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Communication of Old
. No. 108, F. and A. M..
,1 a p: m: WW“, F: a. Degree.
'Mer. Masons cordially and fra-
‘ invited. '
‘ Frstemsily yours.
ROBERT M. WlLCOX. Sec’y.
800W JOTICES
utoltsu're' sup MANUFACTUR-
‘ the! AuocsATIoN
Fh‘emish Emilee. President ‘
j”.prssident, Charles J. Pidgeon
Flank W. Hadley, Secretary
PHONE CALLS
‘ s—News‘ Department
firs—Business Department
~o—-Brsnch Office, Norwalls
«Editor’ 8 Residence
A DISPUAED RIVER.
The propoeai to take Ten Mile Riv-
i‘ for an addition to the water sup-
”ny of tNewlYork city has excited the .
animosity of some gcnilemen in Con-
, noctlcut who own unusual water pow-
er franchises on the river. which.
. rising in New York stntcl empties ln«
‘. ll) Housstouic st Bou’l‘s bridge. Since
Ten Mile Riyer is not navigable it
. would appear that the federal gov-
. ornrnent has no control over it and
hot the state of New York may cut»
“0 stream off at .sny point within
«its: state. Sovereign powers have
to too war for less, but, fortunately
‘ {power to levy war Is not one that
helpline In the states. so New York
Connecticut will have to struggle
Mons in unit) even If Ten Mile Riv-
or II directed. Connecticut has the
attraction of knowing that the vvs
5' for of the stream is to be put to the
st use slutc it will be consumed
drink in New York. but would only
Mylo a water wheel in Connecticut
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CONSIDERING PLAN.
The Mayors' Association of this
into has under consideration s. plan
which n state or county tux shnll
apportioned among the various
mus according to the revenue ouch
oeives instead of being lovicd on u
”I! list made up by the board of
. Ilsntlon. Just how such u. scheme
”Id writ out Is impossible to say
thnut further information, but it
dill ntly has one good feature In nim-
M to abolish the board ot equsllsn-
M whose opinion as to property
“In worthless. This board docs
pretend to inspect property but by
of tables of figures It adds to
iand list; of assessors whenever
to judgment it believes the assess-
tl were not levied on a full mur-
‘ unluo basis. This nssessmcnt does
- fleet the local tax rate in lowus
gt nounpels towns to pay s state or
until tax on tho ussessment.——New
firitnin Herold
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I. J.
‘ (nostril (imirierllitizonl.
. Ir. Bill should have no trouble in
utility-elected no mutter how the
ill!" Is cut up. Connecticut ought to
.. gito‘hhu one of her senators.
The paid and roll firemen of the
tale are hoping In mind the dates
September 27 and 28. when the su-
Wl sluts convention of firemen will
hold in Hartford. Firemen trout
~sth, N. J.. will be guests of non-
‘ ~ lecture of the day Will he s
whicbthero will be repro-
f (H. diderent‘klnds of ap-
flsiioble and used in Hartford
. Thst thorn will be modern
_. ‘ end not only s bucket hrt.i
.' liltt What’s s “barrel on well.
' " Manuel shirts.
in AWIOPHIATIONI.
. awn-l
_ fill: hounoilmon Report
. in Their Dopsrtmsnts.
'ut South Norwsik board of
, . m. ”s record for them-
Ironing when such sud
thorn reported thst they
4 ndod boluses of their
trihnmucb so the new
"toast“. sd‘ sroi
Chocolates . ‘_ :1“
Mums—v ub—rwW-‘vuq an» .‘...W..~uw~... was. ...... “a. ‘
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, dud self propellers goes with- ,
When the Yellow
Spreads its Glow
o .
When the yellow spreads its low
O'er all the wsk'ning. cart.
The golden-rod again doth blow
To crown September's birth.
A myriad beauties rise
Where the west- wind breathes.
And deeper shine the skies,
Whilst scarlet tints the leaves.
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When the yellow spreads its glow
In an amber light,
The woodland doth bestow
Its gift of asters bright,
And, in wondrous design,
In heaven' s canopy,
The stars like flowers shine
Beauty for you and me.
When the yellow spreads its low
Our hearts awake to mirt.
The brooks with joy o‘crilow.
Loud sounds the cricket' s chirp.
Then hsil September days.
Let them but gladness know.
In lovely sunnp ways
The yellow spreads its glow.
JOHN INGLETON.
1 (nom‘ de plume).
a-
Courage
Because I lift my head above the
mist.
Where the sun shines and the
broad breezes blow,
By every ray and every raindrop
kissed
That God‘s love doth bestow; '
Think you I find no'bitterness at
all. '
No burden to be borne. like
. Christian's puck?
Think you there are no ready
tears to fall
Because i keep them back?
Why should I hug my ills with
cold reserve,
To curse m if and all who
love me Nay.
A thousand times more good tho
I deserve
God gives me every day.
And in each one of these rebel-
lious tears
Kept bravely back He makes a
rainbow shine;
Grateful i take His slightest gift;
no fears.
Nor any doubts are mine.
Dark skies must clear. and when
the clouds are past
One golden dsy rodsoms s
. ye ;
Patient 1 iisten, sure that sweet
at last
Will sound His voice of char.
, ~Cslla Theater.
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Trout. by the Greet Inducements Offered H5;
Tomght. Qualities First, Price Next.
COM“
and be
convinced
50¢ Shirti . 39c
Mon' s“ Neglige. Shirts. sizes 14
to 17%: Mum 500 quality.
Tonight 39c.
Silk Hose 1.
Lsdioe' Silk Hose. tsn. black.
white; "Onyx"; speclsl to-
night. tile.
or
Cloisonne Pins ‘Zlc
Cloisonne Collar Plus. 2 on s
hard; regular price 350.2113.
43c
25c RM 150
Lsdler’ All Lineh Hemotitchod
Embroidered iinndkerchiefs,
slightly soiled. Tonight's
Ipeclul. 15c.
50c Corsets 391;
The R & G and Lu Reine 50c
Corsets. tonight 39c.
75c Dumb“ Sheets 5%
Gloves . . 39c
“Ladies" 2-clnsp Wusllnble Chum—
olsette Gloves. in white and
natural colors; regularly 50c.
39o. \ _ ,.
.Veilings .
Size 81190. made of due heavy
lZ'rie Linen cm 8‘46
2000 yards} All Linen Crash.
bleached and brown, red and
blue borders, 18 inches wide;
line for roller towels and
kitchen use.
round thread cotton.
.l9c 5
All colors, gshill styles of meshes
‘Resulsr 25c, 19c
Waists -.
'. 29c
lumped Mnrquisette \Vsists.
reguisr price 500. Tonight,
290. ‘
TO I:
RIGHT To THE POINT
Now the) have n gun .1th will rid
die the sixshlps. New tiling neces-
uExchange.
more about his msrriuses Into print
and less about his pict than any
artist ililng wbouisvllle gentler-Joul-
nsi
“0.“.
A young mun recently won: thru
Well street. Chimirmv elsewhere
000.1'bis country Is no W of is
place tor a young man to’isrt In busi
ness. ~Meridcn Journal.
4....
A new stntuo of primitive mac. mod»
eled on discoveries mnde in France.
shows that the rsce hss achieved do
cldcd progress in personal nppsurancc.
if in no other respect in the last few
thousand or million yenrs.-—i‘mvi-
deuce Journal.
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Opening the postal savings bank to
ten yosrolds should result in starting
so my youngsters on the sold to
economy that the nest generation 9f
Americans will be called. thrifty, in-
stead of QXlTB\'fl‘anln‘“hllnfli0 Ex-
press.
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Milwaukee is about to hold a dairy
show. It will be worth the price of
admission to see the Milwaukee farm-
ers try to blow the cream at the
milk-«Minneapolis Journal.
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Speaking of potato mashers, (looms
Potato of St. ionic hos been srrested
for making one st sins on the street.
~Binshsnrpton News.
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Boef is sold to be higher than at any
period since the civil war. The row
sotuslly will lump over the moon
.soms dun—Washington Post.
Our notion of s brood-minded res-
taurateur—us who runs the Hoforuu
In Detroit. which advertises s "Men's
indies“ and Women's csto."~Now
You: Miss loll.
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A com withdrew her divorce silt
ballast her husband sud bonsai bins
as uranium Iividsntiy undertaken
on uncover tun lowers in her town.
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and could not raise a loud of 010 0W- 0! countless Aordesw of sun
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TO THE NORWALKS.
iStumlord Advocate.)
Salute! Yo tribes of the liorlous East,
rarity. will be on sirship gun that will! Ye Victims of In elerntl “all. i
riddle the gun that riddllis the sit-ship. Fsvomd by the mine Orb’s first Rays
Awake? for we lead you to better days. village firemen stunned the swirling
......... l-‘rom out the recent years of driest
Ferdinand l’lnnoy Earle can set We've learned to speedun uqulcome sens msrooned in a block of houses.
Two hundred stool workers at the
guest.
Our Enemy. i
Know yo. that since old Plymouth
come
And left his liork you've been the
film
Post
And ”guilty you have left” lh MW"
l uni-tribunal: thou AI“ Put.
messed.
' Your Enemy.
line slowed and sworn, thro’ tooth
or hot. ‘
And danced In rose. sud scratched the
spot.
.llas no‘ne single Warrior brave
Scorched through your yours to find
his grave?
We here!
Why gain Fume for Nutmcss of Wood?
Full well its knew they were no good!
l'o spent no days to learn or be:
A way to kill this biting plague.
The force ye all have spent in slaps
(‘ould well hove stopped these bloody
Chops,
Mosquito.
.\'ot you! Not you! have found the way
This curse of nightito csteb and slay.
llut use your brothers of the Watt
No tonnes swell with this old post.
A m of light we've bed It lust.
And now our itchin; dsyl hove pss'i.
0b! .107.
For paltry sum of worthless (old.
And simple lines of Truth well told.
FLOWS IEAI PITTSIIHIII
0dr nights are blessed without an itch.
We‘ve lssrnod to til. it proper ditch,
An man once tried and having failed
And lulled tannin. his will prevsiled
To make u Spade.
And with this loads by Point’s Low
Protected noun the lobbor's M.
Rodin-Mnemnsnl sWt
lottoldihiW‘llJ mill
the motion m still new
.. Nth-urumtbonominst tnlosumc Inforllomonliul
Blanche hur+ at its who crease with his bito~ Ill . Wis. ii. blow, West Haven. vehi-
As it the .8: osllbro skirts store not W. 91. tire ,.
a calamity sudicisnt ditto ithif. Mi- . . Albert '1‘ Marshall. Hartford. mob
Fm rill: modulators" «lecture they 0- all the use there Is one thing tlpls feed atom.
on seriously moons; business. -Nsv To tap your Blood suit to us bring, Chas. 1'. duo. Hartford... nesting.
Woo rot-crush. . (vb rm- d niche-I. out no. one Herbert . Warren. suitors ow
». .3... Whose north to Desth tunnel: m .0: tun Bovine.
Mideast Toll will be in Obiosso for No other thins.“ yet been In“. ' Albert ill. Whittier. Bristol, and-
dour den and if he sleeps any at the And now st inst we‘re on him lou- tltormotneto .
‘ time it will he become he insists upon ed-- . . i. :iicury Violent. New Britain.
doing Machine“ News." losquita. . 7. Illinois" r spring istohcs.
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A tendon smart has ruched s And now yo here this wireless Iso- ends! to pure.
up. in the that. tbstebr prawns not is stun use. no» out less v. r. Anti-strum. momma.
snowmsbtovotrt; . Imumumdusum b.
Mu huhmr’lmdmm ’ ~. lint can». to-
trusses Moonrise 1wm&mshsii stimuli
mealtimes-mum.
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flood l50 (eel. end sued 25 per~
Spun; Ghslofant centrally hm to
rafters In one of the buildings for
several hours until token off in boats.
Csrs loaded with stool snd coke were
tossed about like corks and rnilrrny
Nicki torn up
The flood in the Turtle Creek val-
lsy tore through sound of the build
ions of the Westlnshouso Electric.
Westlnshouse Air Brake company.
contents: s suspension of work
while a number of factories st Glen-
ruptod end In some instances sus-
pended, while railroads snnulled
some trains and rte-routed others.
At lllillvale scores of people were
compelled to lice for their lives. and
in the Turtle Creek Valley conditions
curly became dsncerous Water
poured over s retaining wall snd
flooded the poser plant. of the West-
lnxhouse Electric and Manufacturing
company, throwing several thoussnd
men out of employment. At Glen-
show. s number of manufacturing:
plants were flooded. and st Bowler-
isy a reservoir of the water works
system broke. causing some dunno.
Many houses in Ellsworth. neuby.'
were flooded.
Six feet of debris 'btockod the
tracks of tho Pittsburshfl'ort Vinyls
sud Chicago railroad at Bella... nu
therewnlsbetofvmorutho
tracks of tire ritubnrsli. W.
and also ml. rsilrosd st crumb-J
when the Shensuso river ovordowed
and a reservoir went out. 311M
trains Wm hold up than for hours.
'lielomith sod telephone service is
crippled.
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COWTDCUT PATINT‘
The relieving were bound Series»
her 12. mu; list burnished from ofloe
.of A. ll. woo-tor. solicitor of mu.
moon. boon:
\ “would Li Foucault. Bridgeport. rub-
usrlno or svibtnorslblsboat.
Mirna Vsh Brunt. Bridlopcrt. valve
their ms mm trim-
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he is where they want hlm‘todsy. it
is further understood that the depu~
ties left Norwalk this morning in an
automobile and expect to return min
the man this afternoon. '
Although the authorities who were
investigating the murder have been
accused of resting on their ours, as it
were. and not attempting to push for
the: and deeper into the case. if the
facts could be learned people mold
know that the odioers have not been
Idle during all these days in which
While close befor. year era have sud Manufacturing coma-no and the the, in“ reported nothing. Sheriff
William Vollnuer. Deputy Sharia!
John H Blake. of Nornnalk ind J. *W
;Vollmr. of Bridgeport, have been or
Your blood enriched by years of solo show were shut down. ToleDInM Md work on the case on dsys when it did
lies been his feast. while you in pain telegraph communication use inter- not appear that may were
Whither the automobile containing ~
the deputies has antic could not be
llamas this rooming. but it is thought
that the general direction the on took
was toward Wilton. though not espec-
Islly to the vicinity of the murder. The
murderer say those who ought to
new. bus ever since the shooting been
:cumplng out in the woods of Wilton
It is said that his camp was detected
by the smoke from the fire over which
he cooks his mesls.
Some time ago it was stated thst
‘lhe murderer was known to the auth-
orities. This seems improbable. for
'had the murdered been knewn fora
certainty. he would have been taken
into custody. Yet. it is barely possible
that it was only suspected that“ the
men under suspicion was the right
one. and in this event it its: been the
better policy to swell. until the sus-
plcions have been verified.
Wilton and Nowell: residents hope
that the clue will prove fruitful and
that the murderer will be captured. In
"thls stole it is a serious thing to or-
rest s man when he is innocent snd
thus it is the better plan to swsit the
"Willa of a charge usinst the
person being watched or suspected of
crime.
it. will be remembered that lisudlin
was shot tour times in his back while
running any from the person with
the sun in his luck ysrd Insoutlt ’Wli-
too. its fall immediately. destll hay.
in: been prsctlcslly instantaneous.
The murderer escaped end has been st
large over since.
The least shtho‘titles and the stole
police have been luvutlutius the
matter. dental fruitless clues bsvo
inseam down. Luvdutopsy us hold.
shoots: the mum and the crusts
of death. More: Dillard B. Wilson
hes not as yet hold his inquest. pro-
bably wishlssto wait until the murder-
or is entitled.
DIMOGM‘I’ic countrrsss ill“
The Second .Dillriot neurotic
ammonium-stou-
lisin U. Wilcox. is the United Bash
building, at which tltnossnersl condi-
tions were discussed and the coupons
uses soother ‘ The use
mammals-mm
ndboltorotbst . first
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torts sud oltr commute-show s isost- '
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