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. cooler tonight; Tuesday fair;
New Styles 111 Ladies'
House Dresses
in Ginoham and Percale at
$1.00, sizes 34 to 46 inches.
Ladies' Long KIMONOS in
Fiowewd Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.
Full Number Of
the Pidton'al
Fashion Book
now ready at
WM. P. BEERS :
Kodak and Stationery Stores.
6 South Main Street,
South Norwalkl
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.
May Manton Patterns.
All I'aiter11sm....... 101:
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Biook
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offering.
Refrigera 013
To close out our entire lot of refrig
erators, we offer all sizes at a saving to
you of from ‘20 to 33%. You should
not fail to take advantage of this special
Porch and LaWn Furniture at prices
that are worth while.
The A. J. Collins Co.
Tennis
WEATHER FORECAST. 3
Fair and
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For Norwaik and vicinity:
moderate variable winds. Weather
conditions: A slight disturbance cen
tral 1111111 Nantucket Mass. is causing
cloudy weather with light local shon-
ers in the eastern portion of the Lake
region and New England. Another
disturbance central near Pt3115t1COia,
Fla, is causing showers on the East
Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Pleas.
hot weather prevails in the western
and central districts.
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WEATHER A YFAR AGO TODAY:
Tennis Tennis
If you want to see a complete line
of Tennis Goods before buying, this
is the place.
Tennis Rackets from ..
Have you seen our line of Tennis
Balls? If not, drop in and let us
show you.
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE.
$1.00 to $8.00
Thompkin’s Cove
Blue Stone for
and Drives
By Load, Carload or Cargo
Walks
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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O. B. Jackson
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Temperature: Low, 57; high,
Partly cloudy.
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lo: logo-date Service !l" A
”FRED. H. GANUNG.
funeral Director and
‘ Embalmei‘.
Office and Rooldcnoo
Telephone 904.
84.80. Main 8t. 80. Norwoik.
MISSING WORD CONTEST.
The word last Week was "sugges-
tions" in the advertisement of A. J.
Calling Co between the words "many”
and “for" The prizes in this con-
test will be awarded Saturday, Aug-
ust 9th,1913. '
Miss Florence Kelly, of Maple
street, has returned from a visit in
Danbury.
Follow the Crowd——
w,A.HANFonD
‘EGARAGE
Stanley Steam” “Cars
AUTOMOBILES ‘TO R E NT
Rambler Cars
James Tierney, of Norwalk, has re
sumed his duties often- a two weeks'
vacation.
ROTON POINT
DANCING
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Pav1hon
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Mrs. William Bates, of Norwaik.
spent yesterday visiting friends in
Waterbury.
Wallace Worth, of New York, Spent
the week end with relatives and
Iriends in Norwalk.
Mating Construction Co.
Estimam furnished on All kinds of building construction, tit - ;
wane and repair work.
128 WASHINTON STREET.
TIL. 857-12.
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Miss Burchie Worthington, of New
1York, in Spending a few days with
friends in Norwallt.
Charles H, Iioyles. is enjoying a
two woohs‘ vacation from his duties
in Glover's shoe store.
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Miss Viola Decker, pinnoist nt
Woolworth‘u, is enjoying her 11111111111
vocation of two weclts.
Mrs, David Post and daughter, Lil
iinn. oi 11311111111 inland, 111111 spending 11.
Week with Mr. and Mrs. G. backer. of
Putnam uvonuo.
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“The Moyer See oi the Moyer Car,
The Moyer Want to Own tine”
Four and Six Cylinder Model: in stock.
Catalogues or demonstrations on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR 'H. BANKS
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
Miss Tonsio Buckley spout Sunday 3'
11.1. Woodmont iionch. 1111 tho guest of
lu-r inoihor and sister, who are stur-
but 111. tho Montiulwk coiingo,
24 Nonh Main St.
south Norwalk.
Stamford, Greenwich and '
Now-York City.
Miss tirtico iii. Seymour. of \i'ont
inroot. in visiting Mrs. 11‘. i1‘.. Wood fifififidfi-‘v -W
at. Arlington 11111111111111, Mush. Mr». \\\\ _ H . Mm
Wood was formerly Miss liorlhn
81111111. of iiunhury. Tennis, l11lliiiii, 1111111111. tennis. itoud
today's adv. .iunneu iionnolly.
b11111. Mary (1. Koolor 11nd Minor-s
Thoreau. ids and liiuurho “with, of
South Norwulh. huvo gone to Mount
i‘inoco. in tho Adirondack». for o.
throo wooirn' romping excursion. I
Misses Kniio 1'111111111111, of h liiiivh
Court. and ilorihn 11.,- ilohiianr, of 21
idly Mantle, returned this 1110111111111.1
from u. trip to liriduoport.
an...” Wham.
Members of p, (7‘ Lounnbury Lgdgg,‘ (lounge Taylor, residing at 21 South
N. in. 05 p” attended the funeral of Main street I11 able to be about today.
Mrs. Mary 11. 1111111111. of :i-itumford, 111110me a few days Of high fever.
yesterday. T1,...3...;.1,m.fl was 11 1111111111- whlch necessitated his close confine
ber of the South Norwnih lamina. "119'“ W ’1'“ “9‘1-
4‘ mm m-“
M11111 Currie A, Seymour 1mg sold Carl Erbter, 11 former resident of
a lot. on the corner of boiler and Dobbin-Y, spent the week end at his
Quincy streets, Norwnik, to (kmge sisters' house. Mr. 13111111111 while in
Johnson. The 111111; was made through Donbury visited 1111111111 or his old plot“
the office of J. M. Layton and Co.
1' nappy time,
‘ “ 4 Henry A. Regulus has returned
SpfiClflI this week home from a visit in New York City
we also promo Seltzer ........... tic where he pnrticitpnted In the oelebi‘ar
25¢ .1... promo Seltzer .......... 15¢ tion of his uncles birthday dinner.
511., gm aroma 5..an .1....... zoo John Splltdort In widely known
81.00 Ii» 1311111110 sensor m...“ we throughout his many inventions,
‘ many ammonium have observed
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Our Advice On Building
1.5111111 tree to our customers, but that is no also it’s worthless,
for we give it freely to inouro our friends against tho common
error of i1omo-i1uiidoru,nnd as an advertisement.
No matter what you are going to build, you'll lint] 1111 always
randy to advise you. Even if it's only 11 board for 11 repair job,
or 11 bunch of l1ttl1 or shingles. 11o want you to come in and see
The Hatch 811 Bailey Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
IOUTH NORWALK.
NORWALK. CONN.
Contraetorv :
and 'Buildt ii
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a H‘L‘ill 1411111111 of revenue to l!11il1.111:i
,limied to be wrutkenlug iii the i'1111111
, ldniion.
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Eyes Examined Free ,1 __
°**%%%%%M*3¥%MT%*T*MVBTW $26 000 on" BEDUQTENI ing of fieight rates it is imoun that
fidigmnnd with (nucleic.
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' quarters is that that-11111111111 (01111111111111; the post otliro department
mates and in general spent a very.
fl uncommon fllil‘fl W 11111: 11111111 m ooiil.
that 11111 111111111. 111111qu is 1111111111111! 1111 .
Complete é
Housetumishers
134.1315 wounuo s1, South Nomuk.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co.
LEANING‘ TOWER OF PISA
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Cuts. to force a quick Clean Up '
Hand. at Lowest Prices.
NOTICE
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North _
Main Street, where we sell all Household Goods, new, and second;
‘Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
We buy new and second-hand furniture and stoves.
Tel. 419. .
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Leaning Tower of Pisa. lining SOUTH NORWALK
. PHONE 410.
which for 111111111 generations has 1191.11.11
The
in the money paid bv tourists. is 1111.
Much work much he donc to‘;
saw it liom i‘n]|i11:1 fo1 wata‘r h'is
xscoped into the foundation from the “H 1“ ”1"“ S_"‘”1 1‘ II’UX '
g'Riiel Alno 'ilio pater is to bet ‘1 l.1s Smith 3 i-‘ ’11.) box
drained oil and the base is to be. Atlas ilorux, :1 pkg.
lividened and filled to 11111 level ot‘ii1e;.t1h1s immonin, bottle ...........
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TEAS and
COFFEES
Very Best Creamery Butter lb 311:
iii S, and il Stamps flee M111 1111) of the lollouin1:
19 MAIN ST...
NORWALK.
PHONE 388. 1
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the question may be taken up almost
.at any time. With a standard height
grate once established between blocks,
instead of between points and all other
.rntes stated in percentages of the
standard, the mystery of the present
complicated maze of freight rates, in
ithe opinion of the commissions ex-
Flili EXPRESS I30. ’8
(Continued from first page.)
Oct. 15,
1913 Notable reforms in practice also
More adopted.
The most important chnn (.1 prescrib-
ed by the orde1 is by 11111 if 11101liflca-; pelts. would be solved
atlas of the present graduated scale oi" The ”MB or the classification pre-
”um“ rates 0",, hundred pound rates scribed by the commission is that all
for short distances either have been ““0195 of merchandise or "“““‘"y
left unchanged or slightli reduced; 1“”“9‘ are to be (111‘?ch at m“ class or
for longed distances they have been aordinnry menhandlso rates. \rt1cles
lonered; for fifty pounds or less all. or £00“ and drink with 11 few "we”
rates have been practically reduce1i.m““31 are second-class and are to ho
For packages more than too“ pounds; carried at 75 per cent. of the first-class
going more than 200 miles and less "”9
th 11 2,000 the new express rates nro‘.
generally lower than the parcel post riodicnls as well as for broad and such
rates; for more than 3,000 miles the articles for which specially low rates
rates are practically the some. {are now charged are substantially the
The report and order of the. commis-‘ same as the present rates.
sion, prepared bi Commissioner John A permanent committee has been ap-
‘H..\i11rblc are a \irtuai affirmation of pointed to revise the routes of express
the finds of former Commissioner“ carriers to eliminate the circuitous
Franklin K. Lune, HOW secretary 0‘ routes which are now a cause of Cori-
the Interior. isidernhle complaint on the part 01‘
By prescribing a socalled block sys-j shippers.
tern, dividing the United States in 950’
With regard to the parcel post andI
blocks averaging
21400 “111“” miles its effect upon the oxides-11 companies
Lane. the report save:
900 000 different rates now published; “With regard to the small 1111111111110
1’5 the “”995 companies “’1" be “3‘ business of the parcel post, it should
(int 111! to loss than 650 000, and tho in- be noted that it will still be (“fried
torstute (Mommorte Commission l1oiio-‘ upon the railroads of the country So
‘95 ”"3 11111141111 points ”‘9 way ‘0 “ far as the rail carriers are 1onror11od.
1 solution of the existing more of freight. it is of confiequenm to them whether
rates. they furnish rail transportation for
Tho general impression in 0mm“ the express respondents herein or for
The 0111
“m attempt ‘0 “fit by Will” “WW” “‘0 111111.111 coinpnrdes 11111111111111, w ill not ex-
oonstitutionnllty of the c111111ni11.»1ion'.111m.”once a gross loss of their earnings
”MW {upon those small parcels, but only of
Th“ 1111.1111i11111111111t 0f “‘0 order ”film dili’orence between their earnings
June 11.11112. that 11 label shall he uto‘,
tuched to curb parcel is mortified to:
the extent that, in (1111111 of shipments
of perishable piopmiy consisting
POPE PlUS AFTER H
The ”rules for newspapers and no"
of WW" TWWW
heretofore and the cost to them of fur-
nishing terminal service upon these
parcels. The commission s conclusion”
is that the establishment of the par-
cel post is not. 11 justification for any
higher scale, of iates than the one 118%
shown to be responsible.
“The comniissionfs mder is for two
years only. 'l‘hat period will give
abundant opportunity for a test of ,
these rates under vulyiug conditions is
amounting to 11 110111111] average. In no “
other wav can the absolutely proper-
rate basis for respondents be finally»
determined. licspondmts are also at.
liberty at any time to bring forward I
new facts as 11 basis for a petition for"
modification of this or any other or-
der”
The decision of the commission. do
to: 1red as it has been for more than A ,1;
year, followed an investigation that oo- :1
copied nearly six years’ of hearings
special exmninations of accounts and
reports covering in detail the variousi
phases of the express business. Near~11
1y 9. carioad of books and papers have.
been filed and are a part of the pro-y
ceedings in this case. '
NOTICE! NOTICE”
If you are 11 subscriber to The Sens ,
tincl bring or send in 3513 and get 1
three of the mast popular magazines. ;
Hearst's, Fashionable Woman and i
The Metropolitan, for three months.
If you are not a subscriber send or
bring $1.110 111111 The Sentinel and
magazines will be "out you for threp
months by mail. 11 you prefer to have
n newsboy deliver your paper send1 1111‘
3.31: for magazines and pay the boy 12
11 week for The Sentinel, The maga-
zines deal with all the current subs,
51111111 of vital interest and, will pram,
every member of the family. ‘
i8 RECENT iLLNEsS.
two or more 11110111111911, tho lulu-l 1111111'
be attached to only one package.
The express 1111111111111l1111 hnd ‘ll'iodi
ntnionituitu indication that the losses;
or 11111111111111 under the proposed rates.
would be intolerable and argued siren-i
11111111111 that tho 1,111t11hiiuh1no11t of the,
11111111111 post hutl deprived them of nutto‘ 3
31111 111111 1111111. of the 11111111111111 they i‘or-I ',
morly received from parcels of eleven
pounds or less. They contended that s
the express luminous could not survive l
the 11111111111 from both nouroos. ‘
"'l bin I11 equivalent to saying." 11111111
inontn Commissioner Mnrhln in his re-
port, “that lnlinmuch 1111 shippers have;
been given the convenience and econ-
omy of the parcel post. the express care
riars must. on that account, he allowed
to charge higher rates than otherwiseI
Would be reasonable. That is to any.
the commission is called upon to take
from the shippers of the country all
the benefit that they receive from tho
parcel post and give it to the express . 1
companies in the form of higher rates
upon the remaining business."
The new system at rates 111 not only 7
a simplification of existing structures 1
and methods, but in the opinion at
rate experts, lays the foundation for
future practice in all rain revisions
While the communion has not con-
Norwalk Chronicler