o: Wmene 111111 the.” su1o.ca.1.,n.......as.1. Welt "1111 our 5“
, eats. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
‘Q‘fe PARIS
33 80. Main Stiih‘outh Norwallt Sill Main St, Stamford
T4 V Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
‘ ‘ town. ‘
hum-M
Attend the Demonstration of
New Home
Sewing Machines
Wednesday and Thursday
1N WINDOW OF
A Dickerman 81 Son
‘ 7i. ' 801ml NORWALK. CONN. ‘ ‘
We; GIVE 8. AND H. GRIENTRADING STAMPS.
‘ PONY vorss
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Nurses?- Unifonns
Excellence of lit. exactnessv of finish and substantial
sewing are not the least features of thwe attractive dresses.
Plain Blue Chambray $1.98
3 All White Linene, high or low collar. $1.98.
All White Pure Linen $3.75
No nurse should foil. .11. select one or severe! from-
- this Went. Sixes range from 34 to 46.
The N E Ryan Co
' WAIHINOTON ‘T‘RIIT. COUTH NORWALK
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1 Journalism Walk.
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Willlem Allen White. 11.11.11. Dipper.
Henry J. Allen end Moe 0111.. Well
Known Keneae-noribee Tom “French-
er" For the Oooeeion.
One of the big 1.1111111... of ionrnul-
ism week at the University of Rouse:
was 11 series 01'. twelve sermons deliv-
ered by twelve famous newspaper 1115.11
on "’i‘ho'i‘ross and the Pulpit" in
twelve diderout churches on the some
night.
WOBL‘D'S MIGHTIEST FACTORS
Iy Cher-lee Moreen Harper, Editor: u!
the Abilene Kellogg".
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‘oi' publici
ty ever has
been and over
will be subject
tooritiélsni. n11
motives will be
misrepresented.
, his judgment
questioned. largo-
ly because ‘ his
critics tell to un-
demand the con-
di t i o n a under
which he does lib
du3' 11 work. The
0- IL I‘lfllfih
.j editor is no superman; he works with
1 the equipment or the everege citizen.
hlesentlnlly he is e huelneue man. his
membaodiee the news and comment of
l; the time, hispnrpoeseoto dispose on:
that be they gain 11 livelihood and tilte-
wlse maintain 0 place or influence end
1- respect among his fellows. i heveilt-
tie patience with the view that the
press is renal, that it oelle its birth-
right and dost-odes its station because
of the lure at gold. Bomeumee in the
:; commoreiniintiou of the profession
1- enter injustice and error. but the great
runs of newspaper men. like the melt.
' mass of ministers. today works for the
betterment of society. 11 higher stand-
..' 1nd or living and nohlsr ideals for man.
kind. ’1
As high e measure or ethics. on
'i 1111-11111: edom toward helpfulness, ee
11111111110 devotion to right exist in the
,i 111111111111an oiliee so in the pulpit.
‘ 'tbeulpeoeol'to the tub differs in the
.two pretensions 1‘0 the number the
nut
manage to supremo: to the editor the
meelege is inextricably intwinsd with
1 11111111111111 business. 111111111 end politi-
cal influences. but 11.111111111111111 ribs!
with truth. The preacher is often:
.? mun apart—not. in every lustenoe not)
or ueeeeelty. The editor‘s men dsye
are spent withtthe hopes. the lotions
and the accomplishments or humanity
rether then in the cloietero! the more
‘ communion. The editor should be. and
is. bouippod to teach in clear objective.
and if there be those who fret impe-
tientiy that he urors his preaching
‘ with the salt of the rental-l 0mm
of lileitlsboceiieetlloy hiltotnito
emendneuerouevieweihiew
‘Iltienme
Hand in bud ehould toil the nul-
nlt and the moo. The. institutional
thumb and the clean nmpeper are
today the nightieet them in the
world'e prom-I. Fleet podeeeeee its
on hold eodnettberprieetooredltor
« cen outer thily into the othee’e eeectu-
ery. new in perfect The editor
clahnenoconeeernttoa. Hoe-emote
no :fiidtmco than hie hem brain and
butthepreesledotolllutoll
3 tthheteoooummetioeto
hiehdliuoddneoiudnllpoedwo
~ user e‘epirdhtlle feign 111! MW
new
'wh d believes is the truth. but or
um i isn't always the pol truth.
photo 1.1.1.1611 to the she and cor»
Ellllllls Discuss 11111111 dim
‘ long as the Week are matched against
it
mm‘ ”1 Mi fl!“
“It soon-l With. The editor can speak
to aopflnde or people each day that
motion or untoldruont and develop.
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9 93 on the hliliiide and by
' can be A than utender
guild: e ditto hither. lie-can now needs
t diseord unit. uJiderniine his ueetul
.nHo can more wisely keep in mind his
vowu tunings end have charity for the,
1.111.131.1111 others. He nun have 1111111
to his rellow men and bio countrywllw
him that 111m ‘hio'untalllil 11! 111111111
no 111111 hour th "‘coll or human hopes
11ml tours. the Macedonian cry to
I‘nu ” He can love his 111111111101... H11
11111 a ilzhtar for good report So
the strong he can be the bent; defender
of tho oppreteod. He cnti build up
what 11.111111 building up and tone down
that which should full. g
When the newspapers of our‘lrountry
denounce 111111.11... justice rules again.
A line or two Indirect action, and lo.
tenders are 1,1th1 to floods. The ln~
:onsidernte feiv. called to 111 count. net
summit 1111
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11.111111111111111 and term? '
use “'11:"
in Itep. The henspepcr cup “to” bud
been. but it needs the support of good
new-mid hisbiouied goodness. sm-
potby 11nd compo onshliy—to take part
ll! the billion of ighwuy end byway.
Neglected chiidrep. the idle and him-
loes. the toillds than and demon. the
weak and dlutreened. the Weavers of
pearls. lino llueii nudpulple. all need
711nm MW ulbthel'e Willi) he more
silence 1111 to defect and more notice of
merit. The gospel of 11 good newspaper
e'bohld he the gospel“ of tbe‘biggeet and
greatest hump life.
1.”
THE DETERIINED STAND.
Iy A. G. Miller of. the Believilte Tele-
.eeepo.
'1‘ will be con-
ceded that
b o t h t h 0
press and the
pulpit have on
importelt work
.to perform.
[3 liod in Job
, 111:..23. the tol-
3 that my words
ten tbll. they
were printed in
e book."
80 we see. even
in the time of
Job. "the power .1 publicity wee roe
limited. and the recognition at that
power hes 1mm every day.
i’residentu. hinb‘s end potentatee how
A. Q. WE
are dethroned trend governments are
«haunting monomer the 111111...
Equip 11111.1» mi mm does
the editor remind: weigh and mid-
e1 his reeponsihilityl is he (oily alert
to the poeuibultice that lie before blur!
it will not be disputed that the new
paper‘etendexd irrthie country is high-1
”may then it ever was hem-o. one.
does not moon that there is “no room
for improvement. itshould be borne
in mind that I newepeper is not exclu-
sively e public utility. a moral agency
or a vehicle eloe‘e for the 'uplltt."
incidentally it in a business 1111111111-
tiou. with bueinoee problems to solve.
with line-cm obligetlonli end pantie
to meet. it is numbered to the co.-
merclei etmoephoro of the day and to
the environment or the round“ m
though it. 3111a: he told mt low. it 11111.
bullpen- lnetitutione stand as far above
this environment” dose the puree.
We beer e greet duel“ in this no
about “giving the people what they
want." it is 1e pelpehly meme ldee.
No properly modulated man-n“ iii!
any more tidbit 11¢ CNN ill renders
in the broad eeu "1111111 they went“
'tben would e mother tblhk or girl
mouths earedi‘orlt. ‘1
To, make 11.111 111an to the nubile
will be to let Wt!
Menu prevail: to the temporary
meeflentoeeteetothelow-
lowing text. "0h. .
were now writ ..
under the power»: publieity; rulere
.ing.1.herehlldemirmeaedeh13lmm.
entertain-insomnmmnin
1 When your poor. 111.115.11.11 feet
eting from nothing. when you try to
wiiule your cards ewuy lrom the
leather or your Wehoes. when shoe!
pinch, and feel tight. when feet are
swollen. sore. clmied—«ion't experi-
ment—just usa*"le.” Get instent
relief. "1‘12" puts peace in tired, only
tug. painful feet. Ah! how comforte-
ble, your shoes i'eel, Welk five miles.
feet won't hurt you. won't swell utter
using “m." . .
1 Son. tender. 3lwedlyu molly tact
need “TIZ” because it‘s the only mul-
edy that drew out all the poisonous
exudationn‘which put! up the feet nod
cause toot torture. “TIZ’T is the only.
remedy that tekee polo nod soreness
right out of comma caucuses and hun-
ions. 3 «~ 5 1 .
Got It 25 cent box of "'i‘iZ" at any
11111311111 or department store. Got a
whole year's toot conifers [or only 28
canto. Think of it!
close up our idoee end omens; to tool
unconcerned
One of the great prohl'élnd is to break
deem this eppsrent exclueireuoss o!
the church. to mute it more their“ 11
3 Sunday suit or clothes and to put 111 or:
member into the tight to 1’ religion
upon the attention 0! 11! men and
urge him to e definite decision on the
question which is in every heart.
No other lectorio to be as greet in
this work In the news per, and you
amply 1.1.1.11. eroun you to see the
or no. in spite 0“ cl and the
cloud brute. or 111111“
1-11-11 1101111111: tuiueoverleslins truth
of the mute! Jam Chrlet. 1
In pulpit is notto ruler loss of im-
{mm but it in not to be so lone
m The men and women in the
pen no getting the ide- thut out of
the Job is opts) than. The legislator
sees that he must consider queetions
which no deeper than lerltle 111111 more
vital than currencies The newspaper
to finding its place of’lée’llerehlp,“
only in proclaiming the gospel on
wind by award. but by pounding it
into the people with its own 8000 right
em. Theodor to to be e pmcher.
3uetnitb both and text. but with
thought and word rodent-lasting proc-
flco. to brook through the unuetunl ‘.
1 yell which hoe revered our religion
activity.
'1.‘ 1.
NORWALK‘ WILDONO. NOTES.
t‘fln Condition! 1111111131).
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M Qldd M We».
elem for I eteiloo It me
Point hr the elm lilelt Hermit divi-
1"
embmidery plain famingshwith little distinctive touches
dschein'eudi' '
ambition. them or Albertina1 is 161;
liohiteot a. 11. m 111 mitt“
11m minnows. will hemmed.
one etory e111! Molt. of orteh' ll!“ ‘
3:1". 1‘ Value $1250
Established 1857
'w‘
With the Coming of Summer
one longs for thin gowns
The fact that almost any woman can step into the
dcpnrmcnt for reatly-to-weal' gowns and choose for her-
self 11 becoming "costume is something she should i).-
ihanklul for. Right 110w,i11 the middle of May, 111ch 11111:
ready long cases bung full of summer gowns. (inintily
made of inexpensive materials, cottons for the most part.
all perfectly fresh and inviting.
' White Voila. Batistes, Crepes and Ratines, made up
with lrish. Shadow or Cluny lace, skirts with insertion
_3l)a111ls, skirts with floating ruffles. skirts with long or
short tnnics, and all delightfully simple and charming.
White Gowns of Net and Shadow Lace, s11: gesttcly
cool and pleasant.
White CYCpCS, some of them while as a drift of
snow, others striped or figured with some delicately pale
color. Crepe is so satisfactory because it keeps fresh :1
long time without pressing.
Prices begin at $5.00
Very attractive styles for graduation at $6.50, $12,
up to $18.00. . .
PERCALE DRESSES
Light grounds. striped and figured. made up with
m...»—
that procleirn artistic handiwork ... '
$2.98 Ind up. ' r151
ea!
,.-
Drones for Little Girls
Gingham and Madras made up in pretty girlish
fashions, for ages 8 to 14 years, pink, blue. 111111 980 up.
’ White Dresses, exquisitely dainty. made with fine.
tucks and fine lace edgings, with soft girdles of white or
colored satin. models for confirmation. school festivities.
or little dancing parties. Prices $1.50 to $7.50.
Rompers and Bloomers, a wry good assortment. well
11111th of servicoobie materials at 50 ctS.
Children Department second floor.
The Sale otDinnerware
Continuesflmportant Specials
Discontinued numbers in a "cross-back“ style which
is trimmed with lace and embroidery: also in a “book
front' which 15 \cry attractixe These Brawicres were
(il‘iginally $1;.00 $1. 50 and $2. 00, but the line is incmnplete
and will be closed on? at
50 cte; each.
Sizes 32 to 46.’ Corset Section.
1 Amine China Eet, 112 pieces. ml and green bor-
der, gold rims and gold handles
value $56. 00, 3 special at $35.00
:Enghnh Cline. white end gold 3
3 ,1 . . neiue $59.00, Special :11 $38 oo
1”
333M Pot-shield Set, green border with gold me-
dailloo,,v11lue $24001 special at $15.00
1- MW MTHENWARE TOILET SETS
Several some... designs, (1111...... colorillgs,
at $5.25
1 1, Value $8.00 at 34-00
AT .11
0111-1111111 ill. 1111.111 ex today told 11.. at-
1- the hholtruptoy oddrt that
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