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“qu-pnfloPr 15’. 1919. and ending
“1:111 .
TI
.53
business was opened
slot}. at which Louis
': pnr‘anPG a resolution tor ’210
’on of 51.5in or the unex-
'- lll' of t2 9 outside poor
is: chm it} «lgpattmem, to-
". $1 5““ to! the Naramake
ir-o... it n was passed af-
.‘v'usaon.
:mmi-w'nnrr Charles A. Yolk
llogardua ap-
FI'V'an: appro-
«‘i'(-tiil.cd to the
mr-mnt. Alin- an ex-
\‘nlk, the rcsolutlon
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fil'rhaPl .I. lint-dab
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<1 :1;mcial appropri-
‘Mis one presented
$1.33" 10 be credit—
(~t! to the highway (11 paltmtnl 02' 1h?
Fifth di:=lrl(‘l in .l!‘ expenditure of
v .43 [trust nit-ti
.721
; .i-l psi-~94} bx
Tlm In 1d .;
.‘fnn 3'. hp m..t‘r
by .‘Jr. Foams to:
Ed I
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lllrt monthly Ltevtznt’ 0‘ Sit-r:-
t: ‘lT‘. Rota! .'-. :11. will
bid 1??" e'vvnfnz‘ at 8 u'tlock.
1 .213
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Cr: Emu-n34}. until l'~.:‘vlll1)‘ with thp
0"; 1.‘ 1:11.- ifi: t hit in t'alim'nia, ha: bv‘fzfl
.- :7 ' pay in Gordon’s orchcsl
l: 1" . millilEFl' a! the Greenwich
i. 74
‘ ._: Hugh da: 13' C.‘ an be had at
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national convention of the
‘wrs of Isabella,
Castile or Connecticut
7.
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laughters of
- .‘F- affiliated. was held at ULica. N. Y..
Connecticut was honor-
4)
July .. Ind 3.
«d by the re-election of Mi‘s. Elizabeth
Abprn of New Haven to the office of
national ”'6 .1 ~‘Ul er.
LiPutt—lian‘ Robert, Oliver. of Taylor
has received his honorable die-
,-'_'n from the United States Army.
r;:maml paraded in New York on
:y. an-l it is expected to'today
the arrival of Presidpnt Wil-
'v‘rance.
' .vnu;
ml
.f‘,
n S. Gallager 0g Franklin
...-..~ purchased the
Bvdicut. Grumman avenue.
«.arj:
and Mr. and Mrs. Gallager
to their new home on Au-
47‘. .1
T3 0 ‘5 “nice Mlle . - . - ,
- 9 mac; }_ a 102‘ a public henmtz. as is required by
Ld Mr. ballager 93198618 to the provisions of zhe- citv charter.
Tl'lY'Ilt‘T of (flanges in the Tim major lurihn‘ " it“) that hr in:
‘ grounds. not 1n minor or sur .'l r. course of action
and :ntzrnair—d who matter might hr»
. ‘ handled in tho samfl manner as tllr“
Errir .‘4 “whim—ton 5“ Beg-Ln". has-nu} prcijvct. Where a new
'* {.37 3
.1... his mun the- construc-
~. Eh‘r?}$ in 12‘ .at town 31a?! Fui\"-yer,’:hat l“? had 1min
. uh'lu 0. Jun t-xzencncmg any trua-
.,,_3 -'~-. f 5‘ w ,1! hp vowed b'? in mm: in; UN. impregnation :3: ;.i
». ”2.1 taming from tho me (. " ' (ountil .‘lr. tilt-Malina '
. 1.5.5.. .0 “.93. rats. 1‘. an Ch r-Hiun and uzzrct'fll m:
:1." S: f"-'~f; left!“ turf} £141! “cm“ in rahvn L1“.ILTH’TP" r.‘ .
0..((‘. m iiu um; it or: womd n-wvsu
. . Li 3.. as a 53.02? late a special meeting later an (uni
. My“) 13,371,, in , lo-vyin': of a spm'lal tax to Dive! the
git-JXXI‘ d LNPY‘P. lazipt't ll: L‘ation. lip was mivim-(l by tho
of s:‘n_m’~0 of. Ll“§(.)“.,n0‘;‘\kn that a Lit-Ia)“ ‘wontl
_ ‘not mean rm..- lcvymg ot a 5pe«:-:al 17.x.
ajdhlé fp; «371?.ya: 1h» amount asked “'Hm moderate
Hat“ flimsy harm: and. no doubt thfire wori‘tl bi‘ sulfi-
‘\
um of the Re".
- i r: ‘2'?“ :m‘ar of
- ' :.' .. . mal church. of»
3.. :2“. . ttml organiet;
1‘ ~ 514401-31"
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' .151 " T.‘ "' T“~.'.3‘»‘ in “Wilton ulna}:
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gn-Lcal names-Danni?
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The South Norwallt
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.' 'r;::ees have ordered ‘-
:‘..'.: x.:erest at the rate 0! 4
pt:- cent. per-hm boa-ed-
o the (1m in thc
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with which the
home of
town memfn:
”"‘;."!1‘.llil’.‘f for two;
ralaiit-s or britlgc- term”; on the
“In. 'mngtun strPPt dintv. hiidzc
in: rowular nthttinz “as. tin-n call-
i-d to O.\:€';' by Mayor JPrwaiah lluco-
Yul] and the roll call read ofl‘ by City
( Irving D. Robertson.
John lit-(llnn. of Circle fitrr‘ct.
(warm! Urcfnrt.‘ tltc board and t'cqu-sz-
«d an appropriation for sewers in thn
'. ianin at his home. He was referral
1!) this City t‘onncil. which meets this
awning.
Judge John H. Light, Thomas I Pay.
moml. Judgv Jowp‘i R. 'i'aylor. (.‘fsris:
ian Swat-t: and General P4134?“ Frost.
r‘.p:'('s(nl§ng the South Norwulk
Mimi m“ Tradc. bronchi up the sub»
ject of a special appropriation
about $2.000 tor sow“?! near a propos-
ml l’actmy .vitw. on liny and “‘awr
streets. who-'9 it is very likely H. Ja-
cobs (i- Sons‘ factory will ‘ocate. In
View of tho fact that the Jacobs peo-
iilc will be forced to vacate from
thlr prpse‘am location in Vorwalk on
January 151. 1920 duoa [O ther propniflt)
LFin: sold, thv l'PplP<(‘nl: iiivvs o; the
Bflal‘d of Tradc explain'd that firm-y-
thing possible should be donn by the
city in asaistin: them to locate on lJay
szrr‘eu as the t'aczory is one oi the
largest and most progressive in the
city at the Lita—FD! time. and it would
b» in tlic City's imm-mt to set» that it
does not movci elscwhcrn Tht- Jacobs
concern have already approved of the
site and announced its intention of
crcctln: a larze far-m1): providing thr-
City attends to the laying of sewer:
and the repairing of sidewalks on
prcpvrty,’ Biarm-‘ilnnovan advised the
commute»? lhrll. it Was u matter for
'ltri;
3‘. it
cvstcd Illa? i: 1;» taken up with the
‘autxx‘y will lac vii cred without a (' -m
Hymns.- to tire city. The .1. .:w;- .m-
stirwl the incmlimac of tho Board or
[if A
Clem surplus in the appropriations to
(are tor this particular item.
McMahon. and he took the floor
I
appropriation of 53.090 be mad“ from-
th‘: unappmpriatcd revenues of the
1city to the credit. ot the Fourth dis-r
trim. to be uaed for sun“ «hero'er
minded. .‘tlt. 899.5 al>o :(lished the
,irjpa. and seconded Mr McMahons
motion. A vote was taken and it was
al'ound Ira: Messrs. \1cl‘ilalion.Beets
'.a!‘.-(l Hipson were in favor of the mo-
on while Messrs. Riordan Malone
:nd (‘oatos opposed it. Mayor Dono.
an mined the dispute by casting his
ind the measure “as defeated.
’ .TtltiL": John ll. Light was then given
rim»: and suggested that the appro-
:. .. inn 0! $4600 for the South Nor-
~"T,.O
' Public Library be raisedto 81,.
W,» or 35000. which increase is abso-
lutely necessary for the purchase a!
new books, last year’s appropriation
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In an and comm than i:
am auxin please you bet-
ten.
l8:
“he Second district when questioned
’ :kuues in the city's treasuryi
ac- ;
at».
of‘
the City Council "to dcddc.’ and stir?
council. which Would mat. aside a time'
_ The
'mayor’s words failed to reassure 3111.!
and ,
presented a motion providing for the'
.35 easy “6 in this We.
mm Stephen s. Hatch. of
'in‘ the matter, stated that the lacunae
in the appnuriaticn rested with the
Sccord district. at" d announced that if
the can; ninionnrs deemed it advisa-
ble. {My won d makq the necessary in-
c-onre our of tlicir surplus.
The 21:0 in taro the floor Una
Gvorgc ‘i’. Buchanan. superintendent
of schools who reque: tad that an ap-
ptupria'. on of $3.80" b9 allowed for
'he wrectiun o. .m new rooms on the
top floor of th Senior High school.
Tim idc—a seemingly did not meet with
the approval of the mayor, who criti-
cised the school board for their appa-
rent laugh vxitcmli tire of the city's
monm. He informed Mr. Buchanan
. t tax the fi cal year ending August
31:1 1916. it cost th city $128. 000 to
run the sxhools in Vat-walk which.
wit; 'l 1 special appropriation of 86.000
1, {in tight tht’ total of the school budget
i in to Sill?) “(1,0 The Mdgct presented
by the Beard of Education this year
amen: it; to near.y $200. 000 Mr. Bl»
clianan contended that the increase in
the past four years was due to the
present high cost of materials. teach-
ers' salaries, etc. The mayor was of
tin: opinion. however, that "(ads and
fancies." as he calla! them, were n»
uzmnriblc for the high budget of this
_v(a.r._ He stated that all the city dc.
pa rtments czperienced a like increase
in the cost of materials. still they
were able to save money by reason of
their heroic work in reducing expens-
cs. whereas. the school board has been
’ependiuz thousands more each your.
The business of levying the taxes in
thin various districts of the city was
ihrn taken up by the board.
Fm: District.
The following resolution was the
first to be presented:
1
A min at: 351:3:an ¥
onlyouththeioehmbut eminhotweofierfikc
keep-mfmmlyin talcum Manila,
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RAYMOND a. SON
sun at aunt.
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Now That; the Victory
Loan is Over.
groumxmnrqcam us: YOUR pom
mummdmn- woman-Dons at
4..OOperyur
The City National Bank
mama-n.
‘-«~
5909 Hamrmls.
Bondwter Heads}
for $15.08.
Igymrdf plated utter
mmmmm
mmboulma. Iththobuti
mun-um “we
mmnmwwu
hon—mucus“.
méxmfimIIyMF-heil
forthrgeleflethflsl-zxn
inches. nepfintin‘isofthcbut
mummumm..
mm. ‘
The Westborter-Henld
Weapon, Can.
1’. 8.—We do other PM" u:
m price: flan you luv. bull
”in; bean-o our m
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all.
MucfimhatePfieeofi
“Rrsolved. That the sum of “8.-
303.00 be. and the same is hereby ap-
unprinted by this hard. m the
treasu. 1 of the City of m u the
ct.a rite of and on the responsibility of
the First taxing district of said my.
to meet the expenses of the Mere!!!
'dmrtmeme at said district far the
fiscal year. beginning September 1.
1919. and curling August 31, 1920."
The nbyvo was Iollowedby another
re-‘o‘mlnn. which read:
"Resolved. That a tax of 4.6 1131*
on the dollar be levied to me! I“
pay said appropriations d'mey. af-
ter a deduction of the estimate revel-
ucs for said fiscal year, town: “£25
be. and the same is hereby laid ”on
the polls and ramble estates within:
tht> limits of the First taxing district?
of the City of Nut-walk. on the assas-
mem list or said city. last completed.
and that the: said tax shall become due.‘
and payable on the first day of No- '1
vember, 1919."
Both of these resolutions. by which
534. 883 is to be ”1&an on a grand list
of $7 725 .-,.. 0900 were passed The 93-!
pauses oi the district are 5." 6308.00,;
and the estimated incomc $1425.00.‘
leaving 834383.00 to b0 ratscd by
levying a tax of 4.6 mills uhith will
amount to 33 5541.88 or $659 03 in ex-
cesg of the amount called for. .
Second District.
For the Sccond taxing district a tax
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RIBBONS
1W“ or I“ W' m’ 1'".
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mm;mmm ninth for m.
manhunt-3m, ,mmmmm
lain-tin! the ammo Discar- a
back. Ewe if done in aim“.
inner life in the am:
m.
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84 Huntington IL. In. M"
INSURANCE
I! cum llSkq‘
Watt-pm
£541.55?le
influx I“
THE NEW 5cm
numou o: cumm'
cause ofthadw mint-fl
by. wrench. twin wemflh~r
create! mnflbed none- and
04"“th from 'nll'llfl m
mum
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‘0. a.“ “fimm
PA TENTS
“hm-PM
tcmh—cmawmfiwm 1-—
M WMnh‘bq-uudu- on.
Wrath.
83 WW II. ’ m [03'1“
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of 3.2 mills was levied on a zrand list
of 89.140.799.00. Th9 district's cm,
. pence.» total 834.9710], and the ing
'ccme amounts to $6,145.00. leaving'
$21,532.01 in he raise-d. The levied taxi
will mic»; 99.27033, or $433.51} sur 1
plus, _ i
Th'rd D‘firict. I
On A :rand list of $2 655.382.00atax.‘
I'T y 3 I) his. “3-5 182 d in UT def to raise
:l1.- “Hm in :he Thin) difitrlgl. la.
in . rl =7-lt-l the expenses amount to?
25m 0. and no means of income. A i
' m 44.3 mills Will raise $11,§18.14.‘
in excess of the required
Fourth District.
'2 this (3 let. the highway depart—
m‘ nv was a; pruptialnd Siflif‘Ofl‘fi;
.‘ivé- a» parimeni, $24,039.30. and the po- 3
u.
15L.
lice department. $33,501.30. totalling,
tr. :m. 310- . -.4l. 9" The pstimutcd in:
comm l< 324.7791'0, and by levying a;
tax of 3.9 mills an the grand list of
“'0 3327.1«110 the gum of $76,138.61
w ii bu ra: sed. This is 331261.00 in.
exec-s: o. Ul“ amount to be raised.:
573566.00.
' .fth D'strict. "
In the FY! Fl. ta Km: district. 8 tax or '
12 mi. ma< la.- d on a grand list. ‘t
'525,570,190. {:0 Illich will raise $305.-
342 28. The amount required to be
raised b ytaxation is SECS 046. 39 which
is $795. 89 in excess of that needed
, Acug on a mo: ton msenned by
i Mayor lmovan, the meeting came to
close at shortly after 15 Oclock.
——Try a Sentinel Want Ad‘s‘ertlée
uncut.
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Vudor Shades
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J. I. MALLETTE ”S‘éflém
m. m l 141 Washington St.
Wrin- on am
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Egg, Stove,
«may: urn-among.
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Nut and Pea
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mitenlyshdes
made with a van-
mm.
The Valor
“woven in”
Ventihtor lithe cnly means
ever discovered‘ '01' giving
Real Porch Ventilation um
“Margit-sputum—
tectianhomthomn's rays,
inwidflndfm4tomft.
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Prompt Delivery
EarnsiiGans
5 _ a In. an... . 1.. armor: , ,
m m Sgttfif- “film: ~
iSanitaryf Living
Dorlon Reuse
Shore Dinners .
mm oi Sea Food
Steak. Chops and
Chicken
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SUMMER SHOES
rmmmmmmadmaf
moat. mmmmwmfl
mamm‘wmmafimm sud-l- fin
mwmmfinhnsmwknmd
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,done in this fly each pemou has“
, A mouth full of decayed ad in!“
: whole system with some can“
; dlfiease. producing sickness and M
Jand. at the same time. ending“
mouth in a unitary condition.
mu. flMallery
an an a!“ mum I
SPECIAL mucus
No. 2 Nut Coal
Also Nut and Stove Con!
Soriuics and individuals are 56m}?
to b12115 about better sanitary 0“-
(ions in our citier and Village. in
health dewtmems and inspect“!
while a grant deal of good is m
\idual responsibilities in the m
home-teeth or (W on one decayed .
may be the means of infecting“-
the health of others. Let me pm you: ‘
16 South this 0L, mu Net-am:
HOURS: 5 a. into 8 p m SW .
’ by amt only. . a
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