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PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER
WASHINGTON s BIRTHDAY SENTI-
- NEL.
The Sentinel uill ho issuod as u
Incoming paper on 'I‘iIIIIsduy, Washiuu-I
ptou‘s Birthday. [\(il‘t’l‘lidi’lill‘llifi, vita,
abould reach the oilicc of publication
“curly Wednesday ultotuoon.
MISS Lilitln \\ rich. 0: .\‘III hulk, spout
Saturday ill New York city,
'IE’I‘lIc Muster I’IIIIu‘IIcrs‘ Association:
Ewill hold II rcuulur Incct lot; this t'\\:ll
111%
Today in SIIIIIIII 'iEElIIE‘SilII'I and tumor;
row Ash \\’I.tIII.I- 'HIIil‘ ~lllt> be inning oil
bent.
Miss \‘IIIIII \oiui. II. :Iu liurritl urn-3
nus, bus Ilitll II.\‘ cum oI‘ r'II-IIIIII qu
New Huron.
‘ . I
The Noruulk iron I. (“Hi
N0. 209. will hold ll Inn-II ii IIII=-.~-iII_I;E
this owning.
hlIIII'I’IlI- -rs‘
The sotoud SiliiiiEL-t in Noru'EIlelt
“ Efll‘epuiitopIIIIIIIIIII'II,I1IIII.IIIIIIIII \Illl ili‘EE
hold this evening. .
Subulu (‘IIIoIIpIIL o: ii\'i'llili‘.
thankful for liit‘ iItE’lII \‘.iIlI'il IIIIpIIIIrIIi
In The Scflllillt‘i Sillill‘aifl)‘ IIII'IIrIl'IugI
In finding of his dot; III North ('IIsIlII,E
:Y. llc wants to gut lilt‘ puppy II:I““k‘
' and has taken stops it) lnsurt- in.“ 113“»
niacin. .. _ .
Mr. and Mrs. Willium Ii.
.E‘who worn nutrrlrd in Norwulli SIIIIII"
E day, were uIvIIII II lIIIuIIy rut-option by
their friends \\‘ilt'll thr) l‘i‘IIII‘IitIII to‘
'djaubury, Inst I-rculnu. 'i‘lIIIy wornI
”Ethel at tho union station by u Iitt‘uIIE
E party, who slinwcrod them with coir.
iii and rice. wiliiiillili‘)’ News.
The C(lliililol‘tilli lighting sorvlco luv
South Norunlk was IIII-IIIIIIIIII ior ubotItE
3hr. minutes Inst owning and nil:
“places dopendlng on ciectrIitlty word
In darkness. Tuc lrouhlI- III tho cloc-
E It; light. station was roporiotl to ho
a presence ofEsomo wutcr III the oil
hlch put the big Diesel engines out
QLfimii‘E'f‘il- . M
'iltl
i
Iii}. III
E
I
i
Slicrhului
I
M . -—~...~»~r"
William .Humphrlcs. thtI vctcrsn
doorkecper oi‘ the Connecticut scuttle.
.‘Et‘ecell'ed yesterday from Palm Ilonch.
Iii‘lsl. II' post curd bent-lug greetings
frOm Lieutenant Governor Dennis A.
lakesisc, of New Haven. who Is In
.. south Iu company with Bopntors
od Ofl,‘ of New Haven. and Mc-
fBrlEdsbvort. ‘
will from the ndiutsnt gensra
nice, announcing that Major Fred
it Schnvolr, Medical Corps. C. N.
'5. having been authorized to attend
ix Wecks' course of instruction ut
’ 'Ar'tny Field Service School for
‘ icsl Officers at Fort Leavenworth
‘ an a leave of absence from
iii to May 30.
e_; ohnectl‘cut SundayESchool ss-
_ on of the Advent Christian
bitch and the Connecticut Loyal
nksrs‘, Emociation of the some
Eurch, ‘w‘ili most in loint convention
E Dsnburyon Thursday. The conveu~
EIEwill be held In the Christian Ad-
Church on Madison avenue. on-
in; at 10 o’clock and Icontlnuing
ughout the morning not! utter
' IIIIII llI’IIlIlll IS
ideals of yous organization.
I ”in
i or] ilitI
.iii II‘ ui ~III~:I:I'III
flII-I'aIlrrc with your
'» lift’
“Tilt‘l‘l‘ Is no abuuduuro of civic possi-
,sbull lIrII
I bouillon
Rev. John Stanislaus Addressto
the Members III Norwalk
Chapter, D. A. Ii.
Last Thursday afternoon,‘ Rev. John
Stapleton padrosscd the Daughters of
the American Revolution Chapterut
the home of Mrs. Christian Swarlz. 68
about it because of tbsIIIsqu reason in. issuiutt very olronsly to the mountab-
West avenue. on the subject, “Civic
Optimism." It is published here at the
request of the Chapter:
Civic Optimism.
‘l sinrcrolv appreciate tho tonipllE
me: It impilcd In the invitation to od-I
dress you. tilts afternoon, and have
chosen a topic uhlch to my nIIudIE
seems somewhat in harmony with tho.
As It was .
ututcd t“’t.‘lll_l‘~(lli(? yours MID III thII in.
reptiou of this Iuovutuont, you are
handed IotI-IIIIIr to perpetuate the
mummy of those who achieved AutcrI-I
can indcpcutlont-u, tho collection of rcIIE
ics of early days and the erection of'
monuments on historic silos. So bl”
tour ol'i‘oltu you wcuvc uncw tho IIOIIIISE
which bind us to the past. Ilul your;
mumI indicates something moro than
Ea sot-lot) o? antiquarian rosourt‘h. Thu,
wilrd “IIIIIIIzIIIIIIrs” III your name :nakcs:
for n Illiliil‘l‘ll illlil porcnniul strength.
Tlli‘ American Revolution wuswwltli»
its patriotiluu, its liltifl‘lflto, Its Idohlsfi
its nIIIIlIIVI-IIIIIIIts. "l‘ho llIiunhlorI-I of
Amorlruu ilI-volnlion ill‘i‘ «always
an» to pcrpotunlc the host. thI.I blithcfitE
to nmktI "(W the iilliliri. to mnkoE
‘II»-noIlIIII IIIII lI-ssons to um. .'I Ilitlr
E'Illl IIIIr II l‘lllllli on tho nIIII‘th tho iorIlI
oi truth I think IIIIII lhnl humorou:
luculicmun uIIII ncurtu IIIII Irulb than
ht IIIIIIIchiE who 3 month! of tho illlc
‘liiIlf him of tour ouiIII ruIl i IilI‘ laid {-
until-tin. olilrcr in IIIIIII (‘imllit'l‘
should bI- callml "tirmIIIIIluultblor."
'IIIII i .III on I'ItilIIII lu IIIIIIII rhuplor III II
him I‘m I'JI'IIIIIIIIII IIII II II III» in III I; the in
but lustunw. tho It.
A. :I, H“ uu organisation must of It?
(“‘i‘ éIEI It‘lll‘“. Til"
Eb; .-\. on leu tnoirury ill‘t"ii tit-WI
IIiiII. 'l‘br IIIIIIIII of thr “HP is indiviti
II II“ with J IIIIIIIIIII‘y~»»~lhII lIIIIIlII of lht
other rilIiiiliIilllli.‘ ullli It buim ~\iIIl so
t't'IiIZ'iII :lions iron
iII'FI Ibo Inst bun xlIInwyou yoi
1m in" In: tho prostul and lhrf turn» E
l "or. n: to III-II liaiut n IIIIIssu EII Itgutd
lot“; It :uinI Iu situation
(Elvin optimism is u IIIll|i1“"‘i you «in
not ilt‘ili‘ \‘t‘l' 'tiIuI ii iii tlIIIsI- lli|}'§.1,
[ill but In ii for.
II.
uurm our-“M. oowmcr. And so it mm
In tho houluuluc quI is now and Error
WI.- um so outdo, \\‘I.I vibrato
lWi‘ii‘Ii Fourth of July, spruml nudist
Istu IIIIII nlurlnlntkluu lIIIIsitvIIIII tunic?-
IlIi with u little mordnuuluu to tho
InllIIr ("ll't'lill‘ lu morn. IuoIIIIIu tifllli.
ii SW‘WIPI IIII EIlII Olll‘ \\‘I‘.llx’lil‘l"li llh fl Illi-
lion to iII‘H'II spasms oi hilminoss first“
In tho mod and thou to tho bud. 'I‘lIII-
smut is cilbor :III spots or tho wry
mltlultbl of cloud-darkncss is all sun:
light. I bow now on my
books writton within tho lu'ui l'urcoE
yours by .iIIII“Irlcuns~»~onc offlhirh dul
plots our (tillllll‘l us on EIilt‘ VII-«go of
Insuuill »»»»»» unorui dcrrtiornci IInd Iuln,E
child it no build“ to tho other entirely-I
. Im might ult‘. reason expect the next
congress of these United States to ill: I might ovidcncc tho Incl that till-‘l
so rsdinutly angelic that it could 'IHd' country has progressed from it ratio
"9"“! decorum “my” to adjourn an in church- mcmbcrship of one member
moot in homes as a commltlcc of tho
whole. llctwceu them No “ironies It
golden mean may he found and thut iE
believe is signified by this very torm
“Clslc Optimism.’ 'I‘IIII school- boy
who said that an optimist was tin eye-
- doctor'was right pychoioglcuily if not
ctymologically. III we burn anylnmhb
tlonwhutsoovcr in that direction we
must be eye doctors-pol our own eyes.
That, after all is the problem. Is it. not
——to get thtI right focus on thingsund
affairs. To carry the figure one stop
furthcu-“mcitic myopia. or short sight
cdnsss is as bud as civic bypcropis oi“
longsightcdncss. but as the colonic»
trist tells us the greater danger to
townvdwollcrs, students and persons of
thoughtful habits is the former. let me
hasten to state again the need of eye-
lrsatmeut just now for the danger
does seem “to be that arising from
shortIsighted pessimism.
if a stranger to our methods of life
and government could have read the
seriesmf magazine and newspaper ar-
ticles derogatory to our government
ands commerclul sud social tits. whEchE
' have appeared In such promslou In
the last ten years he would huvc besn
warranted In believing that We were
allEgolng to the "demuitlon IbovI-wows"
In company with Mr. MIIItaIInI. or
course many of those discussions have
done goodnthéy have I corrected
, abuses, have purified cities. have msde
little children happy, women selfwes-
pecting, men honest. They are good
for us—sll the reforms are. My rro~
E. test Is not in the lent ssalnstthnm.
but rather again this continue ova
Ehsvlug up attack of whooping—cough or only within the pm decade of [,0 mm
lopsided. Ministers do not say veryE in blob of lmrumsnt. and brilliantly.
much about it because their business as Thomtts Jefferson' wrote In 1813
seems to have been more with the inn E was at lean chary of relying Wholly
divtdual than with the social problmi upon the voice of the people. 80
too much so In fact, while the average much chiefly for the III-called halcyon
Dedazosue In too bull its-chins factIIE (ills of tho bouncing of our civic life.
or the tried and proven kind to have We are near to the birthday of math
Ith time for a look ahead. or statesman whose name is beins
The note of sane optimism is not carved deeply In American history.
sounded as often as It might be in any, and to whose dlys some are traininI
spnore. l plead for the music to beE themselves to look as to the days of
heard more otten. Let us have reformsE the golden age. Yet the vIllIiicstion
but remain thankful there is soInc-EAbrsham Lincoln received, at the
thin: worth reforming. Children arci bonds of both friends and enemies is
titled for during an attack of diphthc» today to be digcovemd In the newt
I‘Iil ll'..[ to prove.I the cilhricncy of anti-E plper flies. Approbflum, slander, ms-
toxlu. but for the purpose- of saving: ilxnlng distrust tilled the cup or sor-
lilt‘ children. Suppose the nation IflE-row to the brim and It Is confessed
mounts IIIt us employ the right doc” tho natiop us such has yielded him
tor. be careful of oxcrrlsc and diet. 4}“: place of honor he today occupies.
flush ulr sud hygiene and “‘0“ "I“ i would not detract from all the
thr notion is bigger than the disease I glories and nohlevrmcnts of the post.
III lili‘ mounuhilo we run grin and be' I would simply II”- it was not all glorv .
:lhaukfui we pro old onouuh to have .u0r nil achievement and n In well for
our II grownup discuscs and he MIME us to recognize it. We do through
Him out It» tukcs tho sign down thIuE ill“ such organization as yours have
IWI' I'Ili'm't’h Elhc things of worth pcrpciuutcd but
The run) tools of civic life and II it is that they msI be as seed sown'
mf'illl that. III II IIntlouIIi sense, all: which shall bring forth greater fruit.
point to n stcudy hopoiui, lwlpiul bet»;
lcrIuI; of things that Is ground furl
tho sti kind of optimism. Sbmobody.
uska III tIIII world growing boiler? 'I‘htl.»
out-IIIIon ouswcrs lint-Ii. 0f coursc ill
is hard to bellow II for it moment?
or two when the butt-Blur sends silorlE
IIIIIssIIrc or thc IuIIId Icuvcs wilhOut‘
illlllt‘t‘ or Iili‘ wulcr-pipvn fresco up
'l‘htI civic optimism i spcult of III the
civic optimism of the now. For 1
star that if III that period which h‘lskc»
rolls the critlcui pcrlod of tho AmcrvE
it-IIn History it was possible for a;
Washington. on Adams, I, .IIIItorson to.
light and have hope. w‘If In the days
wIIcn that great jump-d chasm scpn
rhtIIIi North from South It won pas
Etlon of lellf'l I-lcction of tho scnutorsE
Eilliit‘ It uropr of
I fit'olii‘ in tho huxivII-IIIIE wo “cod to lim-
dusk WI". "
i
Isuch statistics. if it was a study ofi
ililti burnt on tho cohiunl morning of;
tho your. it Is burn to litiilcl‘t‘ ll po-I
ii'IIruliy wlwn South Nurwnik und‘
Norunlk will not unlit» in out! gov-orn-
IuIIuI or this britllzII Is so rlow In LIIIE
building. or whcn Ilio stIItI- gods Into
slblo for at Lincoln uud II llosurd and?
II Jackson to prny "'l‘boy KinndtlmE
Imm- 'l'IIEI will in Iiunc" then today
w.o liming rorolvcd IhII promise thatI
wiiIII uI us tlII-EI should not ho Iunch
pt Irctl oluilu in IIII truth to lluu- our
tlII-‘IIIIIIIIII of tho other purtEI or drool “on”; luv-mid «jump Inward the fight I
"W” iilillllllilli‘ oror lll'ilh‘liii‘llllfll Mill“ tiIul tIlIil mu) know from this.I IoilIII
“““mil-‘b 1“” ”1051‘ “W “m "iii”?iflE lion that tho tiny bus brIIkIIII, though“
"5 ““5"“ I“ juduo. ,El'IIIIy lhcnIuI-ivcs mu: not lw at an ab
if you would judgo IiII- lrIIIIII of II mum. u, me it. two unruly ought to
llfI‘I-IIIIIII’IIIIIIIII in II tuition you must I,“ (Ii\“|p Mummy
”m" m'“""’“"””"" Asltlo from that» llaupirntlou of his.
in bloom with Multil‘lrunrc Itud‘ “Will” “Killllllil‘. ”w “Hum MEII‘IEIIME
' ‘ ' ‘“ ‘ ' (‘liilliku iii llulh‘nvlum III “strum Illli E
Mir-ll prowth us In “full“! ihtr forest» pm HEW-(IF m Iile i‘ ”trilir “Illuh
“HEM “Eb" i; 1E” "HE" llfm II-III; tuition plum llllilt'l Out Inn
aim” in [ENE “m” WEN" for mm IIIEImI nlIIi such history a»; tho I‘IIIIIIIIE'}'
EIIIIII‘ and low sonic hruurl‘arn or l’ur Em“ m" “mm“ in oil it?» pout. Wuitu.
mm” 1 “mm“ m” E” EE‘ not E‘EEE'EE ‘WE‘E'EHEI slow lroillt“ IIIIII political und luminous
ill” low of I. IIHI (lIIIi leiltvs :I ltuIIIElwd “m“ how Emu" llnbulwl 5o hoi‘uru m”
”m i" ”mil" "m oak, ”‘E mil“ " M‘t‘k that we hurt-I lil‘lllRll)‘ for-:zmtvu
thousand to nmho :t unlit-u and ii III; ”Eu” thorn W", mm“ "NT“: mm mm
limit.
{‘l'n' I‘llliliiu
' 'r I I I 1 ' I I 3 ' . I i I
3mm, (\Iu liliii. ’iIII mount pom! “HEW“ loft in tho “rm llt‘l‘vitlu nor-
a s I ' » . xi .. I. E
IltUlHi in mm flout “him tho uholt III-hos “I” hurt; burn Wmlflrd to
lIuIIdrIul and lll‘ly yours III our un»
“til upon {loll to lot or div-I horuuuo wc
anion-tritium it'll unit Ilm marorisc has
bm-II umpires! to‘yl'uli tum» wot-II «you
lot many IIIIIIIsaEIldEk uho bud um hour
.cd to final int ii In Ill} pri‘rllcnc IEI'I
romind Evo'IEI lbut Ill-y that ho Wiiii‘
IIII totiuy urn orcutvr than those tltul:
bu nitulllm us. ‘
(hit borernuwnl III llicsu l‘uiIoIi
Slums bus live“ on» of croiulltzn. in“
tho very first \vnl‘n no would hove
IIIIIIII u hlncdom it a lunar number of
pooplo lmd bud their um and curl mus
ly Inclinh lilo lIoIbIIIl of that ucutiE
mom was found to bc in Massachusetts
EIII II group of lIIndIIrs known Its IhoE
I .sncx chornlisis
m” after all “mm are. my in E E :or no bornmo republicans In form of:
Thom anI sevcrul lines of thoughtEmwmmeM1‘”de rcnlly lcd ”mi
uluch I might Inducc to follow thluE world than
iiilllili ”in can lw IIIIucIl on It do)“.
WI» IIIII-d II'II- loiouropo not ”I? mirro-
lili' MIIIIII lrond. l supposo Ihnl if
our IIIIIIII huh! IooItIIII upon this cull»
IIIIt'III llIE Iiurn Ilul‘luu tho Iiuu' whru
tho grout ninriurs worn drilttlll‘lu null
t‘I‘llh’iliill: it.»~ SIIIIII tic would hum broil;
tvtuplmi Io tool that tho pmvvm in
i‘illlil't‘l bud IIIIIIII‘ II Irmumdnus Jet}?
who; but iIIII rich Itiurlulfirm coll III
IIIIIIIEI i‘omlluu thI III‘HI‘I‘IIIn You milllf
couplc IlII- gimtnl pi‘l‘illd with tho
ytnr of rum lilii'. A. i). if you would
IIIIIII'IrEstIIIId tho plum» those loo-rivers
bad in thc worlds milking.
l
specific topic wc hurc choson if “ihlcunium Mm"! tho poodle “I"‘l
Ewss II study of the religious optimismE
in our history in which the rcpubIIE
cubism of VI nshlugton became tho;
donlocrnoy of Lincoln t‘l om not sputum
lug Iiolltlcttllyl and III the musuuhllcE
two xiv-Int dyuulmcs worn at work In;
the industrial worldmstcsm and in-E'
vontlon. and one In tho intellectunl
world-«tho public school system.
Those three forces wont forth and cup
turcd tho Washthu South. Ibo North
and tho sovernmcut became ill» II
noise It secondary cotisiderstio‘n. I This
condition. brought about an analogous
I position which come to It bond about
That since your the American IniEEmme years ago. Then at but
earned six huudrcd million dollursE It was first mnnlfcut. The business in
and “mil “E” beforcEEp'c bud ‘0 ”a" a“ tomato of the country than bottoms for
equal weight Ill silver for s near-trash the m.” thus we dominant interests
egg. TM American former ”a" III laglsisture.-cotirt and capitol. We
“0““ ”I" 0‘“ "l" ““8““ °‘ 3"“ had as a notion been feeding a child
atom with one of his harvests. with and a as“ and the tiger became the
"I" “9 cauid own italy. with live he dumlnant. force. That tiger was named
could purchase Russia from center to ‘ “
circumference. its spatial) 9on are
out or ovary ditccu individuals in
1300 to and Incmbci out of every tbrcc
Ilndividuals In 1900 and many other
material optimism i might quote the
fact that if we so back to the soil
wc huvo values that‘src astounding.
in the “your will thorn was to round
uumbcrnhout. four hundrcd and thirty.
tour millions of dollars added to the
world’s wealth In the gold-output.
be. will Inlmiya be reconniwdwmoncy.
‘lId SlslI-s, all you
by different names. but in one word.
more tuition Islam today!
scandals. banking sounds“. political
bouism, railroad coutrol—whstsmssh.
In; blows those things have received
In the lust twalve years or less. Cor-
porate wealth by had to abdicste Its
throne in the lobby of our Senate-«the
people have come into their own as
never In the history of the country.
Note what has been accomplished
in the last twenty-five years in this
drift toward true democracy. The first
change came through tho iacret bsl~
lot. the mightiest rctorm of the last
quarter century, and accomplished In
the quietest manner. Bribery at the
voting booths was hit a body blow by
that act. It came strangely. No great
leader advocated it-“it was adopted In
state after state without political rov-
olution and now Is practically univer-
sal.” Democrscywihc real American
democracy. thou and there commenced
a concerted attack upon the psuedo
aristocracy of special privilege forces
which has never ceased. The direct
primary was the next stopwnot chron-
oioglcslly but In point of importance
and now holds practically In “twenty-
two states. This measure gives to the
promo Ibo powor to nominate their
officers from town trustee to United
States senator. Of course in the latter
other. the primary decision rcully gluon
but on Index of public Opinion by
which legislatures are udvlsed. but
with tho rcccnt stridos In the direc-
E'Il) lhc Imoplo tho dimct primary bcZ
comm iii that rem point II most won
dcrful lustrulucut of uplift.
Publication of cnmpnlun oxpcuscs his
number \II‘IOI‘\ thIIh we how had on
«civil In our midst nithout housing It
ltduy such publicity is domstndod or
tho right of Ioiporutlons to IIIutrlbulr
In tho sonic III iiflliil'd In tuontl- ‘ih‘t‘.’ of?
our slim-Ii. in IuIInty-scvcu l-Ifllll‘fi of;
tho union Ibc Iicmocrury hits canurch
e
i
I
I
turn fluid to mic for thclr unnatural; ‘
practically and tho Svnutv of tho VIII»?
ltuov.‘ loud in2
{mm I): this sum» mform this lust
E‘lWII‘
I do not wish to liro you with lilosc.
wintrntrxits of Iilt'l. but thcv :IrI- lll‘i‘iltiIE
‘ suit“ II" we IIN‘ to know why no should
I who unto oursvli'cs I‘mil'ngc.
SI) IIIIJE
I‘t‘ililinlw Io IlI»IrI:IIId our ultrnliou. TEIH’E
Inituutlw III-III micronduul :hII tun ‘
IIIIIII-lt III II lIIIiI IIW mould IIIII I‘ll IE
ill I-IIIIIIIIIII ."i winning II i’inE III III.- or Ini
iléuII'» lIrcisiiilion III lholr own bill lz-I‘iE
nos in full «nth-III in sight Status and
partially In morn .IIIII
tint! IlIImIIII-ol of fill uuupmls .Iltultlst
Nil liltildilit‘i‘llil‘l‘lt‘h‘lfi I‘III“ :.III is
[until \ Iiglt;
”In
but no nllurm um! own I no I'm Iill‘ lluui
“nusltuxhl of tho tropic upon Ibo un-
“' Anmflrun
‘ control, E ‘
forms that hath lan in
Now ”Hit" llrloily in ronlm
on; uhut hint boon dom-
IIIlt'iuu
.‘Ioto II he
gIIItlIt Inllll ions or tropic who IIIIIrII I‘t.‘ El
llmod from tho unloou mm»
In loss;
than two II‘IIrs unto liw public sI-x
III-II rommlnlons ubiIh non III mum
'cnsloru stairs urc protecting thi- my
pic .lual illfii mouth lhII I‘I-uusyl
:lil routs oxcosslvo cllurpc to II poor
mun III llrooltiy n
IAIII‘IIilolto boguu his career in the SI I-ln
stc his rutortu Inovvmcnls wcrc soE
hr- III-gnu lo spunk IiItI loolwd around
.ssld: " .\lr Snooker, it plows Inc. to
think how many of those semicolon:
‘wili leave their senatorial seats par-E
Inuncntlv boiorc tho
which i spunk. "
tin-omits! ‘
Real Worn
“cloth" don't mski the woman"
but shay do mm tor whole lot. .Tal-
ImMo-ordor clothes lift a woman
above the crowd and they have a style
distinction and a perfection that Is ai-
wsyo nationals.
You E have seen such clothes—«you
can now have them at a price you can
easily afford. You can have your own
choice of over 250 cloths and silks and
till spring Models with the positive as-
surance that
Perfect Fit and Sahafactlon
Are Guaranteed
Wc are now displaying the complete
Spring lines of America's most famous
lullors-~-tho American Ludies’ Tailor-
ing (30.. of Chicago. and not even In
New York or Chicago will you find a
wider range of fabrics and patterns.
Our expert fitter III Ilt your service
and the, finished garment will be deliv-
ered to you promptly.
EVERYTHING TAILORED TO os-
osn AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Suit: ...... $14.50 and up
Coats ...... 810.00 and up
Dresses . . 313.50 and up
Skirts ....$I5.00 and up
in spitn of the splendid facilities of
titosd’mnster tailors you ought to make
on. curly selection-4f you wait any
longer you may be disappointed. It
you visit our store now your loudest
expectations in dress will be surpnss-
ed.
The Clothes that,
en Wear
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10 per cent. Discou
Taken Before Feb. 22
nt on all Orders
MINTZ’S
The Pacific Coast
la rapidly increasin; in wealth and population.
this development and the section which will Jerivo the [must
actualit- commercially and industrially from tho opening of th-
Panum Canal, and the Forum
the sdjusnl territory. including Oakland and Its suburban
distncfs
We are offering attractive securities of public utility cor-
porations rendering actuary attic. to this prosperous and
rapidly growing territory.
"'0. shall be pleased to submit our special circulars for your consideration.
Smith -Tevis-Hanford Company
E 60 Broadway
The contra of
a Exposition. to San Francisco sud
New YorkECity
s
ROYAL GROCERY co
SPECIALS
vunin lluiltbud sun forced to no} buck FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER per lb. """""" 35c
came the period of negative chuructcr one din on the empty chairs. thou TEL.126+8.
EWMW
And 30 I tun an optimist in civic! THAWING OUT WATER ”peg
usable sclE mnlitlrll und 1 ask you my colleaguosE
tininugh with thorn very matters otE 30011 to up also to be optlmlnm m Elinor Linn-rd, of United Electric
1! “M 11 DTOIIMCYEIIII those improving conditions indl.
which now has been lullilicd for tho onto after all but one thing-“n and
Senate of tho United States In on theE will of the people a widening falthI
verge of being a people‘s representing of men in one another, a human trust trio Light and Water company is hav-
in and a widonlug human love for in: mat success with thawing out
oucs follows " I’robicms remain but {much Water pipes in New Canaan. .
E People of New Canaan are enthu-_
can take the courage 0! today a les- Isuttstlc over the work and the plumb-
son and face tomorrow's problems 113- Eel-s are Ibemonnlng the fact that their
alnohlngly. knowing there is one pow- services are required in this line of
or groomer. and in the meanwhile be work no longer
optimists. o .
lion today for the first time in its his
tory.
Eton in cities-«tho inst bulwark of-
bureaucratic politicsweven in cities
the commission plan is solving the
problem. doing the work, proving to the
world outside that its “not is gratui-
tlous-mthsl we are able to take cure out
urban centers and tumor: them clean.
Never was there a tlmI;I when there
was better reason for singing a with
teal doxoiogy. These things have not
beendonc by n partyw'l‘aft and Brynn,
Roosevelt and Folk, Hughes and Wil-
soon—ail fin-yo holpsdpbui. the people
none grsater than those solved.
sruosnvs VIOLA'rEo HUlEll'I’ING
Baffleld Authorities Got Alter Two of
not getting poorer. I
But our quest is not along these
lines. inclyic aaairs latheroxround
for similar optimism. i believe there
is. The other day I not hold of a voi-
umc or istInI-s trout Washington to his
nits nut-bis his ‘war or the‘nuvolutlon
and his tinsi pmtdéuoy.‘ 1 Wish 1
might put that volume in the hands of
these who are constantly string “on!
for the days that are past." in this
book Washington is frank regarding
conditions—and he complains that ill
men seem to be seeking their cum
gain are willing to buy prdferment
are willing to talks money out of
their atheist honor so tbs: at titties
there spun-E to be no one who can be
trusted This was in New III)
the the official cspito‘i or til
I led shun. Evlds‘ntiy the put "with “‘ ‘
all Its slury o‘t Inigopsndonce guided
have done tbowork. We are Just
finding ourselves that'ls nil—as Kip
ling would any. Unless there is a
deeper meaning in it. you may know
that whon n more man Is left in
charge or tho homo, things got more
land more littered up Then the news
comes that tho lady of tho house is
expected home and an attempt is
mods to restore partial order in ex-
Mtstlon. Tile lady at the house has
hen al gj III“ absent (ruin the great.
power. In dominion every piece or
constitutional machinery; and was at
length brought to fullest sisennd pow;
er. As Mr. White well points out. the
issue during those, days was clearly
drlqu It you worn a common malo-
fsctor the constitution’s consort mu 3
non Interests would have jurisdiction.
This was s natursl resultant. Mom
om umd hid captured principls.
The American people! had been so busy
toying railroad tracks mm; hon
I d Ghouls
bio ct. but it 1 road the
Earlshl Mr. American voter has
with notice that she is
their government. bud las lo' bu prop-
parity favored us. they did not would
over their neglect-vthdy bud ldbl mily
«utensil to II. III lty of till i
I ‘ bull ulna as
members or the lisrstrom Pmpurstoryl
school In Norw‘slk found themselves
tn'Sumeld recently. The boys had gone
out hunting, ldrgeti'ul or Ignorant of
the fact thst the law was on
bud had EhEIIIEi auroral this shots. which
they were sporohched by the Ew'nrdon
of the locality; Ho Ereduéste‘d of them
their names and addresses.
were given as lollows: Arthur Bissoll
of anthem, and Warren Montague. of
New York. a guest of the further. E I “
recognition and will be brought to trlsi
later. Meanwhile thélr fellow students
are joking them about their careless-
ness.
,Eblsotrio Oil lustsntly relieves the
Wet
LAW.
Professor Hammm'a Lads. “ no
0“
They had been enjoying themselves
which
EtolE
The lads ward released on their own
E widower can tell When rau’ii Intuit: 1““ tho
(I bruise. ‘
user or “wok: Dr. Thumbs“ new schst us put into psi-stints,
clearing. the pipes in a In! E
burn or m
Ill.
Elmer Lingsrd of the United Elec-
Ths method of the electric company
was explained In these columns last
week and is comparatively simple. It
takes but a few minutes to thaw the
.‘plpes with this scheme. which Is not
Cit En inset Samuel W. Ho Jr
It was It pécuilar position that "m of EScfuth glorwslk advocated “Erwin;
years East) by this method. but the.
scheme was looked upon as sxpenslyo
land unsafe.
i it. however, may be demonstrated to
Ethane to authority by the excellent
work being done brthe power corpora-
tlon that the scheme is well Worth try-
ins.
torn up and making mpnirs upendnfi
and is s. quick, effective and mg ‘17:,
III) Nib ~
i Fifteen pipes Were thawed out during
saturday and Sunday in New cm
The shortest time consumed , ~
Eratlon was eiiht minutes In - E ‘
mm “as ”M “ FINE TABLE curves. per lb. ...... . ....... I ........................ 300
Humming this IIIIII “fills rmihlr “MON" \\ hr" “01er s ozone or usslrr's or sosax snap ........................... '. 25c
7LENOX so» .............. ................................. 25:
Non». us “mm“ MEMEdlutustcml to Ihut. dignified body that 7 L85 LAUNDRY STARCH ......................... I ............... 25c
allctucon if I bud any olbct than lbc‘i “.ha alums. llWl Irull ulcuo about III the majority lull their souls wboucour FRESH LAID EGGS ALWAYS ON HAND ‘
‘
22 scum MAIN ST.
Light and water Company Having
Success in New Canaan.
w but II. new one to this community.
t the pipes in this city about five
It saves the street: from being .
met the water running in from
Inn
nu. Idiiyfi. It ”in
Thus it u soon thst the
Norwalk Chronicler