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RAILROADS CAN INCREASE
RATES AFTER JAN. 1
Interstate Commerce COmmittec Mak-
es Formal Report to House
“’ASHINGTON, Nov.
permanent railroad legislation formal-
ly reported to the House yesterday
by Chairman Esch of the interStatel
i n-
G0
commerce committee. ‘a genera
crease of rates is allowed within
days after their return to pl‘qule oper-
ation January l.
The committee report said this pro-
vision was inserted in the bill "in
order to prevent the railroads from
relying on the guaranty and making
no effort to increase rates until the
guaranty period expired.“
The :unmnty includes continuation,
of llll‘ payment bv the zovernment of
the :ililllfl'il‘fl rental for six months :if-
&r the roads are returned to their
owners and provides that the roads
may obtain government loans during
the first two years of renewed privn‘a
aeration. .1 itfeo‘TW
11,—»«Under‘
PARIS PRINTERS ON STRIKE.
o
Lido-ed to Live up to Cor-met Bind-l
in. Them Until June, mo '
PARIS, NOV. I'LL-The principal
' morning mm joined forooo and;
gproduccd an edition this morningfln”
5der the title "Presse de Paris." This
‘was ne‘ccessitated by the strike of
:linotypers and typol-‘l'llphers called
tiast night. The following note is pm
.minently printed on the front me:
: “Notwithstanding a contract binding
them until June 1, 1920. the Paris
printers' unions suddenly declared a
strike last night. This action is all
the more regrettable. as it occurs the
very day on which we celebrated the.
:anm‘vorsary of victory and on the eve
of the Parliamentary Nections,
“In a sentiment of union. the newts-
papers of the capital have agreed to
publish during the strike a sinele
newspaper."
The. Socialists papers have also dc»
cided to publish a joint newspaper.
i
No editions will appear this ilfIFl'nOO'l'l.;
Anitation among: the nen‘spaper
workers began with the. strike in Octo-
ber of the. newspaper distribution em-
ploycs The printers offered to sup-
port thee-c own with n s'rmpatiiriic
strike. but eientunliy decided to ile-
mnnd extra pay of five fixnr’s dail.v
in \'lP\\' of the cost of livinc.
Directors of the newspapers Slllb;i“-
fluently llll'l «tiiployes' represenfa-t‘iw-s
and pointed out to them the difficult?
of granting the increase. The poni-
bility of increasing the price of the
newspapers from two to three cents
was discussed. ‘
As nothing was done in the matter.
the ameliorated-'10 strike. ._..
mucous-mull}.
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WATERBURY, Nov. 12.—— Eat
Cohen, aged 6. died this morning at‘
the Wetsrbury Respite}. following I
week's illness of m aim",
The child was a pupil
Wet-My Child ”cm Afturri‘éfv
'pubue sdiool-and had been in son at
a timojlnce Monday. Nov. 3. A
A post mortem examination will
held‘ by local medical authorities. 'llllat
is the second death to occur in this,
vicinity from sleeping sickness within
the past month. .
One death was reported this morn-
ing of a child who had been ill of dint-t
theiria. The health officlnls of Wota-
hury are now taking stringent My
sures to avoid an epidemic of dlpll-t
theiria. which has been gaining: rapid-
ly of late in this city. Over thirty.
cases are now prevalent here. l
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MISSlNG Glfié. FOUND.
NEW YORK. Nov. Jl.——Seurch for‘
Miss Gertrude Little. 23 years old.
daughter of a prominent family. of,
l’hillppshurg. Pa.. who has been mist.
ing a year. resulted today in the an;
rest. of Frederick de Coin, on a charge.
of extortion. :
It is nsscrled that de (‘ola wrote to
\K’. D. Little. the girl's father. that un-
less $175 was paid him she would not
return home and the family would be
disgraced. Little's attorney made on .
appointment with de (‘ola at a hotel.
and he was arrested after a struggle.
He refused to tell where the. girl was.
but later detectives found her. She
was taken imo custody onncharxo of
incorrigihility. he Cole. was held in
$10,000 bail.
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It is agood time to buy Dinm'rware because just now
before Thanksgiving and Christmas,
stocks are full
and the department is in splendid condition. There
are a good many new patterns in English, French and
Nippon China.
hm andemet'ican artists
creditable work than ever be
America is making
splendid porce-
in pottery are doing more
ore.
Come and see the new dinner china.
GODS.
Gold and White Set of 66 pcs. service for cig‘ht Eer-
. 0
Set of Nippon China of the egg shell variety, border
in Dresden style interspersed with old blue medal-
lions, tan, pink and blue effects.
100 pieces,
$78.75
American Porcelain Set, 112 pcs. narrow Persian bor-
der in colors of blue and rose. mixed effect. Eighteen
carat gold handles. The hollow pieces are squat Shgeél
,ss9.
Nippon China “Khiva” design. scroll with interlaced
border, green and pink, half mat gold handles.
$75.25
China Set, wide border. light lines in tan and
blac With pink roses. The pattern is Ormonde.
$61.?
'American Porcelain Set. green border with two gold
$39.60 7
with cluster of pink roses,
half mat handles and gold line.’ Beautifiully decor-
to be very popular.
< $169.00
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American Porcelain, 112 pcs. border design in t; *.
pale blue and dark blue scroll effect, medallions \\ g,
roses. $3 5. 5 0
American Patelain Set, 100 pcs. with blue spin}
gold line, $22.
6:;
Anetta: Porcelain Set, 66 pcs. service for eight
sons. A pink gray decay: with $14.25
gold edge.
English Porcelain Set. 112 genes. very efi‘ectiw -
with black lines.
derdesig'n. pink roses pane
‘ ' $49.59
Stock Patterns
American Porcelain with tan border in which an
narrow black panels containing pink roses. A \.
effective design. At present this is an open sh
pattern, from which can be selected as many or as t.
pieces as one desires. Set of 190 pieces. $33. '
English Porcelain.“Ridgeway". an old blue dew.
very well known for a hundred years. Landscu
copied from an old Chinese pattern. A-stock putt. .
to be matched up any time.
' Set of 100 pieces. $44.30
English Porcelain “Ridgeway” with tan border. r"
roses and green leaves.
Set of 112 pieces,
$.7fl
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$52.50
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«’2 5 lines. ,
; E _ Set of 100 pieces,
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; 01m ‘22:}?! e: 5 LL (Jasollne 2 38 Set *3" M r
3 AWidcvario-tx of y! ‘ H -. ls‘lob .' x 3
. . , ‘. ,.- - . ll} iromttic ted -eees -
l mixtures is being "1 f d ~ ).. "‘ ‘ - I WhICh pmmse
. ,1 ‘ _ La crsusted lye- ‘ t. f 112 '
sold ‘lllldCl: lll'.‘ . p _, low. Tm}. sell; r. . ¢Q~ - - 91999.5:
. name gasoline." only SUCUNY % 1
The best wag.- t ) —unif ":11. pure, ; RARE TREAT Fen NORWALK.
be sum ll‘..lt tltc powerful. loo" 'mc ' ‘
‘ 1' . ..t .L _. , e Lucille Adorn. to Give Ll'i‘le
gaso lllL 30.. .m, {or tltc Lied. ~ l Lord Fauntleroy on November 18.
measures up to \Vllltc and Blue . . “'ho does not remember gay Zeno
qualityslanddrds So-CO-ny Still. ll. Macbnrvn wztli her charming my»
'. ‘ ner nnd “-uiuinrtul impersonation?
r——— » - \ . .3- ;She is in lhl' wot now and her mace
r4” has bcen lulu-rt in the e t b' h‘ \l’ s
,. .. . A: -~.«* ' ””"3‘
[he Sign M a . -._\l co and ”w “.mkn . Wiilc Adams at New \m-k. mm:
.1: - . Reliable Dealer « V . Beat Gasoline ‘Mams is comm: to Xorwslk on No-
~ ~ .w-moer H! to who; he: nllh‘l wonder-
STANDARD D‘LED.D£ N.Y. , in] play. The use of lln- South Nu:
' lwa‘k Mulllt‘flti-t church ha; hm: sir
l)li.\l.lii’5' \Vll ‘ 7 , , ‘ ‘ . ‘ 2"“ to me'pflnn Glamor for this hum
\ 0 Still; SOCOXX 3'10 FOR (J.\b()1-lxl‘. 901.8! pf“(vfi;yffin)efi1_ ”by Adams wfl]
- - vprcsenl “Little Lord Fauntlerov."
'm ‘ ~
‘ 5 o to such a wonderful story and
SOUTH NORWALK, CT. DABIEN, CONN. Jllm Adams makes all the Chill'acrvln
Austin's G F.3attenhausen {respond 1'.) i:--. heel: and call. for site
8. L. Benedict! Darien a £213.." the mum: in look llkt'. sound like.
-_ Hardware & Auto Bu 1 St. lin “we act likn tlitm all. This is a pin) for
- B Hershfield ppy Ste: 8028133. ‘ :adults mu m: children. for while she
. . 8. 2011 rage jimpmsnnatcs the chlkflord m perk-c-
A. Modne " ticu fl": acts equally will the part rt
O’Connor-'5 Garage ROBOTON, CONN. Q ."h" “Mb”- ”“‘ “my “WT-"W
S. Ta . ‘ and till the. other grown-max. When
L.M.w1right gag: CO. E {continue asl‘A you to bu,‘ in ticks!
Vaast Bros. . I pe - l V 12ft”: ”gitfgufu mfilluti‘i: Pt'eyl):
\ ~ Webb BYOB. CRANBURY, CONN: in min: in an rveninnv (it run. ammu-
'z A B G ‘ :mc‘it and will get llit)‘ cvntn wm'th oi
_ NORWALK, CONN. . . regory . the but curt-tniument you have had
I I Helfgnt‘ 31L R CT 'mco you lam heard (lay Zenoll Mae
, v: MINE {nun -
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' 1".E.Lockwood&vo. S E dutbria . ’“" " —' “ * r ' '
A. Lyon ' ' ' SILK STOLEN FROM
1. Helfant l ‘
Prensser & Son 5 ! SCRAFTON Pa Eéoznfecq‘l:
Reyno’ Ids later Car 00. .WILTON com & tmw at Sltmmw lumped rmm' fx-L'w
Rowe I ~ 1 .Yorlt to silk mills in Scranton.
Tl MB W'ckwi R. W. Keeler - c {Mikes-Ham and neighboring town..-
. _ 1 re Wm IHart . g vae stolen in transit, the police re
, . mg ported today.
E Wilton Ga 0 f The silk was thrown from a La 4. ~
AST NORWALK, can 1'38 1 3:41am Railroad express our ns‘th};
A. H, H . ; I wn-s climbing the mountnt '
R afner CLNNONDALE, CONN. ; ,grude from Btroudehurl to Mount 4):.
l eddy & Ayrea C T Gram oono. thirty miles from here.
i .- . i h The :I}: m evidnfly “then-ed up
' ROWAYTON, CONN ‘. “manila, com 1 a: Soilst 1mm!” 0f Immn Sgt-‘hfx;:;:
‘ ‘ .- eor. The police believe the robu-
Franklookwood Wem Gang ’ . and automobiles stationed no u
Andrewmlls 8 g. the logo whkh th y out it It“t the
.. 3. I. . ‘ 1.. - ' P C t or loot
m . and escaped.
. t [ nun-out police and dmctiv s
, TOENEKE _ SAHGATUCK, 0'12- § forking‘ in “a” WWW. busing:
' / . - e no (.015 4»)! were lunar
Pat. Hanan” (I E_ w; Hm 00' ‘ .' in their elanl to alarm the minim
1‘ . _ ' .. i 3’. . tilietric:l by l:he (act that the telephone
, . . A- wres nu .en Cut. ‘
.. . .‘ . T__ ‘41 1 . . .-, d .U‘" ,u .1“ fin...“ \ h .I’ ‘1 Ron
. .1 . :- é}: . > .. 1 ,. . Ladle 'ut'cnlud m hour a on! ‘I v <
. . STAND RD<O¥IJ‘COMPANYQ{ NEW YORK uphowmz RllmnnIn-,a min or u... or.
. gear-i .,. A. 7 , I dent Wilson in on the other tilde?»-
’ » _. . .- . p ‘7 , -, « " ‘ 1» 151‘! Charlie-ion New. m (Tour-13:,
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“AYE HEALING HON" he” the
mm “of” A no. to: or
HARD CIDER DECLARE!) LEGAL.
Does Not Contravene Lry act, Soy:
Revenue Official.
BOSTON. 12. —'I‘ho manufac-
iun- and sale of pure apple cider.
win tl‘w.‘ fermented or not. is pennie-
under the pmhibttion regula-
acting Collector of internal
menuu Andrew J. (‘aney announced
)Prlflrllfl)’. The. statrmelt was in re
in inuuitirs :il):.'tl :hr- i. u «'7
apple- ju‘t'i- tor Thnnkszivinu.
Supt.
silt}..-
lions.
F pnnsp
‘vt‘ider. either sweet or hard. 3i!
('22'51‘1.‘ :dllll. may be mid m the pres-
(~.:' l.‘.u without t'tzard tn .ut‘alinltt'
n;mt.~nt. within-3.: nothing may Event
iy be ti-mc to lnll’V‘lr.‘ .:v gzvl‘t :tn'lage
of alcohol. After January ltl. lit‘zti
howvvo r. r‘idcr mm ‘4: itilll‘ilfil-l‘erll
and sold c'i'wn *ir’u“ tul‘. \‘ hen the
. o ' ‘
L .~£ , ' . .. ..
ll tnlrc tr‘n H t‘ l.‘ . ndc r lin6‘.ha}f "f
i to ~;‘ Inlll.
FIGHT ton EIGHT HOUR DAY.
“'ASHINGTUN. Nov. 11, . The com-
missitn appointed to submit a report
on the question of the right-hour day
:t"d 'llt‘ “hour wrck. r‘hich has been
lhr' Ruhjcn‘: of Kl'llt‘l‘fll debate in the
lntm-nmioxml Labor Conference. todnv
hrld its first Heston The cantv‘rvmlt:
as a body. adjourned imiav until
tctzinrrou. ”L honor of (he first unni
versnrv of lht' signing of the Irmlfllll‘i‘
but the commission agreed in nit-oi in
order to hasten the report,
Labor «Il’lvxniv! coutinord ‘heir
fight for th” eight hour duv up t.\' the
”luv the moiitm was udmllui :o-srh-
mix the. whole question to a cannib-
nfcn. Thi- motion was plflsyfl .‘;.. .m
tor the delegates were assured ;‘l;-h
nctlnn was not to be construed as un
favorable to the elghi lnur (lav
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SLEEPING SfCKNESS IN WATER-
BURY
\VATlClllll'll‘i'. \'o\'. h - \nuthe"
«use of nlfi'pllln witness is undo“
trentment m the hospital here- it
was learned inflow. The Meat Ill-
littlv girl. a pupil in one of the local
Grammar nchnnlu Tin-m ll‘“ 1
(loath llK'I‘P tm-t-ull‘.‘ from tliinw‘sa‘ml‘
disease. Thi- (one rt pone; toduv
:unkmt the “fill tn several mo 'll;
1V‘Pfll)‘-Ill rum-:1 of dinil‘h "in :Nf‘
been reported in the health dc ".rtrnent
IMPI‘ NOV. 1.
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TWO HELD FOR THEFT A PRIME DUTY 0F STA“!
__. The first and (-ndinn! in.
Alle'od to Hlve TEX” Goods Prov-r. “W“W rilt'fin‘nnphq- muU
the C. E Stanton Co cure the materials and u ..
_ _ ' _ ' und'ie-(ur~ '.- "7 u
Frtilvriclt \\ Livzivt oi Sound iteu'h ”rut ‘H‘fjtl c.‘.‘:~.,.|» ;‘,n., ....
:umi‘n. Svtl‘nf liar-h. and Arnlnm) “tie! that. whathvz' 7i.
hpurr ”f H... 3"”. sheet \‘t-vv-i‘vd tin-or) m polzlliJ r‘:\
an" ll -‘-n'~ ll ‘!l h; the police for l’1p I“, hi‘nm- me IndiYJl'l'll uftm:
irked :lutf .w-w‘ral barrels of fluu“ ,; 33:37:],"01 I ;::.;‘Ar l
. i .c r :t .l
an‘ t-I‘w :mui- the promwtv of th’ Imvumtyqn. I ' l
l'. E. Fl. uunn (‘uynunnv Thu.“- mun N0 oeoncm'n‘. pullt'fi‘fl. “ '
were Q'anhnrus m the company Thur ‘“ lbull‘ Wm" -' 5""
have mm" trivased nn lla‘fl. l" mitts" :. hen the that : n11 9H .
hearinu on ’Wminmzday morning: 1.?! . F" ,9ra;;::, I Th'. M W
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rhO-IIIH‘ were arrested on Sunni-u l" _ gt ;. (Mt'w‘i :3:
m-emnn in. Dwain-e Seruv-nn! Hotter» "WK-'1 H"'YI‘ t'i‘M’W‘lli‘" 1"
man It is :il‘iuhcl that they 160R ill" K" ”I "‘ ' t" “NW“
minds from the storehouse. loaded it A V M
on a wagon. and sold it to sewn-til ‘ T" " "'” '”"‘ ‘ " "3‘” ’
persons. keeping the mot-emit 1""-
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“:2! mo January 1. 1920, Chapter 325 of the rt: 3
to rovid f .req'uhu We of public service motor vchr. . 5
p e c. payment of duncges caused by the use 0: * l
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vehicles. Section one of the ohm cm" requires ,hm .
5?;M ”‘9 °' “5"“ ’1’ be trusted on any r‘v
.hfw’aufi’him‘ ”"9 WW “slide. until the NM
‘- - of “or? PM m "l. m of the Con‘m
mm 00 . . ghlgaéopohcya inure-cc gummy. - . .,
that Home for «a vohol‘ “$2in I." m “A“ "I '
W! an: enema T0 m: ”CH A POLK"
There has been a ' '
casualty dnpooihon on the
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