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.70 OOWRVI BIRDS. THE VALUE OF WORK. THE BILL OERM.
, -:- -" ——--—- (John Kendrick linngn in Puckl
Uncle Sam Urge: to Guard Migratory A Present Help and Lasting Benefit in i know that money curries germs.
I Floclto. Treatment of the Nervous. For 1 have “"9“ 39““
vNEW YORK. Sept. ’27.~—lt‘ollowlng
the recent moommcndatlon for feder-
al protection or. migratory birds by the
National Conservation Congress at St.
Paul. farmers. sportsmen and land
owners throughout the country are to-
day joining a general movement to
urge Uncle Sam to conserve his value-
ble feathered resources. Under tbr
leadership of the Nullonhl Association
of Audubon Societies it is planned to
enlist; every‘mnn who lillu an acre or
carries a gun. as well as every bird
10Ver.vin this campaign for the. lll‘ebiel"
ration: of the insect and rodent eating
and game birds or the nation. - Unless
migratory bird lite is soonmade safe by
the federal authorities trout one end
of the country to the other by a uni-
Iorm protective statute. leading orni-
Athologlsts here are now united in pro»
thorium speedy extermination of many
«species of the some and wild birds or»
who land.
. ~ Iron delegates in every section of
the comment reports are being racelv-_
ed attire headquarters of the Audubon
organizatiort in this city which show
strong oeutlment tor the' federal bird
Asunrdlanship that was unanimously
made a plank in the platform ot the.
at.‘ Paul congress. irrespective of
party policies, it, is declared that the
people of every locality now stand
ready to urge congress to empower the
nation to protect the migratory birds
tnht are being destroyed through inch
of uniformity in the laws of its several
plates. The recent action of the Na-
clonal Conservation Congress is u prac-
Mcai endorsement of the principles
contained in the Weeks Bill. now pend-
.Ing at. Washington. it is pointed out,
which gives the federal government
authority to regulate the killing oi ml-
vfimmry game and non-game birds.
.‘ No interference with state laws for
btriotly resident birds would be in—
waived in federal protection, according
31.0 puthorities that how been consult-
iod today by leaders in the new move-
ment. while the interests of tilt» opo-
‘plor of every section of the country
would be served by proper protection
to! the migratory iiocltt-t upon which
.9va oltiseu of the United States must
depend for agricultural prosperity.
(though the National Asociatlou ot‘ Au-
dubon Societies has succeeded in ura-
iipg thirty-seven states to protect their
Insectveetiag birds by talrly adequate
Ilws which may be changed on the im-
uisc of any succeeding legislature.
l illiam Duteher, president or the. or-
ientation. declared today that in ted»
Aral protection alone lay the hope for
nil Americans to preserve their com-
Inerclally, valuable bird species. Until
the government authorities at Wuulr
Inzton were able to guard the nation's
migratory blrdo at all points within its
borders. he asserted, the present
wholesale destruction of these winged
Meets would continue to the point of
extinction.
i
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FROM WlBE MEN.
Every noble acquisition is attended
(with its rlnkn and he who fear: to on»
Water the one must not expect to ob-
tain the other.—-Metnstsalo.
a You must live for another it you
wish to live for yourselt.-—8eneca.
i- The-rewarded lite depend upon dti-A
Issues and the mechanic that would
Wont lite work must that sharpen his
nectar—Confucius. j
Mingus: pleasure leads and peace at-
;l n I .t .
1711mm means are {air and spotless as
his side.
--Wordsworth.
Life'is the finest of the line arts; it.
”I“ to he leaned with lite-long pu-
llence. and the years of our pilgrimage
prevail too short: to master it triumph;
I” . MUN-“DEUUMOM.
GAE-WI To flfllhAMLPHtA.
lanthanum, a7.-~Rev. A. lit.
1. let mum- 0221110 ruin street Bap-
! 1 Church. has received notification
_ in: e unautmoue vote or the den.
, V‘ tot: Grotto Baptist Ghurohmt Phil-
‘0'“ , or he he: moorland» be-
.... *'* ..Wte no or at the church.
Mitchel 1119:0000”! is subject to
m“? 1“ ‘WW ' .l‘“
t t will ' r. at-
. .. rotate or his duties at
About November 1. He
Dr. R. lei. Carroll contributes to The
Journal of the American Medical as.
sorlation. an article on "The Therapy
of Work," or which the Medical itcc
nrd prints this summary:
"Man is mentally, morally.
physically no attuned that when din
ordered his pert‘cct restoration dc
mamis intelligent readjustment of eat-it
element. The derangement oi the me-
chanical working; 01' the body huvr
been subject to increasing surgical.
skill until we invade every precinct ‘ot
the body. llul this has had its evils.
and until recently practically normal
organs were sometimes removed. and
exploratory incisions were made tori
their mental cite-cl.
“The modern physician. with his llll'
mouse therapeutic :u‘mamentarlum
must still feel the stigma of omplri
vii-.111 as he faces many of the dist-anew
ot- lntornol medicine. and one reason
is that he has ignored that principle
ot lite connected with domination
and making the redl‘bo‘tly, the psyche
’l‘hc neurologist has been pleading
that a certain percentage of intallds
are psychlcaiiy ill. Emotional shock
‘is interpreted lhrouph the physical
sensations, the individual lll't‘llllli‘h
neirwentrod, the physician who has a
powder for every pulu fails to uppi}
his psychology, and the patien’. llfll‘r
pausing through ‘tlte hands of the pity-
slciuu, the ol‘ulist', the udmulnul aura,
teen anti the ustcupnth, finally ilutls
cure in the nogatious ol' Eddylmu.
:lild medicine is rightfully discredited.
"'l‘ite neuropallt may also be of the
hereditary type. and then the case is
difficult. The acquired form may rt
.mlr trout exhaustion. intoxication or
have its oriuiu in the owner‘a brain.
Nerve integrity is reduced by profit-
lesu lutronpectlou, morbid ut'lf-Ctlll-
sciouuttesu, ttltru-seuslllveucss, sell"
deprcriutiou. cynicism. pessimism.
doubt. and. most bunelui of all, four
in its many forum.
“The call is for men practiced in
the arts of medicine. who, in addi-
tion, are students at the human
mind. The length or the list of false
psyt-bothcrapoutit- cults but. etnpha-
5|sz the need for true. rational
psychotherapy. There cul‘ all” as-
sert in a chorus most emphsfle that.
beliefs though false. may displace
morbid ideas and stfert cures.
"Years devoted to t 9 development
or a workable. practlca psychotherapy
have convinced Carroll 9‘ the proport-
derating value or. work as a preuent
help and a lasting benefit in the
treatment of the nervous. The value
of Mitchell‘s rest euro is unintention-
ed. but otten pl‘OVos inappropriate or
inadequate; but. work truly is life
All Hall has said. the human hotly in
mode for action. ’l‘horapmrtlcaliy, the
proper form at work should be pre-
scribed. wull within the strength or
the patient and requiring sufficient
mental activity to distract attention
from the purely physical.
"Elton drudgery but: its place. 'l‘bcro
is a wholestime discipline in work.
The mental relaxation and roJchna-
lion which follow substitution at rea-
sonable physical etuploymcut for high
pressure mental strain cannot he said
said. .Wholeaomc benefits come to the
mind from the physical exaltaiion toi-
lowing the normal use at our muscles.
“The greatest influence of work as
a therapeutic measure rests in the
mastering of soil which comes with
work. and when self-mastery replaces
indulgence and doubt of one‘s strength
is replaced by faith, when morbid
sslf-centrednoss. that miserable
'tlwerter of the soul. gives way to an.
paternalism; sell, then the passion
for material Comfort will lose its de-
vitaiizlng power, and a mastery will
ensue superior to potty discomfortu
of temperature and weather. the
habits of our neighbors‘ children and
the din of trailic. a mastery superior,
to the miserable hyperthe-ias and“
dystheelu so incident to nervousnoas.
Snob will ever be the mission of work
when divorced trout damaging
mood-.91
ltllti
W-.»~_.....-—w
01' scanty talents we are led
Somehow to be the proudest,
unmanned»: Di Rev. Dr.
'0 ‘ m “the, “£1
The m1“ who rinse the worst, 'tls
Willottea slap the loudest. . i
Th1" evidence that full eoniirms
’i‘hiu'uordid t‘uct anti mean.
indeed. He felt the awful truth.
And suffered iron) the crash
'l‘httt often rises iron: the truth
Then there be hernia in cash.
I:
i loved it maiden sweet and fair.
i loved her deeply, too;
All golden who her bonny hair.
Her eyes wore wund'roue blue.
She promised one day to be mine.
My own below-d with.
To lingo with joyous divine
The dark ways of my life.
Q
And then a bunch oi money camo-
Alas. that it should be?
And she l'd tltouglrtlto
name
’l‘urned chilly unto me.
And «re the summer days had sped
My heart was lfil‘eii'“lllt -—
'l‘itnt nettle maiden stripped and wed
The (term lhat camei with it.
Mrs. .lacob Wilmer-t, Lincoln. lll.
round her way back to perfect health
Rho writes: "i suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appetite
was very poor at times. A low weeks
ago i not Foley Nile and have them
it fair trial. They have me great re
.let‘. so ctmtluued till now i am again
in perfect health." The bridge i'llnr-
that-y. "
bear my
llAll'l‘lt‘Uilll. Sept. Bit
\l‘nltio Marvin was unanimously rt»
nominated as llemm'ratic candidate
for Judge of Probate of the District of
Hartford, at the probate convention,
held here today. i“. W. Warner. oi
Wcthers 110111, was chairman of the
convention.
aniline it. 1’.
new variant“; amp is
HARTFORD RAILROAD
W
TiME TABLE.
In Effect June 5. 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-12:hllx, 0:01“, brilx, 0:03,
6:57. 7:20. 7:40. 8318:. Szbix. 0215:.
9:37. 10:20:, 10:15x. 11:2“. ,
r. lit—12:55:. 1:06, 2:50; our.
5:00x, 5:35, 6:50x, 0:10. 0:50x. 7:161,
1:52):. 0:40x. 10:29.
Sundays.
A. Dir-12:531. 6:00x. 6
10:20:.
1’. M.~—12:50x. 2:3“. 11:50:. 5:36.
5652:. 7:00x, 7:09. 7:521. 8231:. 11:42:.
i 2' .
:41}. 8 t M.
m
NEW YORK TO GOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~-»12:ltx,1:i9.n:lb. 13:45.7:40x.
it:i35x. 0:03x. 11:16:. 11:30:. 0:40x. 10:05.
ll:00x,11:03.
l". M.” 12:02:. 1:10. 1:501. 11:57:.
3::lilx. 3:50, izlbx, 1:32. 15:02:. 0:08.
5:25, mots. max, 8:03;. 9:00x. 9:30.
littlilx. 11:110. 12:00x.
Send: I.
A. M.v-~1:l:00x. ‘0: 0.
0:0:lx. 8:401.
7:110. 8106:.
:‘ match.
‘ much sought utter-in tnon‘t
P. M.»—~12:04.1t02x. 5:021. 5:04.
0:01x, 7:001. 8:301. 11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA-
VIN.
A. M.~~lii:101, 1:101. 0212. 7:87.
8:51, 10:10x. 10:28:. 10:87:. 10:6 .4
11.47.
P. Air-42:07:, 1:20. 11:02:. 8:111,
4:20. 5:12. 8:001. 6:13. 7310:. 0:09;.
0:101, 10:08:. 11:18..
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:1ilx. 1:10!.
10:10:, 10:60:.
P. M.-~2:10x, 61101:.
11:24:. 0:431.
DAN-DRY To SOUTH NO WALK.
A. 11:43:56. 7:25. 11:00.8:2 .
11:50.
P. M.-—~4:13x, 6:361..8:30.
fiends .
A. M.—~7:55, 11:55."
P. M.-~6:00. 7:891. 8:281.
“a...”
eon‘ru Moawauc TO muslin.
A. M.-~1:ililx‘. tint. 8:110. 10.10011.
7:43.
aim-4116‘ 30.
Dually.
A. than”. ling. 10:00:.
1. . , ,
FM. ,, "
9:11.-
mc, max.
nit-ox.
1’. M.--1:35. 4:382. 6:211. 0:11. 0:18;
i
anon—II
sally introduced on a fluffy Willie
savor hatin arrow at tho i lost lilos-
W 00111! ranged around the but: of the
* ,crown.
m
, . “When in doubt. (0100th blank."
accrue to be the rule appliejti this set»-
I011 in the tlelectlon of govt as. units.
hats~al~most any article of woman'
dress on could mention. 1 ~
One critic likens the nswust style of
camp's dream to a bolster} slip. and
e veiling outside that to it chetnlae.
A novelty in men's dress fa the shirt
and waistcoat made oi’ strlt ed linen £0
The roll‘lapol on the 'l‘hxctlu coat
given the effect. of suftnets that is
rill‘tlsfi this
fall. it turns wull over quite to the
bottom of the coat.
”-
if one could only not llli'llll‘lillll that
comes from outdoor living in tho untlr
mer without the red taco, brown bands,
0113., that are the usual nocoinipanltnunt.
how nice it would be. for the moment
you are back in town and Maui to put
on white and dainty «treaties for the
. little parties and dances pad dinners
that open the season, wliutt a fright
one iookn!
Much more up 10' date that) the old-
fashioned truck coat is t o new-lash-
' toned cutaway with itstm ldcd edges.
it is really unalternoourcoat cut on
morning lines.
Choose between the tool scant skirt
" models and those that one, graceful“
l‘ca. some of the riosc-arbtutd-tlit-,«fecl
downs are really graceful. as we have
been, demonstrated ueverrtl time» on
the, stage within the past: two weeks,
but you have noticed it untitea some
dilfcrouro will) -Wenrs them Some
ulrls have exactly the ma nor and the
walk that seem to go with gowns of
this style.
A real novelty in gowns is that
which has both sleeves buttoned on
the outer side unite to the nockwa
novel opening for a gown, but ' one
which gives a broad effeti‘t that ls he-
t‘umlug to the narrow ilgttre.
The footwear merchants should do
a. good luminous this winter. They
have had no greater help for many a
lit-{18011 than the present vogue for
short skirts. .
_.z. , ..., -—
Wltlie the ti'ttltliilttt‘, is ruined. it in
not exaggeration no“ lady an inch or
tun no as to leave the bunny iuat at
the cut-re. of the waist unhamporotl
with trimming and mailing it quite
apparent whether one wears a south
shaped corset or not.
The near! of crepe. tnehsnllue or oth.
er silken fabric is deeoriaietl through
the center of its entire length with a
build of lane or hold or .ullvgr .ptutdth
a 1
W... ........._ -M’W“...
. ‘l 4. l :2
» M... . '
easv cusses can own“ eves
Are your eflrunesaht Are the!
beginning to rebel? Make them oom-
fortsble. Put them at their one.
Nun moron tern (trusses,
We grind our own tonnes.
F eawick Optical Co.
outrun IANK I‘thLomo
Room. 741
or waomuorou‘sraser.
Hoary-ll to 11:80 11.1 ..snd 18:06 to
ii p. In. Monday and mm“. 7 to
9 D. II. ;
"GLovlizas ‘
rncpaca‘
‘=—_.
i
«wean euose‘ruar PIT"
Tro
f
b
The tnnhlonahlo hint ot llld in vary 1
>
Did you own notice,
There’s a “futile
tingle on
.. m...
The Effervesclng" Drink
To be had at Soda Fountains.
PURE AND HEALTH GIVING
so
EMMY, 00W. :7. zero
1 ._
,1. 1
a
the tangue”
Bunker-Smock Co., Greenwich, Conn.
... «mm. ... 1......
chinun to help out the fluffy effect.
The outer mine is llniuhed with a band
of tnoufllon or tttr all about.
Occasionally one sees the entire
wide, tint crown or a huge but cover-
of fcatltery plumes float above it. and
the effect in indescribably rich.
Velvet. silk and ribbon loops and
lime tlguro very prominently in the
trlmlngtof the earliest of the tall bats.
This seems eminently practical. for
one'a first foil hat is more than likely
to be intended for serviceable. knocka~
bout wear. and leather-sand furbcluwe
can be ehooen at leisure a little later
in the Manson.
LIME ROCK BARN BURNED.
Wth-l'rbll), Sept. 21.-~A large barn
belonging to the Barnum. Richardson
Company at Lime Rock was burned
Sunday night with its contents. The
loss is about 81.500. The cause of the
tire is not known.
Exclusions to nEWM and
Valley Grove
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Runs as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
days and Fridays at 0:45 a. up. and
2:26 p. m.
Leave Norwalk t'or Huntington. Mon-
day- end Friday. at 0:45 I. m.. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCUROION 710K073. 000.
SINGLE FARE. 400.
Children 5 to 12 years, Excursion 85o:
Single Fare 20o.
LAST TiliP-—- Friday. Septem~
ber 3001. , Fare 25c round trip
For date In any amount}
Foreign Money Orders and Unite to
all Ports of the World
Bond Required by Low
Deposited With this of Bonn.
For Protection or Patrons
insurance and Reel leute Agents
m
J. M. Layton 8: Co.
8 Railroad Ave.. loath Norwallt
TO’ HINT
Repairing and General Overhauling by
am class mechunlel.
Agents for Marvell. Koo ler “to." Co-
lumbia, Hupmoblle, and verltt 80.”
3:3? new iiiveritt dbmonstrotor in
Do lion watch at. little new You
can use her every day standing an end
doing service. Greatest “commuter
car on earth.
4 Phone us or come end use ‘ul.
Norwtlik Consolidated:
Auto company
“ mutt w.‘ asymmr‘
Funeral Director and Embelnler
19 North Main enmisaimueiwam
Reel ends. 6 '
mettlerle mixed with a tiny ruchiux of
ed with a widomcehed gold net. Loada‘
NEW BERTH FOR BANKS.
' llAil'l‘i-‘tlllD. Sept. 27. ~ Governor
Weeks has appointed Judge Elmore S.
"units a member of the Board of True-
tors of the Connecticut Colony of
‘ Epileptlcs in place of Judge Morris W.
. lleardslcy. of Bridgeport. who was late-
ly appointed. but finds that ills bust.-
ncss engagements interfere with his
attending to the duty of the office. The
term is till September 133, 1913.
'—iich! itch! itch! -— Scratch!
iscrstch! Scratch! The more you
scratch the warns the itch. Try Dean's
llntment. It cures piles, enema. any
sltln itching. All drums“ sell in.
Asbestos
and is easy to break.
L. H. DECKE
.u-.vw M .5...”
The Hatch
MILL TIL. 4“.
h
Window Olen or every description.
BullWeifigdnd 00 d. . ,
Moulded dot: an 4 . two steps.
"Hamlin" " ”phat! pantie nosing.
‘ warranted.
Let us instill)
The coat chasheetos shingles is about 50 per cent. morwan wood
shingles. 'l‘o onset this extra cost you have a shingle that is fireproof,
will never wear out. than will never need renewing and when drop-
ped from the roof an asbestos shingle will not break.
most prominent architects and builders at.- now recommending as-
bestos shingles over all others, even state, for slate is much heavier
Charles H. Aisthorpei
BUILDING 301.5
Have to move out January 1. 1011
$6,000.00 worth of Wall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
Houset‘urnishing Goods. Enamel were. etc.
All to no less than cost
Fixtures. Tables. Sate. Wall Paper Racks. etc.
fonuflmmissm
It “We" ‘
MORE CENSUS RETURNS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.~—Popuia-
lion statistics, thirteenth census:
New Bedtord. Mass, 96.652. increase
or 34,210, or 54.8 per cent. over 62,412
in 1900.
Salem, Mass. 43.697. increase 7.741.
or 21.5 per cent. over 35.956 in 1900.
Taunton. Mass. 34.269. an increase
of 3,223. or i0.-i per cent. over 31,030
in 1900.
lluhuque. 1a.. 38,194, an increase or
2,197. or 0.1 per cent. over 86.287 in
1900.
Constant nagging soon hardens the
the softest heart.
S gies'
Many of the
0 BEAVIEW AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK
87 WASHINGTON QTIIQT
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
eotrru nouwhrx. OONN.
Telephone Connection ‘
YARD TIL. fl-I.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everydring
from a. figge’ry to a ram
SPECIALTIES
same team. .
Sheathing and fidlitlere' Paper.
olr 1110111009,“ and cutouts: m
. ....-.......1...~_.... -m»..».. ... -..
it!" YOUR HOUOG looking elelu while the Sinks. .
involution. ew.. trounce-edit: wood. ‘ ‘ " ,
Porcelain tuned titans. Porculsiniiavatories. Porce-
lain, Tube would mm, egdlftei‘etlt‘
would betwioe a penny to Recitals .
thinking. home . slid ' ’
them our» well. ‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler