“‘crdris sudden fear that
‘t
’w.
W in party.
Hallway oyl
., A m _ m
*4 arm. camellia ran 'i‘lME.
ii w.
G lot-ado Sprlu .achool Bard in No
‘ ‘ ul'ry to Cho 6 a fidporintiiiddut.
.The Gazette, publiahed in Colorado
Springs. Colorado. prints the following
article regarding the school situation
in that citl': ‘
Certainly nobody can accuse. the
Board obit‘iiiucation‘of undue dreclpl.
tancy lu’chot‘is'ing a successor to Sit-
perintendent Dietrich. Since the “res-
ignation‘ of that gentleman enough
time has filapscd to investigate the
Whole Crop of candidates thoroughly
iind change some onc of thcm~if the
Board wanted to do it, but it becomes
lilain‘er every day that the Board does
of want to do anything of the kind.
Vite pretense has been all hilt thrown
aside and it. is frankly admitted that
the intent-ion is to defer action until
after the May election. Of course a
rotation for this has to be advanced.
at) the, public is given the absurd cx-
case that. it “probably" Would be tile-
1 for the present Board to choose a
uporintoudcnt now instead of leaving
the task for the new board which is
to kssume ofllce after thc May clcc-
ton.
'3 It seems entirely probable that. this
program will he put through, but the
people ought to understand the cane
clearly. They ought to understand
that the dilatory action of the Board
is not due to any fear as to the lcgnli~
ty of electing a superintendent now
but Simply to the influence of Mr. Dic-
trioh. who alone can profit. by deterred
dctibn. it has been the invariable
custom of the Board to cit-ct the an
be ntondent in March. and we under-
a ad that the same custom moi/Min in
other‘cltles of this state. Why, then.
such action
u did be "illegal" now? Simply bi:-
(‘lllifle Mr. Dietrich appcars able to
control the actions of two plumbers of
the Board and keep a third on the
fence. and if he can tllalntalu this con
ditioh until after the school election
on May 2 he may ilflYi' a clour major-
ity on the Board who would ptit him
book in his old job.
Facts in the One of Dr. Chancellor.
When the Board voted at its nicct-
lit; about two weeks ago to send Mr.
Kinney east to investigate the qualiti-
catiolis of some of tho applicants for
the superintcntiency lt dcfinitcly in-
structed hint to bring three of those
applicants to Colorado Springs at the
expense of the school district. Mr.
Kinney brought one candidate-«Dr. W.
111., Chancellor, who at ilrat was con-
sidered favorably. but was dropped
like a hot potato when he casually in-
formed the members of the iloard that
in his past experiencca he had bad
‘tgdble with boards of education over
the iniectlon of politics into school ad-
ministration. and had once written a
letter to a newspaper on some phase
of school work. inasmuch as an en-
tircly erroneous imprcaaiou has trained
currency it may be well to act forth
the facts in tho cane.
The. intimation has been given out.
that the Board. being laudably anxious
to eliminate politics from the public
school -systeni, was afraid to t'llsfuw
Dr. Chancellor on the around that he
had been mixed up in politics in Wash.
ington, D. C.. where ho was once au-
pcrintcndont. The truth of the situa-
tion in exactly the revcrsc of the. im-
proaaion hero conveyed. Dr. Chancel-
i‘oi' was "mixed up in politics" in Warth-
inlton only to the extent that he made
fight to eliminate politics from t s
uhlic schoolirand while in Color 0
prion ht- frankly informed members
the Board and othcra with whom he.
kdii. that if chosen superintendent.
crd he would insist. on being permit.
to adminiatcr the achoola without
“ lltlcdl interference of any kind.
readers can draw their own concili-
diono an to whether. in view at them
Mitt, the lloard wuu justified iii ro-
iling his application for thc reaming
made public.
Chlnotiilor'a Unusual lndouomautl.
The (lasatte‘u position. with rdgard
in Dr. Chancellor's candidacy can be
thin . atatcd. 'i‘ o lndoracuumta ho
' rod ntod wot-c at that could he alik-
. it is not dcnlod. even by tho
‘ timbre of the limrd who rejected
int. that ho is a man of national rcp-
tuiionaa a writer and speaker on
uw‘lo‘alii‘ ‘Eilitifi and a “gamma
,ty ,, uortanu on c.
.{fli‘liniatra‘ilon independent.
at on by citizens of Colorado
‘ " tirade while hilt ca didacy was
4 tnorb' than con rated the
x‘ idea had been made in his be-
. ‘ no wait heartily mounted by
' w I: Preildont Nicholas, Mun
" ' hint of Columbia University and
, r, dent. Plym ton of the floor of
y .. “To! A‘ hill-tit College. 1’ cat-
. HWtoa; who in aim a. member
» 6 . ill 6f the Teachers College
. . it Univerlilty. wrote: “’i‘hm
.ahi the country who under-
‘ u' about ddmiblstraiiou hotter
than ilr. financellor. He would not
”islinladc oivccment' rocit from
lhfljflii «and
or
or.
W “969‘ iii
liaivi'
illilll
’Hiil
one" quarry. so '
indium aluminum...
' Probatcsmwl is
Ground in the World
it.
unify, 1.9 ill! ‘ .
1113?: will ii hm! lilgdihci iiite' stone. needs
no repairs and lasts forever. . ‘ ‘
Lot up allow you cull-um:
111', mu“ “05*
tr ”(curb Nonwn‘im. “comm ‘.
can deflate]: it and what it will run.
pool: ptrenuoualylany interference of
politicians'in the conduct of the pub-
licachoola.” .
Uhder Ordinary conditions it in high
ly liiiprbbablé that. a {pan of such on
usual attainments coultl be induced to
accept thé nuperintcndcncy in Colora-
do Springs. hocauue he could command
a much better salary in a largcr city.
lint the illneuu or a member of Dr.
Chancellor's family which rcndcrcd a
change of climate desirable made him
willing to accept this post. it is a
atrikiug cotnmeniry on the wisdom
and breadth of view of the School
Board that after learning all of these
facts concerning him and dcclarltig
that they: considered themselves for-
tuuatc in the chance to engage such it
man. they were suddenly uclzcd with
panic and summarily rcicctcd him in
a frenzy of fear lea! he might. prove
intractable.
, The Only Way.
So far as hi‘. tiliallcrllor in t‘tlllt‘t‘l'll
cd tho incident. in probably clout-d, for
it ls'bardly to be sttppoacd that thc
Board would swallow its pride. admit
that it. acted uiiwlacly and talu- stops
to engage him, even if it could be coir
\‘lilt‘ed of tho pcltincsa or iii»: course.
At any vutc. the whole affair in lift
in a muddlc. .~\t the ntccting \‘i'ctincn-
day night tho litmrd rcconuidcrnd the
burst of generosity which induct-d it
two wcclis ago to authorizc paying
the traveling cxpt-tiscs of three cuiidi~
dates anti decided that future appll»
rants finial come. if at all. at thcir
"WU t‘Xlli'llSi’.
Half of thc school aupcriutctulcuts
in Colorado are clamoring for the job
tutti a number of others from amino
farther cast are also on the anxious
Beat, and it would appcar that if more.
uumbcra court for anything the llourd
should have little difficulty in tililui:
the place. [tilt in the background
and ever prcacnt at all lucctluan. to
see iluli’thla intcrcsta arc carefully pro-
tectcd. looms tho indcfatlizublc lilo
trlch. iic is the old man of thc «on.
still hanging on though but hold in
ahakcu. and still with cuouab oi that
mysterious inllucncc to kccp the
Board guessing.
it in as plain as a pikcutui‘f that
iiii‘l‘l‘ will be no acitlclncul of school
.ii'falra. nothing lull uncertainty. agita-
tion and turmoil, uulll tllc liourd inau-
nizca sOtliehow to arrow llu courage to
tho sticking point and elect somebody
else fill his successor without allothcr
day of lllltlt't't'rlsfil')‘ procrastination.
Preferably it should cit-ct llr. ('httucct-
lor. but if it. cannot do this without
sacrificing too much of iitt pride. by
all means let it ell-cl one of hc tllllt'l'
candidates whose claimn hnvc beam in-
vestigated-Maud do it now.
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH.
The rcatoraiivc power of sound
sloop can not be oi'cr entliuulcti and
any ailment that prevents it is a mun-
acc to health. .l. In. Southern, l-Iau
Claire. Witt. aayu: -~"b‘0r ti long limo
l have been unable to sleep eoutully
nights, harbour of palna acroaa my
back and soreltcus of my kiiiilcyu. My
appclilc was very poor and my heart'-
al condition was much run down. i
havc bceu taking: Foley‘s Kittucl‘ l’lllti
but a short time and now alccp an
aound art it rock. i cut and cnjoy my
mania. and my aeticral condition in
greatly improved. 1 can lltlllt'bily rcc
omuiend Foley‘s Kidney l’lila iii-l i
know they- hnvo t'tlrtul inc." 'l'bc
bridge Pharmacy. "
GOODIELLwLUDLOW.
Prominout Fire incur-nee and Real
Clinic Man Wadi in Bridgeport.
(lrunviilc W. (inodscil. of Ilrldacport,
and hire. Montana lutdlow. of llrbuna.
Ohio. were married at iii o‘clock you
lertlay morning at. the home of Mr.
and Mrs. it). A. Jennings, on lirooklawn
avenue. Bridgeport. the Rev. Charles
E. liilson. pastor of the Union chapel.
Woodmont. officiating. 'l‘hc imprec-
sivc l’renbytorlan marriage wcrvlrc wua
mind. Mr. lipnou being a nit-tuber of
the Woutchoaicr i‘rcabytary.
trip, will rctiltle
bomb. "l'olul.
input.
on oxtcuulvo Wedding trip. Mr. flood
evil in Very writ known in thin locul-
ln lbcir
l’leauuut.”
iluudaomo
iii Womb
to offcr lliclr coiutrtttululloml and
unit and MM. (loodacll.
"was...
and you A mum mutant i
You don‘t have to be one in Of‘iit‘l‘.dniilo it is mutual. not because it. is
to mix your own paint when you have 3 war. The choice taunt over he in ftivor
of righteousness. and this whether on
a house to paint. it's mighty natty to
b 4 gallon: of l.. a M. Paint. and 3
of the best
11.30 per
painter pa at your bound.
pica lluwu. (20.. Norwaik: W. i-‘i. (layer
.0 Rune. Wcitipori; Northrop
politics, but would on
a fi‘
Southport.
p volt. former president of the United “
Staten. delivered his eagerly awaited/(0' "
. of Paris and nuiuy diatin uluhed sucatu
. the moat important feature of the din-
Mr. and Min. tluoducil. Mit‘l' a abort ““1""-
butcr. mm. w,“ "mum”, tukc tuun: that in. no should or auto to tight.
ity. and bin bout of my...“ will ltnuieu .ilvc well-inclining pilliouoplicra who do-
bcut wiubcu for the buppiucim of him. Wm”
an lone of pure Liuacml Oil. and put 'alternlitiva be war.
both in a large pull and mint well to must not be merely. is there to be
‘Milt'i'. You will then make 7 gallons 5 peace or war? The
p‘lnt at. a coat of about its the right to profit
alto and than have a good’
The L. a M. is sold by Cline. importing and vtrilo people intuit
«bow. South Norwalk; Hubbcll it Stir ‘ch,’ whatever the coat.
Bron. ability to ,.work. Mull 2mm: lmtmrtaut
to“ u . .
ill .iiiiliiiiiil
L'“’”ai,”i‘*”" .
it at iii-iii”
in gm sumac
rams. April 23,—5rneodom auctio-
lecture ‘on ”Clilienahlp in a Republic,"
in the sometime, out afternoon. tits
audience waa compound of all of the
members of the French cabinet. 900
student» selected from the University
by whom the occasion w is regarded as
tlugtiiahed American'a visit. to France.
in the courae of bin addroas Mr.
Roosevelt made reference to the aub-
Jcct of human rights nntl property
rightu iii the following paragraph:
"My poultiou as regardn the moniotl
lntcrcutu can be put iii a low worda.
In every civilized society property
rights must be mutually safeguarded:
ordinarily and in the great majority
of canon. human rights and property
rights are fundamentally aud‘in the
long run identical. but when it clearly
appears that there in a real conflict
between them. human rights llliltll have
the upper hand. for property belongs
to than and not than to property.“
The balance or the. address foilowa:
“With you here. and with ml in my
own home. in the long rainstorm-an or
failure will be conditioned upon the
way ltt which the average than, tbc
average woman. does bin or law duty
first in the ordinary. everyday affalru
oi‘ lilo. anti next iii those great occu-
clonal f‘l'iiit'ii which call for the heroic
\‘it‘tUci-l. The average t'itlzcu must be
a good tritiiirn if our republic»: arc to
succeed. 'l‘bc iill't‘lllli will not pcrmn-
indicates weak p as iifthc stom-
itch nerves which control the
desire for food: It is a sure
a that tho ' ' '
ii... that" .
I . ,t
”Ev-W hMliimu-dak;
W H -W...
romembcr that the chief of blessings
lav any nutlo‘ in that it shall leave
its need to interit the land. It was
the crown or titaasingadn lilbitcau
times; and It Is the uxown of blonsitlgu
now. The greatest 9 all curaqa la the
curse of sterility, and the aov‘eraat or
all conttcnittatttxuts mould be that via»
ited upon wilful atariliiyu The. first
caucutial in any civilization in that
the titan and woman allali be father and
tudtllcr of healthy children, an that
the race ahull increase and not dc-
crcauc. if thin in not.uo. it through no
fault (of tlic auctcty tilct't- is failure to
lucrctiac. It be a great mlat‘ortunc. it
the failure in tillt’ to deliberate and wil-
ful l’uult. tbun it is not merely n- initi-
l'ortunc. it in one of those cvltucn of
ease and sclt-tiltiuincbcu, of uhrinkinu
from pain and oliori and risk, which
iii tho long run nature punlitliea
more liruvlly than any other. it we
of the {ti-eat rcpublicu. if u'c. the iron
people who claim to have emancipated
uurnclvou from the tliruldoln of wood
and error. bring down on our heads the
curt-to that cotnck upon the wilfully
burrcu. than it will lu- an idle wash,- of
breath to praitlo of our ucliim'cmcnls.
to bouut or all that we haw douc. No
refinement of life. no delicacy of tunic.
no material proareaa. no aorditl hcup.
illg \lp oi riclws. utl acnuuouu iiilvt'ltlp
ucntly rise higher than the main
source. and the main aotlrt‘c or national
power and national greatucaa in found
in tht‘ average citizenship of thc nu-
tion.
our boat to tion that the ataiidard oi
tbc :ncrugc t‘illlt‘il la kcpi high; and
tho ili‘i‘i‘dgt‘ cuiitiol bc lit-pt lilgll liti-
luau lilo standard of tho lcudcrn is
very much liinllcr
"it is null if it largo proportion of
tho lcutlcru in um republic. iii an)
durum-racy. arc. as it lllliltcv oi (‘llill‘lit‘.
drawn from tho ritual-u rcprtmuued in
this uutlicticc twin). but only provititui
that those t‘lnRSt'u possess tbc gitta
of sympathy with plain pcoplc anti of
devotion to grout idcnla You and
lhonc llko you limo it‘t‘t‘ii'ctl spt-cltti
advantages: you have all of you had
the opportunity for mental training:
lilitny of you btnc bud ici-ml‘v. most
of you huvc had a chance for the rip
ioymunl of lifc far nrcaicr than comma
to the majority of your l'clltms To
you and your kiliii much has bccu
gltcn. and from you llllli‘ll should bc
by 1 too t ed.
"ll i.» not the critic ulio counts; not
lhc man who politic. out how tho «trout:
uluii stutubica, or ubcl‘c the door nil
livti‘titi could liavc douc tbcin ili‘iiri‘.
'l‘hc crctlii lit-longs to tho man who
in actually in tho arctia. \vimnc fare
in marred by dust anti awcut and blood:
who strtvca \nllautiy: who crrs. and
t‘muru abort again utitl :tuttiil bccauyc
lhcl'c is no cmirt without bind and
aliortcotump: hilt who (1005 actually
alt-ivc to do the tlcctlu; who known the
grcat t‘llilillbihnlll. liil‘ grunt devotions;
who npcntls liliuacli in a worthy cuiisc.
who at the best known in the cod
the triumph of high achlcvctncnt. and
who at the worst. if bc fulla. lit louul
fuila whllc daring greatly. so that ilili
place ahuli ncrcr bu with illtlav cold
and timid aoula who know uclthcr ric-
tory nor tit-{cat Shame on the than
of cultivated Inuit- who pcruiita rc-
iiuoliicut to develop in u Itialitlbulancau
iiint uillltu him for doing lllc rough
Work of n worltuduy world Ammo: the
tree pcoplca who atwcru tlicuiavlvca
tbcr'o is bill a sliiliii held of tiscfulm-ua
upon for thc inch of cluluicrcd liftI who
nbrluk from contact with their fcl
town. Sill] lcau room in thorn for
liltllif' who tit'l‘liit| or alinbt what bl
done by [bone who actually bcar the
brunt of the day; our yot. for thoac
others who always pl‘ofcau that they
would iikc to tabc action. if only iiit»
conditions of life wcrt- not what they
actually are,
"i pay all homage to liltcllurt, and
to cluborulc and fillt’l'ifliili‘ii training
'l‘bcrcforc it behooves us to do.
mom of art and litt-rttttiio. can in any
way Clilllllt‘milllt‘ for the loss of flip
llrcal fundamental \‘il'illtrr; and or
those gi‘cal fuudnltlcillul virtues. lbc
nrcalost is ibc rncc'a motor to pot-
potituto ibc l'uco.
“in abort. the good citizen in a to
public must rculizv that he ought to
poascaa two win oi lllliliiili‘ii_ and that
iioilbcr avails Without tlic other. llc
iuuat burr liltlr‘i‘ splnlltlm which tuukc
for cillclcucy: and he llills‘l aim: haw
those oliulilic.» Which lilt‘o'i‘l tlui villi»
cicnry into chunucla for tho public
good ilc to "$14953 il' bc Ia lucibcictlt.
i‘litu'.» be liiliiiillp to luv done with (but
typo of citizen of whom all that can lw
said is that tic it: hurtuicas \‘irtuc.
which in ticiuipicnt upon a rlugniab
circulation, ii tu-t iluprcsaivc 'i'hcrt‘
in little piano in tictivc life for tilt-
timid good mull. Tbc man
saved by “(illitliltxh‘ fmiu voliuat wick‘
Minoan. in likcwluc rolidcrcd immune
from the ruin; ii‘l' \iriuca 'l'ib- good
citizen in a republic ultirl lira-t or all
be nblc in in .i in.» non llc is- no
good citincu chime tic bun the ability
which will lll.li‘-t' him “1er hard and
which at lu'cd .viii iiiakc binl light lutrtl.
'i‘lic pond nilixuu in not a good citizen
unions be is an ctliclcnt i‘liiiif’ll.
“’i‘iicrr cw pivu'y of ”Ni t‘ullilln
iiit-lllfil‘li‘t's Hociuitata with about. up to
“ii” iii} alioacibcr imruiouiotls dcslgn to
it. pays to buy a good. strong fou~
lard if you would have auction will
but Wl'lllkiti easily and will look well
all tlu-ougb the aeauon. .
elf you live in the country, it will
be may for you to remove the fish
odor from all the utonuila to which it
clings, for there in no better way than
to fill or cover them With fresh earth
for a abort time.
If tbc house gotta damn. you may
amt lipotii or. mildew on your leather
chairs. They can bc removed with
vuucllnc rubbed oil with ii flannel
cloth.
' AHlml‘uitua with eggs from the Gold
Mctitil lt‘lour Cook 800k: BO“ iWil
bounds of tho yogi-table; cut off the
tcudcr tops and la them on a tumor-
cd pit-dblh. seasoning with pepper and
null null two tablespoons of mcitotl
bullcr. neat. four eggs Juat enough to
Ill't'flk tht- yolkd. and pour 0V9!“ ”l0
asparagus. fluke eight minutes in a
pond oven utid nerve with allocu of
tcudcr broilctl lilll’.
Keep a pair of noiseorn to clip out
lllc rcutcr of grapefruit. as they do
it much more neatly titan kniveu
which ncrvr poem to be sharp t-nough
for mort- than a day or two at a time.
A local inlllincry parlor has in ii.
ii noticcaiilc smart hat. It. to a log‘
born of llit'tlilllll size and graceful. ir~
rruular ahupo. its trimming being tWo
lit-my l<‘rcnch plumcs on the loft ultic
tum willuwl in abadcd ashes of room
tints. with a double. row of tiny roses
in identically the name shadca handing
lht‘r cmwn where it shown.
Wlpt- your linoleum clean of dual
and dirt before putting on the milk to
give it luster. ,
it in very probable that the plain
part of your pongcc gown would laun
dcr pcrfcclly woll. bill you cannot. bc
an surr about the embroidery on it
so a safe way in to teal a plow of the
material before you attempt to clean
the cutlrc gown; you may have» to
M‘llii it to tho clcuut-r's to bc tionc with
uaaoliuc.
.inothcr rcauou for swallowing n
tublct oi" tncdlciiic with a glass of Will
cr ilt'nltit‘ that of making the mcdi
' cim- no down more cnuily and quickly
j i.» that thc atolnath in less likely to hi
tiixtutbcti if litc tucdicinca arc t'rritut
inn. ‘
A urcnt litany illunya iiulltcn lllcll
rut'd naucc of‘buitcr and collar by
ilf‘llllllfl into if at the lust ibc stilt
whitc of all cut: or thick. hrnty cream
t\lll‘iiili"l‘ delicious addition in a atnal
quantity of luaaht-d il‘iill.
With a mourning frock of vcillnc fill
a young girl is plcturcsl a \‘t-i‘_\' large
but on tho cxtcrcuw mint» of whoae up
:uvncd lcfi attic brim is ili‘l'l‘ilt‘d a do
lut'stir imvl «all in black to bc ulli‘c
hilt a coal chuntcclcr bat and not or
fli‘
t‘tllllllilfll‘ a truck of that clinrutcct‘, i:
sccina to the.
i am “fluid flow to niakc tutti fruit
ill't'ut'l‘l‘t‘ii. uitd.ftlthouab tbc rccipt
; was ili‘illii‘li r‘mlllt‘ tiuw mm l mu glut‘
gin rcpcut it now at the beginning of
ibc fruit Si‘lisiill. First you put a
tililli'i of lil‘i‘nt‘l‘i‘illfl lii‘tlnily ititti a
alonv jar, and it in ilf‘lil‘r to have it til
lurnc ulzc for you are now in arid
iiitll‘t‘ than you unliclpntc bcfurc tlu
u tillic print, it is Ilillit‘ pnssiblc to
Work. it 'br next Hit-p is one \\iii(‘il
both up and they wish to intro. why of
t‘utii'st» illit‘ ii, ultlului uity l‘t‘Rlii‘fi in
the fact that our views an to flip tculli
stop may differ lint. on tlic otllci
baud. kccp clearly in mind that.
thought it ban bccn worth Mill.» to
take one .«i- p. this done not in tbt- lt-usi ‘
tucan that it «an not be highly disad-
iantagcnm to lnkc the port
"'l‘bc now! ritlncn will demand lib.
arty fut lumaolf. and an a matter of
prbic bc uiil MW“ in it that "thorn to
ccivc iilt‘ illu-rty which be ibua claima-
llli his 0“!)
love or liiiv‘l’ly in any country la tbc
Wu; in “luck minorities arc trcatcd
in that country. Nolfmly should thcrc
ilc ('Dlilllit'it‘ iiborty ill million; of to
Union and opinion. but complete lib—
crty for t'ilt‘ll mail to lead his lifc as he
lil'h‘il‘i‘h. tumbled only that in no do
Inn bc dot-i. not wrong bin nciitbbor“
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mob-ckemmd‘ ll. l‘olua. l‘ilca.‘ N
Y.; ii. .i Manson. .ir . .\‘ Y.: i.. ll. Hurl-
ltuli. \Vilitui; H (il't‘t‘llfiii'lll. lii'itipt»
port; t‘burlca l2. .‘iltliiroc. New York.
i.. Miiilz. Newark; iiilca i'Ulit'I'. Now
ilat‘ob; Al litutciiabcvtt. ilrltlitcpori:
E. i‘liiir and wife New iioclicllc: .‘ilha‘
itilaic Hall. New Milford. i“. it how»
of flip lntcilcct. and yct i know i
ubuii linvc tbc uuucut of all of yolti
lli‘t‘r't‘ili wlicu i add that lliili‘l' illllitll‘lw
lint xilll ill‘i' tbc coiuumuplucc. cvctgvu
liuy qualities and virtucu. '
"Such ordinary. cvcry-duy uuuliticu
incllulc the will and the powcr to
work. to light. at nerd. and to have
plenty of healthy children. 'l‘bcrc are
In few peoplo in crcry country no horn
‘lbat they can land liver: of leisure.
,‘l‘baaa fill a iluci‘ul function if they
killilkt’ it cvidcnt that inletirc tioca not
llli'illl idlctieaa. flat the uvorauc lllilli
lnuat cnru his own livelihood. ilo
inhoultt be trained to do no. and mi
should be trained to tool that be occu-
ipiea u contemptibic intuition if he done
inot do no: that be In not an object of
Ivory if he in ltilc. at whichever cud
of the nuclei ucalu bc Manda. lull an
object of contempt, an obioct of de-
"iu the built plucc. the good man
ahmlld be both a «from: and a brave
bc tilioltiil be able to act-vb bbt country
all it litlltilur if tlic lli‘i‘ti uriacu. 'l‘hcro
claim autlliitjti lilf‘ utiriltbtomuulcau of
" 'I‘hcy urit rlitlil only ii' may“ lay
all their annihilate uptut the upright-
couuucan. War iii it dreadful tiliiut.
and unjust war in a crime analuut
humanity. but ii in each a crime bu-
alttarnntlvs be peace or whether the
The attention
donation must be.
i ? Are the great
laws of riahteopauetiu once more to
be fulfilled: And the antiwar from I
lift.
”li‘lu'aily. cvt‘n moriv important than
than ability to fight at head. is it to
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toil. Minn :4. .\l. lluuton. filiaa Slocum,
t‘lty‘. \\', ii. litlwil. Now York; it. E.
Smith. iluutoit; \\‘ ii. Road. Troy; .\‘.
ll. l‘udiuua. ltot‘kuwai ilcurb: i"
A. liuascll. Ncw llnvcu: h‘. llocuc.
ircno i‘ lluwlcy, Iii‘lit‘ l‘alllilu. Nt-w
York; ii“ :4 llaiicy. iloxtoti: it). A. Mcr-
i‘llilli. Sprillltiicltl
a... ., . .-—-».-....
~“3llfforcd day and night the tor»
meat of itching pllca. Nothing helped
me until i band llolin’l Ointment. lt
cut-Ml mo pcrmatinniiy."-—}lou. John
R. Garrett, Mayor. Girard. Ma.
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County Annotation to lo Formed Here
on April 30.
A mention for tho put-polit- of organl.
aim; u Fulriicld (futility llookccpcra'
Auaociuiicn will be held iii Riauiforil
on t-laturduy. April iiti. 'l‘hc rnitiuilt-
ice in abut-ac of the location would be
glad Ii cvcry portion in the. county who
kcnpa uvtvu tutu uwuriu of burn could
be iil‘iilii'ili and partial in nprctullnn ibc
liotit'c,
l’roiuiiirilt upcukcra from thin State
and New York arc t‘XllN‘iI‘ii to bc prim-
cut, to dbwunu practical topics. A «pica
tion—blur through which cacr member
may make bin pcraouul wants known.
wil be a prominent feature. ‘
organisation will be to lllllitli the now-
ly appointed at to bee-inspectora to
eradicate the locale known on tout
brood train the State. The committee
Are arranging to have an exhibit, or all
odern beekeeping appliances. includ-
ing aantpiea of honey and different ra‘
’ on of been. .
The. at Juan is to be held in Memor-
ial iinll. own Hall liltiidlnlt. There
will be two aunslona. one at it) a. tu..
anti/at ii u. up.
.w. Ii .t‘olcy. lid-darn it. lliuolow and
Probably the tent or true)
thin at tho spacial olijceia of tho
cud of thc ecamn. Into this put :-
‘tllllii‘l of llullctl atmwbcrrica or any
;fruit lcft ovt-r from a iucnl, always in
‘clutllnx flu» some amount of auxin
"wilt-titer it bc a quart or only a cup
l.\titi oranacs and Ictuons cut up will
'tim iwvl, watcvincion rind, atoucd rain
inn. pilil‘iulliili. cbcrrics. and ill fact cv
-cry vul'it-ty of fruit 'l‘llc prcacrvc lu‘
ling a \‘cry rich (inc, it will bc {mind
icxccllrut pill in ice cream and frozon
law We" as to be used st-ptiralcly
ih‘omc maruschiuo anldcd to the brandy
iot‘ any of but liquor improves illt‘ iial'Ot
vcry lunch. Aftcr tbc jar is filled. it
'lll’tlrit bc shard away for acvcrai
months. or a full year. in order that
tho tinvtira may iwcoiuc blended and
harmonious. lluicctl about t‘hriutlnaa
is a good ncason for owning the jar.
uhi-n ll lltlfiri greatly to the pleasures
of tho holiday M‘tliiilll. 'i‘l‘llt'lii‘fli Ric
ripe»: by him. Ii. ii. Cutter, publialu-ti
by lluiilclti in Company. New York.
If you have in your inmltctiniotl a
priccicae old sampler workcd by your
grandmother or great grandmothcr.
our of the bout ways to prcscrvc it in
tact in to have it framed like a pic
turc tutti hung upon the wall of your
M-.. ..._ .. w. i h. .......-~
Are Sure of More
for Your Money
‘ if You Buy Here
if you are a study customer
your caving ll aonaidecablo; if
an occasional patron you gain
an Ivory “attention.“ We are
retailing wholesalers of Como.
Tu. Spices. sugar and kindred
goods. and are ambled. by pro.
paring our own worn. to guar-
antee their frcabuou and purity.
Our 25c Blend of
COFFEE
it way beyond what the price
firings elsewhere. as we import
dirut'and out out the “middle”
profit that you an alkali to ply
- other dealers.
i d .
The Union" Pacific '
Tea Co,
moan m _
A it» 1’0“" Nil!"
i . 1'. limit arc the rciuntiitcu in charge
t arrangement. tor the meeting.
it i
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the vcrac inacribcd and the personal
note that attaches to it by reason of
its muncrtion with the family unite in
mulling such an heirloom a most in-
tcrcstlnk pit-cc both to the family and
to friends.
D, A. R. ELECTS CONNECTICUT-WO-
MAN.
Vi'ASiithi'l‘ihV. April 2:i.-~lu the
second cloctiou luadc accessory to
complete the list of officers of the Na-
tional Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. at their conti-
nental congress bore, Mrs. Sarah T.
Kinney. of Connecticut, was chosen
honorary vlcc~prouident, defeating Mrs.
t‘barics ll. Deere. of illlnolu. by a ma-
jority of .30 votes.
'l‘hc tctlib vicc-prtieuidclll-gcnci‘ztl
clcctcd wua Mrs. Anna t‘aroliue lit-n-
nlng. of Ut‘iil‘gifl. who received a "lil-
rality ovcr Mrs. i‘llarlca Russell lla-
vis. of Mllllit‘sfiiii.
CHICHESTEB’S PILLS
anamonarr-wi .
(‘ bebop-tor”- Diuuon Fund@
In in in Ind and Gold maniac
ins-ice. seized with Illa: Rrbcn.
all. no other. Buy of on
Amtwt‘iltarii’mkcnn
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Ill] 05” lililh'l) I'll.i.§. for ll}
yomhmvrnuncttfiaf‘t.Alrlytkcihlk
Sillii ill DRiiiltilSl’S EVERYWHERE
tarantula
HAS NO TERRORS FOR THE
HOUSEKEEPER WHO USES A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
for sale at $25.00. for rent at $1.00 per
iay. and
The Peerless Electric Cleaner
for auto at $65.00. for rent at $3.00 per
iay. arc the best cleaners on the lnar~
RM, and no will dcmoustrnic the fact.
1' you will call at our store.
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i. .i. littllit t Sill a.
134-186 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
human.
Have You Examined it?
The moat complete. ttpAto-datc. two
nusacngcr car of thc season. Four
cylindcra Bu horac powcr. Sliding gcltr
transmission. ~50 milcs an hour if you
want it.
i‘honc :i-ir. Glover. on 241-5, for dem-
mstruiion or catalogues. or send pos-
tal. .
tending complctinu of our building.
our office-s are at tit Winfield St. East
xorwuik; 15 South Main St.. South
Norwallt.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
i We Grind Our Own Lats.
Feawick Optical Co.
iliiii'rlb‘nii’lr idlu‘ilud.
B .. 1-0 .
.97 waautmvrhu Mann.
Hotll'Iw-B to 11:80 a. m.. and 13.45
ii p. at. Monday and daturday. l to
9 p. to. ‘
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Look before you Leap.
Don’t land on the wrong range.
You may injure your digestion
and your disposition.
The Stamford Range will let
you down so easily and satisfac-
torily that you will wit-ihyou
needed another, But you never
will need another.
It is an investment for a life-
time.
FOR SALE BY. . ‘..
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
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infirm; ”'th ”’tiiuit'm. lagging; mus{outgrow‘imdmf‘ao LF
CLUB.
The second in the series of Sunday
evening musicales. inaugurated by tin.-
Hartford Golf club. which are proving
popular. was given at the cltlb house.
Sunday afternoon. The. program, which
otinaistcd by a recital of songs by .i.
Mctllurc licllowk, the baritone soloist
ol‘ (‘hrist church, was as follows:
in) Di l’rovcnzu (from ”La 'l‘raviata")
............................. Verdi
ibi Lilllgi tiui caro belie ....... Secchi
iai Still wie die nacht ......... Robm
ibl iiofi‘nlmg ......... ' ..... itcichardt
ial Sunset ............. Dudley Buck
(bl Who is Sylvia? ......... Schubert
The Two (irenadiers ...... Schumann
Mr. Hallows acquitted himself with
the artistic excellence which has al-
ready won for him a high place among
the aiutzcrs of Hartford. liis uonoroua
voice was especially effective in the
Verdi. Schumann and itcichardt se-
lections. Arthur i’ricst was the ac-
companist. and rccoivcd a generous:
share of wcllvtncvitcd applause. A
large and appreciative audience was
proscnt.—— Hartford Times, April 12.
LACE
CURTAINS
(IOwiag to delay in
factory. shipment of
curtains incl received.
1] Because of this tardy
arrival we are offering
them at about one-half
their a so al values.
Prices from 65c to $6
a. K. MITCHELL. uuosauxza
F. A. MfiCHELL
HOUQE FURNISH ER
coauea WALL mo HIGH are.
. uoawaut. couu.
i
horwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
wash A nor SPELL cones
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat. order your Gas
Range today.
Haunted?
Power Co.
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