm: l .mu ................ .... 1.801.“
TaV due \pi‘il l. 191 ll ................ 3...; 2,229.10
Tax due February I. 1917 ............ .... 4,524.26
Tax Due December 1. EMS ........... . . .. 11,886.29
Tar due .lanuaur l. 1918‘ ............. .... 7,038.08
(‘ash on Hand ...................... .... 36,974.22 “
Tot ill .......................... . . . . $68,507.56
has Balance of unetpemlcd appropri: lions 37,441.41
Abatcn cuts 1 stitnatctl .............. "... 4,000.00 41.441.“ 27.00617 TRUCK
\Itmun to be raiscd by taxation ..... .... ' 887.004.?“
A tax of 4“: mills on gran-l list of 31‘. 522.720 will bring‘~ 387.8322: I IRE s
l-‘li’l‘il TAX .\'G DISTRICT. "
Azintini :trative Department .......... .... ' 10R700317
School Department .................. 3.... $127,040.00
(‘harity Department ................. . . . . 198,780.07
City Hall Department ............... .. . 4,375.00
Health Department ................. . . . . 2,650.00
Town Clerk Department ............ . . . . 2.51200
"diving Department ................ . . . . . . 1.300.001
fipartment .................. . . . . \ 29,807.00
Total ........................... . . . $397,499.07
Herc estimated income:
Personal tax ........................... . 3,700.00 '
Corporation tax ...... 7 ................ . 3,800.00 ‘1
Interest on taxes .................... . . . . 2,000.00 |
interest on Bank Balaticc: ... ......... . .. 1,000.00 ;
Rent Town Hall ........... , .......... . . . . - 1,000.00 '
High Schcol Tuition ........... . . . . . . . . 3,500.00
State of Connecticut Schools ............ . 14,000.00 1
S‘c‘iool Department. odd items incomm... 250.00 '
Licenses. City. (‘lerk .......... . . . . . . . . . . 250.00 ‘
Schools odd items .. ................. . . . . 300.00 !
Town l‘ourt ........................ . . . . 3,500.00 ; ;
Odd items. other revenue ...... . . . . . . . . . . 1,200.00 '
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Total ....................... . . .. 334,400.00 l
lincnl‘ge-cted taxes: !
Tax liens ................. ............. 3,994.74 i
.Tax due list. 1913 ....................... 4,660.45 ' ?¢'""_J :
Tax due September 1. 1913 .............. 2.104.993
. Tax due April 1. 1916 .................. . 9.315.81
- Tax due. February I. 191': ............... . 14.821.11 l
Tax due January 1, 1918 ......’.'.......... 24,354.73 ‘
Tax due. December 1. 1918 ..... .. . . . . . . .. 59,304.77 2
Cash on hand .......................... . 87,337.27 g
Total ................. ........' ..... ”$205,893.86 ‘
Lees balance of unexpended appro.~95.123.64 “
Abatements estimated ........... . 5,000.00 100,123.64 105,770.22 140170.22
Amount to be raised by taxation ...... . ... $157,328.85
’A tax of 101-12 mills on Grand List of
325550190 will bring .............. . . . . $257,832.74
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flight. to Station Ship 9 in approxi- i don the young Kovnce boy, who lives
lot 61 Ely avenue. The boy was thrown‘
Ito the ground and was picked up by
mately six hours.
Station No. 11, approximately 550
miles from Panto Delgado. was past.
ed by the
wich time (1:10 p. m'.,
time).
JITNEY 'HIV 7‘ KOVAC. DOV:
NC-l a 5:10 p. “1,, Green-' Mr. Agnese, who drove m b the 9!-
New York ‘ fice of Dr. F. I. amen. when It us:
”and the lad waspflnfflbent
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Seeding ‘ f
the City 1*;
Streets
6
City 5 3 “lift; built origi-
nally for horse and wagon
—not {3.- mctor :rucksi
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uLCL
Increasing ' congestion. with
its complement of long
pauses at every crossing,
is eWeqzing away the
profits ard tin-.9 mommy
that first induced you to
buy a meter truck!
Men whose bread and but-
ter is hazl'mg b7 truck.
must realize ti ":2 satur-
rtion p:int" is being
rcached and to get full
measure cf profit item in-
vestmcnt mus: 1:33.: onto
the higitzziays! '
Inter-city hauling will cut
your upkeep costs in half
and‘doficle you: profits.
—just as sure-25's.; the deep,
long-wearing and trouble-
{ree treads oi'GOODRICH,
DE LUKE Truck Tires
cut tire cost: and swell
mileage :gure: in pro-
portion to othec'tnakes.
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