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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 17, 1918 · page 7

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Rich Ayers Railroad Head
' Bisoriminatcd. Against
Section on Rates

BOSTON, July 17.—Edgar J. Rich, 5
formerly general counsel of the Bos-
ton and Mlline Railroad and now coun-
sel of the Associated Industries of
Massachusetts, speaking yesterday at
a conference betwm« Public Service
Commissioners of the New England
Silllen‘ and shippers, charged William
IlG. McAdoo. Director-General of Roll-
roads. with discrimination against this
section of the country in fixing freight
rates alle'l‘ political and sectional pres-
sure had been brought to bear upon
him.

it was also asserted by
Harrilnnn, presidmt of the Boston
Chamber of Commerce, that Mr. Mc-
Adoo exceeded the authority granted
him by Congress in fixing freight rates
Iin New England. Declaring that the
, . I last increase of 25 per cent. was un
WEATHER ,FOREGA-ST Inecessary, Mr. Hal'riman pointed out
' ' lthat Iincreases totalling 80 per cent

Forecast for Norwalk and v:icinity have can put upon shippers of the six

Showers tonight: Thursday DIM) yggeastern States 1n the lust fl\6
cloudy: gentle to moderate winds1 The conference was called to deter-
mostly northwest. The western dis- mine the ad1isability of requesting the

tulbance has moved eastward and now Railroad Administl’ation to grant low-
e11 rates to shippers in this section

forms a long trough 0f low pressure, There were so many speakers to be
extending from Tennessee northeast- hparfl that the conference adiourned'
ward to the St. Lawrence Valley it until today

is causing cloundv and show cry weatll “——
er in all the eastern districts An $900, 000 000 LOSS
area or high pressule central owl . SEEN IN DRY LA

-. South Dakota is producing pleasant . _
. weather between the Rocky Mountains lcommued now run we)

and the Mississippi river. Moderate
temperatures continue in all the north
em districts.

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during the ensuing twelve months will
be between $800. 000, 000 and $900,000,-
000.11 is said by the legislators tllat‘
$90,.0000 000 is nearer the figure. To

WEATHER A YEAR AGO cut oil revenue from alcoholic be1er

 

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ages taxes in six months, the le enue

TODAY” Iexperts assert, means that thoytotul

‘ """"I T‘reasul'y increment horn this source
Temperature: High, ill; 10“. 111ll be cut to a maximum anticipation
72. Thunderstorms. Iof about $450, 000, 000 during the brief;
season that the liquor trailic will re.

— ”“4“" Inlain It the lily bill passes. This

 

In'ould mean 11 loss at a similar amount
in revenue for the lemulning six
months of the fiscal year.

111 addition to the loss of revenue
11 0111 withdrawals of liquors from bond
and 1111' new manufacture of wine and
been the Ways and Means members

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oily News

The regular—- meeting of the Buck-
ing‘ 11am Post. W. R. 0., will be held to the holders of whiskey and other li-
tomorrow evening A good attend-(1110” now to bond to the extent or
once is desired approximately 80, 000 .000 gallons at
' _ I$2.50 a gallon. Should the Govern-
. ment determine on redistilllng, this
The Star of Columbia Circle will supply will be the amount necessary
hold its legular meeting tomorrow to be pald lo the owners of the sup
evening and at which tfme the newly DI) This makes an ddditional charge
elected officers will be installed. The :IIfzIfofoffi‘IlIO 0“ I199 Treasury which
~circle will hold butIone meeting dur- l a e o e we w some other ““3"

._ it was pointed out.

mg the remainder of the summer. on Ways and Means committee .mem~
August 15, hers are by no means Overlooking the
benefits to be derived from prohibi-
tion. asserted by its advocates us cer-
lulu to follow the enforcement of na-
tion wide prohibition.

it was made clear yesterday by the
.Postmasterflenerul that he will op-
pose strenuously and tax on the postal
service in any form. Such 11 tax ex-
ists. having been written into the lust
tax law it imposes a tax of 1 out
for cat: 25 cents 01 less paid for par
cel post packages. This was strongly
opposed by Mr. Burleson when It was
proposed. but was incorporated in the
tax bill ‘over his protest.

 

 

 

 

Tomorrow will be sewing (lav lcr
the new hospital at the Notfin‘it Conn-
-tr.y Club. It Is earnestly'desired that
there will be a large membershlp pre-
sent as there Is quite an amount. of
‘worklo be finished. Thererwlll be
someone in charge train 10 o'clock on.

 

The Harrison, N, Y., police notilied
the local authoritiesthat they have
in their custody Bitch ' 1111;111:011. Milo
gave his address as South Norwalk.
and asked that his relatives he .-notl To INCREASE TROLLEY FREIGHT
tied as they were going to 110111111111 RATES
him to a suitable institution Buck is ~-
in the habit 0! 801111: around the coun The freight rates of tile Connecti
try at certain times and has "fits. " out Company are to be increased It the
It proved to be quite a money making Public Utilities Commission. at the
scheme until he was nabbed by the hearing at Hartford July ‘24, agrees
Harrison police. . Ito the petition that has been presenb
ed. The Connecticut CompunY, it is

Chief 0r Police William R Penning said, finds it necessary. owing to the
ton issued an order this morning that increasing cost of 131m materials
all female alien women must come to etc, to ask for permission to charge
the City Hall and .Sel their mslstra a higher rate for the transporting 0:
tion cards it was not sufficient lot freight over its lines. and arguments
them to register and then forget all will be made at the State Capitol in on
81301“ it they must get their registtma effort to prove to the members of the
lion cards and. keep the same with commission that the increase Is a
them at all times. All those who .publlc necessity.
have not called for their cards within
11 short time their names will be hand ,

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officials who will deal with them 'ae‘Ifro'm the firing line
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gSclence Monthly. Indeed, it was not
until the Germans marched intoBrus-I
states that when they reached her eels, with a dental post every ten kilo:
grandmothers 110.15%“); mass from meters, that the allies appreciated the
Greenwich. the lit 11 ct refused to stop impmtance at oral lilgiene.

and continued on to a woods near‘ Today there are eleven American

Round Hill

The girl was hysterical when she dental lleld ambulances in France
was discovered at the side of the road 3‘01““ Men who WW formerly sent
a short time later by a woman who home on 5le leave. whose only trou-~
was passing. News of the attack hie was theil molars ale now kept ntI
spread and the ““919395 0n the 510395 the ir.ont Soldiers to the amount of at

and other estates in the Nicinity or
kanized a sear‘ch for the assailant, division and a half ha1e thus been
Furthermore. the

with the expless intention of lynching spaled l0 ”‘3 almy.
him. They were oretailed upon to dis surgeons insist that a wounded man
band by the 1>01ice, who latel arrest- {1111b bad teeth makes slow r".eco\ery
ed Clifiotd And then too army rations ale hald
to masticate. so that the man with2
YEARS. poor teeth “bolts” his food and loses
NEWARK. N J.. July 1..»«James 1v. strength and endurance In our new
Forbes, 01‘ No. 186 South To cut) n-rsi nat: oual almy there will be a dentist
sll‘t'et who attacked a young woman for “My 509 men.
site: he had “rescued" her from two __“

young men 11110 had been annoying
. SPANISH RESIDENTS DISWRBED
her in April last, was senttnced yes- Soyelal Spani i visited the Fed

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“Quality Shop”

...... 12.4910 $9.95
... . . 35.9510 $28.95
. $1.50 to $19.95
$211510 $25.00

BATHING SUITS .. .
NEW SUMMER DRESSES . . . .
SKIRTS. for allkinds of wear .....
SILK AND WOOL SWEATERS ...

NEW SHOWING 0F

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and to more Hound!
wine you would not mm
once. IFile some room
prompted yen to can
should, upon due inquiry.
1511 you perhaps to take out at» :
insurance. because of thozinerew' ’
ed cost at building Mali, IF '
but and nearly every other item
of expense entering into the out -
of making repairs or rebuilding.
after a tire

Ml. Laytonfili Co..lltl:.

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telday to serve from three to thirty 1
1191115 in State prison by Judge Hanks”! buildiugun B‘fffl” 35.13323: I
Osborne on a charge of assault in an effort 0 as 1' l y
'The young’woman whose name was could procure passports a“ they want I
not divulged told the police she was ed to return to Spain, that thct 1181,,11
. . plOtect their property under a new cr-
on 1191 way home when two men cc 1. I
coated her. Forbes who was passing d" which 11 ‘5 said Spam hashisIuIeIt I

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in his automobile, stopped and otteled “"3 “at" 0’ “EC :23‘351 11 VII 11leth :5
to take her home. instead. he drove mp“ 11ere.\111> M“ 1111' I “
fSpain has otdered nil Spaniards who

to the mezudow district ‘hnve not served their full lllillla‘y 'limti

" 1 turn to Spain before May 1.1919.

' TWO TRA'NMFN KILLED If, 13.... am propeny they hold ill '1th

NEW YORK, July 17. —Fireman ccmny, and their parents prolelwty,
IChalles Lanlake was instantly killed. mu be confiscated

Iand Engineer Neil Madison died later,

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I EMPEY IS MADE u. s. CAPTAIN.
Ibllnd switch in the Sunnyelde yalds WASHINGTON July 17. Altllur
of the Long Island Railroad and plung 1'0“) Empey. who While coming with
I9d down the eighty two feet dcepIme Canadian Overseas Forces. lookI
jPennsylvania' out early yesterday. Thegpa in several important battles inl
third member of the train crew, ll'llliuithe first years of the war wu com-
133‘le escaped injury. {moistened yesterday a capta 11 of the

INationaI Anni. He will be assigned
to the Adjutant «‘General 11 Department.

 

~Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.

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ALUMINUM WEAR—WEAREV n11 AND 1111111011.
Sauce P111111, Preserving Kettles, Frying Pans, Jelly Cake
Pans, Pie Pans, Double Roasters.

TEA AND dorm ro'rs.
TEA norms, runoom'rons.

Albert F. .Gehebe
25 Washington St, So. Norwalk

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Cotton Frocks Hate Climbed to Social Prominence

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Many Other. Equnliy Chic in 1
PlC'l‘ORlAL REVIEW PATTERNS to: JULY now ready

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NEW, minus or muow mm:

See representative samples of our stock in our show win

down. ,

. GOOD REFRIGERATOR ,

Is an investment that yields prompt and permanent premiums 1'

on your money, not only in preserving food from the heat, butI
from flies and other pests.

We have 1111 sizes in stock, with either tile, enamel or gal-I.

,Imuedlininga.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-: I37 Washington St.
Who. Carry 11 [1811163le oi All «Kinds

 

 

 

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WALL PAPER. 5c and 10c Roll

Pull Lino—Fine Assortment
ALSO PAINT AND VARNISH A'lt LOW PRICED.
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING

141 Washington Street. A' COHEN 3°qu Noiwalk.

 

 

xThe'populnr “Slippver” type, very easy of adjustment
and designedin‘huch soft lines as to be universali'bifihi- '
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The Slip-over Blouse has come into a new and dominating
vogue. Many style: in sheer materials are here, at. $1.25 to

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CENTRAL HOTEL n
Pine rooms 11 the day or week. Steam heated. elect 0
light: and gas. FNne Ontolottoched; also Restaurant. Italian

and American style
Cornet-Monroe 11nd Chestnut Sta. --‘I'cl. 11555.
NIDIBEBA. Manager. .DIEESA, Proprietor.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Now that the Liberty loan is over, BOY WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS, which I611 for “17 this month and 10 additional

each month thereafter. m
25 will... buy. 11 mm sum.

' my mmmnnus {to wm’rm

110nm. manna «NW

The City Natiollal Bank

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All styles with ahig‘ranae .01 prices, 1111'
mentioned 111111 children, 101' yachting,
tennis, bumping and general wear. """

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“CONNEALLY r111: BRACKEN

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Rominxton all
per month. ME
TYPEWRITER EXOHANOB A
F. S. 1.70” .

WITH TAR
DRUGGIBT
Smith. Underwood.
- makes. sold,
repaired. Realm
sold at 85 per mm
PLUMBER
156 Falrfleid Ave., fidmm
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB
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DEFINITION or onlnoenm
Chiropractic la the definitiontdl

ogme or the disco 1%?“

it lusting the “1119..
by a wrench. twist or 511111111 9: ‘
back. Even if done In childhood ,
crestoa pinched nerve; and bah“.
later life In tho itinerant organ.

 

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Chiropractors remove the on
disease and pain. health is 1
through harmonizing the limo
toms in your body. Female m
given-11min attention: «nu ma
ton of the spine. You will none II
gret giving the Chiropractor I chum

Moll-hell!
Magnetic Interment: given “to.

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11 Washington 81.. So. Norwtlk 100.
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and we will Huh our tnublo in
right around when «menu-19111111]
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PLUMBING I ’

In defective, antiquated, mum
or worn out, have us make men
cal-y repair. or 11111111 I MI
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111013111111 ammo. ;.
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