experienced anon can
otoeodingl‘y low; Esti-
"ng slush Special low
a”...
Sure
i Remember
k man stops at your house
0 sign Wm. En'ron, 3 Rowan
orwalk, on the wagon and
p working for me, he is cheat-
. because there were some
to; I pay lo a i-.b for rags
Kpprices {or auto. tires. rubbers.
helm metals and old automo-
areln demand. Ask for
"l’lease notify me ahead as l
' for the Hot Snu. order
or Awnin‘gsi
now and have mun-L
, ey. We lino do all
and: slum-10L.
ETERING and Fun-
niture Repairing,
Motlresses Renovat-
ed, Slip Covers made
to order. Our work
. is guaranteed. Esti-
mates cheerfully Ely-
en.
KOHN
5 45 North Main St.
‘ ...—“......”
. Enumerate
“the. Merits
s
hinting and paper-hang.
l The
1.34243 ’
. busy during the llbulr‘urnK-flim—w
L
”K
.KK KK r‘ “.. N \V ', a”
'v: . r. ,. .7 ’ . ' a
Great Bargains
at theinevw store in the Post 0!: W
lice lBloch. ‘ .
4am: Straw a... 98c :1
Ifdlifidhndvdiht) Keith; ‘Konquerv ,
7'1. 2.6., .‘Qxiord. special at - - 32-75.
Louis AVrick
’ no In being expressed over the dis-
3 for a days‘ outing.
tansportstion. lunch K
ode. prizsI iind inert-y mm riders.
The outing will be held m, Jul? -.
«.‘llth ' ‘
For a number oi years this has been
the Army custom and I am Very anx-
ions that. this hour's rotting shall be
successful in every way. This will
mean a great. eifort on our part. and ‘
i shall be pleased to have your ssIlIt— .
once in this worthy undermining.
I am therefore sending this an
in confidence that you v’will send us
; liberal contribution. Any surplus that ’
report. were tenured Bonds were may be leftover the actual cost or the«
NEW”- 5 outing will be usedl in the local work :
..WAIJL STREEF. 1:30 :‘l‘. m.——lt was Thanking you tor past lovers and In '
an uphill task to mark up prices in anticipation of a response at this
the face of the bearish. one ot the time. I remain. . . .
afternoon session. {Breahfiw g of! of ne- . Sincerely. youIr.
gotlations over wake s modules he- EDWIN J. PERRET'F
tween the trainmen shtick managers or ‘ (2de in Charge.
the Eastern railroads PFQEW a trash 8 ——Make all checks parable to
volume of selling orders. lpallethcr de- “The Salvation Army. inclf
pressing factor Was the engagement ~~
of $2 000, 000 more goltho’ r export to RUSSELL CHAIRMAN OF COMMIS-
Paris. Prices fell back, although they , SION.
' were not provoking
"The market. rose as
ml: the short hide. some
turbed state or clinics in Europe and
the possibility or reneWed tot-sign ii-
quidstion. lll'avorslble influences. talcum1
satisfactory crop news and the ex-
pectation of an unusually good show-
in: in the sovernment’s tqythco
1..
the whole house.
.-
therefore. should so made to to]: out
again. it has been regarded as, ax-
iomatic that it the country as a whole
lug even better.
‘Perhaps to some oi those who have
labored under these delu‘slous the de-
preciation in rallrosdsec ritieg which
A Most Complete Stock or Floor Coverings
. “LOG CABIN" RUGs-a'l‘hst look like the old lashicned mg carpets. All sizes. at loWest vprices. "
JAPAN. CHINA AND FIBER MATTINGs—Jn a great variety or pretty patterns. .« 3‘
THE FAMOUB GREX BUGS—«Plain colors and with attractive borders.
WindoW: Shades to Order
Expert workmanship, reasonbale prices and prompt delivery. Let us estimate on a single window or
was doing well the railroads were do- .4.
i“
:W/~"’ u,’-’-' 1 Av 57’, aln a .W tutu/a . a n. a dig
“\‘\-\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘~‘\-\-\.\‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\‘ -W\‘\‘\-
. H. ~Krieger & Co.
s ‘ \_.\_1. ‘1‘“.
at]-.. .
l-w'
‘Post our.» Block, eo. Norwalk.
did not drop below the previous low
figures Beale buying tended to: hold
the movement. within comparatively
narrow limits.
. our
Hazcltonu-
* - Goal
The B. Hershfleld 8: Sun Co.
TEL. 2“. inc WATER s'r.
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lilillmtll In so our all
STRIKE
(Continued from first page.)
ltlons and are willing to concede an in
Icrease in freight rates so that it would
lbe possible for the railroads to im-
Kfily opposed to paying any greater
Wages of organized labor, which is be-'
The Erie says it is willing to consid-
erwwages and conditions oi ”individuals.
but will not agree to any general in-
l
crease to any class of employes at the
sacrifice or needed safety appliances
Rubber
1 pay the highest price for
AUTO TIRES
No. l inner Tubes. 25¢ a 1b.; No.2
“Kano improved equipment. "I! this do.
'K-‘mand and those which Will follow are
ito be conceded as they have been in
‘tha past." says the statement. “the ol-
0 ilcials ot the Erie Company cannot but
expected to Join in its spoliatlon.
{Therefore we have to decline any tur-
lther participation in the proceedings
lander the present conditions"
l prove their facilities. but are decided-l
freight rates “simply to increase the:
lug tairly and properly compensated "5
attention of Talcott vii. Russell, who
will be chairman of the commission
which will administer the .worlrmen's
compensation act when the not he-
comes operative on Jan. 1 next. was
called to the statement that the new
Klaw does not exempt employers with
less than live employee, he made this
reply:
‘in my opinion, it would he improper
Kfor me as chairman of the commie
sion. or tor any member of the com-
I mission, to make a statement concern-
concerning the construction of partic-
ular provisions of the compensation
act in advance of such questions coni-
ing up before him or before the board
in an actual case. i will simply say
that in the construction of statutes at-
tention should be paid to the general
innument meaning of the ‘hilt." .-
___._...____;_.._.,_lu.
ITHROTTLING A GREAHNDUSTRY
‘Hobbllng the Railroad: Nb! Without
Its. Connections:
...—......
Were the prices of farm products
obe fixed by commission in this
‘country in the lace ot a steady in-
Lcrcase in the cost of farm implements
.and materials and a general advance
in the wages demanded by isrmhands
there would undoubtedly be a shrink-
NE‘V HAVEN. July 8.-—When the.
has lately taken place. sending many
standard railroad stocks down to their
lowest figures in years, has come with
a convincing shock. The , capitalist,
ever watchful of such conditions, has
been asking more for his money than
he used to. The ifew York. New Ha-
ven and Hartford Railroad was re-
cently compelled to Day 6 per cent. for
money borrowed on short time notes.
Money raised through a sale or mort-
gage bonds by the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St. Paul not long ago cost that
road nearly 5% per cent.. whereas
money raised under the same mort-
cent. and even lose.
Plainiy this state of affairs cannot
continue: Yet demands upon the rail-
roads persist. No sooner isonc wage
increase granted than another is ush-
lid. No sooner ace; :1 legislature cnnct
a"tuii crew" measure, increasing tre-
mendously the expenses of the rail-
road without any productive return,
than it is asked to pass legislation cal-
gplnted to prevent a road ilom hiring
outside men in the event at a strike.
vnnls, although the bill known at
the "antl-strlkcbreaker bill" and in-
troduced at the behest of the unions
was allowed to die. it would have
shackled every‘railroad in the Stars.
Rage only a few years agchost i he; ,
This was the case recently in Pgnnsyi. ‘
inner Tubes, tide is 1b.: Auto Shoes, 8c
3 lb.: Books and Magazines, 35c per
100’; hemmn 250 per 100; Rugs.
G. Yourdisky':
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ava. Bo. Not-walk.
~—
l-arge Fancy
New Potatoes
22?: a peck
850 a Bushel
New England Grocery Co.
12 No. Main at. Tel. 16.-
v. nwm tlhqvl
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ADVERTISE lN THmNTINIL.
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'1‘: ‘ icoroner Herman Reports on Collision
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. cording to the tortilla!“ ”lib WI!" MW than: and at tho saute limo llltllfll them
" criminal not or said illnlly.“
; as to be ready on mm all the train riled and trusted with colittlmnlr. melllhé assertions or t‘onuotly that In lllul
‘ mums mamas old all In their
mum m u too as
rods and one instant MK nor as attainable evidence it“ .m
ENG‘NEER R'GBY RESPONNBLE' L... in inrm values which would speed-
~Ily become a matter of national con
cern.
In Win-ted on Jam 2- The plight oi the farmer would be-
WXNS'FED July 8. «The coillslort be 'come a subject oi general discussion.
tween a milk train and a special on A thousand. nay. a million lousucsi
the New York. New Haven and Hart-l would was in his behalf. To the im-
l'ord Railroad at North Kent on the portunitles of sgrlcullllraiists “1ch
last. in which Thomas rulu under such conditions legislators
JrWsldon oi Stamford. lineman on the would be among the first to listen. live charge more tor what they give, the
special. was killed. was caused solely llel.‘ measures would luv undertaken railroads have had to sequins margin
throauh the carelessness and negll- and with the lilpl‘oiul or the people new”... “Barnum revenue and ex-
ncnce of Engineer William ‘Rlsby. 0i;ns a whole for the pr’uuperit)‘ or the pause; ntendlly diminish without
the special. accofdlnz lo the finding turnu-r must be Insured soothing to interest the public in their
oi Coroner Samuel A. Human. of Next to agrirulturc the railroads plight.
Between 1880 and 1913 railroad tax-
23 increased 178 per cent. per mile.
although the- net capitalization in-
creased but 20 per cent. per mile.
Since 1910,. there has been an increase
in the amount paid to labor or nos.-
000.000 although the number of em:
ployees has been reduced by 3.882.
Powerless to raise their rates. to
Litcllileld county, mad: :Klnhilc lurid»: trout the greatest nlunlo Industry in Once the public: did grasp lllu plight
ilighy lives In Hulzlaon N Y this country. They collect and din of the railroads That was when over ‘
The special was rcthrninx from lrilluio neulth as does no other single 50 per cent, at them were in the llnndn.‘
ISIocitbrldge. Muss" alien; vins con ungucy They employ will. bill) people of receivers, and it was not so many;
vcyed them Dr. 'C H Mchurlioy, n and pay out In Wages mery your 31. years and. either. A cry \i'l‘lll up loL
uromlnouvlvhrsiclan of New York cm. autumnal 'l‘llls duo; not Include the go... llwm .. chimera tor a llrlflf W 1K
and funeral party. for the burial at his runway simply industry employlcs nl- iod they were not lmrussod. were only
wile Only llle trill“ crew were Clinical as many more. , lanlslnlerl to death and the rebound:
bellrrl ‘ g tint to the plight oi the railrondll was marvelous. llm must them he a
The collision. the finding says. was the people have become callous. Tbilovlsloll to the darlc days of lililu lw
conned by reason of mm not stop. MM! more money out or railroad tron 'Iorc the truth lll tannin brought home
bills his train for "In WI‘DMI‘ 0' llfl‘l‘illrlcs. to colonel tin-m to pay higher to the people?
lull the switch thrown. to that hit “an... to lmy holler equipment to .
"th could Inks tho flldllll. Wlllfih. M‘v‘ (yummy “mm mm: in {my more In
no Mm... me... ”We-...»
DDHALAN iNQUlR‘V STARTED.
. AlliilA‘Nl'. N. Y.. lul) ii. The lealsl
istlvc inquiry to the charges proforma
lfllhfll Supreme Court lilsttcc Daniel
it Willi lib dilly ll} (Til, and that mild Illllii‘lfl I...“ mr “vim: ”WY Imps; til
Weldon,» Illmtb WM caused W the null hull beams"! the roost natural
. filling in the worlu.%lv“.1t‘:ohalahlol New York by loam A 5
Will finding infilllll‘ MW “MW!" lsvt the railroad try in economist: by tténnolly. a contractor. imam loony
”WW ”NM"! NONI Krill (WNW retrenchment treasures and It Is told lingers the Senate and Assembly .lmll i
W Will" W W“ ”Wm” WWW“ it mum, ails better service under stale diary committees .»
Mil “1mm“: ”3’” “Mill“. l0 lib W vur federal methods of revaluation. No 3 Elle charges. which new promoted
ward 101““ from "T "l“ Pullman car. body has may love for the railroad byline grievance committee. or the
which was next. to lllé‘ltidfliltt’llll‘u. fill that hint spending locust: it ism stir York lid/r Association. nmbrsr’h
stopped at North Rent to open this lulnlctll are as read; to with n whack intention agreed with councils imam
switch to allow it w Wm Ibo ridlml la um also... was M la the. marl one city contracts in mini-s (or no»
But when he started to so into the gnawing oi ms of too lunch prosperity live our soul. or the plain; that ho
Pullman nor. be round It was locked This has. mus on use for some extend to limit as part of the soul.
and he was unable «.1. pass tum lleyaml. Protest» against. increase a! also at I sell brought by councillors
tliterchurn he remained so the next usrimfingm bl“ Hyman... ammo. ’ restore:- the mossy paid on the be per
trill! fimwm 31W”- explanations rounded or: his stomach cunt. “ 1th» s lulu commas be
"I line not conductor «slaw ml 2.. Hilton! revenues hays boss mot assistant lo the action to the sheet“.
with a grin. stillness reports at not .ihlilt hilt motley in dilution had been
power to avert the collision and nutrient m merit resales. ’l'ilt. rutgsliafind that its cursed with donnolllt
in
mi
"MW" v heroine ever she calls loom Wt“ in in tail to procure I political position
. WW . . . . a... habits are and in in: mils salsa eardrum“: In consideration ethnol-
'rsnosrmuot smalthsudmwsmyar . anchor“ yoamwmuw
. you any. can accosted by flotsam sally It ‘ s slits the note ms issue
when librarians mills ommmvlt
Wine W the theta m c nth
comments , "must" rnliids tote WWW
Lunncmms cum Bet Given Sway)
The Leading Outfitters id The Norwaiks
July Reductions
IN OUR GREAT ‘
Furniture Dept.
Special sale of Shringing Couch Hammocks .
., $5 .98 mid $6. 98
Garden or Lawn Swings, made of stout hickory
wood, painted red; will accommodate '
adults.... ............... .. 0$50v
Porch Rockers at' Kgreatly reduced prices.
A very large assortment of Oil Cloths, Linoleums
_ and Mattipgs at ppecially low prices. . g l'
Charge Acccuuts Solicited
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dill seals é?
Best Creamery Butter a lb 310
~ 22 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1
The Great A&P Tea Company
1M WA-anTON 01‘. SOUTH NORWALK -
Deliveries 8:80 I. In. no mo 9. n.
Tel. No. no
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l SEALSHIPT SYSTEM ATTACHED.
FOHOW the CfOWd ' The Read a Vollr Electrical Com-
.pany have brought suit of $1.000
ROTON POINTlIgaInIt the Sealshipt Oyster System.
ilnc” oi Northport. New York, for the '
Pavilion
non-payment ot a nil or 3478. 97 rl‘he
plaintiilay claim $500 damages. 'llle
case is returnable to tile Eourl. of Com»
Emmi Plans. at Bridgeport. the first.
finding may). mill“ and ”an“, Tuesday in September Attorncyi'un»
doc ls acting tor llecd a Volk.
Alterations. i
Six Pie: esof Music:
A (006% adv any: ill the hour until r.
' VACATION
NEEDS
for traveling or wearing apparel ,
”can ”it!!! supplied here at a mo
cat's notion.- '
hrllrubc“ ,‘l‘runkn ........
122. no to MM!)
Irish Trucks “#6530 lewd-00
tsuruor “(trunks onto to $20.90
ult Cassy. Traveling tings,
Toilet l‘sroll. rv c. .
Normal): arrests for the world
tamed Mather (locus st Maris
, (‘rossw
While Duck little libs
i“ cry Mturdsy qulit.
a. “smashed-...... Wasaw. «awn ..m l
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he have coat for publication at inlnounal
misleading statement in ‘r‘rmy to the
ifuunnlly charges. dilution enemies.
antenna; Humans alumintulcllt to the
humerus bench. L.
.
GIMME”. 0.. duly than Foo:
est Hill his slimmer holds. .lohn lit"
harmony will allows than: lull
seventymllrul birthday. With only
one or two of his Giovanna lrlcnds
present. the only will be passed quietly.
ails brillihifdlhiflt limits A. Rudd.
and family. are absent more the city.
and there will be no tacitly party. . ‘
s . Judaism“ no...» ‘
ROOKIFKLLIK’I EMTHDAV.
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’3‘“ W cent. of Wit).
«Wmuloomuthwmrrw.
muses: the“. It rm first,
that. motorist;- by culturing Isms
ma ’ .
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Josegh Davis
8 Wfll “WEN i‘fkll‘l’.
“UT“ NONKWAiaK. EDEN.
... vs,
. " summer vast ways” on. Mortimwmdm final
sorts s‘v‘llt‘rlla'tsurlfiil.
Norwalk Chronicler