A HEART To HEART TALK
is sure .to be sweet. when the subject
under discussion is ‘box of; our FINE
CONFSCTIONS.‘Ta e a box to some
pretty miss end it will put you in suit
right away.
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Tel. 409. “ 51 Washington St.
. livery «icy you reel or tires caused by
when your tires" are turned is dull
blast. to. look to your Firmlneurencc.
over-bested tut-noes or stove.
Fire Insurance is so reesoucble you
can't afford to be without it. \
‘ Telephone flue at once, don't welt. or
immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
. Tel. use ‘
74 Washington en. Ibuth‘ Nerwelk. 0t.
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need the best iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
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vac—Now Department
Bibs—Bust en Department
44-2—Branch Oiilce. Net-walk
090 -ldltor’e Residence .
729-6—6Ity Edltm‘e fluid-nee
WEATHER FORECAST.
m
For Norwalk and vicinity: lncreas~
lug cloudiness tonight. followed by
rain or snow on Sunday. Warmer;
moderate to brisk south winds. A
long trough of low pressure. extend-
ing from Texas northeastwsrd to luskc
Superior. is producing cloudy and uh.
settled weather with rain or snow in
nearly all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains except along the North At-
lantic coust, where on area of extreme
high pressure is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures. The
temperature is risiuk rapidly in the
Mississippi Valley and the Lake .rc~
gion, but. continues below zero in the
northern portions oilfiew England.
...—a .i"
WEATHER A YEAR Ace TODAY.
Temperature: .LOW.‘ 20; high. 35.
,Uioudy. ‘
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bliss Bertha Starr, of Dunhury, is a
guest of Miss tlrncc M. Seymour, oi
West strcct.
Mrs. J. T. ilsyes and daughter Ethel
of Holden nvonuc, are visiting friends
in Yonkers, N. Y.
~Eniet'sou Shoes.
liruckcii.
Uonneully it
Miss Louise Grimu has returned
home to New Haven from a visit with
Mrs. Annie. F. Minion. oi Golden llill
strcct.
Mrs. Fred. Rockwell. who has been
confined to her bed for the past week
on account of .utrenshlnghcr buok., is
ublo to be around again.
-..—
«ilut llrushos. Mourning llunds.
O'lirion.
'l‘lio lsdios of tho liiinnuriun lloiorin-
od Church will have u tcu party this
ovoulng ut Quittuor's Hall in llnilmnd
«venue.
The annual meeting of tho. Norwulk
('ouutry Club will be. held this oronlug
at tho club. Officers will be elected, u
change in tho bylaws consldcrod and
other reguiur busiuoss will be brought
to the attention of tho inoulhcrs.
~---i€ducutor Shoes, Boys” and (liris‘.
(Toniloully & liruckcu.
Mrs. Nora Decry.
trained nurse of Norwulk. who has
been connected with tho Norwulk
Hospital sailed this morning for Bor-
mudu, whero silo will spoud tho ro.
niaiiidor oi the season. Mrs. I)I‘l‘i‘l"ii
friends join in wishing her it plousunt
voyuuo.
tlio woll-Iinowp
”...... W...-
~~Spriiili style lierbies. tl‘ltrion.
ltov. l’uul Monro Struyor, who
conios back to his old home tomorrow.
is also lecturing on Monday nt Yule
illvinlty school in the Course of l'us-
trui Functions, in which Dr. Muciur-
lnnd is also one of tho lecturers. Mr.
Strnyer's subjects nt l‘ulo ure “it-loin
VIK'UB for the People" Mill “The Truth-
Unions and the Church."
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~~Kcith's Konqucror Shoes.
licully at lirnckcu.
(‘upluiii (i. A. Q. Norton hus prosoui~
oil to the Connecticut utuio iibrury iii
Hartford. u tluo copy ul‘ tho first odi-
tion of lluron Stephen‘s nlilltsry luc-
t.ics. it work propurod by speclul dirt-o-
tlon of (lencrul \Vuuhington whllu ill-ll‘
ornl Steuben was on his iuilllury stuii.
Stills Libruriun tiodnrd bun coilootod
u lull und interesting collection of hill-
itury tactics published for use in tho
i'nltod Btutes uruly no.1 this suction
included most of the books of this
character that have been published in
this country.
M
“Huts. Umbrellas. lanes.
W
t‘on»
i)‘llrien.
The, players in the Rooiors' pool
inurnmnunt, of the South Norwsik Club
urn nli ready for the cull oi limo. To~
night. will mark the start. of tho. tourntb
mont which will be it continuous round
of sport until it comes to no end. Two
und three gnnios will be plnyud u night.
with the grand windup nextfiuturduy.
F. Smith. till. and id. ltnck. 80 und M.
H. Osborn, so. The routers will be
out. in force nnd they will fully exor‘
cine their privtiodgu to express all at
the opinion they wont to concerning
the playing.
wiluy your nusipr list in, ()fiirlen’s.
“ToiletSoaps
Silicon-Powell Corporation.
””snosnsON's
Launch Works
Bout Frames let up and reedy to
pink.
All kinds of repair work. -
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen. '
OystchhehPoinLNorwelk
A. J. Hand &‘Company
ililllllliil liltillilllll lllll
llllliililliillll
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'l Theatre Building. South Nee
walk. Conn. Phone 423
The son of Felix (llistte, who is sni-
i’oring with tuberculosis of the brain.
is shoot the some.
W
in the Norwulk Fire Police pool
tournament, tonight, Grove Reynolds.
rated 100, is to play William Kclslcr.
rated 176. for the. first. prize. The
prize is so elogunt shoving cup givou
by Charles Schuinun. with the win-
ner's mime engraved on it, The set“
oud prize is a pool one. .inmos (luidoi'
and Gilbert Horton will play for this.
Those guises end the lonrnumont.
PREMIER sacs THE Kmo.
Acquainted His Majesty With the Gov-
ernment‘s Attitude Towards the
Speech from the Throne.
' LONDON, li‘t-li. an. l’i'oiilloi' As
qiilih butt on uudionoo with “King this
word nt llucliinghum l'uluco. tmiuy.
and tho (‘Il'l‘lllluiiiillt'i‘ lulu ulvou i‘lso
to muny fnntustic reports. ’l‘ho int-t
seems to be that tho promior, :iiior
yostorilny's ouhinot oouiioil..uskotl for
today‘s nudlonoo with the object of
uctpihliitlug his inujosty with tho pro-
posed inodiliontiou oi“ tho government‘s
attitude towurd tho principal questions
douli with in the speech from the
throne,
'l‘iiut modlilcullons of tlio cnbinoi's
original plans liuvo hoou forced by
tho rebellious rudionls uiid lintiouullsis
is not to bo dtlliIlit‘le-llili tho (‘i’iIlIlli‘l
is relu‘osonlod :ls huviui: .locitloii not
to countenance tho doiiuiuds of the ox-
tronilsts thut nil mention of u reform
of the House of Lords should be drop-
pcd from tho govornmolil'n pluus. 'i‘ho
ministorinl view or ui ionst tho \lou‘ of
nil liiiportupl soctiou of tho ministry.
Is that" its progrnui is oonllpod to u
proposal on the (mention ot‘ voio pure
no.1 siliiplo. it would in oiloot ho n
proposal for u sinulo chamber povorn.
merit. to which plun the country would
be opposed. in uil nl‘ohnhilii}. thoro-
iore, judging from present iudlmiious.
u plan for tho llmitullou oi the lords’
veto will be coupled with u ro-ounsti-
iutioli M‘lll‘lllt‘ in which tho olooilvo
principle will ho substituted tor the
liot'editnry pructioo. 'I'ho lllIllIfill'l'IliI~
lsis oolisitior lllill "nu olooiiyo vorsus
u liol'edltury principlo" in u good but
tlo cry Willi which tlioy liiuy uppoul
to tho country when the limo comes
for up oioollou which it iuovitnbio bo-
fol‘o tin-tr proposulu run he IllllllthIIt‘lI
in tho constitution,
'l‘oduy's cabinet oonnoil with pro-
longotl niiusuuily. 'I‘llo lllIIlIb‘ll‘l‘H ro—
utilred three hours in which to ronch
u linul derision upon l‘lio pluns to ho
prusontod iii the llouso tti' iloiiiluoiin
on Monduy. when they will bu obliged
to come into close grips wlih tho (plos-
lions of ilnnncu and tho veto power
drop us a cordless we will bind you
economy; ‘ A.
while.
Boys‘ 7
So. Norwalk.
Proprietor
Bonnie llorse Feed
Ronnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
lionnlc Stock Feed
Opposite Hotel
.....jmusm
:u in
Ouchhrucry Trousers Sale brings shout the happy
unign of Big Value end Economy-c; sort of s 'itclr-in-
tinfei‘illialr that’nhli out hundreds of fine trouser“: a
time when they are needed—sand at prices that mean true
i
“t
We can fit you to a pair of solid-wear work trousers.
or fine fancy cpeeimerc trousers for business wear, or
choice worstcds for dress use at rcductionufiworth your
5c and
(Straight Pants only)
’4 3°~ Main St". Two STORES:
MORE DON'TS
DON'T suddenly got busy. when you find your horses are sick on
uconnt of poor und iniudicious (coding: got busy right now nud louru
how to food your horses economically and to insuro holiltlilulnoss.
DON‘T think the first rout of u tood is tho stundurd' impurchuso
by. Qunlily is whut you want for your horse, tho sumo us’l‘or your
children. (‘Ilt‘llD-|ll‘lf‘l.‘tl foods are. invariably mudo from gruins and
stuff thut you would not loud your horse, at) why use it whou ground.
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Bonnie Scrutchlng Feed“ .
Bonnie Little Chick Food
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t t‘ e
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$150-$330 TROUSERS now .
$3.00 TROUSERS now . ..
' $4.50-$5.oo TROUSERS now . . . . . ..
$6.oo-$6.5o TROUSERS now $448
(All sizes at each price)
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£331.98
.........._.$a.98
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cues-...
$1 Pants, 39c
Masonic Building,
Nomelk.
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NORWALK. CONN.
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with up-todete appliances and many years of experience. the but oi
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78 WASHINGTON STREET
i . i
iii.
dim international Harvester 3.4.
Niuntlc in July.
ltely decided.
worth. Ken.
fro the. federal
the support til t
given uttontlon.
who
lull.
1.907.
l
w—r
most.
M
‘WALL STREET, ii p. lierlIB ile-
cllue in the market ceased when Read
in: was bid up a point. but the im-
. movement in the uctlve stocks did not
hold long, Reading toiling again “to
below yesterday’s closing upd
whole market weakening shurpiy. A
number of obscure stocks made muter-
lei advances. ll. 8. Express and Ann
Arbor jumping 5 points. the preferred .
lg, Vlrginiu-(luroiinu ilhemlcul 2 1M
‘ und international Harvester 2. Amer-
ican Smelling tell i 1.2, international
Paper 1 3-8. St. Paul 1 1-2, and Union
Louisville
& Nssliville nnd Republic Steel i.
WALL S'I‘REET. Close—The mar-
ket closed weak and active. Anticipa-
tion oius. week bunk return prompted
sales of tsocks. Reading run oil 2%.
lfllllSVIIIG and Nashville 2%. Consoli-
dated Gas 2 and many other stocks 1
Or more. Ann Arbor 4 per cent. bonds
ros 3 over yesterday
stock reacted five.
Pacific, (Innudlun Puciiic.
SECOND INFANTRY GOING TO
NIANTIC.
Stet. Camp around to Be Occupied
During Summer Months.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 20.-——Tho Sec-
ond infantry. C. N. 0., will encnnip at
This has been defin-
ln May or June there
will be a school for instruction
otllccrs in the state, conducted by reg-
ular army unicorn from Fort [scaven-
Attendance will not be
compulsory, but owners of the various
commends will be
tend.
expected
National Guard.
The decision to have the
mucus
o a focus.
or and idontununi
1th of that gathering.
lenis or ill.» occasion.
RBWRESENTATIVE PERKINS IM-
PROVED.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 27.~-«Tilo ootr
ll
l‘orltlns. of Rochester. N. Y. showed
some improvement today.
.inilioe
. y m
.WALL cruiser, when. m.-The
trend ol‘ the opening price movement
of stocks was downwards on dull deiti-
luini, but there were enough exceptions
to give slight irregularity to the move-
Unlon Pacino, N. Y. Central
American enrolling declined 5-8.
island sold stun advance of 1 34
the
bud the prciwe
of
to at
The regimental camps in the
suinmor will thoroloro not prevent the
state from drawing an appropriation
overnniout towards
Second
Regiment camp at Niuntic will he wel-
roniod in political circles.
the state's history has promised
much oxcllolnont
for oilioes and their supporters as this
. ‘ one bus. und the summer outing of the
‘ regiment will brim: many
No your in
so
candidates
ounvusses
. The chief contests now
.. on uro those ot' tho sonntorship be-
. ‘ ‘ lwoon Sonntor litilkeloy and cxvilovo
crnor iloorxu l’. Moimin. the gover-
porshlp botweou Churios
.Iud Everett .l. Luke. and lucldoninily
the membership of the next house und
senate will burn to be "irulnod" up,
and tho sponkorshlp oi the honso ho
Corlm‘cssnisn Tiison.
is n major In the Second Regi-
ment. will have his own cumpslgp to
look utter. uud Colonel Shepard. of
the governor‘s stuff, will not he on»
mindful of tho tin-t that he will be
asking the suffrage of u lurue portion
of tho Sorond Rt‘illlilt‘lll lllt'll iu the
The state t'Ulth'lllliln of tho “9‘
ptlhiicsus will ho hold uhout six wooks
utter tho oncuiiipiiioul, on politics will
he sizslluu but about that time. Tho
lust encampment ut Niuutio was dur-
ing the session of the legislature of
At that limo Congressman Lil-
Governor Luke
were onndidntos tor the novoruoruhip
and they were two of tho
A. Goodwin
druvving
Must of the
senators went down from llsrtiord in
automobiles to be llli'l'l‘ ior governor's
tiny and most oi them still entertain
vivid romllcolions of the lively incl‘
wo‘
w
l
..A..
. Tables
After Inventory .
“"WB have '
a bargain
These: Suits were priced
35 S
iii-olden lots and broken sizes; that we have pieced on~
table at
from $12.00» to $22.00
REGARDLESS 0F
Gold Medal Flour, per bag ........ an
5 lbs. Prunes ................... 25c
3 pkgs. Seeded Raisins ....... ....25c
3 lbs. Muscetel Raisins ........... 25c
3 lbs. Sultans Raisins ............25c
25c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..15c
so NORTH MAIN STREET
WILL REPLY TO PROF. HERING.
Rev. G. D. Egbert to Again Prflach on
Christian Science.
Oi his sermon, tomorrow
llov. (i. ll. Egbert says:
The poolilo in Norwuik who have
been specially interested in the study
of Christian Science. enjoyed an un-
usual opportunily.on Friday evening.
in being permitted to listen to lectur-
er lloring. of the Board of lecturer’s
oi the First (‘hurcli of Christ. soieil~
list. As a member of that board, he
authoritatively represented Mr's. Eddy.
and uulhoritutlvcly presented the prin-
ciplou of th.» system of which she
oluims to be the hulndor. An cunnil-
nution oi whst Mr. llering suld thoro-
ioro, will he. not so examination of
what somebody Buys ubout Christian
Soloiioo. but oi what Christian Science
touches ooucorning~ itself. The ad-
dross. admirable lit tone and in its
uonorul spirit pill-rod. howovnr. oppo-
riuliy to hollow-rs in the. Christian
rollxlon most ulurininx suggestions.
nod. while exprosslng s most reverent
rugurd for Jesus. of Nazareth, the loo-
turer presented tsunsiderntions that
must seem to the thoughtful Christ-
iun believer. at least. to cut‘ at the
root or his faith In Jesus.
As the bull in the present series on
t‘hrisiiun Science, at the First Church,
in Norwuik.‘tho pastor will sum the
conclusions of the past few months
oi Suuduy owning study. and touch
upon soioo points of Lecturers‘Hi-r-
evening,
SOUTH NORWALK
In your new home use
of the lords. Suhsouuoully i'roillior
Asquith and most of the other mono
born of tile cuilliiot loll to spend the
wook-cild iii the country. whoro they
will be out of the much of lilo “rollolu”
whose hurrying during lilo plihi wook
bus iundo iii'o burdensome for them.
HIRED PEASANTE To BURN
HOUSES.
KilliSK. ilussiu. Wodncsduy. itch.
ill-“A timber niorchnni numod lmvkin
lillll two punsunis of this province.
have been condemned to death by the
military court. for nrson, committed
merely to inuko n market tor itcvklu‘s
building timber. Testimony intrndurml
showed that lmvklu’s terms Worn om-
doilnr for every pouncnt‘n house llrod.“l
end that. the Mo ”Milan"! bud upplloil
the torch to ten houses tiliml with
sleeping peasants.
MIN.“ 0F
Billlllli SIJIIS
1087 II
St. Patrick and Earlier Post Cards
to North Milli It. .
Agent tor A. ll. Opelding'e
away Lon
Buck Shed,
Roe deck shad. 30:: each: Haiti-h. 10c lb.: Small Pollock. celled Oeun
Blues. 4 the. 26c: Fresh Herring. lilo ib.; Shredded God. be pitch-
Clams. opened. 40c quert‘ tlpenieh Mackerel. 8mm
dock. Hell ut. Pollock, Roe Shed. Glues... Weukfleh.
Smoked Haddock and Herring. Greenpert Oysters. Long and Hound meme.
lteesllope. Large (lo-ling Ot‘me tor nailing. Lobster: today.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE lllS.
i‘tfi’fifi‘éfiofl‘ res fittt’tu’bi‘é‘i?“
case
liAit'i‘h‘Olll). Poll. liar-Trout the ob
lieu of tho utilutentponorul hue been
issued (toners! (intern i2 and iii. the
runner npperiulnlnp to the amended
romiiutious for the appointment
wart-silt oilicers in the
mantle. order Ill gives
course oi instructions tot"
of
yhrlous com-
in detlll the
ollloere coy.
cring both practical sod theoretical
problems. and the scope
of the exem-
iuations which are to be held from
Inc loll and Ipertlnu Geode
time to time.
hot water orietearn heat.
and gives more satisfactory results. Specify an
Argand Boiler
' Ask us for iniormltlon
The ARGAND BOILER CO.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE 1N NORWALK.
It is cheaper to run
.....M...M. ... “new“ W l .....m»...
160 lb.
e: Rock-
0‘. H."
Iuitcrflcn. Islmeh.
FREE DELIVERY.
A“(,:iillltornts woman In tritium; u'
new Chinese servant to wait on the
.door had her daughter ring the bell
and present he;- curd Next nttnrunmi
n Hit-nu culled and handed her card
to the Celestial. who pulled out of his
sleeve the, card the daughter of the
{room had presented the slim-noon be»
or
e and reretuliyvliodp‘ured the two.
"Ticket no matches.” e exclaimed.
handing bntilt the yisitor's curd. "No
can come tu."~8ubflfi “mine.
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THRIFT
is no eunentiul to hunt
pinoss in this world
that the (slime in prur-
iioo it is. to me. incom-
prehensible. it In such
an puny. ultiltifll thing,
und it moans so much.
It in the foundation of
sucrose in intuitions. of
contentment in the
home. of standing in not
oiuty. liiisiiol lieu».
llo thrifty and start it
savings normmt with
"the.
South Norwclli
Trust Co.
WW
Mn... iv. Remand
Funeral elm Ind minim
lI Neill! Help Street. South "emits
Io
‘l‘cle ii” at once.
To when It been. m.
“on. I Weehlnptenul‘tget.
sciuvALii
Savings Society
incest-curse in
Deposits over $3,775,000
deem til. Holmes. ire-I.
Wm. A. cunts. Vice-Wei.
hell! to Site. key A Tues.
.ma».mu- ......WW.
iuu‘s midi-oils.
The usual popular song service In.
trounced the address, ‘
Bests urn iron st these services.
“......" ..
OELMONT‘ROIION MARRIAGE.
Licence issued Late Last Night oh New
' York City Hall.
NEW YORK. I-‘vh. Lid. >lt wus lento
oil today run the innrriuuo llouriiio
bureau in the Mir llsli bud been kept
open hill-r hour» lust iililhl for the trim
nuance of n inurrtepr license in Au-
gust Belmont nun Eleanor Willis llob-
son. the actress. whose onunaoinont
nun recently u pounced.
by tolcphoho. but did not. inform tfhlol
Clerk ilouliy of hill identity. (louse.
uuouily the appearance or Mr, lint
input and Miss ltolmnii. who lnntorml
down to the City Hall. look the clerk
by surprise.
there were low persons about the
lllil'ltlll end the psir were not rec-rig-
blood by outsiders.
to the siulllcntion for the license.
which was tuned in due term. Mr. lud-
mout pore his use. Ill iii yours, white
Mills Robson's no wee given us iii.
The. time end piece or the marriage
was not stated.
COUNTY voluminous WORK.
At the executive meeting of the his“.
lli‘ill (loudly Ahtt'l‘nborculoels u it-
than in Bridgeport Thursdey the reptn't
from the special committee tidying
charge oi the lied Cross stump we
showed “ill the misty was enriched
Mam through this means. less tinny
onedhird the “in reclined lost your.
The number oi stumps cold no 104.-
747. There were 5.691 summed
tor. Expenses in «insertion with the
stump sale emptied tilt). Twenty
per cent or the rims receipts one
turned over to the national misty.
The meeting of the mutation use
prolonged for serum hours, with Allie
completion of little but routine bush
hens. No successor to Mrs. If
All BLACK SUITS
in the étore are in two lots and are reduced to
$7.89 and $9.89
Ben Hut Flour, bug, 850; bbl., 36—73
l
Mr. llelniout i title the arrangements .
lleeunso or the isle hour '
FORMER PRICE
3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ............. 250
3 cans Corn ................... ..25e
3 cans Peas .................... ..zso
3 cans Tomatoes .................. 250
3 cans Karo Syrup. .............. .260
15c bottle Alpha Salad Dressing..1oo
Oranges. Grapes. Applesp Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Parsnlps.
United Grocery CO
PHONE :43
THE BAD ROAD TOLL.
One Reason Given tor the High Price
of Farm Products.
01' the entire highway system of
tho ,couutry, more than 90 per cent.
is merely graded dirt road, and dur-
ing the greater portion of the year
these rowds'ere mud sloughe or full
of rule and holes. in spring and. fell .
at least u million miles of these radii .
are almost impassable t‘or heuvy loads,
and to gel. the heavier term products ‘
to market requires three or‘ tour trips.
instead of the one trip that would be
suilkiont. over improved roads. This
menus that so much more of the farm;
oi"s time must be spout in. marketing
liis crops.
This is not the only encononiic loss
due to our had made. Because of
their condition the fernlercennot haul
loud.e in not weather lnit'inust wait
for line days. This results In losing
vulnuhlo tlnic thul should be devoted
to term work. and therede decreases
tho productivity of the farms.
in Franco unit Germany. where. ov-
or improved roads, the average load
druwn by one horse is 3.0th pounds.
as against Milli pounds over level dirt
roads and 1.000 pounds over hilly rocd
in this country. covered form
wagons are generally used. and rainy
duys sro lorxoly chosenJor going to
nlnrkct. .
Tho l‘urmor suitors from bed roads
not only in getting his crops to the
poorest town or railway station but
in the inert-used cost at hauling home.
the heavier articles he buys. such as
coal. llllII feed. lumber, etc. ‘
results of our dirt road system hi to’ '
dimlnhib the productive capacity of
our lurmoru while ddlilllfl to the cost
oi their products to the cities.
The whole soon made operation is
simply it mutter oi obtaining the inn- *
ry noro‘unury for the works! construe-
wusic duo in prusentwondliions end
the undoubted ndventnpes that
would inllow the establishment of A
would Kt‘t'ul that thin steel and well-
ihny country should be able to devote
much larger amounts to scientific will
hnildiuu This iii not. merely b turbo
orii‘ problem hilt h matter that direct-
ly uflm‘lh our nieniiiucturlnn. nominal“
'rtel spd transportation interests on,
well, since their prosperity in the ion
run depends on the economic
lien or the inrmcru; and ll" solution
will incremw the rnintort lllltl wellhro
of all the peoplo oi the construe-«NW
York Sun. .
moumomfiwoudn A not: or
THI HIAU.
l
ll writer in the More Strand. e “not“
soldier Mined Wonk limo W ‘M
in the lomheen‘with I fl‘OwW'
Strangely enough it go not ltlll ,
and litter the war be bred ,
meet on one at the Tamil ,
simmers. Wiles tutti i P3
um. he complained onion le ‘,
end. we utter c thorough cum
lion the surgeon crime ship ,.
that the bullet. which bud new.
removed. must. be extracted. Mg!»
done. and utter-winds. tbr 7 ‘ '1
must of his friends. thew .
titer pieced at lighted eunuch h.
hole from which the. bullet W51:
trusted. and drew the mobs 1
his nose. ‘
No nun ever mounted nifl' ,
on thoiedder oi W to how 1':
rel-d. in. recording mi’ whose
resignation use p’ ted. on yet
been slim.
melt at the hawker. , ...;
l
3!;
mice ems l ’
”argtli’tl I“
The not ‘ '
a
tin umi maintaining impoved roads. ..I
In view oi the enormous lose Ind,”
compioto system of Improved roads, It. “i
During the South A rloeri‘Mlhflytt“
it‘t
Price’s Clothing Store ‘ .1; .f;
98 Washlnuton Street. South Norwalk- ~ ‘ 2:
TELEPHONE 165-5 .
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