Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 3, 1913 · page 5

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‘ a New Styles in Ladle? ,’
" HouSe Dresses «

in Gingham and Percale at
11.00, sizes 34 to 46 inches.
Ladiea' Long KIMONOB in
Flowered Crepe :,Cloth at
“.00, all sizes. ‘

May Mouton Patterno.‘
All Patterns ....'....,, 100

KBA’NKS ’3;

Mahaokcmo Hotel Block . 2
South Norwulk ‘ . ‘

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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘

For Norwalk and Vicinity:
late tonight and Thursday;
Thursday; increasing easterly winds.
Weather conditions: The southern
disturbance has increased in intensity
during the last twenty-four hours and
now forms a well defined storm area
central over North Carolina. it is
causing high winds along the coast
(rum Wilmington, l'. (3., to Norfolk,
Va. The lake disturbance is now pas-
sing one the .St. Lawrence Valley. The
temperatures are unusually high in
the eastern portion of the Lake Re-
glen.

Rain
cooler

 

wen-man A YEA-R AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 61; high, 68.

 

Mr. and Mrs, DaVid Hemmone and
Mrs. Wilbur Hammond and daughters
have returned from a. five‘weeks‘ [visit
in Delaware. .

 

Mrs. M. Irene Weisaer. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Ernst. of Elmcreat, returneddoday to
(her home, Currey, Pu.

August Wichmann, the Elm Grove
street, butcher,
months‘ old pig from the Wolf farm in
Bull ‘Run, yesterday, which tipped the
scales at 400 pounds.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead, of
Bridgeport, also Charles Olmstead and
'wife and daughter, of New Jersey,
spent Sunday with. their mother, Mrs.’
Anna Olmstead. of Glenwood avenue.

 

-—Trinlty G. F. S. peach festival to-
night at Trinity Pariah dial].

A town meeting will be held in the
Town Assembly Hall this evening for
the purpose of filling a vacancy in the.
'Waehington Street Bridge Committee
and transacting other matters that
may come before the. meeting.

 

 

 

 

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MILLINERYT NUMBER.

4» WM P. BEERS»

Stationery Stores
6"South Main Street,
South Norwalk. "
49 Wall Street, Norwalk.

 

 

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or This NORWALKS.

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the Delaware Lackawanna and West-
‘ern Railroad Company. .
Attorney-General Molteynoids now
, is considering thine question of attack:
ling other alleged combinations-of coal
Ecarrylng railroads end coal mining
companies, particularly the Lehigh
“’"lioy and the Erie and their allied
coal companion. No decision as to
probable action has yet been‘reached.

Following corporations and individ—J
unis are named as deionduntu in the
petition in equity tiled today:

Rearing Company. capital $140,000,-
_ 000; debt, $130,000,000.

 

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impormnt .
Former Attorneyvdeuerui chcrr. Wm“
t?“ ‘ chum tiled a civil suit along similar]. ‘" ,
' lines and whohie now in ill a clout ' . '
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Company, capital,
349,385,582.

Iron Company,

Philadelphia. & Reading
‘ $42,481,700;

The Philadelphia & Reading Coal &
capital,

antiwar-lie, into the two remaining re-
gionuw—the Wyoming and 'the Lehigh
-the Reading Holding Company ac—
quired a majority of the stock of the
Central Railroad Company of New, Jen

 
 
 

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'Mr. Moll 5m

$8,000,000; tereated I’infltllio i b ‘

 

Lyon's Chiffon Linen made by Eaton,
Envelopes .

money.
went (DRUG?

lot IMO-date Service gall

urchaaed a nine.

Cheapest Way

to buy good Writing Paper.

25¢ a Pound
.. We a package
We guarantee it the bent [or the
Try it the next time you

Crane and Pike

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DONNELLY' S

KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

 

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FRED. H. GAfiUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer.

Office and Rolldenco

'2‘ Telephone 904.
84 ID. Main St. on. Nowmk.

 

 

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debt, $74,576,529.

 

NTIIB Central Railroad Company, of

 

VII. No I0.

Eraser, Pen Holder and Pen. and

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A Very Useful

Extracts.

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WE GIVE “8:5 do" H." GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ”ASK FOR THEM.

. A Treat for the School Children
Free! Free! Freei

Eberhard Faber Pencil Set

 

 

Consiinng of a Circular Eraser, Com binnllon Penholden, Pen, Pencil and
3 long Mad Pencils with Erasers.

To All Purchaser: of 50: werth 0f Tea, Coffee. Baking Powder, Spices or i

The Great A&P Tea Company

‘24 WA-nlNGTON 013, IOUTH NORWALK

Deliveries Still I. m. and mo 9. m.

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'roo hollow. I‘trade and a monopoly.

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Follow the Crowd

DANCING
Pavilion “‘

Afternoon

ROTON. POINT ‘

Danclng Every Night and saturday

SixPieces of Music

 

 

 

 

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llncau Tribe, No, 26, l. 0. ll. M. motv
Inet evening and completed arnnge'
meme tor going to New Canaan a
week from tonight to alwnd‘tbo lied
Men's clmlivnl there, One of (l. L
llnrker'e automobile buasea hue been
ueoured for trananorinllon.

mllon‘t forget tho it ngh-u' llanco iii.
llorlons, l-ridny nilcht. Tirhctu 11m».

The regular innotinl‘r oi the South
Norwnik Council. K. of (.3. will he held
tomorrow night. will mil‘ournmenl will
be when and the members will go to

the Catholic Union Council'u quartoru 2W

IIIIS iii IHE SEISIIIIII

There will be another dance at the
Belle laiund Club on antimony night
present Diana.

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The young people who who

wherolhoaecond degree will be put on

by the conncii'a jointly.
NOTICE! MOTION”

ll yéu are a |lubricribor to The 8011-

tinol bring, or «and in the and get

' him or the moat popular magazines,

Electors, Fashionable .Wotnnn and

The Motmpollum. tor three months.

it you are not a aubacrlber send or

bring 81.60 and The identical

 

mammal; will be sent you (or three
month by mail. if you prefer to have
a timer deliver your paper «and- us
850 {“411me particular 12::

Cleanser and
Dyer

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24 Numb Main at,
Booth Nomik.

 

 

 

 

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BIIIINMINI SIIII IIIIISng

FOR SALE

ONE BUICK DELIVERY

with new delivery body and also 5 passenger
$200.00, Also am agent for Auto Trucks from 1 l~2 to 3 tons.
Can sell on easy payments.

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Idissolve the Reading Company's con-

); Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron

 

 

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Read How You May [love I! Almost Free

’- Cni out the above can It and merit it It thin olilro with in or

penile annual: limit: m «modulo tin Mylo «looted (which cover: the,

trim. or the most a! bum» factory. clwcklnlx. ‘clork
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r'i‘hh: (omhinutiun, controlling attho

iNew Jeri-icy, capital, $27,430,800; debt,
‘, $47,848,000.

i The Lehigh Sc Wilhesbax re Coal Coni-
ipony, camel, $9,212,500; debt, $13,096,}
3000. .

i The Lehigh Coal & Navigation Com--
pany. capital, $20,557,050; debt, $21,-
400333.

Wilmington & Northern Railroad
Company, capital. $1,500, 000; debt,
$894, 000.

_, Lehlgh & Hudson River Railw;ay

 

i(“ompany, capital, $1,340 000 debt.‘
$3,229 000
I Lehigh & New England Railroad

sey.
consideration the Central

Naiigation Company, gave the Read-
Iing Company control of 63 per cent. of
all the unmined anthracite in Pennsyl-
vania, and resulted in the confedera-
tion of the railroad and canal transpon, (er of 311.};de
ltatlon controlled by the interests
valved

The petitio

ed States Attorney John C. Swartley, and the you
is signed by Attorney General .VIc-‘ as could .bé ma
Reynolds, G. Carroll Todd, hesitant to‘
)ihe attorney general; and Frederic it!

The consolidation, taking

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Railroad,

 

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lln the Narwal H

n in equity. filed by Ulllt- [tonsils were

ADVERTISE IN

 

 

:Company, capital, $4,000,000; debt, $l,-,‘
{ 70 000

I George F. Baer. Philadelphia;
{George 4F. linker, New York;i Edward
'1‘ Stotesbuly, Philadelphia; Henry (3. i
F,rick Neu York; Peter A. I}. Widen-I
er, Philadelphia; Henry A. (in Pout;
United States Senator from Delaware; 5
.llaniel Willard, Baltimore: Henry 1".“
ElicKean, and Sannicl Dickson, Phila-
_‘ delphla.

The nine individual defendants are
‘ declared to be reapdnsihle for the con-1
5 tinuance of the combinations and mon-
opolizations embodied in the forma-
tion of the Reading Holding Company,
,which is declared to be "in and of
itself" a combination in restraint of

The Government asks the court to

a'trol oi the. Central Railroad Company,
Clo: New Jersey. of the Philadelphia ti:
Reading Railway Compani, oi“ the

.ECompany; of the Schuylkill Naviga~
,ltion Company. and or the Wilmington
:,& Northern Railroad Company. .

Dissolution also in sought of the
. Joint control by the Central Railroad
sCompany, of New Jersey, and the Le-
, uhigh Coal & Navigation Company, 0!
tithe helium & Hudson River Railway
ICompany, and the Leblgh & New Eng-
- : land Railroad Company.

ln-eeeking these dissolutions, Attor-
' , nay-General Melieynolde, who is
averse to the pro-rate distribution oi
the ntock of a dissolved “trust" an be.
ing inadequate. specifically urges that
the stocks be disposed of under the
auperviaion and direction of the court
to persons not the stockholders or
magenta or otherwise under the control
for influence of the present owners.
Tending the distribution the (”lovem-
‘ment units that the defendants be en-
doined from voting the stock or from
receiving dividends thereon. ,

The Government altar-kn a contract
between the Central ltniiroad Com-
pany, of New Jersey. and the benign
Coal «it Navigation Company, by which
they are alleged to be joined in a
community oi interest and units that
the lease of tho hellish 6c Susquehan-
na Railroad, owned by the Navigation
Company, to the Central Railroad

 

rially modified no on to avoid restraint
of trade. ,

’l‘hc commodities clnnhc oi the inter:
aiutc Connnorco Act, tho. Government
contendu, is being violated by the
Reading Railway Company in Cram?”

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Company be cancelled unions unite.

porting the coal mined by tho Ilcurling ~
titmc 03 her cunt of the entire (,‘oal Connniny. owned by the former; I.
unmined depoeltu oi anthracite and by tho Central/Railroad Company. or j,

Davey's

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lflest Potatoes

Best Peanut lluter, lb.

Finest American Cheese, lb. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘

In order to have the beat for our customers.

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Everything in thhrbate I'eporte recoil/one,

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Family Soap, large bar....

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

:93 for family use. We purchaled thin

 

58 WALL oral $5
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PHONE mi‘M"

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B. Jackson

, Optician

muen IS the finding
’pi Oyster Commission
Eyes Exame just completed a tho)i

to. That the recmfiwere lil
“1‘va nmmllml mm. and

‘eiiouop 's plump .1 ‘llln 1"}

 

 

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Have your cylindera 5m” by the
the work as well no you
used by all the lendio
{Or 31" .5 a cylinder. (3,,

Storage Snpplhyml
Agency for thug“; 12m

 
 
 
 
 
 

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10.1,} emou rim or “wile n .

roomy uo Ba‘illl lo xenon!

 

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oxygen “Gearbomz

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according to ihe

IIIE Bill IRISI IS BIIIIIBIII

Attorney General hicilevnoilis‘
Takes First important Slap
Againai combination Since.
Assuming (lilies

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annual liupply,

time. it not diuaolvcd. the attorney gon-
ernl warm, lei/cry ton of commercial
ly available anthracite known to ex-

iat. ”

Hnarkoiing about :90 per cunt. of “mi Nowdcrnuy in irauuporlinn the coal or -'
will own or control in tho imhiuh it Willtcabnrro Coal t om»-
pony. owned by the Carma! Railroad;
it:
Railroad Company in carrying the coa’
minor by the loehigh (foal d: NAVO

The importance or the suit is rim-{lion Company, and by tho lie-lily”
phaniaed with the declaration that in‘Now England Railroad Com
thin calla "only lhelaw can aflord "a transitioning the coal of the
hot" It is pointed out that in almost Cool it Navigation Comp

and by tho hellish

 

 
 

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dylinaor Module in clock.
jloinornrtrutlomr on mount
up by the hour, day or week ‘

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and nil-ivory lllull how: been huvllw much
fun on these high tides .n diving elf
the root of the but? .ing houaoo Thin
nnort it particularly dangeroun, but
up to do}. u no one has been injured,

‘ yank M ’NO flannel. The m on .ur on can be learned

nine. deal with all the current on!»

 

he" d vital mm and, ”m plum Mru (1.0 Perry and Mrs. George 1".

every monitor or W»

 

Foote were hurricanes at an enjoyable
card party at the Belle inland Club

- wincinerator afternoon. Socially the an

{air was delightful. There or
union each or euchro and in"!
{momenta we served. The will
tritium (or the brim m ,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Supt. 3....M.
torneyilenoral Mollmnoida' tint and

meal. important attack on the "hard
coal trust" was begun here today with
the thing or a civil null (or the nitro-
lotion or the Reading Company' a con-
trol of coal minlnrand coal-infirm
railroadwtne roost potential columnar
lion in the “Millie item. The

 

 

every other industry it in at least now
siblo tor a monopoly to be broken by
the influx otiroshcanitalattraotod by
high profile. but against a monopoly
0! hard coal, the supply or when in
limited. there can be no ouch prom
lion.

modern suit in the second om

tiona against continuance
iatlonnhlps are sought. 7
in lurtherance or {all
chair. the heroin;
charged with pure Mr
producers from grit

 
 

 

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