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l".l)l'(‘.\'l‘ION.
l-IlIlSUN‘ whose abili'ct
‘iillt't‘ uzt llit‘ this! page of
'.-t r~ has of lute been tlltl'
announces lliill .
tort. t-olltqe graduate ita< nol
‘ . diet. at all and that there is no"
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l uni \.\
it'l
..xtu.
“l ~il l.t"ll.\l ‘tllwl,
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Ii. his or::.tni7.atioll for the it:-
ttot.itlt~ “iih Mr. Wilson is that
‘ - ' . ...-.rt.~.o:! edut'ttiun :tntl l.l~.owi- l
'iltey are entirely dii‘let'cnt
! 1n, 4, I
\t-li can cdutatc a horse or n «log. .
‘out Hutu-Ii) has yet succeeded in giv-l
:v r tilt-tn knmvledgc.
.\Ir. I‘m-ti, who is a worm friend of
itr Ellison, has \ery little education.
~\ l’t' prolctl “llt‘li qllt‘Sll'ilit‘tl lllltler
:t. on matters literary and historical.
m! _wt no one would deny that he
._ . l.t.w\\'lwiizc.
I O I
Edison based his judgment of
nth-go graduate of today on the
tin submitted in response to a
‘io:tli:iil‘t" which he prepared as a
for young men seeking employ-
- with him.
mt saute young men. even it they
t'llly average college men, could
. oft-hand prepared a questionnarie
. «nel'lllg which Mr. Edison would
made a miserable failure.
l \‘l'lllll be. no trick at all for any
. ...l'ortm-«i man to write ten ques-
in “mt-h ur. ntltstih cotild not
.t. 5‘) per cent technically cor~
, 1 answers.
it you do not believe it. or if Mr.
i . wit tlIIt'S not believe it. try to write
o ulthout consultation of any
-I. . or sljl‘lilllg information from‘any
soul'v-e the answers to these:
0 0 O
\'. [to was l’ilpay?
What and where is the medulla oh-
lti:l_ltll|?
What point on the earth has neither
latitude nor longitude?
I; Ht‘ “hat nationality was Columbus? .
\Vhlch is the oldest of modern res '
llylulaK?
How many tecth has a dog?
How much does a. cubic foot of air
I" igll?
\\t ro Is the island of Philae?
How many nations has the earth?
\‘. .‘mt three noted men Were contem-
.lt'it-.~l (if \'t)llllli‘(!?
O 0
vi.
'ltlt'
« nurse as I wrote down these quls
. ... l naturally chose. qtleries to i
v. 'lv ii i knew the answers and yet I
t not, even as the author of the
...-._ certain as to the accurate an-
gru to tho of them.
to be able to answer all of those
' v, “'lt'>~ll0llS correctly. offhand, would
‘ «z in education. but it would prove
, airtigt“.
t);‘
O 0 0
mind of the college graduate
\ no he leaves his alma mater is in
i o l the saute condition as the. palate
l
ti't-
It man who has tasted in rapid suc-
-ton several varieties of spices. t
tie is unable to make prompt and:
twurute use. of What he really pos- i
t' ‘ ~t‘Il.
To the. spice taster all the spices!
temporarily taste alike. .
To the graduate his information is F
n conglomerate. mass out of which he. i
with great diiiicuity. picks the i’nct'
L'Vvlllt'h he requires.
0
Time. will restore the accuracy to,
lie palate. '
Time and application of the knowl-
letIt- will enable the college man toi
J.il)lll‘,;t.' his mental storehouse so that t
L.- knows where things are and how}
1- um them.
-
0..
\tr. Edison does the college gradu-
. ttlt injustice when he says they
uneducated. They are ill most;
t-.. educated, but they are un-'
i ..t.~-.i.
O 0 0
v‘ ‘I'Ri‘itvll you can get in part from
< Training comes only with ex-
, .~: « e and practice. in applying edu-
till].
0 o
hertmrd, who was one of tho
'.~t or ecclesiastlcs, writing to a'
! “Trust to one who has
. ...orlem'e. Stones and trees will
i _xou “hat you will never learn
iltt} masters."
‘1 1 Shakespeare. who had perhaps
“but St. Bernard \vrote, put
"“09 in “As You Like Iii"
tlti~ our life, exempt
lt‘illlit' haunt. ’
tongues in trees, books in the
, Nillli
‘ vl from
i ‘ .
i'|.lllll'l'_' brooks.
N . win In stones, mill gOOfl in every" !
lltlltfi." I i
It;
tttt-Vttlv-i' 0t tin
st:
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‘:23. and did not arrive here until Mon-
M57! vtsrr WWW i
° Mining tilts
NAPLES July 8.—'l‘he American
consulate here is investigating the
mutiny _on the American steamer Po-
cahontas. which left New York. My
day. _
It appearsjrom available informa-
tion that because of the seamen‘s'
strike in New York a crew consisting
mostly of foreigners was engaged for
the Pocahontas. and that when the
A recent portrait of Mrs. Charity
Maivina Bemsberg of Santa Anna,:
pay a visit to the White House.
New Yorkers Get Lost In City.
Many of the lifelong residents of
New York know little of the city's
rapidly expanding transportation sys-
tem. They are acquainted with those
lninor sections they use daily. but If
they have occasion to travel to unac-
customed quarters they are as puzzled
as the stranger. It Is usually the new-
comer, the resident of a few months
or years. who even pretends to know
the subways or the streets of any con-
siderable section of the town—New
York Sun.
Beard Stands tor Health.
Dr. Arthur MacDonald, of \Vnshing—
ton. has taken the role of the patron
saint of the beard and is the author
ot‘ n lengthy treatise giving many rea-
sons why man should wear a beard.
lie claims that the beard offers Im-
munity for many diseases which’ we'
are now subject to. including coughs.‘
toltls, toothache.'relaxcd uvula. des«
tntnmntioti and all the rheuma. Besides
this is the item of the saving of time
usually spent in shaving.
“ANY Sl'l.l'.\\' I‘D :\Ill'll‘:\l’l“..
rcl llrINs .iut» 7 ("V 'rlu- A... untw of the Reduced Prices.
vi ell-w; ——".‘t..~ 'tn-loutt [{t-linnulist , _
U»l'l'4tlllt 7'. tr) AI trout (weanling to. ”0-H
,ult It'l " It't-I". ('liii‘l‘ll‘ilnnut‘ tull:tv,,
lthI-vtontdwl1}.“t Salton Lit-lullnlnctl' A W H d i
\l iIlI-lit"'l('. The lH'N-t‘ Tt'rlll‘fll )H‘ O C 0 e l
Wit" limit: to :wtnlit'ntt- Ill favor ()i .‘lily‘
lmpt ll.’ll 'l‘tltkisli futn.
evrt-pttvm of l'litico Ali-
tht- legal ltt-ir. who lt0~
Nationalist party.
With the
.‘ilt‘tljitL
IIIIIKH to the
II},
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In»
Grandma ’3
Da‘ ~-
Slte went. to market, saw wilaf
lilll't’ll as she paid for.
It will pay you Well.
VAN DYK SPECIALTIES
For Icings, Puddings, Ice Cream, etc.
- AMBASSADOR BRAND
PURE COCOA. . . . . .
Single pounds at 15c. Delicious
wonderful tor cooking purposes.
I Alter
---
Fallow in Grandma's footsteps.
habit of gomg to the nearest Van Dyk store every morning.
steamer was well out to sea. some of
the men began to threaten the co'm-
mander and to mage the machin-
:e.~y and the elo-c ric lighting apparat-
:us and e\elt to altetnpt. it. is declared.
to sink the steamer. I
volunteer aid from among
,the passengers had enabled the
steamer to reach the Azores by tem-
iporury repairs. the vessel was laid up
'at St. Muhaeis and repairs of a more
ipel'nlai‘ettt nature effected. the Poca-
‘hontas finally reaching Naples after
a voyage of six weeks.
i
PAILlS. July s—The ‘Frenclt GOV-
.erntm-nt has taken the offensive
‘ngnirut Iiolshcvist propagand1 in ed-.
locational. institutions. Leon Bearard.‘
'iilinister of Public Instruction. has is-fi
fessom and public school tenchersare 5 -
warned against the promulgation of
t(-\tremist ideas- in their work.
"Republican France." he says. “can i
not look with inmcnce upon at
propaganda that recommends \io-i
lence and the supprcsnon of u:xin-rs-‘
ttl solitaire. with the consequent anal-i
Itliltion oi national representation ardi
liberty."
It has been notice-attic since the ex-E
tit-mist agitation became actixe‘
throughout lt‘lance that the Commun-
ist i‘mces wrxe teclttited ptizxcipnll)’,
1".Irilii." youths and wiring: men from 15 i
to 117. )t-u‘s of (tire. Some lune inv‘t
ittred ftoln this fact that how did,
‘;.ot come out 01 the public school or
toiiege with healthy llICJI“ ot‘ govern-t
inert.
Seat" of the most
(Kill int.‘ ll lulu.
ll'lll'llt'lL‘i.
\ intent extremist
polite. school
!\‘1‘
? ALTERATIONS
Are CROWDING Us
Bicycles, Luggage,
Auto Supplies,
Sporting Goods
FLOOR SPACE DEMANDS
WE MUST REDUCE STOCK
Come in and Take Advantage
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
son'rn NORWALK
.....
_“<-. A...
she got and was sure it was as
Get the
........2lbs.for25c
flavor—delightful as a dtink and
FOR SALAD onsssmos, are.
AMBASSADOR BRAND
PURE OLIVE OIL.
. ...... only 70c pt. tin
This is the most highly refined Pure Italian Olive Oil. Great food
' value and delightful flavor.
\ .
f . FOR SANDWICHES, C
: . mmswos a l
PEANUT BUTTER
i Packed trash-absolutely pure—~healthtul.
nic sandwiches.
..’......‘.only19clb.
A pleasing spread for pic-V
E15? '
« «atria-Ate [emits-34%.» .,
l at Holloway for preaching
missed. Following her “coming out" the m
by the Communist party. This photograph shown the “rods" adoring a coat
CaL. sister of President Harding. who. :S‘Wd 9' “mm" "‘ “MC“ 90"?“ Dl‘O-l to Miss Pmm
it is said. Is planning to accept her.
distinguished brother's invitation to:
um Sylvia ranklmm (center), who gonna live month: impflnonment‘
sedition in the British navy. was recently db-
tondmd a breath» in London
, .
THE
MAIN
Bargain Store .
IS OFFERING .-
This Saturday Only
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
qu LOOK!
~F—————“
Men’s Athletic Union Suits . .‘ . .v. . . . ..69c
Men‘s Working Pants $1.35 pair
Men’s Best \Vorlc Shirts (all sizes). .3..69c
Men’s and Boys’ Bathing Suits . . . . . . .55c up
Men’s and Boys’ Scout Shoes . . . . '. .$2.45 pair
Men’s Vici Kid Shoes ($9.00 value). . . .v . $4.85
Men’s Dress Shirts ($2.00 value); . . . . . . .95c
Men’s Army and Navy Slices (best). 933.25
Men’s Underwear, Shirts and Drawers. .33c
Ladies’ Bloomers (all kinds); . . . . . . .29c up
Bungalow Aprons (best); . . . .95c
Silk Front Night Shirts (value $2.00)} .—.-. 98c
Ladies’ and Men’s Silk Hose. . . . . . . . . .4§c up
(Value $1.00 and $1.50)
Men’s Handkerchiefs (all colors): . . . . . . .5c
Caps, Caps, Caps (all kinds) . . ._. . . . . .69c up
‘Pants, Pants, Pants, Pants . . . . . . . . .$l.50 up
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And a Hundred and One Other Items fiToo
._ Numerous to Mention.
3: ...,.,.,.. ; ~;.«,M,._x.-g.. .
..,. re “is... .. ....
ammo) am? * as \4
Whitefionerfordswkhwid Humanism
togwhite neoiin solos .' $8.50.
White Horse Oxfords, tainted with blue-node wing tips .
andhalfnddiestup; whiteneolinsoles $8.60
SEVERAL OTHER NEW MODELS MAR ARRIVED WITH THESE.
' Conn ‘69“ Bracken
$1..”
N ORWALK
KODAKS !
'What Memories Of Your Vacation Will You
Have Without a Kodak?
TAKE ONE WITH YOU}
We carry a full'line. We also do your De-
veloping and Printing in-va masterly way and
only within 24 hours.
STOP IN AND SEE US BEFORE GOING.
The F. 83 K. Stationers
Tel. 1085. Open Evenings.
' .Hershfield Motor
Transportation CO.
Daily Service Between New“ York‘ Si N orwalli
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
rumuMatYou-Sonloommmum
mw;Wthorm-nitm_wn
umomzsmnwasshummm
lnromommwumrwmm
UCS
OR
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m
URNITURE
ERLING FURNITURE co.
i27-i29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
Summer Underwear
Rivali Silk vests (pink) W ..... $250
Mercerized Vests ....... . ...................... We to $1.50 .
3,. Forest and Harvard Mills Vests and Pants
Vests ............. ...... .................... .. 25c to 75¢:
Pants .................. . ..................... 500 and 756
Forest Mills Union Suits, band and bodice tops: shell
and close knee ............................. 3913 to $1.75
Harvard Mills, light weight combed cotton Vests . . 650 and 756
I Harvard Mills “Step-In" Combinations
“'hite Pajama (‘heck‘ . . . . . ; ......... . . . . . . $1.00
Pink Marquisette Check ................ . ........... $1.98
These “Step-In” Athletic garments are especially cool and
comfortable, made of thin but durable material.
((‘opy'ilht )
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xiii: CHEERFUL String
1 want to see. the
heart 0? life.
To Find whu's a:
core.
ls work and “whey
all there. is
r is it. making
vnor ?
etin-cm:
E For Iced Tea. Try Our?
: ORANGE-PEKOE or OOLONG TEA.45¢ ll).
: Place dry leaves into bottles of cold water and place on ice over
j night. Strain of! in the morning. The result; The finest iced tea yOu
, ever drunk.
3 START Tn .‘DAY men-r /«
tDRINKDUCHESS................35clb.
I The Codes Supreme.
The finest coffee. growu scientifically. Blended to give a Mocha and
Java thvor. Try it once and/{own come for more. '
EXTRA SPECIAL!
- SUGAR (limit,2lbs.) ...............5clb.
I rm: alumnus-rec
m 2 POUND can‘rona
With 25c Worth of Any of Above Articles.
VAN . DYK
.. new! 17-! , _ .
I 21—NORTH MAIN STEM—21'
I IAN.
QUALITY
THE
NAME
0
1“
Satisfaction Guaranteed. or Money Back.
Just Come in This Saturday and See for Your-
Eetr What We Are Offering—It’s for
Your Benefit. ’
O
THE LOWEST PRICE STORE m TOWN
The Main Bargain‘Store
136 Washington Street, South NOT-walk.
1......
M V.
J- 1. MALLET'TE -
South Non-walk
Vacation days mean a great deal to every boy and, girl.
They look forward with pleasure to the picnic, the party and
their many kinds of games.
We Are ' Dieting. the Right Kind. of Foot: "
wear for These Occasions
Norwalk Chronicler