'1 in posting iii rid the
‘1 this third: one 1 "in accordance with
‘ its previously‘ announced policy to
1 Wu and Sulphur tor ro-
iled gray 11slr to its natural
back to grandmother is»
She used it to keep her
rule and practice Which experience
has shown would: hel
ind preserve property. 1 ,
”There in no intention on the part
1 Whenever her hair tell out or 0' thfi mumement to impose have
D‘mt dull, tnded 1W nueukedgdhlfls or onerous conditions nppn its
We this islnipls mixture wee ”employees: in the new rules." says the
M1’wuh WWW] e‘flect company in a statement.
But brewing at home is messy. and solely intended to promote the safety
nbe. Nownduyn. 51y asking at of operation. The rules do not in any
hours 01 service; the rates of Day or
other working conditions As adopted
they. are practically the some as on
yeth's sage and sulphur Hair Rem~
" you will get this inmous old
‘ e which can be depended upon to 1,
nature natural color and beauty to the any eastern ”03581"
bitir. and is splendid for dandruir, dry, I 00111111111133. the statement darn that
‘ dough, itchy gc‘aip and telling hair. 1 ”when the purposes of the new rules ‘
A well- known downtown druggmime understood by the men involved
says it darkens the.helr so naturally the management is satisfied that they
and evenly um, nobody can tel] it has 1 will be accepted as an honest effort
been applied Yo“ simply dampen 3.1011 the part of the management to
pause or soft brush with it and draw bring about improved conditions and
this through your hair, taking onelibai no controversy can exist between
strapd at; time By morning the grey 1 the men and the cempnny where the
hair disappenron and after another up. ‘ question of safety only is involved. ”
iication or two. it becomes beautiful- i General Manager Bardo in making
ly dnrit glossy, soft and abundant. in public. a copy of“ the new rules, to-
1 night made this statement to' the eu-
luv/1w ‘1 tannin/«Ia lulu/grind a! a'AI-v away/aria a1- 3-:
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“WOMEN’S FALL TAILORED ..
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A distinctive and representative gathering or the. smartest
styles in Women‘s Tailored Suits in The Norweihs. When you en-
ter this splendidly appointed women’s specialty shop and note the
completeness and lavisbnensof their displays you are apt to ex.
claim: "Why, it's more like 11 style show than a sale." it is both.
And the tailored suits we offer go for toward confirming that in»
’presslon. Everything is authoritatively correct—style. material
and workmanship. There are stunning models in serges, broad
cloth. cheviot and popular fancy mixtures.
M. Moltasch & Son“
120 Washington Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
Main Store, an) Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn.
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adopt and enforce every reasonable 1 1
111‘th the ‘
“They are ‘ 1
8 1,101.0 m. a 50 cent bottle 0‘31 way interfere with or change the .
E be permitted."
0 which the brotherhood committee ob-
‘1 “make time" order of 1911 would 30-:
are halted in ‘n way that ,‘ 1 1 ,
keeps in all the nourich- ‘ ‘1 :‘
mime—that“ out flat 1 1
natural sweetnesmof the 1'
wheel: andprod
noon :1 most
delicious fluvowkept
sweet pod fresh in the
moistureuproof pa cknge'.
Always look for the famous
Inner-seal Trude Mark.
10c
‘ intercom times 0min ‘_ 1,
' testifying is indioutcd‘by correspon-
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. potentiometer:
IlmmflerMMossrs. 11 1
coma-111mm 1 ’ ' t
Cretonnes, and Other Decorative
Textiles fer Home Furnishings
_ *The woman contemplating changes in the way of
furnishings can gather ideas by looking through the fall
lincoof decorative fabrics in theUphoIStery Store. Nev—
er were more alluringdesigns in material for coverings,
. draperies and cushion slips. To carry out rooms in period
,‘stylesone may now have he ngiugs and covers to cum-
bine, for the reproductions of antique ‘ stuffs, bmcados
and tapcatrics of the different ‘I’rencli and Engilsli eras
can all he. had. None of them very expensive, and the
greater part very reasonable.
Printed Linens, in dark “vmdurc” shades, really the
leaf tints of Autumn woods. 50: a yard.
Mercerized qus, on Cli‘allly backgrounds, stripes
and floral figuirs lll delicate pinks, blues, lnvendcrs and
, W
It is not stall improbable that the
two assets or the Interstate Com
meme Commissionwbiaesru. iBelnev
end“ flowordwbo investigated *the
wreck at Worth 1 Haven, on the New
1mven1 road which ‘cost‘ twentyrone
lives. may be called .119 witfieseesdn
the cases of Engineer Miller and
Flusr‘nnn Murray lithelutter are held
criminally responsible for. the disaster
by the coroner's llnding.
That there would be no objection
on, the port or the, commission to their
deuce between the Journula‘Couricr
nndxthe Connecticut representatives in
Congress and particularly indicated by
a communication from (Iongressnmn
Augustine dinner-gnu oi H,ertiord.1 in
this communication it is shown that
the commission undoubtedly would
hove allowed Messrs. Below and tau 38 “5- ,
‘lioward to give all the testimony they ‘ Printed Cotton TapestrieS, in medium light and dark.
’had gathered “1i. their examination by aslcts_
the coroner had the state authorities
. ArtTickin vrr .~ 1 .. 1- '1-1 «(1. .
requested that permisnion h“ given. 2;, e 3 dainty floral hti‘lptb,£lp])rnlill'ilt fill
GRACE PARISH NOTES. '
The Sunday schools of the parish re»
some their regular sessions next sun
day at teh usual hours. Teachers are
pelted to notify their scholars, in per-
son or by cord. in due season
The Wemnns’ Guildwili hold their
first meeting this season a week from
Wednesday.
1111er fixed by the record and service
of the men involved. there is 110 Up-
portunlty for favoritism and none will
The “Make'Time” 0rd”.
The particular changes in rules to
jccted were those relating to the
senimity rule, the physical and visual
tests and the methods of discipline. in
in oilicinl statement 1911qu by the com-
mittee it claimed that orders to “make.
time" issued in 1911.11nd the dili-
ciplluary results which accompanied
failure to “make time" have been
largely responsible for conditions on
the system in the pilot two years. The
additional claim was advanced that
conditions developed by the order to
“demoralized the
special visitation of the parish next
Sunday. administering confirmation at
7.30 in the evening.
FINAL B. I. i. A. MEETlNG.
close.
W-..“
fins
Norwaili Postomce
Malia untouched
which existed before the alleged
complish everything desired in the
proposed set of rules submitted by
rm 5. in.—
one I. mmmnbur division
Ml Bard“ mo mm. tit-«wen alto South Norms.
Ono oi the principal rules chunqu. I:i0n. [IL—Eut. West nod 80. Not-m
- . ‘ 1:200 inn—New York end We:
is that reintlng to the experience on n.“ u ”Faun“ 80m ”hm
. 1:15 tn.——Dsnbur division.
3”“? i“??? if” .3“? ‘1“2” W W l “railed.“ “W ‘1“
one o. (1 1w e o, an express
engines. The investigation of tho laki‘wfiX‘mMKNn-nmm at
Stamford wreck by the interstate corn- k”,- m.-nai~‘tt.ovieet and So. it
linori'e commission, showed that while It” D. In.-Euf. at end an Norm
Engineer liolierty was, under the wt mil close. at I: an.
terms of the then existing agreement “a“, ”mm“ M n no D’ m‘
in i ‘ :00; its—Ail directions.
nt tied to run his engine. be had bad £100: ink-connon mm”
practically no experience on feet 1:15;: Minis . west or an
ltrellis. Now engineers will have *to gig; $22gflm no.»
“3‘11 ’ i Z I. ma“:
. u at least one yours erperienee um P. m-«Danbury mm” Norm
before being put on passenger locomo- uzcu p. min—ml: West on! in. um
. tires. and two years‘ experience be {336% $jZ$¢Y and South um
fem being allowed on the fast trains. I. “P- m1~N°'Y ““1 Wood
1.. (1. Grilling of Cleveland, Ohio, as
The bishop of the diocese make 111 -
The final meeting of the year of the
Belle island improvement Association
was held Saturday evening and n suc-
ccsefui year’s endeavor brought to a
Nevertheless the iedeml'lnw spool bedroom and boudoir hangings. 29 etc.
'ficany provides a line of 55 000 and 1 Geneva (3101111. 21 very large assortment, garden and
imprisonment for No years for any forest designs and coloriugs. 22 cts. ‘
interstate Commerce Commission ex- 1 Cretonnes, at 12 1-2c, 15 cts. and 17 cts.
“mine" who may div’nlge information Nursery Cretonries, with most interesting pictures
«coming to his knowledge through the
course of on examination. The com-
mission. however, bos the power .to
lotborwiee direct such examiner.
Congrenman Done‘vane View-.1
September 10, 1913.
that will assist in bedtime stories. 25 cts.
ChintZES, leprodumimis (ll old l‘ uglish designs llic
small figures in mat and cle ar colorings. 35 cts.
Silkolines. a large and quite new line. 12 1—2 cts.
\ Third lilnm‘.
l Jonrnanourier,
7 (New liaven. Conn:
Your favor of the 8th instant re~
ceivcd to the edcct that two members
or the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion had refused to testify before the
coroner's inquest. and asking for my
opinion of the matter. I am not fit—
miliar with the situation enough to
1give you nil-opinion irom this dis-
tance. The gentlemen you nume,
Messrs. Bellman and kilownfii, are not,
however, members of the commission.
Mr. Belknep is chief of the division
or safety appliances, nod Mr. iioward
is it special agent. As i understand
that Coroner Mix, of New Haven, coun-
ty is a believer ot‘boldlng his inqueste
behind closed doors. while the coroner
of F‘nlrfleld county holds his in the
open. 1 do not think that we shOuld
hnve much sympathy with the close , 1
corporation tactics of the New Haven ’
coroner, and should be gratified to
liliink that the people have the lutciu
state Commerce Commission to fall
,back upon. and unless it was charged .
1 that the Interstate Commerce Compiled . -
alon' 3 agents were wilfully working to '
ldefeet it true finding on the part of
libs coroner. nod you do not seem to .
unlike that allegation, i do not think I. '
1 there can be any claim that thei. C. 0.! '
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Special SubscriptionforThe Designer
The Designer 15 an interesting and helpful home meg-
azine, and ill order to give mum WOlllUi a. chance to be-
come'ncquainted with it, we have instituted a special of-
fer, by which it can be bad for one year.
For 35 cts.
Subscriptions “ill be, in kid at the Pattern Section,
commencing on Monday. Le ave name and Address and i
1 obtain subscription card The magniuc must be called for
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each month, for .it this very low rate it is impossible to
mail it.
BLANKETS
'niemnt grand chief-of the Brother-
;hood of lfliromotiVe Engineers. who
arrived here yesterdny to confer with
Jim. New Haven rend odlciele concern-
ging the controversy, gold last night
“all”. he was surprised “at the sum-
'3. Emery notion" of the road in putting
11 libs rules into immediate orient.
W ”We...“ 1
New Suede lielts with large buckle, in Copenhagen blue.
royal purple, brown, green and other fashionable colors.
All Sizes at ........... . ..... . .................... 50¢
Messalinc Satin Sashes.
liven the simplest little frock needs a sash. We are
showing a beautiful assortment in all the popular colors,
finished with tnsscled ends. Real value $1.51), at 31,00
Ribbons.
in :1 handsome variety of plain and fancy coloringn.
Especially desirable for girdle-501' sashes. All very tins--
onnbly priced.
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
_:i The Hatch o Bailey Lumber Com-
; ' my has 11 guns 0! men 1111 workroo-
struotina a cover for the hill!” lumber
you! in Water street 10 protect the
mntcrinl from the uterine of winter
,2 Good tenants tire to be hodmfur
‘1 the advertising.
Sweaters.
'l‘licso coo] mornings and evenings
warmer apparel.
reminds one of
We have a splendid line of Sweateru in
all the best styles and poplar colors.
... 81.98 10 $8.00
The N. E. Ryan ” (in.
SI WASHINGTON 3?.
Prices
1.1.11...
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W11 tiny brings new opportunities.
added iulli‘iblliiiul. ill" than 1111110
.m mm» in their chances m quiet
in tune membrane or conditions.
There is always a on: for the one
Intentions skilled worker to get
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sinners: "i mutt to «implication
strongly 1111 i can that which I have
repeatedly slated to your communist
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meet the mung demoed: oi the 1101*
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no". in ~inui 11% so. Nos-mix. men were not Working in good faith 1 - ‘
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“out officer on to what they had found ‘
out in their efforts to get evidence; 2
might help the coroner. it also might .
have been principle that they would!
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out» o u. to
have given out information that would
have fortified the attorneys for some
able to cover up the tracks of some or
the guilty parties. As the desire of
the public at large is to secure safety
roads do on interstate business, any
WE;HEATthe
hack‘of‘ovon and
don’tirytomairo 1
our range work.
by sticking the
buck upwithtin “ '
and Weber.
& in How am
it“ “111111me
of the parties at interest so that when 3 ,
the letter crime to deal with the fed— I :
ernl government they might have been 1 1
upon the railroads. and no the rail» III.
‘ the Home. Publishing comm,
1W at Dorian. has been “*11‘10'TWMh. . moments
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who investigates behind closed doors.
But on the other hand. the iodorel end
pinto governments ought to he nbis. it
possible. to work hand in bond in
making the investigation. and i do not
’hoid n brief for anyone. if there was
s clash of my kind between the com
nor end the More! odlesrs whereby
the public is uttering. the matter
should be taken up by the commie:
sinners tbmelVes end in order tbnt
you in” «more the answer that you
seek i have lei-worded your letter to
the infantile Commerce Communion,
utter
ii the matter or cumin: the low
cross 1‘ shell be glad to give the name
due consideration. ,
Your-1' sincereivi
.1. DONQVAN.
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proved it m demure Phillips
These cool nights
more 3811 Coverings
with n request that they take up the
you speck brave:- new bolero Can 1
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COMFORTABLES
snegest
Lotus show you our line of
Blankets and Comfortabli s
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GiVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADlNG STAMPB.
CAPTAIN l8 CHIEF.
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