(bores oi Cost ”of Govern-
infill in That City Made
Public By Department of
Commerce.
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Wasnmcron. D. 0.. Sept. it.—
Tha Department oi Commerce on-
nounces a summary oi the ilnanolal
ototlatieo oi the city corporation oi
Ilamiord. Conn. tor the ilacal year
oMllIl Doe. II. "II. It should
be noted that in order to put the
3“! oi Miord on s basis oom-
Ifloblo with those cities in which
the towns oh 1 part oi the city
moroiion. the iiguroa hero given
Include 01.1 per cent oi tho trans-
nations at the town of Stamford
hr the noool year closing Sopt. to.
”II. the percentage being based on
tho ratio oi the assessed valuation
OI the city to that of the entiro
town.
Expenditures.
Tho payments ior maintenance
Ind operation oi the general depart-
lnonto oi Stamford. Conn“ for the
amt year ending Dee. 10,11”.
amounted to 81,000,522. or “1.56
W oapita. In 1111 the compare-
ivo per capita icr maintenance and
peration oi general departments
was III. II. and for 1917. 822. II.
The interest on debt amounted to
It”. m: and outieye for perma-
nent improvements. 3670.918. The
total payments. therefore. for ex-
penses oi general departments. in.
to‘reat. and outlays. includlna the
town. were II. 410. III. The total
pumonta included tor the town
amounted to Il.Ii?.II1. 0i this
IIlI.IIo represents the ex-’
does for maintenance: 888.775.
1
O
15 only.
. l
I
interest on debt: and "NJ". out~
lays» 'I'lio totals lhcludo all No
menu to! the year. whether made
irom current rovonuoa or Item the
proceeds oi bond house.
Revenues.
The total rovonuo receipts of
Stamford for 1025. including the
town were II.I11.III. or III I0 per
capita. This wad Iiio. "I more
than the total payments oi tho year.
exclusive or the payments tor per-
manent improVemonta. but "19.110
loss than the total payments includ-
ing those ior permanent improve-
ments. These payments in excess
oi rovsnue receipts Word met traps
- the proceeds ot-dobt oblitetions.
The revenue roooipta included tor
the town amounted to 11,011.11“.
tI’roperty taxes represented 91.1 per
cent oi the total revenue for 1925.
“.0 per cent for 102i. and III per
cent for ion. The inoraeao In the
amount at property taxoa collected
was 112.8 per cent tram 1911 to
19“. and 16.8 per cent from 19“
to 1925. The per capita property
taxes were III.“ In Hill. “0.00
in ”II and ”I.“ in 1017.
Indebtedness.
The net indebtedness (loaded or
fixed debt less sinking fund assets)
or Stamford on Dec. 11. 1130. was
II. III. 7". or III. 70 per copita. Oi
tho total net indebtodncsa 01.201. 020
was ior the town. in it“ tho pIr
capite debt was 360.81. end in 1111.
841.60.
The increase in net debt rdported
ior 1925 was due to a bond issue
for school purposes.
Assessed Valuations and Tax novice
For 1925 the assessed valuation
or property in Stamicrd‘yaubioot to
ad velcrem taxes for c corpora-
tion was no. 111.1121. The levy for
all purposes for 1025 was 02.122.-
185.01 which Il,161.III or II. I per
cent was levied for the city corpore-
tlon: 8890.738. 01- 42.I per cent for
tho town. 850.265. or M per cent
to.- the State: and 822.403. or 1.1 per
cent for the county. The per capita
tax levy for the city. town. state
and county was $52.10.
‘ For Sports—Sentinel.
You now have the opportunity to buy “Frigidaire” for 10%
down and 18 small monthly payments.
A small 'ozonPayment
o Frigidaire 2.. Your Home
, HINK 01“ Hi Without moving‘or altering your
, . present icobox you can conVert it into a genuine *
- . Trinidairmt a cost as low as $110, plus a small charge
' for freight and installation.
Neverbeforehosouchavaiuoaothioboencflei'ed.
‘Itmeansthetyourhcmecenheveolithecenvenionce
andeconomyoithebesteleehicreh-igeratlccatam
iowoost.1tmeensthatyoucanhaveogonuino
fiiauuim—cuc product of General Motors, worlds
idrgcat.i1uildercfelectrlc.refd¢catoto. lemons.
-thatyouwiiibeooouredoftheeamedepcndohiiiiyond
{dumbiilty thocheve won the endorsement of more than
200,009Frigidaireuoel'o.
Don’tweitauctiterdaytofindouthowlittlolrlgld .
drowmoostcompietelyinatollidinyourhcmooud
howeeeilyyoucenbcyltcctheaeoerelldotero
deferrodwncntplen. thtoday. Orneiiuia
'l'beNorwallts Electric in
-20 No. Ilsin St.
Phone 2978
“W”
LIBRARY COMES
10 cross or
monsoon
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The year iItI-tI marks the coin-
plotioh oi ten years oi steady growth
in library service to the community
or Weatport. An increase or Io'per
cent in tho circulation at boolto and
mm... over the year home is
recorded in the report by lire. Idith
Just been made public.
During the year many words at
praise have been spoken brihooo
.erght. The Idiom More.
This offer is to Oct.
Sabin-walk
who have testified to tho value at
so emit a library. about
ibooko and tho many authoratitlvo
~worlti round on the shelves. adding
to them tho Wootport Idhrsry was
'ono ot the most important olvio at-
tractions in tho town. Thloio apooltlc
oolly noted by the increase at rotor-
fonco cuootiono and work not only M
the schools but ior writers oad ort-
oon Orowiord.
John Itscey. Hts. George .Harrla. J.
Very Sherwood. libraries. which has *
".000 '
m
Kavah Grime.
Nip Dickson. lilies J. Thorpe. Su-
Mlaa Mary Morris.
II Strong. In. Helen Tripp, H. M
W R. It. ltoovoc Mrs. Robert -
hoes Van Wyck Brooks. Alexia Go-
ilot. Algernon“ nurr. Hendrik Ven
hon. lira. RH Gibson. L. F.
Woksmaa rs. inward hrubaher.
L. C. Dealt. uron Arnold Ph llip Ii.
Jacobo. loolllc Youchuoo. -
hurt Joseph Adamo. Joseph Iter-
ton. lire. Prentice tire. w. .1. Wood.
tire. 0. it. Richards. Ilioa liars
'reylor. lira 11. it. Colol. John a.
Morris. like Ilhitlloon. _
O O 0
Bill llsocuolle. who has boon
opo‘ndlng the summer with his aunt.
Mrs. William Northrop. Riverside
avenue. has returned to his home
in Ircoklyn.
O I O
Itr. and tire. W. o. tree. have
closed their summer homo on illllo
Point road and have returned to
their homo In New York.‘
0 O a
nose w. Underwood. New York.
iota who relay upon the llbrarw tor .
authorities in various oubioeta. The
Wootport Library has reached a po-
rted in its development where an
‘aoslstont is needed and it ll low
.by tho library board that a loner
appropriation will be made tor the
looming year.
Among the donors oi boobs and '
magealcee are the icilowlao canoe:
. Miss Coekrc mooltoloa .80?-
wood, Idiao C. ulld. John Raloigh.
Miss I‘. S. Jennings. lira. Rosary Ita-
leigh Mia. hiertha Candler. Icon
Brush. lire. Jennie a. 14W. Hrs.
Arnold Schlaet. Mrs. Arthur J. lid-
ar. 11. A. Sherwood. hire. Vvvi 1i.
. J.
Sherwood. lira-John Crawford. Do-
nlol navy. Arthur J. Indor. mu,
. .The Well known Cather-
ine Day Facial Perfection is
a superior face bleach for
Sunbumt skin. .
~ .‘l‘hese preparations and
treatments are handled ex-
ciuslvely in 0111 Beauty Par-
rwhere exg‘rtp op erators
Lirained by theme Day
herself—give this facial in
just the right way y.
Her skin texture system
works marvelous results
not alone for the world’s
most famoos . stag“ed and
screen stars, but
with great satisfaction“ed by
many discriminating pa-
trons of Our store.
iuiilm «comm site 111th-
y pure, out 5 a ess-
e'ct reaction while insistent
is given—a treatment that
.has a lasting effect.
cherlne DI treatment
service in inani-
neat wiring,
ormptly.
Rive rsido
general
“wales circuits.
DI- All-f
IVIIIIIO.
O 0
Clinton W. Welch. Main street. is
onioylng his annual vocation from
his duties with tho
Light and Power 00.
o o
Charles E. Fabio.
pass
The Amity Cirolo will hold a food
sale Saturday at thefhoino oi hire.
I. T. Jennings. 81an street. ‘
. , .
The Weetport Y. hi; CIA. 'Ivm
will he closed for a week or 'ten
days while the gym is undergoing
'When- lilo gym
opens to the public again. Physical
Directory E. Edgar Doubleday’ will
organise gym classes to.- the
work.
repairs. ’
The board oi aelectmen has issued
trousers $9. 50
Main
ior tabs of I.
Reg. 150 bottill. “old
Price 1011.
3 101 15c.
Star 11c.
10c. scram as? re.
Io”-
haa purchalhd I ldl‘lo Nlldonco on
tormorley
property o! the Milled Hall
McKinley. Mr. Underwood
llectt-d with the Mary Engineering
cornpuny with diiiooo in- New York.
0
Connecticut
New lfor-l1. has
returned to his home'ait‘or visiting
his parents. Mr. and M11. Froder—
iclt lsble. Sylvan avenue. --
floor rear
Bevin! Machine Needles—for all
molten!" Inachineo. I needles to a
tube. Reg. Price 10c. Sale Price 8c
Sewing Machine ousted. 1......
mite.
Regular or. bottle. can in... nu.
Regular “a handy can. 8an
Bios Seam “Tape, lawn—white
and block. sizes I to 1. I yd. Nocoo
Rog. Prioo10c. Iolo moo lo 00.
BieoSeem’I‘apo. lawadl dolom.
sleeI.I'yd.pcs.B.sg.P1-lcelocpo.~
SelePriooquMIId.’
Rick Rack Braid. moréorisod,
Iydmsuosditoll.whlhoitlr.
Regular Price 10c. Solo Meadow.
Gotten Tape. super qualitr— I
remittanilanosuierrrlee
Lingorio motocross. of”. see.
I-18 in. outgrow... ”Burrito”
10c. unencumbered
mwmsmmuaj
mmruesiocsuarws
the
and
is non-
' ‘iall
mum: summon-scum mambo. CONN.
M I. “Ionian
II. E I. Fisher. Moturin Bolton
11 list of those who desire to be
made voters. All persons on this list
are warned to bo -proeent It the
meeting oi the board of solution
in their affirm in the town hall
Saturday tram nine o'clock in the
morning to I p. 111.. ior the pur-
poae of swearing in all those nho
wish to be made voters. Anyone
whose nome'io on tho list muot be
sworn in as a voter boiore he has
tho right to vote.
There will be a public hearing
before the board of finance tonight
at the town hall at 8 o'.cloolt to
vote on ilie proposed budget oi the
icon for the fiscal y.car
O 0 O
The annual membership drive at
the Wostport Y. M. C. A. will get
under way some time in Oct. it was
learned today. The drive ior more
members this year will be the biggest
ever attempted at the Y. M. C. A.
it is being planned to have several
teams composed of four men on a
team. and the team that signs the
most members will receive a prise.
The present membership or the
A Man, 6 feet, 8 inches tall
Bought a ' made-to—
measure suit yesterday
at $37
Pretty toll eh? Wd' ve taken measure
for some that were about as big around.
oo.That dont matter for this
tion is for the hard to fit as we
fellow of regular proportions.
Fact is these made to measure suits
will appeal to every man who likes tine
woolens~unusuolly neat stylish patterns
--exceptionol ioiloringv—a suit made to
Remember this offer ends Saturday
at closing time 6 P. M.
If you want to get in on this deal let
us have your order now.
Made to measure suit 337. Extra
“2" is a little better than 500. About
OWLAND
W.
Store Open Daily ’61] 6 P. 'M.
at
pony skin is
HYOPOSi- stylish.
as the
browns, tans
yo‘hodnuihnlwdd k {Trig—o sci:l that have collars
em ies eitelns otou wa
but never lound Y Y5 collars oi iitcb
is unusual at
"Our September Sale of Notions
is attracting attention
thru values
Nina. all Mall. 180 to a paper.
all aim. Regular price It piper.
Solo Price Is. I papers ior lite.
Pin Cubes 0! Jet and Colored
Pins. 11.... Price 101:. i... Price 8c.
sorely Pine. Nichol Plated. else-
or to I. Res. Io dos. Sale Price Is,
I dos. for ion
Pills. all brass. III to a paper. all
sizes. Reg. Price 100. Sale Price
7nd papers ior Its.
l'.
g' I Sample box
jof Notions Free
with
50c. or over
1 . . ,3! '- ' “w
100 of thooo aro Nerwallt momberd.
In a community such as Wesiport.
with a population at I. 000 the
membership should be a good deal
more.
Addition Planned
F or Green Hotel
The ownora oi the Hotel Green.
Danbury'o largest. .hootolry. are con-
sidering the addition of two more
stories to the present hotel building.
Plans for the construction of such
an addition have been roparod. it
was admitted by John arria. one
oi the owners of tho hotel.
Mr. Harris sold that. plans were
prepared more than a. year ago.
when the Bear Mountain bridge
acrpss the Hudson river was opened.
as it nos believed that the bridge
would bring such increased hotel
business to thia city that the con-
struction oi a large addition would
be imperative.
Coming from good people isn't halt
may“ ‘
PAGE NINE
CONN Mills
10 MOVE SOUTH
DANIELSON (AP).‘-—Stockhoidoro
oi the Connecticut 11111- company.
employing 1.200 operators in three
mills at Fall River. Ideas. and Taun-
tcn. Mesa. and in Denielson. have
received notice that the board or
directors have decided to move
halt oi the machinery of oach mill
to some point in the south. it was
stipulate that the highly competi-
tive market in New England togeth-
cr with the wide separation of the
three piunts mode manufacturing
costs too high to permit operation at
a profit.
The Connecticut Mills company
are manufacturers oi tire fabric
The yarn is spun in Taunton and _
Fall River and shipped by motor
truck to this place where it is made
These are specially line skills—
quisitcly worked into garments of rare
style and beauty.
Some have collars ot~raccoon-some
Each coat is lined throughout with
extra heavy quality of crepe de chine.
They present a coat opportunity dial
ell brass. sites I to 6. Reg. Price
2511 box. Sale Price 1011 box.
I5 yd. spools. all colors. Reg. Price
Is. lale pin. ec_ spool. o mm
mm.
bails. all ociora Reg. Prtce 10o.
Sale Fries 8c. 2 for 15¢.
Regular Price ode. sale Price its.
Reg. Price IIc. Sale Price Ito.
Prioo Io spool. Solo Prico I Ipooil
hi2“.
73011113. Clerk'sdewlcgccttoo—
PrioeIespoILSsloPrloslodfl.
doordafiffleeoespool.
Foieodfitspoolsiorloe.
. 4. Id- ,
we»
so important as going with good peo.
ple.
1
durable—~is beautiful-it
and greys or natural—ex-
ol beaver — some have
this low price
5165
Second floor
Dressinolter’s Pins. l-I lb. boxes.
Darnlng Cotton. Clark's O. N. T.
DoniagOottothorcerlaodJorgo
Droso Linings. long waisted. try
Wot Unless. Cannon style.
biota Floor.
clerk's 0. N. ’1'. Sewing Cotton-
cord. White and Item Rod.
MWuIIIDMW
heating Timed-III yd. ”xiii
up into fabric. About 400 oi the
Moo operators are employed here.
.‘r
A Special Purchase of
Poney coaistosell
$165.
Just a fortunate purchase of a limited . -‘
quantity oi these popular fur coats-
‘At smart places, the court‘-
over, women want the
individuality of Q u e e n.
Quality shoes to heighten
the effect of apparel. Never
conspicuous, but always in‘
complete agreement with'
one’s costume,
Quality shoes are the ulti-
mate selection of women
.desirous of the greatest
viluc‘ in style and comfort.
‘ Modefliely priced in modes
1.. A. 1' any occasion and hour
Queen
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