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MASOhllO unnecrosv.
A; Muted Convocation of antler
hunter, R. A. M., will be held at its
rooms, April 9th 1912. st 8 o'clock _.p
Eleonora of officers. ‘
Fraternally yours.
“ ROBERT M. WILcox, eec‘y.
TH nonwnut iconso or
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EASTERs mam
Words, morn “aids,
port of Easier to tho world. It is for
iown cuiisclousness and individual
meaning it convms us to the tri-
91mph over death No “mils nl‘ orb.
W pool or cssmist can fully express
lnpqrisncc. tho gmndour, tho
soliciting meaning of Buster‘s
"Mice. A! the mother bonds moi lwr
«hand babe as the father or mother.
fimthor or sister secs lilo dopnrilns
Mm lbved ones and their hearts are
with sorrow. as "friend utter
d departs" to cross the "grout
c"-~dopsrua for "unknown lnnds"
there arises before the mind as n
gr t light out of darkness. the grand,
‘ ‘ lring hope born of master's prom-
to mankind. "Tho cloud capped
Womb the gorgeous palucos. the sol-
temples, yea, the great globe it
Allan be dissolved" but mcr and
all supromo is the. thought that
can shall be raised" Fitting
ill aré’ihese inscribed over the
troy to our ancient city of tho
Fitting words are these to all
bulletin race or cloud. and soul
They tell us of Min and im-
y. beyond the grave, beyond
‘L Without this promise of Easter.
1‘ Would he wruppcd in impcnetrnblo
blind. in Cinimorlan darkness. The
ll; bltants of tho most remote our
2 the globe as u oil as tho, dwell
‘ the cities: to the humble and
wt}; and to all it brings radiance and
allow—New Haven Register.
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‘ FOR GOVERNOR.
Ibis not surprising that the New
‘rltain Herald finds Republican opin-
unchanging. relative to the choice of
f‘bc‘nntcrlal candidates. The more
” Itcpnblicans study the desirability
orninntlug a man likb Judge John
tudioy, of New Haven the more
the strength of his candidacy be
ed. The Sentinel can state with
only that, all reports to the con-
yr'notwltlrutsudlug, Judge Siudlc’y
Available man to bend the State
iicnn'tickct. H0 is not chasing
the nomination, but if it is ten-
cd him he will accept it. Paste
Mani in tour hats for lteops.-—~Ansonln
ntlnel.
V cannot stir».
grimly toll the'vuutncss of the lm;g
,.9lilll human soul to realize within its
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pies and races and tongues; to tho .
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, NEW BRITAIN’S NEED.
What New Britain needs just now is
curious rooster. A number of the
cd rooenfly by having captive
rs crow lustiiy trout their
is they had been smuggled
nor. News reports doplcl‘e‘
health inspector has found
tho tourist in bolt 9‘. dozen cel-
s' not A stretch ~01 the lots:-
us to evade the low aim“
chickens in their book my
sltAln Herald.
‘sV good housewives have been out ‘
g l dccspitsnou tor his cousin: ;
to suspect thst he ms stir-sch.
their crowing. Householders .
-——- Hope ~—
FEEL in myself the future
life. i am like s forest
once cut down; the new,
sitcom are stronger sod live-
lier than ever. I am rising. l
know,» toward the sky. The
sunshine is on my «head. The
earth gives me its generous sap;
but heaven lights are with re-
flection of unknown worlds.
You say the soul is nothing
but the resultant of the bodily
powers. Why, then. is my
soul more luminous when my
bodily powers begin to lad?
Winter is on my head. but eter-
nal Springis in myhesrt. There
”routine at this hour the tra-
grunce oi the lilacs. the vio etc
and the roses as at twenty years.
The nearer l approach the end.
the plainer i hear. around me
the immorisl symphonies of tile
worlds which iuvite‘me. ‘ it h
marvelous, yet simple it is a
fairy tale. and it is history.
For but. centurylhsve t...
writing my thoughts in prose
and verse; history, philosophy,
‘ drums.romsnce. trudlriou,‘suilre,
ode and song»l have tried all.
But I feel that l have . not slid
the thousandth part of what is
to inc.v.Wheu i go down to
the prove I‘ can say. like so
runny others. "I have li‘isllod "
« mydsy'swo. "n‘llutl moot
‘ ssylhsrciilhhedmyilie.”My.-i
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Victor Hugo’s, Easter .
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‘ ‘ TAILORED SUITS
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240 Models. no two alike, cancelled by One of the largest Sir-i
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V. for nearly ONE-HALF the regular price. Be sure you get one
ggii We announce Special Sales Tonight in the following lines =33
Elli H0319?“ Suits Underwear, Gloves, Waists, Jewelry, ;;
3E3; Neckwear. Laces, Toucts, Perfumery, Silks, Dress Goods, ii
Umbrellas. Ribbons, Men’ 8 Neckwear, Hand Bags, Millinery i
3 Leather Goods. 353;:
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THE ENGINEERS' DEMANDS.
(Reprinted from "The New Yorktm" returns. showed almost an equal' catty?
Times. " or April 3. 1912.; 3
it. must msko the railway engineers
a. little dissy to remark hos swiltiyl
the regulation ot rules by tho [mer- ‘
Elsie Commerce commission has been
turned into is What: of staged; '
The law requires rates to be ‘lustl
and roascusbic." and everybody ail-3
plnudll. But addressing tho 'l‘rlllic
Club It Pittsburgh, the Chairman of
the Commission said with rotor-once,
to ongincers’ demands:
“it this increase- in wages is no
insatiable, and it on that account an
increase in title is allowed. it results;
that the gcncrul public, including nil;
other forms of inbor, is required to
pay when louniust and unreasonable.
blunt the Government not, therelorc.
be solicited not only that the added;
wages are paid by the railroads, but
b said?“
it had stronglyrgpnocrod that the
Government reltfillmon of rates had
abolished the open norm for rated,
Rates which are regulated cannot be.
varied. and price competition dlsnp»
poured Now it seems that no Mill
lotion of rates includes tho resolution;
or Macs. and it is in the way or up.
pouring that the open market lorl
wages has been abolished. This does;
not rest upon the casual oxpmssionll'
of the Chairman, but is the deliberating
ly (armed policy 0! the Conclusion}
and was crucially decision hypoihct;
lastly at the time that the rollwm
were forbidden to advance their rates
This is It little bewilderinx. It the
Commission assumes to decide rennin
ing the reasonablencss m justncss
do. Now is the time when proparw
solved 842.000.0049 more wages, and the:
(increase. as compared with the usual
incrensc of titty millions or more
about The sum of the. loss and the
lncrosso is about tour score millions
of dollars. considerable enough to heel
appreciable men in this billiondol-
lur llidustr;s.w1mre is this to end?
As yet the enact this been merely to
check new constructionound addition
to equipment. Trude, Although in lull
volumo. in not booming, and yet
equipment is almost all busy. Always
thoro are yn-sslmists, but always also
there are thcso who remcmbrr that.
the recurrent: of necrosis the only sure
thing in American economlrsl condi-
lions.
Sooner or inter thorn will come
strain the timid; when thorn will be an
overwhelming demand on the railways
tor trsnuportntion not at lower rates.
but at any men. And then the mil-
', once more will be ordering that
twlghi must be moved. regardloss cl
cost. and heights will have picco-
douco over ordinary psssongor trut-
tlons for such conditions should he
made. The industrial boom should,
precede the railway boom. and the no
commodutions tor the railway boom
cannot be estomporized. It takes
'iltne to get and lay rails. and longer
yet to not ours to carrying after they
are prde‘rcd. But the ruilumys have
been deprived of the on which they
were accustomed to lay on in good
times in prepsrstion for bad times
The railways now arc in lean con
ditlon, sud their credit is what is in
dlcuted by the inability to host bonds
on socnstomed rates or interest. The
of the price or labor as well so or Commissioa has said that tho rail-i
rates. why should it not also decidelwm should not charge rates ensh-
rognrdlng the prices 0: till suppliest: has them both to euro is My»; end
And. since rsilwuyr rates Arc part at
all prices. where is final extension air
this theory to stop? diminishes the!
matter too in Mold for mom dim
cunston but it msy be considered in
its oppllchtion mcrcly to the militi-
to enlarge their Mill-lien; Anything
earned show 0. living should be do-
wind to reducing ruins. and lucid
ties sitcom be; enlarged by r‘sislux‘
trash asphalt The dailies Above will
show the diversion to the m. fund
thing. Does it alter anything prauti.
125 there any form of statute
known to man which will alter a bal-
ance sheet permanently? in Canada
this your an excess of hundred mil-
lions will be spent for railway construc
tlon. in this country A bull billion
“would not be enough on a similar
scale. Where is it to be got? The
question is not suited in tenderness
tor tbcyrsilwsys but in neuritic the
commerco carried ‘hy the railways.
Thur is the people’s interest in the
rsiiwuy question.
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RIGHT TO THE POlNT.
in politics the-to is El. distinct. dill?"-
oncc botwocn returning and coming
hack-«Providence Journal.
~o-
Another revolution is reared in Hon-
duras. it will probably come as soon
ion the present one is finished.-\\'ntcr~
bury Republican.
«-
Ropom say Chinese sudrsgeitcs are
smashing things. They should be
handy with the tiniirons it not with
the bricks.—-Grond Rapids ‘Prosc.
‘+
Anger causes cold feet. according
to 9. Chicago university professor, but
you won't and corroboration in the
face of a good poker players—Scrun-
ton Tribnnc‘licpnbllcan.
wo— .
The whole political situation can be
summarised in a. line: The Republicans
in 1908 910de to refiso the tariff
downward. and their has ou't done it ——~
Whirled Gillian
w.“
The New York legislature has on
soled that hes-outta c’istbcn ounces
obsli be cold tor A beam! of com
modules by the purveyors.“ «Ono oltoot
insy be that. hereafter. I court: will.
cost more than homotom.-val-
deuce Journal
Hartford's City “351511 is transition
list; A piss. substituted by the tire com
madam commonly We mo.
MMWM in View at the that
mutations ihstthoplsawdllo‘l-
cm ma tbs mimics. the Marv o! lemme with "mi ”N W“ tee; I «on; or mm it you and
‘of collective bargaining oi course has
substituted duress for law in the iii:
In; oi ms. on Government other
sovsrsl V shorts soil on
devoted to serving the public oi
torso. it would scorn thin. the tinse-
i‘s striving when this moral public
will be more spymisllvo ot the! tsct.
consider s little ism st lsrse was:
‘i m moulds ot the rsllvrsys are. The
instills. 'l'hs sun-
Wilbur comm .
will". I- m in ms uni WV.”-
suction it‘s well worthy stool-stat si-
condom—Now London Day.
_ Housman Limit. ,
“You'll on s. also into one at us
souls In," slid tile ”ionising
W to s lsdmhb m inwvlns
Illdfliss into it's some sow.
“hiss, sir." he answered '1 mac
tfllimoduy: Mttb'llsv'olid mill
crisis: shrill mansions M ash.”
, gun-cits. .. .
VMRTANT Wildfi'l’lmi
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION.
For Danhury. Bridgeport, South Nor-
wslk and Greenwich, Conn... for Fair-
field County, Saturday. April 20
1912. 2
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces on examina-
tion on the date and lit the places nuns
expected to make certlncutton to till
a vacancy in the position or rursl car-
lcr at Btrstiord and other vacancies
as they may occur on rural routes at
post offices in the above-named coun~
tl‘. unless it shall be decided in the
interests of the servicc~to till ire vu-
cnncy by reinstatement, transfer or
promotion. The usual entrance salary
{or rural carriers is {mm 3600 to $1.-
000 nor should.
Age limit. 18 to 55, on the date or
the examination. The ma‘ximum age
limit is waived in cases of persons
honorably discharged from the United
States military or naval service.
An applicant must have his actual
domicile in the territory supplied by a.
post other! in the county for which the.
exsmlnotlon is announced.
The examination is open to all male
citizens of the United States who can
comply with the requirements;
Application Form 1341. and lull in-
. formation concerning tire requlm
merits of the examination, can be so—
cured from the secretary of the local
loxamlning board or the postmaster
at any or’ the places named Above or
tron: the U. 8 Civil Service Cummin-
siou. wsshlngion.‘ D. 0. ‘ ‘
Applications should be properly or
at Washington. All examination pa.
‘ pets are shipped direct from the Com-
mission to the places or examination.
, it is necessary that applications “be
roelved in amply time to arr-lingo tor
the examinations desired at the pines
amine m sppllcsnt whose Application
is received in time‘to permit. the ship
must at the necessary moral. ‘
bc‘nlslntsiucd. ~' A. person must be en-
post omen thst supplies his home is
sltusisd. As A result or such examin-
silos its mop Mom ‘sllslbls to AP'
point its mu cornst- st my post or.
Mill on county. A rum letter-
«iris:- stint on» misr- nusrsctorr
service my to transforms to the w
slilcnctctsrlrcrnsmtsrlnthe first or
Ascend on: policies. to the position
‘ or «um mil clerk. or to other po-
slum in the clssslllod service subs;
«to Scott to such mmlnstlou as my 4. WE]
to “1th it! the civil service rum. j .
0. 03M“
ed above. as s room or which it is ’
canted and died with the Commission L
indicatod by the applicant, The Conn
mission will theretoro mouse to on
An eligible register 30:; the position. ~;
oi rursl curlers tor ouch county will.
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splines in the county in which tbs ;
Norwalk Chronicler