“1.0ng N6. 108, F‘. unit A. M.
119111 B‘uildla‘u- booth
I
month—1.111111 and August? :2
It. 8 detail All Muster
dially invited. need
.‘M. Rabert M Wilcox,
chapter, 1119.38. ii. A. M‘.
to 1:1 Maoonic Building. 501.1111
Iii-cot, 2d and 1th Tuesdays of
outhwsiuiy and August I:
t 8 o’clock. Ali Royal Arch
us cordially invited. Thaddeus
P. Robért M. Wilcox
W. Hadley, Secretary
{how Corbett, Treasurer
PHONE CALLS
News Department
. Busincss Department
2 Branch Office, Norwali:
«Editor’ I Redidence
R City Editor’ 3 Residence
MWW-,A—.~m..~wmm_
WSPAPER. NOT THE MAN.
(Lowell Courier-Citizen.)
Nun'spapers are commonly corporate,
jccr‘ns. their writers are unknown
111. anonymous, preferring that tho
crunces of the editorial columns
paid stand as the composite judg-
t of a company of men. rather
an» as merely Individual statements
nonunion: boiler. Only in small vil-
‘es‘is the personal editor still a per-
ity' dominating his paper ‘ in
the individual man was long alto
' (l in that luvstcrlous hui V'Olyi
»2 ntlth—thc papci itself.h‘1iitoriul!:
aces arc 1111111 “11" 11111111341103;
a filly single mumhor of its stall.
‘ W111 thou. this burning aux
y on the pan of politicians rot-1111c
liar tho luah of Cl‘lllt ism to form all
(Mal aiiiclos to be ”signed in 1110.
times of those 11110 write them?
1181's the use? if they are printod,;
' re adopted 11.1 the (.01 pomto on i
110th as “the paper," and that
potty becomes solely rouponsihio
:illl' publication. Who write me
useript originally ls of no further
lance. since a larger and more
plausible party assumes the respon-
its; for putting the some in type
to the world.
hill supposition is that Senator
y. for oxamplo. who was recent-
22111111011111 some New York downpo-
‘hls personal habits. desires to
,, “Whom to lick." If it were dosiru
1:01. ring a unit. for libel, it would
ill/lie hotter to one the paper-no
' likely to have the funds to meet
audible Judgment. Ther‘ no luck
randy in that. direction, oven ll
- rials aren‘t signed. Why, then. is
M10113 to know who originally
in ‘hy of the puhhuhcd 11rtiolon,un~
l he that. one has a chance to ad.
’lilor personal sliaatiremoat to the
2 t himself. or column that inc-voi-
“in the Ind. at loaat in civilized
of population. Why, then.
"i we mart to law to bring burl:
tion that never prevailed in any
finite mining compo in the oarll’
Icing over the hood of the
corporation and sodium:
I, for the paper to tulle from
_ than thin attempt to motto
«modal again. with all
roluIIIfront court in
on hi: plea of "ignor-
law. HI 1m adduced of routine inward winging run-1
“ hing summon of the now oily" nutter ‘
his nutomobilI. find its
211 mil-1111111111 51111111 1.11 than which no can ham
1- T0 the lodltor or The Sentinel:
1111111. who perform the 11th .
I the paper'b policy into ac
brief and totho point communication, '
as a gonorul proposition, carries more
one in ”which the argument is not
momma. WI do most emphatic-g2
ally suggest brevity. Longswindod ur-
ltclos, we have observed, are‘ the lost
to he read. and are many timoa avoid-
ed altogether. ‘
CITY OF NO‘RWA‘LKJOND iSSUE
PLAN. AND OTHER MATTERS.
It was asked about four thousand
years ago. Where shall wicdom be
found? I don’t know whether the ques- ‘
flop was over answarod or not It it
were left to me do answer i would
so}, in tho Norwallt city council in the
year 1911. it is said lilac .Solomtia
was the wisest of any thaflprcceded
or should succeed him. but Norwnlk
produces things that never were
known before. "Solomon's" wisdom
11 as coupled with principle understand-
ing and good judgment, of which our
modern wise men dre apparently do
void There never has been a more
unprinclpled scheme imposed upon the
public since the days of Nero than
the paving of West avenue. Main. Wall
and Whirl-“streets at the expense of
the taxpayers who are in no way bone-1
fitted by tho operation. except perhaps
it in the extension at” the city lines in
order to interrupt and thwart consoli-
dation proceedings if postiiblc. and
also to sooopin the row outside tux-
puyoru without. consulting their wish-
es in regard to the matter, and who
up to the present time have boon able
to keep out of the araohug. 01‘
course. if .1118 cxicnuion scheme should
prevail it will lessen the expense on
the taxpayers on West nvonuc. Main.
Wall and Water streets. who got all
of the benefits of tho improvomenis.
a little more. This is not. the only
roanon, pmhapu, that the otllclais have
for the extension hi the (2111 linos: it
in van evident that 1.1101 hmc sumo-
thiug else no 111011 clemat- They 0111.1
oxoiclso tholr 11111110111 lot scheming
purposes common sense and good
judgment is a Itiangorz soil” and soil:
inlono characterize their doings in
the first place the) how assumed that
they can pay oil the one. hundred
illounund dollar bond issue in lwumv
fivo warn hv establishing a sinking
fund at two thousand dollars a war.
which as a matter of fact. lulu eased
the minds of some or the non-benefited
tuxpuyorc and they have cumulod
themselves with the thought: “Well,
no can stand that." llul some of thoir
children who have not yet entered the
high school. and thoy are not an wit-lo
an Solomon hither. have figured on it
and any. "l’op. it can't done." A
little mom figuring. and it will cost
a mill and a quarter more taxes 11 your
for the running oxpeauo of the added“
improvements of tho Itrcelu. This
also arouooa the Wool uvouuo. Mala.
Wall and Water atracl taxpayers, who
want. someone else to pay the extra
expense fortho improvements to their
p‘l'oporiy. uud honoo tho pulling in of
the outside hrunchou to got all of tho
plump. ’l‘hou again. if It worn possible
to pay of! the one hundred thouauud
dollar bond isnuo in twenty-five your»..
no they have tried to figure. the para»
moat at the boat will have to bo ro-
inid in 1mm iiftocu lo cluhieou room.
This will uocoosllalo inking in new
torriiory in order to not another hun-
dred unwound dollar bond inane below
the drill in mono than half paid. Don-
n’t thin boopouk the normally or anoth-
er high school for our city omcialui
Thou Wit. til." 1! ”WWW mm
for extending the oily law-11b. 1111M»
ting ot tho Iimdy for udvaacod mou-
uro of coordinating tho calm town
of Namath in 01111 bountiful. credit»
chic. romlubie, promo“ and tour
ammo. 18th o oily with I commis-
:lltm forth of 11mm do» not
meet. with tho approval of mi! moduli
Mormon o: All: opportunity on our
what Ihati be done with what bclcngn
to than. it would out out about tort!
uuuooosaary outlined oiliIcI which
2121 commiiaioa. form of Ionrnmoub,
111011 so 111113.111 only till“, measure
'l‘ho 811211111191 will be pleased to lo ‘ ‘
dolve lotions tor publication from its
t" r‘eudorq, undor the above hecdl‘nlr A
weight and conviction than a lengthy
who then. it given tho pooch It for“ . ‘
c1111 writer unis-11mm: manna. ‘
ho dammit. 11.11111 not only boat. ,
t 1111 It iron»; out it. will bound: or ,
abroad. It: 11111 cm I 1111M Iain
5 toward ii unltod 307mm oi lint» f' 1
him nation tho mi 11112 comm 21mm
in
Life’o Failures
So many get dishcartened.
Who 11mph.- 11111 to‘ climb. ‘
And only meet with lanai-é,
With failuro all the time.
It; seems a sin to chidc them,
And give such people pain,
Who want so much to conquer,
Yet only strive in vain.
. ,0
It seems a shame to tell them,
Who long have “roughed” it so,
That only perseverance
Can failure overthrow.
Their steps begin to falter,
Their hopes begin. to die,
And down they go despondent,
Resolved no more to try.
I
If only they‘d remember.
Who make such grave mistakes,
How long and dark the night is ‘
Before the morning breaks!
That those who are successful
Have had the hill to climb.
And kept on plodding onward.
And hoping all the time.
«Answers.
Joy of Life
It wakes in the throat of the
woodland bird
In the rose-flushed hash of the
mom,
It gleam: in the gold of the bil-
lowing wheat
'And the taoseicd pride of the
corn:
It follows the foot of beauty and
love.
It stir: in the strength of the
strong.
And its light leaps up on the
trampling hold 1
Where bravery‘ battles with
wrong;
It sing: through each cloud that is
nobiy dam-- »
But sweetest. moot undeliiod.
It union to the world in the
world—old my
From did (not: of each littlo
child.
,“' awn-Priscilla Leonard.
WE
Mm
1 “27'1"“
A
Wm..." , .2 ,-.. .
- your 2111:th Wagner’s.” Thore’ s I my
1.01:ng the Horn for the name “Rayner."
Guarani!» that Guarantees
"A new pair tree” it the “tips" wearout before the glove.
Don’t Accept tho “Just a: Good" K1 ad
“Kaysef' gloves' 'oos____i_. no mm" and are worth
double‘ in quality. style and value.
“I!" ma u- n ‘
75%,“. “131.25.31.50 ,
toga“ hands. Either give us consoli-
dation or lot, the "old hand-organs"
hoop on grinding until they grind
litamuoivca to dumb and the board of
health diupouoa of thorn. The horror
tury of the board of health lulu ul-
road)" given a vory wisp. considerate
and concorvattvc examsalou 01‘ hiu
flown in regard to the extension of the
city lines.
The import is current that tho $1011.»
null bond incite for the paving of West
avenue. Main. Wall and Water streets.
or the improvement at the rir-h men's
property at the poor man‘s expound.
has tavomhiy pushed the Sonata. Por-
hapI scum may think that settles it.
hut it doou not. Although if mourn
the Senate and liouse in joint Rt’hsli'lll.
that doesn‘t Icitlo it. and although the
Louislmuro granted a permit to soil
sovou million dollars' worth of bonds.‘
that doesn’t cut any figure. The poo.
pio have a riuhl and will have an op.
portunity to any whether they want'
to add another 3100.000 to tho nli‘cady
8703.000 bonded city dobi, aside from
335,000 of floating (10111, or not. -ll not
and tho lmglsinturc modal; this prlvlv
logo. as undoubtedly it will. for they
don‘t care how many bonds :1 corpora»‘
lion cells, it is for the people in come
out to tho oily meeting. which will
he called for that purpose. and any
they don‘t want the poor man to pay
the rich man‘s obligation, for the char-
ter maulrcs that all property owners
of property abutting on the 91min to
bo pared shall pay onomlbrtor of tho
oxmnoo and tho irolloy company is
also required to pay oacvthird of the
antenna. Why not put it all on the
poor man‘o tum? 11 in just. a fair.
for the trolley Irutum inctoaoon the
nine of thoir property and (boy derive
far more benefit therefrom than the
circuit; which arc to ho paved for tho
bcnodl of the rich man's property.
What to true oltho Itmt pavement
ochc'mo lo aluo true of tho city oxiou
lion bottom» it is I trout big pleas of
lmpmitiou to be impoood upon limo
who are not auto to blur the burden.
Tho only thing to do in for tho lux-
pororo to arias ‘11qu their 1111th
and demand 11m; shall bu maintained.
whoa limo mutton Ibuli be brought
boioro thwooplo. II the}: must. ho ho-
loro 1th can boumno opcmivo.
’i‘hcn comm tho 11.21111»th or nonunion.
to intend Iohomowtho million to
mono tho «not communion“ pool
11011 a 1161*ch pontoon. What to
11111 on of making two him or a chain"
fry? What not 1111111011 it downtic nor»
.. erbium? Mm" 11rd root moving
toward that Ind Thou not "too 11111
1111111" in 1111 promotion Ind no will how
content that cannot ho (111111111111. or
1‘ 'IlIo lot the Wormwood-upon would“
north- themselves. mom unison I
" ticket and minimum municipal If-
ism. tombs not Intact- dioroivod tho
Immanuel: poutblliir in tho ficuih
Warmth council on WNW” mitt.
it is Indian idiot: Wiltiw trout
mm. mildly under I commis-
lion icon It W
’proccdcut in roam-d to all inch who for
for” Long Silk Gloves
and represents quality, reliability and a lift
limo experience in silk zlovo milking.
ig___ (III (115
11' I there
South Xoruulh has yood matellnl to}
clumse its olticera from. for the iiepub
ilt'illl scleotmon selected and appoint-
ed a constable to fill the winner
made by the death of the late lament-
cd constable. long before he was con-
signcd to his last resting place. from
the material of the South Norwalltfs
Democratic count-11‘s custom The
writer is not criticizing personalities.
but conditions as they exist. He is
aware of the fact. that many people
may any: “011. well. it is the truth.
but ii don'i come from the right
source.“ The source should not be
taken into consideration. The fact of
a rose should carry sufficient force to
at'mliliiilhli the purpose. of the object
in rimv. whether it comes from 11 Hill
or 11 Worden.
JONAS 11. WOllDEN.
RIGHT To THE POINT.
Who says a college education spoils
a girl‘s chances of matrimony? No
loos than iwcntydlve member‘s of the
senior class at Wellosley have an-
oouuced their ongogcnwnhwflrldge—
Dori Post.
~0-
Chicago has refused to permit a suf~
franc! float in its sane Fourth parade.
Perhaps the independence day coon
milieu members are of the opinion
that sulfrogets urn neither safe nor
suae.-~New Haven Palladium.
1 -—+—-
Why not make the automobile serve
the purpouoa of toinporance'! Our Con
nautical cometary of acute refused the
otltcr tiny to iIsuc n llcoaao to a man
"on account of his tcndaucy to over-
:1le tho lines of moderation at times
in the one of intoxicating liquors.“ A
cloar bond is required to run an auto-
mobilo unfair. and it boom» to us that
this roiuaal ahould Intro as a. binding
one venison or another do not know
when titcy havo had Iaouuh John Bur-
loycora and an automobile tosItner
are too much.mliurtiorll (301.an1.
It will take manual nineteen
length: of than to out. ovIr but Fri-
day it detour on tho Thoma. but you
can't crudh hor Iuirit.~«-Bridltoport Toi-
carom.
A lion “1ka unloaded to
jump out of 11 window to frighten hor
husband. it in not roportod that ho
was triubbonod. but it to «portal that
rim in dead. Don't try to mutton your
hurbnndwflow llama Palladium.
‘l’slo in cominly failing of! horribly
in mot-tier 'i‘ho 11611 Pmidont *th
could do on bio and round It Mandolin
nowhwlluotoa Giotto.
“Joined in lane." in the way I mouth
torn newsroom hoods ll. nodding. ro-
port. 1111 “about“ rugged: I for: 01211»
or situations. such as "Matched in
humility." “Muted la filthy" "Ala
1111111111! in 111111.211 Ind. "Divert!“ in
locomotion: Wham tho mum Willi
“bronchial 111‘ m1," "nodular/Id in
2 _ i Booth mu boom to ho to Minamoto” 11nd "Novomhor limitation»
- divans in mail. it In ‘1
PATRICK’S DAY.
(Composed and Sung by Calvin A.
Smith).
Over on the other side.
Across the ocean wide.
is the place where i was born;
011 a little green idle.
in a col near a. stile.
On one bright April morn.
Chorus.
L-a‘n-l-g-n-n you one,
is a man. understand,
Good as any other man.
Lunigau, that’s me.
When I grew to quite a lad.
‘ The thoughts that I had
I could not drive away-—
To go over 11113 sou.
To the land of the free.
And here I out today.
Chorus.
On the seventeenth of March.
There is pride in my bongo
When the hand begins to play,
And i swell out my chost, 1 ‘
And do my very best,
As we proudly march away.
C horns.
Yet there's no place on earth,
Like the land of our birth,
No matter where we stray,
And while I can stand. ..
Like a true irlshmau.
i will honor Patrick’s day.
m 7
8131.5 LECTURE.
III-unn—
F. c. Detwilor Hoard in the Pleasant
Hour Thalia.
An appmclativo audience listened to
tho able liibio lecture by F. C. Dot-
wlier. of New York. in the Pleasant
Hour theatre, Norwalk, yesterday, on
the topic. “The Day of. Judgment.”
from tho text: “God hath appointed a"
day in which no will Judge the world
in righteouonosa by‘ that man whom
Ho both ordained. Jesus Christ the
lliuhleoua.” Acts 17: iii.
Alto: vividly picturing the mistaken.
oracle and horrible view: or may
christian: be proved by many Bible
addictions that on the contrary. that
day 11m to its one" of blessing. in
which would come the complain rub
11121111011 or Jehovnh’s oath-bound cow
aunt to Abraham. Godwin 12: 3.
Noxi. Sunday in the name hall
which is equipped by Ilootrio 11.1111. will
be givon the mound of the throo flit 1.
courses by the rum Mturci'. Topic. ‘ '
Tho Ransom Ind Bootitation. 1.1111:
19.21 111 wolcmuo. No oollcction.‘ . ‘
W
' DANWHY OLIfiKfl TO JOIN Wl‘l‘H
. lRiMflPUfiT. . . .
The Member! of tho Dunburyym1‘
111111 OlIrkI' quclatloaaro 3‘ [321111
mitigation by Insulin train on“ any,
duty 21. to loin with tho niobium or
'th Bridgman Retail clerk“. niacin
lion, in an outing Indiana-oily broo-
buli canto It hmnloohuso island. 111
wool will be in 111. more or I I
~1Irouon< at tho ”rum “10111111111111. 2&-
' 1 noiidor‘wiuc tho cloths oi that
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