NUMOSS
.. for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs .
one dose hits the spot.
e without leiur‘y to the
roost delicate stomach.
paid: Only by
” see so. Norwslk. cuss.
DrugSierele.
b
This is Frances Chittlsn. or McIntosh. l'la.. andthe prise she won
wasashortcourseinsgrionlture. :fithadboenaheantycontoetnoo,
slid probably would have won that.
LEGAL «NOTICE
i{Notice is hereby given that the tollowing is a statement of the appro-
prietloas.End tax rates which the Board of Estimate and “nation pro-
poses to make and levy at a meeting of the Board to be held on July
5th. 1E“ (the same being the first Monday in July) at seven o'clock in
the insular {Daylight Bovlng 'i‘ime) tor the fiscal year beginning
September let.- int.” and ending August list. list.
W
' proposed tax rate continua ""V
Second District
'nxpenus uterus
fitlmlfld Income esseess'eeeseesssseeseoeessseessseeoeesese l’e‘l‘e‘.
Grand List 3,221,411.00.
Proposed for rate .0005 mills.
Amount to he raised by taxation ”$7100.00
Grand List 02. fit. 231. 00 I '
Proposed the: rate .00” mills.
rout-ta District
v
LWed Expenses
mm mmmwt nun-wen“...u”as”...u.u.....11..000.00
m m”m.nt .0OledBItidodww!IOICOIOOICIOAOOIIOOO'OI "g.1.c1.
you“ D.Mm'nt ’eeeeeseesess_esssasssseessseseeeesseseiseI "flu.”
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crooning
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mtuumd 5"!!!th slalosdddlsosllolsslsoeesse...'p'1.e1.
nrssa- dist tradition. to. .
Imposed Tax Rate .009. s mills.
Mi Mi
mean-ism V. .
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“I“ mmt sseeoseeeoo’ooeeesoesseeeoeasoeeosaaoooo s ,. M O m nm“; u i.
, . 3"”:w rialsned showed ‘a'b‘nrst 'et med
[it
" \isltod Dr. Bcotleld'a
taln yesterday.
and family visited their son ileOWo
ark. N. J. yesterday.
‘Celf Pasture Battlers
Didn’t Remain Long In
Water Yesterdsy— ..
Footes To Wetertown.
-*
Calf Pasture beach crowds yester-
day were as large as could be ex-
pootsd. it was observed honour
that the largest part at those in
thing suits porierred to lie on the
lid and that those who did actu-
ally talte dips. dressed in a. hurry
after leaving the water.
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Wednesday the Omicron circle of
the last Avenue Methodist Epigco-
pal church will hold a novelty fete
on the church grounds at Van zen:
street and lisst avenue. Tables will
be set up for the serving of ice
cream and refreshments. and any
articles. such as aprons. will be sold.
The general public is lmi.led It
weather does not permit use at the
field the attair will take pluce in
the Sunday school rooms.
I The llpworth league held its last
meeting, until September. at the
church lest night with Miss Marian
L’Hon‘linodieu presiding. Miss Hale.
representing the Near East Relief.
spoke on the work being done.
so
meme Hawkins. . St. John
street. and Vivien acamrnon. is Key-
oor were married at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
Saturday afternoon.
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Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. B. Foote
left this morning for Watcrtown
where they are to attend the Con.
_ Here are Governor Al Smith of
Donahey of Ohio.
nomination in less. The picture
attending the Eucharistic Congress.
who may be rivals for the Democratic presidential
stopped at Columbus. Ohio. to pay his respects to Governor Donshey after
New York (left) and Governor Vic
was taken when Governor Smith
necticut dioceasen young people's
1 Tonight is graduation night at the
Hilton mces fW|o
Roger Ludlow Junior High whool. A ew o r o e c me
Stranger lodge. No. set. Sons of St.
George. were installed Saturday eve-
ning. in Red Men's hell, Norwalk.
A delegation of members from
Bridgeport lodge was in charge of
the ceremonies. The principal of.
floors are:
President4—Ben1nmin \Vhonc.
Vice-president. George Prewitt.
Secretary. David Logan.
' Assistant secretary, Bert filler.
There was a large attendance of
Under the title “Twinkling Toes}!
the New tori: 'rilnes ran a picture
of Miss Irene Holland 0: Gregory
boulevard. a dancing class pupiiot
Miss Lodico Weld
O O O a
The prevholldey celebration at
July e has reached its height in
East Not-walk. Several residents this
morning expressed themselves as
about ready to make a complaint.
0
. .. 7- .. , a.) pie Bclre. East avenue, attend- members. of her parents, aged one year and
~ - "int District woddin
v... . g in Bridgeport yester- “3’“ months. «
d: _ Funeral services we a held th
New; "mmoo r , . . . Seymour Hauser’s Gold morning at 10 o'clock rich: the hi:
Eltmlud Incom‘ oer! s s s e e e or e be on s e e e e e 'e e e e e e e o e s s s s s s s 1s'1.- 00 wulum Keats How‘rd ‘V‘Gnul, Masonic ng Stolen home. Interment. W85 in St. Max)".
1...: .:.~ A. . ft, ...._.........' ”W“ "“h "m“ "m" ‘° At Calf Pasture Beach °°m°‘°""
Poughksepsleover the week-end.
' ' O I 0‘ - - .
Seymour Humor. 600 West 178
street. reported to the police yes-
terday that a solid gold masonic
ring was stolen from his clothes in
a bath house at Cell Pasture Bosch
‘ Park. while he was bathing.
Only One Death In
Mediterranean Quake
Mr. end Mrs. Perry Cochran left
last nihht tor Lerohlnont. N.
wheredh‘e'y are to late pennant
residence. Mrs. Cochran was. former.
ly Miss Florence Austin.
I 0
Frank Mansford returned yester-
‘day, from Pittsburgh.
0 0
Leo Berry of Howard avenue was
, a guest at a party in Stamford Sun. ROME. June' 35.... AP). on. vu_ Wuhbum wife of George Wash-
Amount to be raised by taxation . . .T............. . . . . 427.201.“ “7‘ ' . . . logo was wiped out and several :33 :iry13i‘a‘nmn‘a‘gflgznvzg
“ ‘ ‘ towns
Grand List :1 4.129.640.00. ~ A. Deniseh spent the day in New 33.? “do“? $33.3" n ‘33:: gas Westpiirt Methodist church. Rev.
Proposed tax mic .002 mills. , - fork iting friends; day's earthquo Which W” .stt néu’éamihéfxléium imiil 0‘.
throughout the Mediterranean basin brook cemetery" ow-
. . Th °"' 3 W. 9“" °‘ Bridge- between Asia Minor. southern Italy Mrs Hall is Eurvived n he h
_ “ Third District 3°" ”Mb“ yesterday at "'0 Ad' and north , ea. As far as known he dd do 0 hi ’EV r u"
. vent Christian church in place of only one p ‘n was killed and say. ““0““ I}: '33- a do? eshburn.
Expenses .‘ ......... teiioioo 3"“ mam“ 1“ 9"" "“- " ml “"0 inlum- “ml" lm 0‘ ofsgoo' ° mm "”9””
. Estlin t d 1' .5” to “"7“!” ‘ ”3")”:‘0‘1- life was prevented by the flight '
‘0 ncomo “use...“sousesseeeeeeseeeeseeeeessees-ss- e e ' through the streets find “biio .
E fir. vtzt°hgtm .Eddrinp Frog; of squares of the panic strickenppop- COI‘i‘liteEliCltltGolfers
. T ° °“‘ “9- uiation as soon as the (frat intimao '
Amount‘to be raised by taxation . . .... ... .. . . ... ....... . ..... 82,581.50 a“, 1c, y" a", m. Sunday. tion of the approach 0 t the dreaded 88 em Paint Today
.0.
Dr. and Mrs. Boolield of Brooklyn
mother. Mra
Sarah Bootleld at Strawberry hill
earth tremor was felt.
The quake lasted only from lid
seconds to two minutes in \arlous
places.
i Sued breeze blowing the entrants in the
lxth d t u' . . . ‘ 27th annual tournament of the Con. .
8 Diet c Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bubbel, Myr. A- R. Mann“ Begins :aticutvegolf ' fifi‘iziéfifioum
Expenses ....... .......................................tt.'ioooo tleavenue.rnotorod to, Bear Moun- Actiononsz,080 Bl“ todsyy.° r rse
" An attachment of $2.600 was filed
Mr. and Mrs. William Lefforson
against the property Dr. George
E. Cram in “favor of A. R. Melkin
and Company this morning.
It is alleged in the writ that the
defendant owes the plaintiff the sum
of $3. 080. 6'! for, material and work
I, C O .
unand'llrs. George N or
Strawberry hill entertained outLot- first “a will enter match play
town friends at their home . tarnished. .
day. I“ Damages of 32350 are "keg, pm, tomo w in the first round for the
fifths s e secuting Attorney Edward M. Locko championship.
conference. he». Fools is to m. a Welcome Stranger Lodge . .
still. if. its“ ..ti:.'..l‘t°.‘: Installs New 0mm: Dead” and mm"
ward Dwyer went «delegates. Bridgeportcrs Pl’élel'lt Winfield 50°“. *
The funeral at Windeld Scott. 10
Webster street. who was found
drowned Friday evening in the Nor-
walk river, tools place this or.
noon from the funeral. parlors of
Ernest 0. Wilson in Ridgefield. Rev.
Wilmot Lord. of the Ridgefield Moth.
odlst church. officiated. Interment
was in Ridgeiield cemetery.
4
Nancy 8. Montgomery.
Nancy 8. Montgomery. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Montgomery, 56 Main street. passed
away Saturday" evening at the home
Dr. Samuel 3. Huntington.
A delegation of members of Wil-
iimantle'Lbdse of Masons conduct d
Masonic «burial sendces at e
grave or the late Dr. Samuel 11.
mHuntingteh in Windham Saturday
afternoon. The cortege left this city
Saturday morning.
Emma Washbnm.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
EASTERN POINT. June 18.-‘-
(AP) Over a course which was in
excellent condition and with a slight
As the qualifying round requires
83 holes. the play to determine the-
rsedsllst was not expected to be‘over,
until evening. Many players will not
make the 8: holes as the high scam.
of their tint eighteen holes pee.
eluded a lock-in for a piece on the
'i‘lokots are out on sale for the '°°d "9"“‘m u“ plaintiff.
‘ at the time was not enough to cloud
East Norwalk Youth Had
No Li In Collision
With True
___....._
William Ernest Spencer. lit. for
three months it resident at 20 Hayes
avenue. East Norwallt. who drove
the Studebaker roadster that turned
over a truck owned by the City ice
company at the top of Mill Hill last
Wednesday. was fined m and costs
for reckless operation and driving
without a license by Judge Neho~
miah Condos in First District court
this morning.
Spencer testified that he had but
recently come from New Hampshire
and so had no license. lie claimed
to have been driving only 25 miles
on hour when hie car struck the
truck at East avenue near organ.
turning the truck on its side and in-
,iurlng Raymond Floueilyn. a. help-
er and John H. Porter. 19 Van Bou-
rcn avenue. driver. on it at the time.
The driver and his helper on the
stand this morning testified that
Spencer was traveling over 36 miles
and hour and declared that the rain
iho windshield of his car. Spencer
admitted inexperience us a driver
and Motorcycle Officer Paul hie
Grain. who arrested him. testified
that Spencer was after the accident
so unnerved that he did not ques-
tion him more than necessary. line
and cost come A0 “8.75. .
Dreyer Hat Creditors
Have Hearing July 3
Attorney Jena '1‘. Dunbar. trustee
for the Dreycr Mat company. which
filed bankruptcy procedure recently.
issued a statement this morning that.
the claims of Henry '1'. Delaney.
Lillian Rose. Mildred V. Smith.
James G. Spiers. Tug W. Smith. filed
as preferred claims {or services. and
the claim (of subordination ot'the
Little Empire company. of assigns
ments aggregating $83.2“.51. the
claim of Joseph H. Brown. amount-
ing to $10,000. and the claim of Ed-
win '1‘. Jones of 31.885. and Ernest
C. Marsh 0! “.289 will be heard. by
Judge John Keogh. referee in bank
.ruptcy. in the City Court room. City
Hall. South Norwallt. July 3. 1926.
at D _a. in. (eastern standard time.)
have smoked
Edgeworthfromoneeod
of the country to the -
othcrduringthc pestten
years. Always thcsslne."
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ESTATE WINS
'SUIT OVER TAX
Uncle Sam Must Now Re-
turn 823321 Collected As
“Tex Upon A Tax.”
The board of us appeals upheld
the appeal of Hamilton 3. Bhaver.
Laura A. Hughes and Louis ii.
Porter. executors of the estate or
the late John McMullen of this (‘ily
to be allowed to deduct inheritance
taxes paid the states of West
Virginia and Connecticut from tho
net income of the estate
The question involved was as in
whether inheritance taxes may in-
deductod in determining the not in-
come of an estate. The board stilt. .1
“do its opinion: ”The estate of John
McMullen. deceased. is entitled ii.
deductions on account of the ll‘llnii-
for tax paid the state of “'03:
Virginia and the inheritance tax i
paid the stats of Connecticut. and
those parts of the deficiencies ai'ix.
,lng from the denial of such dedlii‘.
tlons must be allowed."
A stock is: of steam was paid
the state of West Virginia out in
the Mchlullen estate. because of :1..-
fact that the Pacific and Gulf com.
pany was incorporated in that state
and the McMullen assets were for
the most port in that company-i
securities. The sum of. 838.721.91
was paid the United States govern-
ment as a tax on this amount. Now a
it has been ruled that this amount
must be returned because the Mo
Mullen estate would be paying a tax
on a tax.
The cobra do capello of southern
Asia is considered the most deadly
tot venomous serpents.
CHILDREN’S SOCKS
Balance of the season’s best
-50c and 59c values, 39c
to close at, pair . . . ..
The N. E. Ryan Co»
so wasnmoros or.
com sonwssx -
Special
$25.00 . .
suns _
$14.75
Rogers & Stevens g
all ready tor your inspection.
Osnsrndlo—m. is sewn“. Two Stores 3
512" wiavm"?u'm""'°‘*‘“' Norwalh ’ Io.“ Norwelk ”
. \ ‘ o {i
For Men’s Footwear
The new bleached ten calf extords. the featherweight oxford in
black and ten. and the brogue oxford with wide square too are
Newest. patterns in men's hosiery
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NOKWALli
' his} Dorglund. lid Perry avenue.
were A
lawn fate to be given July ltth at
the Christ church reetery.?'nelresho
meals will be served from tables
and from s: to to 'l: to o‘clock a
cafeteria supper will be offered.
The Omicron circle of the East
Avenue Methodist Epinepel church
will have its final social meeting of
the season tonight at the home of
the president. Mrs. J. Wesley Sleu-
eon ct Myrtle avenue.
O O u -
Afternoon
the I
were
OdWlionsi church
d-yestsrday of the home of
Saunas will be in the church next
may. es finial.
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‘Martin 'Dianer.
street nest Ner’walk. was arrested at
1:80 o'eioelt hides nisht in West-
pert by state Policeman Icully on
.-‘ e .,
through Westpest. . -‘ i-'
d evening services or .
to sort point 7
' ‘Mitunderstood
Géorge M Galey
methane 41in
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which will unease your gross business
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