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iFraternally yours,
IN
MEMORIAM
flames Golden, June 12, 1912. m
Wpolls furnished additional eli-
Met‘ofjhe uselessness and destruc-I
“recess of this so-called sport. One 0
driver-Vols killed under his car.
men were buined to death. otheis who 3
injured. It was an orgy of speed and!“
signifier. And inasmuch as such:
speed inevitably leads to slaughter, it a
uptight almost. be called an orgy
crime. I
It has long been :ecoznized that ex
: cessive speed in an automobile seives-j
' d
are good only for racing. Such pov:
A 1111' engines have no place in the public
,hlghways;‘1hey me too dange1ou< t0 9
' be tolerated, and sen<ible people do not 5
;want them. It may well be gum-tion.
ed whether they (Wen minister to aI
legitimate sport. “'hat element of ‘1
sound sport is there in merely pittingv 9
one set of marlin-121' azainsl‘ numb-i
er? ’ 1
“138 in this paper and also ings being made to erect
' mews published herein ‘wherein they are to learn Americanism
, No. 108, F. and A. M. ,willIev'ery candidate hereafter will be ob-.
fil. Degree (refreshments). All psychological tests showing his fitness
WM” 3;?" “Mia"y and fraton- for the work. If he stands inspection,:
11 and is allowe -d to enter, he will be u’u-I vaernment and the rule of the mob .H".
Ito—useful purpose. Racing machines 1“"le
I.x~-In1a"1 d111' elop a novel bond of snnpath] a “mg suffering world
I: Under such conditions the minds ofI C Ch Ha
the people 1119 ready to listen to any I on V L” mm0Cks
111th Hit 11' .nkmen 11 ho resist facton
were brought before hnn. He dolly;
ered a stern lecture on the evils of
cannibalism, telling them that love for
one‘s fellowman should be shown oth-
erwise than'by eating him, and that
as a penalty for their disobedience
they had to build. a church for the
missionary who had come to show
them the error of their ways, and de-
velop in them a taste for religion rath-
er than for the man who expo'd'fi‘ds
it.
The same idea might wellbe worked
Minted Press is exclusively out in nus country the persons found
gm the use for publication of guilty of anarchist of Bolshevist lean-
schoolsI
on herein are also re- and the prisons and gallow's for those
nearly so- much to be said in extenua-I
tion of it as has the cannibal’s slaugh-j
ter for dietary reasons.
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1- - r ’s Residence—4492 4 N 1...
EFFICIENCY METHODS I GO irogaat, selfish careless aristocracy hadI the new gate mm had seen m to
{ruled France for centuries. It cared . appoint yOu. "’ .- ny of China), and that be 'm mun-g
The misery of the d' I;Of coumhif “fascination hiidlbeifin ‘ to the state at thed end of July, be-‘
1 eren ere a n't been t s fore taking up the atlas of his new
90°F had "’“hed the lowest possible upheaval and breaking-up, it is quite place on the faculty of the university. '
depths- “a“? and rose hm“ l°°"' likely that I should have liked to be- Mr. Morrison came to Connecticut‘
'and the monarchy and all the upperI come secretary here.” tin 1917 from New Hmpnmre, where
"Do you refer to the agitation he was superintendent of the state'
I LEGE
Modern scientific efficiency is to be'
' applied even to the college student. In
momm. Columbia 11111111151111. New 11011. C111,
iged to submit to careful physical and
. JOHN K' F'NCH W. 'M' der constant surveillance throughout becam
EIFlT M. WILCOX, ”his course. If he shows any lapse inI
Secretary. physique or any deficiency in Btudms'dalism for relief. and many years pass-
the physical and mental experts Vi“ Ied before a democratic form of govern-
get busy to find out what is the mat~ ment was finally established
, 'and make whate1 e1 readjustments
'are necessary. I
The piog1ess of learning Latin or
geology or asuonomy or writing EDS Iof better 11111111110111: the world come
lish essays 11 appears, is to be put on
the some businesslike basis as laying Wilhou' [185‘ng lhruzh this state of
bricks or sho1eling sand. The efli-I
icncy method is about the same'
T110 There must be the most scholarship
ained in a giien time with the leastI
xpenditure of effo1'.t 1
Perhaps it is the best way. But “hat
change £10111 the old eare- flee life of
of 1nd111du.1l initiati1e the college stu~
out is traditionally supposedI to lead'
The students may 1R2 expected to ob~I
iect to llll.‘ materialistic control of
11110111 :md genius. In fact the)
flirienc-y 111ethods. int a similar rea-
onmtliat such methods limit. their
freedom. If the movement spreads,
:11'0 may soon have :1 national stildents'
niun organized to resist it. and alllli-
ted with the labor movement.
6
Soon alter the Wilson administration
The same objecxion ll'lltlS 111111 :till ‘
greater force 11'11111esaul1ol1011~ The c
pi} almost all 11"ateis f1equent ~d b1
Mme craft. Its 11'111' [1011111 1:- 110011!
8328- to reckless d1 wire 2.1111 of trztft'i' ‘
{his and the rights and mien of oth-
is little in the lacing eat. It 1
rverted pleasure, the natural
glifmo‘tion turned to a mania for
-w‘hich makes its devotees in—
} l" e tortoise. vibration and bad
1 nes itIis somewhat different.
becomes in many respects
t of safety and efficiency:
1; there is little sense of mo-
l
oped. it is only in starting
7 : that the aviator gets a
. speed.
rand land craft, it would
. era could be persuaded
storing to this morbid ma-
few and confine their et-
1- ears’ and boat: as safe,
.7 1 as possible for the
, y.
Ma‘—
' 1m BOLSHEVlS‘TSI. It
ar with stories of un—:
children who had to
m a Christian
medboat- is mat: in: itself .1 r111i:;'I111re “‘1"
ciat declared that if he had the run
ning of tin mihoads he could operate math 0f tymnny. We haVe it in our
dollars a year. President “ilson ap-
meant! the “ayes Ilnou'n up by it D
noying and damaging to sensibh Bench
As for sane normal pleasuie. ermnent ope
in little of it in such a boat 111.1 't dollars a day.
restored the war-time price of luxnber
. in it and put it up in the attic. No
"ad road their Bibles precautions need be taken against
‘ a time 33 masses for moths or dust, as nothing ever hurts
":83 but for an African Ia worry. They will all keep safely an-
to punish his flock by in cool weather, when they an be
church 'b'raught out. and will be found justns
mtmmor'rsilgm , II
:11111- into power an investigation of
eitain railw'ay opemtions was con-I
ed and a (‘i'lttllll eminent Denm-
hem {11:1 sming of some millions oiI
oin‘ed that gentleman to the Supreme
Now the railroads, under gov-
ation.a1elosing a million
“'hy not call the gen-
leman off the benCh £01 a while?
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and the war-time wage scales. After
:signing of the armistice prices and
Iw h . — V.
[wages were cut by some mills but sub- “Azzfilnion I incoln Roosevelt No' ” HiCkOl‘Y and Willow.
l
sequent demand for lumber and Condi-
tion of labor supply disclosed that theity for all and malice toward none
treduction should not have been made ’
1 We the same mania is The ““955 0f the country. particu- I
arly in construction is going sheath!
and then? is no likh‘hood or slumps inI
.any line of Useful industry, 2
W 1
It will take. nearly twenty years to
replace the fruit trees needlessly hewnI
1down 'by the Hons in France.
lAmericans were owners of the despoil-
ed orchards, how long would we think' flned $100 and M18011 Perry Mey-
the Germans should continue to tax
thmselves to pay the cost of restora-
ion. »
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Take an old sieve, store all worries
85 new.
t are now working out.
.proclaimed Liberty. Fraternity. Equal- {theT'g'Mfi lo I o?"
" at was nothing more than anI The 8-16 ,I n", train which went“
I . .
But. hatred soon took the. place 0 episode—not essential to the welt-be mm elect If I y. I. very much ap-
:Ibacked by good will and common
"fishting for its existence. “’0 hay-1'
national boundaries. if is the after- ‘
,whole world is passing through a per-
If Weermeo FOR ASSAULTING
m 30mm
(By Lewis N. Nash.)
In -a previous article, I stated that
if we. wereto secure Peace, we mush lCantlnuea mm ”:98! One). Legislature, I mean. ..
remove the cause of war.
We are living in a wonderful age
it was written several days ago and leaving the state?"
Old things are passing away With greac Mr. Morrison. upon Clem ms M "In ‘ W‘Yr I suppose It is_
A I cf ‘ ”*Vy1MORRISION U113, not essential?" .
mm m, pm: I BLAMING IllYSTERICAL ”"mil?“‘gmim‘i'fia:
’ " o n o
SC_H______OOL MA AMSI heaggfazdengagmgpsz"
“Well, all that business about the
“Then the Morrison code affair ac-
though it is to take ol'oct Jane 30. tually is the underlying cause of your
But]
mp1 'dity; all things are becoming new at the Capitol on Monday and tumingt expected to leave long ago."
and we are seeing it in our day. If over his paper: to Secretary lime. left
"How do you feel about the people 1'
the resignation at the office with in-' of the State of Connecticut?"
l enter the
wisdom shall preIMailther iw‘nxo time for Structions that it be mailed to Dean' "I have the highest regard for them.
he“ ma “ml 10” m S IiJones )esierday. It had not been: Because a lot of hysterical school
I‘ma' ms go off the handle at the wish
JuStI ltLr Morrison said his resignationi or a bunch of politicians does not re.
the was 'due to his “entire inability to ncct on the people of the state in gen-
Iindolence or folly. I received last night.
I Psychological movements are
as muth controlled bv law as 'keep them waiting l n er.’
“'3 0 g
11101 ements of the planets in their‘2r- 1 Asked if his idea In 'keeping them
bits .\0 one can change them. ‘3 waiting" m to see if the new board
must study these laWs and work in 9.0- of education was going to make him
cord with them.
eral."
Asked about his relations with Sec-
Bonrd of Education, Mr. Morrison in-
tits new secretary, he. replied: “I‘ sisted that they were not antagonis- l“
. ,, . . m 'greatly prefer the profusorship. 11' s tic, although "we should probably (“8- It, -
Th9 “M‘k‘mme 0‘ the masses to e mucli’l'norelmportant, has more money i agree on many things." He said that
WY, mm: 12. 1111.
listen Store
ANNIVERSARY S A LE
PRETTY. DAINTY. BEAUTIFUL
Sll. K UNDERGAKMENTS
.At An Average of 25 Per Cent. Below Usual Prices
I Dainty mt Gowns, lamp. alumina, Bloomers C .mjgolei
and Pajamas; an moi moment of styles, made oi the 11m
retary Charles D. Hine, of the State quality crop. do Chino Silk, Wuhlaun and Silk Jersey. Lace and
ribbon trimmed or «immunity embroidered. Also plain ta?‘ mm
knOWIPdT’P ”‘31 "9“" ”mes are "0’ in it, is out of public life and means the talk about two factions in the old , _
Crepe De Chine or Satin
Isible for them is takinz place Old my farewell to politicians and politics board of education was "all tommy-
whose wanton destruction of their ’91 “funnies are being driven to the wall. I and all that goes with it forever." ‘ rot."
Camisoles
1. . “Do you mean that it is more 1111- The departing oaicial disclaimed
SENTINEL~ TELE- lowmen b) bomb and dynamite has notIl shall neWt rannies take theirbzln321I portant than the necrotu'yshlp of the, knowledge of the efforts made by 50 charming styles, trimmed with
and ”1“ ”0”“ b" “'0”? 0" m“ 0 Connecticut State Board of Education. Arthur L. Shipman, of Hartford, and fine laces or tailored models, flesh
'or shall libetty veal-‘9 and DrosperilyI or the assistant secretaryship?" be others. to secure his appointment as “m white at '
«be secured? This is the problem “‘9 was asked. secretary of the new board. He said
not for the people.
classes were destroyed. The people-
brought about by the presentation or school system.
ity.
is of the state. ”
e worse than that of the aristoc-
PIC".
~
The people turned again to miner-I“;
Today, the whole world is goingI .-
through a similar transformation. OldI -
;despotisms are breaking down. and the
.peOples are working toward the hope
! 11
to a democratic form of zovemmentI
mob rule? t
Some of the nations have been worlo?
ing theh nay upward to a higher plane I
or government, by the people and forI
the people. but we must not be sur—l ,1
prised if peoples who have long suffer-I
‘ed under 11 spotism find it hard to pass
throuah this period without class hai-
Ired and violence. It is a time for free;
peoples inhold themselyes in patience.I
price from
sense.
As always. the worst enemies
theories which they want to try out on
school administration at the Univers-
You mean the Morrison Code was predated by the summer residents.
I. . _.-r.__- ._.- __ rm
Sig Refrigerators”
N out is the time it
to purchase your
8W itillfillllfllls
You can select any size
you wish, ranging in
$7.50 to $75.00
AMI fully guaranteed. Sails-
iaction unrated or
‘ money back.
stable conditions. are the men of pct;I
I
5
bunch of talkers who prdmise l‘ellel.‘;
Such vagari:ms obstruct the orderly de—‘
velopment of events. and lead the pee 'r
ple to all kinds of folly. And this, too,'
Iis a d. 1111111 that we must moremue.
Orderly, God fearin." government is
~s~
fought the eruption of hate f10m theI
top: we must fight the eruption of hateI ' '
1‘1 om the bottom.
it. is pt-stilenre sweeping 01er tht
earth like the influenza. it knows no ' ‘
Lei, no man deceive himself. The
iod ol‘ reconstruction. and We cannot
escape. “'9. Mile hoped that. as free
people. lovers of justice. We might IQ
midst now. p
Q
‘wmk out. our problems with good will
Ibut the enemy propaganda will not let
us be. The lame 1110 1112). and the " $9 95 t0 5%m
1 ° ‘
I vicious are ready to take the disease.
Pacific Northwest. lumber mills have I
Our Vazarians wish to blind the Con-It I. Stmas to matCho - POTCh
Lawn Furniture in Maple,
science of future generations to their
theories, but that does not bring mace.
in the name of our great statesmen—
nsling alliances.‘ Fear God.
Old
and take you1 own part. " ”VVith Char-Iv
Let us make no foolish tangling al- II
liances that will rdb us of the right to IR
use our own judgment thm future
complications arise. 1
It is no time to glVe to the formative
_ New Perfection.
masses of Enrope the right to govern . “orenee, WE"
2:35: mama‘s 2:13:52 Vapor. We 1111111
but not our liberty. ._.__.__ III “em in 2, 3m 4
mm
Oil Cook Stoves
GIRLS ON AUTO PARTY
John J. Lawless. of Stamford was
era, of Stamford was fined $25 and
costs. by Judge J. Moss lvea, in the ‘
Criminal Common Pleas court. yester-
day, on charges of assault. They
pleaded guilty. The tyro M’s. couple
of young women for an automobile
ride, and attacked the girls on a lone-
ly road in Greenwich, May 29 last.
The girls, Lillian Grusel and Florence ,
lGill, were not called to testify. al- ' '
though present in court.
'HEDDING HAN” PM a FOR
"Bblh " ' his purpose in leaving the state today 5 1m 1.50 1.98 and u
1 t a take a 10011 at history. An ar D0" ”'3‘ mean that you would not 1 Is to be able to start on Monday on a S ' S (10.3: .50 p
‘9 “ haVe accepted tile secretaryship if six weeko' summer course in high
Silk Petticoats
0! soft, lustrous silk 111' :1 ;. 1...
street or evening 11-1111', 1
ored flounces. 111111111112, 11:1;
rings. etc, while and tie»
Special
mim,memm
$3.98
Envelope Chamber;
bovoly style of good quality crepe
de chine, satin or silk iorsey trim-
med with dainty laces, hematitch.
lug, or band-embroidered.
$2.75. $3.98. 351:) audub
to$7.98
Silk and Satin Night
1 Dresses
Quality. style and workmanship is
of the highest, laoo or embroidered.
Also tailored trimmed models.
All out on morons lines; dean and
white, at
“.98. 85.98 and $6.98
h.
l
I
t
"l
White and Flesh
Bloomers
0f crepe de chine, satm or 1131.
Jersey: cut ample length, With f'11'
new in the body 01‘ th" norm-m;-
wbich means comfort and lung
wear. at
$2.98. $3.98 and $4.98
White Tub Silk
Petticoats
Panel front and back “-111.11121.
flounces at
$2.49 and $2.98
- Mfldred Stout
Undergarments Are a
BOON TO STOUT LADIES
keel abduction and pleasure is expel-inns“ by fully dev e]
oped womonwho have found by actual W that Mildred ~'.
tsoontnin jun the right amount of material
muddgnodandarotbo correct size. They are built, ,1
and exclusively for stout ladies. I‘
”2%---. .. ,,
«wanna-ram,
(3me “REES—Folding Oxfords in Golgi or S“:
Shut-On and Other flouting.
Thorough emanation of the eyes. Oculisu' prescrtpiimg
promptly tilled. Export mm. a
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.JAPAN GREATLY
l SYDNI'A. June 12.1-41.1.“ has made
Ig'rcat strides in dmeioping her trade
(with Java since the beginning of the
"" war and is now extending her com-
mercial advantages there, says R.
l Dryyer. of Sourabsy. Java, an expert
': upon Far Eastern lflairs.
‘ “The cutting on‘ of European sup-
plies by the War," said Mr. Dryver,
“forced Java to rely upon Japanese
*
trade routes will not now suffer from
the resumption of European activities.
To my mind the East should be inde-
pendent of the \‘i’est in trade. Japan-
ese concentration in the Pacific puts
! INCREASES MADE;
TRANSPORT CRAP
“’ALDERSEE DAM ‘1
NEW YORK. Jun. 12
port (lraf \K'aidersl'c. 20:171-
the crack passenger l11111
Hamburg-18111111101111 1.1111, 11
rammed last nighi by 1111
IRedondo. was beached 11111.11 0»
Beach. Long island.
1
NE“' YORK. June 13 1 7’
-States transport that 111.1111
I‘ in strong light he! ambition to secure I
commercial mastery in Eastern wa-
, tern. "
1 1 Mr. Dryver recently was commis-.
iI‘ stoned by the Dutch government to in-
Jvesilgate the government of the Phil-
1 ippine Islands with a view to possible'
changes in the government of Java:
I which would elect 40. 000,000 Javan-
changea. but it would not be an easy
matter to out the Javanese as the
.l‘lllpinou were being treated, because
’ Itolllgeuce between them races. This
was in favor of the Filipinos.
i Re cm the opinion that It
t would not be possible-to mt nee. -
pendeuce to the Filipinos for some
years. "The passing of the presentI
archipehco ”
‘ MAN WS1
WImlL—a-Hy-nsnsodbyi
mum-noun
one. He will recommend a number on
I'therewasamaflzeddflmnceinmt
" . and Australian markets, and the“ merly flflllflhlp 0f the llilllll'll
can Line, was towed 11111111.:
and today by the l'nitmi 81.1
port Patricia. in \ (lamurm! 1
as a result of being 11111111"
steamer Redondo. ”11111.11
0!! Sandy Hook
The Redondo enm- 111 "
Ider her own power with 11m ' ‘
stove in.
Th9 Grai‘ “'aldl‘l‘fiw- >;li!- ‘ "
boken last night for 1311.1 111'
dondo. a cargo Carr“: 11' "
der the control of lllv 1'1111 '
Shipping Board. was houn. ’\ 1‘
York, from Gene, 191111111
The Patricia later 1111111111 1‘. ~ 1;".
saldersee and two tugs 11111. 11 1.111
8rd Long Beach. 1.. I 111' 11'
tion of benching her
Dawn ON 1415111
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“ASHIHNGTON Jum l.‘ \- ’ ‘
generation will see its introduction" the big drive to get the '1111: 1 'h"
be said. “Consideration- of the safe- pillars, cm webbg, things 1111.: 11m:
ty of tho W mm influence the lathe trees in June. T111.- 1> 1111- 1::1191'
withhofln of this concession to the; at which the boys and mile
the
{I
belt kind of tummy-51111 WW“?
Forestry Association What. 11121-
“ WM be effectei 11\ l "HI
““0118“! order it) till 111 1'I1 ~‘
the posts.
“The tents" says the l If;
\‘I
"91! common at this tune 11
mm“. Culberfles. Willow; 111.21 nit»
Wt
try'nem Wily criticised at a re-"“ m 4”" ‘ 11.an ‘7“: 1:1,;
cunt Meeting here u! the Cami“ ‘° “‘9 "b or 9‘s“ «1111 13.11111:
flout My, gu- “in m.- homo-o into the web T' .
moan-ac. firdhm 5" “039 under the plopt-i 111;: 111141!
‘1 “'0 {gilt-7- Jose mmm- m ""7 ““1”
mania. oven reached a suggestion for June i- ' ' WI;
1. tedio- M berating insects. in 1'““" I‘(, 1
0'33 fl‘rflmmm MMedeMat1o.ww"'-I;I' 1
Wm“ “other” midis fat Wm” “7’71. “
. , h m and advice atom. ”1 " “I"II, 1;
Z. '3 " “hwys‘hentomn \\'1"I 1'1 ‘
ti ”" 1» mForestt) .'\"‘ “'1‘".
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{involvement
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