.. at... «4:; an, w .. a.—£Ew.“>—vi’.7in~ «Arum; 9;): a“. i l”. ti‘ o i: i i MERCHANDIS ,. . . es ,. TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1925. laesified Ads Will Put You In Touch With Many Different Sources 01’ Supply j; ,, 4,. . THE EVENING SENTINEI.‘ PAGE THIRTEEN AADEXED FUR QUICK Sluiti‘lCli All ads are restricted to their rope: classification and the regu- lar Sentinel style of type. i CLASSIFI RATES Daily rate p me for connective nurtions: Charge cash Sil bl) .eseeeeee so. I.‘ hhl‘0i assess-re on. no, class Du ie. to No in -riisement tsaen tor less an 50 cents. "Count live average words to the ne.‘ Charged eds will be received“ by elephone and if paid at ofllce within veii days from the first day of tin "certain cash rate will be allowed. 1 Ads ordered for three or sin days nd stopped before expiration will nly be charged for the number of times the ad appeared and adjust- ment made at the rate earned. ‘ Special rate for yearly adverti- ing upon request. A-B-C AD Index ~ANNOUNCEMENTS -- 1-Deaths I-Csrd of Thanks I—dn Hemoriain d—Fiewers l—Funersl Directors I‘lenuments. Cemetery Lets 'l—Personals 9—Socletles and Lodges lo—Lost and Found t AUTOMO 'I‘IVE—- A—Automonne Agencies 11—Automoblles For Ia.e 13—Auto Accessories lHlsrages—Autoe for Hire Id—Geragee—Autos for Hire 15—Metorcycles and Bicycles 11—Wented—Automotive BUSINESS SERVICI— II—Buslneae Services Oflel'ed 19—Butlding and Contracting Il—Dressmeklng and lininsry 12-Heating, Plumbing. Roofing zt—Insurence and Surety Bonds ”wrecking-Sterne le—Peinting. Pepering. Decoratv ing ad—Ptotessionel Services 29~Repairing and Refinishing Io-'l‘alloring end Pressing Ii—Wanted—Businese Service EMPLOYMENT-— aha—Employment Agencies Il—Help Wanted—Female It—Help Wanted—Mela M-Eelp-—Maie and Female 85—Solicltors. Canvaseers. Agents Is—Situazions Wanted—rentals Il—Situetione Wanted—Isle FINANCIAL—- :d—Businees Opportunities oer-Money to Loen—llortgagee el—Wanted—to Borrow INSTRUCTION— 3 dz—Coreepondence Courses eI-Local Instruction Classee dd—Musicai. Dancing. Dramatic AG—Wanted—inetruction DIVE STOCK-— e'l—Dogs. Cats. other Pets donors“. Cattle. Vehicles AaéPoultry end Supplies do—Wantod—Live Stock 61—Artiolee For Sale lick-Berta rend Exchange sz-Boats and Accessories sauBuilding Materials lee-Business and Cities Equip- ment . AIS—Farm and Dairy Prdducfe oc—vuei. Feed. Fertiliser Sf—Geod Things to Eat II—Househeld Geode IO—Jeweiry. Watches. Diamonds Il—Machlnery and Tools 62-Huelcel Merchandise Iz-aPRadie Equipment “—Seede. Plants. Flowers Iii—Special at the Stores ds—Wearing Apparel dc—Wanted—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD— J'l—Itoome With Board It—Rooms Without Board Ill—Rooms for Housekeeping til—Vacation Places 'fi—Where to Eat ' 'fI—Wbere to Stop in Town ' 'll-Wented—Boome or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—i 'fd-—Apartmente and Flats fl—Busineee Places for Rent 10—Farnes and Lend for Rent 77—Heuees for Rent .TI-Omoes and Desk Room "—8110" end Mauritian - For Rent II—Wanted-To Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE- n—Brokers in Real Estate II—Business Property For Sale : 83—Ferms and Lend For Sale It—Houses For Sale Irv—Lots For Sale 10-81mm and Mountain v-I Per Sale 87—Suburban—Fer Sale ItoWanted—Resl Estate THE SENTINEL allows As an accommodation extension of its public service. CREDIT i to “those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of oral insertion with the' exception that in view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven day cash discount has expired. The continuation of this policy is dependent on the co- operation given by the public in minimizing collection ea- peole by prompt paymente ORDER Ol“ NOTICE DIH'I‘H lC'l‘ Oli‘ NURWALK. 85.. l‘ltOllA’l‘li COUIt'i‘, June '22. A. 1)., 1025. Whereas, written iipplk'utiim has ilttil‘l mode to this court for the ud- iuieeion to probate of a certain writ- ten instrument as and for the will of lilnryi Mulliguu, 11111! of Norwulit, in said district. iii‘t‘t‘ilht'ti. Ordered. That said application be heard end determined at the Pro- huto office in Norwalk on tho :ltith day of .lunc. 1025 at 10 o'clock. «i‘orciiOon: niid iliiit public notice thercof be given to all persons in- tcrestcd therein by publishing this order in n. newspapcr having a cir- culation in cold district. nt lenst five days before said day of hearing. HENRY w. GREGORY. Judge. ANNOUNCEMENTS strayed. Lost. Found m. LOST—Sum of money in vicinity of First and Third strccts. Exist Nor- walk. In brown bill fold. Reward if returned to Mrs. ti. McGrutli. Sycamore ptrcct. Iiast Norwalk. Phone 256.. ". AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 BARGAINI IN USED CARS — We must dispose of the few need care we have left before April 1st. Come in and look them over. They must go at a sacrifice. We need the space. Make your own terms. P. J. DiPietro. 49 West Ave. Phone etc. Open evenings until 0:00. BUICK TOURING HIM—Winter and Summer cnclosurc. Good mechani- cal condition. Only driven 9.000 miles. Exil‘llS-—5 good tircs. Terms to responsible party. Call 3640 bcfore f) p. m. or 3823 .1 after 5 p. m. ESSEX l'lUAl)S'l‘l‘Ili—-»l!l'.‘l. l-‘inc. condition. Price rciisounblc. I‘lionc 1103-3. FORD COUPE. ”fill—(Wimp. in good running ordcr: mniiy i"Xll‘IiH, 235. Good rulibi-r. \Vritc X-li‘tird. riu'c Scutincl. 19‘.‘ 1 Ford Coupe. AUCTIONS—LEOALI Business ‘iisnvioa Legal Notices II Business Servifos Offered ‘ 18 ron an'r JAICGEIT CONCI E'I‘lJ MIXER $7.00 pol“ day. SANTO CONSTFIUC'I‘ION CO. ftowayton Ave. Phone Novrvvelk "ti MlltltthS—To flliievery need. Pic. ture frames. U‘iiuoleierieg sup plies. A Bergsirom, cabinet maker and “phollterer. New,l. O. 0. II Bldg" 80. Norwadk. , WOOI‘I‘ER AND DAVIS A. u. woos'rlml M. W. DAVIS ATTORNEY AT LAW Fermeriy Examieifre U. 6. Patent Offite. 1115 Main St. Bridgeport. Head for Booklipt on Patents. VALLERIE‘I EX‘PRESS -~ Daily service between Norwslk and Dsnbury. All local trucking. Nervralk office t elley exp. Phone III-I. Daabury so an. CONTRACTING -—~ Mason work. grading lawns, drives. reeds. Trucking. Saudi gravel. cindera .Loem for sale. Elizabeth Law- ton. Phone 201i. Del-fen. \\'.\NTI‘:D-—‘Vilhilang to do at homo. Inquire 'Wllbur street. 50. Norwalk. WINDOW CLEANING — Quick and reliable service. Stores. offices. factories, rceldcniies. etc. Contract by day. week or‘ month. CITY WINDowlCLL‘ANiNG 00 90 Wall St. Phone.663 Moving. Trucking, Storage 25+ AUTO STORAGE-11w the day or month in I~‘irc-l‘i,oof Garage at 30 Ilavllzind strum; pply to A. Wald. ron & Son, 29 I 'u'llund street. NAG! BROS-Stirs". All kinds local and Ion" (istence trucking Plano hoisting. Special vans for moving, 6-ton liack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone til. Daytime: 304 14 Nights. 1 Painting. PapcriYig. Decorating 20 WINDOW SHADES We sell them mull we hang them SOMERS .0 SOMERS Paints. \i‘lndmv .liadcs. \‘arnislice 8-19 Lamond Avcfi 2 Wall St. So. Norivulk Norwalk 28A l 'I‘rco Spirit-inflate 'l‘ivo Illgh‘ Pressure 1923 Dodge Sedan. 1024 Hudson COIlt'il 1925 Ilupniobilo Scdnn. VAAS'I' BROS. . CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUPMOBILE DEALERS. 1 Ford Coupc. 13:2. A1 condition. 1 Ford Touring. 1923. A1 condition. 1 Ford Runabout,192:. :0: back. At condition. 1Ford Touring. 1921. Al condition. All cars in good running order. Good rubber. Prices reasonable. O‘BRIEN'S GARAGE. S Webster Street .South Norwelk Phone 2832. FOR SALE—1920 two-ton White truck. 1023 ouc-toii Oldsmobile All in good condition. Phone Norwalk 2307. HIGH GRADE USED CARS All Markos and Models REGENT GARAGE .lunics Cunningham. Prop. Open Evenings. All Day Sunday Storage, cars washcd and polished Quick. dependable service. SALE OR. EXCH.-\NGI-‘.——l9:4 l-‘ord sedan; new 1924 Nash six tour- ing; 1924 Chevrolet sedan. Your car taken as first payment. Iinsy tcrms on the balance. Phone 754 Benedict's Nash Agency. STUDEBAKER—Light six touring. 1923 model: in perfect condition: price reasonable. 77 Ely avenue. Phone 2879. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services Offered AU‘L'i'iONEER Tel. 3168-13 Joseph A. Anglene HOSCH MAGNE‘lo-All makes of oingnetoes. starters. generators re- pelregand installed. New Bosch ignition for Fords and all other care. 119 So, Main St. Phone 345. GRADING AND GARDENING - Sewers or collars dug; cement and tar walks laid: stone blasting. etc. James Flrnnz end Mike Panichel- la. 3 Cliff street. South Not-walk. Phone 2282 or 1503. GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges cut. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt and loom for sale. James A. Ful- ler. 92 Taylor nvcnuc. South Ner- waik. Phone 3778W. LAWN" MOWED—Gardens plough- ed and cultivated. Work done by up-to-dete machine methods. PhencI 3515. Fred Hamilton. DOINGS OF THE V 18 Norwalk POWER srnnrsns At YouriScrvice. A. II. KY‘LLNER Phone 272 .Weetport. Repairing and Refinishing 20 WANTED—Chairs to ro-seat. ' Price reasonable. Phone 2556. Edward Chance. l| nmnoymsr Employment Agency (“A CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY- Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mar. Good pooitlons for competent general ' hoiieeworkere. 0 West Ave. Nor- walk. Phone 9L4“. rm D;— You bet you do! . and number? Are you watching -—you can’t afford to opportunity. and cv cry day! Do You Open Your Mail . Every Day? ‘\'ot only your personal correspondence, but all sorts of business communications, circular lcttcrs, notices and catalogues. But are you getting that other group of messages that are as definitely meant. for you as though they were addressed to \o .‘ strcct What we mean is- of all sorts that appear in The Evening Sentincl’ s Classified Section every day? No matter what your immediate needs are -or on what you're planning to spend money Read the AB-C Classified Section—today The A-B-C Classified Ads Always the Same—In Service Always Different-4n opportunity 0 the udviuitiigi- one offers miss these messages of O wear. dresses. men's shirts. East Norwnlk Dressmuker. Ruth Ilorrl- son. 18 Winfield strect. \\'AN'l‘l'ID———()iio or (“'0 t‘iliilll‘t'll to illonrd. Mothcr's curc. (full 70 Spring street. or Phone 3591-4. FINANCIAL Money to. [loan-Mortgagcs 40 SECOND, MORTGAGE LOANS—- Mario and discounted. Write Box 20., cfo Sontiiicl. LIVE STOCK Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 47 FOP. SALE-Two beautiful fawn and block slicphnrd puppies. seven months old; pedigreed; registered American Kennel Club; house broken. children's playmates; cx- tremcly gentle; raised (is pcts. Circumstances force sale. Good homo essential. Concession if llolll nre taken. Miss Mary E. Tulle Ferro. Soulli Wilton. 40 HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred and White Rocks. Rods, Leghorne: Ducklings. Wishbone brooderl. laying hens. poultry supplies. Also. two Airdiilc puppics for sale. Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry Market. 68 Main street. Norwaik. Poultry and Supplies EMPLOYMENT ROOMS AND BOARD Situations Wanted—Female 30 Room. Without Board as DRESSMAKING -— Ladics' under- WALL ST. tiff—Will rent furnished kitchenette apartment of 2 or 3 rooms. Also nicely furnished r onis. Transients accommodat- ed. Phone 1496. Where to Stop iii-Town '12 HILL TOP INN—0801's its specious dance pevillon for dances. get- togethers, etc. Conveniently lo- cated. Cstorin service. Rates reasonable. Fe articulate phone 2261. Wanted—Rooms or Board 73 ROOM AND BOARD—Middle aged American mun. employed at. south end, would like room and board with prliale faintly. Address P. 1). Box 395., South Nora-elk. REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT Apartments and Flats '14 COUCH ST. 6—South Norwulk.. apartment. five rooim; all im- provements; adults; from July 1st. Illqllil‘t- same address. COTTAGE STREET - East. Nor- walk. 10 rooms. all improvements. inquire M. Pascale, 36 Van Zant street. ._ EAST AVE—Five pleasant rooms nnd bath. with all improvements. Inquire 205 East avenue. or Phone 1605. MERCHANDISE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On cuffs iind Ilt‘Cltbllllld running. cuf- flng and other single needle work. Apply (Illicit. Peabody Co. Inc. South Norwulk. i i-zxriinmnonp lLornmrrona —— Wanted on Singir machines. The Rubber (70.. ,127 Washizgton siri'ot. Help W suited—Female 32 OPE PYLTORS Ill~ll\ISTI’ CIIERS 50 (‘Xpt‘l’if‘lli‘f‘d ivailig Machine Operators. First right wccks salary gunrmitocd, nttcr Iwhlch we pay at piece-work i'atcs. plus a bonus. We keep good opcrati rs busy all year round. II. E. vicnnilN 00.. 1NC.. Articles For Sale 51 ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL. —-Slatc surfaced. $2.00 per roll. C. A. RANSOM. 5:? Concord Ave. . Combrldgeanse. Dept. M. Boats and Accessories 52 BOAT FOR SALE—New flat bottom bout. NewiPaImcr 2 cylinder 4 cycle engine. Call at 80. Not-walk Boat Club. FOR SALE—The \‘ioln, 3.5 feet long, 5 ton cabin boot. Write Bout care Sentinel. Household Goods 159 MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush- ions. made. renovated end repair- ed. Phone 317, Norwalk Mattress Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor. W. MAIN ST. ‘ STAMFORD walk. ‘ Musical Merchandise 02 OPERATORS—- ~ ’ ‘ . ‘ i FOR SALE—Faber piano in excel- LRPERILDLED”0" single and lent condition; cheap to quick double necdlc Mid button-hole and button sewing nachines. L. innscii .c SON. 136 “'ASHINGTON STREET. WANTED — chiiiul nouwworkerl. cooks, waitresses. Ieundresees. chambermaids and mothers’ help- ers, for privati families; good wages. lk Employment; Agency. 90 W ll street. Phone 2563. Efficient help in all branch- cs. Help “‘a ted—Male 33 BOY WANTED—1‘0 work in broom shop. must be own 16. Taviin buycrf parties leaving town. Call at 92 Wooditard avenue. UPRIGHT PIANO — (Mathushck). $50. 42 Bayview avenue, South Norwalk. Wanton—110 Buy old clothes. If you have any. send a postal card to P. 0. Box 698. South Norwelk. and we will call. FURNITURE—Second hand. bought at highest prices. It you have any junk or metal to sell we will also pay high prices. Call or write Broom & Brusii (‘o., 74 Cedar street, So. NorY‘ elk. AN LooNi \‘s a ‘. \\\ . . .\\\\\\\\\ . ‘ Vi\\\‘\\\ SQ. II. Jeffee. 8'1 Fort Point street. Phone 499. WANTED—Don't throw away your ‘ li‘A I Rli‘l ELI) AVE, part impmvcmcnt nildrcss. 75—4 rooms. .3 Inquire same Ii‘Ult Iii-INT—Ii‘ivc-rooni apartment. new; beautifully decorated; all improvements. :5 Myrtle street. East Norwalk. Inquire within. BIAL ”TATE 1'08 RENT Houses For Rent 11 AT BULL ISLAND—South Non-walk. nine-room cottage: Waterfront: garage. Mrs. John McCarthy. I’hone 8043-2. . . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE at "0.000 lilJYB—A very fine house in ' East 'Norwalk, handy to C. 1% K. factory. and will give owner free rent interest of 0 per cont. on 010.2 000. and not a profit of $100 over and. above all expenses. l-‘ieo Mr. lioellcr. S'I‘ROU'l‘ AGENCY. 611 Wall sircct. Phone 8868. Houses For Sale .I‘O SALE— F-OUR ROOM HOUSE—Lot 50:100. fruit and shade trees. $2.200. lot. 65x305. $4.500. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE —- All im- provements; 1st district; lot 77: 104. 86,800. g TWO-FAMILY noose—11 rooms; improvements. 2nd district. $5.500. SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES for rent during the summer months. Building lots. THE TAMMAN'.‘ AGENCY, Phone 3:141 123 Washington St. FOR SALE—House seven roomeall improvements. Centrally located on trolley line.. For particulars inquire at 02 Woodward avenue. South Norwalk. F011 SALE—Small. well built new house. five rooms and bath. with large attic: lot. 63x230: Silver‘- mlno avenue, Broad River section. five minutcs from trolley. Inquire Harry A. Vail, Vail street. Broad River, Norwalk. , . FREE RENT Buy this two-family dwelling with all improvements; centrally located. in good condition. Rent one flat with garage and get your own rent tree. Also several extra lots._G, \V. Cogs:- wcll. Meigs building. Bridgeport. LOWE ST. (ii—Two family house, 10 rooms. with improvements. Ap- ply. Mrs. N. Garfield same address or phone 592-3 OSBORNE AVENUE—— NINE-ROOM HOUSE—All modern improvements; open fire place, electricity. gas. hot water heat. Upstairs could be rented for light housekeeping. has kitchen. sink. etc. Lot. 60:115. Reasonable price. Party leaving town. ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. Real Estate and Insurance. 11 Pcrshing St. Phone 3331 SALE Oil RENT—6 room bungli- low. Fair Ave, Norwalk. All im- provements. Cheap. Phone 02 or 1681. SEVEN-ROOM BUNGALOW—Part improvements; price. $4,000. AI- so. unfinished bungalow. $1.200. Inquire on property. 5 Woodside avenue. South Norwalk. after 5 p. ‘ in.. S. 0. Bennett. SHOREFRONT. PARKwNew home on the shore: complete in every detail. To right party will make vcry attractive price and terms. Phone 2776 or write box 463. So. Norwalk. WILTON AVE. Bo—Remarkabli FOR RENT"'TW° connected 1’00"“ bargain. House of seven rooms for light housekeeping: centrally and bath. Every improvement. loctitt‘d. 8 Henry street. South Ilouse newly redecorated, Two .\or\valk. Phone 2370. two.3(ory outbuildings. Lot 50): . ' . ~ . 15.0. Must be seen to be appre- ‘ ‘ l l l) 1‘ n.’ “it'll ELAL TIM” ' IttO H A" czatcci. Price $7,500. Terms ar- prmcmcnte. Beet residential . d q“ William F Hoyt & section. Rent reasonable. Phone ‘s'mgzs' S in Main street Phone 2102. 4:2. 011 - MODERN APARTMENT —- Five 1 a“ ,. rooms. Inquire 2 Sound View MARVIN BEleéllsfle 85! avenue. corner Flax Hill road. AT ‘ ‘ ' N 'at r. 1.000 5 ROOM APARTMENT—With all “if”, LOTS” m “ e 8 improvements. Newly renovated. ' llent $22.00. Apply Mrs. N. Gar- ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. field. 32 Lowe street. or Phone Deal Estate and Insurance. 592-3. 11 Pershing St. Phone 3331 UPPER HALF—Of two family FOR SALE—Two lots. 50:117. on house, Near center of Se. Norwalk. All improvements. Best neighbor- hood. lnquire at N. Fromer. 2 . Hartford Plano, Phene 1626. Business Pieces Per Item 75 FOR RENT—Store and dwelling; Connecticut avenue on Post road: general store. lunch room. eto.: four rooms and bath upstairs; all improvements. Phone 481. ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two large stores. completely renovated. sult- ablc for all businesses. Rent 850 ‘Inquiro M. Pascale. 36 Van Zent street. STORE—With four rooms in rear: reasonable rent: good location for a. drug store or bakery and deli- catessen. Tel. 2892. mouse A!“ KING WC“ WILL! Melrose Square; in good resident- ial section of East Norwalk; a bargain for cash buyer. For fur- ther particulars inquire Mrs. L. Erdos. Poet road. South Norwaik. Conn. (Meriden Journal)‘ Incidentally the Connecticut law which requires a. Jury of 12 men to agree completely on an acquittal o': conviction. might be improved. The jury idea. is an excellent one. but often in practice it works out huish- ly. We wonder if it would not be better if the Jury should be reduced to six men. or if it is retained in its present form that. a majority"or SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements: . t CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Bcneficialj loans '\ .. Aa "rim...” :7 Wall St. Phone 3332' Licensed by the State a Her Son Across the Ocean I: lice—where he could support hen Only honest. Quit—Privacr—Fair. ,. We Lead UPC? “I!” to Housekeepere ‘ it WP Ger 'phonn . BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Open 9 to 5:30. Sat. 0 to i “(A We non“) " mmmulpdher thereweietnolnalltnbuy hianftirniehedthemeanstom ,‘ i1 ‘. lid Bonded to the Public. Insurance and Real Estate J. M. Layton & Co. v e (Incorporated) 5 Railroad Ave. . Tel. 35 South Norwalk, Conn. For Sale Six Room House located in re- stricted residential section. In vcry good condition. l-cur garage. Two Family House —— East Nor- wulk—~consisting of eight rooms. Hot water heat. fl-car garage. 0 For ihcse or any others consult Canty' 69" Co. molten-Insurance 17 So. lain It. Phone 830 NEED MONEY? STAND ON- YOUR OWN FEET Don‘t ask your friends or rela- tl\ es Borrow on a business basis. It is a self- respecting, honest and sensible way. Quickly and Confldentially Easy Terms 850 loan ............ 85 month 875 loan ............ 86 month 3100 loan . . . . . . . . . .-, $7 month 3150101111 .......... 310 month $20010an .......... I12 month 3300 loan ........‘..‘$15 mouth Plus Lawful Interest Only Call. Write or Phone Public Loan Corp. 30 Wall St, 203 Commercial Bldg. Norwaik. Conn. Under supervision of State Banking Department Opportunity for a Go-Getter For Rent Large garage. thrce Texaco pump station—$3.000 well equip- ped accessory store, air pump. oil containers. ramp. ctc., selling ever 2.000 gallons weekly. large open fiontage. Boston Post read next to an all night restaurant. The right party can rent the en- tire place for $40.00 a month. Accessories can be sold on con- signment. Reference required. Mr. this is your chance. Phone 3915. Energetic Act now. Walter R. Ceilings REALTOR. 23 North Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. three-fourths decision be accepted. The supreme court. of the United States finds It gets along all right with a majority decision. ~Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. \- T0' TURN ON . DANBURY'LINE JUICE JUNE 27 All Tests Have Been M a d e and Every- thing Is 0. K. for New System Ir According to authoritative reports the electrification for the Norwaik- Daiibui‘y railroad line is now com- plctc. Workman finished up some minor \i0ik the latter part of last neck and .it the 111051 1.1 time L‘\"Cl')s thing is rcady for the mining on of the "juice." It could not be ascertained defl- nliely yesterday when the ilret train will operate clcctricully, although a well founded report has it that elec- tricity'will be} turned on perma< ncntly on June 27. All tests that have been made by the company have pioied satisfac- itiiv. iiIlti it is cxpgctcd that sclied- ulcd running time will to immediately upon tion of the new service. be adhered (Buffalo Evening Post.) While it is too early to make any accurate ferecast of the incOme tax receipts for the fiscal year ending the 30th, Treasury officials estimate ‘ that thcy will approximate about 31.775.000.000 or $115,000,000 more than last year. The things to be learned from this estimate is that tax reduction does ‘1 not necessarily spell reduced income. . Tax rules wcrc drastically cut by Congress at the insistcnce of Presl- dcnt Coolidge. Reduction of the surtaxes cspccially aroused the bes- tility of the La I-‘ollcttcites. who ar- gued that the rich were being let off easy. . But the returns indicate exactly what Secrctary Mellon predicted- greater revenue. Spotlight Turned on Mexican-Envoy .. i W’ Senor Manuel Teller, \iex-i icon ambassador, has been push-i ed into a conspicuous role in Washington by the strained rev’i letiens between the U S. and} his country’ “,"s . By F. LEIPZIGER the installa- ‘ ~, (.5 . if
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