'3 satisfactorily,
f‘and. with a slight increase in the
Public Utilities Commission Says Tele base or rental charge. affords the com
phone Rates Now Are Too High.6
OPPOSE F: DERAL CONTROL.
fitilities Commission of Connecticut, ment
has. through its (hairman, Robert T. " The system of zone rates, based on
filflzins. in letters to Connecticut Sen- distance recently
mCI'I‘ and Representatives in Con- master-General Burleson under feder-
gi‘cns. taken a stand in opposition to al control, may theoretically be con
ti“ telephone rate schedule recently rect but the same schedule of Iates is
not into effect by the postmaster-gen not necessarily correct or equitabla
end. for all sections of the United States. i
believe the zone system recentlyi in.
sIalled materially increase the tele-
phone rates for Connecticut, which is
unnecessary for efficient management
or the company. . ’ ’ \V’e believe
that the properties should be returnI 'd
to private ownership, and that the
state which is Iitally inteiestfid in her
domestic enteiprises, should haIe
“War cmergcnt‘y as the great mov-
ing cause for federal intervention 01
control is no longer a dominant feat-
ure and should no longer flbe used to
accomplish an end not otherwise justi-l
fled," Mr. Higgins writes.
He adds that the telephone service
of, Connecticut is ninety per cent in-
trastate, and has always been Well-
handled by the Southern New England ‘ jurisdiction over regulative problems.
Telephone Company. Erather than the Federal government.“
“The flat rate system heretofore in: Mr. Higgins thinks a schedule of
force in,Connecticut has worked very ; rates should be. based upon local or
III M DARKENS *
HAIR III III SHADr
aDon’t‘stay Gray! Here's an Oldtime
Recipe that anybody can apply.
' ._. __,.__ _...._
OPEN INVESTIGATION INTO
GROUNDING OF TRANSPORT.
NEW YORK. Jun. 3l.——A naval boaxd
of inquiry bvaan an investigation here
today to fix the blame. for the ground-
;I'm: of the iTnitcd Slates transport
.\'(u [hot 11 Pm: ilic off Fire Island durinr ,
.a l‘i',!\} 1 oz on New Yeai' a morning
IIhI n the liIos of more than 2,000 sol-
. div '5 II ore endangered.
The uses of SHL'I‘
aim-ins; faded.
and Sulphur for rt-
gi‘ay hair to its nagurol
I'nlot‘ dates back to :rI-andIuoIlIeI-‘s “4...-.- __ I'M on“ “‘“hflnhm doubles ”m capital stock from $50, 000 to $100000, “1“ headachc dullness. feverishnes:
time. ShI- “find it ,0 keep her hair CURRANTS AND TCBACCO b. ‘Illll; oi Imu lItIiI besides it imme- according ‘0‘, certificate filed “:8an sore throat sneezing, soreness an
beautifully dark, classy and attract- FROM SAL ONIKI 'H‘nnh (“59"“9‘ "‘1'” pa,”"“" "flyday at the statb secretary ,- oillce. stiiiness ’ ‘f d ' 1 blowin :
ivp' “1]”va h“). hair took on ”1"”: NEW YORK. Jun. ilk—A cargo of‘ dandruff, ,‘ou cannot have mp" hm“?- Tht- increase is to consist of 700 .Dont ““5 5““ e “I" Qun g,
dull, faded or streaked
this ample IIIII‘IIII'I-
appearance. curianle and Turkish tobacco) said by
l ‘ “HS applied with IIIIII‘invrs here to he the first vessel
“'0“: r» 1” .".. ' ' . .
I .',H“t' . load of these commodities to be In)
But Mowing at home 15 "”1953. ““‘l port-«l here from the Orient since
out-of—date, Nowadays, by asking at
any. drur .I-lorc- for :I bottle at“ \\'_I'clh' 5
Sane and ‘Sulphm C ompound." Ion IIill
mt this Iannus prepar,atlon llllDl‘ll‘Vt‘d ‘
hv [he El'Ztllii on of other inercdit-nt~.
which can hw depended _upon to rcslorn
natural color and beauty to the hair.
van-1y in the war, arrived .‘in this port
)‘i'4l0l‘tlily on the British stvainshlx
("aiI'nI'alona from Saloniki.
WAR STAMP SALES INCREASE.
WASHINGTON. .lan. 3l.—~“’ar sm»
-A.1;I’ell-known downtown ‘llll‘ri'l-" ind-.5- slump mics this month. increas-
Bays li_ dark-Ins the hair so naturally in: 0“,]. ”H. ”mm (,f last month.
and Tevenly that. nobody ('illl Ivll it has up“, the total or rocpipgs from this
b""“jai>1»lir«1. 3"" Sillll'lv dampen 3 Sulii'Cr (lVI'l‘ a billion dollars. Tllc
sponge or soft brush wi'll it
this through your hair,
small strzin'l at a time,
and draw
Inhinc (Inc
’.v lllOTnlnfT
Nip gray hair disappears. and 'Il’lwr III)-
nther appilcat'inn or UVO,
Inunuiflilly dark and uinssv.
lrcnsury I'I-pol‘lcd today a total from
sulu nf \V‘Ill‘ Sill'lllSI-l and thrill stamps
since they Ivon- placed on the market
norm-n month; .120 or‘sInIIIIInnfin-J.
intludinx $770llu0ml estimalml
i tm la nuary.
«' -. . rq
I; in (om 14:30."
“ says the 'cmnniision.‘
'pany sufficient revenue to pay a fair,
, HARTFORD Jan. 30.—The Public dividend (7 per cent) on its invest;
established by Post— .
.59 thin fad
III-sin- soIl.,
lots
-<'::lp and .I'II
must usc linoxs‘llon's andI-rine. Event-
urIllI' — \‘IJIV not: pow?
flFnihav, JAN. 31. 193r
“"'
"* WM"”’"—’ ' .‘é—J "V ’3‘ . .~f
"NEW HAVEN" parfilous ,
I 5 .TO CONDEMN snub
I
:‘Qiffism and we - l new censuses em.
,1.
Head of Boston Phone Operators Re. Overworked
fuoes to Invention: l
, , , I
Nervous.
Health Restored by Vinol.
Proposed Improvements at,WalIing—
ford Necessitate Court Order. ' - , . .5
I The “New Haven” railroad has Pe‘i BOSTON. Jan. (IL—Miss Julia Urbana. Onto—— I am attending col
l
titioned the public utilities commis- 0’,Connor president of the telephone loge, and got into a nervous run down.
sion to change the radius of some of opemtors' union of this city, today an condition. no'appetite, was weak, and
the curves on its line at \\ allinglord nounced her resignation from a oom- lnihauoted. —-—Vinol has git en me a good
33 ”ocean which will imowe {fie tak- mittee appointed by Postmaster-Gena- appetite and built up my stimmnr nd
al Burléson to investigate wages and health and i can hemtily Ietommz no
9..
a
ing of land bordering the company’s
The petition has been assigned working conditions of telephone and it to anvon: for surli Conditions."
lines.
for hearing on Tuesday ppm-“aw 11 teleoraph employes Continued men» Adelaide (.‘aIteI
at 11 a ml ~ \ bership in the committee,.Miss 0' (3011-, The .II-aaon Vino] was so success‘ul
One of the owners. of the land need “01‘ says in her letter of resignation. in \iis< Carter‘s case is because it (‘on-
ed b‘. the company in its Ojemtions is addressed to Mr. Burleson on Jan. 28 tains the \"I>I\ elements needed to
Jamng Gallaghpr or McCord Nob “would amount to a serials. heir-mm build up -- wvakenod Iun- dnvcn sv stcn‘.
Judge John J Keeler of the superior of the Iights and interests ol “1) ml- make Iir-h, red blood and (Home
court has issuI-d an map, that Gal- loII “(likels “horn you haIe charged stIcngth.
13:1.” be notifipd of the hearing pro- me to IeprII-Icnt thereon. I ank ii. Baxter. Drugewt. anu
Drmzfzists eI‘erI'where.
BAD iii'l ill? Willi”
AND’lllle ‘Slllll;
‘lPape's Cold Compound" ends colds
and gaippe in a few hours.
(edurp Ileic his necessary when one of Miss O'Connor (:lIaIgcs that the com-
Ilw interested persons residing outside mitten has luen hostile to mzanizrtl
”“3 state. telephone and telegiaph walkers and
. although created to investigate rateQ
)9 pa,» and Ionditions or “(wk of “ll“
GIRLS! HAVE WAEY (‘mploxcs ins attempted no pIoccdutu
. 9 _ ’
IIIICII, GLOSSI HAIR
worthI of the name Just aiimanccs
"suiting in widespread discontent
Save your hair! Double its beauty in a
fewmoments—atry this
have reached no attention. she sa)<
while govermncnt control of the wirc
.‘VSlt’lll has 01‘9“ accompanied by ”w
it‘ you (are for heavy hair. that glist~
Oils IIitlI bunlily and is radiant with
lilo; has :In ir‘I-ompnrahle softness and
‘DII.’.i..(ZI.r of agreements and to pro--
is fluit'v :Iml lIIstIous III Dandnrine,
Take ‘I’ape s, (‘ old I onipound' I II I-y
two hours until you have taken thico
MEme PAPER 00 doses. then Ill inppI misery goes and,
INCREASES STOCK your cold IIill be broken It promptly
opens Iout cloggcd- up nostrils and the
fair passages of the head; stops nasty
running; relieves
MAI-lition of members of the unions.
The Merv-in Paper Company «I
llaitford has increased its author‘lZed dischartze or nose
and shuttling. Ease your throbbing:
head—nothing: (else in the II orld gives:
such prompt relic as “Pape's Cold Conl-'
“hit-n costs only a few cents-
:Iorc. It acts IIitlIout as .
mans nice and causes no in
Accept no snbstizute.
lIcalIlIy hair if you have dandruff Thi:
Ilcsti'uctixm svuri robs the hat: of its
lhstrc, its strength and its‘very life
and it no' m'enmno il produt- cs‘a fev-
eii~lmcss and itching of the gimp; the
lIalIIotts flaunt it ion on and ai. ”on
”It hail falls out fzn t .-
lI Imii hzm has i‘ In nttlgt‘hd and
l. on sIruguI qggjtoo on}.
got a small lIottlI of Knmfltlfiz’s l\:—m
derinaI at an» Inn: stone or guild: eoun
“‘1' for :1 apply a little as
'lircclcd and l ‘l‘ mind“ .4 al‘fcr you will
Ilu’h- I llHI’althlll I In
sharts of the par value of $100 I-uch.
[The directots. signing the document
Inc: George I. .‘Ilerwin Flank l. Wit It
cox if. G. Maiquardt. John ll (one and poun
\. l Lorenz i‘at anI d: It.
The. ~'\_dIance Manufacturing Comm ”um“
:(N0n\(ll’llt‘lltll.
Why of Sew liaIen has lHCUIDOIEII‘d
\viIII Izzpitalization at $503100.
CRUISER FREDERICK ARRIVES.
THE TUTILE SHOP
84 North Main Street.
Furs Repaired
from your own or from furs care ‘
Tully selected by experienced I’m- ;
riers Telephone l
Hemstitchimr and But-
tons Made to Order
.lzm. 31.—~»Thc United;
:IrI'iI'I’IIl herc :
fI‘II‘ I'I‘nisf Nl§“"YORK.
S‘lel‘fi cruiser Frederick
today from Brest with 1.7.47 troops!
These included 24 officers and 1,022;
men of the First‘l'laltalion. comprisintrll’
Companies A. B. C. and D of the 330th :
Infantry-of Inc iaRIiDivision; um Head—i
quartI-rs Medical Detachment of the
83d; and the 456m and 492d Aero_
Squadron- together wtih a number of
garasual oflceli.
say this \\'.'I'
I-II-I‘ made, _
“1- sian-I h ‘n lie“. 1-. i‘t‘KdelO‘HI of
advertised. that if you
llt’llllllfkll‘ hair and
dandruff ‘ no itchhu:
Inorc falling liair-~v0fl
IlFI
t‘VI‘i‘) thin!
ms IUliS.
III' II up”
3‘.
Rundcwn'
I
f in medium or extreme heiqh ts.
3111’ E EH. 33de Qluttttm,
Read CI"
~————n.u-\_-_.—.——--_-.
Spring Millinery
The pen hats-
‘It variety as 10 51v) ,
shapes are smart. 1. ,. .m '
m9: and mute the i;. .~ .
millmei'v fashion.
T ,
lincabme. ("2 tum m
_ mum and Ram.
Braid s. are seen
with hats made
Chinese split
hemp. There an .
tions of strau . .:._,
a‘ette Crepe. raw
ribbon
Trimmings of burnt ostrich or olyteriw
flowers made of chenille or velvet In lovelv so -
and usuallv held In place bv sold or silver tht~ *
Tailored Hats are trim looking. VI ith
insert in the brim and a 10112 I'et. pin or 39::
f.ront
b
Straw
l", I- my». I
ll‘
l
5 I
All
$5.00 to $20.00.
Second
Evening Slippers
for women
An interesting line of Evening Slippers L'-
styles and late colorinqs as II ill combine nice}:
lie‘ht and airv frocks. The cut is plain. hand .
showing a 10m: or medium vamp. and with “Low: ~
Silver Cloth.
"--
non tarnish-able. I”,
GoldCloth. <5 “It
_ _ Satin. $5: ‘\
Satin. beaded effects.
Patent.
$5.00 and $0.0 .
$7 4'"
Main l
fl ‘gr/ Jr 9' tidying-Iv"
-HM “‘, ‘WM‘
moving ‘ t”‘"
I. -5‘5‘1... ‘
\ -f'tl'f’vnl“- ‘x‘l‘x‘t IA ‘
‘\-\‘ ‘\_‘\‘ *\‘s l
.-.I-' My, It"; 5
'N'.~v,~*1~r-v,
$1.501 Night GEIans
$1.00
756 Corset {lovers 59c
I
fl.a' "l-"lw .‘ a 'a.
\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\-\‘\
/
I
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la. arjafafa/a
“\O\‘\-I‘\‘ ‘
V
by.
3529.5
5‘3.)
$22.50
on ‘u
alt/7'
‘fl‘. ‘ - E
r
Ian/J. nu ‘1'; I'D—Inmunl, Ufa-funny, 1r, bunch-Ir
$29. 50
u~.“'\.mx.-\j¢\ - -- X‘Y‘ I}: x -‘2 «nu-(ya u
.I
-‘I
an
SUITS. “—317. 5'0 and $19. 50. Former prices
COATS—eJunior sizes only. $14.75, formerly
COATS. ——'Ladies and Misses velour and broad-
cloth, plain and with fur collars In all the pop-
ular shades including black. $19. 75, formerly
Any .Silverione Coatin the Store
PLUSH COATS. —Three- quarters-length, Nut-
ria trimmed, shawl collar cuffs and bottom
6.8.Washington Street,
Just before Spring- arrivals commence to come in we are giving an Opportunity to make substanti 31 savings on the Winter merchandise. The weather I
’ far has been rather-mild resulting in our havinvr on hand a larger stockthan is usual at this time of the year. and to carry out our policy of. not raw
stock over from one season to anothefi. We have made adeen cut' In prices. Come in and see for yourself the meaning of this sale. True. you will not we
all sizes in all styles. but you will find your size In Some desirable style at a pronounced saving.
heavier clothi as before the good old summer time. Buy now and make a real saving.
I
and $35.
and $25.
to $37. 50
$25.60
Former Prices up to $50 00 to $6.00
South Norwalk Conn.
This weather Is too fine to last. There will be plenty I106, Ii =
SILK DRESSES. —Odds and ends 37. 95, for ”in
erly up to $15. 00
SATIN DRESSES—$110.95, formerly $16.30
‘ SILK POPLIN DRESSES—$3.98. Serge Dresl.
, $8.95, $10.95,
PLAITED SKIRTS. -— In mixtures,
plain blue and black. $4.98, $5.98, $6.98, fez:
erly $6.98, $8.95, $9.98
‘HAT‘Sr—Anyhat'in the store $1.50. Values I:
CHILDREN’S COATS. ——-$4. 98, sizes?.
duroy, velvet and
d1,- "' -1!’-"/-""’- H
- ‘4‘5:n" -‘fx—.‘i\‘\-\-u¢.\‘
75c Fibre Silk Hostel
. 59c
' $1.50 FallFashionedSilkhose i .l
Before Spring Lines
Commence Arriving \
$11.95, $14.95
plaid Hi
I
l
to 6 CW”:
wdcloth Values tip “0
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