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No.51
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AY 11, 1922
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2;; lxanASE IN
033 REVENUE
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g:.,:,1:.:l8. {’1“:'"mden(;5 and 25‘ empl°¥‘5' 1“ . .116 following table gives an item- amount outstanding of obligations or
,\lvvll.‘~‘t'5 totalled l“ power eparmtent, there ‘5 3- su- ’ue account of the 1921 revenue the “Sew Haven"‘road secured by
. ‘l‘il'lllL: 1920 the
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n-anur, there-
the trunspor
'\1"‘"H‘-‘" “'35 . . . .. ~ _ . ' Consolidated Railway Co., and
mi lxr months The total par value‘ of the author- Mglr_m_‘_9nue '''''' 323%: "New Haven" road, and Wh‘Ch 1839;
1 . ized common capital stock is $40,000,- Express . Sli‘i"8'40 became part of the Connecticut Co.
. y.,l|u or npor- nun, with 400.000 shares outstanding. Mm; ................ 19'034'15 These obligations are as follows:
21111111.; xw-vmmr-s divided among the six stockholders, Freight _____________ 3852982331 \Vorcester & Conn. Eastern R. R..
who an the
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A‘Il-II-I-I-I-r
Phone 1587 ,
"to 4,436 employee.
that there are sixteen general officers
and 3M general ofllce clerks.
are seventy-six maintenance of way
superintendents and 2.858 employes.
this (lvpartment,
ment department there are eleven su-
pt’l‘lnil-nflt'ht and 230 employes, while
supcrlnlnedenu and 2,858 employee:
“tool; for Value. 340.000.0m1
wl by the government. and President
Lucius S. Storrs.
Noyes, New York;
The report shows South Manchester; 'Leon'ard ll. Das-
gett, New Haven; Morgan B. Brain-
ard. Hartford: Charles G. Sanford.
Bridgeport. The terms of the trus-
tees were to expire on March 4, 1922.
or when their successors are elected.
including rent of.
There property storage, etc 8
Total Operating
while in the equip? revenue
Mutation Income hility of $6,848,000.
from transportation:
Passenger revenue . . .
Parlor and Sleeping
tntion division has 151
313.944.638.16 ty. pre\ ious
faderal trustees appoint— Switching. .......... 24.290.22
Jan. 1, 1943, $1,992,000.
New Haven
They are \Valter C.
- Total 814.365.501.14
Charles Cheney,
Revenut from other sources
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. .Drug‘ States
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-70 E. Washington St. ‘
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 2912
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:4 Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
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T his 15 a Semi—Annual Occasion. The Sal: Lasts
Only Three Days.
"""" Fifi Ernie
In this sale you get two articles for the price of
'one, plus one cent. In other words, you buy
one article at its regular eyeryvday selling price
a and get another similar article for 1c additional.
May 11,12 & 13:
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25c size
KLENZO
69c bottle of 100
pun wrin-
‘.25 Violet Dulce Soap ‘.
4 ,
{15 Rexall Toilet Soap /." i ’3 " 3
96cm
.50 Harmony} Shampoo (with ,
' . -: 2 for 51¢
Cocoanut Oil) . . .
‘ .10 Liggett’s Hard Water Soap ?; 2
$.40 Riker’s Tooth Powder
(large size) . “a "
.50 Violet Dulce Face Powdcrfiz 2 for 51¢
$.35 Rexall Cream of Almonds ‘: 2' for 36¢
.35 Riker’s-Improved ColdCream 2 for 36¢
1.00 Bouquet Ramce Face Powder 2 fori.01
«If: 2 for 1.01
.25 Violet Dulce Talcum“’.“’.“- '. 2 f9r 26c .
n
1.00 Truflor Toilet Water ,.
Huber’s Brick
Ice Cream
l Neapolitan
35:: Pint
2 Pints 369
7350:“
Tooth Brushes
DIEM:
/ or min
on”? 1mm nine-
" g: price of 35C-
sz 2:; M will!
has you.
2 for $2.26
E—r -
. “Water Bantam
DENTAL CREME
The purest white, most pleasa
:mtly tasting and thoroughly
1 lean-ting dentifrice we know.
Aspirin (v. D. a.»
Each tablet contains 5 grains of
’._‘ ; 2 for 26¢
‘1‘." 2 for 41¢
«ain'Syi-lnxe. W000 I “
32.2; maximum 'Hof V
- .,. . .45c pound
; :“ .‘l'w ('Iw Minn (~ - L!- » I .
l 4 ' ' ~ -~:--~m- . ~ 1 ~ Coffee
‘ Peter'sOriginalMiIkChocolate ; .-‘~~ J1 ‘(
' 35chalfpoundbarz for 36¢
Bouquet Ramee
Talcum Powder
A Toilet Powder of rare qual- . '
ity, perfumed with a most
: charming and captivating odor.
t Regularly 5°C.
2 for 51¢ .
Com
$1 Orange and Gold Package
The wonder bar—never 2 for ‘01 :
. Karissa-21““
.50 Riker’s Milk of Magnesia . 2 for 51¢
.35 iBlaudIronPills; 2 : :‘12for360
.19 Bicarbonate Soda (1 lb.) : z 2 for 20¢
.35 Cascara Tablets, bottle of 100 2 fbr 36c
.79 Rexall Nux 8111-011 Tablets . 2 for 800
1.00 Rexall Syrup Hypophos' ’21?”- 1 01
for 11¢
66cm
phites o o o 0 fi ,
1.50 Pint Beef Iron and Wine C 2f” 1.51.
.50 Rexall Antiseptic Powder *2 2 for 51¢
.25 challLittchivcr Pills (100). 2 for 26¢
1.25 Rexall Iron ' and Cascara 4
T.... w... ca... . F 2 for 1.26
.30 Rexall Larkspur Lotion '. :‘p: 2 for 31¢
.35 Riker’sFootBalm :‘E‘ L" .2 for 36¢
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Food Specials
3 The following items are sold in our
1 stores every weeklend, Friday and
l Saturday. We quote them because
they represent excellent value; and
30cRexall ShavingCrcam
2for 31c -
45cchall Shavhglmtion/ I
fit intoOncOent Sale plan. /
. 50c TEA ' 2 for 51¢
(’76 pound)
25c Cor/1.7.1 _ z for 56¢:
. p (*0 pound) \
38c MAYONNAISE
DRESSING 2 for 39c,
15c CHOCOLATE p r
PUDDING 2 for 16c
30c CAKE "
CHOCOLATE d‘ 2 for 310 .
s ' 24 C39. ,. ffr
’30c BEEF CUBES 2’for 316 3. . . . .7 .ZfiD‘BIQJ jg .
" "95” PWT - 7 .. GOcPoundwm : ' - .
vBUTTER -' 2“"3“ . mmm . .ZfirOlc‘ 2;
_ 7‘ ‘ _(10 01.1313) . _ 7, p p... ’_ . . p ,
* i EXTRACT 2 ‘0? 33° .159 Writimr Tablet a. . s tor '18s
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253.709.16 ,
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31!.619,210.30
The company has a contingent lin-
which is the
mortgages on street railway prOpEr-
to the date Jn which
these companies were acquired by the
lat myrtgage, 4 1-2 per cent. due
and Centerville.
Rwy. lat mortgage. 5 per cent. due
rm:
guun _—u—
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Sept. 1, 1933, 3283.000.
Meriden Horse R. R. const. mort—r.
gages 8 per cent. due Jan. 1, 1924.
5415,0011. ‘ .
Norwich St. R. R. ist. mortgage, 5
per cent. due Oct. 2. 1923, $150,000.
Hfd., Manchester & Rockville
Tramway. Co., lst ‘ mortgage. 5 per
cent. due Oct. 1, 1924. $200,000.
Hartford St. Rwy., 'lst mortgage, 4
per cent, due Sept. 1, 1930, $2,500,-
000. ‘ “ . f ' ‘
.Stai'tcrd Springs St. Rwy., lst mortL
gage 5 per cent., ~due July 1. 1956,
$400,000; - . ,
“Greenwich Tramway Co., Isl; mart;
gage‘ 5*per cent., due July 1, 1931,
$320,000. ‘ "
Meriden, Southington & Compounce
Tram. Co., lst mortgage 5 per cent.,
due July 1. 1928, 8175.000. , ‘
Branford Electric Co., 131: mortgage
'5 per cent. due Oct. 1. 1937, $63,000:
total, $6,848,000.
The company owns U. S. Liberty
Bonds valued “at $40,000, on which
OWLAND’S
Lam‘s a sum scam. ma Avenue. no Gannon 512:: "l
coo is the reported price. The next
realty deal involved Eliza. M. Guys:
of imperial avenue who sold some
property ‘on Lincoln street to fir.
Kimber, for $1,000. The deeds wbro
filed in the oflice of Town Clerk Edd
ward C. Blrse.
The former Clara Hurlbutt proper-
t.v on Riverside. avenue. recently own-
ed by Edwin ‘L. Hoyt has been sold
by Real Estate Agent Alfred G. Souf-
they of State, 'street to Miss 4. Ln
Hall, secretary of a large New York
publishing house, ahcf’Miss Margaret
Ruth McKinlay, recently appointed
executive secretary, of the United
States Bankers convention. The gent
owners will take possession within'
ten days and the house will be used
as an all year residence. The proper!
ly consists of half—acre tract of land
there was an income of H.800.“
during the year. .
SMALLPOX BAN; IN .
WESTPORT IS BEING
LIFTED'GRADUALLY
Continued from Firm. Page.
the Health Officer. ‘ 4
The postponed town meetings, Ani-
erlcan Legion play, W. P. I. A. en-
tertainment. and the Staples High
School play will be given in the near
future; The Legion had been re-
hearsing once a. week and are ready
to give their Musical Show in a week
cr W0.
Real Estate News
Johr. A. Klmber of Owenoke has
bought two pieces of land. The first
was bought from the firln of Charles
H. Kemper, Inc., of Riverside ave-
nue. in the form of a tract of land
and buildings .911 Lincoln street. $4,-
and buildings. There are many in- .
teresting antiques such as Dufch'
ovens, swinging cranes, and old m-
‘s‘nion fireplaces. The price'was 33,-
500. ‘
3 ,
a w
l ' Any of Women’s-finer
wraps is now $45.”
All of the. lovely and distinguished
1 Spring Wraps for women at a new price.
Beautiful in fabric and? style and tailoring; exclusive and of rare.
appeal. ‘
Bolivia and gerona and fiirshccn and ”other sleck‘soft light and
delighting fabrics. A '
\Vraps of flowing lines, capes of sweeping grace, handsomci
straightlinc coats in special models for womcnof full figure.
Splendid tan and reindeer shades, deep navy blue, fine midnight
blacks, a few novelty shades.
$45-l
\Vhatevcr their price has been —-.- and it has surely
been higher than the new one—choice n0w~to be made at
Second floor.
Children’s dresses,
a surprise at $1.” ,
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$7.2. -. p ".0 ~
Our own critical folks, who are to show mothers these dressefi
. , were as surprised as Mother will be. They appraised every one as wort
at least double. .
Yes; there's a reasoneand it isn’t any fault in the dresses. The.
are regular first quality, liked new styles, durable excellent fabrics, ma
with all of usual skill andthoroughncss. '
' But their maker has to move his Whole establishment. Mothfl
Knows the trials of moving—and how it lightens the labor to move
small an amount of things as possible. Soshc will appreciate his positiorl
-and understand why he sold these dreéscs at the little price he did.
Indeed, it was a little prices—for this selling price of ours is little!
but big in magnetism. _ _ 7 ‘
Soft-finish chambray dresses in pretty shades of rose blue .grecnl ’ .
" nd yellow. With embroidered decoration of unique pattern and in an
gstic contrast of color; some with a little dainty White tucked frill at collar .
and cuffs“ ' ,r ‘ p ,
“Pant-y"? dresses, With little straight-drawers of matching material.
656 drawers finished witha cuff-cithcr ,of white or-‘of color and with
‘ ; 'c at waist. Plain colors, attractivechecks, andrsome of pretty effect '
eembmd j “cf" ‘edwith Puss=in-Boo”ts*or;Goosey< _j ’7 '1“.G'Landcr_,or'-Little Chick
quaint position. Blue green andplnk,and .' 0;.f them. ; 7
“ ' arms. littlest ‘éhildrexl. sandmlorswsm-wumimmang;poq
7 l “ ' upperpartof crccpcrinphincoloraadlowcrpanm g;
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