Well L94”. N9: 1J8. In. and A»
I Main street. int and 93:! Tuesday of
each month—July and August-oz.
ccptedv-iit '8 o'clock. ‘AlI “Master
' ., Masons cordially invited. nu Burr
‘ I4:Beacb,.W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
”‘ISeo. ..
tlor chapter No. as. n. A. M. .
~Meets in Masonic IIBuilding, South
Main street, as and III: Tuesday: of
such month--July and August ex-
cepted-mt 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron
”IMHO!“ cordililly invited. Hickson
‘W; Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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'FLOPPED.
c—n—g—
80th Norwnlh needs more school
capacity and the board of school vis-
,.-.itors, last night, advocatedn 6200.:
0400 bond issue for : ore schools.
don‘t it well to look into 'this question
‘ tty thoroughly and know just what
«are going to do instead of going
of! at' top speed to get a bond isnue,
With no though: of the future?
We are pretty well bandied now for
bridge. ‘Ipuvemente and iIubllc build
Wings, Iend would it be wise to" rate
such a bond issue unless we provide
, actunl means to retire the bonds when
”due? _
, it is all bell and good to «pile «up
our indebtedness With no thought of
titn inture -und relieve ourselves of
o: r responsibility by an indentory or
our public utilities, but. what about
the coming genera on? If
We do not Ilgcll‘eIe in nu) more bond
41! usages unless we lax inside an amount
:2th I'énr; suil'loéfiflit to meet the ”debt
When due.
The amount which goes into our
.s'iflW-fl sinking fund was nil right more
(ago before the debt piled «up. but
“gnaw it is altogether too small. To
fl increase the sinking fund deposit (or
past debts and prmide means to my
"oil the lien ones is simply 300d Utlsl-
nose ~—~Norwalk Hour.
Ye Gods! Can it be possible?
What we believe that those wordsa
represent the attitude of the edi—
or of the Norw'all: Hour, the or-
gan of consolidation; the only
. real progressive newspaper in
the town; the publication that
. stands. not for Norwallt not for
South Norwallr. but. the WHOLE
TOWN OF NORWALK?
“Though lepcnk with the tongues of
Juan. and of angels and have not char.
'ity. I am become as sounding brnss or
s Unkling cymbal. . . "
Renders of This Norwalks and
South Norwalk particularly,
I: most rqpectiuliy call your at—
edition to the shove clipping.
Which nppearod In yesterday s III-
M of the“ Norwslk Hour as a
coding editorial.
You have read in these cob
time and again the state-
the: the Ndrwali: Hour and
t the root of this?
ATION Ell/:11: Wore in-
Some of you hsychclioy
stimulant and some of
Insertion.
“We reiterate our contention
in Norwallt
c urmnpconuoildatlonm II:
or: WfiW“~W
N. .
Meet: In tiresome Bundles. slum 9M5
Isn‘t no coll the attentiorvoi the
shrine _ ., 4
Wmni Ki. or are
in urgent need of new schools.
The health mil Missal: their
children Mild better condi-
tions. Will they got them? Per-
hsps. but not con: their mother
city and neighbor. Roman:
Hansen tombs: the editor of
our contmponry as—
“South Norwaik «who... schlrol
capacity and the bani-kip! school visit-
ors. last nitiit, advocated .2: 9200.000
bond ,isSue for more schools."
A aim :95ch statement of fact.
The wh btoryin In nutshell.
But ponder upon what comes
next:
“lsn' t it well to look into thin ques-
tion pretty thoroughly and know just
What we are going t‘o'dio, instead or go-
ing oil at top speed to get II bond in-
sue with no thought or the future?"
It: busineqs judgment and all
that tommyrot rotthe real reason
for this hesitancy? For, your
ansvrcr read between the lines
of that clause, “‘ . . , know
just what we are going to do.”
It says quite plainly that if South
Norwalk will consolidatc, then
push through the bond issue. {But
of South Norwellr refuses. kill‘thc
bond issue and let the little child-
ren sufier.
The statement has been made
of the consolidation moycmcrlt
tll‘t the piople; oi Normilr term
or permit cilia bond ihue un-
less. South Norwalk peepie with-
draw their obg'cctions to the con-
solidation movenlent.
A trade. gentlemen of South
Noni-elk at the very outset. They
(lotion is a dead inane and the
tics the health: and prqgress of
your very offspring to bring
about the consummation of their
ambition. It is a terrible price to
exact men. ‘
It is said that all things come
to those who wait: and again it
is said “”By their fruits ye shall
know them.” _
Consolidationists. we have
waited patiently .snd endured.
much at your handle. but we know
you now.
You men of South Norwall:
think hard and dccide for your»
lelvcs what to do. We face the
following conditions.
A: a recent town meeting. by
pauliamcntnry invading you were
nicely placed on record haters
the, cyan! the entire state as W
lug alum: unanimously in lover
of consolidation. Every roomm-
retina and scholar in the Gencrsl
Assembly is of the impression 4‘
that you wont to calmlldsts.
Contrary rayon: Will. you Inc: .1
been forced in decent I: charter.
“purporting“. to Icumolldrue this
ouwmdwgedolyourpm
taxation to express your
at or disapproval and thee slice
is about to be sad to the
people of the outskirts to the cons;- .
winch: roots
by prominent men at the hood,
knowfas well as. youthat consoii- I
are of the calibre that will sacn- '
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‘ $.98th “THE: SISTERS."
We the sca+clifl§ and the sea
. “there sleeps
.A garden walled about with.
c on
4.; . > I
anth the . trdliscd I bowers the
flowers that shine
And lighten all the lustrous
length of way .
From twice/bear. meid‘n
And like; me record, hoiw no
wood could josy‘
‘
What perfect pleasure of how
pure 3. dny.
A child's remembrance or: a
child's delight
‘ Drank deep in dreams oLor in
present sight
Exulted as the sunrise in
night. .
in
~ Thcwshstch lawns. the sun;
owing pines, the wayd
That wind and mndfr through
a world of flower 3
The radiant orhnrd. here is:
glad sun’sgagfc “
D'wclls. and malice most of all
his hopplcnt hours:
The field that laughs beneath the “
clilt murderers.
1 The splendor of.thoIsluxnbor that .
rue . "
as name
love .
The springs of earth may slacken, '
and theoun
i
Finder} more laughing lustre to "
fl,
‘Wlim once the soul Qht: and the
99mg nomad
' put out on heart or cool my
.timeordoom
flopt ought of drought or lower ” _.
with slight of gloom
If in“ and future, hops and mom. . - k
who
plusedtmnd Ibou't «In; leis, V .
W ‘3‘ {My
“4...... I: nuclei: with
‘ sing? But lite marshes wins II
' ' notice to the members or
non sombroro, snoronchion th
uni diluent.
Introduced by Conant-mun Reilly.
Mr. Donovan .sst on the Idem of shit
5 smeon Ibiii W
in; o! s mince to live will
be tairly easy, as soon
But the finding at ,3 place
I ter In that Mr. Duncan flay be
“minted—amid probably will lbs.
wthe committee on Ways and Means
mum: thefioutitsrn homoerotic we: 4.
out": 0 mice 6 him as one of "R“ I
“title's III true 8authorn colonel.” '
remarked n Kentuckisn, with limb“!
. l
‘. nun: with congressman mow the
sole Demon». from the state. dudes -
or: I: been delight
Mr Donovan» come to Wmino ‘
is bummed" to ilnd 9.11)!ch ‘
. .for himself on the albpoIrerful Wnyn '
and Means committee is another Inst- ,
wm: Placebo ways and Means. ’ ,4
IISiuoe the suggestion of Mngnono-x"
mutual. lip. snow member. if ~the4
I Iliousewe siren smlsce on toothmdst“ . ., 4 . . I. .
oowertul.zornll the Il-iousooommittees' . ‘ ,4 "*2
—-some members or the House have
. ll ' ‘ been thinlfting. over the precedents.
‘ I: . ‘ Colelliam Jennings Brynn, his do-
if ' elated, is the only member of the
i ll House. within tile recent memory or
“ “I , members, who attained the Wars and
, . Meanscommlttoe during his first see:
ii ‘ ‘ sion orsewiceIin the House. That ,
It was a compromise. it is pointed out,
n ‘ . India not cited on a precedent.
it ‘ Not Luge). to wm.
' : 5)," ~ The Democratic members of the
3“ gliouse We’re and minus committee, ibe
. I it remembered, are elected by «the
u. ‘ Democratic caucus. It is hardly to ,
fl ' be enmctcdt thntywlth ~muny’ older ’ ' .
H . ‘ Democrats In the House. seeking : u Bambi-Ifiootwotliew' York. follow the ensinm' demands. declaring
mince on that committee, Mr. Dono— ed *u'p IMr.'McLean’§ speech with the that in the opinion of able attorneys
: ‘ ‘ you should receive the votes of 4a presentation of 4s resolution which there is "no lesabrestrnint upon the in-
,. l . ‘ ‘ 1 maturity of the Democrats in the his? help metermiy thé prospects for; troductlon m- {also evidence and testi-
ii. House’minst mm who have served the passage of the McLean bill for mony”- in any arbitration “other than
H. ‘ . ’3‘ ’ m [gift (me; 3393101; and am .bettm the protection OI ‘2‘- 4 Jory birds. that specifically provided by the fed-
ll 5 known to the Democrster I'i‘lle resolution provisions Mt the preel erni law " .
‘ ’ " ' ‘2 ml, tfim‘odg‘n flanks; “new“... in deut- 99. requested We to the Thin being the ,:cnse.!’ the letter
'I a... entitled to the nudge or Mr. all; castings-meme or other “Americgn some... "we believe that, the inter-
I 3 , :I::I the why; we man. éommltten. “Q: icountrien the negotiatinn or a conven.’ eat of the public and then men we
H ‘ ~ is advancing this on one of the dilatation tar the mutual nonfiction and represent can only be protected in an
n 4 reasons for till? muting of the honor-l presenI-ntion or migrate”, 31min " arbitration under the federal law now'
N I ‘ 10 him.
§ II Im‘uy mun Ive-I Oiils- Who‘ll“-
.34 . : ‘ ’ 50 mm: learned here Mr. Dona
”H ,4 van is the onlxl:9ne of the live Demol
: “ come to resurgent Connecticut in the
' 4; ”I next house who wants I: place on the
4 H . Wars and Means committee Mr
“ ‘5; ‘ . 1:.th, who misbt gebdt because of
‘ .“~ . _ his service oi one session. is under-
. stood. to, Ipreior his present assign
”. . . I Intent toil» boat Inge: committee-
9! “I Consrmmsnulec: Brynn F. Malian.
ll of theNew London district, is male
,- it . in: to be placed on the House con»
F H mitten on “Rivers and Harbors. The
' ' committee preferences of the other
‘I 9‘. 4 trio have not yet been indicated here.
“5 so in as. is known.
. ll . “ CongressnInn-clecttnonovsn had no
\ it statement to our: for publication en-
. H m: to say he was here "todaoh
, n ‘ around "
“I Hill Recommends Reappolntmnnt.
“ Congressmen Hill has rccomnieu .
' u. . .... ed ’to‘ the post office department stun
I “4 i :r' a ‘ Trendwibxmontnrtvdorome Gainer tomb
« “postmaster at Newton .Holthts raw-
4», field county. «lils' intellect communion
'I . ‘ - expired dunner-r ll The no» other
I. . I. .4 doowmnt moaned toilir. Inn tho
.. .s ammunition or to: cities snowed It:
. affairs" in be in satisfactory condtlon
, and do have shown no reason twins:
' Wilmington: Mr. minor is likely
to 'nulier from the Democratic ilcht
midst the ennui-nutter: or President
lamination: st this session at
‘ YE Milnflmm with tho! 9
‘ i: not in ,,
. I, wbomby the mutter could be brought
u. emu. ~
about. or 83w liar .
IMI'.
was suggested by the “new interest-
ing argument" of the senator from
Connecticut. I. .
In the course or his speech, Mr
M’oLcnn was interrupted by Senator
Boron who questioned the constltu
lederal
. birds.
lemme? norm I
IIIIIIIsIIIIIIIsIInI Inn
raresrnstgutnn
(Gaminued‘4 from first Pose.)
.lsw to- protect mlsratorr
was being prepared and would be dis-
ore mooted of whom ”some 25,000 are
locomotire firemen and 10.000 locomo
& tire engineers, who recently have been
promoted from the position of fire.
men, but who, retain their members-
:hlpj‘ Iin ,_ the iv‘iremenfs ornuicgtlon.
Militant Cnrterowresnd the ballet
than n Mority of the members of
the union would vote to strike.
Windowed Titty—four floods
' Iflttwaour Miranda, including oil
lines can: oi Chicago and north of the
Ohio and Potomac nuns» involved
in the dispute Which Judge Know sud
Oommluioner Neill have endeavored
tor nearly II week to settle 395‘ brim
m immunities.“ to onus on s mm
When both :1th concluded Ionic
’ ' en «radium
who: us {or the firemen W
Root admitted his resolution:
lugsfnnnonnoedl that a strike ballot.
‘the‘ refemndum tote soother meeting
”About! at once Abobi 35.000 mcn‘
, ammonia: models tin client are
. ”fluid
in eifect or us {no} hereafter be
amend
Against Railroads Plan
in I'I letter to the railroad managers
on January 9 and now made public.
President Carter recited in detail the ‘
oblection of the llmmen's committee
tionai grounds‘for the passage of I. :to the railrond’s. plan ,0: arbitration.
citing features of the engineers arbi-
tration proceeding“... and decision
which he chimed shorting the iniquity
oi: such a form or wholemeal and 4b-
olarlng that under no circumstances
would the firemen agree to arbitrate
under the railroads‘ colon but titst
they were willinrtnsublizate under
the when monumxbvim
Mr Carter said tonight that after
having receiv'od instructions throns'h
with the conference committee of
measure would be sought.
not: no:
manhunt
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