i . Lengthy Discussion of the
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! 1...... i wus an equalization of values
1in :i:.m-s.<xiii-iits. and that this could
Hint i..- .iuiw unless the tax commis-
mm,- \n-ni out and examined
. , ini'wriy, checked it up. kept. records.
JIM hm] Ill-ill, This was a most vi-
Ll} thim: and a department that
:\-..,,.ii.i not lw interferred with as it
‘1Il'tillill'i‘ll ~tln- revenue for the city.
i'lii' :iniouiit aske‘u Tor the clerk was
« in”.
‘3 .\il inr‘i'i-zise (fl 3100 in the salary
' .ui lllt‘ tax collector's clerk was asked
5 r...” n hi'lnL' explained by Councilman
‘.;. .,.-.:.- (‘ui-tis. committee on finance,
.il .ii the clerk tlitl a. lot of “‘Oi‘k. W118
‘ 5.. must i-llit'io-ni assistant and one who
‘ ninirrstuml ho-r business. and yet one
received less than other clerks
"ii the (Jity hall.
The expenses of the City Court
Liar rim-n Salton, the sum of 38,000
‘lwm; :iSiQt'tl tor this year against 86.-
.m- :lllli“'t"l lust year. This was due
_ 2., m.- iiit‘rt'nscd expenses of the court
the prohibition law, duo to the
‘9.an
In”
I.. H. ('tinn ni' midence. and the neces—
W [Milli ‘ ,iw' tests. elc., ol' seized and inspect.
.K i. l lliillul‘.
; i m ' " ; Ti..- Sinh- Tax will amount to $35.-
‘ ”2.. ‘ I" l. .i._ the (Tminty tax to about $15,000
, \ v Him! the» Military tax to about 84,000.
/' Hmuiuiim: in the appropriations ask-
7.; 'wl, Lust your the city Went in a.
:» ~,,,.|.~ 0n tiit' (‘nunty tux. receiving on-
“. v‘ $ln.min. when it was 814,400 and
- .' ' ‘i'll‘il'l'.
7i ' ’l‘ho- Stati- Tux last yetir had an up-
! ' liiruprlltllllll of 340.000. which was too
much, whils- the Military tux appro-
v jilrmtion lust your was 33,000.
; li‘ro-d (Juiiilnril wanted to know
5‘ .» '\\ii-‘ii the lit‘lil or $1,800 for the sal-
: .Li\ Illiil exprniw- of a building inspec—
'lui' “1w iuuiiirht up. it‘ the fire chief
“1 Huililn't Ill) this work. instead of a
i ' imilnlilii: inspector, and said he should
i i‘ iliiu- t‘:li‘t‘ of it. He was informed
lliill lll" lllull who held the other
#1 aimulil lw .'lli expert on all kinds of
fumbling. plumbing. wiring. etc.. and
.1. _.3 [lil' council hail authorized the
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villll 0‘
and “.m- engaged in a. revision
,i.,,;.. .-._ \,.: iiw [lf‘l"€"lll building law's.
I ‘l'iwn ("ilno- :in item of $10,000 for
Sinking Fund. There has been
no :ii-prnpriution for this in some
~ .v-- .‘Ill'l
nix i‘w
my. in tail due in thc following
='liiilllll\' ir tln- following: years:
5 l‘-:'.;'
. thaw-in; ltlliti. “Brown”: 1942.
’--..i m-w inn. sinwmu; 11-27.. 95.“,
I . null 195%. $82,000. This will
‘m. i.“ lit" i-ily bonds outstanding.
l - ;, tlw Slingwm ('alt‘ Pasture bonds
. illnllill. :i total of $852,000.
‘l‘lt. it» 'n of $1,000 for an audit of
l'i\ I'nlio-«'itil"8 omce ‘l'al-‘l fit-ht Ills-
- 1 unit it was pointed out that
v- \- iwi- h-‘i. because of the fact
.i lln-v‘v' is: :1 difference of some $28.-
in int» n the tax collector's books
I lll'" i-iiy tr»-;n~uir(-r's books. This
il't‘lli‘u' of the fuel that the tax
li"\' been charged with .‘lll
luv 5' including those that have
.‘ilhlrt‘l, while the city treasur-
‘< l‘umlm only show the actual col-
».‘i .l .iliil I'nllvt'lilble.
win“; 2m Ali-Million wanted to‘ know
"i\ th. riinlitors who went over the
wt ~» this pnM-t winter didn’t go over
'I' l‘l\ ('1Illo‘1'liil"§ hooks. and snid‘n
'- (mini -n the first audit didn't
will it: nun-h. and that no one
llll>lv-i‘si:llltl it and that no one.
.my more- lhun they had lwl’orP.
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llll'liz
)1:'- 2'.
I!" mi.- l.:iil::I-'. :it'ter whch came the
i'ir- in iqir'liua-nt.
il‘l" :i iiuwry :irose over the
4. "iiuiiiis t'nr I-‘irt' (Yhio-t‘. $125." Blr.
‘.l:\l.ilmn wuntmi to know it’ the
‘ mash-m had not been wiped
'ii, :in i*\'.h_v it shouldn't be.
!- l lll it if the cost. of lixini: hadn't
item
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. i m M- _ “~-
J - . ”4,... the friend and the other role-
. . TRES l‘H,‘ m the hands of Lucien Littletieid,
t‘l;il"‘"(“' tin-ton and Charles Ogle. ,
it E TH” i The production, directed by Sam -
i l\\ii(nl. ir‘. picturesque in theme. plot‘
i _/ -:--l ,w-nic lit-:Litty. Lorna Moon wrote I
' no“ ‘_., :u‘i'lllll'lo from the original photo-
.. .i imvwh Q .»:~ ".V ("um “"“ger- .
, Budgets of City Depts.:
the .
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. .\lr. ( urtis pointed out that
. Hurt should be niadc now. as limidS‘
n l' I. » "Wt-ll," ro-pim Mr. (‘ui-tis. "i'cr-
l ll/wi‘ vmi rm )ri‘i didn't, Mr. McMahon. but
i l 1 ti “. "H ."i" “tin-rs who dill."
ilk/iii \ t l "Orrin-Minn (‘ounsel \Villiam V.
'i ‘lll.’l|;ll‘.\’ her-I» lntcrjectvd :1 state-
i- "'i' in llw i-t‘i‘n-cj that the first an-
..'h H I“. ' . <1 i ul put lilt' city on till' right
4‘ -- l ‘ » ‘H‘I‘l. :mnl that it had pointed out one
"v i-.:-: Hill in itself was worth a lot
lnuivi in the city. tilt‘ ftlt‘t that
" :..-x-- :iro- iiirm- separate voucher
.‘ l""i.\' in use. one by theordinary
i t.” i-i‘i-v‘. Urit‘ by the “ridge commit-
! ‘ :s'I‘l mu- hy the Clerk of tie City
l' 1": _\'n mn- wzis able to tell how
h mum-i- thero‘ was in the bunk.
' .ivv lime.
,\v iiiii'lt'NllilL‘ llt‘lllll .was revealed
il.~l it was said that thr- first au-
5 '.~ \! 'l'v‘~'t"l up \ouchcrs, which had
') tum twin-l tour or five years ago,
. ,r’ tum-m: in for payment. the appropri-
’ 'vaw tor which had been wiped out.
'« ~ l w» ruw knew of the cxistnnce of
i l tr ‘.al'i'i‘t is, what they were for nor
') , . I‘Vlltil'l.’ :ilmut them. as the)“ had
I _ i it l'li‘ll‘h!"‘ll to any account.
i F '5" '~ lil'lll‘llt‘ull.“ (‘lillt'tl thr- discus-
Mi ii-r- Administrntlu- lN'fllU‘l-
"A
lie ud-I
.mvw din-cu it was all right to leave.
' uh. l-ut thzit hi- was nettinr: his liv- ' t_v Chief
Regent
David Esterson. Manager
Last Time Today
and” Leslie and James
Oliver Garwood
Presents
“God’s ‘Country and
he Law”
mA vigorous story of primitive
been and vigorous. stout hearted
autirul women. Suspense, Mys-
tery, Thrills
A ROCKING GOOD COMEDY
Don’t Miss This W'av'n ' '
Rid
Sea of Merrimengt mg
BUSTER NKEATON
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All Hands on Deck't‘or This
Special!
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Gloria ‘ Swanson
Supported by Stuart Holmes.
Clarence Burton, Charles Ogle.
Richard Wayne and Other Para.
mount All Stars in
“Her Husband’s
Trademark”
Even more dash and beauty
than the Glittering Gloria's re-
cent sensation "The Great
Moment."
Comedy—Other Feature:
Theatre "
Direction David Esterson
Cyrus W. Gray, Jr., Mgr.
TODAY
Vilagmph Presents
Alice Joyce
In 3. Really Remarkable Picture
Production '— Suspense, Action
and‘a. Fine Love Story '
“The Inner Chamber’,’
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DUSTER KEATON
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“THE BOAT”
TOMORROW
A Great Universal Picture!
Frank Mayo
_\ In the Remarkable Story of
“A Man Who Married,
His Own Wife”
Surprised?—You wui be that
such a good feature could be
made!
Thursday and Friday‘
The Palace scores a. big scoop
Soefreslungi .
.iWoman’s Golf Tourney _
BRIDGEPORT. June 13.——The Con-
necticut Women's Golf championship
annual
Brooklawn Country Club today to ex-
tend until the finals on Friday. Miss
Georgianna Bishop of Bridgeport. win-
ner of the
merits. headed a list of nearly a. bun
dred women golfers. The qualifying
rounds Were expected to be complete
today.
Sentinel Want Advertisements bring
good Results
' and so purely healthful
F---“ I C E D ”*—
until"
Sold only in Sealed Metal P k t serv
the original fragrance of thg‘iegf? to pre «zone
tournament opened at the
last two annual tourna-
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
South N orwalk
Sell Service
Shoe Store
again! Just out of the labora-
tortefl
Pauline Fredcnckse '
New and Sensational Feature
Production ,
“The Glory of
Clementine” 1
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Mary ?ickford
acted 12 years ago.
Climbed.
SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION BOTH HOUSES
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FBIDAY
in arTwo Reel Super Feature Made 12 Years Ago
“GO STRAIGH ”
This is a new print of an Old picture—Offered to the
pulihc by lr'lilV‘t‘l‘Slil fur the expressed purpose of giving: you
a hurrelful of laughs when you see how people dressed and '
No flickers—No Elms—Catchy and Humorous Titles
and the “Little Darling of the Screen" as She Appeared on
the First. Stop of the Toll Ladder of Fame She Has Since
and King Bagot
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state " of Connecticut. getting lcss
than thekdrivers in Some cities.
It was explained on the item for
heating and lighting. for which 3:.-
500 was aske«l._tliat $2,700 was rt‘ill-
ly needed because of the uncertainty
of the price of coal; and that on the
item of $1,500 for the tire alarm sys-
tem, that an extra Slum!) should be
added for upkeep.
New rubber boots and coats are
needed in large iiillniwrs. it was
stated. and the root‘ of the Main strt-v-t
tire station, for the repair of whflh
should be repaired. and
rcntul contract, it is up to the city
to keep it in repair.
Two new pumping engines.
rare. badly needed, one in
and, one in the Second district,
igood machines. which will stand the
wear and tear, are gotten, will cost
about $13,000. each fully equipped to
liight tire. These will be imFrance
trucks.
should also be had so that 83,450
was asked to purchase 3.00" ten of
hose. 'I‘Welvc lire extinguishers at
8180 and five new tire nozzles at 3125
were also asked for.
l The Police Department
come. next and about the only items
that needed explanation in this was
the matter of the item of salaries
for nineteen l‘atrolmvn. At present
‘there are only seventeen patrolmen.‘
It was explained by Mr. Kcelcr that
ininctccn patrolman were called for
and two motorcycle men. but that:
ltlie otlice of detective Sl'rflif'lill was‘
that in reality only three
needed.
of $40" for a new motor-
also wuntmL and also two
for which $50 was asked.
i'l‘iit‘ total liudm‘t ilnl'ill'ilt"l to $46.-
l336fv4. against $"7.1-il.7n last year.
i In the Fire licpurtliimit the budget
this year will i‘:‘.' for $74.33.? if the
’cxtru. $200 on hurling and lighting.
land the extra Shh-m for upkeep of
the fire alarm system is granted.
Last year this (ltf-tll‘lllil‘ul received
1336.22430.
open and
men were
i 'l‘h sum
:cycin was
revolvers.
In connection with the fire (‘rrart- .
'ment budget. Richard H. GOlrl‘ n ap- _
{lupu-
eai-e-l a. d spolzc in behalf of . >
p j) {inning
Samtini McGowan.
that money be appropriated for: i113
$1,000 was asked, is in bad shape and :
that by tl'e~
which .
the First;
it’
A surplus supply of fire hose .
luinlcet
able to continue his trade as a hat-
tei'. Attorney Crumer C. Hegcman
spoke next and said that due to dif-
ierenccs lwtween ex»3!ayor Denoyan
and Mr. M‘eGé’tran‘ his salary as depu-
ty was cut last year. but that he con-
tinuwi to serve and that he was en—
titled o the money and it should be
given him. ‘
5 A. it. “'inchester also spoke. prais-
ing .‘llr. McGowan and his work. and ,
IQ Painters
When your customers will not pay the price of a high-duo
rubbed job—
Use Hilo Flat Finish. the varnish which dries with a velvety.
dull eflect. "nus varnish may be used directly over the natural
wood. over stain. Ella. shellac.
it is In excellent finish for intricate turned work. where you can't
ruin—grilles. (network. etc.
Try Hilo Flat Finish; we know you'll like this easy working,
soft-toned varnish finish.
~ We carry a complete stock of
Painter! Materials.
“A. .D. MORGAN .
Washington Street
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saying he shoal-.1 be taken care of.
Adjournment was taken until
Thursday evening.
Fr
—Conl. fresh mined. screened auto-
matically. Harris and Gan: Co.. Tel.
. 721.
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i any Victor record. the new i
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Vii-twin NO. 50 is as easily
curried as a traveling ling.
Its convenient size makes it
fit easily into a boat. canoe or
automobile. Tillie one along
on your vacation trip. ‘
(Tome in "and let us show
.Vlfll (Ilit'.
A. J. Collins Co.
Get Thin
to Music
pounds, or a great many—don’t lose
another day investigating
the new, delightful, and
certain method of reduc-
ing with—
will bring a normal figure, and '
keep away every ounce of su-
perfluous flesh.
of reduction and lots of fun. Get
yours today; start reducing to-
night, or in the mpmin’g. We
sell them.
If you are overweight—a few
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A set of these famous records
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Bugs and Bedbugs 3
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Home Made Pastry to
Take Home
Nothing But. Satisfactory
Food Is Served
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Bicycles p
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SPORTING GOODS 01‘ ALL
KINDS
Just Now You in] 30‘
Especially W 3150-.
banished;
A. W. Hodge
MusicfiallBIock.
Southlninst.
Special Reductions
On all Graduation Foot-Y
wear in All Styles and
Leathers
$2.00 to $5.65
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Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 36. Mom' St. 80. Norwak
STANDARD "
‘ COTTON
STORES ,
98 Washxp" glen Street
*Dorlon House
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