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Automobiles For Sale 11
liUPMOBlLE~Club Sedan.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Co. Concord 'St.
Phone 001. 1 ~1 .
NASH—five passenger Tour-
ing. Good condition. Owner will
sell cheap. E. B. Powns. Mrs.
E1ene.0rchard. Compo Beech.
Weetport. Phone I”- I.
r0111) TOURING—Car. Good rub-
ber. good .mechanical condition.
Price $85.00. Inquire 'evenings.
Norman Taylor. Vincent - Court.
Rowayt‘on.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—«ever-
al used sedans. ilve passenger,
seven passenger. and coach
types. We accept a smell dew
payment and give only terms on
the balance. Open evenings. until
0:80. For particulars. cell In.
BENEDICT; NASH AGENCY
STUDEBAKER-Light Six Road-
ster for sale. Phone I112.
A re-condltioned quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price.
We have a 1024 model Series IO-B
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re-Ducoed in Juniper Gray.
renickled and thoroughly rs-condi-
tloned. This car has disc wheels. and
trunk. '
presenting a particularly
' pleasing appearance. We will be glad
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who are teleph'one subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
condition.
Looks like new.
painted. in splendid condition.
only 13.000 miles.
to demonstrate.
1928 Series 11. Coupe. Excellent
Run only 8,000 miles.
' In addition to the Frenkllns above.
we have two water cooled bargains
for sale.
newly
run
A 1925 Hudson Coach.
1926 Durant Touring. A real buy.
THE NORWALX FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1"].
95 Well IL. No
. sartorial:
Isl. Wasted-Female I!
HOHSh—h 01- light work or driving.
For information cell at 1'! Day St.
So. Norwall.
HOMEWORK—Womsn who den do
sewing at home; neat work. Ap-
ply, Pclsky's Dress Shop. do Rail-
road Avo.. South N elk.
WOMAN—to helpdn ‘oafetorie be-
tween li and I. Five days a
week; . -
- 01.11an PEABOD! O CO. Inc.
snowman-sale as
AMBI'l‘IOUS BOY—over. 10. .Exoel-
lent opportunity. Steady work. Aps
ply all week. Century Underwear
Co. Liberty Square. East Norwelk.
Help-Isloendhleels ., Id
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IiIo up. general houseworkere,
both white and colored. Apply
Norwelk employment mncy. 00’
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mum Wanted—glue It
HANDY IAN-Building and clean-
ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mcwl : planting, and
local trucking. .1 es Puller. II
Taylor Ave. Phone 4417. .
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use its ofl'ere present such liberal
f of its oiferings. It classifies and indexes enough
' diflcrcnt kinds of things to meet the ordinary
wants of any man. woman or child.
point out to you a good used car, a washing
machine, a place to live or somebody to sew
Finally, it has a habitual regard for the
. exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubted for
’e a~minute. Truthfnl people tell truthful stories
about definite opportunities for you to profit
, Don’t let a single day go by without read-
The A-B-O Classified Ads
. '4 Always the Seine—In Service
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personification of thritt
famous for the variety
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Money To [loan—Mortgages ' so
MONEY T0 LOAN—on your auto-
mobile. Wm. 0. McLean. Inc., In-
MISS MABEL E. ALLEN—Teacher
of piano. Pupil of Victor Blert.
McKinley Place, Roweyton. Phone
Ibis-J.
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insertion with the exception
Repairing—Service Stations 1.
that in view of the courtesy
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before the seven-day cash
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continuation of the poll.
to dependent; on- the co-
operation given by the public
In . minimizing collection as-
penses by prompt payments. -
s Elisabeth St.
Repairing on all makes‘of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAG-
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man srna‘emsr.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
“h requires
ANNOUNCEMENTS— years of practical experience.
1—Deaths ‘ A. ll. me
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li-In Memorialn
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s—Monuments. Cemetery Dots
e-gSccietles and Lodges
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16—Motorcycles and Bicycles
il-Wented—Automotive
weevils SERVICE—
..fl—Buslness Services Offered
ih—Buildlng and Contracting
n-Drecsmaklng and stilling!
ss—Heetlng. Plumbing. Roe ng
SI—Insurenco an’d Surety Bonds
ho—Trucklng—Slorago
y—Peinting. Pepsi-ing. Decorat-
ing -
Profs-local Services
-chairing and Refinishing
fi—Tailaring and Pressing '
~Wented—Business Service
LOYMENT—- I .
‘ ' Employment Agencies
elp Wanted—Female ‘
SSE—Help Wanted—line
S'd—Hcip—llale and Female
”—Sollcitors. Canvassere. Agents
sis-Situations Wanted—Female
Sl-Situetlons Wanted-Isle
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ess Opponunitiee
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ds—Local Instruction Clause
ds—Wanted-Instruction
LIVE STOCK-—
41—130“. Cate. Other Pets .
eta-Boreas. Cattle. Vehicl- .. 1,
dI—Pcultry and Supplies
A. IL WOOSTER
UPHOLSTERING ‘- Ind
Building
Telephone
- ~a ntistied customer
4 Business Services Offered 1e
CARPENTER WORK—70f all kinds
wanted. 'Dsy work or- contract.
First class workmanship snar-
enteed. New work or jobb'ng et
reachable prices. Reel Eolati
bought and sold. Phone 473.
AWNINGS
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 84.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling ,
Fimereld Co. Weld no; ;
First A New Sta. East rwalk
WOUSTER a DAVIS
n. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
-caning.stc. A.Bergstrcm. New
1. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwelk.
Building and Contracting 1e
JOSEPH v. FABRIZIO
r. .
as Stuart Ave.
‘ silt-2.
meaning. Dyeing, m so
HELLO BIst list? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ingHatShop.iiNIleinSt. I.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 night etelra
is our aim.
II—Wanted—lee Stock 12‘
WISE— ‘ 11‘
.u—Articles For Sale
Iii—Barter and Exchange
ss—gfioats and Aces-cries
Is—Building hieterlals
Id—Business and Office lento.
III
I‘— end Dell! PMM
"- I. M
~_ "—0004 Thin“ let
II—Bopeehold- Goods
("HQWM -II
EMPTY VAN—or truck wanted on
. return from Brooklyn to bring
load of furniture to South Nor-
welk. Telephone III.
NAG! BROS—Storage. s11 kinds i’o-
eal And long distance trucking
Plane sol-tins. Special vase for
moving. I too sleek dumps. 100
Gone. Ase. Phone us daytime:
some nights.
dd—Jewelry. Wetohse Diamonds
di-i-Ilechlnery and m
Menopause-vices se
Ila—Huston Merchandise
Isles Mildred Aller announces
Mason and geneshl Con- -
h-ecto
ss-a—delo Equipment
gs—Soeds. Plants. Flowers
ss—Specisls at the Stores
sI—Wearing Apparel
sI-hWented—Tc Bus
BOOKS AND BOARD—
s'l—lteome With Board
‘ also assess r011 sane—
gg—lloclns Without Board
S's—Rooms for Boueekesplng
ss-Veaatlon Places
n—Wbere to Eat
ISL—Where to Stop in Town
'ss—Waoted—Roclns or Board
“AL ESTATE FOR RENT—
Id-Aosrtmsnta and
its—Boston Places for Rent
ss-l'erms and has For last
that her dancing classes for Begin-
mence Thursday. September 30. and
advanced and professional classes
Friday. October a at Odd Fellows
Hell, corner South Main and Hon-
roe at
I
Help WEN-ml.
BRIGHT YOUNG LADY—Bluegra-
pher and clerical assistant
Reply In own hand writing mating
age. experience. and references.
State if at present employed. Box
to clo Sentinel.
ski-Bonus For Rent
Mills. and Desk Roms
JI—Shors and Ilounlein - For
Rent
...pvoem is Real nests
.sxl’sarsncsn commas —
Good work. Rubber Co. 12'! Wash-
ington St. So. Nora-elk.
sFMeoi Preperfy For hie
gs-Jernu and land let his
u—Rooera rile -
dI—lote For to 1 ,
sea—Shots and lesstein - so.
GIRL OPERATORS --?m I
m m I“
linger
work. pay. Apfly Palette
Dre- dI Railroad avenue.
South Nos-walk.
his
gv—sssmosn her his
”.1. lschssuoltsal flats
sates—Seal Estate
leLS—for clerical work his Office.
H’mbilmflm filo.
Norwaik.
)NO-Jfl‘b—
I“ H“ - ‘
’A
class—summahr
Os. Railroad Aye.“ Nero]
Overall
.wels.
hers and Intermediates will com-g
PIANO INSTRFCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. Dc-
lice. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Avc.. So. Norwa}k.
Near West Ave.
MERCHANDISE
Farm and Deity Products so
POTATOES —- Select Long Island
well e 'ed winter potatoes. direct
by boa now obtainable. '1‘. Smith.
McKinley Place, liowayton. Phone
3549W
GRAPES yon SALE—Any quanti-
ty. Inquire Joseph Eula .8 Wood-
ward Ave.
l‘ucl. Peed, tortillas" Id
nun woob r011 sane—”sis.“
per cord 6 ft. length. “1.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Co. Boweytos Ave. ,
PIANO-Upright. mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. Good for many
years' service. Bargain at 8125.
Easy payments arranged. Free
delivery. Fox Piano 00.. North
Main St}, So. Norwelk.
1 HouseboIdGoods
BLUE VELOUR—living room suite.
round oak. dining table. now how-
ond bed. reasonable if sold at
once. Inquire 19 Fort Point It.
GOOD COOKING STOVE—for sale.
Inquire 11 Lincoln Avc. So. Nor-
walk. ‘
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — in-
cluding gas stove, twin beds. din-
ing room furniture. etc. 111 South
Main. corner of Concord St.
HAMMER—Hos moss.
ions and _Piilows' of_ all
made. renovated and red
Telephone 811. Norwalk liettrem
Co. is Prankun Street. ‘Scuth
Nerwelk.
300” AND BOARD
Boon-.Withou Board as
FURNISHED ROOM-1 Furnished
room all improvements. steam
heat. I: North Main St. Hanford
Block. Phone 1818.
”AI. "TAT! '03 um
Apartment and lists u
Inquire :03 East Ave.
APARTMENTnsteam heated. five
room apartment. All improve-
ments. Centrally located. Beat
It}. 00. s Hillside St. So. Norwelk.
Phone 1787.
FOUR ROOMS—all improvements;
three rooms part improvements:
Apply Mrs. P. P.| Mahoney. It
Van Zant St. ~
FURNISHED—Apartment of I
rooms and bath centrally located
in best 1- ldential section So. Nor-
welk. Ii rent to adults only. 3.
sin Sentinel.
I BOOKS—ail improvements. good
location. 0 Hamilton Ave. So. Nor-
m.. for information
81 SO. HAIN ST.-—I rooms and
bath. all improvements. Rent IIO.
Inquire 108 So. Main St. or phone
14“.
d ROOMS—All improvements. I0
Van Zant St. also store at m
liberty Square. East Norwelk. Is.
Pascale. Phone 152:.
I ROOMS—And hath. 1st floor. im-
provements. newly decorated good
'lcoetlon. garage. Rent reasonable.
Inquire d to I p. rn. I Neptune
Ave. Io. Norwelk.‘
III so. ”lit—I rooms with
all inmost.
TO LEE-I rooms with improve.
nients good leeetion. lhenlre It.
1m". 01 “View Ave. orRS
Got-hem. I.
II WOO WARD Ayn—s room
flat. all
. lessees:
madam-rsme
Norwafk III. Sento Construction '
" floors. Set in
FOR BENT—I rooms. on Laure St.
walk. Phone 1102-14. after I p.
ecorated. l". H. Fitch. 118 So.
Main St.
LARGE FRONT ROOM—Furnished
or for light housekeeping. 32 Van
Zant St. East Norwalk, Conn.
Houses For Rent '17
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—And store
apply to it Chestnut St. or phone
no.
REAL ESTATE ’03 SALI~
as
Houses For Sale
A DWELLING-In Rownyton is of-
fered for sale at'a reasonable
. price. Six looms. corner plot.
McKinley St. Lot 84 x 160 x 124.
Tel. W. F. Ambler. Norwulk 99.
$2,000 CASH—Centrally located in
Norwalkuflow six room home
with all improvements. Owner
must, sacrifice. Price 313.700.
Phone 4037.].
LOVELY HOME-in Falrfleld Park.
Colonial style. House comparative-
now. 0 large oms. hard wood
re place and book-
cases. Sun parlor. Many extras.
such as awningp. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner will take In. 600 down pay~
ment. II. 000 Bk. Mortgage. Bnl.
easy terms.
Mr. R. T. Norris
Springdale Realty Co.
Norwalk 1011-12 or Stamford 4054
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—10 rooms.
ii'cer garage. in center. Near trol-
ley. station. church and school.
For information, Phone 760.
FOR SALE-30m six room house.
lot 00 x 160 No. 57 Beldcn Ave.
Price ”.500. Robert Joseloff, Tel.
1809, or William F. Hoyt d: Son.
‘ 'i'el. its.
FOR SALE.
Good 6 Room house
—— Bargain —-
H.600 — Can be had
for IIOOO Cash
‘ Balance as Rent.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
e 165 Washington St.
Tel 659.
Lots For Sale as
i‘IRS’I‘ DISTRICT -— Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors “.000. Real Estate
and insurance. The Tammany
Aag‘e‘ucy. 1" Washington St. Phone
OUT OUR WAY.
W new $113
EMTHIS KID
W AWA‘I
highest bidders the entire contents
of 12 room 110qu consisting of rugs.
carpets. chairs. 1ockcrs. parlor fur-
11lturc. brass beds springs. mettrcs~
svs, cooking utensils. pictures, 21
electric lamps. all kinds. bed room
furniture complete. Mirrors dining
room set. extra good. Cost $700.
Bric-a-Brac and other goods too
numerous to mention to the value of
34000. Sale positive to be held on
premises. 2 Union Park. Norwnlk
Conn. at 10. A. M. Wednesday Sept.
29. 1926.
Legal Notices 01
LEGAL NOTICE.
Iloglstrnrs' Notice.
The Registrars,“ Voters of the
Teen and City of Norwelk will be
in session in the following places to
wit. .
'lou'n Court Room. No. 20 Wall
BL. 1st and 4th wards. Town Court
ltoom. City Hall. 2nd and 6th wards.
Mayflower Hook and Ladder 00..
Van Zandt St. 3rd ward, on Tues-
day October 6th. 1926 from 9 o'clock
A. M. until 5 o'clock P. M. for the
purpose of receiving applications to
be made voters, and corrections of
voting lists. No applications received
after I o'clock P. ill. Electors hav-
ing changed their residence. or
changed from one word to another
must inform the Registrars on or
before October mm. 1926 that said
elector may be entitled to vote on
November 2nd. 1926.
Maui. Carter,
Fred C. Reidcl.
1st slid 4th wards.
Rufus J. Smith
Jeremiah Eugen,
2nd and 5th \vnrds.
Harry B. Waterbury.
John McGreth,
aid ward.
. e "
Registrars of Voters for the Town
and City of Norwelk. Conn. Dated
at Norwalk this 27th day of Septem-
. ber. 1026.
MAN. REJEOI'ED BY UNION
ARMY. LIVES'SO BE 104
DANVERS. Mess. (AH—Jesus
nlah C. Pierce, rejected back in ‘61
as “not strong enough for the Union
army. died at his home here today
in his 104th year. after a o rt ill-
ness. Only impaired sight an hear-
ing had crlpled him in his last years
and .kept him to the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Leland J. Ross.
yulwu'_ ..
eurance. 62 N. Main St., S. Nor- .
mu. Conn. asst. sci-m r011 am anemone—1.111111.
INSTRUCTION ‘ Apartments and mine 74 ’ ““3““ 5"“ ’0
"" ‘ AUCTION.
Musical. Dancing. WWW) ‘4 TO LET’S" room flat, all im- Sale of Household oods ctc.
rovements steam heated newly
Wm. ll. Guthrie pi i sell to the .
I
my! HEARD 0F 1'1-1' AMAZON
11.1 A Monro-11.,
FOR SALE
Eight room house, near West
ave. I'm-101‘, llvlng room. dining
room and kitchen. 1st floor; four
bed rooms and bath 2nd floor.
Muld’s room ln'pttlc. Corner lot.
Nice residential section. Price
$10,000. ’l‘erms arranged.
Several other one and two family
houses at reasonable prices. ‘
CANTY & CO.
Realtors—Insurance
I? So. this at. Phone ISO
.4 .4444 ._ 1
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of bulld-
lng construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
‘ suit of fire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
yan fire risks. ‘
J. M. Layton 60., inc.
88 Washington Street
Insurance and ltcal Estate
TELEPHONE II
AUCTIONS—LEGALB
Legal Notices 01
, SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT 01“ NORWALK, SS..
PROBATE COURT. Sept. 16. 1926.
Estate in Connecticut of Emma.
Rccd Rusch. late of Jersey City. in
the County of Hudson and State of
New Jersey. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwnlk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlomont. Those who neglect to pres-
ent their accounls. properly attested.
within said time, will l 1 dcbarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment lo
WILLIAM R RUSCH.
Executor.
Test Answers
The following nré the answers to
the speed [cat which appears on the
comic pogo. How long did it take
you to answer:
2—1881.
3—Twelve.
i—Aloxandor.
S—VlCo \‘Ol‘fill.
" 0—Fivc hundred and twelve.
7~—-Snturdz1y. Friday. Thursday.
Wednesday. Tuesday. Monday. Sun-
day.
s—Fourteen.
9—Two.
10—The.eulo that averages
40
rrlilrs an hour. ‘
Mrs. Czinky Hurts}
Back In Accident:
Mls. Theresa Czinlry. 90 Winfield.
street. suffered a, ~wrcnched back?
Sunday when the car in which she.
was riding with her husband, Ste-'
plien Csinky, figured in a. collision at?
Hanover street and Iranlstan ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Their car, a. Star
touring. was struck by one owned
and driven by Clarence R. Wheeler.
Straiford.
Mrs. Czinky' s injury was not seri-
ous and ghc returned yesterday to
her work at the Crofut and Knapp
hat company plant.
By WILLIAMS
"...'.. 'W'
the statement at the
W DISPLAY
throughout the winter.
23 North Main Street
‘ Ofiice Phone 3915 .
oussmsn DISPLAY
FOR SALE
A 1101115 WORTH OWNING
_ 0N
-v111 BUREN‘ AVE, 11(11qu
Lot 60 x 236
A 11 room, three story, exceptionally well built house with stone
foundation, that can easily be made into a three family house—1
convenient stairway front and rear—a has large also new furnace
has been installed that guarantees a thoroughly warmt house
Slate roof. A warm, dry high ceiling
cellar that contains extra room and kitchen that comes in very
handy during the summer. There are many extras, too numerous
to mention. Every room beautifully papered ; are large, light and
airy—woodwork artistically decorated—house has every possible
convenience—large modern bathroom—open plumbing throughout
—gas—sewer—electricity—city water—excellent hot air heat—1
hot water heater—large front porch—plenty of shade—fruit—i
fine lawn. Room enough to erect a 3 car gprage.
erect another cottage in rear if so desired.
You Couldn’t Build A Place Like This Today
For $15,000
owssas WILLING TO SACRIFICE FOR
$8,750‘
HERE’S A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!
THIS PLACE IS GOING TO BE SOLD
Also room to
'ACT NOW! CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
“Service that Satisfies”
t
WALTER R. COLLlNGS
R E A I1 '1‘ O R
General Insurance
SouthNorwalk, (301111.
Y Residence 3699 '
as low as $50-
Open Evenings
Drunkenness On
Increase Locally
And Through State
Arrests forlintexication in Nos-
wglk for the year 1025 were three
and one half times the number in
1919. the year prohibition went into
effect. according to the report of the
Moderation League. Inc.. of New
York .city. just i-ued. Norwalk ; is.
however. one of the 1I cities of the
state listed that has not reached the
high level bf "14 arrests for the
offense. Arrests here last year were
no, in number compared to no in
It“. and III in 1915. .
Statistics for this city hear eut
i no that pro-
hibition is a failure 3 showing a
with drunkenne- from 1915 to
1919. when the law went into effect.
and frcm‘thet time on a steady in-
creesetothepeiatwhere thecity
has nearly as much interns-room as
it had before the war and promises
to be even worse if cendulons con-
.tinue as they are.
In only eight of the II cltlu the
league has taken as examples in this
state has the number of arrests last
year outnumbered those of itit but
the,ot,her II are all close to the
records of pro-war days.
The mane. en mutation at
v
20 USed Cars
Best Bargains In Used Cars
Ever Offered
Must” be sold at once — Hudson, Nash,
Buick, Rickenbacker, Overland, Essex,
Fold and Chevrolet—”All models—Some
TIME PAYMENTS
' ' The Erwin M. Jennings Co., int.
12 West 'Avenue
Open Sundays
prominent men declaring themselves
against intcmpehance. are attacking
the 18th amendment on grounds
that its survey of conditions shows
the country more intemperaio than
ever beforc. states that when times
are poor drinking decreases and
points to 1824 as an example. In
that y r the textile industries of
New E land were in a bad way and
drunkenness figures slumped.
While the number of automobiles
driven has increased III per cent
since prohibition. the report de-
clares, in Hartford. taken'es an ex-
ample. the drunken drivers increas-
ed 614 per cent up to the end of last
year.
Is 1022. it statea'iho Connecticut
people who voted wet in a straw
Vote taken by literary Digest
were over so per cent of those who
exprc-ed an opinion.
NEW HAVEN ROAD
INCOME IS HIGHER
NEW YORK (AH—Net income
of the New York. New Haven and
iiaritcrd Railroad for August. enter 1
el charges was "00,304 I“
use. its in August last year. brisgn
ing the total for 01o eight month“.1
of use to u. 760.05 compared withefii
II. 010.“! a year ago. August gro-
reveoaes were ”47.!“ le- than
‘Amfl. 1015. freight earnlnfl de.
creased 8102.86], passenger cernn
logs were I90. MI lower. but opsnt-_
ing expenses were out 1188.000. ‘ 1
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