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.. ” .William iloran, of Savviilu, i.,
, " 'Hoarnt’a,
my acumen llm‘iian around this
7. lift. . Woulditncthu well to call
_'tnp_,on‘»tbc fphoue nnd protect. your
wound-valuables against this don-
_ 'tgby- placing rs. Burglary policy
’ uu’uud’ let up reimburse you for
mom. Tclpnhcnc 1230.
mm ‘8: coma
”-09 ,chhlnqton Street,
' A jeouth No'rwaik. Conn.
All kinds nt.insurenco.
‘ Public Btononrepner.
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"‘.;.Homor ‘(lrnw has had his. automo-
biles overhauled, and pinned in first-
class condition, preparatory to rosunr
' lng business in South Norwulit,
A man git-inn" his name as William
.Drexei, ot‘ Norwalh, received a son-
‘ tence of thirty days in jail from .Indllo
VThomas ‘C. Conghlin, in tln- l-Iridgtu
port City Court, yesterday. llrcxt‘l
was charged with vugl‘ancy.
Charles F. Green, proprietor of the
Duncan Iron Ilailinu‘u Works, who rc-
sides at. 366 High street, is enjoying
”a two weeke‘ vacation which he is
spending on Long island, William
H. Hoyt is looking after Mr. Green's
businesB during his absence
, ‘A spcchn meeting of the South Nor-
walk Fire Department will he held at
the Central Fire. Station on Friday
evening, August 8th at 8 p, 1“,, for the
purpose of appointing delegates to
. attend the State Firemcn‘s Conven-
, . . thin to 'he held at West Haven, C‘onn,
,on August, 26th and 27th, 1918.
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I who is spending his vacation with rol-
atiVea here. and William H. Ferris, of
New York, who is also vacationing at
South Norwalk, lei‘t today for a trip
up the Hudson River. They will take
in many points of interest. on route.
and will likely go on to Santiago.
T119 Wolthsuscn Rough lint com-
pany shop was obliged to shut down
this forenoon on account of a break
in the deed pipe from the boiler to the
shop. it was expected thin noon that
the break would he repaired this at.
temoou and that work would he re-
e'umed $11
T _, We. ~'
News,
The annual reunion of the Twenty-
tbird regiment, Connecticut volati-
tears, will be held at Savin Rock. on
Thursday, August 21. Dinner will he
Served on Wilcox'e pier. and the
business meeting will be held la 11
motion picture theatre oppoolto the
entrance to the pier. Major liavhl ll.
Miller, of Georgetown, is president or
the regimental association.
“it
Colonel Vincent M. King. Dunhury.
was one of the three Conncctlrul oi”
floors invited by the war dopnrtnicut
to witness tho navy and mast, drill
lery manoeuvres at Long inland, I‘oi-
Otiel King was unable to accept the in
vitation because of the premium of
business. Dunllury tnllltlann-n are
taking great Internet in lilo ninnoou
me. The nrliliorymen at. stntlonod
at Fort ii, G. Wright, whore the tonal
militiamcn catapult this rinmnor, and
at other forth on Long; Inland, No
militia companion am tubing part in
the mnnoeuvrt-n.
The employee of tho Woithaueon
Rough lint, rmnpuny nitop to the nulu~
bar of nearly ntto ltundrml, are to hold
their annual cinnihulto and outing In
Roxio'g irrovc nvxt Saturday nftco
noon, Dinner will iti‘ nnrvml at our.
o'clock.
' to be givon doing the aftnrmlon while
sports of varioun kinda will ill}! on
Joyed. Thu continiituo in charge of
the ‘dtiy In 'l'homnu (tnriuody, John
Murray. .Iuliitn vii‘rollmnltn. Iiowurti
Munsiicld and Merino tinptvllnro.
George 'l‘humpimh in to ho ttw chef to
prepare tho balm and he will he an
aimed by Julius Frolitnantnwlmnbury
Now.
We.
am
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, no for magazines and pay the boy 12c
towel: (or The Gemini. The mom
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pains this sale offers.
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Sale In both storcsw-Btmntord
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SALE snip “slim
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now yeti would come
here right nwny—«today—mnd llllie advantage of the-so exceptional bar~
it‘incr goods are not made, lower prices are not
Come and layostinatc.
allzo what a saving It menus to van
and
.Iar Rings, Etc.
25 West Washington St.
South Norwalk.
Phone 397.
Does Your PI m ,
jag Need Attention :1:
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§ance, as Well as time and tron. .
,ble, by 'phonlng or sending for
as whenever any part of your ,p
sanitary equipment: appears my}
be out of order In the least.
"iiomc-made‘“ repairs
make-shifts at best, and are the.-
islllest In the long '
pike your plum-hing problems
ottgfour shoulders, and we will
2 golve tliem promptly and soils '
9, factorily.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING.
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Mason Jars
Sure Seal Jars, Economy Jars, Jolly l
til-asses, Preserving Kat-tics, I’urowax,
Economy Jar ’I‘ops, Mason Jar 'l‘ops,
Albert F. Gehebe
Prompt Delivery.
“Hello People!" “People Hello!"
Aug. 7th
Is the Day on Which We inaugurate
the Vaudeville Season of 1913-14.
.\t the Uliivl‘ t‘entcr of Intercvt in
South Norwalk.
Hoyt’s
where vaudeville in Its most superior
element in the standard of entertain—
ment. We are out for now ianrcis.
Watch our bills. .
Grand Jubilee Program. Extraordi-
nary Engagement fo‘W'Thls Memor-
able Occasion. 8t ”land's Pret-
tiest and Sumptuou Spectacle.
The Six Stunning
(5) BANJO FRIENDS (6)
A sextetto of the fittest instrumen-
talists in America, presenting a novel
and spectacular musical novelty.
Another jubilee feature. The
wire comedian.
GRANT GARNER.
Everybody-'3 favorite. Behind a mask
of burnt cork this time. but never
better in his career.
A Circus in Miniature.
LE8 KELLIORS.
Gymnastn With a New Idea.
Still another big not. Only Chinese
comedian in the world,
HONG FONG.
Sings In six different iangnngns, an
eccentric dancer and impersonator.
A srreaniingly laughable farce.
WILL T. CHATTER TON a 00..
In Macklyn Arhncklc‘a Noted i’layict,
"THE WELCHER."
HOYTSCOPE.
With Special Photo-play and Novelties
live
Grand Excursion
The, South Nor-walk Methodist Epic
copal Sunday School Excurslan to
LIGHT HOUSE POINT on
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13. 1913,
or, John Sylvester, will leave Ilay-
Inond Ilros. dock at 3:45 II. III.
Children under 12 years of age, 25c.
Adult: 500.
Tickets at Nelson Hoyt'a grocery
store, Church 6'. Miller's, grocery
g
all
‘. Merrill
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The large and commodiouu atonnw
which characterize
The Patented Cutting and Conatruc
‘WILLIAM
Two
South Nor-walk, com.
. The price for each number of almvc_iiltmtmted pattern is :5 cents.
-.No matter what patterns you have been using, try one, just one, Pictorial Review , ,
Pattern, and you will realize us millions of women have loomed, that Pictorial
ReviewPatturne nione give to your drosscs that elegance oi line and French chic
all Paris-made gowns.
tion Guides furnished with each pattern make mis-
tal'pg abmlutclv impoanlblc and younave from one-half to one yard of material on each dxw
, ‘ NOW ON SALE AT THE PATTERN COUNTER
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cheping reductions in every depart-
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Summer Schools
REDUCED TUITION RATES
FREE BOOKS. STATIONERY AND STENOTYPE, ARE SPECIAL
SOUTH, NORWALK.
W
.. than an
Statement Made Today Tells
Why the Transportation Com-
panies Should Get More Mon-
ey
Every Week at
PORT CHESTER.
NEW YORK. Aug. ti.——’I‘he princi-
ples which shoult govern the plan of
uncultured-“line Pill)-
msrs or ELEGTIIIII
\duuuuued from first, page.’
told the Sonator that. the mills were
never busier than now, but he said.
”if this bill phonon 1 can not tell what
will happen. I do not know what we
can do if this hill becomes a law."
Continuing Senator McLean said:
"Mr. President, on Wednesday last ‘1
called the attention of the Senate to
the promises illiilio by the author of
this bill, the chairman of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means of the
House. to thc'people of Connecticut in
October last some two weeks before
the election, I then called the ration
tion of the Senate to the fact that this
promise which was made and relternb
ed by the author of this bill had been
repudiated since the election by the
Committee on Ways and Means of the
House and by the Committee on lip.
ance of the Senate."
McLean ‘Givcn Cause.
At this point
had the floor but had yielded to Sean-
tor McLean said that he did not yield
for a purpose of allowing the Senator
to make another speech, and Senator
McLean said: "1 was simply giving
the Senate the root cause as it seemed
to mo at the time for the agitation on
the part of the Senator from Missouri.
I have waited until now to are if this
admitted undisputed was of conse
quence enough to call for any com-
mqnt upon the other side of this cham-
ber. The author of the bill ciarly
Hunted in letters and newspaper inter-
views over and over again that If the
,Demovrntic party was retained in
[power tho tarll‘f would be revised lip-
:ou the cool of protlurtion theory.
’ "'I‘ht-l‘o In no duration about that,"
Senator Stone, who.
4 w- i paying the rnilronds for carrying the
'(2onnectlcut. We are not getting what‘ mails are IOdai’ set forth in a state-
' the Democratic party promised us. We ment by the Railway Mull PM commit-
iwcl‘c promised a revision of tho tariii; 199. acting f0? the railways 0f the
Eiiiliih‘d upon the difference in the cost: United SINGS.
gut production at. home and abroad; Carrying mail is a commercial ser-
i'l‘hnt theory has been rejected here, vice. The Post oiiico is u connnemiul
‘jlllld l want [0 Sil)’ it) [he Sonator] department Of the government. If '11
lfrom Missouri that tariff revision will DTIVMB company run the post Office.
‘nover be settled upon any such basisi there could be no thought of an indi~
as may," vidual having that company do a ser-
In conclusion Senator Mt'lmall said: 2, vice for him at less than a fair rate,
'1 want It perfectly clear that M!" L and there could be no thought of that
Kecnoy did not tell me that he expect. . private company expecting railroads
led to close his mills. He only ex-, to transport the walls for other than
pressed his uncertainty as to what, a reasonable compensation. The post
would happen, and he hoped to keeplomco Is operated by the government
on». mills running at full time, and Ifchleflv because of the economic gain
hope he will." 'gwhich results front having the whole
Increuc Pen-Ion 'work done by a single organization.
Senator Mcizesn introduced in the‘
In paying the expenses of the post
. ce, ' .
Senate yesterday a bill proposing to am the government is not distribut
grant an increase of pension to Fran-i
ing public funds, but. it is paying one
class of citizens for services rendered
i . , ‘
c s G Newton, 5’! East Hartford, who i to another class. Should the railroads,
served in CO' ’3'" 13th Conn, V0" 1'" then be expected to inform a service
fantry, to $50 a month In lieu of ' p I
what he is now receiving.
,for the people collectively at a less
Attorney H. J. Cullen, of Hartford.
seine erson individ‘ I ?
is in Washington on legal business. 5 p B only
Representative Imicrgan mtmduwd edly shoulder Its due proportion of the
m m“ House yesterday a “"5“ ""m‘ expenses incurred by the railroads in
her of petitions favoring the adoption
of the proposed amendment 1° the as well as in the operation of their.
fixtgfilstoqfizutm" graptlng equal trains. The whole system of railroad
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘y “me ”)1“ “moat rates is based upon the thought that.
exery town in his district, mail will pay its due proportion. If
Want. Park Cared For. >the rates for carrying mail should be
lion, ‘5th Ferris, 0,. Oklahoma, has i upon a lower basis (In relation to the
wriltrn to the members; of the (Tom-lvalue of the service) than 0t1w5mtes'
mitten on Appropriations 0,. the iiouse : who should make the nacriiico. lifust,
calling their attention to the fact that investors accept lower dividends. ”i
so. railroad credit In injured. “Mush
no appropriation was inserted in the -
‘ w . : rd of t
tbnndry (livil bill providing for the railway lnbot‘ bucriilto a. p00,. anreig‘hi'
Arato than would be expected for the
Railway mail service should undoubt-,
: themsintcnance of their organizations,‘
I
3 wages? Must passenger
,rarn of the Plait National Park, to.
grated In his district. This park was
taunted in honor of the Into Sonntor 0.
II. l’lntt, of Connecticut.
rates be higher? i
The government very properly pnya
citizens In tho Federal employ fair
prices for their work. When it buys
store. 80. Norwalk; Tristram 5.3 ‘
continued Senator Mcmun, but the
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City National Bank
'RANEIADTB A GENERAL BANKINO
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FACILITY CONSIBTENT
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EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pru.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice—Pr“.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d View
Pros.
WILFRED IODWELL. cashier
DIRECTORB
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Martin
with H. Knapp John H. Light.
Jhrlctlcn Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Ismael Grumman Lcwiu II. Hui-lbw
‘ Henry 0. Lockwood
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burpluc and Prof". ‘
J.- M. Layton &Co..Inc.
tHy‘aix'c, Norwaik; Rundlc‘s «bakery.
E. Norwalk; Meada' grocery Itorc,‘:~_‘.nnntor front Missourri very ariroitly
as it secured to me at. tho timc, tried
Rowayton.
l0 iiivrrt the scout from the fox to the
union-noun hug and I propooo to fol»
low tho fox u llttlo while longer. I
did atoll.- thou that tiioro were two
woolen ntilln in I‘mntncticut that were
in difficulty and i quoted from tho
president of can 01’ those companion
In; to tho ration, which wan tho lin-
pondinn revision of the tariff, I un-
dorntnnd that the Senator from Min-
sourl had found no contradiction of
““"‘""“"“"“' tlm nrournncy of my ntutomout In ih‘ttt
‘l' 1'- 3‘1““va "ii“ I’“ “ll“! “”3 "“‘fl‘otmrd. it. may the trap that. thorn are.
WOW“ WW IL. (it Ii» “Wild ”0M corunt. ‘ homo induntrlou in {lontmcticut that
Son “th will not he doutroyrd by thin thrill. I
IIIJim K0. ll; havu paid nothing to the
"it’llli‘lll‘l'. I know that the Hartford
vtlnrpot Worka has noun a very Dl‘m’l‘
Iierouu concern, and 1 know that their
luminous for u long limo has been nuc-
Ioosnful, and perhaps It. may 'be Willa to
meet the foreign competition. i but)‘3
so. I did not einte the other day what
I might have hinted with regard to
all the high class caseimorc producers
In Conncclirui. 2if my iniormntitm IB
correct, they are nearly all working
four days in the week; but not being
absolutely certain f it, and having
heard from but. 0 o manufacturer, 1
hesitated to make that; statement. I
will attain to call the attention of the
Senate to the statement made by the
author of thin bill.
Haven't Kept Nomi».
,. "i will simply clothe by on as tho},
cum the newva;,gp,g, it "t
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Division N, l, A, i), II, will hold its;
rcgulur nwutinn thin evening,
The regular meeting of the Norwnlk
'lloat, l‘luh will ho hold Friday oven-
ing. '
WW“ I
St, Mury‘n Young Itionn' I'luh will
hold Itn regular meeting Friday ov-
oiling.
Our Sititora‘ lwhcltalt Imdizc, No. of».
I, (i. (I. n, will hold Iln regular moot-
ing thin evening.
The regular morning of the Nor-
wnlh Aerie, No, 588. in. 0. 19., will he
hold title evening.
Tho regular monthly niecting of the
Nutmeg Club was held taut, owning
and routine .bnaincna wan transacted.
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Mina Mabel Ferric. of Brooklyn,
who has been spending a few any»
with Miss Emma Witmott has return-
ed to her home.
The water sport; at, the Norwnlk
Country Club, which are to be held
on August cam, are open Ito all other
claim in Norwalk. it will in; an open
are My. M
Mr. lv‘orris says that the neglect to
,provido for tho ntuintniuntn'o oi' the
pork leaves all the property subject
to di-prcdntion and wholly unprotect—
ed. The property consists of hounon,‘
pavilions, barns, bout-hoe, bridges,
ihnildlng materials. toolu, wnnotm, hnr-‘
noun mulch. rocordu, ctr.
nuppiics. it pays the market price. The
government does not, expect to got its
heat. light and telephone. service at
reduced rates. Yet such sci-virus are
an canniial part of the poet oillco sen
vice. ',
The novnrnmmtt contracts for the
’(‘onntruotion of u warship at a prion
“£10,: tut-111:“!u'22ftlh at]; timid” 3:31:32 which enables the highest scale of
city M Sulphur wmcn my was mmUwagen to be paid to workumn and for
pulled to remove its building training it COIllllloroinl profit. to act-run to the
location and that it wall to have béunicontrnclor. When the government.
currd fdr by the ll‘cdrrnl Iiovurnmnnt ,uhlpu mm” or nrmy “WHO“ it hnyn
Ito my“ that. the ncgloc t of the Con: «priced established by the railroad com-
' ‘ ' pitliitifl, with rcnournn to the Interatato
park I” a norioun mistake from an railroads; impose an unretmonahio rate.
"comm.” alandpolnt, m. {mm “n" In England. whuro railroads are pri-
OUW ntandpolnt, H" "”k” that " “"1"” vctoly owned and where the railway
,npproprlalion \bo Included In tho pro-i mull corvico In opcrntcd undor condi-
posed doilcionoy appropriation MN" 1tions similar to thouo which prevail in
...--.....W 1thin country, the railroads con optical
to the Railway and (lanai Commission
it they feel themselves inadequately
compensated for their service. In this
country, however, there In no admin-
istrative tribunal to which the rail-
wayc may impact against a. similar bur-
don.
Every housekeeper who will in the
next tow months require for her heme
any article of furniture, house furnish
lags, floor coverings or draperies. will
find it worth while to take udvautalto
of the August furniture pole, of the
A. J. Collins Co. They offer you the
opportunity of a saving of from 15 to
30 per cent. on all goods purchased,
as their line comprises all goods that ; tended to the Norwulk Yacht Club
are desirable and of uptodate designs'nnd other clubs on Invitation to take
finish and construction. part; In their water sports on August
...-......“- 3. The Norwnlk Yacht Club has
The flow: Norwnlk Fire Police will 3 9,1,0 extended to the Country Club an
“01“ s ““39““! tomorrow 3'90““ at Invitation to take part in their water
8 o’clock sharp, at. the. headquarters. sports on Mm,“ 9th.
The Norwnik Country Club has ex-
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1’. “This; \,_. Exit git m , ’31.”. ._ '
urens to provido funds to cnrn 10" the Commerce Commission in race the -
PICNIC AT RYE BEACH.
The Grace Baptist church Sunday-
echoot annual cxcursioa will "be held
tomorrow at Rye Bench. Two big!
cars will take the large number of
members and friends to the resort and
a fine time is planned.
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Richard Mulburn, of Norwallt, is
spending a few weeks in‘Rutlnnd, VL,
on‘a vacation.
s‘rocx or
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
cities.
STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK, PERFECT
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Alec Repairs for All Ranges.
Jones 8: Hotchkiss
Company
17 Wall 8!. Nov-walk.
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Why Not Use
Gas
F0
train?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Beéi Workmansbip
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I For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 18.,
mm River. New York (foot 0! Done
ctr-sol), every day (eminent Sunday) st
8 p. m. Freight received a Not-wall
uptoip.m.snaaothmeikw
to 6:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
in Franklin street. Delegates to the , W I .
.Ileir Mention. will I» dict/09. mid ,, noon; on. ,W§,i10§l’ih the w:,“""'"_' 4' “ml °- °' "M,
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