:1- ‘
at .
. donor Hulbriggas Under:
wear, all sizes at
Gents' Dark Gray and‘L‘igh
Gray Underwésr 7st .. 2517!
E K BANKS
Mahaokome Hotel Block
. South'Norwalk.7‘
WEATHER 77 FORECAST.
For-'Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
weather with somewhat lower temper-
ature tonight and Wednesday. Gen-
"erally fair tonight and Wednesday;
somewhat lower temperature; moder-
ate northwest winds. There is a wall
defined 'storm area east of the diocky
Mountains. Scattered shoWers have
occurred during the last 24 hours in
the northwest and from Indiana east:
ward to the coast. 1A ridge of high
:pressure extends from upper Michigan
southward ', to: Louisiana.“ Tempera-
tures of ninety or above were report»
ed yesterday from-Iowa eastward to.
New England! There has been a de:
oided fall in the last 13 hours in the
upper lake region. .
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 62; high, ‘84.
Partly cloudy 7g 777%, ,
The Norvialk Aerie. No 588. F o.
i 19:. will hold its regulate. meeting ltd-l
morrow evening.
Ponassus Council, No 1268 Royal ~-
A‘rcanum will hold its regular meet-
ing this evening.
Our Sisters’ Rebekah Lodze,'No. 55.
l. _0. 0.7m, will hold its regular meet-
ing tomorrow evening. 1.
St. John's Lodge No. 6, A. F and .7
A M, will hold it; stated communica-
tion Thursday evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No 864,
Sons of St, George, will hold its reguo
lar meeting this evening.
Cockenoe Haymakers‘ Association.
.No, 32%. 1. O. R, M., will hold 115
regular meeting Thursday evening.
Former Mayor and-Mrs. Mortimer
N Lee, of Foiriield, avenue, have been
entertaining Mr and Mrs Guy we. or
New York.
Mrs. Fred 1.. Miles and Miss Quin-
iard, of South Norwalk, were guests
oi Edward Myrick of Rblay Place,
Stamford, Sunday.
Attoruoy and Mrs, Nehemiah Cah-
dea. atlas mayviaw‘ avenue. have been
a, cruising, Mr. and Mrs. P, 0. Me
an laugh, otClayville. Virginia .
Mrs..1.ulnneysr, daughter of Mr. and
lira. Fjre‘d Pitsor. when operated on at
line Hospital. Saturday or-
: oninz, the operation being a very oer
i‘oua one. ' ‘
miller Columbia Dance. Dorlon’u
Point, Wed, June 1811:. 'I‘Icltets' Boo.
John Callaghan. or Bauxatuck, no»
companion by his daughters, lira.
James A. Grady. and Miss Julie
Hymn} oi Bfldloport. attended the
distortion «mum at the State Non ‘
5917846111901 111 New Hives. Way. ,
dim 111111111 (Suburban 1« :7 member or '
the graduating class or '18
01111de oi Chestnut. , ,
7 direct, chem: the grandmas: the
plum rim unset. 1151,1111 Him
“mailMMhMIMOlflm
.14.; : snails Wood. 77777717177777
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, 71111-700
York; Milli ded 8190 ‘
’Special
7, Rackets and Balls 7
W P. Beers
707 780UTH MAIN ST.
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Favors
Made to Order for Your Party.
Come in and see some of our sain-
ples. Also a large assortment of
Place Cards.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
DONNELLY’S
Stationery Store
710 SOUTH MAIN STREET:
For Its orv co
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funerfl Director and
.. Embolmor. 1....
1001105 ‘10! 803160“
Telephon. 904 ..
.04 so. Main St. 00. lekl
IVES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLABBIB GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday Evenings]
UNITED BANK BUILDING,
south Nor-walk.
FenWick Optical Co.
”I.—
M.-
WWW
J ohnson’s
N EW
1. my adopted for 111.1113
curler woodwork for the follow
ing rumour
Maid: in obtaining mum
oars-aw oi dolor
(hall's-e of application.
Dun-Wide rm ot MOI."
Emil-conceded
epsilon. rm: memo. 11W
Wood Dye
PERFECTION Oil. BTOYES.
2 Burner af-nnnqr”.i..$’7“‘t.«" “143
8 Burner
Ovens 179870;” 0230
PouOH HAMMOOKB. '
. . 980 to $6 98. ,
007076H HAMMOOKS.
14.98 to $15. 00. 7 .
Our line of Porch Sci-sells. P
Walks
RAYMOND
WSSSPP
reasonable rates.
Wblch have just been received.
mason. mvsn eraser.
.
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. .-_I,u,u I,I.I_n,a,-_- n,-_-,u,-‘n, ,
Large Pineapple 10¢ each
‘, Per Dozen $1.00
Fancy New Potatoes 35c a peck
Bermuda Onions
8 cans Milkdor
ca
485 lib. harm (or
itrawberrieb. Dram, Lettuce, flotsam. Bests. Green «a We! Beau
, Radiation. Cucumbers.
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main It.
Mating Construction Co.
mmuumuMmsums-ummwfi
atlons and ropalr'wori.
in WMHINTON ITRIIT.
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TARIFF BILI.
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Goods to supply the needs of every horns and all alfd big values. :1
. in Connecticut industries is so much
. more thnth t l '1 7 .‘
. .. '18 11101163 men, as lu'ches '1 e m“ 3”“ that a "m”
u.......,‘,' ”.'“'454 51,1“.
2 9274 inches big-11,3
trigerabom are the best values to be had. ’7
If You Don’t Own an Auto
You may hire one here by the 777777110ur, day. week or month at
Our chauiieurs are careful and experienced men.
See the New Models of the Meyer
0 S C A R H .
7- Intern. linotype ma
HUMMER wmoow scnssue
wide....'...............21c
‘ cbes
wide..7...l..-.w71...... 25° '
23 inches high, 33 inches '
wide.....- 7"“ s't‘nnpn 290
1‘8CREEN DOORS .-§.‘..... 81.26
oh Chairs, Lawn Movers and Re- ,
'1
r
Asphalt. Tar. Cement,
Flag, Gravel, Cinder,
Tan Bark. —-A7ny con-
struction required. ‘
BROTHERS
“Ndd‘dm'ktkd'rl'
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everythigg in the Optical Line
:1»
:1-
«a
:1-
i Eyes Examined Free
ascorwrmmeoowm
sa WALL eraser
noswntx.
prions 438.
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Demonstrations «Newest.
BANK S
NORWALK. count. 1 33
tiesIOOIQOa'eItleoeogpoo.o..g..‘ m
...-1....” "......uoauouw... ‘I 1.
Contractors
and Builders
scum Newman. 7
BEIIOIIR (III IIFIIIIIIJAT107 “““N‘W M'- wd the rm rm
”to here. III for no general good,
This increased output can he reads in
many cam without main addition.
a or
to plant. without much
7. which we make for the world, and
7 ther additions to the free list,‘ still‘
lower duties, in some of the proposed
' none has learned that it may be big‘
. 7anti~trust act'in'the past. but the
' 1 about in cam-ot-‘impoachmont.
7 ' extends to every olenoe known to the
. an! proceedings are taken. or during
7 limestone. lumbar wool. the
{taint melamine
«sandstone-ct stuns;
the world over: but. u a rule, they moral «mm. the chic: increases
are sum in Connecticut than may WI 1°? N" m M mm aw
m with ourcompctitoru abroad some WWW! MW the suit can
belittle the attest. but it removing the 0‘ 111qu
duties has any HM moor or law} b‘our ”11$
M “an!“ iron:
try was at a low or
More, and hides in fluid.
otters put on 1115 ads list. and the ins
chemicals "and condoning sum Whom ct bids-lull were anon
than will be landed on our decks it! in this
more abundant supplies 111' c
What will bosom of these things try where
when inputted? They contain little Manhunt
labor. and invite labored than: 11‘”! now
wont be am a nor an: as study
upon MW labor.in {j
paramedics“. m lemma
winmubmtbaohortboywm «1mm:
, hmi‘ihmiiistlmwldmood bill the
trout rituals
when they
7am“, All “Willi”!
1111912. imminflfllm
and wire nailm 31mg 11 wine, cash regu7
, ea. sowing nin-
chines, typewriters. and from some
other necessaries, like boots and shoes,
from agricultural Implalnentsl 1
The people are told that the labor
less for material "will make no sub-
stantial dlgerence. This is erroifi.’1‘he_
materials tor. our Connecticut indusv
tries cost two and one:11a71r times as
much as for labor measured by the
day or weekly wage. labor is high7
here in comparison with manufactur-
ing conditions. abroad. but in the pro- .
- . duct, ,in nearly ,all,:t11e great indus- -
' vtries now exporting a part of. their
A J Colllns 8. Co
‘product; more is got ,lor‘a given cut-1
lay tori labpnin tllis’coujntry than in
,any other country in the world.
The Underwood tariff bill is steadily
making headway. As compared with
the PayilevAldrich tariil :,bill it is a
peaceful revolutionva reformation. a
renaissance. The opposition is poll-
tical and dempgogical. The new re-
form will usher In a great change, and
it cannot come too quick; and the
senate will commit 7a grievous error, as
well as a political blunder, if it de-,
lays action. Already public opinion im-
‘aroused to hurry it; and the astound-1
ing thing has taken place, of still fur-l
Senate amendments, than in the orig-
inal bill.
The eople have no lobby, but there
is a lob ; not to better the Under-ll
7by bribery at Washington but by‘
back fire from home. ...... 1
This calm, wise and Democratic
lport of all citizens. and of big and
little business, of boards of. trade, andl
of the church to hasten this good asi
they might wish for the nearertcoursel
'of the Gulf Stream, to better the cli-g
Imnte without fear oi shock from its
sudden coming.
Its effect to lower the cost of living
is not to be underestimated: but its
condtructive effect. to stimulate buéié‘,
'; 7 nose is more.
As the Underwood bill settles the,
7 tariff for years in the best sense, so:
3, 3 it removes in part the motive and the:
' possibility of restraints of trade, byi
.7 dividing territory. ruining competitors,
,1 raising pricesr and the Sherman antl-
~ trust act, upheld on its criminal as 7
7. .well as on its.civil side. does the rash! '
l‘ " We movement! through an ugly no;
'3 riod when these things were thought
to be keen business. Now they are
dangerous: and along with this, husi-r
1117111 yet fair. The great leaders or
dance sincerely wish to obey the
law. Government by prosecution is
not a permanent state. Prosecution
evils. to declare the law: and the law
is now clear. Any competent Foun-
selor can advise clients what not to
do. Easiness on its part is honestly
disposed to comply—willingly, gladly.
Now that we are entering upon a new
and benign era. business might be
taken at its word, trusted to keep
for all offences under the Sherman
dead past bury its dead.
one presidentia- power to do this.
Article 3. Sectioh 2. of the Constitu-
tion, gives the president power, to
grant “primer and pardons tor ot-
‘i'euosc against the United States, or.
i? “The power thus costumed is un-
limited. with the exception stated. it
an. and may be exercised at any time
utter lie commission. either hetero le-
thoir pendancy, or after conviction
iudxincnt. 'This power of the presi-
dent is not subject to inductive con-
trol. (insurers can neither limit the
its exercise any class of attention.
The benign premtivo or my ro-
posed in him cannot be tattered by
any losislativs restrictions.”
Garlands case, in 17.61. areas.
A accepts: proclmatlon of moon
or for all stances under the 911mm
Ath'l‘l-ust law in the but would be
all basin on u ions more! amnes-
trottorthcwui‘oraiithmbu‘tlcb
patina la rebellion. it 901114 outreach
finest it could not. and, or cdurss.
11110511111 not?“ tutors cannons. lint
am more than pmsouiiom some
m. 1m
special preparation for the clipping of costs on the most 1:
neodfuls for every member of the family.
“CREX’” RUGS 1/4 to 1/37 OFF
l‘Crex” Ru 9 need no introduction. The imp
7 point is the these are regular goods, in regular“
and are perfect, new and desirable 1‘11 eyery way—no odd -
sizes, "seconds" or “throwouts” among then).
1'th floor. Broadway. 77‘
Plain "Cl-ex”
35c Size (18 111.1136 1n. _
Specially priced ‘
atlvlonlotvlllodC V
Seven slates in between,
running up to ' ~
$7.50 Size (9 ft. x1210;
Specially priced $5 48,
at ....... ......
Figured “Crest"
31.25.5121: (51 ll. x“6 it);
on rice
a5...y..p.... 89‘:
Fd‘ur sizes in between,
running up to ~
$8.25 51A (9 a. x, 12 u);
Specially priced $6.48
at ......mu...”
wood bill, but to prevent action, not .
measure should have the active Sup:_ 7
was good and «necessary. to uproot .
these laws. and the elite wiped clean ~
«not at this pardon. notoxcludarrom .
mu W for the disputation of com» , ‘
wmmwwwomu ,
and we mam antiwar: . - .
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. Special Six-Coors:
( Restaurlint)
Luucusou _ '54;
Served Wednesday and Thursday ‘
11:30 A. M. to 2:15 P. M.
85c sax uousousmss GLOVES, 69¢
‘ Elbow length, made of heavy Milanese Silk, with
double finger-tips and Paris point embroidered back.
Excellent wearing quality. Black and white 011131.77
All sizes. . ‘7‘?
Ida!!oor.lroodway.________~._____)
MACY’S sic OLIVE 011. 91"” 64¢ 77
Imported from Spain by R. H Macy 8. Guaran- -
teed absolutely pure and of the finest quality. The very
best for making delicious salad dressing. ,
ma rim. am It.
7'57: PAJAMAS AT- 59c
Spring and Summer weight Made of tan and white
madras, with stripes in blue, pink and hello. Finished
with silk frog ornaments. All sites from 6 to 16 years. ,t...
loom floor. Nth It, neat. .
f
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BOYS
,l
GIRLS’ $1. 50 WASH DRESSES, 96c
Prett,practica1 little Frocks of strong and serviceable .
materia 57, check, stripe and plaid ginghams, figured
percales. str1 rJJed seal-suckers and some figured lawns in
every want: color. Made in waist line or long-waisted
eflccts. Many with wide pique collars. Plain or pleated
skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 years.
nus m. m as. 1 e
51.50 IMITA'I'ION HAIR HATS, 7967
Black or white, with black velvet iiangps. Ver
newest and smartest shapes; large. medium and steal
eifects.1d¢a1 lists for midsummer wear.
loom that. not .5
75¢ ALI. WOOL STORM SERGE ( yd). 49
Cream Serge-uwidth 38 inchcs~in rich, creamy tintg
free from an black threads or specks.
Black an Navy Storm Serge, width 4.3 inches. A
good, wiry, durable cloth. ‘
7 g I I. _ “HT-upflmm mm. M"’-
518.00 REVERSIBLE COATS, $13. 7
Women’s Satin Costa,eriect1 rcvcrmhle and oiv
acciul style. One stare cut back satin oi soft, r1011,
ustrous qualit; the reverse side oi old blue. gray;
amber or 11111:. Long, shat 1y cutaway model. with
kimono sleeves. 21.11.11- collur c act and shawl rovers. ‘
mammamm.
WOMEN’S $10 LINEN DRESSES, $7.14
Ramis Linen Dresses, in smart one~piece models
fastening down the front with large covered buttons
build-made buttonholes. Cissy beading ’oins the deep“
shoulder yoke and sleeves. Novel sci or coilsrnn
rovers. (”tuned to waist with buttons. camel
waist and utraightdine skirt urc joined with aiiupcd
drawn iincnaoovmd buckles. In sizes 34 to 44.
lavender, tan, wrest brown, Copeningon blue, roso.
blue and white. ,
med ’ “ and
7 most exquisite French pits
inill'biua. hello and
11111151 door admin
idtii :7 limited
7 1» units and coloredm
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