" titer appropriate titanium
t Minnie Talmud. detail
DIle-tment
llIII Department
ooh Office, Net-walk
r'I Incidence
dollar's Residence
President
Vice-Precidcnt
TARD. Secretary
T'l‘. Treasurer
utlve Committee
.’ 'DkIOND
W LDHON
. JENNINGS
WON
u an? Brianna
39am H. mfirm
' ‘flaco
was surely are changing. Would
ave thought when you were a
V’ilven if that was only a few years
t some day you would see the
Imiihy's shop equipped to a
moment with electricity? You
fill remember that big old hand he]
dilly the operation of Which was the
"it ole of joy realized. it you were
on Iuoll good terms with the smith
that he would grant you the sought
{or privilege or working the handle
I and down. How the air lifted to
link up through the coal in the forge
forks and starts. fanning the inky
opium coal into a furious lune! It
W Mira few and an all too brief
its" moments to you. before your job
‘WIocompllshed. The curved pieces
1: ‘lcon. those elpbl yo horse shoes. in
rte furnace to which your imag-
.llut it would sometimes picture the
oils dancing. were at the required
. white heat and due a hammering and
I wounding into shape on the sharp«
toiled anvil. And then, on those short
Iwintei' days. when a little after i
o'clock the sun sunk behind the hills.
’ out came the flouting torcllwcrudc. it
ii true. bllt ll sufficed.
. Now all this is changed. The writer
bld occasion to enter a blacksmith
7 . “Shop over in Dalton the other day and
it Was indeed with amllscmrllt that be
behold the sight helm-l- llllll and at
ditto name time recalled the former
ill". There, ill platen of tho oid~fnabt
toned hand beiiowa was a neat little
motor affair that started off at a ter~
Ilia pace. merely by the pressing of
button. it accolupllsilcd the desired
. it. and about one hundred pol
«iii better. too. than its faithful old
. rowan:
while on its
v ideals are held sacred. our essential
. nation."
there tI Internet ‘
tide to win Iupo
port for
modatlonl 01‘ manual opinion which
'Id'a essential to cooperative action. to.
put yourfaith in the indisputable prin-
ciples of right conduct which would
not be oompromlaed in the open“ and
in secret purpose and in the undlulov .
ed tranmtion should be held equally
inviolable. To the extent that these
party activities will be a benefit tactile
W
irha Delaware. Lockuvvanna a West
em railroad hII made a record dur-
ing the last ten years of which it may
well be proud.- Durlug the time it
carried 193.787. 223 passengers and did
not llill even one of them. Certainly,
the other railroads of the country may
weilemulste the l). L. It W.'s example.
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The official weather prophet of East
Norwalk and Harm Johnson. the dis-
tinguished East Haddnnl gentleman.
who is a win-rd at prognostlcatlng.
have not had the ploltBtll‘ti of ranking
each othel's acquaintance. but no fur-
ther time should be lost in introduc-
ing them.
W
When a safe and Inna Republican
like Congressman Hill says that tinti-
od States senators should be elected
directly by the people. it means that
this state is becoming dissatietied with
the election of United States senators
by filthy lucrc.v-Waterbury ltcpublt
can.
MW
Have you ever noticed how remark-
ably easy it is to get a popular book
at a public library? There are times
when you don't have to wait longer
than two or three weeks if the de-
sired book happens to be a fiction
work publiahed within a year or two.
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The late Darius 0. Mills believed
that the greatest charity was In help-
ing others to help themselves. Many
other people have come to the same
conclusion.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
A Detroit man puts cigarettes and
footballdn the some class. not being
able to decide which is the more dead.
Iy. lie should take notice that the
fomball route to eternity is quicker
and more glorious.» New Haven ital-
llldlum.
........
iicrc‘a u question for the season:
What is the plural of grapefruit?
\i’llkcwllurrc Tllllllti'llotillcl”.
4——
'l'llc lllKh prlrus which avlnlorn are
commanding these days are such as
cllllun‘ourll wuro commanding not so
very long ago. relatively speaking.
Demand exceeds allpply at present.
but In spite of the dangers. aupply will
equal or exceed delllaud erc longs“
New iluvcn Palladium.
Those t'hlcago burglars wllo llrokc
into a live-cont lboatru calculated
shrewdly where much of the money
‘3 A will
it ill slalom.
,tl‘Iey. president
he laid in Greenwich. but Mr. Bacheim
lor declines imam in detail «acorn»
ill: the isthmus book.
Mr—
M the bottle of tile hrido'I running
in Albania N it. gil‘arlell W Whit-m
of the Charles W.
Whittlesey company. wholmle til-up:
stats of New Haven. and Min M’ary
Reed‘lilal‘ltman of Alba were united
in Intarri . Wetlands by the Rev.
William . Bellman. father of the
bride. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilcox (Ella
Wheeler) have closed the Barracks at
abort Bench. and sailed yesterday for
Algiers and otherpointa in theOriellt.
They will return to the states about
the middle of May. ' Mrs. Wilcox's new
book. "Sailing Southern Seas.“ has just
been tested by her publlahcr.
-O—-
I Planning to be gone a month or six
weeks. Senator and hire. Archibald
McNeil. and Archibald McNeil. Jr.. of
Bridgeport. will leave on January lit
for Palm Beach. Fla.
W
TH! POLlTlOAL WORLD.
The death of “Senator Mcinlurin of
Mississippi reduced the. number of
confederate veterans in the senate to
night. but the appointment of Col.
James Gordon as hip successor re-
stored the number to the original its.
me of nine. The other eight exmon.
federntcs in the senate are liankhcali
of Alabama. ‘ Johnston of Alabama.
Taliafcrro of Florida. Bacon of floor.
gla. McEnerny of Inulsiaun. Money of
Mississippi and Daniel and Martin of
Virginia. By a curious coincidence
there are juat nine canoldiora of the
llnlon among the denature-w-lilllkeley
of Connecticut. llul’ont of Delaware.
Bradley of Kentucky. liurmwa of
Michigan. Nelatm of Minnesota. War-
ncr of Missouri. Aldrich of Rllodc is
land. Scott of West Virginia and War»
run of Wyoming.
.0 .m
“W"...—
TAILOID I‘RMONI.
w».......
An aim in life iii the only fortune
worth the finding: and it ill not to be
found ill foreign lands. but in the
heart ltsclf.--ltobcrt Louhl Stevenson.
”w...
UNCLE IUFI'I ADVICE.
Now lionu fret, hruddor. atl' doan yo‘
cuss.
Au' doan yo‘ be 'l’roubic's nussor;
Dcy’s nothln so bad it caln'i be wuss.
Nor Io wuss it ealn't be “user.
.4.._...._..
M0000.
chcr an issue of this blblioaluv
comes out. bill that some one wriica
in "fiction. ruiicn!"
Of course the criticisms may be just.
you say. iiut since it alawys happens
that what our man calla mt. another
person says is sublllnc. ll falln to roam
«on that witctllcr the thing ill punit or
perfect is largely a platter of mood
in the reader. Our lilillfll are only
alive and alert and rcrcptllo at certain
periods. Every man is ll dam fold
for at least flrr minutes every day. and
if he has three daya out of a mouth
when he is filled Willi tonight and great
love. he does remarkably well.
When the Father of his (‘ollnil'y
proposed to beautiful Mary l’hiilipac.
ho afterwards wrote in his journal
. WI.
t the menu villa
rm . hit will
letters for "hllcatlm
“Mitt reaped
at common
Hg Illicit. cart?»
d bon-
plot “on.“ that In Inn “by; mm "h. which‘. the
DH”!
ell.
vlilo lent to 'an many times
”)0. ‘n
avoided altogethem . ..
IATIIIFY.
Editor of The Sentinel:
in my communication in Saturday’s
Sentinel, in relation to tho disgraceful
attitude of the four Republican couu~
clitnea in the carporstloh counsel lush
tor. it was stated that each deserter of
hill party was laying the blame onthe
other fellow. This has been the case
on every street corner and in public
places during the past week. Now Fair
Play comes forward in defence of one
particular councilman who, he thinks.
ought to be separated from tile goats.
Nothing in it. Fair Play. ‘Why should
he, with the other three. in the first
place. have counalelied with the‘ two
Democrats in caucus, when a party
matter Wu being considered? A most
unusual procedure. hon spate. when
the council chamber as reached. why
didn't this councilman stand up like
a man and mumsent his party by vot~
ing for some Republican. the same
as the two llemccrnta who were them
to vote for line of their party. The
early conference was a force in its
conception and outcome. and the whole
program was carried out just an ar
ranged by the Democrats. You iteptlb.
lirans were brave enough to all like
clams while the enemy pulled off the
game. now stand up against the «term
of public disapproval like molt. Don‘t
try and lay the blame on the other
follow.
OBSERVER.
llli lilllllil illl’llillll
lit Stilliill
lt‘ollltuocd from Vim l’ml
M‘llutli; MrI lawrenre. of the Frank
lla school and Miss Btodcld. of the
Center school nth nutrition of the
Iliftllln‘ having been disposed of. the
president of the Teachm' Aemrlattou.
Dr. Wm. E. Chancellor. addressed the
alerting on the subject of medical in-
uportlon in our public schools. llr.
Chancellor told in a "My offer-live
manner of the rel-tutu he had actually
seen acrolnpliaht-d by inspection of the
pupils in the would of which he has
had charge. Dr. Chancellor then call
ml upon Mr. Parker. of the (Senior
mined. and Iir. Thompson. of the that
Norwalk arhmla. each of whom road
short paporn on the lwccnaity of mm”
cal illspcriii'm ill the public arllluois.
Paper Read by "in Parker.
So far as i know, in no rily whoro
lumlll‘al iuslmllon of the ndhoulu liiui
llf‘t'll adopted. lull-l it ever been llblill‘
tiOllt‘fl. and the experience of I“ in
uniform in that they show a wduclioll
iu the monitor of cones of contagious
illnesses and a consequent mull-lion
ill the death rate. and further. the gun-
rrul health of the children in the
crowds is much improved with a cor-
rcsponding impmremout in tho char
’llrlrr of the bark of the pupils of the
lal‘llool, lines it not, therefore, RN)!“
almost criminal in longer delay medi-
cal lllflllt'cthI uhrrm-or rhildrcn arc
mphligally an aunt bray tr. ”than?“ '9‘
Ixetaua'rlohm wulcu nose nor”
on Sale
All Day '
Tomorrow is a good day to buy Dry Goods at the BOSTON STORE. for two very good
reasons: FIRST. the goods offered are just the kind wanted now; SECONDLY. the special
prices for tomorrow mean a big saving.
Blankets
200 pairs of ii 4 blankets wool nail. in Gray and
White; regular Si 25 value.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 95c
Outing; Flannel
50 pieces of the best Outing Finnhcls. worth to‘
day 121“ yard.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 8 l-2c YD.
Long Coats
illuu yalda lt‘fnc Long Cloth. 30 inches wide; value
".50 piece of 12 yards.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 99c PC.
2--Good Dress‘
Goods Values--2
81.25 t'ill-Zi'ltl‘l‘ SERGE. all wool, winior \‘ciallt.
new this reason. lull «iii inullca wide; iiiack. Navy
and Green.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 59c YD.
300. yard wide ALI. WOOL BERGER and “AHA
Till-3A iCLOTH. colors lied and \hlfie only
THURSDAYS PRICE. 37c YD.
Waiéts
Wollteu'a Malina "urine Walnut, a variety of styles
and colon: regular price 50c.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 37c
Underskirts
{officials In White.
y sold at not».
\i‘onlon‘s Flulluciotir lilllc.
l’luil aild airtime; rcullinr
THURSDAYS PRICE. 43c
Combination Suits
iatlll-a' floaty Plot-cc Linen Combination Suits.
extra stunt 7, it, 9; regular ".15 quality.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 7%"
Coats
A sunlplo line of Women's Coats. made of jersey
cloth. military style in Blue. Gray and ill-own; our
regular $12.08 value.
THURSDAYS PRICE. $9.50.
Night Shirts
Men‘s Outing Flannel Night Shirts. colored stripes.
all sizes: regular 50c quality.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 39c
Torchon Laces
lilly while you have the chaotic-for you can at-
ways find usc for such Laces.
2000 yards of Woven Torchon lace in an assort-
ment of showy patterns; regular he value.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 30 YD.
Handkerchiefs
.‘ul dozen ('hildrcn's All White iienlstitchcll Hand~
lturchicfs. regular price Sc.
THURSDAYS PRICE. 2c EACH.
Mittens
ladies“ and Children‘s All Wool Mittens, in white
only; regular 250 quality.
THURSDAYS PRICE, 10¢ PAIR.
Notion Dept.
'i'l'iil‘l..\lt SHOE LAYERS. extra wide and
strong; vainl- to pr. Thursday's price. . .12 for 9c
t‘iilldlitl-ZN‘S PATENT LEATHER BELTS. black
only; regular i.’-c valllc. Thursday's price ..... 7c
(‘lilh‘l‘th COLLAR FOl'NllA'PIONS. ill black
and while; reg. [00 value. Thursday price. .3c ea.
fill K SOI‘TACHE liltAll), 12 yard pieces; regu-
lar zinc value. Thursday's price ............. 16¢
DARNING COTTON on spools, black only; regu-
larly 3c spool. Thursday's price. . .6 spools for 7c
PIN SHEETS AND CUSHION combined. regular-
ly 10c. Thursday's price ..................... 6c
this sorrowful statement. “Yo ludyc
was not to ye mood.“ All propositions
of lore. business. literature and art
«Censor. And thou. when an eye
Monet around for lilo familiar lurch.
l.“ II. like the old U('llOWli"lllliifilllfl.
Housefumislling Dept.
i-leru strong AMMONIA,
goos.-Albauy Evening Journal.
.4.
A correspondent of the New Yorll
authored iogotllcl' in the public
llt'lillolll'.’
ill a city where compulsory
Children’sVeéts and Pants
tiiit'n' large also bottle; reg-
Imithil.
4G0VI‘MN0H HUGHES’ LECTURE.
vtloyornor Hughes. of New York. do-
cred an address full of interest lust
lilit in New Haven. Ho diacusacd
will soon become liUI'cllahOr.-*SCI‘RH‘
ton 'l‘rlbullc,
. _.-,
A llritlall peer is offering £25 rc-
ward for information regarding hill
callonally.
deadly commonplace,
hillllfttl. brand now,
Most of the time he is
i am fully persuaded that if the MS.
of the play of liallllet could be pre-
to a thousand in
toilinont people. not ton ill the bunch
alblf‘. and such other measures as will
unable edulwllon to be carried on with-
out location or injury to health. There
toudliluna cannot be supplied without
colllpetollt and intelligent medical ill-
Both a It'slcm can hr the
I ‘ l8 Iliad was a neat incandescent Sun mum to know who "owns Mars. must in- presented at tho opportune dance is enforrmi. that city "we, the m T3: 33:21:“ "Lust-rue" Mills make. all wool, 60c ulur price 10¢. Thundm'g prlcc ............. 7.;
3m 'flobel which ““13 by ‘th “l" \l'c hard it suuplclull that if i’tcrpont :II'N" :thcruIble ”mm” diddtnna. rhllll proper salutary surroundings. “ ‘ 2 healthy GOLD Fit-iii. globe and water plant.
if". I of or hropos on ill in Morgan does not already own it be .vcn i u gonna is only It Rollins oc~ preventionoi' (omission as for as 003* THURSDAYS PRICE, 450 Thursday": special IIIIIII IIIIIII “H.100
allertloll.
wire alldrlliidreu. We don't wander
tllcro‘a some fecilllll over there
against lords who are so careless they
complicit in politics and its remn-
allies in the closing lecture ill the Dmlgc
Foundation course at Yale on "The
would read it through. Most of the
augursted and maintained at a small
rest would simply skim a little and lay
cxllrnse. and tho lmneflt to be drrivod
. it down, but several would write to the th v-
- .. l their fallliiloll.-~Ncw York in the prevention of diseases. (2 till
anlibllitles of Citizenship. Ha 31:33; author informing him that he was that 0‘ lives and the improvement In I .. .
”1“le t° the growth 0' ”0""0‘“ ma- ' . + pushing a tired pull and had worked the thllh of u". 0mm"... in the
“ill” and party bosses and declared
i corruption in municipal politicis
Willy hId become disgraceful in
on and had brought democracy
"hauls. One of the remedies he
j was the divorcing of its.
. dram local politics.
. Saintly. be offered auulo excel-
' loo. saying:
. vice would be: .loln a party.
1st the great parties. ncwrding to
" crIl agreement with its rec-
out the vein. Bo. brother where. the
moral ill. when certain folks explode
their popvnlvcll and intimate that your
stuff is rot. rubbish. drivel and hog-
waail. smile and simply assume with
(Merge Washington that. "Ye lsdye
was not in ye mood." Every good
thing has been rejected and jumped on
by tho glibsolue party with ovorwecns
log faith in his own umnincieuce. lie
lute nothing at Mallow—ll. spits out his
verdict—e» forgets it and goes on to some
school cannot be calculated in dollars
and cents. ~«
Chicago has n uyelenl of school in- improving Iencral nanitltry conditions
operation by which the city is divided l'ropcr \cnttlatlou. heating and limit-
lnto eleven districts. each being in mg. effective and thorough cleansing
chsrgc of a medical inspector; push or blliidinga. prevention of oval-crowd.
districts are each sub-divided into nine lug, proper seating. attention to toilet
diatricta with an inupoclor for each l’t clue and outhollsos. the exclusion of-
of those. than giving the city lid to pupils having wounds-loathe akin dis-
operators. New York city. and in fact. cases. such as impound itch ring‘
many otlm large cities of our cell'u norm. etc. children with line. and otht
try harp very complete systems of too or vermin «all time naturally come
tiolllcllow or other a porllon'u civic
prlllc douau’t quite leap up as it ought
to at the joyful fact that 500.000 quarto
of champagne worn consulllrd in New
York on New Year's 6W3." New York
Evening Post.
Lot
All the alum: conditions. and many
others. are found in great numbers in
our attitude and their preventiongltlld
correctioiiowili in many cases remove
a handicap to the pupils. which other-
wise would remain a distinct detri-
ment to them and retard both their
physical and mental development.
Colulmtent and continuous medical
Hiliifttltloll of our schools will even
mm»... . .... .n. w “a...
ford not to take steps in our schools to
safeguard the welfare of the children.
to promote the efficiency of our
Ichoola. to protect the community and
the health and lives of its children?
ll"l'ho needs of a medical inspection of
the children ill our own Ichools have
been discussed by the principal; a
number of times in their meetings this
past fall. and it is with much pleasure
——0—»- I
it appears that the Rockefeller Iiiblo
clues ill New York hasn't had a good
financial year. and the class beglnll the
new year with a deficit. Standard Oil.
however, is financially all rlaht.--lios
. "93': “'1 tendency: “99mm“ ton 0'0””. thing else. .’ spncllon, and 1 road to the paper only within the province of the competent tuaiiy cause the Ibandollludnt of tho and satisfaction that we luv/0 learned
my and power of political w.-. When things collie your way and the the other evening that hrldxeport lI ”topical inspector. . , llarlllaly false assumption that all at the discussion of m, “an... cite-lion
”W M“ '0“ 3'0“" “”0” to gamma, I“... “mu... around the man is in another condition of mind about to inangllrpto i‘ system ofain - Other important fulletloml of the children are pumped of a uniform by u", bond of ”mm vlgnorl‘ ,\ ’
“it whoieaomo anti effective;
i‘iniy. regardless of your per.
W ortunea. against every effort to
. pi, it or to use it for selfish pur~
pport manners who are faith
. the party and serve it for its
and not their own: stand for
I in candidates uncut-chased and
. f’tstlvs of the wisdom and best
‘ of the party: in local matters
, dent and Hlnp‘dlitlllet your
. _ attired ofa local community 1
ii. hitting it well govnrnad:
' “sauna and Ill toilets
and aim to insis- your
. within its moor
mental and phyaical equality. At pm
eat all m» received and treated attach
ly the same no clatter what’ their men-
tal or physicei" end wmenta may he.
The sound. tile of if. the dull. the
‘bfllhb the strong. the week. all are re:
attired id lilii‘lilI the nine studies ob
am the! name hours. are subjected to
the nine «helpline. with no one to
note mtile defects of filliid or body. of
‘ Wilton for their relief
through leaf or Iorildai antennas
or I reorrahmnt of their studies
w {Mir km of. attendme. devote her entire tithe to ills work in
rm whole: sauce: and: narrows a} m mm" mm” with out when!
"a m“ w an “m“ °“‘ "° “‘ low on “fins my .
medical Inspector. are. to determine
the physical condition of tho pupils.
heeiluse it is futile and harmful to ati
tempt to educate a child who is not
in proper physical condition to be edu-
ctatsd to gtvs‘proldpt attention to do.
tents of vision place no defect of via.
ion can be coilsitlcled trivial. to ex-
amine Ill case. of defective hearinc.
become a lame per cent. of ouch oasis,
are curable when early Ind properiyto
treated. to correct mouth creation:
by having enlarged tonsils. “molds
and other Mine of nasal obItructitntt
removed. to advise proper tmtlnent
for deflected and decaying teeth Ito.
spectlon.
The duties of the medical inspector
do not begin and and with his efforts
to diminish the number of cases of
contayl‘ous til-cam and with liversnt
in: the public schools from ballooned
center! of dissemination for these dis-
eases by rigid supsmalorls of excluded
cases and examinations before allow-
in: such canes to return to school: in
fact such duties any malls. be said
in no his not important of the in.
mentor. for “whit the intelligent coop
oration It the «when and patella.
without Illicit no“ system can be site
dilate. much can be mutants in
llo‘ ll pound you on the back and cry.
”Great stuff great stuff! You have
John Milton skull s mllea-greati" And
next week he will model his subscrip-
tion.
it the lcemen inlllt on high priced Writs to cleave yourself and you will.
next summér they should be confront. NW"! i pm of the people I PM M
ed with a weather chart for the the time. not do not liniilllto that :10“
months of amber. troll. and Jana. can please all of the people sit at the
ary. isthmus Journal.’ time You out: no more minty» Ill.
W of the people than you can fool than
W‘rsllsclvau. .
~‘l‘he Phiiiotins.
. WW
lrving haebellor. the creator of ’th millennium will he hm when
nuns Roldan. who hall been I mi- Washillaton. D 0.. goes dry-Jilin Pith
dent of Greenwich for fifteen years. iI liaiine. , .‘
i
l ,
paper expressing the view of the prin-
cipals of all the schools of the town
has already been prepared and stall-
ed. and will be submitted to the bond
for its consideration at its next regu-
lar meeting. ‘
All to just what should he done in
our own town. that'questlon can at
this time perhaps. not he answered
with great «mucus but a good begin
hing would he on. if a omupetent
nurse were to be entitled who should
old story that "the idle rich are disc
appearing." it will be a good day when
it can he recorded that the idle poor
have disappeeredvzrl-ew York Herald.
in
‘ I.
Norwalk Chronicler