. NORWALK they an all wrong. And there were.
1— M NO 3; mm places in helm. W hnow-
Unusual) By Item of tho incitement to 0:1
IE8 - ' . ould t , ‘
~ , i - - °°—“”“" N ,$1°’..Z."°.II°..'... u. ....'.. on
. L AND A‘ 1" GOLDE ',disinterested cltilena—he denoulcodl
PROPRIETORS Itho whole alair as a anti tor note!-
' ilety. "All they wanted was a news-
flURSDAY. HAY ll, [QIO l .. . _ I
“kW—w ”p9? story, he “Id.
2": ”[ATURE ALMANAC FOR Just what is “a newspaper story?!
I " TOMORROW It is, where freedom of the press is
W tide 6309 a. m; 6:43 p. musecure, a report to the public of whatI
“ fim 437; sets 7:0" Its going on around them. it is the
AMERICAN LOST A LEG. BUT WON A COUNTESS.
‘ \-
_ - iihi—TgLE- appeal of facts to the court of pub-
"EulggcysgggALLs lic opinion. And public. opinion, while
7 ' Round-92. mistaken sometimes, in la the long
5 Office—93. run pretty wise. To be afraid of a
Branch Office—1388.
Idihor'a Residence—12254-
Editor’a ReddenCHsfl-t.
ggg Manager’s Residence—
xix n.
Publiaher's Residence—don.
IASONIC uinnc'ronv.
A Stated Conmnioation a! Old Wall
Lodge, No. lOO, F. O A. I. will he held
In laconic Temple, teeth Iain “not,
.‘l'uoelay evening, May 10th, at I a"
clock. Work—E. A. Degree.
On Sunday evening, May 14th. the
lodge will attend oerviea at tho Couth
“walk Congregational church. Morn-
l: hora are requested to meet at the
g lodge room at 7 p. m. aharp.
i.
E
newspaper story moans than one bill
smoothing to conceal 'l'o leer at it
shows contempt for the public. The
newspaper story is. in these days, the
most powerful tool of democracy. No
one can afford to despise it, for
through it the people rule.
W
‘TUDVlNO YOUR OWN CITY.
Lincoln Stencils, in his heyday as a
municipal authority, once characteris-
ed Cincinnati as "the worst governed
city in the United States." And he
explained its notorious misgoverameni
as due to its lack of civic spirit.
llut there deems to be a new Cincin-
The boat evidence of it is found
Fraternally,
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, W. M.
, Alkali—ROBERT M. WILCOX, Bee.
nail.
in a 240page volume called “The (‘iti-
zcn’s nook," prepared by publicaspil'it-
ed (‘inclnnatianln paid for by Cincin-
nati money, and—wwhat is far more V
significant-intended as a textbook for .
use in the Cincinnati public schools. . « .re.» ha
This book tells all that an intelliv
..- gent and loyal citizen may reasonably.
.1 “.0ng MEXICAN OUTRAGE. want to know about the historical do,
.5 'l‘le Mextalle have been prompt to velopment of the city, its government,!
: I .
f the till activities in behalf of public health,
give evidence of their contempt 0 I . t . _ . . . .
il‘ilited Slater and of the fact that they education 3“" general "“"‘"- “3 m'gyufl arrived ill the I illtt'il Siatcs
‘duntries. its resources, its advantagcel
i t the tentative agreement cn- . I .
cone we . a," land opportunities. All there things . . «Upon lit-r Ill, the. manna)
toned “110 ““1“ Ohi'egon ‘3 "0"" ' ~. .llt‘ltlrt‘ lit- It'll. llc lust lite rightl , l'
l t reement was approved the juvenile Cincinnatian oftho futureI _ . . . ,nuu hcr Mrs. Marllurg and
ii . . r . . . .
Before till a will be expected to know M lie “on leg \\llllt lll Iht mutton tor is of brought her back.
by Carranza, but immediately after it i... . . . . fi
“,lJlis American history dateii and the
multiplication table.
. d gum“ proceeded several The idea inn'l original with Cincln-I George A. Iryan, ol Irooltt‘leld,
the UlIlltou . “min. 0‘ (“an BMW nati. it appears to have originated in a! Connecticut Law. .
e ' r
miles 0 l 0‘. New omen“. where it has “"8“le The following article by George S.
where thevlllflkfil I detachment the d . ill f it \\‘b should' Bryan. of Ill'ookflf‘ld Center, appear-J
ti. 8. Cavalry. killing two trooper and‘ "‘9 ‘ "“m “ “‘ ' y :‘in Field and Stream. a New York put)-
1 a child and it is believed, uminiot. every city in America that h'sIllcation. under the caption. an. Con-
. M al American civilians car- i any civic spirit and pride do the same ‘ llot-ticut Deer Slaughter Law."
firmihtricrgw the border The:thing? it may not «be necessary. at. Briefly, the act repeala a previous
ry ng - -
. .law. by which wild deer enjoyed full
ilenat in small cities. to compile iext- reasonable “open" season The
in. in Washington ai- i . - ' re "a
military “mom i h: but whatever the form or meth-- protec ion until June 1. 1917. and al b
tribute this new raid to the tuipremlonI' I h I b i low any owner or real utate. or leg.
made on the minds of bicxicans h! the Od' some such "mm“ on oug ‘ 0 e 1 3°” 0' "I“! leaned m'- agricultural 9“"
agreement of this Government to sham . gm," in the public ““00!" :31” {0" ”O‘bh” than 0'10 Y0". '0
don the pursuit of Villa. to 00'1““ "ul new ESEEETsr-mur. “writings; 11:33:03.1“:3
overationa to Northern Mexico and to;
m
I. On the arrlr'al of a British liner in . 'Uldav in the year. on land so owned mm W N01“
:" Wuhan", anamerlcan "009°" “ lair; New York the other da)’. it was an-lor “Md' TM. permission “ “tad" l
; b o a -
I M the Cal-rambles are a to, r im‘mce‘ “‘3‘ “V0 germ“ anbmuines or am member of the family, of such
fed to include any .bona-fido employer,
1 : . , “OIL .
g ed to be able, to (ontrol the auxin“, had been seen at sea. 1.200 miles out owner or leveled. The N- H. 8. bauball team is sched-
" The military authorities are . ditl n from Bordeaux. interest was addodI The result appears in such report as “M to it)“ the Bridgeport High
in favor oi bending another "P9 ":1th the ”or, by the statement that the that in The {Denbury News, weekly ed-I School boys at Bridgeport. today.
into Mexico immediately, but fear submarines we" headed this mm Evi-‘I itlon. {sunny 5. 1916, under the head-I
all he idcnt Wilson will not permit Ilntr. One Thousand Deer Killed. The Advanced Phyelca clan aa rap
3 ‘1 dentiy they were (Hints of a new and . W i .
i do so would inevitably an- i I” ““9 Slaughi" 0‘ Animala In idly mahlng up all their cxperlmentv.
because 0 th Moxl- Powerful type. capable of making “19 State Since August." The report of the and the laboratory oouraa w'li probe
89' Carranla. Meanwhile. e . trans-Atlantic passage. Their purpose I killing of a deer is not to be made to My be computed in . '0“ or two.
- can press is filled with the moat ex it was assumed was to cross the ocean;R local 0310131 but ‘0 ill. Ilate board
' “Wain”? “mm“ °t eo'm‘celand my on munitlon ships sail norn ‘ 3: SIM": 3'." mi “affix" The "I"!!! theme: of the Senior
' -- " ' v a a
on the wt 0‘ we mm” “cum ' America" wm' A“ m ”'° °‘ ‘"" are official figures. They fall tremon- :33“???er ”MM m by
described M MIMI ingerrizx; a: between Germany ""1 “‘9 U‘nlted donsly short of the truth. By the mid-z y, _ '
. e cw .
“0 “C“PY ““1 ‘9 ‘ States .thoae fearsome craft would be die of December. 1916. it was estimat-I The bum". mum” of the a»
Texas. “‘9 “‘0‘“ odenuive epithet! on hand to attack the American navy. I “I that "l0 40" I“ had MW“ 0" , for Play, to mahing out its report to
’ i
' ~ are hurled at Americans by Mexican Or perhaps they would start an Mundeer to nearly onefourth of their pro—t be submitted at the next meeting of
as quickly ae pout-t
_ . . ivious numbons and caused a loan
.. editors. including 01089 0‘ “m“: criminate campaign of Msbifulneui‘zom to the state . “a a“ 8:21" Clean. ill be bebl
- 0 ~ ' ' 2 e. e re cota-
omclal 0'5““3' and the Mexican! Wiesel"! Amelie“ shipping. The deer law of Connecticut is non- plated in "'2? t: haveprmeetylng o,
dently I008!“ as true the roltefl : It developed that thou submarinee‘aenalcally inconsistent. it allows all the Senior clean on hiday
assertions that, regardless of to what were more products of cxcit ed lmagln-l owner or knee to treat door on the.
l . .
excesses they may 80- “1° ”mm“ atlon. Now that the thing in alerted. mfofiufltgfir": $311207: The cast from the sketch of the
will not dare to 5"“‘9 ”3°" however. there will be no end to it. Harry Wives of Windsor. played with
‘—-‘+’-‘-‘ i of 1 name. But anybody else “0 kills a such auccou in one of our rhetorical:
.Sea serpents have meant Ity a 1 o
"A NEWSPAPER STORM" M I “I" ‘ u” of 0100. 0' go ‘ recently. that lit. Pollock. who coach-
| .
l t l , but is re 1 a good substitute. all for sixt days. or suffer both it- .
In a large middle-weal“! 0“! a e y e a .’ y pe ed then. In Inked them to perform
~ We may expect to hear every week or elitists.
7‘10“ my" his recently removed "’0 two mm: the mm “a “me, it is brutally and deliberately cruel. . m ““3 CW” “3“ “NW-
' h are It ii the he
“6' with What many citizens “m that. U-boatil have been seen headed apeci as t ehotgune are to Any girls interested in the stale
, used in killing deer. No sportsman
unfortunate results, a number of do" for the United States or ”mm of! thinks of hunting deer with anything normal schools. or in the N" Ro-
chelle college for young women
'« men. who "0 n” voters. "lawn“ our coast. milieu at Gooey Inland. but a ride. Under thin hillbilly one!
..; ad to did out for themselvaa whether Revere “a and Atlantic City are "WM“ 0‘ the law, grouting." a fluid are Dr. Gumhart. He will:
a" mm“. the, Md been "I II . sure-to nee then with as much fro- dear 5"“ hen crippled, °’ "“9“ I". w 'I I a, mu!“ eonoo
1m true So they organised a our to die a lingering 'death. m ea- “! ”‘0 M
“ ' quency as they used to see created the tow. “a of undo
' _"' “ Mm m m“ restaurant: and sea mmtare in the mag. ialonnatioa that . local tar-or and flora will he a meeting or the new
abide-halls. to see whether the linear u. mm mm mod ,I a", m. n. athletic Milan in the assembly
' hall on ma, May 11in. at 11:50
' --—----+-‘-—'~v
wmtietniloimmomtliaue Geo! accumulator: we! tbeYo'ro no ‘ dare
‘1" l to. Neal hooaeho . hadhoth a.m.A Itioawill
bonMaadthomtorWflr
, Butler Chapter, No. 38, A. R. M.
“ let-tn in Masonic Building, South
Iain street. 2nd and 4th 'i‘ueedayll
of each month—July and August ax-
ceptcd—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially i'.vited. Chariot
A. Tuck. ii. P.. F. .4. Lyon. (lee.
. n 3: Ir. -atv.~‘.§nwm*a hi, ; H 1i. . "W:“% ‘.I., it. 3N . W;
" thlilrliAr'eriiiiiii.riiiooorr mum ' J
Theodore Mrirllurg. _lr.. of ilal-ltht- Ilritisll army. llc t‘cll front
. . . l - -
tllilurc, son of a former Ililtcd ' hull!“ 0‘ 100 “‘91. Ut‘ “'35
[Slates lllllll~it‘l‘ to Belgium, llzisInursed by the llclglan (oulttcss
:tlesrllc tic Vlcarlo Of course. he
With one (if the two legs he hadi ‘“ m love With 1‘" (Juggkzk
.0 C
lihlnhlng, the attorney general rulod
Ithat it Ill illegal for such persons to
WritoaI sell the tension that belongs to him.
The damage done by web door as
existed in Connecticut is comparative-
ly alight. SeldahnOea baa apnea upon
uni-representation to exaggerate it. i
Iliave lived for months on farms in
‘Fairtleld county where deer were air
most daily visitors. There can he a
had been approved by President W OLAUOHTIH OP DIIR.
eon, Mexinns crossed the border into
l
Massachusetts. The present law has
not one redeeming feature.
r
9
.—
m eou'rn NOIWALI mm m
e compensation for damage—~ao lni
Ivory hope seemed from are taken;
Alone. aye. e'en by winds forsaken.
Alone. any in a cloud of brightness
filo" me stands a harm of whimesa‘.
[or eyes with We mt hope laI
Inchin- inclination-cum
“ALL OTEEL CAM.”
(From the Knlhorhocher Press, Ai-
hany. N. Y.)
“Why don't the railroads immedite—
ly repbw all their wooden passenger
coached with alletool ears? Why isn't
there some statute. court order, or do
one of a cominioa compelling them
to retire the wooden care immediately?
w‘eii, dear critic, if you happen to
one $528,787,100 in your upper right
hand vent pohet. int hand it over to
the railroedl. and they will doubtless
be delighted to comply with your
wishes. That is what it would cost to
replace the wooden ears with steel.
“On December 31 last, there were
61,728 passenur can in service on the
railroads of the United mice. 0‘
these 41,382 were wooden can. Of
the othera. 11.1“ were all steal and
0,060 had ewel udorfra-ol. Within
bree years 6.7“ wooden care have
been retired from service, and of thee.
;,l30 were retired last year.
”At this rate. it would take. twenty
years to get rid of all the wooden
t‘ani. but progress will be accelerated
as time passes. For example. there
were in 1900 only 629 all-eteel care,
while now there are more than 14,000.
Last year 1,250 ail-etecl cars were ac-
quired. and only ninety-six of wood,
while of 1.094 care under construction.,
January i last. only three were of
wood.
‘Annual interest charges on the sum
needed to replace the wood cars with
steel would amount. at five per cent,
to $26,489,355. The railroad: are do
ing what they can, but they cannot do
everything at one. Sometimes the
public torgetu the immensity of their
problema.’ I
a cream or LIFE auo cum. l
I
i had a dream of drilling brlghtneaa,‘
0! angel forms of glistening white-
It'll.
Sunshine Iiiod the air with glory: l
The birds were warbiing forth their
THURSDAY. MAY ll, 19i6
Anniversary Sale
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Convene at the BOSTON STORE
TOMORROW
Marvel spreadaof merchandise await you. Extraordinary
apoctal valued covering every department, each a m
Timely Economy.
CEDAR OIL
For cleaning and polishing. One
pint cans. Val. 69c. Annivorriary
price. 25¢
l quart cans. Value 31. Anniver-
sary price 50¢
WIZARD FLOOR MOPS
Triangular shape. 'For polishinx
hardwood floors. Value 39¢ each.
Anniversary price 25¢
APRON GINOHAMB
to. pieces standard quality blue
I white chechn. rant More. Val
De yard. Anniversary price
6t
TURKISH TOWELS
Big jumbo Turhiah towole “148
heavy double weave. Excellent
for bath and seashore. Value 80¢
each. Anniveruary price.
25¢
PERCALES
li‘ine quality, 36 inches wide.
Novelty staple and shirting do-
atgns. Value 15¢ per yard. Anni-
versary price. 11¢
LINEN CRASH
Sturdy all linen Barnetay crash.
anlle 22¢ per yard. Anniversary
17¢
price.
. tweeda.
WHITE PE’I‘TICOATS
Made of name" ooh. Deep Munce
trimmed with embroidery and
lace. Value 81.59 aaell. Anal-
versary price ‘lolo
WOMEN'S DRAWERS
mtra aloe. blade of In nulls.
Deep ruifles of loco and GI-
broidery. Value 60¢ each. Anni-
versary price 43¢
BOYS' PANTS
blade 0! heavy chevlota and
Sizes 6 to 10 years.
Value 59c each. Anniversary
price 45¢
BABCOCK’S CORYDOP-
SIS TADCUfl POWDER
Value lbc per can. Anniversary
Price 10¢
PALMOLIVE SOAP
Large cake. Value lilo per cake.
Anniversary price 7‘.
DRAGON
BASTING COTTON
500-yard upool. Bloch and white.
Value 5c per spool. Anniversary
price 3¢
TABLE OIL CLOTH
45 inches wide. White and col-
ors. Value 20¢ per yard. Anni-
versary price 15¢
story.
i
i heard rare strains of wondrous
swootnou.
Which thrilled my soul in their co"
plotaaaaa:
.\'o hour touched with thought of sad-
ness. l .
Each inc-eat brought a “promo
gladnau.
1 row a form with brightness beatn-
III.
in her eyes love’a awaoiaat gloom-
ill:
uglita which wohe my roan of new
tag.
Joyous rapture thrill my being.
This angel led me: With liar guiding
i followed on in love abiding:
With delight my gun beholdirlg
Before ma worlda of light unfolding.
A voice-love; aweetoot tonne reveal:
ill.
OPTICIAN
O. I). .iocitson
53 WALL STREET
NORWAL
PHONE 430
Everything in the Uptical Linc
Eyes r Xt‘lfldned Free
hike music o'er my senses stealing,
Where spirits lnoot no more to cover-
Could such a life go on forever?
0 voice of love: eyes of gleaming.
i woke to Ind 'twaa naught but dream-
lns: '
O vanished dream, my brain is burn-
in;
l'll sleep again to still my yearning.
l dreamed 'twaa night and la the
gleaming. l
i heard the cries of spirits moaning: i
No love'a awool light a}! palhm
cheering.
l wandered. on in darknou tearing.
\
I heard no sound of hlrb' sweet ling-
int:
Bach hour no thought but aadness
bringing.
No angel bright so near colliding.
The very stars seemed from me hid-.
ing. .
No mortal thing to hear my pleading.
mm winds swept by at! of“ II-
hoedlng.
beaming.
ht.
IDA]. moo
IIDIIFIELD HOUSE m
.demenloum nquatawodaiubm-iiacm: {ha-broken below the knees. or
"atall emumldloi "I borrowanwfllhemuddsthewritmthiadm-vui
M ‘zztrummw'mmvwhrnmlomtmm mmwamummwwmmum The
M“. meager“. .Mdoometlhtoagoicfmouhilal-‘andthahir’admangeteaotta-aldo
remainder-M- M Mar-m»; mum-ta: , .
igpttrying‘to'goumo‘tugaa'tar «metronome In: farmhouse-panacea»
_. ‘ . myin'power.
-me the other day.
'hommu’mnwamandwoman havohoanwatoh- term elitliar "lacking or thallium .. am flhI
mammalian-cam at.
Mmmu‘mmu11!”dway.N.Y..notiladlhohanl l
meetiillaouonryongm ofit new Mat it men mtmudmawabe mummntlmnwhbelI
MWhmmm Incinerator bureau-aunts.
.. _ _ - unannonmnaaaa-naal
‘mmdlhtlh’llrweehlpnldhhaawloduofw.mm '50 Wm ‘mWw-iolomohrilurwmum,
“more! walk-anaco- «monochrome n allow-urn banana mmMMQW'JJ: mduwaagfl- i
W l momma-um. li’aonlyafhf hflllngofdoea and um. Under its mm m au‘cvardhd-~.¢Mur.stoaumhlaiuao.
«anuootyhmumhquqam.mwunmmwdma hie. :ma,mluu‘mdu’ nonmetaaf‘rufltnj. ,
'_ mwvntitwmwwayadu-uahbaw' uquow-rmmaamu' .‘n. mammal-mountain,
. '. amtuMcunoM‘m'marr-m Itptovidaathat - - hmv'l'hmhumright. Imu'athaaoma‘
a! Stolen, of Well m
Prices of Rugs
have advanced. and will advance more. but we purchased a
large quantity laat Fabl. so that we are able to show a
due aaaortanant of patterns in Tapestry
Brussels, Body
Druaaala. Velvet Anninator and Wiltona, at prices that are
far below thé‘premt value.
This is th- , i cc to Buy Your Rugs
The A. .l. Anircv M3 81 Still CZ) .
134—136 wasmxiorw ST.
90. NORWALX.
BE i U iiiUl. BLOUSES
A divorllty of new styles in the moat dealrablo fabric:
OHIO reason. dhintily trimned. sized 34 to 46.
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