*1 11111 I'lllllAl'lllN ACT ”MON Oct. 15.——Declaring a iconception exists 113 to the rela- ' lp transportation bears to the welfare. Alfred P.'Tl1om. of ngton. D. (‘.. general counsel for Mention of Railway Execu- " in a speech. hen-.e last night. that adequate opportunity be (I for the testing of the eflicacy Transportation act. and the 'zdegulatory polio) over the car— ' .: hlch it prescribes. - the annual dinner of the usetts State Chamber of Com- . Mr. Thom deblared that apiew ctive transportation policy out— .~ the act calling for the preser- "in full vigor" of both rail and ‘ transporfition as now begun antiwar. This po 4'. he said. su- ' ‘ ' a the "punitive and restrictive maternal policy of regulation" 01! Mr years through which a. condi- my“ transportation was reached Muting “one of the economic Wes of history." 1&9 TransportationAct. he said. is Md in part on recognition that ownership and operation is 111. “um interest to be preferred to government ownership and operation L and. that it is more equitable to dis- m the cost of supporting it among the persons who use. it in pro- Mn to their use than to impose itl -“ d the people irrespective of their in I! levying it as an universal tax. ‘Qs‘sw-n ma'v-‘v‘tu‘u—W . mm. :Unisssyousee the-name “'Bayer 011 am, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed ' by physicians far 20 years and proved safe fby milliims. ‘ For the Best line of hays’ and 61 n—‘n’,’ 3a.,” md Dresse s see for herself what good quality mcr our line is coinplete. There are chillas, for the Little Fellows, in grey 11d brown, with fur collars, At $9.50 Velours, Kakai Cloths, Mixtures 'and Plain Chinchillas, with. alpaca and flannel hnings, ranging in price from / $7.95 to”$12.50 i '..--~Y FlRSTl Accept only an "unbroken package” of ! genuin'e' ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc- ' ' tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Larger packages. Aspirin is the tub mark or Boyer luntacturo o! lmuetioociduter or lulcylrcacu Act also recognizes he said the 18 that the proper financial! M of the railroads is primarily s v“ . ~prit‘lcipally :1 matter of public, and only in a minor drgret of private "r. Thom said th. it not only is the' Mort. ttlnn act now on tiiul hutl Rhe Interstate Commerce Com-1 orgnnized labor. the \a1ious we commissions and the carriers1 Mlves. * “The powers C011“ 1 red upon the In-‘A' ”we Comme rtc Commission bv l ’thh act are so inormous 1.11d far! 1mg. th it it will heconn laIge-ly mihle for the success or 111111111: of thosystem of regulation." he said. “The labor unions are on trial. he-l a“ the government itself has crea- ted an official ngcnm for the fair and «stable adjustment of grievance ’* ‘and controversies us to wages and liv- | lug conditions and if. in defiance of the conclusions thus officially reached. - inc labor organizations. contrary to' public opinion. interrupt the orjel'ly! '. and continuous movement or inter- . m commerce upon which the we]- fare of the “hole public (it minds - they can not cun- ct to he susl: 11m 11 hv ' *the people. to whose “ill at last. all * ‘11:th bow. l ‘ “The ca1riers are on trial. hecause l A, man eltort has hm-n made to extend to, “them help of 21 suhstnniinl character. 'h the performance 01' their public (111- i - ties. and puhlic opinion will hold them . ‘to a. strict :u‘ccnllllnhilit)‘ for the fid- 1,421“! and efficiency with which lllv-St' duties are perform-11." :. I‘lan Information -_ For the Public WASHING'N‘DN. Oct. 15,—Ii1forma- "50ll regarding any activity in which the government is interested will be MEG to the :1 11m ill public. ”“11 the information service sec- ' - _ of the l'nited States Bureau of 1» hey heic.z-~1c101ding to an- ,.. ment from the bureau. The , -tion Service is an outgrowth the bureau's investigation into the s [O’coats for Big Fellows Regular Mannish Ulsters, plaid back, Alash breast pockets, side poCkets and m- side pockets: Dressy enough to suit the lad ;durable enough to suit mother. Mack- inaws in plaids and mixtures; heavyweight and serviceable.‘ The boy who wants .his legs free will appreciate these Coats. Prices—$8.95 to $11.50 ii ' - Grove’s is the GENUINE .anq oNL‘v Girls’ Serge Dresses Here’ 8 something the Girls have been ; "' looking for—a regular “Misses” style , lDressemade up in Children’ 5 sizes. There . are Accordian Pleated Skirts with Eaton Jackets or Overblouses; Regulation Dress- es with red trimmings; Sailor Dresses with yoke effect, some with full Skirts, two side . , . pockets and round collars, selected in red. , « Both stylish and serviceable for either school or dress wear. Prices—$7.95 to- $15.00 , laxative ; . Bromo .. Quinn-e, . ;: tablets The Reliable Remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenza ,the Merit of which is recognized by all civilized Nations. Be careful to avoid imitations. , Ask for Grave’s l. B. 0. tablets“ Price 300. . E. W. GROVE . on box 37 WEST” WASHINGTON ST. tion of work in government de- 1 nts. undertaken at the direc- hfil Congress. "I! you are interested for instance I the primitive condition of prehis- .~_.._..._‘ ~--......_......__..~-. ._—-_- , , 1 1 1 / 1 . 1 l . . . \ t . . . \ ~ \ V a i “ i 1 . 'an, in present day activities in - ure. education or commerce or -~to know Where to apply for the, .1 tion and bidlogy of the corn- loetle. write the liurr-au of lilfl'l- .- .Information Section." the 11.11- ... ent Said. “The section will spots: a. reference index to activities 4 Offices." “HERAL PERSHING MOVES. “HINGTUN. ()ct. l4.—‘Ge11e1'.11 [flag is transferring his headquar- - ,bere from the old Land Office 1'- to the \X' .11 llcpz-utment build- Five lingo rooms 0((‘llpltll h) .mblication division of the Adju- ‘ '1 ’ nerul's t-‘Hiu 4111- being 1ei'it- m for thr- :tt'llllnllluilullfiil of the r ' . land his personal stuff. Wral I‘crshing’s present quastors - been assigned to the farm loan “‘"lhey WORK" .. while you sleep” 1:. i .. . HATS FOR .BOYS AND GIRLS : — Beavers, Plush, Felts and Velvets.'—- Girls’ Winter Coats A variety of styles and colors, There are Velours, Silvertones, Flushes, Broad- cloths, and so on, in the newest styles. Some are pleated, some plain, but all have the new, large shawl collar, 'which buttons snugly around the neck. There are School Coats and Dress Coats, and Coats for both occasions. Prices Fr0m $5.95. to $19.50 One should go to an exclusive shop. There 18 no better showing of Children’s Garments, 11. , all of Norwalk, than the line at THE CHILDR EN’S STORE. To see is to believe. We W 01111! , appreciate a visit from every mother,.so that she chandise she can get, for a reasonable price, right here in South Norw alk. Small Bays 0v6rcoats -l The Children’s Store SOUTH N OR WA LK m ONLY EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN’S STORE m m CITY. UNTIL 10 P. M. f ' All Our Shoes Accordingly. $31113“ ' Due to the Drop in the Shoe Market We Have $35313“ EVENINGS Revised All Our Shoe Prices and Marked Down EVENINGS UNTIL ' 10 P. M. Rubber Hoeh.Regn1sr Price $10. 00 to $12 00. Wé Mention Only A Few Items Only As An Illustration of Just How MuCh Shoes Have Dropped .MEN’S SHOES - Amutmorsomflmnt swarm... wither without RbVi Si 011 Sale Price $7.10 LADIES’ BROGUE OXFORDS ; Revision Sale Price $8.35 mmwsmvnmmnm 33011118! murmu- m arms, 31m, AMPIPPMYmubD. mmrmcsuom SCHOOL SHOES mun wu DOWN. can: ro our: sron 4111: You was. s: comers or rim- srmnm mom WE ARE w . DmmgThlgSaleWeWfllmm WE POSITIVELY CANNOT MENTION Kill THE BARGAINS SPECIAL CRoUP'js WILL BE ARRANGED AND MANY opp PAIRS or Tenors WILL BE ON SALE AT LESS THAN 50 P C OFF From day to day we will add new bargains and rearrange our stock, enabling youto secure bargains on during this sale. Evening Unm ”’7 P. hi. . . - . orrnnro - . m. a LADIES’ SHOES ggsfljfig am an. m mm mm remm 1331:1231 unit's uosr uni-0-1%}?! . . sows w wuss!- mans . + “41.3; mefign'L-gz ,m- r-Avsx. A =-“"-u'-xm
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