Devi w W UNDERTAKER Serve rd. mu. m: Hui-o. or. :7 wasfllumu or I I Lunches "E! iifl'fi'fl'WBEh: “it“ White Pine Command. With Tar For'l‘hatColdotYours animation“- Lane’s Bakery 51 Washington Street. Roe and Buck SHAD till illit- Cdtal Encampment, l 0. 0. R. will vice and attention possihle. with kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 113.3. LIKE A HOUSE AFIBE That's the way we are cam-g COAL It’s a piessm to deal with THE LEADING NERC’HAN'I‘S by phone. as they render tb best ser- ceivs full value for every Idler invested. We have a full line of all We're the BEEHIVES of industry. RAYMOND BROTHERS ouch orders. and cuetuners re- Your feet trouble you. try I pair of RALSTON that satisfy the finest tastes. 137 Washington St. 1 new coneoanlofl Tax. Misunderstandlso Here Regarding Ex eruption; in Act. Members of local corporations are somewhat coltused over the provi- sions of the “miscellaneous corpora- tion“ tax as passed by the recent ses- sion of the General Assembly. Near- eoaler the Golden ltule and Royal Purple degrees tonight. Members are requested to be present. All kinds oi Fresh. Sucked. Salt Fish [secondhand am The young fellows composed of the (shorts Jolly Five will hold dances airing Lent, every Saturday night hr the benefit of the Hungarian St. [Adislaus Catholic church, at Arion Ball. starting next-Saturday night. -—'Botter study the new eyeglars'ano spectacle prices in Brand's window. (let that yellow slip. “Gossip about Eye-testing." You have to know It bi checks at (‘Ilsries Brand, Wash. St. New Mind lireallops Cutbill’s BRIDGE MARKET 7: North Main St. Free Delivery. Phone rob Venus Is the most beautiful object now ill the evening heavens. The planet to moving very rapidly east— ward and northward among the III”, so that by the end of the month It will set for in the northwest and shine in the evening skies until four hours after sunset. Therc wen- only four sales of real estate In Norwnlk. last week, with ., mortgages of 32"“0' For ”‘9' last; The roller skating rink In ltoodner’s “Wk of February, 1916' there ""“Illall was well patronired Saturday ninc sales of mommy, and mortgages film of 816. 728. -—A|I lenses duplicated It does noiv “‘9 ”8“" 31mm” "‘81“ (“mm make any difference where your lenseiWas enjoyed at the Norwalk Country were made. Over 30 per cent. cheaper Chill SAW“!!!- tluts anywhere else. Ask for Issue Charles Brand. Washington street. Tonight the office of City Clerk Stcphcn Dokus will be open between the. hours of 7 and 9 to enable tax payers to look over their lists. Arthur E. J. Klily. a son of former Congressman Thomas L. Reilly, Is the recipient of special praise from per- sons returning from abroad. because' of his aid In the work of relieving Jewish sufferers. Mr. llcilly is Amer- Ican vice—consul at Warsaw, in Pol land. There were a number of local Elks who yesterday attended the 12th In nivcrsary exercises of the Stamford Lodge of Elks. ___——- A scarlet fever quarantine was re' moved yesterday from the home oi lionry Kern. on upper Main street by Health Officer William J. Tracey. A delegation of members of Nor- wsik Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. went to Stamford, Saturday evening. and as- sisted Stamford Lodge in the. observ- , ‘ ance of Its twalfth anniversary. Thisl A regular meeting 0‘ Old Well Lom- lodge was organized by members 0‘ ‘mandcry, No. 966. U. 0. G. (7., will be Norwalk Lodge, who mop a demit for lipid in Red Mons Hall, tonight. There this purpose, The Smlnford Lodge will be installation, entertainment and provided a fine entertainment, having ““99“"- nn orchestra, rulnstrcl show. vocal and instrumental solos, etc. An elaborate Mi“ (Tiara Sandahl, 0‘ New York, supper was served. The Norwnlk and with years of experience with members were taken down by automolt‘esl mllllnery houses. has accepted a bile by Alois Kohler. of New Canaan position with ’the Lenox mml’lery, _ South Nomlk. h The. 318th regular session of Nor-I - —— walk Lodge. No. 709, Benevolent andl 5“" and Mrs. Henry Case, 0' “‘9 Protective Order of Elks, will be lielti’1"“*’k‘r block, Washington street. are on Wednesday evening, at 3 o'clock. in receipt of a box of vegetables from Nomination and election of ommfl‘their son, William H. Case. of Estero will be the principal business of thsl Islands. Florida. meeting, and a large attendance is expected. There will be a special in- iation 011 Sunday, March 26th St"- old, of Haddam Neck, was almost In- eral candidates will be made mem- stanfly killed Friday night just be- hers. PM“ are being made ‘0? 3- (101 .fore 6 o',clock at Bride's crossing, 99“” of “’0‘" ““7 members to 8" .nbolit an eighth of a mile West of the to Bridgeport on Friday evening.to attend the circus given at the Armor ory .by the Bridgeport Elks. The commit- teelncbargoconsists etc. A. Ander- son. Ira C. Ilockgrood and William F. Kenton ' " "I“ il’ortland station. \when the passenger train known as the "Black Diamond" struck the wagon inywhicb he was riding and killed the horse and smash? ed the wagon into kindling wood. An opinion has been filed in the - United States district court by Judge ' Edwin S. Thomas sustaining the ac- tion of Referee in Bankruptcy Can leton B. Hadley. of New Haven. in the matter of the Mailings Clothing Company, at Waterbury. bankrupt. Referee Hoadley granted a motion made by creditors to dismiss certain claims, filed against the corporation by John B. Mailings. va+ less than one-tenth' in cash This is because the form-r method is quicker, . and more convenient. Beginning today. March 6. the weak-day train leaving Hartford at 5:”, s. :1...on Henri 8:30 a. in. Bridgeport 7:40 a. mud-South Nor- wslk 8:10 urn. for New York. will nanoseconds-unmeasured Mathis. m.. moldings“!- MMMYMIM thn W. Swanson, about 55 years. malted by members of these Iporations regarding the act. and the corporations in most cases have been expressly excluded from tax under the provisions of the act. The new tax is due and payable on April 1 and those corporations who are taxed under its provisions are required to make re- turns to W. H. Corbin. state tax com- Jniissionel‘. on or before that date. a The exilllptions in the law are ill- cluded in the iollowing provision of the act: “The term 'compsny' as used in this ,part shall include every corporation. ‘joint stock company. carrying on business in this state which Is required to report to the col ,lector of internal revenue for the dis- ,trict in which such company has its [principal place of business for the Ipurpose of the assessment. collection. Iand payment of an income tax, exceptl ‘insurance and trust companies, state 'banks, savings banks organized under the. laws of this state, banking Insti- tutions organized under the laws of the United States and located In this state, express companies carrying on business on steam or electric railroad or street railways, steam or electric railroad or street railway corpora lions, companies whose principal busi- ness In this state is furnishing. leas- ing. or operating dining, sleeping. chair, parlor. refrigerator. oil, stock, fruit. or other cars, corporations whose principal business Is manulac- luring, selling. and distributing illu- minating or heating gas. or electric ity to be used for best. light, or mo tive power. or water for domestic or power purposes. telegraph, cable and telephone companies." LIVERYMAN CAN’T GET DAMAGES BECAUSE PONY RAN AWAY WITH GIRL A little girl who Is riding a hired pony is not to blame it the animal runs away and breaks a leg. That is the decision of Judge John J. Walsh. oi‘ the Common Pleas court. iii a suit bmugllt by John Wahl, a Greenwicn ilvcryman, against John Rowland, a wealthy resident of that city. llowlnnd hired the. pony for it little girl who was a. guest at his home. He did not take proper care of the ani- mal. according to Wahl, who says the pony was allowed to run away and break a leg while the girl was taking a ride. Rowland contended that he could not be held responsible for the fact that the pony ran away. In the suit brought by John Czemak. of Stamford. against Frank Preioaka. of Stamford, the court awards the plaintif! 81,334. He alleged he had been defrauded iii the purchase of a saloon. ——_...~_ PROMINENT CHURCHMEN COMING TO METHODIST MINISTERS' CONVENTION The Methodist ministers of this vi- cinity will hold a convention on Tues- day at the First Methodist church, Bridgeport. Among the speakers will be Bishop Luther B. Wilson, of New York city; Dr. James R. Joy. editor of the Chris- tian Advocate; Dr. I. B. Uphsm. a former pastor; Dr. E. A. Dent, of New Haven; Dr. W. li'Finch. of Stamford, and a number of other men prominent in the Methodist church. The sessions begin at 10 s. m and continue during the afternoon and evening. The public is Invited. mum salons in emu. sun A'l' GAUOM'UOK. . . SLUGA'I‘UCK. Marsh ll .-—a chimney “'3 did Ilkht damage in the store and house or Dominic not.» a Mes and Min streets. not» m am the bless. whlobwasproducuvoofmuohsmoke, WsMUOW 1'40an HAVEN mus FIT CELE. f snarlou or rrs ucENTENNlAL 5 NEW Iy all the local attorneys have been; cor or association ‘ ”Wint- Thesaurus..." . _ art ,. .L “few - vessel-sinuous», 1 Spring Stilts . | urws‘ras burnout , ' SHOES A style for every foot. They need no breaking in. $4.00 81133450 GlOver’s as. mu HAVEN. "arch 6.—“Amw Domini, Scientist I, 1716, being ye 2nd year of ye Reign of fly: Majesty GawfilL Kaltfl EMIHNL hehmd and Scotland. ye Neighbors in yo North Parish of New Haven in yo Colonic of (Jo-meticut did begin their Ecclesiachsl Society." Such is the legend printed in bold black letters across the top of the letter papers being used to boon. North llave-n's bicentennial of next fall. On one side this historical rec- 0rd in a picture of Rev James Pier- pout second minister or the First Church, New Haven." and on the oth-2 er side is a picture of the “first meet-f Ltug house, 1718," an “ideal represen-i :tation from North Haven annals " i “The inn hundredth anniversary of the founding of the above Ecclesiasti- .cal SOClt iy will he observed in North: .Hsven. Thursday. November 2. 1916." North llavcn folks tntend to ceIe-l brute their great historical date In1 due style, and they have set forth all‘ sorts of work to be done by a great, number of committees. (‘hief of these bodies is the executive commit. tee, headed by Colonel Robert 0. Est-I ‘on and “uh Sheldon I). Thorpe, WIIJ liani ll Todd. J. Richard North, Geo} IN. Adkins Arthur B. Thorpe, D. Wei-il lter Patten, Roger E Dickenson Hu l I Nerwalk WE HAVE PREPARED OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE TO EARN 525,00 PER WEEK— WHY NOT YOU? ._......_.- 3.. Bus: st '5 I?“ KNUWLLuSL -IBTIJA \ -m -135 waits LEVEL will Slit aracs‘ Mllltlll. Ctllflfil'l South Norwalk, Stamford, Port Chester. inert ll? Potter and Wallace 8. Killer! 1 as members. ‘ Other committees are: Literary er; erciscs, Robert O. Eaton, Sliclilmi I“.l Thorpe ll. Walter Patten, Rev Ari thur 'F Lewis and Joseph Pierpont: ‘ printing and publicity, Sheldon [1.5 lThorpc, George H. Adkins, George B. ‘ 1Todd. and John H. Blakeslce; ways and means, William H. Todd, \Vallscel 8 ltitter Hubert F. Potter. 1L Stiles and Ward Church; isnd pageant. J. Richard North. Anson * B. (‘Iinll 'l. Roger E. Dickensnn. Mrs. John F. Reynolds and Mrs. Edwin Mansfield. Guests and reception, D. Walter} Patten, ’ltobert 0. Eaton, Joseph Pier-| pant, Hubert F. Potter, Mrs. J. Rich‘ srd North and Mrs John r. Earl us. nosuluv nolds: decorations, Arthur B. Thorpe. William 3 Todd (300er it sound '. "m I“ m m h” and Mrs. J. Richard North: dinner,l Roger E. Dickenson and Edward Par- dee. Frank T' musIClIIIUILT TYPIWMTIII — L C l-Ith. Underwood tent-m all other nickel. sold. rut“. \rspatrod. Mists. 0 oar loath. Iachhos sold at to par month. The Latest Springliodels In STAMFORD. M arch 6.-Edward I f Dresses and Waists Francier, four years old, died lastl night In a hospital here as a result of; __.___ burns received last night when a pot; of boiling coffee val “WK“ 0“ ”mi The Little Shep . accidentally. iK. G. A. CLAVEN 56 N0. MAIN CT. I Illicit) tilts. crust 113 Cross It. 18 Woodward Ave. ‘ 'Pllono 152:. south Nomaik, Ct. STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD WORK A SPECIALTY. Tires, Tubes and Supplies. Prom-it Isa-vies a Feature. COFFEE BURNS KILL LAD. o.— . Whatever you want in the optical line, we have wait- ing foryou. Besides specializing in the fitting of “Best-Yet” glasses, fitted by an oculist, we carry all the sundries of a first—class optical house. L T H A M E R Oculiscs Optometrists Opticts‘ns 87 Atlantic Square, Ohmfcrd, Ct. Open sat. Evenings until 9 o'clock Est. 1337. i i I l I l ’ The Reed & Voik Electrical Co. The Only Fully Equipped‘ . ELECTRICAL CHOP . In the Town AUTO SUPPLIES Phons M .0. Mill! 0!... 8o. Norwslk, Kulic Hall Blot I I l l I ...‘.Y:._ MINTZS A“ ell-'10“ «50 Showing of Coal Mods 35c. up Wash Tube 59c up Foot Tubs 25c. Albert P. Gehebe New Dress Skirts PH)“ 10092 Prompt Delivery. 51'99 Y“ 38°“) to Washington it. So. Nomik : w‘ - ' "" f M_Ei==-w ( Ii. Lynge Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. -—- BRIDGEPORT »-~-- Pom-Hy Irma-I Grim sm- Dyail. A Clean“ Cr silk Occurs. Cloves. Iiaaksts and Lace Curtains Cleaned. 1% ms. H. LYNOI. Prop. M Outs OI. Iviw 4M 1:. Ladies’ High Laced B O O T 8 IN GRAY, BROWN AND WHITE. The latest modes for spring in various leathers are now ready. Be sure to see them .CONNEALLY & BRACKEN ‘ South Norwalil. Conn. 81 WASHINGTON OTREET ‘ .\ TELEPHONE 1475-2. CALL us UP and we will rush our trouble man right around when some thing like this happens In your home. -li your PLUMBING is defective. anuuuated. unsani- tary or worn out, have us make necessary repairs or install a new system of MODERN PLUMBING JOBIINO A UPIOIALTY HOIIMIE KNASH Plumbing and Heating ‘ Vol. 1:64. North Main 0t. MOvercoats $8.00 $l6.5o to $05.00 Values JAIoBI’S ': 3 PKGS. 25¢ I. Nor-ll The New Science , DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIU. Chlropnctio Is the definition or the. cones of the disease and the an of, CMPIIEHAS adjusting the same. Dina'ss is caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the hate been received by us that a dark m Even if done in childhood haired iunkmnn, small of stature and It creates pinched nerves and Dill! in who drives a brown horse and plain usgon with rocks, is h on milk in the different omnl “0 der our name. To insuurzhzti; ‘ m be sure our name Is on wagon ind S. Chiropractors remove the cause oi ““9”“? "WI!" "Om driver disease and pain. health Is restored through harmonizing tin nerve aye tons in your body. Female tronhlsr' given special attention: also curvature ' of the spins. You will never regret giving the Chiropractor a chance u help you. . Magnetic ti'ostmsnts given also 1‘. Francis. D. C. 14 Washington 81.. do. Norwaiir. Conn > ‘W ll! ‘l' S. J l I o 1 ii . Successor to Wm. 2 Phenom ' 37 Fort Street. Rut VIRGINIA ‘ Get Your Reservation Through the Agents. 1. ll. layiond Conlnc. REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE. We pay .Il/gc. lb. for rags. hm. Bh'oll Collie, 3 Rowan St, E. Nomalit. Tel. 441 llYou [lav I 0L0 lllllllllll LINE TO ALL POI NT8 IN Ifrauuleblscuilstoracbssiv. Just order them ahead, . _. And (ll each Wednaday you - h, ‘ Z. Their famous raisin bread} The name. the "Denaer m FACT IPIIEIOHT LIN! TO NEW YORK. Freight but leaves Pier 27 Scott River, New York (foot or Commie at.) every day except Sunday, at s p ll. Freight rescind at Not-walk up. to I p .m. andlat booth Nomik up to 5:” p. In. > (loom F. Fests. General Agent. THE ANNINO J. ‘SMITH TRAN! “VATION UNI. his. . BUY mid And If You ones will try Their biscuit. teed and can take. And keep a good supply. shitload Ave. booth Noflilit Be Snicits A ‘FIIISBIE’S PIE? .Made in the Clement Plant ~ from the best fresh fruits obtainable. Ask Your Grocer for Them, ”Initiation them at your ru—i tsnrants. _ ror UM Cantos call ’ .._ race It. amuse.
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