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"T Till We Meet Again.
Waltz.
Stuntiful Ohio. Waltz.
Recldn’ the Boat.
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Girl Behind
One step.
Over Heels.
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.1. Always
1113.1 0W5.
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Marie.
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step
In the Land of Begin-
21mg Again.
I ve Found the End of
the Rainbow.
Wtimly Irish Song
Songs. McGomnek.
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My
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DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
UTE NORWALK.
Chasing
Garri-
Mother
Fox
the ‘1
Fox
Fox 3
One
of
' that a bill which is pending before the "t
111011.119 8800K. Rottan'
- l ‘The rolling stock of the Comet-ti-
cut Company in \K’aterbut'y is rot-
‘MWLIQN
OF J IT‘NE YS
l
,. 9 IS FAVORED ten,‘ said 1‘. S. Sullivan of “’atec
3 ‘ butv representing jimeurs of the
‘—"— ,Brass City and of Naugatuck. l—It'
l (Continued from Page One) 'told of regulations enforced on jit—
1 _'—‘ ntV' driV 91's by the aldermen of “’a-
terme and concluded with: "it you
”1‘" 1““ “”1933“ ”“0 cunt! lc"i=l:llion which will place on
1'1" hearing ““5 “ (311111 livaty 1.111111. such as a 5 per
""d “’33 Adjourned cent. return to the slam treasury ‘on
from the re gulat moot‘ng room of E’A‘Ocs earnings. you are going to take
the committee to the hall of th( away one of the most. important-
House. Scrut- ot the bills were reas- means of transportntion."
signed tor 11 furthet hearing. In--3 “Trouble is Internal"
stead of taking the bills individually. State Senator llcnnis M. (‘lyne 0,-
all “Olt' taken at once. and there was NC“. Haven objected to police regula—
“ “v" I" discussion lion of thc jitney. “The trouble with
‘1' ['2 Berry oi Ne“ Haven TOP"? the trolley companies." he. said. 'is in—
svntine the .(‘onnocticut ( ompany, said “.nmtg' He askpd the committee ' to
aid» into consideration the little tel-
\VllS conceded
come to stay.
thl'tulz-llotll' scab-ion.
low that is trying to get along.
Judiciary committee will put the jit-
From 400 Trolleymen
pnuys undt'r the jurisdiction of the pub-
lic utilities; commsson. “Any public David spuny (;f \Yatcrbury said be
business should b0 regulated" 111: as- l-typi't’st'illcd 11111 11olleymen of the
set-1e11,“:111d the jitncy regulation 12:11.53 City. “111mg”; this war," he
tt'ollies tariied 700,001) men
and tho iitneys did not
'1ke a cap pis-
Silitl. "tho
to (‘ l1: I<P' ~.~
cairy enough men to ma
should be analogous to that of the
atreet railways. I don‘t wish to elim-
inate the jimoys. orpubh‘c service an.
Lom‘Obilcs. but 1 think that their ser- mt to: the bovs across the water. He
vice. should supplement trolley St‘r' tomp laincd that the jitnev men do not
vice." lle added that the Connecticut 3,,” tth part of the maintenance of
litidges. but that theV' (1th9 their cats
on 1h: so bridges. He pleaded that
the trolley ccnlpttnies and the jltneys
Company has been operating cars too
frequently in certain parts of Budge
p011. Prohibited Competition be put on the same basis. .
Continuing. he said: "I don't believe Calncn Wants Regulation
that unvonc should perform DUbll“ H. J. Cztlnen of Hartmrd, represent-
se-rvic-o unless there is capital behind mg some of 11m jjmey drivers of this
him. How 11111.11) people in this State city told the committee that there
would stand this situation if lllt' iinan- are betum n 100 and 125 jltneys in
cial 1mp0nsibilif) 0f 3 motorman 0f Hartford. but that there are no
'busscs 'here. He. said, th’atcondltions
are different in different cities. "I
believe that some sort of regulation
is necessary." he asserted. "and we in
a (7.1.1 was the only an in which dam
age could be’ collected in case of an
accident?" lle added that. Connecti-
cut has properly prohibited competi»
fl ‘ ' 1 c '
Ci Ne ws unemployment in that city," and ex-,
plained how the idea. spread through-
Hartford believe that, we have made
regulations concerning this matter. I
am opposed to the bills which would
make state regulation."
Police Sergeant Testifies
tion. between street railway companies
in this state.
He told of the beginning of the jit-
nev in Los Angeles. (fill. in 1915. “at
“[110 when there W'Ls considerable
of Hartford said he believed anltney
He submitted pho- regulation by cities 01' m tniclpalities,
Samuel
' “loodw
Mr. and
Cl.
7 Ruth-1
g oni’t-r :l1t-
lft'illillllll
Walnut.-
‘Tht- Victory"
all strum.
residence to Ann street,
Lodge,
Fl“.
lv'ruukowitch has purchased
a new homo at to Cove avenue.
11rd avenue.
.‘.l 1'5, Joseph
hm c
1.: fhi went; the
Pl Co. will make. fr
Tomey.‘
changed their placo
second dis.-
Browct'
ee. dc-
'l"ish Morkt will open
‘ -rt:h 4, with a supply of fresh fish:-
of
No. .97 l. 4). 0. R. will
initiator-y degree on a .good
a:
.1119 of large or small orders of hafi'.
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2; POSED To LOSS OR ‘ lreach urban markets at the accustom-
f ESTR‘U 0N? Short andfo‘the Point 30d hours the repealing amendment
5‘7 D 011 .. ‘would have been adopted.
if, g THEE THREE ESSENTIALS, 3 The farmers held that being compel-
ff; 1 __._. 1mm. é QUALI 3led to arise at. solar 2 a. m. to get their
.53; . h ' % TY , FIT, STYLE, {goods to market by legal 6 a. m. was
‘ig 01-J— S“ {e De it Vaults g 'an unbearable hardship. Under the
V f _ P08 é 313m found m our Young M911 s-tSffiUllt' unrepealed the .added hour of
1: 1- :' 7T1: I W Burglary and Older Men 3 Shoes afternoon daylight will begin 1) tum-
, "1:5, f'zgod and Careless. ing all clocks ahead one hour at 2 am.
E: OUR mnERs TSunday, March 30.
‘E/ :“3‘ r...a.. . 7‘s nub-’3 ‘ ‘ _
~55 ' 1 . AN AWFUL WASTE.
pf mm, mm, 831860” ‘ “When a senator dies at least eight
r»: ' thousand volumes of eulogy are print.
En“: South Norwallt 1w:— .1 .1... mm... 1., .1... gm...
‘7: 1 men,t ”’ said Professor Pate. .“This is
—. 3mm“. Elwood .81 Glovetjm MW wfw
vlilllufililhllt‘ lllt't’llllg
~11> rlub was held last evening. The
made a. report on the
«at (‘Illlnlltllllfln and M-
[.1 reptetl.
11111.11 pleased VV 1111 their new sub
1100] table.
\"
Ash \Vetlnt stlzty 1‘11
i.~ M1 11mg
llv
weekly
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“nth Norwalk.
W§\\\\““\‘R‘\\\\\W
11nd poultry
1‘\'(‘TV \‘l’o-tl1tesdtty.
v
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laws
The 111eml1trt‘
supplies
to
Phone
Trinity
re-
which
,2, Hr“.
\Vlllt‘ll ‘ has recently
<ll'5'tl.
ill ln‘ rt'l".l(‘4‘.\‘ appropriate
Trinity (‘ltlll't‘ll
:11 7 ;:I,11'1'<'lock,
intltentv :tl't: expect
'.~' vw'l‘f'
3111::
11;11':1‘..~' in MN books.
Moat-tulle tirst
llaytitents—B
\‘Jashinsrton
DO YOU KEEP VALUABLE
PAPERS AT norm, 2.x
in charm.
lim' l\'"l!lll'llt McKenzie, f “5113'.-
1«t .\ . this 1.x the only Lenten 5111*
111' tit lllt' c.1111.- it is cztt'neslly Tt"
we: *l1:.| .zll 111.1k1~ :111 effort in lic-
~11]?
811-... 1.1} n: 1. new asscsmatem books
11‘1“ l‘1ty ..1 Nortvtillt have been 1'1“-
“‘Vi‘l-l l-y ('itV t‘lv't'li “wing 1), Robert.
.ed to-
not numbered.
llolt -1l-~11n has ill-on busy plur-
so 1'211'
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry
lu'lnls ”pent-ll 111 \\‘1‘-l'lllV DOODlt‘ (if
p aym 0 nt 1
rand's
stl'et-t,
W
W\
310
out the country. .
tographs showing the congested con- and that specified route; must be to Mr. W. L. blate. Acting Dean, .
d-ltions in Bridgeport due, he said. to established. He told the committee Storrs Conn .3
that no trouble has been had with the
jimeys in. Handout, and told of the
ponce arrangements governing the
the jitneys. "Connecticut is the only
plate in which the. jitney is not reg-u:
lated to some extent,” be contended.
adding 11111: the jitneyls have three honeys He advocated jltney stander
ways of tnkia money from the trol- in the center MW the same as;
ley companio- carrying passengers trolley ,sumons
who would or» irily ride on trolley 1:11. H. Wane of Waterbury midi:
:mrs; Wearing ut pavement cared favored jlmeys becauSe he did not
for by the car tider, and increasing care to be in any man- mmd trol-
ley collisions. “Give every man an
hazard. He explained
equal chance to make his living and
of the bills under consid-
tthe accident
thlat 30111 e
oration, provided for the bonding or don't insist. upon a bond when it
jitneurs. regulation by the public can't be afforded." he said. .
and a provision Milton Bacharach of Hartford. ap-
utliities commission.
mat jitncy drivers shall pay a tax on
excels earnings. and «included with
the statement that: "If the street rail-
VV‘ay service is to be continued. the
nearing for 11 Hartford organization of
jitney drivers, said that. in almost a
yew, there has not been a. fatal accl-
dent in which jitneurs were concerned
tum.»- ot t'illldltllltf‘s. tonight, at its jimey must be regulated in some in Hartford and that damage cases
rmrmn 1111 South Mam street, and an Way," against Jimey men have not. ted
honest to goodness time and supper, "Moot Be Sold as Junk” to more than $125. He spokein favor
111-...- hmeu arranged by lllt! entertain- "Unless there is legislation of this of local regulation
m..." Dammit“... - kind the road of which I am the re- J D Schwartz of Blidxepm't mesi-
' ' ' be sold for junk." said J. dent of a bus association in therark
ceiver ltmst.
Moss Ives of lmnbury. representing
the Dunbury & Bethel Street Railway
Company. "This is a fight to the fin-_
ish with us. “‘0 opt-rate. fifteen (11
sixteen miles of truck between Dan
bury and Betzliel. and operated five
mile; of track in Bridgeport. and we
had to discontinm» the Bridgeport
line. The jitneys take the cream 01
1hP business and leave us the skimmed
Citv. opposed .a bill uniting it
pulsory fol jltneors tube beaded.
Favors Bonding
Ira Osborn. representing the .nConz
necticut Federation of Labor. 511.1616.
:fthored bonding of Jimeys, and also
an ored regulation He is a member
01 the special commission of the Gen-
and Assembly. to investigate the
financial conditions of
panics in Connecticut.
com
He said. also.
111111.."
. Local fiegulatlons that jitney drivers should bear a part
John '1‘. Hubbard of Bridgeport. of the lactation in the upkeep of Din"
in: and bridges.
Lawson Luth or “Utterbury. presi-
dmn. of the Connecticut State Confer»
once Board of 'l‘rollcynlen, said some.
of rho jitneys operated only (luring
tho. rush hours. and added that they,
representing the Purl: City Bus Asso
Nation said that the jitney business
in no two towns is the same, and
:uddr-d H1111 thc jitnt-y drivers are unit-
ed in the belief that they should be
regulated. Ht' argued that the regu-
lation. hoWevc-t', should be local, and
not by the Mate. explaining the con-
ditions in one locality would not hold .
truc in another section of the state.
Jitncys Here to Stay
Freeman d'l' Hartford. rc-
t.lte Hartford -\'— Springfield
C1‘11111111_11y. said that.
sut‘l‘r-t'cd from tho
.alno basis-1 as the trolley companies.
Kendall M. Home 01' Bristol, 1epre
senting the Bristol .6 Plainville Street
llailWaV (*ompam; Charles A. “’heel
er, 1epremntmg the boom] of police
conniiissionors in Bridgeport, \\ illiam
E ll- gun 1"epiesenting the Hartford
Automobile Association and mire-153
ll.
(ft‘lVF‘l‘ of
Street Railway
this company has.
mm“). ""111- jimpy is here. to stay,"l"tl)l’e"‘re‘l in favor of the bills. 1 .
lll' .sttid. “and no l«_ci:.lati01t should ”99111) MOlOI‘ V'Phlcles Commission ‘
bu 11111 on tho sillllllt' books to put or John A~ “301)011310 ““3 piesent
llll' jttnt-y out of business. There Bills CO“C(‘l'lllnt~’ jilncys introduced;
1:111n1 L11 resolution. lluW't'vt‘l‘, and this at the request 0f th" motor vehicles
resolution should be in the hands of department. “”9 1‘1‘89-‘18'59‘1 lOI‘
lllt' public utilities commission. The
will be the autol
l
hearings. {
jitney ol the tutuic. l
\
"bus.“ H1 contended llltl there would CLOCKS MUST GAIN AN HOUR
be a bi;. finnntittl loss in. the country. MARCH 30
(ll-“~11ifl.‘ it lllt‘ trolley lines are, uban- i
310nm]. , Daylight Saving Law Stands Despitel
Evolution of Transportation 4 Rural Mail.
.ltunes l). Hart of New Haven spoke: \VASHINGTON Mar. 5 _1)a_-,Hgml
l
of the evolution of transportation:
.‘Lllli of the buying: of trolley lines by
railroad companies. He told of the
11.1nsportzltiotl Ht-rV'ict- of the jimeVS
in (:dl‘lyln" munition “others in New
ll.tV'-t -n, and oxptessed the opinion that
savinrr und91 the existing law will bc3
the {mood poliCV of the Govetnment
owing to the faiIme of the. Senate to?
pass the agricultural appropriation 111ll3A
the film,” should be regtt.lated The with its rider providing for the t'epeal3
ljitney. he said is more sanitaryandi of the statute. The. :Agticultut‘al
()0fl(‘,'lll(lttl with the statement that‘ Committee adopted an amendment bv.
~-~---~»-~'-~-~ —-'""‘”“‘"““h‘-‘- 11.11111 0f em'mnugclmnt should bel an OVerVVhelming Vote ptoiidin: for.
W icy tended to jitnc V driv.ers
the repeal of the law.
There Vt as cV‘e1y reason to believe
giltat in the face of a vehement protest
grmm rural communities against the re-
:petition of another year of rising one
lhour earlier art—the part of the farmers,
3tlai1'ymon and truck gardeners to
'rmmc Sergeant Edward J. Langiisn'
trolley com- '
would bear part of the taxes. on the.
.3
3N. Y.,N. E. at...T1ME TABLE:
Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919 3 J
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i
Cannecticut Agricultural College to
Have studies ‘March 2428.
The Connecticut Agricultural Col-3
loge. will hold :1 junior short course at.
Storrs during the Week of March 24-?
212, Last year a number of boys and
girls throughmt the state Won Junior
Food Anni st-llolulships which cover
m?“ expt r1595 :11 this course
The accommodatlons of the college
“ill take rate of aboul twenty five
girls and tiftv boys. As the. scholar-
ship winners do not reach these totals,
there is now an Opportunity fm a lim
ited number of other boys and girls to
register for the course. In addition to;
carfare. the dpenses for the week are
$7.00, which cover board and room. !
Bow and girls who attend tll . short
courst' will be diV-ided into four g1oups,
taking up accotding to then prpfef-
once, 1, garden: -. potlltty: 1!. wine, or
4. Home Economics work. _7
This junior short course "15 a part of
the educational program which the
1
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l
I
state extension service is working (ml
in co operation with the county farm;
_ bureaus. Every boy or girl club mem.
ber can W01k for a scholarship
From this county. the Ridgefield
Boys' Potato (‘lub demonstxation team;
of three members. which won the state ,
championship and three scholarship”:
last year. has registered tor the,
course. They will leave \londay morn-i
ing, March 24 for Storm. Classes be-I
gin Tuesday morning at. eight and run 1
daily until Saturday. when the boys
and girls return home. 3
Additional information on the junior;
short course can be obtained from the
Farm Bureau. Danbury. or by writing
CLERK AND CARRIER EXAMINA.
TIONS.
’I‘
Tho U. S Civil Service Commission
" A. film about ‘Tafiles '
There is no more useful piece of fuming» than a. table,
.andthereisnot amominyour home or once that does not
need at least one of some k nd.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS IN 8T0 OK.
Dining Room Tables, Library Tables, Parlor Tables, Dain-
ty Little Tables for the Bed or Living Rooins and Big Strong.
Ones for the Kitchen, Te elephone chlog Typewriter Tables,
Card Tables; in fact any kind of Table that you may need.
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING TOWNS.
RAYMOND 6: SON
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Not-walk. i
Children’s Shoes
Are a specialty with us. and as our stock includes all
of the best makes a perfect fit for the growing feet
'7? is assured.
Reliable Stockings of
Every Grade
61 William Stood. louth lat-walk.
Reliable Campanile;
REAL ESTA; E
[11 all its Branches
I moan AVBm f
mm mm: am 3
m
71112 111.11 Scum
by a Wichch,
back. Even
limbs;
Chiropractor: remove the are d
:g'lven special attention: also aim
hire of the spine. You will were.
yet giving the Chiropractors chat.
hummu-
00111an .1: BRACKEN g1
14ch Treatment: Given Alan. 3
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1 3 34 Washington St., So. Nommm, ‘
Graduate (rem Palmer School.
m M HOTEL
0 room by the week. Shun
light-mo gas. Pine ”JIM” Ibo 3mm: Walla
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will hold a competitive examination at
South Norwalk. Conn" March 22. .1919.
for the positions of cloak and writer
in the postoflice at Nowrllk, Conn.
Applicants must liailer'mched their
18th birthday. but not their 45th
birthday, on the date of examination.
and must be citizens of the United
States. Male applicants must rmeasurcz
Jwt less than .1 feet 4 inches in height
.i\n bare feet. .\0 male applicant who
passes the examination will be eligible
for appointment -lther as clerk or car-
rier who does not VVelgh at least 126
pounds without th-tcoat or hot. It
will be unndvisable for male appll~
cents whose normal weight is less
than 12 5 pounds to enter the examina-
tion. Female applicants are not re.
quired to be of any spenfic welght or
height
Each applicant will be required to
submit to the. examiner on the day of
examination a photograph of himself
taken wllhin two 30318.
The entrance
salary is $1.001) per
annum with promotion of $100 every,
$1,500 is?
year until a maximum of
reached.
For pamphlet of information and the
required application blank. ttddrcsu
the Local Secretary at the Norwalk.
,Conn. postofflce. or district secretary
at Boston, with whom applications
must be filed in time for him to ar-
range for the examination
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yet they have been mull co the
directly caused by important-am-
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of the stomach undo! the bomb
are often due to not chewing ml!
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_“blots out” the line of the corset and insures that smooth ef-
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Sunday. l
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P. M.:—-1 09x, 2' :,~Hx 3:12x, 4. 32:. l
5: -,l6 6. 621:. 6:.17, 7' 02x, 57'7x,,
10:07x,10:40,12:34x.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A.:M.—4 10x,5: 30, 6: 34, 8: 0021:, 8' 51;:
l:9 15x, 9:452, 10: 50x. 1
I’. M. —-12:03X. (Satutdaysl
only) 1: 06 (except Saturdays) 1: (Nil
(Saturdays only) 2: 15x, 2: 57. 3: 30;;
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8:101, 11: 151, 11: 45x.
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A. M.———12:26x. 12:58L 51401:, 6:07,
7: 15, 8: 461:, 9: 19x, 10: 22, 11: 581'.
PM.——1:,20 3::.2.73,428 6'19,6:21,
6: 51, 7. 98:, 9' 26x.
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10: 19, 11: 12:. 11: 58:.
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Gowns of models including high, low, V and squam neck,
' $1. 26—92. 60
Dainty Lace Trimmed Corset Covers 350—8100
Fitted Corset Covers, embroidery trimmed .1. . . . . . . 390—691:
Envelope chemise, Empire and plain style . . . 61.26—82.75
Bram-s, hem“! and embroidered tomes . . .
VBhomem'spwbito andflesh color-$100
serum 3:. sum uoawnnx.
7:082. 8:28; 6:26x.~
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK-
A. M.-—12:25x (except Mondays).
4:18, 14:63:, 6:59. 6:60, 8:05x, 8:30.
9: 412. 11: 00.
P. K~12:1!x. 8: 40: 4:35, 6:133.
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