We Emphasize
this one thing. Buy COAL now while you have the opportunity for
""" m m" Ladies’ White '
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The Clifford Rathslieller
...- Serves Did, u m a p. M.
A Business Man’s Lunch, 40c _
RAYMOND BROTHERS . EQUAL To [051‘ DINNERS , 7
Phone 113-3. :31 Wadiington St. '
Lama-in . Canvas
——~— ~ Sport Oxfords
i mmwaw 1‘;
i UNDERTAKER ‘
rat. on“, roan; Hours. 093. t i
‘ 27 wssumorou at. l
i new no lam amtoma , f
winter use.
Notwhatyoulaybatwhatyountlstheraalteatot 3
salue. We can fill your orders to the top notch of ”nastiest.
Patent Leather and Ta: Trim.
White 8010a and Harris
$3.50
White Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Tan Trim, Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
For the Best of Everything in See
Food—We Have It.
Nothing Misrepresented-—Moaey Back
If Not Satisfied
CLOSED TOIORROW. DECORATION DAY.
'CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones to! and tag.
71 North Main St.
Ladles’ “Newblick” Sport
NEW .HAVEN'S .INCOME MOI!‘
THAN DOUBLED. ii
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Railroad Reports Great Advance
Ten Months Ending With
April.
The New York, New Haven and;
Hartford Railroad Company reports;
for the month to April a net corporate
income of $479,6fi1. as alainst an in-,
come in April, 1915. of $357,530. The
operating revenues were $6,638,131, as
against 85.536.894 in April, 1915. The
operating expenses were $4,133,212. u .
against 34.02.46.600. The railway oper- 1“ Wm 8"
sting income for the month was 81; -
90i.918, as against $1,450,293 in April. m -
1915.
For the ten months ended April 30
the railroad shows a net corporate in-
come of 32.894324. This is more than
double the income of $1,214,223 in the
Buchanan's orchestra, of Stamford.
till play this evening at the Norwalk
Country tilub.
There will be an admission service
of Grace branch, G. lt‘. S., of Grace
church, Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Free Delivery
Lincoln Council members, at their
meeting, last night. transacted ordi-
nary routine business matters.
it"‘sics‘nai‘m
Men’s But: Serge
The annual meeting of the Hospital
.3. .
. . «,.‘.-.~..,L‘;;..:.. :1; '
Thimble (‘lub will be held Tuesday
utternoon, June 6th, at the home of
Hrs. Edward 11. liorehouse, of New-
mwn Terrace.
same period in the preceding year. 0p-
erating revenues in the ten months
were 862.365.096. as against 358.296.-
467 in the orrcsponding period in the
Suits
REASONABLE PRICES.
Shoes
All white, or white with mahogany leather trimmings.
HADES have so much to do with the good looks at
your home that it is wise to take loch-gees in buy
Netin ear. Expenses W9? “4: ED . . . m“ . So I] I k f 1- that name—COLUMBIA— rl
T, 1 u d , it); 21:3 :syaganm 339.184.089. Rall- CR...” A “3'“ 3h“ for 'tyll'h people. “my“: “xi'hifivm‘owl nd and BE sun; 11;; s. .
1e recent y reconuncn c ciangcs ' ‘ _ _ , . , outv' ot onyis ma ' .5 ‘i
. ~ our for the period ‘3 Y . .
tn lllllt' for the summer services in “fly Opprmmg mo e ‘ . Bu Hostel. Here everyPurposc-but alsoa “musical-nup-
:o. 2, i t ,
"‘0 SW“! Norwulk Congregational 3110;112:393 to Slum 81 as ago as ute‘y & hm y y The firm-textured fabric wins and, vmz‘fihanp
, , . . , - ‘ . , - ' and wk. Andwit thecxc naive umbr-
chuich. “ere approved and adopted at The (“ml New England Railway 42 SOUTH MAIN 31:. We have a very large assortment of the best stockings straight ant" h i. dust I “a ‘
the meeting of the church council last
evening.
VII"
(‘ompnm‘ shows operating rei'enues for
April of $441,067. as against $431,869
in April. 1915. and net corporate in-
An ln'crscliolastic track meet. at
which Nornttlk liiilh School is strongly
represented, is being held in Danbnry
this afternoon. A large crowd of
Norwalk knpportcrs accompanied the
local youngsters on the trip. .
come of 8113,“ San aginst ”38,712
The net income of the road for the
ten months ended April 30 was 8739,-
600, as against 3307.117 for the same
period in the preceding year.
The New York. Ontario and West-
ern Railway (‘ompany snows operating
revenues for April of $700,599, as ag-
ainst $749,971 for April, 1915, and not
corporate income of $10,019, as W
:tinst $59,990. The net income of the
road for the tcn months was $770,322.
as nginsl $498,892 in the ten months
in the preceding year.
The New England Steamship Com-
pany rcports n dcficlt for April of
$11,037.. as against it deficit of $18,264
for April, 1915. ()pcruting.revenues
were 3449.455. as against 83t5,119 for
April, 1915. The net income of the
company for the ten months was 890..
MC». as against it deficit of $40,093 for
>Slrllw hats, straw hats. O'Brien's.
Routine matters were transacted at
last night‘s regular meeting of Cock-
enoc Tribe, .\‘0. 32. 1. 0. It .51., which
was held in Red Men's Hall in Main
Itrcct. Dancing followed the rennin.
business session.
-—Panams, $3 to $6. O'Brien's.
A very important meeting of Me-
Kinley Camp, 17. S. W. V., will he held
Monday evening in the headquarters
In the Town Assembly Hall building.
. . . -, 'll cned. Th. t. Re. 1 Br w. - '
terms from \aiions totnmiiiees M the ten months of the prt-t cdlng year. a t e R v B shop 9 Wit“ St. So. Norwalk. Inspection Will prove them the be“ Porch Screen
e rcccned, and othcr matters of im. The (‘onnet‘ticut Comp'mv shows nier and eight other clergyman were ‘_ made.
9 I . t ‘ . I
Wm“ ”We" “l“ "8 ”““"““‘°"‘ n... corporate income m.- mu of present. snort complimentary ad -- PORCH CHAIRS. ROCKERS AND SEHEES.
All numbers are urgently requested to
on r u'
be present. ‘1
--..i..i. us against $96,709 In April,
1915. For the ion months the income
,vt'as$1,551.881,ns against $1,011,255 for
z , {.0 , ”T. . 'B icn's. .
"Cw" c ‘ ‘c and ’1 O r :thp same period in thc prct‘t ding 5'?“-
The John C. Wilson Hat Company;
has agreed to the bill of prices sub-T ,
mmpd bv ”N, men and known h; the‘ It has been tlccidcd by tho interim]
minimum bill on soft hats. 1t pro.i;r€V't’llu9 officials that t'tillt't‘.~Ri()nlIil‘9iS
‘71ch for a raise for the men of Ironii“ ho sell cigars, cicnrctttw .tntl tobac-
3150 to $1.82 34 cents per dozen calm in nny form during tin» warm
the low grade hats and the balance weather at the shore resorts are lis-
of hats proportionately. The blllwas ble to a special “mpwmvy ”x m the
i It has been the gener-
submitted a short time ago. .gowmmmt' .
iol opinion of tlic concessionalrcs that
—Anyonc who is suffering from because they only sell tobacco a few
“0th trouble, cancers, ulcer, or any:nionths in the year that it was not
serious sores will learn something of 1190855811 “3 pay any tax. A reccnt
Interest by communicating with me..ruling in Washington definitely slates
vh—
MUST PAY GOVERNMENT TAX.
.4:
A NEW SHOWING OF
WASH SUITS
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
The Little Shop
K. I A. CLAVIN
' 66 NO. MAIN ST.
REV. K. MACKENZIE HONORED.
Yesterday was the 25th anniversary
of tho rectorship of the Ref. Kenneth
students or the Church of the Holy
Trinity of Wesiport. In honor of the
event a reception was held at the
church at which about 250 attended,
all sections of the state being rcprc-
dresses were made by the latter, but
the address of the occasion was by
Bishop Brewster. One of the events
of the reception was that Rev. and
Mrs. Mackenzie were presented with
a purse of gold. Miss C. Eloise Pho~
tins, treasurer of the Women's Guild,
was presented with a handsome bag.
TAX DELINQUENTS TO PAY UP.
Prank Bulkley Wood and John
Bulklcy Wood, who are In the shoe
business in Southport. were arrested
this week for non-payment of person
n1 taxes on a warrant issued byGrand
Juror Howard Wakeman. According
to the information they had not paid
any personal taxes in five years. They
were taken before Justice Bacon
llrs. Susan E. Mather, South Norwalkfitbat a tax must be paid.
Conn. ______———-_.
~' FIGHT OPINIONS DIFFER.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 3.41m”
ten rounds of fast "milling" in a no
decision boxing contest last night. be-
tween Charlie White, of Chicago,'and
Ritchie Mitchell, of Milwaukee, light~
filler. expire, this month; and the va- iwelghts. sporting writers differed
uncles will be reported to the disirlci‘widely on the outcome, some calling
commissioners. Mrs. A. Blanchard. White the winner, others favoring
the librarian, submitted the twenty— Michel] and still others calling it a
sixth annual report of the institution. good draw.
The South Norwalk Library direc-
tors held a meeting, last night, and
transacted routine business. The
turns of three directors. Richard H.
colden, William P. Ward and William
“Woman. and Lawyer J. A. Cum-
i...igs prosecuted. The case wuset~
itled by the brothers agreeing to pay
'all their taxes with costs, but time
was given them to look the records as
to the amount of delinquency.
——Mrs. Susan E. Mather, South Nor-
walk, Conn, has accepted the amcy
Ifor a proprietary preparation known
‘as Sepilclde which is highly recon»
imended for stomach trouble, cancers,
ulcers and other serious sores.
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The Proper Executor
~ The Executor best fitted to manage your estate efficiently
and economically is an institution, such
as this Company,
individual is subiect. You {are cordially invited "to consult us
regarding the selection of an Echutor for your Will and 'such
me. A. s 4...] I“,
withfluhndn-el 'hdorcu r ted lured
and a. traitor-minim with]: com with
alatinhenandixmaando -—Colamhtaa‘ area»
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~|.£“:1§6 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK. ‘
ceaaitiea.
All sizes in wood or white
able prices.
awn
Sterling Refrigerator Club
By securing a Starling Refrig-
‘ natur- you get the very best Re-
rigerator made. Keeps food
SWEET: Clean and Sanitary,
with the least commtion of ice.
It: construction and finial: are the
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Fully guaranteed to give com-
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COUCH
HAMMOCKS
The ideal Hammock for porch
or lawn. From
~—_
war and High Sta.
smut, .illSt‘itfi
\ nau- at. can
“tlw-sI-w‘V-w wm'.‘
!' The
Norwalk Pawns. or.
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
Tools, Musical Instruments, Jew-
elry, Etta, on Sale.
Joe. Ilasenfleld, Prop.
40 Water St. So. Norwalk.
$4.95 to $18.00
M I .i
$3.95 to $21.00
which: has the knowledge and facilities to provide promised " M 3.2.3 3:231... 9
continuous service free from all the drawbacks to which the ‘mflm to $5.50 - W
SCREEN DOOR. Amy" Stu . 81.00
, ' ,. .,
The New Sciet u
outstation or. cursor-mun
can-M is the «moon arias
» ”mm-h.» . You .
a consultation will not place you under any Motions. . ’ ° ._ mm' ' l 1 :3: 3mm" rm .Sz'itiwmidi' "52.1": .13.:
"Th S th Norwallt’l‘rudV ' .. Sterling F.“ 2 ‘ {.8 CO. lime-meets :‘Zfifihfm
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THE SUMMER SEASON“
Waa officially opened yesterday and we call especial at-
tention to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather Ne-
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS.
SWING COUCHES
Ideal for sleeping porches. With or without frames and
tags.
“CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND & sort
Funeral Directors. Norwalk, Conn.
enameled steel at very reason-‘
For upwa- sarvlu Gall
' ran H. GANUNI.
Funeral Director and Winter
Office and Realm
Telephone 904v
u to. Main at, Go. Moth
nngwottit‘fi
, "or am: reruns ,m, .~
SPRAYIN
m snasorr Mir
Beaupaindt Saunders
The
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Chocolates
The" Better Kind
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