High tide 4:20; sets 7 :2.3
Igh tide 8:35 a. ma 8 :41 p. m.
MASONIG DIRECTORY.
2A Stated Communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. andA M. will
er Masons cordially and fraternally
nvlted.
. Fraternally yours,
” . ROBERT M. WILCOX, See'y.
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MfiRCHANTS' Ain't) MANUFACTUR-
ERS’ ASSOCIATION
‘ Nehemiah Candeé, President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank WwHadley. Secretary
Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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ATROLEY LOOP 'i'O THE RAIL.
ROAD STATION.
Suth Norwnik hns sewurcd two lm-I Democruls are McNeil nud Paddock oi
poriant t'ontwssiollu in the way of pub~
no improvements within the past few
days which promiseuto have n mosti
beneficial bearing upon the future tie-l
volopement of the eitymtllo ilrst. heingl
the concession on the port of the New
York New Haven and ilalttold lit—Ill
road Cunpum in tho wax of increased
I train sorvicu. and the second from the
Connecticut Company. in the way or a.
trolley loop to the railroad station. l
The latter is one for which the bier-l
chants' & Munulaelnrers' Assortntlotl.i
of South Norwallt, Mayor A. M. l’olIt-i
man and the Board of Councilmen hflVei
been working. the former for nearly
two years and the luttor during its all
‘ ministration. The preceding mayor:
In? andbonrd of councilman were nlso (10-:
. live in the. campaign and to Extioutn
(:liillltli John it}. i’nttl hulongr: iiit‘ credit
for the instigation of the movement
”which last evening, resulted so soils
’ factorin to all (‘l)ll(‘(ll'llt‘ti.
The installation of u lroilo)‘ loop to1
the railroad stullon is an issue for’
which the city lulu longed for and
fought lot it means that with its (om—
plction, passengers going to and com
ing [tom tltiillu will not he subjebtcd io‘,
the storms and cold of winter or the!
[ruins of the summers while uniting:
IOI' trolley survive.
Perhaps the lion's share of the cred
it. {or the victory. is due to John Keogltfi
Icorporntiou rounsol nnd chairman of
the truttspotttltlon committee of tin
Morehuuts' & Mnnufntturols' assurin-
"tlon, whose determined and persistent .
efforts served to stimulate to action:
lilo officials of the (‘ouuoclitut Ct'om
puny to that extent where it not only
nonsenled to tulle the proposition uu
"tier advisement but finally agreed to
7 tibial! the loop at no coat whutovor to
one oili'
’ The loop is to no rounlrueied on roll
,i‘old property at the west hound sin
ion. “The trucks will stnrt ut the cor-
br 0! Railroad nvonno and Monroe
tool: and shoot. up the hill. making
it! turn at the top of the some, thenro
curving to the left to II point within II.
m that of the sheltered platform of
station. in order to perfect this
‘ “become necessary for the roll-
li proper rudlus might be obtained
lib width of the station property not
rue enough to accommodate
is. held at its rooms June 6. 1911, at;
p.m. Work, F. C. Decree. All Mu-
. ' ioutnals of the Senate uill show voted
ion all imporlnnt thesaurus and volrd';
tin the vitsl question which comes up
before the Senate this nook? ’l‘ltlsl
‘on to will right this limo. Senator
for three to make their record on the
. honor roll.
Absolutely Pure
“rump rm"
0mm of?
ilil AWN.“ llME WHAT!
u Inngulfieout record on progressive
measures says the Bridgeport Post.
Messrs. iiiunwuring. Arnold. l’ock.
llrinsmude. Stillman nnd Reed us the
light. l‘hey new all Republicans and
all Wore on the Republican lobby
“black list." They woro no rollur. They
took their commission from theI rotors
and never once did they prove false
to it.
How stands Fairileld county loony
llmet thorn is u division of party to
spousihlllly. TheIo till' four Demo
crate and three Republicans. The
this city. Foster. oI‘ Stamford and Don-
ovan of Norwallt. There in not the;
slightest doubt where Senator Dom»;
run blonds. lie is the peoples repreW
sentullro in ewuthlnn. honest and.
true. it is for Si'nnlut‘s l'lnilor, Mt,“
Neil and i’ntidotll to shun by thrll
loll-s w-hrtilel tlIrI Inn to uphold the
splendid lt‘tOHi oi the lust detonation,
or wholhvr. us roprvsvululil‘os of litt‘
Domoorulir purt)‘, lhv)‘ tire to he [also
to their party platform and false to
the ohlluntlonsw and promises the)
mode when electod.
The three llepnhilran Sollllloi‘s lire
Judson. Peck and Bartlett and all
three have shown iI_\' their records. as
well us‘lhoir words. that they are to
be trusted. Senator linrtlt'lli follow
to the upper iltlti)‘, hut in». mind right
on every important bill that come ht»
turn tho House “in-re ho served two
Innis nxo and ill‘l run be counted up
Pork was in the Senate two years film
and his brilliant rerord is on open
book to the state. Senator Judson its.
lilo leader of the peoples tutu-Io the
one man who is cordially. lulled [w the
iOiIil), its tools and its orguns. F'-ull
field I‘f'ouui) knows allele tour of tin
Senutolu stand it will he {or the oth-
”MM—mnmm
The New York Sun Warns its rend
.els against ousting mum and Min
how it is sometimes done it says: “A
rommml cause of outer wnuto is the
unrelessnoss of homo and lint dwell-
ers who on going own; from town for
tholr summer Iunetlons lento faulty
fixtures nuropnlred to druiu the T888!“
volrs uselsssly throughout the wholl-
period of their obscure. The amount
or water lost through even u small
look of this kind is considerable. and
when, as frequently happens, the flow
amounts to practically lilo wholo Itn~
paelly of tile fixture,» it reaches n
limbo volume. in the bust the oily
nuthorltios have overlooked such
violations or the rules of tho deport.
mout. them having boon'no shortage
or water to iuolto them .to oloso in-
operation and the enforcement of thouo
ouncimonts which proido penalties
(or abuse of the water unrvlro." This
iniormulion may be of use in South
Not-walk. We cannot. afford to waste
any water here any more thun can
New York.
A Rhyme of”
the Road
I bless that man whose kindness
set as II“
These avenues of shade.
And may his place in heaven be
yet
By many a green arcade!
n
The trees of heaven are dark and
wide;
Sweet shade have they and full;
Our God Himself at eventide .,
Walks there in shadow cool.
Now may He pause and heavenly
folk:
Beckon that man and say:
“Ft"iend. they are good, the beech
and oak
You planted on a day."
And by his palm tree and his well?
May angel faces lean; I
And may he hear heaven“ 5 sacriug
bell
From out a leafy screen.
Now for the atom smooth and
round. it?
And the beech mast so email if ..
His bed he made on the holy
ground.
Where the dews of heaven will
fall!
it“. '
Oh. may the River of Life flow
soft
Over its jeweled stones.
And may the birds in boughsl
sloit
Sing well their lands and noncsl
Lea. be he keeper of those trees.
And may he rest below.
Who gives to weary folk such
ease. '
This man of long ago.
And may he shelter golden birds.
And white lambs on the grass.
Who tempers still for Hacks and
herds
This sky oi’ molten brass.
“Katherine Tynan. in the Spee-
tutor.
u
purist/elitism (looms it. Conroy W
is! phoned Iowan of the con- mom to run pomr.
till Company, are to be thanked m
Lititens oi the city and town "MOVNK pictures” 19 the cry When-
tfiélr. efforts in “gums to this met» ever a boy tries to emulate indium;
or have givou'muob of their 0’5 hishwurmon. And yet. and yet.
time to thy cang‘daraflou of never a film flickered when Dick Tur-
o‘vement and have been on the pin WM “1’09“” idol. 110* were there,
ill! Mfixgm out! the mem- picture shows in the days at Robin
In subunit several times. liOMIwNW York 'I'elesram.
monument oi nus improve-
" soother instance which goes to
'i the mummy It Manufac-
Iiooletion is at test on It work-
sud is momplishlug setup-
llldicstion at the
~+~
Mr. Roosevelt‘wmoy well rub his eyes
When even his war-lord brotherrlmI
so? Wilbulmeomes forward to rental-ll
thut the Tull—Knox arbitration plan
is” so promising thst his government
v movement which 1’ on root must stroll consideration.-wtircaster
motor as our to warn P0“
In Ills? “Mill" The not
‘ bid
“an . ”r.
loch convinces In as lid
ngdnflttnnmi is ,
. In. nouns
“tensor with the other , _,
then or b ‘
. .4...
The address of Thomas A. Edison In»
tore the convention of. the National
Electric Association any. that. his
confidence continues undlmiuished in
tile potentiality oi the storage buttery,
which. It It non ha pal-reeled. ll un~
doubtodly destined to put Ill other
terms or applying power on transport.
tation service out or business. "Altar
II while," he said. "there Will not be
my trolleys.” Allbouabbe has not yet.
;. rescued the polut‘tn this raspectdt
: may some yetunoston Transcript.
.4...
The most comforting thing that
the weather statistics is to be abls' o.‘
rend. the moraine tiltsru’n sinusitis '
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an automobile are prospectiutt for the
some Juno bride. who winsll’wColum
MEET. .
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NORWALK FIRE 'COMPANiEI TO
Wash Also to Take Place if the Rain
Does Not Interfere.
This evening all the Norwulk he
peninsula: will hold their business
Meetings. it the rain does not inter;
tel-s the companies will also hold a
wash. One 1qu not botanists idioms
time now, and it is hoped that rain
will not prereut the one this evening.
The steamer at the Phoenix company
will Ibo out tonight and try out the
new hildrsut. established in Clark
street. a new attest at! Hort street.
In can of rain. the with idii prob-
tnbly lie postponed (or II week. but. the
business Inflation ill be held ““1"
Worm” .n
W 5 DNESDAY W“
was.
ousefurms iug Dayl
Everything In Summer Necessities].
lValues to attract instant attention.-- Here {Tm
items bf timely interest
Lawn Mowers
lllgh wheel, ball bearing Lawn
Mowers. guurouleed: extra heavy,
strongly built, tour blades.
Size ltluch, usual value $5.50, at
$4.19
Size idliuch, usual value $6.00. at
$4.49
Size lS-lnch, usual value $6.50. at
$4.98
Step Ladders ..
Stronulr built Stop Ladders.
4 feet high. usually 750. ill
59c
II foot high. usually SSH; at
690
4 Big Reasons for
the Popularity of
”Angie Lamp
Best Li arm for Leon Cost
-—burm 1 hours on 1 quert oi oil.
First Cost Its On Cost
-money saved in the oi ibbume
soon ply! lot Lamp inch.
Non~Explosive
-—little heat. gs: can 't accumulm,‘
nothing to clog.
Convenient
”simple. can) to operate. anns‘
Aluminum .
Tea Kettles
"\i‘eurever." nize 8, list bottom. fit-
3 :59. Wednesday
$3.19
Chopping Bowls
ll inch hardwood Chopping Bowls.
smooth finish: regularly 25c.
\l‘eduesdul‘
19c
Window Screens
Hardwood ironic. varnished. cov-
ered with line black wire; adjust
able to any size.
ill inches high. opens from ill to
33 inches; usually 25c. chneu
. 17c
24 inches high. opens from :31 to till
turtles; usually 29¢. Wednesday
. . 21c
on or all like gun or electricity.
We ll min sud
with u been "more“ m‘iw $33in
i
wmomgmw
led with automatic lid; usually W
Cemetery Boquet
Holders
Made of heavy tin. pointed green;
fastens llrnlly in ground; will not
blow away. Special
8c
Hose Reels
I-Msdo of hardwood. nicely finished:
capacity lot) feel 3-4 in. bone;
titled with nozzle holder on top;
regularly 7.30. Wednesday
59c —
Croquet Sets
S-ball Croquet Sets. made of hard-
wood; mallels, balls and stakes ‘
striped; regularly ti..00 Wednes»
79c
Toilet Pails
Large size heavy Galvanized Toilet
Pails; usually 39c. Wednesday
27c
Floor Brooms
Long handle, good quality Floor
lhoolus, H inch block; usually
$13.5. Wednesday
98c
Sickles
Made of high grade steel and
ground to a cutting edge; regu-
larly 250. Wednesday
18c
IIIII anon“ anon
out Ins tannin
(Continued from First Page)
it. seems that youterdey. when the
cold map came on. the trolley com»
pour msnmmnvotwmpted to to.
move the closed core from the iron
burn in Meadow street. In doing so
the switch into the burn was broken.
Until repairs have been made no cure
can either enter or leave the building.
sud thus it is seen Iluu: the company
is not to blame. They bore a switch
in the process of Installation and it is
hoped that the eluted curs will be on
this evening; or by tomorrow morn
tug. _
There happened to be but one clos-
ed our out or the iron burn and this
bullion- put into use, but of courts
,, ethnic to outer sit the routes
For the most part the people are Well sheet.
' album and little trouble is to be expor-
tnklug the cool air in the open cars
without, murmur. and it is these peo-
pie who will always remain friends of
tho Connecticut Company. They one
doing their best to get the cars from
the burn and them will take the place
of the open ones as soon as is possi-
ble.
One of the new double truckers has
arrived in Norwalk and Superinten-
dent Charles A. Copley is busily en-
gaged in tilting the our out for running
(in the local lines. The cur is No. 20
and is or the same length as the other
largo doublstruck open cars now run-
ntbg on the line. Five more Just like
this one are to arrive and will come
right along now as rapidly as they are
ready.
The now our has a double piece
multiplier“. and is or themsmnn
and best style chromatic. 9 car is
not so high by II (winches as the
it is thounht that volume six new
Jumhos it will be humble 10 have both.
in; but those on the main lingo from
Maxwell: to tho Stamford city lino.
This will be especially pleasant for the .
patrons of the read. for the large our:
afford a plousurtrble ride, being cou-
struoted with a view tonerd comfort
of passengers.
m
ENDORfiEB PREBiDENT TAFT.
BOSTON, June tin-The headquar-
ters of the World Peace Foundation,
here. announced today the receipt of
resolutions endorsing President Tutt's
negotiation of the unreserved arbitrw .
tlon trouty will: Great Britain from 138
at the leading boards or trade and
chambers of commerce in the United
States. These bodies, It is stated, rep-
resent the utmost unanimous lentil
maul oi the leading business men of
their several cities. and the cities thus
heard from here I combined popular»
ion. or 19,000,900. (the. revolution ‘
Norwalk Chronicler