MONDAY. JULY 2:); royal
deals a Copy; 55m areal ‘
IA’I‘URE ALMANAC FOR ‘
“ TOMORROW
gh tideb :30 a. my :45 p. m.
Id cs 4:39; sets 7: so.» ._
: SOCIETY Ivorchs
., 'MABONic .DIRECTORY.,
0d Wail Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street,13t and 3d Tuesday or
b‘fibh m0nth—‘——Juiy'and August ex)
ce'p‘tedw—at 8 oolock. All Master
. Masons cordially invited. Fredoricit
‘ 8. Lyon, w. M. Robert M..wllcox,‘
"Sec. ,
miller Chaptor, No. 88 R. A M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
'ain street, ‘2d and 4th Tuesdayé of
‘each month—Jyly and August‘ox-
ceptedwat' 8 o’clock. All Royal’AI-ch
‘ Masons cordially invited. Hickaon
W. Cole, H. P. Robert‘ M. Wilcox,
J Soc.
IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE '
President-«Nehemiah Canoe:
VIcoProsidenh—Charles J. Plugeon.
Secretary—Frank W. }iadley.
Troasurer,MaIthew Corbett.
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92-2—Nows Department
92—3—Business Department
44-2—Branch Office. Norwaik
890 —Editor‘ 5 Residence
729-5—City Editor‘ 5 Residence
ARTIFICIAL RUBBER.
Some of tho must depend. IlIiIe Sl‘li‘ll
lists in the “will have ondotwd tho
:, _neII Invention (n‘ "smillelic ruhbor‘ '
by which Iuhhm ut‘tunilI us good 15
.tho genuine can he made Intitlcihl‘y
7 for almut inIii' the mice whi ‘h the
“ lattoI now connnzuids. Science has
3)eou at IImk on this problem ior
'. aeVeIul wins and has grudIIniiI over-
» come all the dimculties that liliV-‘O
Ibsen fOuIId till now the inventors do-
clai‘e that the problem is solved and
the authoritative potentials oudmso
; ‘tho statement. Ono account of the!
I' , results of this invention says: “Ali
present,_tiio product of the inborntoiyl
séoms to I)? fully equal In that, of tho'
fores in strength. elasticity, impor-
meability, resistance: to elot‘iricity,
Land, indeed in ovary conceivable re-
spent in «addition, it has the su-~
periority-x of being more uniform ini
[texture and quality. This lo \rhntl
Knight be exported. seeing that the
two forum of rubbc-I are chemically
dontlralmn IIIIIIIIIIIarIIio ot‘ isoprono"
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FIGHT FOR MORE CARS.
I when; in liilio doubt lhni :1 big fight
‘5' going to he made in tho noxt (ll-no-
Assembly to got. from tho IIIIIIIIIIwii-
Iii! Company II car service that will
firm-adequate it) tho demands of the
people at all times. In lIr'IIlgopm-I mil
o‘oame Is true of other pinoestho
company Is not running cat's enough.
and Iiassonpoio II'III) can got on tho
*m are Iluhjm ted in many iInronvoih
iuucen and IIr'IIIovanves.»~llriilgoport.
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SEND IN A BILL.
Formorb in the vicinity of Sitmui‘ord
oompluining that door aIIoJIIJIII-iug
o‘lr growing crops. All they how
do'ls to mend II bill to tho solarium-n
inbuch caves the value of what is
" royod' in not Iikeiy to depreciate
Into the public has to my «New
WNBUMERI} AT HOME.
IN!) “pouch amnion" from Connecti.
‘ .oroh’hrdu in metropolitan momma
' my pouch room No mattorl We
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Beautiful yet my temples rise,
Though there profaning gifts
are thrown; "
And fires unkindled of the skies ‘ ‘
Are glaring round thy altar-
‘StOflC. . o . d
Still to those courts my foot»
steps turn,
For through the mists which
darken there
I ,soe the flame of freedom burn--
The Kel‘ba of the ‘patriot’s
pray”!
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TS: generous feeling, pure and
warm.
Which owns the right of all di-
vme;
The pitying heart, the helping
arm.
The prompt self~sacrifice are
thine. . . .
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By misery unrepelled unawed
By pomp or power, thou seest I
a man
In prince or peasant slave 01'
lord
Pale priest, or swarthy arti-
san. . . .
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Not from the shallow babbling
fount
0f vain philosophy thou. art;
He who of old on Syria‘s mount
Thrillcd, warmed, by turns,
the listener’s heart.
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In“ holy words which cahnot die
In thoughts which angels ledrn-
ed to know.
Proclaimed thy message from on
high
Thy mission to a world of‘woe. ~ ‘
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That voice's echo hath mot'diedl .
From the blue lake of Galileo.
And Tabor‘s lonely mountain
side. . «9:
It calls a struggling world to
thee.
~John' o. Whittier.
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‘ through all the states In the gran
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‘ {I level head. willing hands and a civ‘
J . Iwnilt are dohifii" o Inhibiting and held:-
‘ The new building will no two "storm ‘
‘ oo conotnuotlbn, with as shingle ml. _
city in this country, and who is o
his olobo trotting. tour. Ivan lit-South
Norwalk last woeili’.“ Mr.W;Ilkl‘o*i .
not oonte'nt‘od to stay in one piano
very long, but rooms from pincom
unionuoo‘mpieting his courue In tho
college of obeervuustion‘.“ . ’ I».
‘ Has Grout "quon.” ;
He would attract theottention oi“
Iauyonoos he passed on the atreot. HIS;
.woaro II his sombrero andgoutoe niidf .
is much‘o‘i a philosopher at wedge
of 74.
up with the political position of the
country His advice on the voting
question lg to lead the constitution of '
the United States and the Declaration ‘
of Independence. then it one ““eouidut ‘
rote properly he shouldn’t vote at all. .
Mr. Wilkie belieVes strongly the some 0
as Thomas Jefferson, the prince of
statesmen. id in having equal rights ,
quite sure that but few who attendod
tho oorwentiou in Chicago a tow weeks ‘
ago are] uhlo'l‘w giro tho oorréotflnum-
her or signers on tho 'Deolarotion or
independence. “And still they are
politicians," said the Knight of the
road. no said the college of obser-
Iuiion taught him tlI.aI
lo Never Sick; :
He says he has ii Iotl enough storie‘b
to fill ohmic of: .66 paged. one for
each day of the leap year.‘~has never
accepted I1 doihu withodt owning it. ;
by logiiimotq poll; and ii sick dav‘ls
He eIIIna his way ‘
selling mots. lie Si‘i“8 he has often .
bean Iockod tip or. a charge ‘0? pad
tiling without a license, but has var!“ .
uhiy emerged with the case inid'on
tile.
lie mils Maine Ilm banner- state for
trumps He was in Bath, 319.. at the
300m annivormxy oi the first sill;
built and III 05d Orchard during tin
big lire.
Mr Wiikiolifi up III 7 in the mom f
lug. rain or shine puts his left foot
.tirst forwardmhoohn both «our. wide
Open and omers hs mauy‘miloo' as
conditions will permit Good health.
ii tongue he believes are the key
stones of II sIIcc-‘osslul life. He hos
not been broke in the last eight years '
oi” his oweriouro
His best. friend is II (time of,
himolwood. which was made years hypoE
in Ireland nudwhloh lino .followedi
him tor the past I0 years: His name
and appropriate; words annouciug his:
profession are ln‘nérihod on a silver
plate on the handle.
was to he Stamford He was at the
Haviiand lionao here Friday and Sub
lll'dav.
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
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('l‘he Coihmercial Record.)
comraeio m schoothma mauled. ;
Work has been started on an Midi»
tied to the Hillside school on Proopoot A
fliiil. Norwalk. for Murgaret ,R. Brande
linger and Vida. H. Francis. or. John. ;
& Itoysor of South .hiorwoli: have {he
contract .10an flywhkiu ot Vor-
hag and Eugene Mitchell the pointing;
high and Willem at from and shit;-
On the am door Ihdre will Ibo ion):
class room. a large ”oomph; lull otw ;
lien for tho principal and Mom: roomo’ .
and on ‘the wound door. a large stud "
room and se'v'érni elm rooms I3
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His next stop. .
.At piesont .he’ is much 1oken";,.. .
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‘ir‘raws the Buying
Crowds
Another triumph for the Boston Store. The first day
«~805th Store crowded as never before. —-—Wby? The .
greatest of all great sales, planned and conducted by
our own organization, providing merchandise that is
absolutely right and the prices low; enough so we can
offer our patrons unmatchable economies. Uur energy
and alertness Is centered continuously on backing up
our poliCy: “Always More for Less" and at all times.
'oday, t .e First Day
of this Great Sale, we put our modern merchandismg
method to a test. Surely it was a moot flattering Ie-I
spouse that we received the biggest one day’ Sbusiness
that we have ever recorded, and to us it was gratify-
ing boyOIId expression. We have not the time nor
space; to dwell on the great harvest offering of items
. in this sale, but We mention one:——
10,000. Yards. Fruit "of ~v the
Loom Moslin, 67/50 yard
There are hundreds of bargains all of the same value.
‘I I Be sure you attend this Sale
Norwalk Chronicler