Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 29, 1913 · page 2

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and alloys Feverlslmess. , ilion more than till years it
he been in constant use lot the relief of Conatination,
million”, Whirl Colic. on Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It new; file Stomach and Bowcle, . '
nssimileted‘the PM giving healthy and natural sleep.
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The Kill You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years

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= . moot to, lease the excess Witter Dowel,“

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seen incidental in file: mm :1;
the facilities of navigation. ‘ ‘
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til resources. The contention in tav-

is without authority or reason to sue-
tein it The claim is mode that the
.mvernmento improvement creates
the excess newer, 'but the fact is
the water that produced the
power concedediy belongs to the
state and the only cheat of the [in
movement of the government is to
chime the potentiality oi the state's
water at the point. of improvement "
Nominate at Hearings., ” '
H. B. Vanderhonf of A. (2. Wheeler,
makers of straw hats, at Norwalk,
are in Washington for the hearing i
before the House Ways and Means
committee on the tariff schedule 31- i
looting the product or their factory.
They probably will not address tool
committee but may tile a brief.
; F. E Kipp. of Bridgeport attended

 

 

 

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the hearings yesterday on the wool;

 
 
 

 
 

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of “Wyeth'e ; liege end. Scimitar Hair
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scold momma put up by drliggisis

natural color is restored and it‘ he-
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hiéhwiiy commoner and attempt to,

GHAHGES "ADE ‘EA'NS‘Ii gain for him the confirmation or. the
HIGHWAY llfillIlSBlflIHli Senate:

(Continued from first N39.) 1 A line legal anoint in, inmlved in the
, right of the governor to name even
temporarily a highway Mmiseioner

inefficiency Alleged

Niilw HAVEN“, Jen. aha-According trial on charges preferred against the

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to a special deopetoh to the Jolirnal. present incumbent It lei known that .

W WWW W! that you dhl‘k-

sitter w”neither nomination or two its

i to take charge of, the ollice handing it

Courier from Humid. ”the chemo the governor has boeli very diligent

against Highway Comnuisioner itine- in the collection or evidence to sue
Donald are that he is inefllel‘entf» in‘ this “his 'ohsrges against 'Mr. Mac-

;competent and that he harshest: «guilty Donald and that the legal! battle; ,

of waste or public money in not»? which is certain to ensue Micro the
penditures on the roads and also that Superior court will the one oi the most
he hill been guilty of nmteriai neglect sensational and memorable in the
of digiy. ‘ history of the mic

“Iii. the charge of material neglect or I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. WIIEGTIGUT IAI GIL;
LEIT A TAI FilI WATEI

(Continued from first page.)

 

uestion has been asked: Will Con-
rglieeticut take steps to impose the tax?
The lane in the Fight.
The issue in the light over the Gen-
aoctlcnt river dam hill is the clause
.mnndzlng the right of the federal
goverbment to impose a tax on the
power many for the use of the
‘mter. That principle not recognised
by Oneness, is being Might chiefly on
the ground that it is the right or the
state and not or the nation to tax this
use of water. In upholding his so-
plicstion of the doctrine of state
“I“! It!) such lawyers on Senator
Wuhan, of New York. "Senator Nel
Ionic! Minnesota, Congressman Adam-
, non, of Georgia.
1 Other states to Test Rights.

Reports that are in circulation at
“the Capitol indicate that other states
will make a test of their right to tax
power dams built. across navigable
streams. And there its speculation
whether or not any such move will be
‘ made in the Gennecticut Legislature .or
. in lilo static allele]; or Connecticut
looking to a. tax on the propaned now-
or item across the Connecticut river.

_F‘mm New York comes the suggest:
Millet; the legality of state taxation
1-“ newer demo is to be fought out in
the octane. Color is given to the sus-
gestion. vhy reason of the fact that At-
. tornoy General Comedy. of New“ York.
l): direction of Governor Salter no
mud before a diam committee a
In days we in connection with pro-
- poodle for the federal control of Nin-
were Futil- md uoheid the state as

To «In Taken Up in low.

 
 
 
 

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cor-roe: runners.

 
 
 

 

 

 

that the .slate mm principle ‘whi

it in site understood that the issue

 

is to he presented in the [own iegisia-g
some this winter and it is predicted

he maintained, over to e. battle in the
courts.

With the calcium oi the state of
New Norris and the members of. the
legislature 01' lawn taking up the

 

United motes Supreme court. As the

Connecticut riverdllll lo the first over from $24 to $50 per month the hen l
which the question oi federal taxo~ sion 0/: Ralph Kent, .lr.. or New Bri-

‘Snlta Textile comply.

ed as heneiiclaric; otmension hills W to my counselors for their.
’qusstlon. it is thought the issue wiilgwmch Scnntor Mom]; has recenfly rend work alter the road contracted
sooner or later be determined hy the introduced

schedule, as o. representative of the' duty is conisincd the specific action:
millet tor the out three months thisl
Richard '1‘. Goodman, chairmen of! commissioner has to all intentn and!

the Republican town committee (:1 purposes neglected his work as a eut'
Hertiond. was a caller at congressiom nuclei in shame or the reeds to can
nl oflices Yesterday He is in ’Wnih- duct a chromium tor the retention or
ington on business with the War De himself in the oiiioe of highway com

nartment.

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nussiouer.
Pension Beneficiaries. "Another allegation sgeinet .
modem or New some are nun- commie-maria that. he has minimal:

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«liar ling lbeen finished and highest:

One hill provides for increasing “Milly them.
“It is understood that the charges:

are not general in their nature; but

tion is to he fought out it is pointed min, lute of mostly F. 14th omzcontnin 0V" t We 0! “I“! Bilwlfl '

°“t here that it may be a Connecticut necticut Volunteer infantry. Another cations with males and dates 22‘!
”“8 in the Supreme cm" that Willl'wonid increase from $12 to $30 per hill. Machines cover a per!“
“9‘“ the “83mm of taxation of month the pension or Eliza A. Folirea. about two rem or a little more;

lot New Britain, widow of William W.

power dams.
Federal Government Has No Control

The position of those holding that necticut Voiunteer Henry Miller)
A third bill would mine from $14.50 “the to time to the «W' :53” ~

it is the state and not the notion that
has the power to is: the use oi wn-i
ter in power dams across navigtiihler
streams is in hrlei: Ihe federal gov.
ernment controls the water in the nav
igs'bie streams so he as It aifectsl
navigation. the water used for power
purposes is surplus water not used in
navigation: therefore the federal;
government has no control in the
way of taxation especially. over the
use of this surplus water; and there-
fore the etnte, which limos the bed of
the river and has control oi the We-
tcr except as it nitects ”Mitigation,
has control. in the wet-or taxation ee-
pecieliy, over the use! this surplus
water. . ' ~
The Federnl side.

Those upholding the federal tuao
tion side contend that theniam is part
of the nevlgnhiiity oi the river and
that federal government her client
to demand a repayment for the brim
liege it grants in the construction or
a. power dam. '

in the minority report on the Con-
necticut river dam bill which upholds
the mate taxation principle; «Booster

. Twenty—ninth district a W! WWW til the legislature meets in 1915. in-

‘ coins about osnoeo‘hie Appointment more.
i. or Mr. Cedmil to emceegl Commie .
j sinner new. it Got anionic iné

canister-ore. one when «Burt

7,‘ leis tenement holder m.
.5: they on to hold slice: for two. ml

vice Moons-iii oi the Senate.“
.-;, two you-i. entitles the terms six.
"uieryi.wbeum:ueer,snd

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of
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“Governor Beldwin's only comment

was complaints hale beeii made from
to ’50 per month mg pension oi concerning the conduct or the high-j
James T Mother of Whmfiekj way commissioners oiiice. 'i‘hesq com
late oi’ mm“), C 1“ Connecticut 'plnmts have now been relerred to the
Volunteer Heavy Artillery. 'nllomev seneml- ' "

Senator McLean 1138 I180 oreeente'. i ‘HA‘RWORD, Jim. air—it who stated
to the Senate the petition 0f the yesterday on excellent enmority-
Connecticut sure 80a“! of AKIN-“i- that Gov. Baldwin he. presented
ture in river or the agriculture! 8’3 chm m Attorneyoenmi John a.
tension bill now pending in the Sen- Light “and Hishny Commiujmef
ate. glmes Id“. MacDonald end requested
gthe attorney general to tiring tn str-
ltion under the law easiest the high
trey commissioner harm the angular
Dlmlllfiid Democrats w‘“ to court in order to have him relieved

Chums HlnhWiy Mlfim‘m“ from once it is stated that the

The opposition of the Democrats *0 curler in the matter cover the entir-
ihe continuance in oilice oi Highway ltlen of the present MIN“! 00m “.3,
Commissioner James 3- "W“‘ildv‘sioner for a. period oi eight or ten
and their inability to agree “Don WW yearn
mm: H Outline.“ 0131!!“ Britain. 5' ”“3 it is known that Highwhy (30mm
man for the job have ‘5“ them ‘0 “" donor unwound has consulted coun-
other exiledlwl M 3m" 9 “’5 eel recently and that a brief has been
aim: of the Senate, there “all introdoc- given him which holds that the lover
ed by Sumter Merritt Weicn oi the nor owner appoint his summer on

 

 

roe THREE commissioner“.

for e hilt”)! commission “W“ MacDonald is relying upon the In»
of three members. it is him “i l“. run down in this attorneys brief to
seen cost than is no WW ““5 continue him as hand or the highway
the Mounts and that the: Vill- l” comment tor cl. lent mo your.

in Strong Irief.
.giti admitted by terriers who have
seen tumor»: than it is a. very strong
one. it not almost conclusive. m

noun With); him. .
flgl'k‘llto m Mil wide: to! liner:

reed Wilder. one o civil engineer, and.

or my other highway communion"

“d m yours. i their. end there- :tmi heirs him lentils mum. is

mmmnmmntohoar

,iii known that revs-ml «we Who
pointed by the Governor with the ":3" hove seen this brief m.

'i'ho our momentum“ shoot it; but M
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manor in MW ‘0' fl“ “‘3‘

i‘ {the following new books for Jan-

Ellls. J. B.

may simmers hero wondered. how
in the tone or this in the now
would to solo to ”point Mr. Ceilidh

 

”to these conferences m the NW

new Lianne»! socks.

Have Been Placed on the shelves of
the South “omit: LW

 

nary have been placed on the shelves
at the South Norwaik Library:
Fiction.

Allen. J. L.

Heroine in Bronze.
Connor»?!

Coronal Cameron.
Chesterton. G. K.

The Men Who Was Thursday
Carlton. W.

one Way Out

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(Replacing lost:

Dixonfl‘
The Cinnamon.

Fran.
Howard. A.
The list! Who hacked lie
Locke. W. J.
Joyous Adventures oi Aristide Pu-
101.. ‘
Muir, D. W.
Life of Mannie Wnugh.
Ogden. G. W.
Home 'Piooe.
Omnnbeini. lit. 1’. - ‘
Hater Run and the Double Four;
White. J. E.
Sign at Six.
Literature.
Burroughs. J
Time and Change
Riley, J. W. ;
Afterwldioe.
Lockable Bunk.
Scott. w.
Comm Mini Works.

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Fraser. In. H. _
Reminiscence. of e Billioniniie'o
wile.
History, Travel.
Dwittht.“ll. if. H.
loamy fl W0 in 1810.
Pnohrd. W.
White Maintain “nulls.
Pinewoo- W.
The new Motive Chose.
line so: will am.
home. L. It). n
hem we» in Short M,
Met w. A. . 12.3: ‘
tetra e! the more -
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33‘“. “.H . . a >
new to (look is Cmmle Bliihu'lt
Vin to“ G. g _

The ill: low.
Watson. I. , f
no M M . ~

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M WA“ . ‘
ileum Wimpy. _
Women’s m in (incontinent.
Cellini til.

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the Grant install) men-n.
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m it When ill/em.

”W- i

. g at just liuli- -pricc.
;- Porcelain. beefing; iiiarke of the politcricn that have been
,well known for years some of them for us'onimics. ‘ ' I,
‘ comes under the head of liz-iiicce sets, but each is truss.»
lug new two pieces“ ‘

 

Rs in Dmnerwear

Ten fine roots incmain which the uttered at the most
generous discourage one could demand In fact they are
W are of the host grades of English

 

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$25.00 set of Blue Quinn Wale. on Oil] and {aimin-

. dcsigmnlways. liked for brea H.151 china. at $12.50
$20.00 not. Glenn Poppy design. at $10.00
‘ $39400 set. .3100 and Green dccora-tiuvm. imitation of
Crmrn’ Derby, verv attractive. at. $19.75*
$20. no set. Pink Border grateful design $10.00
$18. 50 not (men and Pink conventional $9.25
$16.50 set, Green and Gold lino 1K)! (191 . $8.25"
$16.00 set, Pink and Green border. $8.00
At $19.50. three sets, om hngiin. one
' Maroon hm dci
Blue border. at $9 75 each

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[his special line of Dione: Sets is displayed on

till right of the main aisle in the Crockcu' SiUll‘ Early
comers get choice selections

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Attractive; Stationery

Correspondence Cards.

 

Delft Blue Initial with gilt edge. 25c
Hurd‘s Lawnctte with gilt edge, ' 50c
Road’s Linen Paper pound pkgs. zsc‘
Envelopes, box or 50. i 25c
Commercial Envelopes, box of 250. 25c

School Pads,

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4c, 3 for 10::
Center Counters, Stationery Section

 

Corset Specials

The P. IN. Special, 3 $2. 50 model,
$149.

extra val he at

Mixed assortment at clearance.

Small and large sizes only. none medium. in makes
that were originally priced from $1 50 to $500,

93¢. “" HWY soiled.

 

 

 

 

 

The Hatch 8r Bailey Company

NUT“ NORWM. CONN.

lumber and MillWork for Everything

TWM“

BEAVER BOARD

. in will avidly in murky u e institute for me “I
plotter and veil-pent. it is lunchtime at on inn-its variety
oi'arthtiedm tor hits and ceilings, and permits o! I
wide scope for team outermost one more. We rm- mans
ind tub s, new new on our.

 

 

 

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Animal Sale of

'H and Embroidered
Lingerie

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