Railroad for February, just
Charter M WW“ 0‘ Mooseheai‘t. n :1de public recently. indicates
told 11 NM litmus last night, at. that the N911 Ha1en made a much.
the Home W M111 M0111 street. better report than for the same monthi
The meetlnizwau W831! .331de and in 1916. Many roads have shown diet
at. its close «Misti time was enjoyed creases for both January and Febru- ling to about
bile benefit 225,000 employer.
The United States-Steel Corporation at and 111;.1’1131115' rtiorney. - »' 1
yesterday announced another big in- Mr. Phipps has a license to bleed
crease in was, .s and salaries amount wild mallard tucks in captivity. bull
rolled in m. area/1111111111 he 11-. en Mim-
shal Helen n Ileia'fi 9y Atrornro Gener-
Powell by New Advance Ef-
fective May 1
the Connery: Hon Commission declaresl
that he was hailing the banks of a1
$30, 000 000 a year and to
Ninety per
1411: out we Equipm
"38131011
All Sizes for Faulty the
Cl.
3.111111111131100;
ELECTRICA'I: SHOP
_ _.___... -.._. -,...
33331431011333.3331; 3338 Take Advantage 01 the [lettuce Price»
M- 1.5.1.11. m 1... RAYMOND BROTHE
as Nomi] urn-i1: 111111311;
Phone 1 13-9.
--—-—" 12:31 in net corporate income 11'
-—Coal, I} per ton delivered. Ray- the '\ew Haven returns {0,- 1917 cent 1- “a employes of the corpora- 5111911111 and leading wild ducks into a
"mum 3,7031 ishew an increase for February 01,1109 “3" k‘ 1 adVHnl‘l’fi- Making the cage with a 0:011 gate, The commie-3
7 "49—” 112401100 over 1916~and tor the two 39111011an "3W?“ ”- Gt“!- Chai‘“ s‘lon says there is no way. to keen,-
Hurry Ti Hyatt, clerk 0‘ the N01“ months ending February 28,1111 in- man 0f the 0.11 " 110“. 53103” black wild ducks alive in captivity
'Idk Navahflilitia,.continues 111811110 crease of $756, 000. 3 ‘11 has been 118011911 10 increase and issues no license for them The,
home on fibiview avenue. His many The balance or deficit after fixed about ten per cent the “use rules ducks which Mr. Phipps 111111 were tar-i
charges on the New. Haven for Febru-
Iriiends wish him comedy recovery. ‘
___..___ term ,0! years is as for
1 ary for a
—Conl, £3 per ton delivered. Ray- 1th s
mend Bros; ‘ February 1913—deficit $121,130.51
.___.. 1 771,130.01
0:1 mm oftliis week, W 58.12054
101180.110; 42.1 0.0.12.1011 gm February isle—«tench 557.111.5311
especialmrametlts quarters: It 15‘ rs'ébmary rail—«lemon 317,050.53
February is a short month and the
company for a number of years has
_....._... not earned its monthly proportion of
——anim War Veterans' masquer- fixed charges in that month. Febi'u
ado ball, W3)“ 9" the Armory. ‘25 ary 1917, however, is better than any
ash prize: Tickets gentleman and February in the last five years ex
W 5005 entra lady 25‘3- :cept 1915. since which time most wag-
. es and nearly all prices of materials
Archie F. Wulterllouse. has 1'le vneil have advanced. especially cost. 111-
his positidnras manager of the Hour eluded in February 1017 there mere
at G. Crave lunch room in South Main additional labor mpenses of 5136.
Street and. contemplates 801118 into 217. 1?. because of the Adoption law.
who resuturalit business in this city 1 ' 1 —‘-—~'—-
A comedyr entitled “How the Story
Grew." A fine time will be enjoyed.
SPANNING HELL GATE
(New. York Sun, April 1, 1917)
This town is so accustomed to the
success of great engineering enter-
There will be a regular meeting this prises that the completion 0‘ the New
"emu!” or N”""‘“‘ Ami“ N0 588 York Connecting Railroad with its
F 0' E” "1' the lodge rooms m W3“ beautiful steel span across the treach-
fleet A“ members are requested ‘0 erous thanliel 01 Hell Gate attraitcd
be present. little attention ixcept among those
interested in its
«Garage room for two automobiles,
on South Main street. inquire Harris
a (tans, Water street. South Norwillk.
who \vcre directly
"Annual: Easter sale of Mdieh' Aid building and ”ms,- “11,, have patched:
Society, of the First M E Church, at its "1.7.31.9,“
the Lane Store, Mahackemo block
Thursday, April 5th. Fancy work do plnte all rail route from New Eng-
mestic articles, home made cakes and land to the. 30“,), cutting out out the
fies, to take. effect May 1, next. Equit-,
able adjustments will be made."
{was 191,126.
'modo in 916, the corporation gave the
, Today it will 1111 used to give 11-10mm
en to one of the State game 111mm,;
where they have died despite efforts'
to keep thnul alive. The remainingl
lone-s 11111 new be liberated
and the salaries up to 32.500 of the
employer; of our subsidiary mutuall-
Three tinge increases were given ”M.”
by the steel corporation in 1916,11118- The Lady. Fomstei's of America will!
“‘5 the D3370" 10 $263 335- 502 from hold a meeting and car‘dpal'ty Tues
3176 800000 in 1916. There are about day evening, App“ 101), at Red Men'sl
1. 1 1
V x;
'0' WW service 6]”?
FRED H. GANUNG.
Funeral cheetah-Minuet
Office and Residence
wnsrpoar SMELT AND FROST Frsii
250,000 employee on the payroll 01' Hall Nonvalk. All members are re-
tlie corporation. The daily average quested
use of last year was $3.36 The new friends.
advance will not include. the sales and W
administration forces The titer “ "" , ,
\Dl9d in 1910 advanced wages about H. A. HEGELEIN
TINNING
thirty three per (cut. 111 less than one
By Competent Men ‘ .
year. The storage number of em’
ployes in the servicri of. all. coul'panj
56 Water St, South Norwalk
Phone 413-3
les under minagement ot the corpou
ation in 1916 was 252,668 and in 1915
Added to the. three wage. increirses‘
"p..- __-——‘—~
0111 Reliali'e Junk Firm
Best prices paid for all kinds of‘
Junk. Automobiles—a specialty.
Send postal or telephone.
‘usurtl bonus to employee and offered
1.3for subscrfliptlon by employee 35. 000
shares of 1010111011 stork.
1 The United States Steel Corporation
is one of the industries whose bus]
3min nd profits have been increased
‘luany times since the war began:
! _._._._,__. m , L. EFFRON
‘ N.
“*5 ”$2312; 132?: “L5 ,5 Rewan St. 11111 Norwalll
-~-—— ’ Tel. 1906. ' Tel. 1906.
1‘3 55 West Avenue. ,
April‘ ... Monday»Club ten. 3:005:00
lliostcss. Miss Caroline Kostei.
April 9 Mondawalub tea. 3:00-15 00.
“Mrs. William H. Swords
The Banner Bakery
1
Tel 367 5 Monroe mm
lilostesses
”a“ , ‘ trip around Manhattan and more in
f ' thmately uniting 111.1 New Hrwen andlnml MN! ‘A‘Slla Smith.
Old Well 'Commnudery. No. 956- U' the Pennsylvania railroads. The first,
9- G- 0- will, hold its regular business train will run from Boston to Wash-3
meeting Thursday. April 5 1917 in lugton Without [Meaning “3 trip, 111-3
1’ 0- S 0: A Hall Trust 0" building. oueer of a comprehensive service
1Wash. Sh, So. N0r3w.alk imponarit soon to begin
business will he tmniacted. All mem- Had laymen riot “mused to wonder
he” 3““ requested m be present. gut the achievements of engineers they,
"“"" would marvel at this great work; as
«Special=333illatiuoe.3z ' ‘5 3Ilegeilt' “I it. is, men who know the details of“.
'morrow. “‘9 Girl “ithout ‘ its coriat.ruction~thcy are not given
“Chalme- A“ 393“ 1° “W"- ‘to‘mnrvelllllg~—wlll regard with high
. MW.” , respect the skill its construction do.
Members of the auxiliary ‘ police 1.;me ,, 3
squad will hold their regular senti-
weekly drill' tomor'l'ou evening“. (‘oru
, pany A 11111 drill in the Town Asseln
lily Hall, in Wall street. Company B
and «Company C will drill in the ar
1
l
RULES REGARDING THE FLAG
The Sentinel has received requests,
regarding the proper way to display;
the American flag The rules have
mory. and Company 'D will drill in been pilnled before bill. here they are
‘l‘uslc hall. again: ‘ '
. 1n decorating. never festoon or
~—Coal. $8 per ton delivered. Ray- drape it. Always hang it flat.
it hung 110 stripes are horizontal,
union should he in left upper corner.
11’ hung perpendicularly, ‘ union
should be in right upper corner.
When the national flag and another
flay fly front some pole, there should
be double linlllzirds, one for each
has.
Will-.11 (iii-'ricd ill parade. or when
crossed 11 11h olllt‘r flops. Stars and
mud Bros. ‘3 3.- 1::
Seven targets have been erected on
the. Riverside uremic ”pistol range
which has been filled up for Nortvulk's
regular and auxiliary police force.
Quitea number-of the allalliary squad
Were out yesterday afternoon and 1.1111!
morning, trying their hands at shoot-
ing. A large number or members of
the regular police force assembled at Stripes should lllWltyli he zit r.lght
the range this aftiernoon at l 11'.cloclt ‘ The this should not he hoisted be-
.nnd indulged in target practice. Iforc sunrise. not 11111111011 to remain
-—-——e 3 ‘1‘” up 1mm sunset.
Irving 1R. Lutham. or New Yul“! (my 1
who is well known in Norwalk, had GUARDSMEN WITH DEPENDENTS
been engaged for the coming musical MAY BE MUSTERED om;
year. as tenor soloist of the Park Ave- NEW YORK N Y April 4 —H€'\d1
nue Church Disciples of Christ ,1, East quarters of the Department of the
Orangg N. J" having been selected East at Governors Island has receiv-
1from a large admirer of tenors. Mr. ed a “195'er ”m“ the
”tham'g Voice is a dramatic tenor of merit ill Worthington authorizing the
great power and over two octave! in department commander
range, 3,“;th received both his mus’l- from those reglmnnts and other units
out and vocal training entirely from of. the National Guard mustered into
Arthur F: Huntington, formerly of federal service enlisted men with do-
Norwalk. He is at present singing. in pendent relatives At Governor's ls-
lithe Church 0': theHolyCommunionat landeatilnates could not ballad of the
Sixth avenue and 20th street New number of men likely to be httbcted
York city by this order
pack!
war depart— 1
to discharge 3
April 13 Friduy~—3: 00 p.111. Annual
meeting of 01110 department (post-
poned because of Good Friday)-. Club
members are reminded 01 this live and
interesting department and are urged
to be present. '
April 16. M0)!dii¥-—Clllll tea, 3. 00-
5:00. Hostess, Mrs. lra '1‘. Chapman.
Meeting of executive board, 2:30
lpostpoyod from Easter Monday)
April 18, \Vedueaduy—vfi: 30
dress:
{lard Woolmi‘ui'. iiliinilger 1131511111 Wasn-
Adr'
“Tho New Theatre," bvi \lr li‘d ‘,33
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
order each day. We 'also have
SUGAR BUNS and: COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
Give us a trial order.
rut; (1013111101
00011 VALUE
inglon Square players.
April 23, Monday—300.100. (1110:
Tea and monthly business meeting. 3
April 30 Monday~3z 00-5.: 00. A mow,
trig party Come prepared to help:
I
Notes: ~The executive board con-1
elders it wise to give up the club
rooms for the summer. with the option
of taking them again in the tail. The
rooms will therefore be closed on May. 3
1. ’ "
A committee or the board is at work3
on some suggestions for revising the,
hy-luws of the club. These suggesn
lions will be presented at the annual
meeting in early May, as amendments
to the by tans Later notice will be
git en.
The club has loaned one dozen fold.
lng chairs to the “Red Cross headquart.
Fnslie 3 Pics
The most economic.
dessert. Sold at all
stores. Try them
—.~..._.. . .... .....
- TEETH -
Extracted ”Without Pain
Hoursga.m.tosp.l m.,7to-l
Sundays By Appointment Only.
01's. and will 115110 several tables and
3more chairs during hie summer
3H C. PHIPPS PAYS $15,000,1'O
i , STATE FOR DUCK TRAPPING
Settlement Follows Raid Made on
Long Island Estate by Center-
3vatlon Commission ‘
Aged!
ALBANY, N. 11., April 3.——chry (Li
Phipps today paid to the Conservation1
Commission $15,000 in settlement of
the state's claim against; him for it,
legally trapping wild ducks on his es~
late or Wantngh, l..‘ l. The proseour
l
lion of Mr. Phipps followed a raidE
’upon his estate by Llewellyn Legge,!
fi'partment last July which permitted
3 land a score or assistants on February
the discharge 0‘ “"3““ “mime“ 10 At 111111 time they found «142 wild
D6991” the ruling 01' the mar d9 'chiet protector of- tlie commission?
1 with dependents. a number did not
avail themselves of the opportunity
it” obtain their release.
. One of the dominant factors
' . in the success of this Corn-
,‘ pany is. its sound business
policy evidenced in adminise '
teringits weaning; ‘ '
, 3 company which best? taken"
3 care elites ovm affairs, takes
' 5: best care of its customers' .-
intc- ask-for in the final
analysi‘n they are id cal.
~ PLANTING EARLY cao'Ps
' 1-21 nutrition of. 881118213.er planted
: your. The first drops, such as
{were planed inrtho ground.
aim
weather 11?. favorable. It not, the
nits are capable of being gathered
”Will- should. be wisely 3
mid carefully dram .
m planted in 110114911 and '
should yield? re- ‘
jgreile: 0.111111:
, t. ,,...1
black ducks; twenty-five dea’d wild
black fowl; i‘ive pintails and one wood-
duck.
7 Ed- Voltoui of 1111 1111.190
1 x 1111111511
backache. the resul ' its 6
which settled in my, back
130110 Mill. SCHUBER‘I‘:
Voice Building Specialist-i
Of N. Y. c. Brooklyn, Peddle 111.123
and Bridgeport. Conn.
ltnllaii. French, German and English
Sinuliig; properly taught.
Termu, dated, apply to Mrs. William
..H Stowe, 5 Wect Ave. Souilr Norwulk'
l
‘ " a»
to be preterit and bring Beef Iron& Wme
3 Tonic. Stimulant. and Amati. ' set.
For die
3 3 Telephone”! . '
3M'Mmse. Bottom! ' VSH‘AD GREENPORT 0115'
. con LONG AND 11120
HALIBUT CLAMS
, SALMON GOSLING cums r .1
FLOUNDERS BAKING AND murmur
3,313;an ALL KINDS on 1 ,
3 ADDOC3K NED AND SALT‘FI .
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market,
F. H; BWR 'i-lionu toe and 1m.
Fm Delivery. 71 North m, ‘
Easter F001Wear of 00
The newest models in all the popular colorings, includ
ing many- ”novel effects.
’, Every Man, Woman and Child Will
_ 3 the Right Shoe HERE
Reliable Hootery to Match]
1., CONNEALLY 81 BRACKENZ
1.
n )1 m~ L:...’i‘_'_1
His Malesly
15 09.10111 St. So. blorwltlk, ct.”
Baby Must Have
His Daily Airing.
Our line of Carriages, GmCarte
and Sulkies in a wide choice of 1
finishes. at prices to fit your
pocketbook.
Carriages . . .
Sulkies
Beef Iron and.
Tai
Clifford Pharmacy,
1 3811: Holland Elizabeth Ste.
1 Phone- 833-1530
Spring? Styles on
Credit
Gillely & Brennan
42 scum Mimi or.
“ ' ,GAitnnN T0013.
1
’ .
" Garden F0rks,flSpades, Shovels,'
Garden ' ‘Sets, iron and Wood
Rakes, Hoes, Trowels, Rubber
1 rinse, Reels, Etc.
Mr calcite.
, , , Phone 1069.2
'28 Washington St.
Kidney Pills always give me prompt
one: 01131101151111 p 0.00
10% MMfitwtoril
002331090
trallze Wand; 15.10
1 Relief um
111111111 and strewn?“
the elder: or beta 50
I“.
E DandWR and
l UNDERTAKER
‘rel'. once. 1089-91. Hbuei; '93,
tweet-tincture“
$13.50 to $40.00 3.
Go-Carts .. ..... . $81501» some
. . . . ;, ... $3.98 to $123.09 .3
it i. coitus 01. f
Wine, ' '
White Pine and ,
0
Certificate and (Bouillon Fnee ’
THREE STORES IN ONE. No STAIRS TO CLIME
,Fm Delivery Everywhere .
Far Spring Furniiu
Now' is the time to select your Spring Furniture .
the stock is complete. If you wait until too late the
diminishes. The present freight embargo will makeit' i”;
possible to 13:01: what you want when you want it. ‘
101110111? Refrigerator Club 111033.
For immediate or future, delivery. We have over so ‘
and sizes for you to select from. $0.00 will deliver any ‘
frigerator to your homo. ~ ' .
Refrigerators as is to $55.00
new no new: IUILMNG.
no. Nor-ugh; _ 1
join”. sore : 3“
10mm
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