1:“ I
r.
l:-
(out! it is
more till beageaaraiinveninttd
the diluent w i the W
um trat are involsnd, that the
“es ‘.uu of PM son in his
in annual message Cat to “Exceed
serious and pressing transporta-
1‘ p: eblem" be sifted, will be done
' Menuhin as the W d such
a e-niittee may permit.
The duration iaay beaumnnrtaad is
t tai- we: Up to nun-no
My recent yaarthhe railroads prac-
y controlled that part of the me
my of the government at Wash-
” and in meat of the states which
' any relation with their own af-
Then followed the retolt which
uh ‘urogneasivea” a nearly all the
m d the Demorcrntlc and Repub-
tat-as marries. Railronda “lost their
"and now they are trying to
had their way back to a common un- '
Wading with the "murp people ”‘
unlit of all this has been aclcar-
d the atmonphere, so that than
"ins n great desire on the part of states~l
to treat the railroad interests
’, and to rectify any oppressive
es that may have been adopted
atatintewhenit was necessary toi
install: the railroad pirates who‘
Mht they still owned the govern-t
.t and the country The view of
President Wilson as expressed to Con.
gran. contemplates “ a fresh nausea- and new conditions with reference to
meat of circumstances and ophloa' a turtle was moons and exports.
a guide" to rattler
testing ratlmads. Ch
lion af-
Hanna
4* the House 003mm". points “It. Sam the Osage ludians of Oklahomai
his report that it is claimed that the
trnlaportation ob ura‘ try is cI‘eu-l
gated and united}. 99;“? this.
Writ of mint flout
d adequate facilithn: no ”that”
that from Bonito M W dollars
abnld be shielded, flip We
it the country in kg, :alde-
tucks. warehouses, normal mantles,
and the other equipments and im-
provements necessary. nahandle the
transportation business of the nation
In it exists at present, and in the per-t
spectlve. The indications are that the
government and railroads are about’
to cooperate .and there is hope thati
'niaac oertab parts a! the coast of?
3500.000.
Warmnlwulflynlnh
mama on.
50
.,pig 4c
FREE
WWW-“Mprmt it at our atone
uuflifivhfllnflmfllum
ammmmm, ;
auaap aaxmo ”wean, y... a m
“0 TRADING ‘W Free
naaidaa ocular “WWMOm
M Green Fradiagl.
STAMPS
use coupon
latter wnudiaeuaaed at a meeting of
President man's Cabinet, it was an I
trounced that the Meaning corps;
would do what they could to prevent'
addltbual ravages by the big usuI
New Jersey owl-ling has been at-
most abandoned. it has been discov-
ered that it h the white shark which,
has been at work, and this is the sec?
and tile h history tut this shark has
been seen north of Cape Hatteras. Thel
sen tigers have been seen in the vicia-j
from Monday, July Mb to Saturday, July 2.6!
This coupon not good after Sinclair. Id) ”ti.
WW
Ext: Stamps With Tea and Coffee
”sumwiththEiRy- lflflwuifiilbfancy
ity as New York and Atlantic .Ci'tyI "‘ CW“ --------------- ‘5‘ One roe
with the wait that tens of thousands 25 Stamps WM! 1 lb- AI- 75 Otnalp with l its New
at people have been afraid to go into boon cm“ -------------- 33' Crop ....... .......... 60c
the water. i 20 Sta-ape with l in. lul- 60 Stan” with 1 lb. Fine
The Taril Communion. tana W“ ------------- 30¢ Family Tea ...... 50c
Democratic Leader Klichlu u the 15 sum with 1 in, loan 40 mm with 1 lb. vary
anthorofabiilthatlapending,forthe 9°80- -------------- -~--8e and Tea.............. «a:
creation of a non-partisan tariff com- 10 Slim“ WWI 1 ll 5°06 30 Stamps with 1~2 iii. in-
mission at six members. President. Coffee ...... . ..... I! die Ceylon 15¢
Taft had such a bill going in good
shape until the politicians got him NEW LOBSTER . . . . . . .................. }"V.Vi‘S, 25¢ Gail
M "Id km“ 01 “w ldt‘l. Thel QUAKER CORN FLAKES ............. .... Pkg.’ 5¢
Demon," say that w“ (“anions A&P JAMS . . . . . . . . . ................... . Can, I“
will unto it necessari to readjust v .
tariff “curs quitlrlt in order to MASON JARS— Pta. Ell/D's. Ing' "' ”"3 dozen 25°
meet. new phases of the rctenue law Ola. 55: Don. c”. ............... dozen 25::
10 TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING GROCERIES:
1 can Sultana Spice an... 10a 2 pkga. Anti-Itlclt each So
1 box Fluly lumen Starch We 1 pkg. Elastic Itarclr 10c or
immkarsait.........10e 2pkga.aaoti .......... be
a." the l I “m; d the new‘ tunnfinl' loa Cream 1 bet. Said” ........... 20o
“In“! of their oil lands Two anda Powder .................10e 1eaa6hba'dialt..... ...t0c
half million dollars will be paid to, 1 NO- “, “u, Powder " 10: ‘ con he I” 1' (Kills M) 100
II” red men (“I me. this III“ in ad 1 hot. IKtchan Bouquet .... 266 1 .bet. Jet at! Shea Polish 10::
dition to W received in cash mi“
The Great A Sr P. Tea Co.
recent sales.“ Under the old lenses the
annual income was approximately
, m wasrmtoron or, soon! noawanrt
; 'r N 93.. Delivery.
BETTER NEW ENGLAND. i d. 0' 90°-
Ricli indiana. ‘
Upder the guardianship of Uncle
have bacme one of the richest peoplt
in the world. Two Uwuand red meat
Marin; 680009 acres at land. ml
Ocean-ruminant" street..-
nlendontbe-aatrouteoflohac.
Wanton, stuck a long moat bane
lihmngllmmdmhnndonm
idin. which has since caused him much
pain and anxiety as to possible re-
l W
i ooveauon raucous neuao
i veto saves Hla LIFE.
! umsnocmiaiyes.—wnea Gov.
lGfll'go Hayes yesterday gave Heae
Ikiah Porter. a negro. a pardon from
1 his 21 your sentence for manslaughter
iinpoeed in 1909. he revealed a story
let his escape fro- m. at the
state penal farm in Cummins, six
'weeks ago. The governor was fish-
ing when the boat in which he was
sitting capsized. The negro rescued
hill from tlw deep water.
FOREST NOTES.
Coniferous timber has been found to
be better suited than an) other for the
,productipn of ethyl alcohol
i There are 92 counters of tannin in
the l‘nited States who use annually
horde of oak bark,
Sof chestnut wood.
l There are 592 consumers of tannin in
' n woodlots of the
,l‘nited States contain from 200 to 300
lbiilion board feet of lumber and from
{one to meander-half billion cords
1““
l
i
i
0n 'eoinc of the National Forests d
the Northwvst the snow lay on the
many years. in consequence stockniui
lhave been considerably delayed in get-
‘tlng their herds on the ranges.
. Alifor the 28 conntiea of Utah coa-
liain portions of National Forests and
lconscquently all share in the 25 per
i~.tent of the National Forest receipts
‘which i; paid over to the road and
Iscbool funds. This is true of no other
1state .
l One hundred and thirty thousand
troupe of the National Forests will he
lIdimimd to tourists this summer.
These maps show the best camp sites.
lpood hunting and Ishing grounds.
1roads.trnlls and telephone lines, and
,givc directions how to reach points of
Ilutcreat.’
l ""-
Chapter of Permanent Bureau May beg
H0". 1 ,_
.Plaaa are under way for a confor-
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps—Ash For Them
this may be done in such a way as to one: of a Better .Vcw Englarl organ-
‘Vrotnct the interests of. those great bid recently to prepare this scctiorI
properties and at the some time prop- Qf the country to meet illelllfilil'lll con-' I has n borne in South .Norw,alk was ar-
ndy safeguard the public. ditiolll after the WET- The conference reigned before Judge Young, in
0M“, ”.9 “‘90an ' \llll be held lil Hartford, number 15‘ 22H (‘ in (‘mm yesterday, (bu-led with
The way the political parties have and the arrangements for it are in mi conduct in which \trrrtm Lombar-
ESCAPE8 JAIL lF SHE HAS HOME!
Jennie Flippino, who said that she.
the:
been moving their pawns about the
Ohio clicseboard indicates that the.
Buckeye state is considered tragic
ground. or course “there is no poliI ‘
tics in the Supreme court." Never.
tireless the fierrrocrats evidently hope
that the good people of Ohio will up .
predate the fact that one of their dis .
trlct federal judccs has been eleyated
10 the bench of the Supreme court.
Since the Secretary of War “as also
nelectcd from that state, there ought
‘to he returns in Novembre.
Rural Prepamneaa.
The new federal aid'rosti bill opens
up a way by which eighthflie million:
dollars of government money will be.
.‘nnde available for the development all
roads throughout the country witlrin'
file nextlye or six years, This meas-
ure, in connection with the legislation
for rural credits, is the most valuable
aid given to the farmers of the United
States since the ceration of the De.-
partment of Agriculture.
, New Coins Clrculated.
New dimes, quarters and liailfdollaIrriI
have been put into circulation by the
moment. Under the law the 330- .
nutty of the Treasury may change the
“In every twentieth year. This is
the lrst time since 1891 that any of
these coins have been changed in; de-
sign. According to treasury oflclals
4m inf-dollar has fallen into disuse
fluently. One purpose for the design
all that coin is to restore its former
LaanIarity. For some unaccountable
m a great many people look with
«mutton upon fifty-cent pieces and
smdollar bills, and there are those
who go so far as to call them “Im-
‘. ." Now, of course, the American
Man is made up of "practical {
" who do not have any foolish sen. .
about trittai things like these
minions—0L no! Asimov titty
pieces and two-dollar certificates
passing out of fashion in banks.
otela. and other places where large
rs of people have who accord
d-nv:- .s"-'-‘a ‘
Otherne of Sing Sing.
It is truly wondeer no number of
le there are in this good old world
to help their less fortunate Jel—
beings The return of m
Osborne, fulllionaire. sociologist
Mtdfia partition as head
Sing Sing prison, is a victory over
his dither! “fid‘flr others of New York
’ M
.tee . an agricuit urnl committee and machine
charge 0! Esther Tabor “3" U‘ “ 0"“ trim“ 0‘ [his city “'33 "WOW-9’1 She James Ghiotto has visited his 5011!;
inglon, Mast, the originals; of the admitted some of the thin: that Lam-.1“ South Norwalk
idea The establishment if a perm 1lsrtlino and Officer Dyer, who arrost- I
auent bureau in this city is 'lnder con- rd her, said but denied olheraI Judge, A child in the mm“). 0‘ Thomas Mn
si.derntlon {Young imposed a sentence of 30 days lone .0! Good Hi“. i seriously ill. ,
Provisions bate been made for I in rail. but offered to suspend it if ‘
rméarch bureau which nit ,ive in-‘ she could prove that she has a home
st luctlon in; town Dianhiw 13W. the in South \‘orwallt. «Stanford Adm-l
control of working conditions and onto. r l
l
P“
after her recent illness.
l‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Amp‘l. oi
Hillside tweet,- m started reins
patriotism; an educational exchange R()\\'AYTO_\'
wlicli will include a health corrrmlt- Mr and Mrs Richard Le Gadlenne
tee. a recreation commi‘ f“ 1 milk and family are now at their Darien,
ions committee and an educational homes, . , .~ I‘ll/9:6 81 Greenfield Hill.
committee: All information bureau. Edward nclatieid ot pelirslnnd No.
uh ch will include a resource Commit- 'rn' on, has just bought it handsome new;
.1
—-g——-—-»
A line deer was killed by George
Waterbury and George Adams on Fri.
a fisheries committee, and an indus-; A cabaret supper and dance “.1. al\'- 4”.
li'rdl extension service, \\hl"lt will in- cn Saturday (waning by the Cmern r . . . -
little a manufacturing committee, it or; at the Tokencke Casino Over .3901 M‘ an: “‘5 Add!“ H0?“ spent ”10‘
transportation conrmltitee a merchn- enjoyed a pleasant evening. “in 8“ Eli'- ‘h "VB-11d MP3- George
dislig committee. a labor rommillee “7. T. Ruth and his family 3f Wash :DYFW, in Georgetown.
““5 a committee Oil Mlki‘ii- ing: on have rented the Teturd resi- 'IF—‘u' . r
-~> dcncc in Tokeneke. The Sheppard cot- ”flue” Gram ‘7’" meet in "33“!“
AN OLD Pnovens. , up: has been rented to tire Douglasse' , ‘86!” monthly semon with an interest
it used to be proverbial that every“ New York. 'Ilng program on Friday evening.
man (and it is certainly no less true} .\lrs Joseph Drury of Rawioml .
of woman) is either a tool 0r a phr— formerly of Stamford the daughter or Greenfield Men“ were 511ml“:
sician at forty. This means that M“. John Kuuert of West avenue, mg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.,
everp intelligent person must learn been tel-{oust} ill for several days tMorehouse. ~
so much about caring. for his own Miss ida \larie Moore of Pond. {
health that by the time he is forty street who recently underwent an' ‘
years of age he can almost be reck- operation at the Norwulk lmspital is field street have entertained friendsl
used as a physician Inow on the road to recovery which from Bridgeport. lI
,. Why, then, is there so much talk by her many friends are glad to learn. _ ‘ '
doctors against“self‘nledicatlon?” A‘ .t'rs_ George Seymour of structure. Bridgeport friends have been en
woman can recognize all Ol'dinafv 81" N Y_, is the guest of her- uucle, Wil- tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen.
merits without calling on a doctor. if mm R. Thompson, of Rowaytou ave- Statues ,0; NorIneld street. 1
they are ailments distinctiie to her time _I_____
sex she generally known enough to Miss Klice snare“.- of Hillside
use that greatest of all remedies for“ CONNECTICUT cam: YET any, street has entertained the Misses
such ailments, Lydia E. Pinkham's Morrison, of Danbnry.
Vegetable Compound. and Wise Troupe son Have Trout»; in Gettingl
she is familiar with NI? standard. Water at NoBaies I Nearly thirty dollars was cleaned by
remedies for other diseases. NOGALES, Aria. July .5.-—March~: tempera (hung; as the result or the
-... H-‘r ins. ahootinr on the mac. and lira“: antertalnruentgtven in the Town Hall.
IKELSEY CLUB GOING TO GEORGE- ring their W 8“ the activities Of “19 Ima” evening.
' ”TOWN -~ day with the Connecticutnroom here.
The Kelsey 5939581H93m 4‘ 9‘“ and except for the fact theta number! Ira Harold'iurrltt and child. “I
city, will journey to Georgetown, Surr’ of men from Company 1).. First ltcgl- W Itself! have vhitud her pa-
lay, where they will cross bats with merit, have become afflicted with Mayhem, Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. P. Lockwood,
its strong team of that puree in the vtrruin, which physicians say can no of the West SlfleI
lovrmrnne without difficulty, the mith'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broch. of Nor-
_——_y
first of a rieries of three games. Lay-
Marshall ill be th b if r f the camp is good. ll V
den and W e a e i' 0 The 'B’HWB‘” Sofits rrho haw
.fo the locais ._ l. The first' long hikes ‘fi'vere planned . it Val .
t.- " for the intaulry 5r Saturday, but I" 4- can) 1“ '9‘ m" l”
acre postponeLbecause of t nb-
relics? of vital} in the camp, but thatl
was expected to be remedied tamer;
The quotes of each~compony will bd‘
:determlned by the captain. Troop B "has‘ ,
is start: workoutlte rulers): “ .._.I
:lmfilh‘: Tron'p A‘the curate: its: “W '. Waleofmr-
raglan use of th range in the m "ll-t which was remedy the ”Rom.-
Mrs;
g8 Jean
CASTORIA
we
InlhahrMNYaaq
w--.-,—. ..__M
Miss Vesta Fasten is about again .
'fioplnr and far;
‘_ he;
lafanta“ and lavallda
HORLICK’S
ALTED MILK
gunk-salted: Jan-widths.
Have no em inlaid-
Sig qualities of our “Best Yet"
Was: Mounting- We know
p «I».
lit" :to august them for ac-
V-r'm «it... 0.. Eye was.
militia. Optometrists. 9M
87 anemic sq, sis-were. can
Mid. Eva. m a Est. raw.
1£25,000 cords of hemlock bark. 290,000_
and 380,000 cards--
ground longer this spring than for~
flitDlllktad
grows, will right lion's Wednesday -l~. -
:rutmtwh‘ ,“t .,» 'VV”:
taunt type lath; ii the amuprt twmtdesccxrn on um Parish
w . \
’0: u r.
. daze-'2:
, Reductions of $1.50, $2.00. $2.50 and more
122 Washington St:
Estimated 1057
Business Hours from 1:30 a at. to 6 9. in daily.
.. Saturdays included.
ESE
- l‘r
Afternoon Frocks of Dinky,
Middy Suits is pleasing combinations,
Sport Suits in stripes
Three very desirable groups that will all come under "
the wire at one price. Etcry woman who sees till] i
“am one of each, for each nil haw its separate occasion. '..
Dimity Frocks, V
Attractitc and simple models, ‘1
striped with plain, plain colors, (in salc Tuesday
and a few all white, and M‘cdrrcsday, '.
Middy Suits. about twenty I
in the group, very pretty. $3.95 -.
Sports suits, striped skirts, ' "l
and plain coats, twenty in the lot. ‘
Second floor. 1
Children’s Strrw Hats
For very little folks, agcs up to 6 and 8 years Pretty "'
little straws in \l'l'illt‘, old blue or old rose, with simplof g
garlands of rose buds or ribbon bands fasten/4d ,with ,.
daisies and small flowers. v1
' Ill
11
from original prices.
Children’s Shop, second floor.
Footwear for Summer
Sports Shoal, high. or low models 111 white Cail\8.3 :
or nu- -buck,
$4.00 and $5.00 ' ' ""l‘
Same in genuine buck $6.00 and $7.00 ‘l
Sports Oxfords of genuine buck trimmed “lll’l dark 7’,
gray, blue and tan, $7.00 I
High Shoes, sports style, buck, trimmed with dark ‘
gray, blue, tan and champagne, 38.00 I;
Serviceahle “Sneakers" low models, $1.25, high, ~$1.50 Vi‘.
Children's Play Shoes and Sneakers. "V.
Nature shapes made on "foot-form" lasts, ' Ll
Sims to $3.50
I
Second floor.
You may shop here daily until 6 o‘clock, Saturdays
included.
II
or» in; n. no ammo
THE
__.__—
Will Save your
Lawn, Flowers and
Vegetables --- Dur-.
”Garden
' ing the Dry Hot
Hose Weather
A. D. MORGAN
So Norwalk-
-‘Vmeans increased confidence {man f
in man. Peo 16 have confidence
: - wiser W 1.:
re .s'u ervi. ed
; flirted Stet P A
er Government. :,
of confidence) :5
Norwalk Chronicler