Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 23, 1913 · page 2

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Training Public

WASHINGTON, Sept. tar—Tbs in-
terstate commerce commission is
about to males recommendations of
for reaching impel-tense in regard to
lsaiegnrdins the lives of mmm
‘on the railroadsof. the United, States.

The commission will ask Congress
for legislation giving it plenary pow- ,
ers in this direction, inst asit now
has plenary power over the fixing of
interstate rates At present'tiip coni-
missions authority in regard to the
saiety of passenger traiiic is limited
merely to making recommendations.
which the railroads may accept or re
Ject as they see fit,

The commission already has begun
work on a bill which it will submit
to Congress, This measure will em-
power the commission to prescribe
standard and tested equipment and
safety appliances or all kinds. it is
likely also that it will provide that
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Laces of Alluring Fashion

A liint oi Charming Styles for Autumn
Gowns

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All-over Nets for dresses, blouses, ficlius, tuiiics, .
camisoles, guimpcs, and the iiumbcrlcss requirements of
women s wardlobcs.

Shadow and Oriental N etc of rare beauty.
- Point Venisc and Point d’Esprit.
' Bretonne Nets and Bretonne Crepes.

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Extra Sire-I M~W at lvqildni.
All the but dealers carry "th Mark Wander“ Rubber flout:

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The wise woman knows there is nothing more rc‘
fined than Lace of fine quality. Slit: who has a lace dress
always has something elegant to wear.

Venice All-overs of exclusive‘design, 18 inches
from: $1.50 to $12.00 a yard.

Flat Venise, Lierre Laces and Lacet Laces in varied
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DEATH ACCIDENTAL. undergoing repairs and Apparently
' fell upon a live photograph.

The coroner finds the death was
entirely accidental and that in view

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Coroner Pholan Renders Finding in
Death at Electrician.

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m- ,,_.. . ‘, ____. d i h int 01 STAMFORD. Sept. 23-40150“? knowledge at the danger and the _ . _ . .
REPMGERATmN CONGRESS i VARIOUS TASTES titre": nizgltm‘llsweg and comp B. Phelan today rendered a finding in fact that he had no reason to be on _ Malmes, very slicer “”5 With VHCCUVC “ii-‘Cd ilk"
, CHi loose, Sept 23.———Visltors to the some girls would like to have a vote in: :ommmml'l also Wm m w the death of Charles 'Emlmdflen. an‘; the root of the car, there was no Signs. ‘
,third International Congress of Re, To curb the wicked ‘ifloaterfi’ thority tozprescribe the speed of trains electrician machinist in the employ all criminal negligence on the part of Filet Nets with run patterns and Filer Medal-

 

trigeration spent the early part. of you , But other girls, as you will note,
terday inspecting Chicago's large in— Would rather have a voter.

dustriai establishments. The annual
meeting of the National Poultry, But-

the New lHaven road here, who was the ioreman, Charles F. Heine in
killed on Saturday evening, Sept. permitting the motor to remain part-
13, by electric shock when he went ly in the repair shop with a panic-
upon the root of an electric motor graph up against the wire.

lions.

Craquelle Mesh Nets, Bands and Flouncings, distino
tivcly novel Laces that match.

The bill also provides that trains in
interstate commerce shall ‘be named
by crews as prescribed by the com-

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ter and was Association and the Amer- "Did she have a successful summer? mush“, 1" “1mm tum, ”gfimf: . . . .
ican Association or Refrigeration were Any men up there?" can empateao; (mg: all n e m ' Flwh'tmted Nets {0" h“ ”‘8'5 under KUWPL‘S (““1
held in connection with the sessions "Well, one came back With 17 Mich“ ion of Fedora reg: aNon. York N yokes.
of the Congress today. es 0,, he, pmmmmiep T“ “W‘s “ l 9 W . °“’ 'POMPADOUR CHIFFONS FOR DRAPERIES AND
q q fl. _ Haven and Hartford railroad are chiot- TUNICS ‘
W ‘ ~r~- 1y responsible for the commission's j: ,. .
W . . decision that further legislative auth- .. Out of the remote and picturesque past have comc the
. . . . . . . . . . : : : : z : : orlty is needed. -- Inens designs and coloriilgs of these exquisite fabrics, fabrics
The proposed legislation in likely to :'

such as \Vatteau loved to paint. li’ompadonr Chiffon com—
bined with a delicate filmy not will make an airy dancing
frock.”

Flouncings in Oriental, Chantily and Shadow, from
(i to 45 inches wide, hundreds of patterns, many quali—
ties.

raise an issue almost as important as -'
the one which confronted the country .
when railroad rate regulatidn was first
« proposed in Congress.
.‘ . An omcial oi the commission point- -
: , ,ed out today that the commisison has .
. been experiencing in the matter of its If
II . recommendationaior ssiety devices on '
" _ raidroads exactly the same treatment -
' I that it received in regard to its rec. i'.
ommendations on rates from 1887 to "
2'. 1 , 1906. ..
' i The rsilroads,he contended retueed .
to take the rate recommendations or t.
. [the commission seriously just as they .
I‘ . have to a considerable degree ignored :2
the findings of the commission in re- jj
gard to the equipment and safety de— "
vices.
The commission has completed and I:
will make public within a few days its 3
, report on the recent ' New Haven -
‘ wreak. In that report the commission
will handle the situation very emphat-
' . ioaily. it [probably marks the first
Lustep in the campaign for on extensiOn
, lot the commission's power in this di-
nrection.
Commissioner McCiiord has taken,
* the lead in this movement. lie has.
5 had charge of the investigations into
. the New Haven and other‘ wrecks, and
he already has said publicly that he
~ intends to see that something besides
. publicity comes from the recent appal.
' ' ling disaster. ‘
The bill now being drafted by the'
commission is described as one of the
most drastic ever prepared by it, in
q ‘ support at the bill, the commission

Housekeepere and brides-to-be will be interested in
our autumn showing at Linens.

Included in our stacks are TABLE CLOTHS, NAP-
KINS and TABLE LINEN SETS, in all the Wanted siz-

DAMASK, HUCK and TURKISH TOWELS, hem-

med or fringed ends. Also GUEST-ROOM and FAM-

ILY TOWELS in large assortment, including monogram
lee.

LUNCHEON SETS. TEA CLOTHS and TRAY
CLOTHS, sizes from 36 to 54 inches, beautiful patterns,
hemmed or scalloped.-

LINEN SHEETS ad PILLOW CASES, plain hem-
med, hemetitched or scalloped finish.

Look over your linen closet and come early for best
selection.

The N. E. Ryan C o.

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The Black Laces

POint Venise in bands and gallooils,
volitional designs.

Shadow and Chantily Nets, Tosca Nets for entire
dresses

Something more than a casual glance is needed to lili—
dcrstaild the beauty represented iii this enormous gather

ing of Laces. When you come he pieparul to spend
some time. Main lloor.

A New Collection of Japanese Silver

Pieces for the dressing table «or writing desk, in the
odd iOicign designs that are always so attractiic. l‘ca‘
cocks aiiddragons of unique aspect occupy the lids and
sides of boxes, and there are a ten Chrysanthemums and
llawtlloliic blossom patterns. lcwcl and lrinkct Bmts
with locks. Stamp Boxes l‘owdcr Cases and lllotmrrapli
1 rainc.. PiiCcs 25c, 75c, $1 pound $1. 50.

Swallow Pins for veils and ficlilis
nmcl on sterling silver, in blue, giav, mac
“hire. $i.oo each. Jewelry Section

The Special Designer Subcription

One Week More for It.

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" , i will recite the recommendations that “ .‘ ’ 9! h Dc ' * "ll ost more. Re rislcr at the Pattern
Lallll‘s H("He Journal Style 300k IL: it 1138 made in the Pa“ and “'9 atti- There s aReason E: C t) sfgnltrrivfli C our sulmi'i nilm card for one your.
.rh C . 51': tude of theiNew Haven and other ”lb, ouii Ll‘ dll( (.tL \e. 3 . e. t l
and l’.‘ il‘llfl‘tml ii. roads towards these reconimendetione.i ASk the lady Who 35 C n 3'
QOUTH NORWALK, can", :3: The commission already has contend-l
~i: we 5. AND H. enesn resume s'rmes. “Elf 9“ ”“b'm” m“ “ “‘5 New'nm’“ OWIIS one.

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- road had followed its recommenda-
tions, several of the fatal wrecks
would have been impossible.

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the scarcity o! cattle throughout the‘

a train crew it probably will conflict ' w M.-.
«I :1“:th 18L -'~ I Will! several Etna laws on ”,1. 3|"). 134-136 wasmngton St.’ south Nat-walk w. w L Two COLLISTON SU'TS-
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Two suits tor $1,000 each. growing
out of the collision en the Boston Post
road. in Darlen, on September 5, which
involved the demolition oi a wagon

have received assurances from mem-' ii ,
, it ” , . annual convention hare ywifil‘dw ! V r'
bera or the House and Senate that """' “ ”wned by the hows “undw' 0 ‘ 0
there will be no delay in the confld- eat a monm 68;th some " Several 0’ them will offer ““33”th walk. by an automobile. were filed
oration of such legislation lilmg Different” ‘5 1°” "5““ ' against John Meyers. oi Newark, N.
The commission is new. consider-ins“ 7 ll 30““ T. ““3“": ”Wide“ 0‘ in“ 3,, driver and owner of the car, by
the advisabiiit [i United Master Butchers or America. Frank p Allen and .‘Harold llurr. of
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