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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 4, 1913 · page 6

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SOCIETY NOTICES
. “’“MASQNIC mtie‘croov.

Old Well LoleINo. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main strongest and 3d Tuesday of
each month-July and August ex-
cepted-mt 8 o‘clock. All Muster
Masons cordially invited. D. Rurr

' Beach, W. M. Robert M Wilcox.
Bee.

Butler Chapter N6. 38, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, 2d and 4th Tuesdays ofJ

 

 

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Sec.
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J J' COUTH NORWALK BOARD Or
TRADE

President—Nehemiah Candec.
Vice-Prealdent—charles J. Pldgeon.
Mercury—Frank w. Hadley.
Trauma—Matthew Corbett,

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ROMAN ROAD

w..-
WWiniormnl meeting of the South
Norwnih Bourd oi’J Councilmen held last
evening it was practically decided that
the Roman head could only be dubbed
Ju “lemon" after it had been
thorough test. it Willi the unumimoun
'oplnlon oi the board. (‘lty Engineer
Samuel W. Hort. .i.1 \Iho luid our
.- shun of West IIIonIII- “'liifll‘llll‘ill l'."~0I

given it

pomtion ionuisol Joseph R. "inIJoI and
Contractor .iohn lLMcMuhon that the"
principle of Roman iloud construction
. was right. 'FurtlIcr light was; thrown
on tho subject by the gnnonnromoni
that the prior 01‘ cont-rd“ lInIl cont--
‘Iup and that the city was in hundreds
of doliurs in having ll COllU‘fll‘i such lift
with cuecnipd by inst year's Innyor um]
council.
The council out! others lll'l‘fielll nil
the meeting, including the I-lIy ongivJ
steer and i‘ontroctor McMahon. roi'usozl
to Jll' lultou in b; Ibo puving lili'll, who
recommended that home other part»
wont be 1an on the streets of this city
They believe that on lilthiopinu llos
hidden uwuy in Hit“ [euro unmowhcro.
The only dissenting \‘olcc um; ilIui oi
the mayor, who took the ointoinonu
ot’ the IIIII'IIIIII-ut Incn lltcrnlly, :Ihd in
oppoucd Io ‘itotnnu rond coinstrucllnn,
‘it in our humble opinion IiIuI tho
9 rouucli is right when it installs till". tho;
Ulomun road he Bil'fiil a “ti“- ‘TM lit
J lroIiuotJou ol‘ the iilllilllli‘illiil! huh roro
illlilillilllli rtIud-hutxiim.
tor-hound Inocudum in II thing ol' iiIc‘
hunt. 'i‘ho Inllll‘onu thnt have hoon‘
went in tho rounirucilon oi” thlis chur-
ctcr of roud during, tho 'pust tlvo youth
.vhttvo been thrown away. The higher
moo of poronwntu, ouch IIII wood
i‘pcit.‘hricit. etc. arc too extipnuiyo for
More! work. especially for a city IIuoII
It, um. Every road «conduction coni-
. Jin‘tho country in lxigpurimouting
coroner proponent mad. with
1 the conditionu demand lilillil
1 auction. Their orporlmnptq‘arp
11 91mm the Alumni: MA on».
“4‘ Wehtern and Bentham citing. and
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. Comptrollor

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- mayor, Iascuisht, that the Roman ro'm

could be reasuriocedfjevoryyoar faring
youro‘nnd the 659909913 no at SM
expiration of timt‘time would 0th be
huli'J‘oi’Whut on; union cost of brick
constntottou 9'0qu be. with this in

mind, does the 9mm ruin] Apt look
Loracticublé? '

it is eatintnied tbnt tho ‘flgntdp road
willlaat from three to five yours with-
out renewal. Figuring on a basis of
three year; it could be rowurioccd

every tbrpo your» iiIr a periodoi thirty

years. And in thoaggregute the total
cost wouldrlre the same and brlclc
pavement would onihe initial 09st
{DUES this not synod like I9 pricticable
oxporiynpntfi J

Supposing the test should allow that
the Roman mad is 199' (allure, has the
city not recurred In, pernIpJncnthoncrate
base at a cost hundred; lower than
other cities who contract for made
this year are paying *Does this sound
impracticable?

The Roman road construction con-
sists of a half-inch layer of mixture.‘
The argument is advanced that this is
tgo thin. 15 it. mil; a fact that when
eitheI wood- block or brlck pnvements

inches of the thickness is useless. in
short, you pay for over three inches in
thickness tor less than u butt-inch of
Which is the. more practicable?
Citf’Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt, .ir.,

J says that the Roman roud conglruction
« is 0. K. That is good enough for us.
. Mr. ‘Hoyt used plain sand in the con-
. strut-lion of the wood block pavement,
‘ in West nvcnue, although he wuu sub-

jected to u storm oi“ criticism. What
has hocnrthe result? Wnlk or drive up
WJJ'JIIM III'oIIJuo toduy and sec for your-
Sohlh Norwullt'o roud stands up
without n lInIIIIIIot-h or II blemish. Com-
purc it with thut laid in Norwalk. it
would nppcnr that Mr. Hoyt knows his
business when it comes to rend mak-
ing. Would it not appear so to you?
lie suyu that the Roman I'oud construc-
lion in the hind that tho city ubould
lime. :cW belioxo in him und rpiipoct

his judgment thoreiorc Wt lllt'J-YOX‘ llo
main road. .

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to at request
lhinII,

Pursuonl mode by
John H. Light has handed down II deal
him: to the effect thui the printitiJg oi
city and town rhurtoru is to be consid-
ered in the nature of “private bush
nose," and the expense thereof should

be borne by the cities and towns-dud;
‘Jnot the oldie

There is at ptesent below the corn-
mlttoe on cities and boroughs ubill

purported to couIIolidulc the Toon oi.
Norwhlk into the City of Norwalk. fil‘bos

town hon voted that that bill Uholl be
withdrawn. itepreneIIuItiIe Horny
\inlbeiu counuollod by tertolu indlrJid'
units, in Norwalk, has ruled unit. it
shall not be withdrnwn nnd bernnnc

the honorable rcprcseututivo into the-

bllcltlnz of thoxulos of procedure oi

J the General Auoembly. the bill to Mill
Idle railroad ryotomp throudliont tho

there.

Now. the quootlou that comes up in,
who mind] our for the printing oi that
JlIlll'.’ The litutu will not (‘IIItalniy tho

The old on 9 1mm cannot. Itho'nilhun soled towitlt-' 0194»!th at all Motion» 9nd in tho
IIMtItlIolu‘l,

(how it. Will iteprosoptutlv
The point: might npply lo the 1593‘
Inour bill. Cortninl) the dilute will not

pity for tho prlntlpo. Tho town did night not 3“,“.“9, w, NW

930! uuthorluc it» introduction and

Iihould not Will tho lion. thin. 39!-

IIIour hour the when“?

TURKS SEND 99999ch (W lim-
IPATMV To PRIMDINT “NW
WASHINGTON. April dammit

embroiled in 9. disastrous ”it the

Turkish government round lipid tailor

to mad 9 mum of ”may to tho the night to tailor up Output ligation. ‘

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duo-tor in m dilute W999 Willi

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imatter up and probably some other

JAIIgustine bonergan to do what he can

lie have either the headquarters at this

,, each month—duly and August ex- ”5’9“” 0'11”“ Jim" it “mine“ “‘9’ minimum located in Hartford, or one

. copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch useless as roads and must be renewed mm“. HaItiord m, a district with 9
Masons cmdialb’ ifivited. Hickson at considerable expense? The thick colicclox of its own .

11. P. Robert M. WHCJ’X- and wood are about three and one-hull‘J It is felt J" this ”‘3 thnt Hartford

,pmt hos. oI any other (will
Jilli‘ situation IIt nil.

'IIIIou-s who uhull he the collector at

gonly

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Jillil-l city. a large part of them are on‘
‘tho iron list from which the govern-

Jdlllluu l'oilectltd tho Bridgeport oflhc

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antiquarian ‘

HARTFORD. April Ara—Ilium”;
men of Hartford are muklrm on Al
fort. to retain here the customs 911,-.
triot which the city has hgd for 99
many years, there being very general
opposition hero to the plan outlined by
President Taft Just, before ha went
out of office to that part at the :9»
organization of the customs. servlep
which would make Bridgeport Integ-
nal Revenue headquarters for the dirt
trict

Tho InuiteI is to be brought before
the Hartford Burmese Men’s Antioch?
thII by President Edward M. Denier
at its next meeting. 'It is pmugod‘
that the Chamber at Commerce. the
Board of Trade and the Munuiactur-
ors' Association will shortly take the

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civic associations will interestJtherp
selves in the matter, all with the and
in View of appealing to Congressmutl

IlIus for greater clnlms to be the hood-
;‘quaiters ol' the dislIict than Bridge-
in the
stntc, for that matter. Personalities
do not enter into the consideration or
because no one

this time. it is pointed out that not
is iluI-tiord the capital of the
slate. hill it is the headquarters of ev-
ery division of the United States Gov.
erIIIIIcIIt in the slutwuutoms, internal
llcvonuo Courts.
ltinl port in this hinte~~~thc pioneer in
the customs service, in Connecticut»-
IIIId is more centrally located titan
Bridgeport, New Haven or any other
city thut would he considered as head-
quarters. Hartford haul more than A
million dollars more in vultlubie goods
pass through its custom house the hISI
fiscal your than Bridgeport,
BRIDGEPORT. April i.———ll is be-
lleven here that there is no prospeclJ
or noy change in the intent orders. rev;
enrdhnz the Connecticut custom‘dls-
trlct making Bridgeport the headquar-
ters. While it in true that Hurtiord»
importation» pitched in value these oiJ

 

:monl Int-altos no duty. In amount oi
exceeds all the rest or the utoio ”com-
bined and exceeds Hartford alone 11}
lit in thought?
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only luutcud of being ucpurntc Collec- ‘
tors. the) will be deputies oi" the
Bridgeport oifll'e.

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Attempt Mair Last Niall to Blow
Up Station 9nd Cars Wore
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WNDUN. April twil’umiogo were
hunt out loopy by the director“ of

United Kingdom to tho oifoet that will
tout uuiiroaotles hull throulflied to
burn stations in yttrium Ivorian:
country i’IItrohI wore ordrrad to no
lunuolu.

Como «empty truluu wero (molly
damaged by oxnloaivou nonr Bloc];
sport. elmhlm. in tho room of the

of having committed the outrage

It emulator oi explosivus land ”boon
placed under it ml in one of the
cops with II Annual; oi fire limit!”
figlhrillliil with rosin and oil The
(pm or Ulla exploded hollowed this
all!» of 99mm 9999. the doom bold;
999199 long diptitncor. ‘

Thorn 999 else on «import during

in dorm on tho London Bligh
Mill (3099i. Baikal}. lull tho
no iomfihldomiio. only tho w
and doom of 9. ilvulory hem
9d. A traveling Milt 99.. round in
Alli? WY! ‘
it! 99 at“

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Romy April A welcome
to ”Prof. William Hawaii‘s} Taft as a
cltlzuu of (lquIecthnltl and as a Re
mint» whp hogs notified the Ami;
eat Moog wfil “999m ho accorded l
man in p9”: into, is to he given-
in the imiJneJQJ toJ future by the 39mm
"can Party at the state The plans
are tcntatlvely outlined and Wild!) iii":
date most convenlont for Mr. Taft to
meat with the party mambm l9 lbw
these plans will be made public. The
gathering will be state-win under dl~
rection or the Republiodil slate. cen-
tral committee. Th9 present plan is
to have it take the term of a dinner
Party. The only drawback is sold to
be didlculty in finding a him which
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tering. Thetime and place are to be
made convenient to Mr. Taft. It is
likely to be held before the adjourn-
ment of the legislature.

twentieth-Iris:
HALLIIHESSIOI

HARTFORD, April (r-While the
Generpi Assembly did not sit today
the Judiciary gpmmlttac held a session
taking up (or hearings a large num-
ber of resolution; provldl for up
Dominant 9! minor court judges. in
province sesalons thelle iodmbins
have been heard early to the delay
of other measures. An idea oi the
number of minor judlgaohlp msohulong
before the committee is given by II
count of them. There are i5] listed
and two resolutions have already been
passed, those of the judge and deputy
judge ill. Rpckviilc. there hiving been‘
no contests for these places and as
the commissionawhate expired there
war need of immediate action Sev-
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usually 69c. At

Department. He has put his foot down
won expensive traveling at olflciuls

James inn pleaded a large number oi".

HousefurnIshIng

Specials
FOR SATURDAY ONLY

Good size. heavy Gplvanlzed Garbage Pails with deep cover;

9 house but nearly all the contain:
one yet I'd be heard. Controversies
over many of the appointmentlr are
impending The Democratic atrenxth
in the legislature caused many aspir-
ants lm judicial positions to come lor-
ward Nearly every Judge on the

bench in the cities and larger towns '

Alida "it'll?” OWPAQPI’ in addition
admit or those; controvoraleh promise
to develop acrimony. Positions lilies}
by the courts are braought by many
and in several inotonces the rlvurles
for the leaner positionu
tho judggthp contents
The committed“ list called for new
lug today on the resolutions remind
to the courts of Manchester, Anaonla,
hlnfleld, Bridgeport, Waterbury and
Croton. II.

9 mm
ECONOMY IN TREASURY DEPART-
MENT.

WASHINGTON. April 4,—WlJlJIJh a
sharp out in government revenues in
sight through. tariff revision Secretory
McAdoo has begun a campaign of
oclnomy "at home" in the Treo‘cury

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99 government expound in an order
directed to all employees of the
Treasury he markets it plain that. un-
der no circumstances will he Jwaive
the regulations looking to traveling
and subsistence expenses.
tary oi the ’i‘IIeawry down to the hum~
plight museum}; must be content to
live on a dgilI allowance oi; $6. 50 a
any for room. board and tips in New
York and Chicago and 3:1 in other
cities.
CABARET A SUCCESS. a

The Cabaret performance that was
given Wednesday night in connection
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18 II 24 Pastrleoands, smooth finish; usually ,49c. At .t‘ ..... 37c

Large Galvanized Wire Ash Sifters; usually 18c. At ...... Inc
Flour Sifters, the rotary kind slightly damaged; usually 10c. At 5c
Large size Galvanized Wash Tubs; usually 79c At ....... 69c
kept in nil cities where non locnted,J 3 qt. Aluminum SNACCPW: t15ually 79c. At ---------------- 59‘:

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25 Washington Street,

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South Norwalk

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and afternoon wear. The cloth
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