, “on elicit.
i hinea‘iloiden, ttc~_
, derrizsg. ‘ ,
“esprests 7,312: ,
I
Beanies Beparment.
ranch Office, Norwalk.
I Residence. ,
, ring about at least a partial cos-
n of the attacks against the rail-
tatement,, explaining his action,
t“ is the; general belief that it was
W A Lloresults oer. ‘Mellen‘s resig
no in twill be. That he is one of the
2 ntraiiroad presidents of his day
orally admitted.‘ ‘That he made
no takes is 'siso admitted Whether
_ New Haven company and the pub-
lip ill be benefited by his resignation
[Hg trowel: ”doubtful, but by- who
moans impossible.
On the surface, it looks as though
New Haven Company was plan~
hips, to institute a new policy. which;
will be more acceptable to the general
goblin and which will meet the re-
quirements as set forth by the inter-
oifia‘tg Commerce Commission and Pub l
lie, Utilities Commission.
snarling a few, it is generally re
matted that Mr. Molten has been tore.
, ed as: of the presidency. [Despite all
the attacks, unfavorable reports of
commissions. hMr. Mellon has done a
great deal 101‘ Newnnglnnu. no span
1188‘ been found with the actual roil-
rodd management, even by those con-
ductingthe moat searching investiga-I
tiona', and alter all that is what most
concerns the public.
, we hope the change will be for the
better-rather than tor the worst.
. i“. .2 . .‘A .2 ‘
I‘Rlour To THE pomr.
, IfII 4......
‘3‘he new high school principal in
‘ Britain, getting confused, culled
town Great Britain lie would
been nearer right had he said
le‘-Polaud.»~Merlden Journal.
linmerican sailors are the bravest in
‘ or instance, there's one
wn who wants to get married on
My dhouth «Bridgeport Telegram.
. w»-
it mayor of Jacksonville, Fla" has
ed ml the women of that city to
"would: spilt skirts it it were
’r mayors, a good deal would be
to the zayety of American poll
i—vNew York World.
M0“—
New Yorker, who was told by at
glutmte to pay his wife to a week
" or support, replied; "i it do as I
Verbena the Windiy oi' the
of July made him inclined to-
the declaration or independence
, lye discovered that there are
” dos be tresdom in this country
six months herm on Itho
blcli too meditate over his
lei between
”ma am
dialed. imports, on the basis or 1912 im-
. the immediate iii-t
” the coming fiscal year, the report es-
~ power to impose tariff duties or a re-
lilies «room. «also shows M the “bill iillou'be bill ‘‘‘‘
, government receipts for the has
year ending June 80. 19,15- there wi
be an estimated aurplun in the govern
men treasury or 52 020.000._ , ,
silt feature of this bill it is
pointed' out is the large increase oi:
import to be admitted tree or duty.
Urider the House bill the value of tree-
portations was «$103,000,000, whereas
he Senate in; can-
one by sWeep’lnrehanges, propose to
tree list imports valued at 1147 ,‘3675
000. an inormerin undutiable imports
over the House bill of 343 867.000.
Upon the basis of ten months tor
timetés that the ioceipts horn cus~
toms alone under the new bill will be
‘_ ‘; ascents, 000; from income tan~ tor ten
.months, $58,330,000; corporation tax,
337, 000000;, internal revenue, includei
: lug tax on cotton futures or $5000 000,
I 3297; 000,000.
and that the revenue has:
all other sources will bring the totaI
_ for the fiscal year to $996, 810, 000. ‘E‘With
'. dishurcemeiim estimated for the com;
_ "' .mittee byi treasury experts at $094-«
190.0099. balance is shown in favor of
the government of. $2,020 ,000 ,
in analyzing its changes in the
i
iii-louse administrative features of the
bill, the committee "deemed the“.
amendments of the House entirely too
drastic," particularly those authorizirig‘l
examination oi books of foreign menu-l1
lectures, a five per cent. tariff dis-i
count on imports in American ships,i
and other like features, uhich were
stricken out. Particular attention is
called to the Senate provision “dos lg
noted to throish. the president With
1!
taliatory character upon all articlesl
comprised in a specified list " whle chi
includes many agricultural products.
“For some years " says the report in
referring to this retaliatory prov isiom
“there has been a development of max-
hump and minimum tal’m abroad and
in not a few instances the government
of the United States has been compel-
led to see its citizens subjected
harsh and discriminating tariff treat-
mont abroad without being able under
the law toadcrd relief. I'I‘he tariff acct
or 1909 recognizes this situation and
established a general maximum scho-
dule of duties 25 per cent. higher than
the general or minimum rates of the
law.
adequate and the situation under it
:has been less satisfactory than that Senate committee in “’00! tops ““9
which previously existed No material
advantages have been derived from
it but on the contrary, it has stood
in the way of successful commerce
with other countries.
"The provision now recommended
will it is believed. place in the hands
a .
.Iupou the parent, such parent is alloy.
'of children. fiy
‘lowest possible exemption to any one x ‘
{sing for grain, wool and other bass,
.on cotton and woolen goods. wearing
toi
This maximum schedule heal
)proved embarrassing, clumsy and in- left unchanged as to "he an” and
ms moon tax com 94, 000. as in
V
but temption at not incest its
000 and allows an account or in
'a‘dditio‘nal exemption of
000 to either the husband 62' “ wile
where they are living together but not j
to both. in the we of a ‘snlhor child
ideas livlns' With and dependent
ed an additional exemption or 950
one minor child and up to $1. 000
account minol‘ Li‘hllg iIéii except who
both parents he tooling: in
no. hxemption i
person would it“snd tile hi
oi' relvenue deniihb
is deemed adult is
added obllfia‘tioil ioh" cc
rinse and children, arid salutary as
phasizing the in utility as the uriit in
social strutting “m
The changes in all the schedules
dealt with at length in the report ct ,
lcultural products. many at which i:
ear
were transferred to the free list in
addition to those put there by tlie
House, the committee has/this to any
“The House bill and amendments,
made by the committee on finance, tub "
Ily recognized the paramount interests '1
or our agricultural population by ploc- ’
ing agricultural implements 0! every ‘
kind and description—«fence and balu
lug wire, cotton bagging and ties, low
priced blankets, boots and shoes, ce-
ment, nails, lumber, coal. trainees, sad-I
dies, cotton gins. wagons, carts. hag-
sewiug machines and many other pro-
ducts oi! daily utility on the free list.
In common with the rest of our people
our agricultural population will share I,
in the benefits brought about by the re- ‘
ductions ot the duties on sugar and,
its eventual elimination. The subside.
tial reductions made all along the line
apparel of every description. on credit
ery, household furnishings and uten-
{.3115 hardware and similar products of
our factories, will remove a consider-
able part of the burden of tariff taxa-
tion new borne by the farmer. as well
as the dweller in the city and the la-
borer in the factory, fields and.mlnes.
The sugar and wool schedules are
free raw wool, hut reductions by the
yarns are explained and sweeping re-
ductions in the metal schedule are
treated in the report with considerable
comment. Pig iron, term manganese
and other products are placed on the
“tree list and the report says:
“The House bill places iron ore an
est possible chenihtlch to any one pore I
son :5 000. iWh‘ile‘ the amendment may _
of the pmsidem powers which though on the free list mainly because it was
extensive in their sphere, are suilic found that the domestic supply was
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Because "
Our Preps
>-
Monday Mcmmg, J uiy 21
We do not herald the coining of this glorious
event by glaring craggerations or misleading ;
advertisements We believe that the mere an— ‘
out that Summer“ Clearance Time is Here; will serve to
' "eopie Of The Norwalks and vicinity “
I ‘ penning of a Boston Store Clearance Sale-—
That it means literally absolute clearance of all remaining goods '
or the season: with small regard to losses that may be necessary ,
to effect the desired result. Beesuse they have learned that
there are always hundreds of opportunities to save in sales like
Is‘ations are Complete
How wen we have prepared it, it is now fOr you to be the judge.
We await your verdict we have re-Inarked all merchandise at I
July Clearanpe Sale prices“, .Prlces so low that one and all signi
i’y flearance. Your greatest expectations Will be more than Ire. ‘
alizedrimUnderprlce Offenings. This Great Sale ID 71'] GIN S
ill! .
Monday, July 21 at 9 a. m. .. Hail to be here early ,
it 9
9 ciclock ,
lull FETE 0F TIliliT'l
’ Willilill'8‘ lilllil
(Continued frog am page;
The afternoon was given orer en:
tirely to the lawn features themselves,
while the main attraction in the even
ing was a mlnstrel show of high or-‘
der. Prominent local artists appeared
. and G. Ward Van Alstyne as song-
" tenth et 11 acute pound on cotton sold DNdllces it only tor its own use and dor 0’ ”“3 grounds ii ‘9’“
l which, in its usual opomtion, produc d
Bel-Mm
Visible; ‘
I his. Ind than» cinnamon
lenuy circumscribed to permit or their largely controlled by the United State.
being exerted within the limits assign- Steel corporation. and for the purpose:
‘ea them without distu‘bing the gencr oi aiding the independent iron andl
al fiscal system or the United states. “eel manufacturers in “"5“" competi-
Wise use oi’ the retaliatory power wll|,I 9"“ with ““5 monopoly
it is reasonably to be expected bflngl “For similar reasons the committee‘
about equitable arrangements; with on ‘iinance thought the term manga-
these countries which do new more “980 should also he placed upon the
thus fair treatment, and it is probable “‘09 list. Th9 Willi“ :States Stealer ,a most pleasing scone Dotted if“:
that the weapon thus providedw‘ill'be Inflation largely controls- tbe domesticlund “‘9'" M”! 1’00"” and I” “3
so available and effective as to render are out of which form manganese, ltents, With the green grass 01 ti;
its actual use entirely unnecessary on. which is I manners: material in the 1W“ and the "y‘wvemd 01mm" 0:
Itier any ordinary conditions " .manulacture of steel. is produced.
or another important feature added This corporation is the only producerl
by the Senate committee a t“ of one- oi! term mmaaese in this country but witnessed the '99"
and provided a delightful entertain-
ment tor the large gathering whichl
lpractlcaiiy tilled the seating arrange
menus in the large tent to the north‘
of the church.
The lawn on the south side of the
church was so decorated as to furnish
91mm as a plenary to those who
Around the icon
My toncel
through stock exchanges tor fund‘s de- 00198111121)th. it. was thought under 0! wire was prottlly coveredh wig:
livery. the report says: those conditions that that the finds 3’99““ “a the three high are m '
should be permitted to import this 0‘“ poaitiona. In “‘9 "mm mm
matter to be one lit for in
0 19190950011 a on, ”an“ or electric lights. the ”Wt
01 a Draper tax. not only because 0! high-priced alley use 01 duty, on
its indirect influence in eliminating a that with iron are and term manga- WM all changed. but still beautitui. i
parasite which has amleted the cunt. nose on the multivitamins compel The can“? 0°00! W! *9 “WK“ 0‘
70°" 0" dealing in purchases or cotton titled would be maximisation and the M“: .990“. “0"}? Bench “'1 ““95
for nature delivery. but because it will price or the finished products at my; Frances Bur-sell. Mrs.
result in the collection of it considers. and steel would be eventually lower. conclusion M” H- 5- 309‘1» , “"4
his sum of revenue from a genre ed. " Bsiiwita and Mrs. Lyman 60mm}
Concerning the tenant revision the W060 om the «shire booth I The
abnormal moms from a business that Senate committee says that (allowing Miter booth was in claim of Mm
is not susceptible or last nil-elm in the leadinx at the house “it can Samuel Weed lemonade WM “*9-
any other way. count in the moments homo. passed from an attractive booth 09‘
“The committee is advised that since to theldonoe bills. to lumber cement M"!- C~ H Godtrey. assisted by the!
1907 up oiliciel reserd at the extent and pet-loot the theory at amassing ladies of Hit nuns. Guild dream ml
or the dealinus on the cotton must a “monomeric“: mar upon the indict: suits To! will W m 'l
in contracts to:- intern delivery Its no- basis of competitive rates walnut and W rim abuse at M will 3"“
possible to the public, butralla’lile am. on summer-um in the am at u- Wailers and Min Minnie W
mates in: the dashes» at about 130,- buns conditions or the amt samen- 1m flotilla William to: the an
090.009 was some in meat ”on. more nttemueu oi the mo in m were mailed with in» mm ”to
n «emote beffihfifiommflflfiih mason immune-s momma m Willow m Agate?”
ion on meson per cent. cream Mandi-«air arm was new around no lines In woman! but
" tracts of sale and purchase or this Most ballet that enactment into law in Mmamillug m. m’
tor-dame Imam-embroiled its that or the House bill, u’ amended. will re represented by with, Mary Woodward
bunch statement-um m» aflthomflemmlomw or in mm 0mm amt io-
omit. £1164mede Win or with: more: ram
Mlle: ourmmotoummm not WWW“
nullified womanhood-Whit its,
set all on, the picture was one whichl ‘
"The committee believes the subject pendent competitors or this monopoly were more cleverly not in mommy VI
remarkably well. The large chorul’
did fine work and insisted the com
edlans in their presenttions.
, Miss Mildred Aller, in her specialty.
a fancy dance, was charming, as were
Miss Lydia Vosburg'h and' Messrs;
Earle Brooks Hosldns, John W. Wehle
303",
The attendance exceeded the outlet
nations of even the moat hopeful and
so excellent was ‘the entertainment)
that a large crowd gathered on the
hill outside the tent to enjoy the,
show
Mrs Magaw, as interlocutor. proved
exceptional in that capacity Her por-
tions of the conversation were well
carried on and in a clear, distinct
m...“
‘Why Not Use
William 11.; "
LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
crowd.
Prices Reasonable
Artificial
voice that was appreciated by the
audience.
To the raithtul and enchant commit-’
has consisting of Mrs. John ii Knapp.
no Samuel W Hoyt, In, Mrs. his-
We Represent ,
First Class and
Prompt Paying
Firelnsursuce
Companies
J. M. Layton &Co.,inc.'
REAL EBTATE AND lNSURANOE
it Railroad Ave. loath Nomiio
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CIGAR
Procession
Roger Ludiow
Nugget
Latte Gem
ALL DEALERS
gen It was by their hard work that!
ion every article that you
‘gaw Mrs. Samuel Weed, Mrs. William
R. Pennington and Mrs. Thomas Rich-I
artisan, too much credit cannot be xiw
the affair proved asooialas well as at
financial success, s
raisenoua CALL no
llllfll H i
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore blame and rm m a
Sea Food cooked to order
Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
Money’s Worth
m: I mi
only to not r011 as
that!“ Namibian. a.” Wine
:or 91. such m i’ort. Mum
Ital and Whiskey from £1.76 .91. up.
than,] $1.76 up. ”Fina cannot in tor
30 0 Wine W M
we... a sorrow
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and do. as a trial. no
deli. out orphans illicit.
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out on one article
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