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" _ TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
74 Washington an, 80. Norwelit '.
Telephone 1654
. I I I . . I I . . .
.e. ,e,I gags,- I_I -.-.I,-,a I,I I.l -,a.a,l. .-
a...”
’l‘wo windows are hclngplncod in
“the front of the Municipal Electric
Works in State street.
Mr. and Mrs. .ioIIIIIph WiIlsh, who
, I
,hthe been living in Mudlson strcot.
hove moved to linuhury.
1
WW..."
3 The State Ilnr'huis‘ commission huI‘
'lieon in Tim Noiunlks this wcph. on
tliclr annual tour of IisitI.Itiou the
shops in South Norwalk IIcrII IIxquI
“intod yesterday. on to thclr sunllury
and olhcr conditions.
m
l‘ostul curds :IIIII lIIIiuu I.‘(‘(‘I‘i\‘(‘(i l'I'iIIII
iI‘I‘IIIiIII'lIIk N. Smith. tlIII South Noi-
’Wltik I'IIpIIIsIIIItntivII ol' Thi- HIIIItluci.
who. with his erI. tire sounding: tlIII
wet-k III i.itchlirIld. Mr. ‘Smith reports
that ho is IIIIon‘iIII: lIlnIsIIll’ on his: vu-
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft. Fluffy. Lite-3
trons and Beautifhl Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a 25 Cent” Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Failing Hair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff
A little Danderine now will immediately double
the beauty of your hair—No diflerence how dull.
faded, brittle and scnfzy yjust moisten a cloth with
Dandcrine and care iul draw it throa h your hair
taking one small strand at a time. he eiiect is
immediate and amasingwyour hair will be light,
lluliy and wavy and have an appearance of abun-
dance; on incomparable lustre, softness and in
riance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair heal
Try as you will after an application of Danderine,
you cannot find It single trace of daudrufi or a loose
or fallin hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what wi please you most wil beaiterufew week‘s
use when on will actually see new hair, fine anti
downy at rsI-yes—but really new hairu-aprouting
all qyer the scalp.
Dandcriue' Is to the hair what fresh showers of rain
and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the
roots, invigorates and site hem them. Its life-
producing properties causet Ie hair to grow abun-
dantly long, strong and beautiful.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton' s Dandcrine
from any dru store or toilet counter and prove to
yourself toni g‘iIt—now—thst your hair It as pretty
and soft as any—that It has been neglected or injured
by careless treatmentuthat‘ s Ill-you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots of it, if you will just
try a little Danderine. Real surprise awaits you.
ADDRESSES T0 MEN’S
GLASSIN EAST iliiiiiVALK
(Continued from First tinge.)
IIii.
m... hair .2... we
‘hotauusc the Roman Iunpi- PM and no:
iiitii IIII l‘t‘ huntinv lilt‘lll.
ilunu lhoI IIIIIIiliIId like. liIIIiI
IIIIIIIII llIIII tiIII-w to Mid lit-ants; ffflil’tt‘i mm
_IiIIII lnuIIlIIIl upon nil I.iIII IIIIIIIIIIII “3'! l.
\
dietitians tivo ntslh concerns-Intuit on-
15*. or» is: “linen out fcréign inva-
ders: tllu o't‘hei is to keep the peace
between the forty-eight states. Po:
the loss national aovornment we have
the bettor. Why? Because in our fod-
criil system the loss the national gov-
t‘or the states. Now, the conditions
those in Florida or in California, and
Connecticut needs as for as possible
to be sovereign here over her own
people.
Hot-c is another example: We often
hour it said that for the suite of nation-
nl politics. we should keep closely to
party lines in state and in town. This
is urrunt bumbug, it entranches party
bosses in powcr. silences free thought
and speech and action. and puts the
citizens to sloop. in which condition
clliing our pockets in easy.
There are It few principles control-
ling all government. One is that its
transactions should be public. The (Ix.
ccptlonn lll'P vcry few. and um wvli
recognized. international diplomucy
cannot bo made public immediately.
Certain court proceedings must ho
privnto But III nearly ull curios. pub-
licity, lull ilild immodlntc. is II sine qua
non of good government.
'i‘lIi-I unwillingness of our clocilon
roulntrnro to turn in at once full in»
counts is continuum of lmpropcrdcnl-
luau. llu ”my love IinriIiII-sri lmcuusc
lhcl.‘ Iii-(ids nrc pI'li? (if what III'I'I they
nirnlti‘.’
'i‘iIII 'l‘IIII (‘oIIIquuIltncnts ni'II schioln
brokou in lnil duyllght upon no open
public :IIpuII'II. 'i‘ho transactions of
.III'III‘IIIIIIIIII IIlIould hc upon to public
I'lIIIv.
So llt‘ t.‘ lIIlR !
\lustrl';
nnd I.I lit‘ii IIrIIIIIIIl l'oI toichos of. p: 1....3,
.-\ :I‘iIt‘mIIl churuI-tcrlrstiv of pool
IIIIIIIIIIIIII is that it is simplc in its
Iitnni/nlioii ’l‘lIII RIH‘I‘Il‘illilt‘lll of this
mun iI.I.-I hIIIru an imitation to boil
iiii i't'lllliit‘xilfv" is l‘l‘illliliili III-
hh‘I‘I oi public illltrt‘t‘rlfi, iit‘illCllltIliliiiil'
these two main concerns. we need a
Strong central, government. Otherwise,‘
ornmont does. the more room there Is-
lu Connecticut are very different trout
.uhitllng citizens.
John Jones custodian of curbstones in
order to help John Jones. Whet “ is
worst in the various. in the multiludl—
nous governments of this town, is that
the voters have been so foolish as to
elect Tom. Dick and Hurry for their
sakes, forgetting ihst full grown men
ought to stand on their own feet and
provide more than their owniteop. Too
often. when a man cannot make a .llv;
in; at anything else. we set him up
to make an omelet living out of us.
Good government hunts man for of-
fices and refuses to let men hunt for
offices. When men hunt offices. we
ourselves are the same they bring
down.
Fourth. good govorument is good for
all of us, and not for a few. it helps
communities to grow. The United
States. and Connecticut, and Norwnlll
will have a good system of government
when the population multiplies by its
owu reproduction, because the people
are happy and prosperous end hopeful
We shall never get back to the good
old days here in Connecticut until we
change radically‘our economic sys-
tem.
Now i um onc of those mcn who be.
have wholly and ardently in the osseu- I
tinl goodness of human nature. 1 have
boon to all ports of tlII.I United States.
i lIIIvII voted in Massachusetts in New
JorsI-y ,in New \',oriI and here. i have
lived for yours in Nebraska. und Ohio
and i-‘cnIIslennin, and tiIrI National
Capital. Wilcrovor l huvo gone. i have
found good (.‘hrlstiuns IIIIIl'oibcr low-
And i lIIIvII met some
sconndtcls. pon‘ort‘ul, dangerous, nnd
hnlcful. With nil this Importance. i
bIIvI- grown into n stronger and strong-
("i‘ bcilcf that most men and WOlill‘n
urc on tho II‘holII good. And i hnvo
soon Izovcrnnwnts cvorywhcre. in En
ropc mi well m: in Ammicn. i havio
spout hull IIII IIIIIIIIIp illt“ in cit) halls
IIIIIt Mutt-I unit untionni lcgislntures.
And i boiiI-III stronciy ln' goviuru-
IIIIIIII. “II hnIII now 100.000 offlccrs
ilil‘l clerks nnd other IIIIIII upon the
SAMP-
marrow at Special Prices.
I
vsnv sea-r hurrah, a pound
asp rLoun‘. 24yg-pound bag
iof citisens And l not just its sort-II to!
like overpaid rich as l um for the on I
dcrpuld poor l have utudlcd thII dc-‘I ,
'Ilinu of families uud ItIc Sillt‘fil way
i know. short of dlroIl murdct, to cm!
II fumilv is to lot it tulIc .I ft II 1113 ilion
Iloiiurv.
"As for mo." said the writer in Pro
on: or
SHAME. . GLOW“.
3 Tomorrow, 970 - ’ . ‘ltlt's clowns:
and “£14950 ‘9; [I] Z S that's all you
s . I
I2 50. u need to known.
SUITS“
A new collection of Lsdlest and Mlsses'hine Suits so on sale to
Alterations leree.
. ETXRA FANCY POTATOES, a Peck......
.................. .I.-
'AGP FLOUR. a barrel
sownssv' A
Every pair xuar- .
unload.
E
EXTRA SPECIALS
at the AstP Store
Me
256
....... $8.30
The Great, A&P Tea Company ..
124 WASHINGTON OT" SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. No. 909. Deliveries 8:80 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
FREE DELIVERY.
COleATIONS.
By EDWlN l.. BARKER.
To knock n compctilor is to adver-
IisI» his strength
Suicsnininsin‘p is the science of plat)
int; (no articles II here there. was only
one bcforc.
And udIcrIisiug directs
I'ution trip.
Eugonc ii. iiIIII'itIiI,
Dan'nut'l‘.
neII'spupI-I‘ \\‘Uli\ in livid
‘ yours. bus iit‘lliiliH :I IIIIIim-I‘ of IlII~ ,, -. ,
.. , , i.I-t I'II :Illtii with .I III llitlilxiil. ‘lII'I
. ninth. of the \t'llill'ii lIl\IIlIllII.L Nl‘\\'l. . . , . . ‘
, ‘ 3 Milton is Io ‘ovII titul llllIi IIIII‘ lu'olhi- ..
55,, Newark, .\, .i. _\lI-, .IIII‘ Ali‘s. iIIIIrricii .. I . I I
no II‘I::.IIl\II~ Anti lmI I‘Iattl‘IIlI in tin“
lthI'II,IIIo\IIIIl from llI'idizr
orb,
; h “WWW...“fi
1‘lltilllilfi itobins‘. \\’llll;IIII
"mond. .il‘.. iInIl l-filIIIIrd ll.
.nm
is trying too IlI'III-hs l‘oi'
urizlxoport.
.I
non Station, will prcscnt
Hull" tomorrow I-venlug in
non (lrungu hull,
.‘number of Norwnlk pI-IIplII
" the affair is to iit‘ lIcltl
. ruins or is clear.
New York. is now in town.
his SI-rvltII-II address or
~ once MulInI-komo llotci,
._._;...___.._
Gerhard llohn,
come to Amcrica
i‘oI'mcrly
who iI:I.-< lIIIIIII t‘llHliLLtlii.
:I‘Iutli SI‘l‘tIl‘lll
Izmrt to New
.N‘mitii Wl‘l‘t'
I‘IIIIIImIIIIIIIl to do jIII'I' duly in tho Sn»
ricrlmI'I-ourt. ,lh'idgopnrl. this \l’t‘t‘ii, lII
. DIIlIuly Sho‘lll‘ ll.’ Louis i,:IIiI'iI:,:III.
I. Mullins Ivus oxrimnl, lint biI-h‘fira.
monti mul Smith :Ii'I'I (In tho Jury. whlt'n
IIIIII'IIIII‘
'l‘hII NIIIItlIIlIl Drummic l‘luli. of Cutt-
"iiuleciur
This was :I ploy pro
duced some little limo ngo by tho
Ilor (‘itli'iti of Norwullt High School. A
I. film: to attend tomorrou owning and
wlIIIlliIIr it
--—.l.oltn ii. Dukin. pluno tuner,
'i‘o IIIIIIIII'II thcrrI nny women customcrs.
telcpiiono at Int' morc llublo to fall into iIIIIIIoIIuilt.,I
of ocular. (lcrmuuy.
IIIIIi Norwuik
Ispcud eight, days with his brother Itc-
t‘cliuiou forward IIIoI'IInIIIIIl" now twin-r
orgunlzcil in all tlIc i'l'lllt‘t-‘llliil t'iilll'I'll
(is In" litt‘ IIIIIIIIII'I II us It
mint importance
R: v. my",
'illI' Rt Ii“t‘ill Gillies Rt: ti lli ,‘tlll‘li
,IIIIIIIIIIIIIII o.
of
in W. Gillies.
insIltuzlnn my
\\'lllliiilil :Inl IIII:Ii:=.,- III-Ii :IIIIl lIIuI'u ll.
ll llnI~ will loIIIIIIIi IIIIII ’l'lII-II- .'Il’t'
itllilill“ .IIIIIl iiit‘_\ IIIII suppoititl all-
liltlti cIIllIIlI i)\ IuIIII IIIId women who
nor}. for “arcs, 1th mo not sill»
poI'tI'Id lII' IlIII IlI'lI. lIIII ivy lhr» wnuu-
t‘lllilt'ls. it is. It l't‘lllAl'irlliI‘i' {an thul
IIII II liliti IIIIIIIIIII II iifl lIIiIoII nill; llIinr
hands tor IhI» lIIIIInII 0." the pliui :Il inc
All“,
iiit)I
ilL
illL‘i’l and to buy lilI- lirmd of tin» sprll~
uni lilII.
.‘Ilvu nI-IIIl I'IIll.IiIiII oIIIl ilIII IIlIuI‘cn
fur llllll‘f’ thou \IIIIIIIIII do.
llilii'p pct-lions iii-us,
is iliiiill‘i‘, 'i‘hIII'II :IIIII n‘IIIIII IIIIII'II “'(I-
men than mI-n who i‘t‘iit‘il foi'tI-flvc'
yours of ago. Mon urc luv tuoyc sub-
jcct to temptation Ihun Ivoincn life.
This town has liftyslit rum shops. mun
,own fiftycno nIIIl womou own only
'fleI. Not in any of those snlonns are
Mcnuru
tlIII (‘nn-
Tlll‘)’ iiIII
nell- 'l'lII-h llt'iliil “llll‘
lll‘t‘ plun-
t'IIouI
tlIun “‘(llllt‘ll. 'i‘lIIII' hood the church
to holp them in tho” moral strngglcs
.lo ilvc IIIIIIIII. bonost lives in tbcsc
to limos.
And our churches hood men. The
I , drh'k ilohn. the well-known Nlli‘Wliilt:t‘tilitiiflt'lnli of modern lnbor make it
tlIilor. ills cight dnys wIII'c
day and bu stills this nftornoou
cndcd Tl)~'i|lli‘li for some own to no to church
from and to titkc port in church life. Too
New York city for the othIIII .Ihlc Iif:lllllf‘il of the church work must be
the ocean, He came. MN
on tho donc by women. in truth church and
They are for the
. revolutions
3‘ IIIIIiIIl’
:Ili II hIII‘I in “W" in!“ - ,
. cIIIIrtlIIli;
.IixlI 3 ,1 3
I}; I l H.
thousand i. I‘Itistuul iiilli"’iit‘\ iII lllt‘: ‘ "
arc Itlllllt: in Him (ii iiit‘il' slittill i‘fli'll"
light llllli Ivurltitlil. lIII‘IIII SoIIlIIlisIlslii-II
not so it :tt‘IIIi .‘lllti iIiIchi IIIIu an l‘ill‘ill
liltitt IIIIIIII to ho; liilti ,I‘iII (‘hilstinns
lIIIIIII' lilt‘llllf’a‘ (if IIIIIlIIiI :IlId
iIII» III‘II now.
\\'I' illlt‘s- :tli'I‘lllIy lII-I
li'It‘III
III through four
in ibis count ,I' ”III l.‘iIil'
\VIIII ol lnIlIIptIIIIlcuI‘I-L llIII rchIiIIliolIT
iln‘ t'.Iil War of SI-
iiit‘ l‘i‘l:iitill(ill ‘(lntit‘i‘
IIIlIcn lflll’t'iillllt'lll, “lilt‘ii in}
milk hnhl of bit; luminous to
I‘liliiillt' it. This III :I ILIiIIv. IIII-Inotul.”
intro. Rum-phylum is onlI two hundred?
IIIIIl illly ,IIIIII‘II ohl. ‘IItIII‘I-st on it Will»
illl'l‘t‘ilii iiiltii‘l in only it tow tt‘iliiiill‘t"
liilitIl‘. l‘urporutiouu tot prolit IIIII n
infitiI'L‘ll Ilcvlco, \\'hIIn Wu RM.
IIIII IIIIIIIIII uwnI‘ trout lhII III'IIIIiIstIIIIIIsW-
trying to pit) llIc ililltilt‘l‘. lilt‘ ‘l.IIIIl-
lIIIIl. iIIIIl liIII grocer. llllll who II lonul
look in Ihluits, liIII lil't‘M‘ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIch
system rat-cum IletII tI-nIporiIry. All'f
r ‘lilllililiiitIl‘fi do“ II in \‘il'uinht thought
thut destruction yuwnotl for tho wholc
II.IIhIII if they could not iiIo on the;
labor of iillilliIhel‘Hlillb. in the mtuoi
II‘.I,\, It. lot of IInpitnlisla nowsdnyel
think that IIorIIhIoII is Moot If they:
cannot mulIc u piolll out of wuito-I-IIII;
Itiovon‘ But In; nro uli going to hire-i
ltllli fivo. My dog lIIIII lllUlf' lights than
It nonunnlon norklnmuun.
Our qucstlou tonight is: “What ls‘,
hood government for all of us?" And
it must be answered in ‘pructlcal,
way. We have n ccrtuln kind of gov-i
crumentul sIIstIIIII like no other on
enrtb now or at any limo past. We.
hurt- In country of a Itronlor variety of.
IIIISoIIIIIIcII and of climates than was
PYGI' under onc system of government
hcforo. And youund 1 who ure here
tonight happen to be in the southwest-
orn corner of It very small subdivision
.l.II'lII~IIII.
.tllti
lithium IIli.
wry
1-I.l :iIII IiIrtI
:liilt'lihi ilIII
or I‘Iircun.‘
limit, II'II .
.rIIIIl iIIIni'dI: or llml and (III IIvuiItI-IIII ol‘ not of tenants;
Etirilortl
I‘lttlitit'l‘s,
\‘I'II ntIII Fltilliil lo niIIIpitl‘I it
\VII lIavII :IlrIIudI‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIpl‘dI
lip“ of tho old school
ushnll i :Iili it i'll II
l”IIIlII thr- I'IIIIIIIIrlIIIIIt .IItnI
IIiimt :I': :I rIIIIliI simpli-
l.‘it\I'il!ll(‘lil. hot “1‘ run Iit’
rats-II lhIIIIIIIIIInI'II I’llliilill'tflifiliilfl luv»
.Tlt'iltllll mf‘Ciillllirlll.
\‘l'hui will!
in l‘-lii.‘l of tho i'nituil iI‘IlutoII nod :30",- curbs.
I‘M :‘IimII upon the pnyr Ills. of thc III-II l
iritl omit“. IIIIIi of lhu' .I,lilui municipal-i
illcs i in lfi III in ion, in piopcrty and
in human tlpiIlI‘I.
lib: i hope to III-II iiit‘ lawn IIXlI'nIl-IIi
IIIId lil‘\'l‘iuill‘ti so III iu lIIIip mom of
so us to iII-ip III moi-II IIIIInlI l
snow to :IIIII II I.; II! III ‘II III t’lt‘l\ olIII
ihm‘ h: i! lllItl‘l‘l if.
"give Ino IIIIiIlIIIr pIII'IIIIIy nor
I'll‘lIes." Poverty bionrhcs uud iiiiulItI~<,
litlil rlclII-s crIInio IlIIilII twins in tho Intact-us n grind one. Before c0ntrnct~
. soul. illlg for space. confrnct for an ad writ-
; hood ROYI‘Y‘llmt‘lll tnkcs u hand tor'I‘cr who can flirting space full up.
thc poor. l: is not cheap government The thing we read about today is
. with u pitiful notion simply of keeping , the thing we lInI tomonow
down tho lXm'S. it is not wanton gov Printers ink is mightier
:'.I»Inincul iIIlllniz Ionli’m‘lors and bosu- Standing Irrmy.
. as level in [triliils .. It is not schIII We remember what we smile over.
5 'l “W" “l ”‘0 “WI “"l IzquInmom hiding szllmius in IulsIIcl-fl’ut n smile into your advertisement.
.IIIIi l‘tllllli‘ l-I .Imtg. .I hIIIIl ot "limit“:i- ltlitl of IIIIrIIIutR Ill mucous and lump sums Good Izovcrn- and have it remembered.
Mm map“... and :I (itiiii' I» u- III .I.’ duhtors, run \cl‘ 3 no,” is n (ru‘zsnciaiisili aiming to prog Price has its pluce, but it never
llilhll'l ”I“ Iiwlll.‘=litlt‘ for It rill" ll ll “"11 of ill“ I'll." l‘“”‘- l “m I“ “n' more lbII ucifnrc of all. it is scrim) ,tnkcs the place of quality.
ordinnrv pi'IIIsitII - ;Il.II.IIII to push down inn-ll I‘('li:iill ttmI :IIIIrII litIl I. rim: \Iilh
sulcnmcu to the piucc. '
it um... A poor :Id can use just as much
Nil till
it. lIIIIIl
I3‘~
than a
IIII‘IIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIN (If .I low! of hi)ll\‘l‘li‘t\lt I14
something t'ollm.’
Unit-ls. Iii
'li IIIIIk for its own good. Such aov Butter he "just out" than force
«llIIIulrI-IIlv. "ml“? I‘M-"”5 “’m “"I "IYI‘lFIh‘m‘ ”"crnmcut in thc {more is certain to "sotucthing just us good." The one
A. IlII ti -lI.n:;II lt'i‘iftlli‘ ”l grod KI" i“ i 1 ill" ”3"“! 0" ”will“ ”I” “‘"m IIIItI-r upon many eutcrprisos of tin town It solo. but'tho other loan a cut
.Itll‘lttnrni in Ihut, IIuI rIfllIII-o mist to} :IIIIIIIIIII lI‘I‘IttiIIl out ut plot-lion “"‘OHEI‘II‘Onontic nature. it ‘3 “,1.qu i0 .0“, tamer.
i
lIIIip liIII public. not to hoip tho IIIllIII- .
.IInI'. lilt‘ sound IIIIIIIIII‘ IIhIIIt IIIIIiu'I‘Id
l: .. IIIIII think or IlIII IIttII-I‘ i
liiio IIIIIw, \‘i‘hni lIIIIhIIrI lllt is rIIII:Ilnst
IIl!lII-II .I po ~ZlII other is u privntc on profits and lIilI-‘Iiist .lil Itoiuu tol
,‘Itiit:lllil'"-. II it pu’nllr ulliIIII is :I pIIlIil.I IIIII» Hillllii ulnar. unit :hn lIIIrI- Iciuuiu
trust. \‘I'II lllH‘I' got to stop \‘it' IliuIr' Iii-r of wages going to tho lurlzc InnIIsI
Iouz'ugo IlIc IIIItIII‘prlscs of colloItiI’c‘
l:IIId Io-opcrntivc socialism-«Its IIII tilt
doing now right here,
ilut it IloIIsn‘t IIlfIIr l'lopin tomor-
cow. though it nous forward to II hcttor 3 but more out of them.
:sncinl stoic. At the some limo. it is, Advertising is a persistoilt salon-
illttl cowardly, lml Rifllldr‘ 0‘” ill ll“? , mun. Kick him out at. the front door,
Lopon and lights n good light of fulth. und .htI blows in at the buck
iflVinR hold (‘Vi‘l‘ Oil iWiiC‘r and better: Th9 sales dppflrtment of n con‘pany
things 'I‘htI ltwdom that we stock is :5 only M. strong as its local dealers.
not fluI lrccdom of lords 0f I’alllllll and and the backing it gives them.
(If lulldfi. hill Of A“ of "8 i To push a trade-mark on other than
quality goods is business suicide.
instead of consumers going to the
imarkcts edIcrtislng brings the mar-
ikets to consumers.
Win-n nomII business men cease to
rcgnrd advertising its "tribute" and a
\I'orlhloeu necessity. thcn will they put.
more lilouE in into their ads. and so
l'l‘ili.
“We in the ages lying
in the buried past of the earth.
llullt Nlnovch with signing
. And Babel ”99" in 0““ mirth. I An advertiser whose advertisements
And overthrew them with prohpesy- do not make good 1,, no, 101,3 an ad-
‘ “‘8 rvertlser.
.. To the Old 0f the new world'sI Fe' people know just Willi. the,
. WWW» went The business at advertising is
N; :‘Mh “89 ‘3 l‘ dream that l' to help them make up their minds.
y n‘
Or one that is coming to birth." TH! POI To SUCCESS.
Timldlty. shyness, and self-con-
sciousness belong to the same family.
We usually find all where we not!
My friends, on old economic world is
dying, And a new world is coming to
lmun line und takes the some stIInmcr
book again lIIdIIy.
One of the lntciostinx cases now be.
in Ithcurd in the Court of Common,
Pious. Bridgeport. is that of Christian
‘(loorgc Worthington of tho North Ilcr- ' rclhtlon uro for all,
prnttllng boy of live; for the soon;
man of fortv; for the old mun whose
(“03 III-II upon the gates that soon will in th tharn Hemisphere. All
open, those coudttlonar raise practical
Mon-stamina, in 3mm”, 1, monns considerations. What is good govern-
in the far northeast of this country and
within fifty miles of the largest city
to gnthcr into its churchos oil the
e Simmons.
(‘huid i). Lloyd and hello)
The inn lulloI'
of 12 Knhrbt sticot. against
it will he rcinbmbcr
cburchlcss. and this great movement
is for us hero or well as for others
olrowhero."
(‘00 per.
. od. wore concocted with the defunct
Moi-cuniilc itonl Estate company. of
.. ., New York. and succeeded in having
' it inrno Innnbor of colored pooplo In-
vIIIIt in the concern. Simmons claims
to have lost. M00 and wants Mcssru.‘
Lloyd and Cooper to reimburse him. A
This eloquent address was followed
by some remarks on “Good Govern-
ment" by w. E. Chancellor of South
Not-walk. He said in purl:
w. E. Chancellor.
“i IIcvcr spoke in n cellar full
Christians before.
of
Elghtoen hundred
United, States?" . "What is good gov~
D. Prescription.
s»
nlsllst. “‘Wl lief;
malaria.
hi"? interested in tho outcome.
,in The most advanced physicians of
this country and Europe are now pro»
scribing n wash of Wintergreen thmol
. and othcr soothing and hbnllné ingred-
tents fur the cure of Eczema. Printer~
is and nil otlwr forms of skin trouble.
This compound is known as the n. '11..
Dr. Holmes, the well knowu skin spa.
‘.'l tun convinced that
3 the l). D. I). Prescription is as much It
i (throttle for Mormons tendinitis for
We have been prescribing
«the Lt. D. l). remedy for yours." ,
i m enriches vouch .for the 1). ml).
, thrill.”
large number of Norwslkpoople will years Into the Christians nod to meet
in Rome in the catacombs of the dead.
e
If you will call at our store We will
be shut to lot you have, a 31.00, bottle
on the guarantee that it lvilli cost you
nothing unless iIou find it does the
work. And I'ouIIlecido. For that men
tcr II trial bottle for 25 cents auxin. to
be enough absolutely to prove the
Inertia in the remedy.
I Drop "into liur store. anyway. and us
we have seen. it greIItInsny cases at
skin trouble; we will give voII tree’s
pamphlet giving directions for bathing.
diet. elm. for all kinds of skin trouble.
Ask for tile l) D. It) pamphlet.
“Cause and Cure of Skin lilietmliti. " Got:
ment for us horn in it corner of the
oiled States. near its largest city. New
York. III the southwestern corner of
this llttlc State of Connecticut. and in
II widespread out town of less than
30.000 population? I
The question immediately spills up
into three questions: i'Whtit is good
government for us as citizens of the
eminent. for us as cltisens of Connect-
icut?“ “What. is good government for
us us-cltlsens of the Town of Not-
walk?” We might. add qubstlons , as
to the Fourth Congressional District:
and as to Felrtleld ooII’IIIy. but time
forbids too close analysts. .
.Iln conelde’rlus solid government.
many things toot us. Most of us most
of the MM.teo busy to do much
thinklue about sovernmsnt. We hear
lots of sorts. and of aberration.
which mainly ls humbus. We are sure
that it is Ibumbuz. but we have not:
time to salt Why. Much of our sun»
cultycornes from the fact that some
of the principles that mskc a national
government good metre II state govern. 3
went bad. Different principles apply
in nationalIgovornmont from those "
which whirls state government,» and
similarly with local government.
For sample. we hear often that the .
lanai government is the best sororit-
. . ludirr
Please Read These Two letters.
The folio
t is for Women
letter from Mrs. Orville Rook will prove how unwise
submit to the dangers of s a
may be avoided by taking Lydia E. Pinkhem
icso partition when it.
's "cgetnbio
(loin
Ilse was four weeks In the hospital and came home «rightist
worse than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia E. Pink-
blrtb. And it is coming notwholly
with observation. it descends out of
Heaven to make the will of tho Fath-
or of all men. who are brothers. pro-
I'nll upon earth.
any one. and they are all enemies’ at
peace of mind. happiness. and
achievement. No one has ever done
a great thing while his mind was cen-
tered upon himself. We must lost
ourselves before we can and ourselves.
w. c. r. u. otoses echelon.
bsm’s Vegetable Compound restored her health
~ noun Is also own STATEMENT.’
Paw Paw. Klein—“Two years ago I suffered
Self-analysis is valuable only, to lean
our strength: it is fatal if it makes
us dwell upon our Weaknesses.
Timid, shy people are morbidly self’
. unutnuN'. Oct. 19.—-—'i‘he Women’s
(‘hrtstlnn Temperance Union concludv
od its convention business this morn-
andntlaatae tnetoAIm Arbor
Iwas moisten" four weeks” and same house
It very severol'y with e displacemeuwl could not
,3, beats my feet for a long time.
. {mated me for several months without much re-
s
ypltnlclna
for an op-
nmkhnmfl iii;
Ins and decided to meet next year in
New London. The officers chosen were
mostly reelections. Mrs. Caroline N.
Bush. or East Hampton. again being
the president. The others are: Miss
Josephine Sexton, East Hampton. cor-
Biyl Int].
dissecting themselves,
during’ how they appear and what
people think of them.
conscious; they think too much about
themselves.
turned inward;
Their thoughts are
they are always air
'0!“
If these peo-
1m mm, responding secretary; Mrs. Mary A. pig could only forget themselves and
halt to L: “in”. ”IN“ “hill“ ‘ $310 , Gnitup. Scotland. recording socmtsry; lthlnk of others. they would be sun»
3 Iiidsfidrzm'ii: m "a?" t}: afmflm Mrs. Nollie A. anger. Wllilmantio, prised to no what freedoms“. sue
"file 3.3.1“. p“, p.“ Mich. treIIIIurer. . grace they would gain: what success
in life they would achieVe. J; .
Thousands of young people If. 'r‘"
held back from underlain“ what.
they long to do. and are kept front .
trying to mike test their great lifeI
“Thom never wassworso one." ,
Ind I-“Tbere reams was.
and I cannot you wheel I wany;n
“w" . "n'iii
hfriiifl. flwm
IUlOlDI AT POUND IlDGl.
STAMFORD. mi.19.--Elmfl' Tour
pie. m for some years had kept a
luscbroeml here. killed tumult by
hepatitis. in a barn erratum Ridge
noel:
rim
I rover
foremon
rem
‘ tit .
income. ' team“;
. Ito “solarium
WWI. IE“. I J dreams. because they are afraid to“
I“ N. Y; twelve miles to the northward you“, With the 3mm, They “am
It today. He went to the farm some time from gunning their spots and
, ago because of lmpntredhealtb. He
was til vent-II old. and leaves relatives
hero.
sensitive points, which smut trons the
lightest touch. “Their eupsrseasltiw
noes makes cowards of them.
ART AND ”'0 "wishle Tc DIG: . g
ORATlONI ' .
l have arer strives to be human with
the utmost .posslbls inienalty Ind ails-
wntoth'fin mmbhw
Poiiimmii’
handsomstumtdtosny
nonrandom
rill
“hill“ It...
g‘mm are puma? wiii‘fi
‘ nosmsou assumes moi-tr.
WINONA. Minn" 0st. to .wAVltltor
‘Hnsh Robinson. who left Minneapolis
, Tuesday morning on his trip to New
Oriana snd’Iwho not into troublo'
‘ when near thiii city Tuesday secure.
' lite titular do on In. river Silt
Norwalk Chronicler