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J Jan. HILL ON THE TARIFF.
.7 The Hartford Gourant today says:
. ' We publish this moraine. practically
In full. theiucid and valuable speech
. made yesterday. at Burlington, Vt., by
ourGengressman Hill. Nothing is.
. omitted except a few quotations. which)
{‘7‘ were in the nature of emphasis and
‘1‘ repetition. We make no apology for‘
this long publication; on the other:
hand, we realise that it is a privilege
U that our readers enJOy to have it thus
, completely presented. it is the true,
‘5'? Word on the tariff. ‘<
,. Mr. Hill is a member. and a most
‘llseful one. or the ways and means
, ’ committee of the House. That body
worked laboriously and conscientious-
ly under Leader Payne to develop a fit
Mining: °I~ the tariff. which should be
Haigeneral revision downward. The See.
ate get after the measure and knocked
some of its downwardness out of it.
and yet, after all criticism is made.
‘ . ‘ this measure is a lower tariff and a bet.
, tier tnriff than that Which preceded It
~ and which would have still held, if this
one had not been passed.
it is admitted on all sides that Mr.
Hill is an authority on statistical and
especially tariff matters and it is
worthy of notice that he emphatically
‘ declares that he hopes another general
tails revision will not be attempted.
He makes an unanswerable plea for a
, tariff commission and‘ he offers the
sound way to make such a commission
effective. As things stand today, the
Bennie can talk any recommendation
_ to death or can alnend it by any sort
' of addition. tacking a duty on peanuts
to a duty on iron. He would have ‘a
rule agreed upon that no amendment
should be offered to tariff recom-
mendations and that each subject
stand on its own merits. We all know
that at present the trouble with tariff
legislation In that It is log-rolled out
by the combination of interests, each
y‘v'helpiug to give the other a boost. if
the tariff commission, which Congress
,, has new at the request. if not the de-
x'lnanc. oi the President vilelleed and
" _ given means to work with. shell rec-
"ommend certain changes. then under
' the Hill plan those changes and those
’ronly could be acted upon in the par-
Iftulur resolution under consideration.
.it'his may he millennial. but It is plain
common sense. Why should not Oon~
:gresa do the right thing?
“‘ Mr. Hill declares that the President
a what was right in signing the tan
. measure that has bottoms law. The
,p .. who takes the pains to read
, sable speech through will be in poll.
' ’ . . of a multitude of facts that are
' . ble to a fair judgment of the
Thls‘addresa will be the well
.. which stump speakers through
country will draw this fall.
. _
either Sonata Silikeley or Former,
or itoiasan ore allowing any
. to grow beneath their fact these
-~ ng June daya‘in the big senatorial
, Yesterday former Governor
these did some plain speaking to e
‘ rd convent reporter in which he
‘ . that momma, has re.
ly uvdnhiin the assurance that
ouldrgot he a candidate for re
v‘e'adthathewsntad himlobe
‘. u’flhfimugé4fifinmwumu-l
_ . arts the ll'hillpplnee pod:
.Ul,
issued wills nurses of in-'
within enough according-
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‘ Mondafiduns so. logo
1 .II‘IIQ 'Flt‘lt 335;? Church Sunday
School celebrated the 05th anniversary
, of its organisation on Saturday.
The First Congregational Church
was presented witha new hell by Miss
Julia 'A. Lockwood. In memory of her
parents.
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TIN YEARS AGO TODAY
.—J—-—
«Saturday, June 30. 1000
du~—.
Leonard Sammie. a resident of Da-
7 rich was killed by a. freight train at
Rowayton. He had been employed by
ii. ‘Arthur Griffin. the blacksmith and
wheeiwright. and was lathe habit of
' walking along the track to his work. ‘
', The body of a newly born male child
was found on the mud flats under the
, old Danbury dock.
Jim Austin a colored pugilist‘from
' Baltimore. was arrested In Stamford.
charged with assault with intent to
.kill “Shep" Walker. It was alleged
that he brutally pounded Walker after
his law had been broken by Austin.
The latter was held in 82.000 bail.
_—__.
*4...
' RIGHT TO THE POINT
The moon seems to be very human
in some of its ways. For instance. af-
ter it has been out a number of nights
everybody notices that It is fnlI——Loe
'Angeies Times.
~0—
In one of the headlines over the
story of the funeral of the late King
llidward an eastern newspaper said
that the remains were “foi‘owed by
some kings and a man." Roosevelt
has made hie manhood felt in every
country he has visited.--Stoekton
(Cat) Record.
4-—
Speaker Cannon took occasion to
praise the work done by congress. As
one of the things accomplished was
putting the lid on the speaker. it must
be said that Uncle "Joe" is a cheerful
loser.-—-Berhshire Eagle.
.9...
With all possible respect to Presl-
dont Taft's baseball knowledlze and
ability we doubt if he could beat out
a bunt—Chicago Journal.
~0— -
According to John L. Sullivan. San
Francisco would have made 02.000.000
on the fight. Will It make that much
on the Panama exposition?- -> Bridge
port Pest.
- 4-—
It is coating to train the crews for
the Harvard-Yale race on June 30.
“0.000. equally divided. As the race
will last about twenty minutes. the
contest will represent an outlay of
".000 a minute.~ Meriden Journal
—-O--
An airship route between New York
and Heston is under consideration.
More sense pimples on the backs of
our railroad friends.- New Haven
Journal'Courler.
lllillilliiillT
lillsl litilill
Classification 36 Will ltoi Ba
Suspended and Freight ilstss
can he ilalsed
WASHINGTON. June to Announce-
mom was made by the Inter-State (loin.
pierce Commission today that it would
not suspend official classification No.
lili, involving over 8.000 items. which
was filed to become effective July i.
This declination to sci is regarded as
a victory for the railroads.
for nearly a month the commission
has been overwhelmed with protests
against the proposed new classifica-
tion of freight. many shippers seein-
lng to entertain the idea that the rat
arrangement of lreigiit classification
would result In largely increased rates.
The subiect was considered carefully
by the commission. a thorough choc
being prepared on the entire classifi-
cations. in the 0.000 Items and rati
involved. there sr only 80 changes. 0
which is are r notions and iii) ad.
vances. the latter Including if in-
creases ia earload weights. in an of-
ficial statement issued today the coin-
ihissios says:
«Th.
loadhtl
~ The 'oh'dhcesfor‘Volliber for sheriff _'
“j
has hscn‘lnade or may be made against
thevreasonabienssa ‘of these or any,
other increases effected by the new
classification."
Official classification territory in-
cludes all that part of the United
States north of the Potomac and Ohio
rivers. and east of the Mississippi‘riv-
‘er. it takes in the cities of St. Louis
and Chicago; .
For purposes of .. convenience. all
freight that is not moved under the
commodity. or special rates. is divided
,into several classes. the first class No .
ling the highest rate except In particu-
lar instances where ‘speclai articles
are re quired to aynnore than the
ilrst class rate, t e second class. ai
somewhat lower rate, and so on down
through the several classes. the high.
‘net numbered class being the lowest.
n rate.
ssstlllolltssts
in: corona If
ilisiits rsllrs
There is little doubt in financial and
rallrond circles that the last an.
trounced passenger fare lncresm on
the New Haven system will bring in
enough, if not more. additional reven~
no to the company each year to pay the
increased Operating costs as a result
of wage increases to employee. it has
been figured by olilcers of the 0001‘
pany that the wage increases granted
would cost the companyabout 81.800.-
000, and according to one authority it
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Bridge Work
Is the modern system of filling the
vacant spaces between remaining nat-
ural tooth in such a manner as to
present their former appearance. clean-
ly and free from discern rt of all
kinds. fly my system ey are as
firm as natural teeth. and look like
natural teeth. the strain of mastica-
tion Ia perfectly equalised. permitting
the fullest enioyment while eating. at
the same time disease is not only cur»
cd but prevented Remember that I
give good work at moderate prices.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
II South Main St.. South Nor-walk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
iy appointment only.
sign...
Handkerchiefs
reevatsas' saunas
An exceptional opportunity to secure
high grade fancy and bemstitched
Shamrock Lawn and fine Unen Hand-
kerchiefs for
19c
Former price 25c
OE! WINDOW DISPLAY
IOUVINII POIT CARD.
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
as WASHINGTON ITIIIT
W «cm...
Freshly located. Standard Ilsnd. it
strength, flavor and smoothness it has
We guarantee you will
ENJOY THE GLORIOUB FOURTH
as never before If you try our famous
25c COFFEE :
WWI.
IO.
or .
Another Weekly ,cvént , that everyone enjoys
' 7118c of the magnificent values We often, ‘ p; I...
appreciate the wondeiful savings. you want to see the execpli '.
tiondlly fine qualities "
To, thoroil
was figured that tile advances an- .
pounced some time ago would“create
additional revenue to enter this our
cunt. but this appears not to be the
lease. The menopause as stated. is
that the corn ny madeiplaue at once
for further a vsnccs in the fare which
were announced a few days see. Prsc
finally all of theme. increases have
‘v‘hesn pretty generally on thrwestern
half of the system. While commute»,
tion rate increases hit New York and
Connecticut folks
'York there heaji~besn no similar ad-
vance In: the ratesle'n the east and of _
Intern; anti‘ft la reported that t.
the
“lib“"l’h‘Wm peep nears
e o e. 1e «
that the higher ratea'nn the small
lines. for instance on the Berkshire.
Naugatucll and Air Line and on the
branches. will have a tendency to re-
duoe travel. but how great this reduc-
tion will be. only the future can tell.
he new branch line rates do not go
into effect until July 2!. but the new
commutation rates between New York
and the cities along the New York
division.“wlthin the state of New Yell,
lesions ‘
u. oMt ‘ V.‘ .. ..
Dividend None: ~
Falrfletd County National em
Norwelll. Alena. none or. law.
1m ouvtosflb
The Directors pf this bank have this
day declared a scmi-annpal-divldand
of three III) per4cent...9lfres'otm.”
payable July 1. 1010. J
i... (Lennon. cashier.
vv_ll
1‘
DiyidcilllNotice
1'thth Nat-a humans
At a meeting of“ the directors of this
bank held this day. a dividend at. the
rate of four per cont. per culture was
declared to depositors from the earn-
ings of the six months ending June
so. iliio. The same will he entered on
pustmoks and paid on and after July
if. 1010. I. .
fly order of the Heard. of Directors.
phonon, L. wooowsltn.
Treasurer.
June 27. tutti. i infldyli
Dividend Notice
mat «almost DIVIDIND or
TH! NORWALK IAVINBI I0-
CIITY, NOIWALK. CONN.
nn—u—
Julie 18. 1910.
At a meeting of the Directors of 1
this Society held this day. a dividend. .
at the rate of FOUR (4) per cent. per ‘
annual. was declared to depositors
from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30. 1910.
The same will he entered on base
books and paid on and after July if. j
i010. ‘
By order of the iioard of Directors.
FREDIRIOK A. ELLE.
IS 18 lot Tradeurer.
ls. indeed. a pe'I’fect Coffee. For
no equal. Give it a trill.
1'0 91
Flu DILIVIIY.
I
Value “in a whorls
- rout-fiction. iii) Ought 1'9“
sue thought“! audios
the momma. WW
The oi...‘ All? Too
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"I. NO.”
authorise manure aoawaalt.
INCH“ .1” Is "It I“ CI” Irm-
, OLOIID ALL DAV MONDAY, JULY 0
If Your EM . Blur
if you are trying to sea as
, through a in t is time to
. think of at l Thinkihgpeon
ole think of out that time. as
p we are experts in that lies of
commuting to New ’
Waisfs
At 07c~—Those Waiets will not V
last long at the rice. Secure
your summer supp y before it is
too late. They are samples of
the celebrated “Standard" make
Io well known for their excellent
‘ style and superior workmanship;
I never sold less than 31.49. FRI-
DAY SPECIAL
omen s
‘ :.-.=%¥Drcsses
The Greatest Opportunities cf
{ ' the Gallon
M out—The season's choicest
styles. fashioned In pretty Fig-
ured and Strl d Lawns. Dutch
neck. tucked a lrt. lace trimmed;
rag. $6.08 value. FRIDAY
BPIWIAL s 3.98
At “Wilegular 06.50 vsinec.
One-piece models in excellent
. qualify fine White Dotted Swiss.
‘l Dutch neck. threeonarter
.w
sleeves; an unusually attractive
the”. FRIDAY SPECIAL
$4.50
Linen Outing
At méslsyimgs to nat-
ural color and white; regular
01.50 value. FRIDAY SPECIAL
4, 99¢
' .Women’s
‘ Drawers
At Show—Hello of fine quality
nsinsook. with deep ruffle of em.
hreidary and tucks; reg. 501:
quality. FRIDAY SPECIAL
, 39c
Table Damask
1200 yards of Turkey Red Table
Meek. Just received from one
of the largest manufacturers in
the United States; value today
flue yard. FRIDAY SPECIAL
18c
Chiffon Batiste
40 inches wide. very fine quality
for nice white dresses: value 250
yard. FRIDAY SPECIAL.
16c ‘
Curtain,ISwi's-s
Full yard wide. pretty designs:
regularly Inc‘ yard. FRIDAY
SPECIAL .
9c
Lace Curtains
All new patterns, regular} 76c
value. FRIDAY SPECIAL
47c pair
Ladies’ Hose
Ladies' Tan Lisle Hose In all
since: regular 19c quality. PRI-
DAY SPECIAL
_ 2 pairs for 25c
Men’sNegligee
Shirts
With or without collar. neat pat.-
terna In percales and chambrays,
slsea if to 11: regularly sold at
000. FRIDAY SPECIAL
30c ,
Children’sHose
Children's Ribbed HOIS. elm 8
to 0%; 1255c quality. FRIDAY
Bl’bbiAL
.90 pair
Children’s
Parasols
SPECIAL
15c
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. Winstul
. (irasa bleached eroerleed
I Waistings. sheer and soft finish
I for these ware: da i value see
I YIN. FRIDAY 8? “All
We
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' While Hemetitched
Handkerchiefs; regular on qual-
ity. FRIDAY SPECIAL
. Big. FRIDAY SPECIAL
, CORYDOPB’IH TALL‘UII POW.-
3c each
Men’s Wash '
Ties ‘ *
An excellent variety to select -
from; regularly 190. FRIDAY
SPECIAL ‘
2 for 25c i
Ladiesl’w
Wrist Bags
in anal only. fitted with purse,
single strap handle; regular 75c
0
59c "‘
Embroidered
Galleons
A beautiful assortment of pat-
terns In wldfha from 2 to 4
inches: regularly 290 yard. FRL
DAY SPECIAL
19c
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Toilet Articles
sam'ror. room POWDER
or PASTE. rcz- 25c. at....10o
DER, at ............... . .120 '
WOODBURY'S 13‘ A C IA L
SOAP, 25c use. at ........17o
SOZODON'I‘ TOOTH POW-
DER, 25c'elsc. tit~ ......... We
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Notices and
Small Wares
SANITARY HAIR ROLLS. 2-i
inches, washable; regularly
50c. Friday Special _, ..... 21o
WASH BELTING. regularly
sold at 10c yard. Friday
Special ............... 0o
Remnants of RUCHING In
neck lengths; 100 values.
Friday Special ....... 8 for he
PIN CUSHION and SPOON
HOLDER. No home should
be without this most useful
and indispensable article.
Friday Special ........... 39c
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.--Tbe
feverish
lsteck market had a very
lot seine of the railroads elected by
I
aft 1 Isl. U. 8. Steel 1 3-8,, at. dill and
lilo. Greet N
little and N
limit
elines were
first few sue
mam. i a.
law «madam
loll M00. Mi
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I ”I ‘5 ‘ 0f Ilfl‘
possessed; : . :
lillll " ”2
ioming with violent declines in stocks
illiaeiosrs destilen and income of the
lspeclaitles. Bentham Pacific and
ltlhseapeaka a Ohio dropped a at.
Northern Pacific 8 M. iironki n Trans
Jyesterdsy‘s .Inibr-litats Commerce 0013-.
1(“travel Electric l M and Illicit Pacir
rs old. Baltimore A '
not head a point. Icels .
newsmlmtlllf so
. can ,, n .
M s I Start ni‘ght's closing
.... nurse 5:. r it:
w alas . open ,
dealings. Scale of the opening dev
tirely recovered in thel
WALL i m.-—Aucther
on Q “circumstance“: and
lifts-em u .‘ddsn " sneak
stonewall atthestai‘h no
Phone
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Var! lest Creamery letter.
to a or Lemon Snaps.
imported Swiss cheese. pence
New orir ltstsfillpese
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4th of . JULY SPECIALS
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We have everything to eat and drinil fof‘ this occasion at prices that:
are pleasing to careful buyers. Why not let us serve your
National Ileoultco;lslarenatlleauit. pkg. he“
lddy's Home Made Jelly. Ila class i
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' coleslaw Line win». Liquors sits Summer Wanderer New vale
namvv values lies Loudness
smear, he ameisa tin ' locum'
lions .I't. O rt. fimpcrtsd Hiring? Anchoviesfi
honed chicken. Pheasant or shrimp rumour». file
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