, ii Washington Street.
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local News Notes.
Company I).d1tllcd ut the 1111'1111111’
lust night, prcpnmiory to camp duty.
George L. Heron. of the recently or-
ganized Child 1101011 Law Corporation,
Waterbury, is in town on business.
74 ("1111.11.11.11 e1.
'Pallus Oils, and 1111111111.
11.11.1111... and W001! Alcohol.
But line of Spring Goods ‘ov shown.
HARRY RIDER.
612 Water at. BRIDGEPORT. cm
Goods delivered free.
sonlo Meade?"
Articles That Will Bring
Mll out to Makers.
You dont have to be an inventor to
;lnvont. Some at our greatest inven-
101s started out in other lines. The 11111-
ibrity or the great Inventions in Ains-
ribs are due to men who stumbled onto
‘ improvements in their work.
Thomas A. Edison, who has taken
out nearly 500 patents started work 11L
twelve years of use its newsboys on
the Grund Trunk railroad For mo1e
than ten years he was a telegraph opo-
rutor and it was not until he was 37
yours of age that he took out his first ‘
pntcnt.
Benjamin Franklin who first put
electricity to practical use was a print-
er ‘s apprentice at the age of twelve,
11nd it was not until he was 45 years
old that be finally found electricity.
The inventor of the telephone, Ale-
-—-Straw Hats, ,Straui'llats. O‘Brien.
’I‘hc1 wetter co1111nissioncrsof the Cit y
of Norwalk, held 11 busincss session
inst night but transuctcd only routine
business. .
A number of Norwalk people enjoy-
ed 11. txollcy 11119. to Vi’cstpori lust
evening, and wiincssed the fine ii111~1
« works displny ut the 1esidcncc of Dr.
Frederick Powers
Wonk Iisb,
1.11leth
»llluotish. lilo:
and Porgies, lilo.
Fluitisb
Cuibili's. 1
Henry J. Grumman is 111 11 still more
critical condition 111 his home in is-
aucs street, Norwulk. today. Ml. 011111111-
man, who is ill oi pneumonia, is in 11
semi conscious condition and has been
steadily sinking f0! several days llis
vitality is considcrcd wonderful bv the
attending pin 1111' 1111
liunds. Fancy
l
-~Foncy ,
O‘Brien.
a ——._.._____.
Eanyor (1.11m gt ll Buxion, of Nor—
Wnlk, is suffiring fiom 1111 uttack of
blood poisoning in 111111 of his lingers.
A few days ago M1‘.liuxto11 sc1uicbcd
the finger with :1 bone 111111 the pro-
sent condition resulted. The injury
bus responded to ironiincnt and it is
now bellcvod that there will be no so
rious results.
llnnds.
A narrow csuupe from 11 collision
between 11 team and the south bound
express down ibc Dunbury brunch, due
at Nol'wnlk of about. 8:10 occurred this
morning at the Fair Grounds crossing
in Norwnlk. The engineer discovcrcd
the dungdr and quickly upplied the
brukcs. The team grazed by the 1111-1
glnc but '11 fcw fcct.
——Str11.w tints. Straw Hats. O'iirien.
Mr.“an.i M 1's, 1.. M. Whitncy, of Con-
necticut ithillill‘, cclobrutcd the Fourth
by cnicrtuining Mr. and Mrs, William
F. liics 11nd son, Douglas. of Nov
York; t". lcnnings, of New York: Mrs,‘
S. A. ":1vlo1', Miss lm'iu lluvis nud
Miss l1iill1'1n Whitc, of Bridgeport: Mr.
and Mrs. (i. H. book, Mr. 11nd Mrs. .1.
ll. lfiurtlcm, .lr., Miss i1‘lo1'cncc hock.
Miss Marjorie Inch. Mrs. J. W, Snlilin,
Mr .and Mrs. William 0. Snltiin.
’i‘hc (lily of Norwulk bus 11111111111111:
the contract for tho ncw sewers 1111-1
der contempluiiun’i‘or scvcrul months
to A. M, (lusuck. of Boston, tin1 lowest.
bidder for the job. Mr. (lusuck hits
boon uollt'icd to present his bond for
the job. ’l‘ in: I'll\' othcinls huvc been
looking 1111 his r-cmrd and find It to
, bc tiist ilnss. [11 Now 01111111111.
where he bus iIi‘I‘n doing 11 lurgc job
hc has lbc binbt 1.1 cndorscnua11l possi—
blc Work will lii,‘ simtcd 2111'. soon on
possiblc.
-——Soft lluts, Soft. Huts. ()fllricn.
.‘limmlc 'l‘ully, cicrk :11 William 1,.
lliuscr‘s cigur slorc I11 Norwnlk, sci
t'i1'1: to bl111sclt occldcniily this morn-I
ing but l‘orlunulcly was able to put
out tin1 bluzc by tho 1111111. It bud dcs~
il'oycd ihc 11111111111111“ of 11 pretty bluc
shirt which his t'ri1-11dsl1uvc i1111'1111ii\‘.\"
tug. .iimmlo was prcpnrlng to burn
up .11 good Ilnvunn cignr wbcn 11 droii
of burning alcohol from n cignr light-
i111:opium-1111111inudcd on his shirt front,
No 11l111'111 wus 11111111 in to (ho flro 1i11~
purimcni, ihouuh 11111111101111 iln'cutcncd
to run in tho cm‘llcl‘ of Muin 11nd Wuli
st1ccl .1111l pull liox 1.1
BRAKEMAN STRUCK BY LiGHT
NING.
(lil(,l\\.\' l'I‘iIN'I‘ lnd.. .luly 1l.-~~
Wblic switching 1111111 on tho l’uubuu-
dic. lllilli‘oud. ,1‘11sicr1i11y llrukcnmii th’f
wus struck by lightning and. uhbouuh
11 sboc was torn from his foot. his
11111111111111 wvrc 1111111 into shrcdu. 11 1111111-
inn' of kcys 111111 111111111 iiitiilm‘ wcrc
mcitod tngctbcr in 11 pocttct. uhd his
body burncd from tho hcck to tho cud
of his lilI‘H. hc 1111111 ,111I iivc to wit oi‘
his oxpcricucc, Ai‘icr bolus. uppur~
untly dcnd 1111' 11111011111 linili's. uiiorub
ing physiciuitn uny 1an ho will rovlvo
ultd will probnbly hurvtvc ibc shock.”
WM“...
01111 day the otlicc boy wuni to tho
cdlt,or of the flooring linglc 11nd nntd:
“'i‘hero’s u trump 111 the door. 11nd be
111in be has bud nothing to 11111 for six
dnys“ "Fetch him in” sold lilo odi-
tor. "If we con find how I111 docs it
We can run this pupcr I111 another
wnekf’mllechmme. quoted in “it' New
York Christian Advocute.
Twenty-Pita Cents
WILL BUY A POUMO OF OUR DE»
LIOIOUB SATURDAV CHOCOLATES.
scum-11.11111 summon
Prescription Drum-u.
x1111der G. Bell, was 11 Scotcbmun, who
come to this country in 1870 as 11
teacher of deal mutos, and then be
came p1ofessor in the University of
Boston.
Eli Whitney of cotton gin fame, was
a teucbei in Georgia, where that be
realized the importance of the impio
V1.1n1cnt. which be later made.
Robert Fulton who invented the
stoambnut and Samuel F. B. Morse, the
telegraph mun. both were, artists until
they each saw greater opportunities
and grnsped them.
From a commercial stnndpoint the
Ilinotype is one of the greatest success
us. This invention practically was
stumbled upon by a German watchma-
ker Oitmur Mcrgcntbalor,
to this country in 1872
A 1111111 was walking along the street
one duy when he happcncd to stumble
over 11 ir11pdoo1 binge in the sidcwnlk
1111 cursed the hinge. looked buck hi it
and wondcrcd why they bud to have
hinges that protruded from tho sldev
wulks. The rcsuli of that. stumble was
the sunken bingo for i‘ruprluors which
is universally uscd now. ’lbis 1111111 li-
icrnllv stumblcd into 11 tortuuc
'l‘ here 11111 thousands of simplc things
for which the wo1ld is trying the
invention of‘whicb would bring n for-'
time to its originator. ,
Women are forever putting new
braid on the bottom of their skirts. Au
utincbmcnt to pi cvont thcse from
wct'nlng out or 11 now, 11111111 duiubie
braid would tind 11 rcndy nmrkct.
’l‘hcre iilwnys has been 11 dcmund for
11 bundle for coo‘king utensils which
will not got hot.
l1l11xibic ginss lei 11 mercantile uccd
which would bring '11 fo1innc to the
1111111 who invcntcd it.
\‘ou' vc noilccd ibc dumps and ash
bc'lps full of tin cans. 'l‘hcrc 1111111111b1
cidly is 11 way of rc using tl111 tin, but
us yet it has not been discovcrcd.
Now tbcy uro using pnpcr botilcs in
somc plnccs in which to Iiclivcr milk.
A bottcr type of bottle that cunnoi
be used 11 second time is north-d grcnt~
1y.
Au cuvclopc (but cannot, bc opcncd
without 1ict1111tio11 1111\'c1' bus bccn
mudc. 11nd there is 11 big 111111111111] for
such 11 thing.
l.1'11'g11 dcnlcrs in fish ions buvc bccn
looking for 11 muchluc which will
sculc 11 grcut. numbcr of fish :11 tbc
sumo iimc.
A solf-fccdlng paint brush 111111 11
scli‘i‘ccding putty tool are hecticd. 111111
costly could I111 umdc by 11 1111111 who
il111 propcr 11mouut of originality 11nd
i11lti'11tivc.
Elcciriclty ot'fcrs n grcui, ficld.' A
new filnmcut tor tncundcscclui lights.
11p11rfott insuluiing 11111I11iul.11 iryollc'
wbccl tbut won't 111111111 off the wire,
ncw bnltcrv, till 11111 11111-dcd.
’l‘b cries of uniniuls to bc used in
the making of toys bnvc novcr boon
perfectly imitntcd. 111111 the mun who
c.1111 rcproducc 11 lion's rour 111111 111nl111
u fbrtunc,
There are thousands, ycs, millions of
things, which tbc world has been
crying for for u long time. You know
wlmi sumo of them :Irc; ihcsc will
suggcsi oibcrs. You know tl1c nocds of
your own in the shop or otlicc; ihcrc
ts, indccd, 11 grout dcmnnd for invcn-
lion.
Spend 11 little more of your ilmc in
thinking up iniprovcniouts, and it
would not be 11.1 nil woudcri'ul if you
should stumble onto Just the rigid
thing. 11111]. I111. IINHIH'K'ti, if you 1-1111 find
nnytbiut: uscl‘ul to 1bc world. you will
find it 11 good puynnudm'. 1111 bur. bccn
pi-nvcd by the bunny (1111111111111 which
[111111 bccn stumbled on in tho t'icld
or him 11th 11
Saturday S1111;-
Sheet Music,
10 Cents.
Won't You Come
Over l'hitly.
Wit “I"!
I1‘ 11111 'l‘l1cc \'I cli, My Old Kcniuckv.
i' 111 Sorr y.
(‘ould You 1.1111111 to Love 11 lilttlu
(lirl Like M11?
The Grout lltvido.
(loldon Rod.
'l‘bcro'u Room for Us All on the
Ti ollcy
The 11th 'i‘bing in Life.
School Boys
NEW VIEWS OF NORWALK,
SOUTH NORWALK, KEYSER IB-
LAND AND BELLE”. lBLAND.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
10 North Main St. South Namath
Au out for A. 11.11111111111131-
to
hm lunacy; 1.1.1“ 81111111 Not-walk
.,.. 1.
f
i1; III'OIIII Ind Cumin. MI
'1'-1. Risa. 1.
Everything in Ship Chandlery.‘ ‘
Tel. 243-3. ' "
who come '
”tor“ men is the smartest to carry that well- known
name. -
Coats cut: on the new dip model, with half-fitting
back, graceful shoulders and lspels, flare skirt with-
out vent, and pressed side sodins; trousers full over
the hips, with Sailor waist and shapely legs.
FRBM $15 To $25.
we are showing the cream of the new fancy worsteds
and velours, in brown and gray club checks, shadow
checks, shaded plaids and effective stripes.
To see these suits is to buy; for in fit and style
they lead all other ready-to-wear clothes.
Summer comforts for men—Straw Hats, thin
Shirts, Underwear and Hosiery, new Neckwear and
the latest Belts. _ »
Wash Suits for little boys, too.
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
coon GRAIN—GOOD ssnwcs.
Quality first, 'l‘bcrc‘s no other way to build .11 grout
.lruin business. No 111:1ttcr how little the pricc, if the
thing is menu you don't 11111111 it. in buying groin and
locd‘lt's not. so imporiuut to save money us to get the
best—but, l1cr1~ yup can do both.
.Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
(f'v‘
BLUEFISH I5c ib.
WEAK FISH, 10¢; FLAT FISH, 10c; PORGIES, 106; SWORD FISH.
.1 '1', '
HALIBUT. BUTTER FISH, COD MAC KEREL, SOFT CRABB, LOBSTERS.
Gutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
141
KODATAKS
Wm. P. Beers’
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St., South Norwalk
VERY BEST BUTTER, PER LB. 291:
VERY GOOD BUTTER, PER LB. ...... .. 27c
20 LBS,GRANULATED SUGAR ............ 1. ...... $1100
3 liic I’kgs. N. ll. (:0. (fruckcrs . 251; 1‘. tic. l’kgs. N. ii. (To. Cruckcrs .. 250
8 lbs, Sodn or Milk (frat-ltcru .. .. 250 ll lbs, I’ilot Crnckcrs ........ . 25¢
Siricti)’ [Fresh Eggs. pcr don. 250 ll (lune (‘utnpbcll's Soup 25c
\‘cry llcst i’oinioos, pcr pk. .. .. 35c Ii (inns lictluuco Milk . 251:
Large line Canned Meats, Pickles, Olives, Canned Fish, Cheese, Native
Strawberries, Green Peas, Radiahcs, Lettuce, Beets. Bunch Onions; also Wax
and Green Beans, Cucumbers, Squash and Tomatoes.
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Main St., Bo. Nor. Tel 143.
M. Epstein,
49 Fort St., East Norwaik. Tel. 819-!
\
Money
Deposited 111 Our Saving-s Department
on or before
uly 10th
Will Draw Interest From July let
At 4 Per Cent.
,THESOUTH 11011111
1111131 our 111
Open Nouns and Saturday Ni ghts.
, Resources, $1,900, 00000.8.
xv
Siturdag 1111..
2011 Pruitt
lsapuro, wholesome and genuine, ub~
solutcly free from urtlticiul and inter
ior ingredients.
THE APOLLO CARAMELB, special
today at 29c pound.
APOLLO CHOCOLATES. Fresh ov:
cry week and superior in quality to
any other candy, no matter who makes
it or what its price. Always glad to
prove it with free somplos. These cho-
colates are handsomely packed in half
pound, pound unditwo pound boxes at
30c, 401:, 601:. 80c and $1.50. '
DON'T MISS YOUR SODA TODAY.
Delicious crushed fruit for Sundries.
Cooling Phosphates dud Ice Cream
Sodus, 11ll tlnvors.
111 iliiiudilarmaty,
THE PRESCRIPTION OTQRI.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
REDDING.
..__.. .
. A111on hi. Rood whose life was ul-
most dccpulrcd of lust; \vcek,p11sscd
the mists of the disc 1st) and is con‘
Vulcscclll
'l‘bc sclcctiucn have appointed 131111-
i11l ll. \i'urner their agent to attend
to ibc colicci'lon of the (us for dog
liccnscs.
Sicpbcn Rockwell, who lives on A.
L. Lli'crmorc‘s place bus the scnrlct
i‘mcr. supposcd to have been contract-
cd in llunbury. .
I11 preparation for having A. G. liar-
111-11. bus brought two 111owiug, 1111111-
|1i11cs 11 londcr. power pilobing forks
11nd oibcr i111plc111cnis.
A burn is bcing built 111111 11 private
roudwny constr11cicd in connection
with tho bungalow which Mrs. Amory
is crcctlng; :11 [111' (‘11111111'.
'lhc condition of Miss .i. ll. . ‘1111i"oi1i
continues luvorublc tor us curly 11 1'11-
covm'y us could bc expectcd consid-
' cring the nuturc'rof bcr injurtcs.
-qum
Eli Osborne. dicd at. his home. on
tho \1'11si sidc‘lust Suturduy. ills ago
“‘11s 1111-1' so 11nd hc bud suffcrcd for
11111111' ,1'1-11115 from horniu of 11 painful
sort.
hir. 111111 .\i 1's. Randolph lirudlcy guvc
11 luwn pul'iy on tho grounds of 1l111ir
ilillilt' 1111 'l‘ucsduy owning. ’l‘bc (11.1111-
puny includcd guests from liridgcpori,
.llunbury. lilonroc 11nd other outsidc
owns and nunibcrod about liiil. 'l'hcrc
\Ins (lunclng 1111 :1 pluifmm p1111i1i111l
fo1 the put posc .11111 1'1111'csln111111is uc 1'11
scncd
'l‘hc sclcctmcn huvc been pctiiloncd
to cull :1 spcclnl town nicotiug for tho
pmposc of 111-1i11g upon 11 proposition
to do nwuy with the rcstriction by
which that bourd is ostoppcd from bid-
ding on the 511111: roud contrncis.
'l‘l1c1'11 is :11‘11ilnbic 11 1111111111313 of $900
which it is dcsircd in use towards i111-
proving 1l1r1 1111])1'1‘ liidgcroud and us
prirnic purtics put in no bids for tho
lob nothing (1:111 1111 11111111 unit-ks tho
Why is opcncd for the soicctmcn to 1111-
dcriukc the work. It would bc unfor-
inuulc li‘ ibo prcscni pluns should IliiS'
curry bccuuso ibcrc is crying 11111111 of 11
stonc roudwuy over the scction rcl‘cr-
rod to bci’orc th1 post spring llmw (rou-
I’i'l'ls it into 11 ouugmh'c.
1.111111 Saturday dogs got among Wil-
llnm lloyl‘s sbccp ut tbcir posture,
obovc l’uinuln Park, and killed up-
wurds of :1 dozen. Three of the flock,
bonded by 1111 old 1111111, took flight while
Ibc 1111111111111 was in progress and
thought 11p in the bungalow (nuthc Old
l’ui grounds. The tcrrm crazed rum,
soclng in ih11 building a plucc of rc~
fugc, cutupnltcd through tlu1 screen
door nt the from 111111 tumble inside
with 11 vibruut outcry which seemed
compouudcd of 11 bcllow, 11. blust 11
shriek. 11 rour, 111wboop and thc wuil of
11 lost. soul. The tumult 111111 the 11p-
purilion, bclng lint: rendily compre-
bonsiblc. 111111111111 11 puulc 1111111111.; the lil
inmuics of the bungalow and they
mudc precii‘iitutc exit to the roof and
through ibc windows. 'l‘bcy bud come
in (his sylvun retreat. from the city
for quiet, and cxclicmcni of 1111 explo-
sivt1 11nd ncrvc rocking kind run 1th11
down. Soun- of ibcm dcpuricd for
New York ihi1 1111111 nmrniug.
Something of 11 new dcpurturc 1111111
11111111.: by the town school board 11nd
tho sch-11111111111 111' ibclr 101111 11111111111
nit-cling lust Suiur.d11y lloouuse of the
111111111 routsiiuitou and the unsanitary
condition of thc schoolhouse the
bout-town district. it was 1111111119 .1111-
vlsublc to discoutinuo the school there
111111 to burn tlu1 children attendtbc
(‘1111icr school. ’l‘hcrc is, however, lit.-
1111.11'1my Hpili‘o room in the Center
1111 lumlhousu 11nd It won therefore do-
ouiuidc If, they (11111 bc bud 11nd to hire
1111 uddltlonnl io11ci1cr.'l‘l1l1tvdll ill-1
ford prnctlculiy 11 two grotto school.
”10 first in the town. A step of that.
kind bus bcon in contemplation ever
since tho cnuctmont of tho stuio luw
providing for the uttcudance of pupils
ht. high schools in other towns inns
much as our schools under the pre-
sent system seldom Import 11 sufficient-
ly advanced course of instruction to
qualify for ndmission to 11 high school.
it is probublo ibut before many yours
at tWo crude school will be estubllshed
Ridge di.strtct The town has twice
voted down school consolidation but.
imtimi‘ds being effected by 9. 11111141111»
In: of the number of schools insin-
mined, these being 119,11: only slain
(idcd to provide iuldltionui quarters '
In the Boston district 11nd also in the 1
cousnli1l11tlon in the sense of concern ‘
LOOK FOR
of superiority. 11 1-
and prices never more tempting.
1
patron gained. ,, .
98 Washington Street. ,
11191 ‘
n
place of (on as formerly”. It is expect-
cd that room for the enlarged Center
school will be obtained in the Aca-
demy building or in the former store
now owned by Mrs. Thompson.
_..._.._,_.._.___
The agitation over the attempted
fcncing in of the green at the Center
bus not. yet 11111 to a final settlement
of the. question although one is in pros-
pect. Prof Abbott. remains out of town
but his friends dismlulm for him any
dcsign to uppropriute the land, which
wus long ago given the town for a. Inl-
litin. truintng ground. it. has been us-
cd 1111 1111 approach to the Methodist
church for upwards of 50 years. The
fence put. 111) by Prof. Abbott was only
11 tempornry nifnir made of pickets dri-
ven into the ground with cord fus-
iclicd 11cross them. The Methodist;
1l1111cb pcoplc, while not disposed to
tincgo any of their rights b1 thee case
say they do not wish to needlessly stir
up strife and will not in 11 conciliatory
spirit unless their good intentions are
ovcrborne by 11 cantankerous and be-
ligcront policy on the port. of the op-
position. As 11 rcsult of several confer-
111111115 by the ‘cburcb trustees they
hure dccldcd to ask the selectmen to
broaden the present narrow roadway
alongside the green to a width of 20
foot. inking the strip rcquircd for this
purpost1 (from the green. With the pro.
posed to wldcr rond probably 11 few
would use the present putb although
the trustees Insist that nothing he done
to t'XCllltit‘i the public from it. It is urg-
cd that the broadening of the road-
way is 11 public need for the reason
tbut. the sharp curve at the town house
corner 11nd the foot high land at the
edge of ibc1 g1 ccn would almost surely
111111111 disustm Io teams meeting a mo-
tor cur 111111 c
NEWSPAPERS WHAT PEOPLE
MAK‘E THEM.
‘ (Exchange)
it is 11 very mistaken idea in most
communites, that the local newspaper,
in its representation of the community,
is spurt from the people of the com-
munity. That is, that the local news-
pnpcr will show enterprise, have ex-
pensive news matter. be filled with
lundntiou of the civic pride which ani—
nuiles the community, keep enlarging
in size and inutcrial make up, and is-
sue dully or weekly, in 1111 edition that
the citizens think would be correct.
’i‘bnt nil these will be shown by the lo-
cal nowspupors, regardless of their
support and the encouragement it re-
ccivcs from the people.
The local newspaper is what the
people make it. lf the people give it
support, show on interest in its suc-
cess by a liberal subscription that is
paid up, if there is an appreciation
shown in the pupcr ‘s progress. and a
HE L BEL
/ If it Price’s it's all right. Come in and let us 11:11 you and show,
you the geod points of clothes making on which we bese our. claim
Men’s Tailored Suits, $10.00 to $25.00. "3,?"
Summer time is here and our straw hat stock was never better
1 1
1
\
Children’s Wash Suits, soc to $1.50. Li. .i
You may not know our Shoe Department. Once you have tried
the make we sell we will venture to count you as another regular
v
Price’s Clothing Store!
1 HEAD-TO-FOO'I‘. OUTFITTERS 1111mm
1’ ‘ “Mm South Norwalk. Conn.
165-5. I "
ing the newspaper support, these will
reflect in the newspaper’s columns
showing the civic pride and municipal
development and growth of the people.
”there is a citizen with a complaint
against the local newspaper, the cause
is easy to find. The remedy is at the
hand or every citizen, namely: sup-
port and encouragement. If the local
newspaper is not up to the ambition of
the community, the fault lies with the
people, ' They lack the spirit to move
forward. to make their representation,
the local paper, reflect their ambition
and hopes, instead of appearing for
their true condition. indifference and
luck of civic pride. In this connec-
tion, of what is the relation between
the people of a. city and its newspaper,
the Petersburg, Ye... Index Appeal
says
"More than is generally noted, by
even thoughtful observers, and for
more than any other institution in the
city, is the newspaper a representative
of the community it rated favorably
by strangers. Whatveer other infor-
mation a stranger may seek concern-
ing 11. city where he proposes to make
his home, to invest his money for
profit, he is sure to include the local
paper among the subjects of investi-
gation, and often the character of the
community for business enterprise and
progress, as'redected in that paper,“
controls the judgment and determines
the cell 11 of the investigator.‘ As the
result 0 nearly a. life-time of close and
careful observation, we know this to
be true."
A newspaper proprietor, no more
than the local merchant can take an
11dvanced position, unless the people
shall support him, Large newspapers
come because there is the local sup-
port grows and increases, so will it be
found that the local, newspaper will
march ot the head of the local process-
representative in promoting and bring:
ing to a success local growth in every
line of trade and in every industrial
enterprise in the communty, as well
as stimulating the civic energies to
even greater efforts of local develop-
mont.
“I don't mind paying for a picture it
it's 11 good, natural likeness," said the
rich man to the fashionable artist to
whom he was to sit for his portrait.
“Oh. it is quite characteristic and
natural, I assure you," replied the art-
ist. “I flatter myself that easy ulti-
tude with your hand in your pocket is
quite a neat touch.”
And so it proved when the bill
came 1 in.——l3altlmore American.
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"The Parker's have all gone Into
deep mourning for a very distant rein-
tive. Don't you think it‘s 11. sign
they're rich?"
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