udmie with it if the national
hi5 so she luid run on u mud bunk or
*7 , . n sand bar, it would only lic whut‘ hits
, upeutedly. and what wc have come to
~ celerlly and economy. These men are .
cenlrulod ruilrond connection between
* tilting tho rivers whoa-o tho depth won
. were offered.
‘ truly enough. that. while the numbi-
.; tor Maoon’degree. ‘
‘epns cordially and fraternally 'lnvlt—
_ all. '
,Vlee-Presldentv—Charles J. Pldgéon.‘
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‘ 890‘ wEditor’s Residence
' nino nominated thul the bent uuo pun~
it
with the will “annexed; of the
thin. of Janus Golden. de—
eased,sPublislier. ‘ 1. .
dunno”. JUNE :7. 19m
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Cents ‘11 Copy .-'- SSIaXear
mumrune ALMANiiC iron
3 ' TOMORROW “ .
High“ tide 1o:26, a. m.; xo:23 p. m.
fiun rises 3““??“5 7:40..
‘ ” soeinrv NOTICES
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MABONlc DIRECTORY.
‘ A Special Communication of'Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
ill be held at Its rooms, June-28th,
1912," at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, Mao-
Au Master Ma-
Fraternnlly yours,
ROBERT M. WLICOX, Sec'y.
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"Prasldent—-—Nehemlah Camille.
Secretary—Frank W. Hadley.
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NEW YORK HARBOR.
"As has been the case with many
nth-91‘ foreign visitors to New Yorlt
barber. men connected with the great.
movies of the world and familiar with
the W3.“ in which'liurborn are "hun-
idler}, the German snilors, lulcly in
New York. wondered iii. the natural
advantages of the location and the
“general Situation. Int which llllgljllt._.,;ll‘ '
govern?j ~ 2
mentcnrcd to do it. 'und they still
more" rendered that so liillc had been
“away of engineering skill
Zand increased t‘ucilitios thnt would
have been dono under the sumo condi—
lions ubrond. hi it had been ncctli'nl
to lake one ol‘ the Germain ships to
the lBrooltlyn Navy Yard niltl in do.
hiuppeucd to our own big ships, re-
think little or nothing about. When
the international Nuvinution Congress
was in sosnlon and bud inspected the,
harbor of New York, the thing which
most. struck the experts who consti-
tilted that. body. says the Willi Slrm-l
Journal, “was the surprising luck of
artificial aide in the shape ot‘ inodcrn
machinery for bundling bnslnens with
experts in shipping and their views
should command altonl ion.
“Especial"attention won called by
the vlultors lo the ubsonco of oop-
dockn nnd trunk lines, not] to the
old-tunhioncd mciliodn oi transporta-
tion from one to the other. it won
Bible hull nol been mode of tho Eil'flt‘t?
(greatest. It won luliinutod'tlmt pro
vision for many more ulilpn could ho
provided ounliy mid that irniilc which
now routinely other ports would bo ui~
treated il‘ uuillclunt ‘cncourngcmcul
“Dock Comminnionor 'l‘omhinu aura.
iotmllou of the port in in reality a
nutlonnl i‘unctlon'oml nhould be ox-
snroimd for the bcuoill ol‘ the entire
mummy, it thunder city control and
' n, in n nmnauro to reach its
grower rnqulromcutn. Local needs.
' believes, are fully understood and
Millet. ion: the city falls to up
file-tho extent of the possibilities
are in food for thought in
tiltinnuggentlons and they are worthy
line must. nnulloun consideration at
,. oommérnlul and civic ormniun»
Americans are not generally
‘ also upon every natural an
we drain» it or its. lusting:
.. .ri fiieyhmeimlléd in this
f’ 'i chromatin that.
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From ‘fResignation”
Blame thou not, therefore, him
who dares
Judge vain beforehand human
cares;
Whose natural insight can dis-
« cern "
What through experience others
learn; "
Who needs not love and power~
to know ’
Love transients, poWer and un-
. real show;
Who threads at ease life’s nu;
cheered ways;
Him blame not, Faustn. rather
praise! . ‘
Rather that heart which burns in
thee,
Ask. not 'to amuse. but to set
free;
Be passionate hopes not ill
resigned
For quiet and a fearless mind.
And though fate grudge to thee
and me
The poetis rapt security,
Yet they, believe me. who await
No gifts from chance. have con-
quered fate.
They. winning room to see and
hear,
And to men’s business not too'
near.
Through clouds of ’ individual
strife ’ ‘
Draw homeward to the general
life. ‘
Lite leaves hysums not yet on
curled; , ‘
re the wise. foolish; to. .thé‘
world
Weak; yet not weak. 1 might
reply, * ' ~
Not foolish, Fausta. inflis eye.
~Matlhew Arnold.
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W.W.'Bened16t tor come um. ‘ and
he hue found it necessary to] announce .
that if there is enough money left. "on
the present issue oi! paving work. and
he lies little ileum that there will m,
having saved much already on the
' estimate of the engineer, then, the
new bricks will take the place oil the
~ present: worn out anon. ' 'V ‘
This is welcome news to the atoro— .
keepers along Wait street undno the ',
.ly the cltizenn elf Norwnlk 'w'ill'
pleased with the improvements, but all
through Wail street.
it is (or the reason of this paying that
being made. .
It in a most opportune time to con. ,
sider‘the project oi.’ paving this Nor-
walk city street, for the council has ‘
granted the Connecticut Company the
right to rig-locate and change their
work thpreln and with all the improm—
ments going on at one and the some
time the cost is lessened considerably.
Now when the workshnll start. the
Connecticut Company will be assessed
ior from 19 to’ 20 feet‘and the South-
ern'New England Telephone Company
for from 2 to 2% feet, of this very mar.
row thoroughfare. Thus it is seen
what the slighhcost to thy city will be
worth the trouble and money. Then.
too, the city hue some extra money
due them from the telephone com-
puny tor the ditch up Main street; and .
the one down Water street in connec-
rion with the conduit laying, nnd'ihin
can go into the extun paving fund.
It is suggested that at this time f
when the pavingr work is progressing
the River street tunnel. to Mottave- .
nun. find lilo Norwnlk
church he refinished with
The (solution sprinkling and the heavy
truthc which has linen on the street ‘
since ltn‘puving. on loosened much of
tho ‘c«-i}lllt.‘lll iilllniz. between the teeth
of the tricks. This yrs-flushing will be
it imclninied.
Nréi‘i‘i‘nlh citizens in.» quite proud of -.
the, flilQYl‘. strgtch oi pnrement which:
remuins a monument to former High»
nail, the late Mayor Leeuwn M.‘ Brun-
dngo’uud his council. and ex-Streetn
Colinninsloner .lohn Malone. but. "the"
monument now being erected by the
presentehy council and Highway Corn! .
zuinsiouer Nelson W. Benedict. will be
nnolong remembered, for it in thei
greatest road campaign that has ever‘
been carried on in Nl‘i’rwnlk.
‘ the new minimal and is a completely
satisfactory job. Main street is pro-
pressing nicely and West avenue is
being proton-ed for its paving with the
prolinflnnry work moving rapidly for-w
word.
Mu...“ «-
VEXATIOUS PROBLEM sa'r.
TLED. ’
There has been a long standing one: ‘
“in... n peculiarly feminine prerogative
though it was dimcuh to ascertain just .
why it should be allowable.
Mrs. A. ill. Palmer, oi” Stumford. Ct,
iui’ormn us. According to her. this
pot-hot searching in an indication of
economy. “Souwrhing in going to
waste." she says. “We nnvo it."
’i‘hut Mun. Pointer hulls from Swin-
iord. the plnee where William J'. Long
comm; from should not dioci‘edlt he:
conclusions. Indeed one ,huu nirucli a.
psychological go] ‘ mine. Husbands
will wait nround with impatience un-
hauls for other little ocecntricltiea.
such of knowing whercrhe has been
all. nipdnn.
in the‘lliight of these new dincionur'
on it would he a. highly “granary“ Milli):
. by who would object ‘to having bin
pockotn marched or hesitate at draw
ingo mm or his evening'imrenlno-
tlounwehlew llrlrtnlu Herald. "
EXPRESS ‘JUMPS TRADKB
M
Engine tum. Rails. but No Live-
, Lon‘wfiaiiip Tlo Up.
‘ - MA'NBWELD. . June lilo—«The deu-
- untitledtholmn deluxe oi' the Guns
mum than n-mrm
‘ k WW;
_ ‘ . hey wore‘ilnytng con; . «
"nulls, shall be replaced. hureh been
. j‘swnmpiug Highway Commissioner Net.
.. '5'-
truvellug public. in general.‘ Not on- ' 'V‘ ""‘ u
be .I' ' IA- .' .‘
_ ‘iu
those who have an occasion to pass '1 ’- . _ .,._
The street at 3:;le _
present is in a very land condition. and . .
nothing save an occasion repair in _ :
'4'
I I,‘ I.I I l{l,l.|,l -,I l.- I I I
in lower Wall street. that upper VViill . 1
street, from the Norwaik Hotel and H i ’ '
Methodist I , . '
cement. ‘ g ‘- ~
inexpensive and is quite necessary. 5““ , ,7 '
way Com mlusionur Dr. William B. m)!" ‘
‘Wnter street has been completed on ._ ‘
pit-ion um searching trouser! rockets - .
til Mm. Pnlmer epril'ne the puynhlu ‘
Iii Inn'u up: ll,fl.fl.l, 4 '
u ‘ u?I?fi‘n¢I?fl§ fl".
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I ll n I.I n n. .
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Our store i
just" overcrOwded" with un-
, , matchable bargains in Summer
' apparel. g Such. things as you
really need for warm weather.
' .
3 positive.”
I_I,I I I_K.I I;-
1250. Special
Children’s Rempers
in. minty styles. nil colors ;reguiarly
marrow ‘
regularly 50c; Special,
Children’s Play Suits
Mostly Silltlll size. just what they need,
. 39 cents
.12‘40 'BroWn Sheeting
»40 inches wide, made of heavy brown .
r , cotton. firm even thread. Special to-
19 cents 71/2 cents
HIM
— ,vxxx
v 2‘
iai paper.
Many styles.“ Special
39c and 50c Barrettes
16 cents ‘
59¢ Cotton Diaper
illedicuu'rl and sanitary.
wide: 10‘ yard piece done up in spec-
Spatial tomorrow
:43 cents.
18 inches
in
iue 390. Specinl
. ' Pillow Slips
Ready made Cretan Pillow Slips; va-
23“ cents ,
Regularly 3
$1.25..
Notingham Lace
Curtains
yards long;
Special tomorrow
79 cents
regularly
AmrmMWrir .‘_"‘ij ‘ ;
ociré Kira-swam.-
value 7.00. Special
Scissors
5, ll, 7 inch German Steel Scissors;
3'22 cents”
Value $1.00.
Linén washable
Couch Covers
Special .
.63 cents
"kn-EWOOKHIL i j. “‘
“ {c H yr-rumwmrf W 5n- 'll‘u 1 ~
8c, Apron Gingham . ‘
in all colors. standard ‘quniity,
size checks.
Special tomorrow
all
Drawers," special 17c
. Kimonos,
Shirt; . special 24c - ‘
special 19:: -~
OUNG MEN
ciArlou NEWS.“
Associate Juntlon Charles E. Hughea
of the United mitten. SupremoOOiirt,
auyn: , . '
“The Young Men’s Chrintlan Arno
cintiou countltuien in my judgment.
one u! filament important locum tor.
wow-4.. .. M... .....
l
the maintenance. of proper ntnndnrne .,
not life nud‘oxni'tn'n univertul induction
or; the round mentor the enrich-yr ‘ ‘
monument. ? all i
been Mandolin
. on union" 7
i
4% cents
e “onale‘rmn ‘ Asw-
WH‘OLESALE ‘RR'lGE. OF 856:?
TAKES ANOTHER JUMP.
lien! has climbed to“ the high price
grim cents a pmmd wholesale with-
in the last. row. darn ,uud has resulted
in an advnnce in some" markets of
whom 2 cents in retell..priees of boat
outs. There is no prospector an?
drop in pricelnj chemo!“ future.
this 1‘ 1
9 high prices of beef
unyuiylhuvn photon; ‘n,
$003» w »'- ' '
Moll 13165 on mil. '
‘ ~ "44315
anon-v- mm.» w... w- ..
rcmulned ”at n ‘ntntioniky. More. for
some time in ,nhowlngn‘ Itendonc , to
rise again in a any or liwo. “
will... -
GUARMMBN MAD! econ
enhance.
who}. corprmnueu in New.
A g downturn from luau
not. other: L "mun. comma ‘
the couetnrtlilerg corps,
.Il‘
. MM , iii convenes
Norwalk Chronicler