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‘ l ,socmm NOTICES
Vmoomo mushroom
A Stored Convocation of Butler
champ, it. in. M... will be held at its
imam." soot. both. mo, at 8 o'clock
p; m‘. Ni mi. Masons cordially and
"eternally invited.
‘ ‘ . ’Fm‘tor‘nally yours,
honour M. Wilcox, Sec’y.
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PMdonov-Nohemiah Gander.
*Vloo-Presidontwcmrleu J. Pldgeon.
. “outcry—«Frank w. Hadley.
treasurer-Matthew Corbett:
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, ga-n-éwNews Department
' ” ~3~Business Department
> ‘44c2-—Branch Office. Norwalli
, _ 890 «Editor’s Residence
' ‘ 729-5—City Editor’s Residence
TEVE
THAT TROLLEV TURNOUT,
The Connecticut Company has tak-
. on an appeal to the Public Utilities
cohlmlaslon from the docislon of the
South Nerwalk Board of Councilmen
in the matter of their petition for a
. turnout in South Main street between
. Monroe and Henry streets. Here then!
will the City of South Norwaik come
into direct contact with the Public
Utilities‘Commission, the referee as
between the commonwealth and its
wealthy corporations.
7 denying the trolley company's;
I‘bltion for thloaoeitlonal obstruiltlon J
the traffic in South Malliet'fitot.’
dyer William F. Tammany and the
tubers of the council acted in ac-‘
ordanoe with the wishes of .their:
mastituenta and conseerd the best
, incl-em or the guy.
1 ‘ That the council acted in the in:
‘Mreets of the city is universally coll—
»eeded and that the Public Utilities:
Gommlnlon must take similar action;
if thr'po’opie of The Norwalks are toé
rhoiieve them to be acting in the ln-l
”to ate oi the state is rcaii1ed.
ll'he‘turnout in upper South Main
i" ’it an abomination, a serious?
tolln‘pnt to the street and city. an}
i
l
i
sly dangerous plaCe and a leo-
j core in the mind: of every citi-
“I“. oommunlty.
‘Thflatho Public Utilities Commlo
Mot} ”mild countenance the creation.
9000M and similar conditioni
it.“ beyond reason were it not
the history of that state-body.
heroioro, it is incumbent upon ev-
fhify citizen of this community record-
of political affiliation. to shower
(in call to arms and cloud behind the
‘ lint this lntrurlon upon the right!
ty,
Njorweik does not want any
will” turnouts, hfliouiarly in
3 a, hiring will be mm in Hm-
" i‘l‘i'luremly morning It 11:”
he hearing will be public
" every oltlten‘ MUN“ city.
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ly protect walnut thin
ffltl‘lflnco treatment {or lilo
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{t‘ “ministration in it: fight'
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BY THE ROMAN. ROAD.
The wind it sang in the pine-
tops. it sang like a humming
harp'
The smell of the sun on the
bracken wash wonderful
sweet and sharp.
As sharp as the pincyineedles,
as sweet as the gods were
good.
For the wind it sang of the old
gods, as I came through the
wood! ‘
It sang how long ago the R0-
mans made a road.
And the gods came up from Italy
and found them an abode.
It sang of the wayside altars
(the pinetops sighed like the
surf),
Of little shrines uplifted. of stone
and scented turf.
Of youths divine and immortal,
of maids as white as the
. snow
That glimmered‘ among the thick-
”ets airport of years ago!
"All in the cool offdawn. all in the
twilight gray.
The gods came up from Italy
along the Roman way!
The altar smoke it has drifted
and faded afar on the hill:
No wood nymphs haunt the hol-
lows; the reedy pipes are
still;
No more the youth Apollo shall
walk in his sunshine clear;
No more the maid Diana shall
follow the falling deer
(The woodman grew so wise. the
woodmen grew so old,
The gods went illicit to Italy—-
or so the story‘s told).
But the woods are full of voices
and of shy and secret
things-
The badger down by the brook—
side. the flick oi a wood-
cook‘s wings.
The plump of a falling lire cone,
the ‘pop of the sun~ripe pods,
And the wind that sings in. the
pinevtopo the song of the an-
cient gods—-
The song of the wind that says
the Romans made a road.
And the ads came up from Italy
and. ouud them an abode.
" «xv—Punch.
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‘ « to chooso andprovlde tor themselves.
to Tho ’I‘iol'wullio and today we have
‘ slithered together a number 0: detox» ‘1
. futisllliiy and with nuts. llttlo soorl- l
{Continued tron: first pascal .. . t
surrounded by an «enviroumeuty'elm-
liar im‘overy respect to that which
they enjoyed when the»: weroonnbieli
Thomovomont has at last extended 1
mined women who are striving lulle-
lfloo to themselves and their families
to provide for The Norwalks a suit-
R‘lfiill'ioon‘ or tlioaflt‘toon articles 9': t
= were “ill tilan‘o yeor‘botoro‘, o. (1‘
years
the overago‘reta‘ll prices, for the
your period 1890-1899.
tutoor obauged most aodtallgur the
Moor cent, respectively. During the
ohe—toutli of one per cent. was did
on! one of the fifteen principle ar~
tloios of food that showed a decline in
price, ,whllo nine or the fifteen advan-
‘ from First Pagei . I
W
(in iii! , unfilled lo lilo limit too
to. than fifty p‘er cent over”
ten
‘ During this. last dooudohricea or bo-
ron/ohms? advances ware 111.11 mid
out your. bacon, which decreased 1th
. abloilaveti for the aged women and
window of Baxter's drug store. “1
cod nioréitliau ten per cent, varying
from 2.4 per cent for milk. to 18.6 ‘
for round steak. 0! the fifteen, only
eggs, limiter, milk and sugar were
lower, but the price oflthreo of these
four is normally lower during sum- .
mers him“ during winters.
Specimens of the statements of
merchants in various cities, published
in tho i‘éii‘ort follow:
New York-“Meatis in General are
so lllghvtliat in prices continue much
longer mill] be'obligod to close up bll‘sl- . .'
uess. Have already lost about $200 i '
siocc advance in prices."
Chicago—"Jobbing prlces on flour
has advanced 80 cents per barrel and
'uulos‘sv‘tlforo is a decline in the near
tutoreiié'rotinll prices will advance." .
Baltimogcw‘ut the brosent high;
aged couples. >
For months the good woman, slim;
ulutod by this high resolve, have
worked and planned and have on to
tho present time succeeded in pro»
curing, tree from ‘ lncum’bronco, a
piece of] valuablewproperry. ‘sltunled
ou Westport avenue, upon .ll’iiiCh they
hope to erect in tile nour l’uturé, the
HDme. The ladies, through the gene»
rosity and keen interest of Architect
Charles Ill. Cutler, or Weslport, have
already on hand tire plans for the
new, structure, and the architect's
drawings are now on exhibition in the
South Main street. South Norwullt,
whom they“ a'i‘é'iattl‘lldtln‘g consider-
able attention and exciting consider-
able favorable comment '
- priced" mm“ much longer in lbs»:
, Tl in ~, r r i 1
lo 0 led or which the ladies ll 9 wholm lrmarkot, I do not know what;
now strlvln is r :l . su cleuti .
g to D 0‘ M. iii ;wlll become of the retail dealers.“
l’ul wl “ii. in: 1*.- I.
u (a th “ lch to Lu“ this 8"“ ' Boston—”Cheap slrlolns are so high;
tum and it i their urn st an on! .
3 9 e d luud poor that l am not cutting any at;
selfish desire l 0 non .2 o lel‘allousi
o c m} 0“ l lprescut. Both grades of cattle have;
us ‘uou as osslbl, *‘l iii no
b p c “m ”3 e :gmllé up and the shore prices jusll
in View they have planned. for a CI'U‘l : l . r .
_ , . _- laboutwwoumo out without profit." (Al
sude ' c , ‘ -l . :
“m h is a departure hm“ any second). “Boot. especially in cheap-l
till! * l: o (l V v . moi .
it. oret i re designed 01 but i .W cutofmlto 20 per cent higher." (A;
._ l‘ ~ . . .
“PC" mu m ”“8 10““ lililrdi. “The high price of meals is
The. svstcm wll oi the ludlcs liave‘ .
' ‘ ‘ ‘ iouuslnfius‘to close our places of busl~
1m“. - . ..‘i:.,'1‘ f 37 ' ’ - '
a
‘ .°-’ ' ‘ ‘ Ndwl’llé'onflkglunlug this week
scheme is slim le, ractl. id ll Si
p 1‘ cal M a live will ndvuucc two cents a pound on
wow: i u . S . » _
I ‘ h m 113 in mm“ m 1n“ Roll memoir we aré buying the high-3
been exceptionally effective. It "con'iost mice or best and lambs lu myl
sluts of dividing the town illlo solicit-”hm2 1 cannot row the rumour thc'
1m.r dislilcts, known as blocks. over‘. ' . .. ' V .' H
, llobber blames the former; the turmen
ouch of which a lady of the Aor‘ibiumos lhe'lligh price of mm" '
wuiku. will have jurlsdlutiml. ’l‘llol Plilladélli‘hlam“\’o ‘mono- in meats;
lady in charge ol’ each block will;at the above prices" (3» second) I
but-o eulirc charge 01141110 ilim'ii tind,‘;..we paid gun", 19 Wt. cents ppmmdhi
will be liolrlgesponstéle for tho work 1 [or ruilw "gnu rollhdsnaml 11% cents:
{but is curriorlmn thihin. Hormones; a would» chucks “he” ”‘9 high 3
“wally “‘Kelilii'ggislfi‘ Hefiiimpflgn'iost price in the history or our busi-
aull upon which will“ be printed ”Fuchs” ‘ .
plulllilory noteswwlll herdlstl'llilltod toE Shit Luke (lity-“E‘vorylhilig seems;
curb homo u'llllln Kill): screrul ‘bloclis; to he at the top but “Om“! 8210“.“
Thus will till) whnlotowu bc curt-red. unv decline." l
quicklyl confident??? “:1? W": Km; Remurks of merchants accompany-i
lung to the menus or tolupordluoul drum aameotory. These are examples: 5‘
m2} contributors 'l‘lic envelopes will?” Bostonm‘Trobnbiy this is the Milli
be distributed on Fridov Scolcmbcr luouth‘we will be in the provision bus-
"7th and will not be Jaw?“ “mucosa. l The high prices of meats arel
" . driving us out. w have been in busl- ‘;
”w following Monday, Seploulbol‘ 30th uoss 16 yours but must get out before?
which will be known 39 Block Day'iwo are output"
uull which promises to be om- of tho; Full? Riv e 1.4.1.110 high prices oil
biggest moms in the history of ”Williams have cut our most business “g
1°C“: ””0"” 0’ King's Dnuglucru “n“ a most is two. The cheaper cuts, whlcbl
in “9 1°“ 11. iwo ordinarily soil for six to ten cents!
be mudo Simultaneously in all blockolwmfi‘w‘
the amount colloctllil within _ a fowl We“;
hours ntlcr tllclrollc‘ctlou uhuil bow; ’
horn comilitlwti.
tl'lliuto lo this work out! thereby bo~ dio bluhoufiprlood mouth."
come l‘l otookholdor in tho uroutlnstb ”
low but {or all who Illlill be fitted .llio “mm the wholesale price."-
io ho tho reolplouui o! llli “Minnelli ,
’ BOSTON STORE CLUB PLAN‘and have
tile use of it while paying for it a little
Regular Prices $25 ' $36 $45 $60
Sale Prices
w
.l‘hc collection of the envelopes will ; a pouil“. now we have a. get 10 to H m"ind steak, 18.6. ‘.
r ” ' The advance during the decade.
and the money collected will be mi‘n’i AtluulnM‘The wholesale (-0“ of comparing the price June 15 lost With
cd over to tho central body. who nuoil g mm litmus. flour and butter has ltd-31116 ill/erase for the ten roots. was as .
count it. and. if possible, make known; “mam“ we m” “m holding at old Hollows:
loom; strictly fresh eggs. 138.1; fresh
lullioiinpoilowmlvln3 to the high milk. 32‘9: ‘
orlco or teed. um milk supply ruiniwhoiil 301““,393: mire 13m. 533; Mill“ spoke out buoy out: new wave on tho
The plan ha“ "'30“ slumped wnhimoulh‘ls'tilo lowest for May on row 48'. {
tho apllfm’fli 0! till to ll’hfim it “dicta.“ “.mwndl. "Mont pl-lcoalluvo 301.3; corn meal. 68.7; mi malt, 63.8;i
been submitted. its comprohomiivoimnda n WNW advance owing to theii‘wud stock, at; pork chops, 86:
Mimi“ million ll possibloi‘for ot’oryouo. l mroiiy in tho medium MM” of meat lumped bacon. 96.7; lrlnu potatoea.‘
from iii“ WM” 10 WNWW- to 9°“‘:litld wo has. been compelled tollun- Z11139~
' . Cool also advanced considerably in
Mllwouflo—«J'wd‘ were compolled somoroltlos. The price on April is.
tutlou, "M0“ ‘9 ““53"“: not (or “sto raise our price of has: because of ii! competed with G 3/9“ W10”. “'33
’lllirhor for [Pennsylvania iiutlli'oolte.
Lon Meow-m Mobile 0! prlooilmvo also, in admit or 29 oitlou tram
Call and let‘ our demonstrator exuiain.
,_ its automatic tension, which enables You
; to sew three various thicknesses of ma-
terial without regulating.
Nothing to Get Out
of Order
Buy your SEWING MACHINE on the
$14.98 $19.97 $25; $361.
Not Big Enough. , l
The peanut polltlolllui
Dom give in all a. pain.
But we never hm him speaking
From the rear ondiof a train.
granulated ‘eugar, 8.5 per
. Parson Was I Boohelor.
croamooy butter, 33"“ “In your sermon till: morning you
1; sirloin steak. 59.5; smoked ham- ocean of life!"
“Quito so: a poetical figure.”
"Don't you think '3 mill .lquuil‘
i would have hit the marl: better!"
Her‘ Kellen.
"lira. Bloodgood is oeodlnl out enroll
(or it little dance."
“Wants to entertain n low blood!»
(loos the?” .
contributions booomiuu
and limtmiljlllm. It 3””? m0” W110“ on now ll d“. w ”mung" 10..
heme on: largo but puma smell om“ 1mg. km, on um market. Shill-
“mm" to W" a portion without their manicure arrived from other stator
W0” and or floor potatoes will loom in
which report; were scoured and more
minim; tour. allies» Darius the moo
period. l’olinsylvunio summons. chow
Willi: no ebony: ot orloo in, the- re- .
“Yes. and. to snub o M month-ll
Harper's Bum ~ . ‘
l
Not Me .
"x hoal' than mm no» out all
M a whole ills opporluuitlr to “10". go." W - i
that it lukol all lower: in it: old ‘
us woll salon new.
«a ll. auocomllil ouo :M‘iodiolutow my oil ‘ “for nomotlmo to some.”
um um lilo mulls that will ‘1va olmls'dutlwml‘ho molt floods lime
‘ known on Monday «mom or Too-oil? not «studio ills moi-lint Willi utili-
or out molt i will on it aluminum mmeptmrmm Worthington;
“will“: mt hopeful. 'l‘ih flow 61' ‘ V ‘ '
modules to sorrow-its. "wooed all
We Will.” and bumps ll Mmiw in ya , “my low Millicent“:
lion to will. that Who WM ‘ ' ‘ M shortcut!” recruit: an. '_
, WW‘ . “ml: 1; f ‘ 1? ' ‘ H { 11.3 ;
i tl'lnooonotdrlriocotlh
Menuhin-“"1 hm paid more for cull-o! 32 oltln. tile on“ remained
mute: till- lmr til»: 1 our will billion lunchtime. lo 12. oltloli emf dooiiued lit at it duo’t ever an"
Tim movomonl iii «howl/mark“ I 13“.. y g in puma“. 1 my; ”a. 3 cities. lathe North Atlantic emu
* ‘ minimums white uh ooiil. mm .
clowns 1m rm cont higher on April ” '
to, tilts; this: is your littoral imam» W1" Iw fl“ WV. Mm. ,, .
note ammuwliium, comm. _ , ,, _
mmwwmsmwm.i 7. , _ , shallow. whammy»
trim milim‘mam horizon
in
howled“ um! it also will W9 WW“ only in p,’ tow weeks (he! lied to lot unwise advancedlu 25 out oil 27 cu. ventilation in ”In! W mflyd'
,. ‘tm; and bituminous advanced in 17 ,Im. Gum!” .
"Yeti. indeed. meow»: but moi ‘ R
"m will mower-imam ‘
"Oil. o‘ your or two younger _
‘ luminous 11H ‘
your. ‘Thfi'fi‘m’m‘kmfi
m; in out», iii the I out
W cm " {W , s hr .
Wad minis out. . ,
W ‘1
m u all calm. ‘
alumna minnow!!! m
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