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”SONIC NOTES
ii:
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} u Well Lodge. No. 108. l". and A.
.. meets in Masonic building.
min fireet. 1st and 8rd hie-day oi
'7‘ month. July and Airgun w.
‘ It oclock. All Master Hull!I
iv and internally invited.
mISON T. m '- .-
l , ‘ ROBERT M. m 860‘].
, ‘ Butler Chapter No. 88’. R. A. IL.
.w in Masonic Temple. South
8‘- street. the 2nd and «trues—
oi each “month. at 8 O'clock
and August encemd. All It. A.
cordialy and internally in-
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has
I" In
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’ Buddies conditions are due inhalant-sulfide iowsrdliis. Bud-
no. conditions can bsrchsngod {of tin better only as man’s s‘ttitidshm
ween-uses. ,1:\~--.‘" - .11" , .
Business maria M ‘a ‘
oi depression. when 5 f_' ”Wit niece-min
resort to certain sts' ‘ ' In «manganese-lens» causes the
statistics, it w- follnd: .
That a pa'iod {depression islths result of unrighteonsness, dishon-
esty, extravagance andinemcieneywhich develop in the latter hsli of a
period of prosperity, and that} perfid oi prosperity is the reaction from
the righteousn-s, indoor}, inagfifim thrift which develop in the latter
haliofsperiodoidepressions "
‘ \The meaning of this is plain. his not railroads, steamshipsvor iso-
tories which we-ourprosperity; it‘is not bank'clearings, ionigu trded
' or commodity priceewhiehgm us good business. All those thing- one
like the thermometer that register the temperature of the mall.
“Prosperity is based on those fundamental qualities of faith, taper-L
snot, serrioe and thrift, which are the products of religion. '1‘. inade-
medsls'oi My are the tar meats.
, --_._.. _.. “’—
anynumber or sheltered angles andl
corners. keep right on going into the!
house on hot nights. and going up
stairs to- tor-ls feverishly upon their
hot beds. '
.. more A. BROWN: 1!. P.
- ‘l’. I. LYON. Secretary. .
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;‘ TEE SLI’MP I! WON l
6~5 ‘fl'he rabbi of a wealthy Jewish con-
bmtion in Patterson. N. J.. hasrc-
d his position and announced
"It's so ccol and comfortable out
here uncle-r the trees. I wish I didn't.
have to go into the house to go tol
bod”
“the. I'd like to movemy bed out‘H
hcrc on the lawn!" ‘
“It's cool here. but the bedrooms
u intention of leaving the ministry.
explanatory stale-
‘Ont. he says: l
“I have discovcrcd that I have bccn
glow! my lifc trying to givc thc‘
”Wimp somclhlug that they don't
5 'wt. Thousands of mlnistcrs—l
L; Christian and JlWiSll-rllilV? discoverfl
.“ the same thing. l'coplc cannot be
reached by rt-llgion in this modern
Vorld. Tllclr hcarisérc closed to it.
"The only thing that growls a min«
”or in his work of prcaching God's
message is an apathy which he Cane}
‘ot hopc to ovcrcomc. I am through
‘Ilth the ministry bccausc the people
have lctt ibc church. llisillusiouch
Yes; but I will rind snmo othcr moro
useful corner for myst-li’.
"My rcslgnalion is Hill a rcflcctionl
,urticularly upon the. spirit of my'
Wn'congregation but upon the spirit‘
of the world and its attitude toward:
religious tcachings. I am not lcavini:
my people—it is my pcoplo who lcavc
to."
Many nnotllcr ministcr, as he Bulb.
[upstairs are like an oven.”
, SEMINEL
. READERS’ mars
These are not the murmurings of
condemned souls. facing the everlast-'
lug flames: ‘Thcy 'ure just laminar;
quotations to be heard in any well-to-
do neighborhood or on any farm on
any hot night. Tho poor have better
sense. '
I’RAISES MDOSEHl-IART HOME.
Editor South Nor-walk Evening Scull-
ne'l:
Just a word to tie public in behalf
of the Loyal Order of Moose. I am a
member oi Lodge 529. of South Sor-
“Hopi AT imam
Many pr-oplc have been greatly
perturbcd by‘thc apparent increase .
in domcsiic quarrt-ls and divorce walk. and am proud of it. i recently.
suits. Othcrs have been cqually per-{on returning from Kansas City. made
turbod by industrial quarrels and a special trip to Moosehcnrt from Chi-
sccming signs that contracts are nowlcngo. I had heard and road about lhc
loo lightly held and too ircqucntly'womlcrtul opportunities thc children
brokcn. l‘sunlly the people who wor- had to tit themselves to go out ill the
ry about the one problem are too prc- cold world and light the battle of Mir.
occuplcd to worry about the other. ll could only stay a short time. owing
They miss what an editorial wrltr-r in to somc appointml-nts I had. Greatly
a current magazine points out as an to my surprise and agtonishmcnt I
obvious conncmioin bctwccn the two. round one o! the greatest home-s I had
Says the writer: ever soon. To every appearance it is
"We have grown used to themxccllcd by none. Such an appear-
thought that‘thc rcmcdy {or marital once as those children had on their
tlffs is not self-control but a change. fncce told you or perfect hapvlnt'"
momma-W’
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\ »' ' ' . , ’ . _
callus. Jumta‘n imam
exportation of wines; and duller-s
from France in the first all.“ 9‘.
thisyear as compared with the no
period oi. 1918 is a surprising dis-
covery.
fh'othe meantime France he! lost
two'o! her bigen customers for wines
and bundles. Russia and the United
States. 5
Oi't‘lre brandies and liquors
many took about half. Amount
Turkey and England followed in that
that order.
’wss «ad-fie
m ‘7; a i: y r '
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mun
Ear-Z
assuage-enrom tn ,
his brother in' 1...? W boat.
made scouts- to,” pond lilies for
O girl. . » :1
The gas motes- ‘diing’mbout
in Mm“ tfl‘l 5n til
mum Vin-u to ”53.".- some 11;
Ger. lies. nose guess in-a‘rsoe. milk-s é)
“rude-“to use-m his brother
oasis“: The body.
{,
”'- ow'. 9.- '
v_. «
Wed case of list foot. you stem”
question of sermoe.’ '
.lfyouuferfrom anyi’ooc anaemfromsdn’cornsorhsmoc
of
seeking outnewquaf’flringyoua’
serviccdlarisalldswosdimplies.
,Atawmidcmflemwe have
engaged the services & Dr. Scholl’s;
FootExpetawhodll‘hshuoon: .
Wednesday and Thursday,
_' July 13th and 14th;
This minim-Ellison: real;
Prscdpedistsndsu-otom‘mress-s'»
iningyourfeet. themmmeooi
nomlcsl wsyofharingfootefilency.
o
and correction by tuba chum
. 1 only aggravates foot m teapot-seal
advamge of this oppom ,
neuron
i
Shown in allthe Fashionable Shades,
' WSW BMWand
* Bathing Suits
Milt 32-9. Valuer
$2.49 yard
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2*
for
SOLD 0N EASY PAYMENTS
'92:; {9015 "or: "”5” asthhe does.:“ep arc chasing to discipline ours‘clves and bliss that unveiled amongst
a "‘0'“ °‘ "m m” e p“ '"° in our relationships at home: is it any them. Such cleanliness. both in and
,mllzes are leaving their vocation forlwonder that the ‘rclationships which
the same reason. in despair of ac-
complishing enough good in thr- pul-
‘DIt to make it worth while.
It is a. srvcrc arraignment of the
public. calculated to produce a good
deal of serious rcflccllon, Arc pf-nplc
really sunk in such spiritual apathy
that rcllgion has no hold on thcm
any more? ll’m‘c they lost tllclr rc—
llgion. thclr spirituality. their ldcnlsi‘
Thorn has undoubtcflly bccn a good
Heal of loss along thcsc fincr llnps of
human llfc. Civilimlion. in its bcsl
tense. docs sccm to have slumpr-d
lately. Tint it is impossible to believe
that this slump in (instilled in be last-
ing, or that it is so scrimls as the Fat-
terson rabbi swam to think.
Life is cult-rim: now forms. and los-
Ing thcrcl‘oro its: hold on tho old
fiandards and mic-guards. In this
“yoriod of transition mr-n and \vomrn
tend to question all religion. They
may think. as mnny a (impairing
ministcr thinks. that lhcy hnvc no
more rcllgion. But this is not lruc.
Ilcllglon is on cast-mini thing in
human nnlurc. and nr-vcr dios. -'l"hc
I'Ilndamr-ulal (Morris and asplmllnns
ere ihcrc. mt-rr-lv conrllscrl and
‘33::
will conncct llif'lll
with llvl‘nr: human
that thc apparr-nill' uus'plrltual
‘ crowds nor-d. morc than anything
elsc. is lcadcrs with undcrslanding
(1nd vision ('llOllL'll io prcnch in ”mm
not a "now rcllginu" but a ncw np-
pllcntlon of old rr-lizlon. making It a
living thing lnstcnd of n system of
obsolete forms.
more obviously
r-vprrlcncc. And
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, m “ANDROMF. LA‘VYRR
A new objection to i'cmlninc juro
" before a mixed jury.
"The nine young women on the
jury were swayed by the smiles and.
.. pliments oi theI handsome young
for the other side." complain-
~ til: lady, “My case- was won until
Now‘what shall we do. Rhall wc
1|! Surf duty for women to a sud-
~ .end. or shall
wng la'wyers be refused admission
the bar? Neither. if we are wisc.
We deliberately aroused.
1‘.
juries by theatrical
use every trick.
,oegullty.
ommram:
p.
oanbrlng
, awaiting nr-W H'prr-shlon in ways that-
I'Wras been volccd by n voung womfifin fl. not ob
lawyer or New Jcrscy who lost a case ”p "3 over with a a mule-
all good-looking
rm“. we shall banish the ldca
Jury eervice is a matter of influ-
' orsex. We shall insist that ev-
. jury decision be in accordance
the iacts presented and not with
is still more important. we
1*, the attempts of lawyers to
. and
at methods.‘ And We shall.
"from the bar all that unsavory
tho debase a great profession
1 ring at the evasion of law.
legitimate
timatc. or protect criminals
the hot‘ weather makes a;
is at night. the author-
permit the citisons from
districts to sleep in the
' It
urey can sleep on news—
» , , -. upon the new.
rmuire a sane sell-discipline in oil'ice
and factory and govcrnmcnt arc not
gaining in strength as lhcy should
gain?"
1 l’crhnps the outlook isn't so hope-
.lcss as that slatcmcnt indicates. Yet
.it is llkl'l_\‘ that a rr~turn to enlight-
.r-ncd discipllnc. sclfecontrol and mu-
Itual rcspcct is among ihc grcaicsi
lnr-cds or thcsc confuscd days. Those
ivirtucs. along with unsciflshncss and
tolcrancc. can best be lcarncd and
gpractlccd in the homc. No individual
ihomc can change world conditions!
;unaidr-d. and none probably ‘willi
lachicvc thc glory of saving llumnllltyl
immcdiatcly from all its wocs. th
every homc has itiniis power to
help or hlndcr- the final tictory over
Jealousy. srlflshncss 21nd unrest.
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TELLJI‘ALE GARBAGE (‘AN’
'Tllc homcly garbage can gives ico-
nimony of the habits of the people.
lit-ports compiled from many cities
show vhst garbage collection has fall-
on off in volume from 10 to 25 per
.rr-nt slncc the war.
Thc appearance of the part of the
‘prcmlses visible from the street. and
of the living rooms of the house. is
usually takcn as indicative of the
char-actor of the occupants. That
utelLtnlc container by the back steps
lportrnys more truly the family char-
'ncicrisiics.
l is it clcnn. whole. lnoi‘lcnsive to the
cyc or othcr sense? Does the lid
lnmp down tightly because there is
0 little accumulation of waste food
that cvcn a small container will hold
it all? 'hen the family is clean.
~wholcsome. decent and thrifty. Or is
the contrary things. including
tion of wasted ioodstuli? Then is
that family all the contrary things. in
spite of the elegance of more visible
surroundings. , ‘
The figures given shew that thrli‘t
is incrcasing.. How about the other
ntlributcs?
___________.,——-—-———
Spcaklng of the ”forestry congred’
that is going to meet-in Aniline did
You cvcr see a flock of crows ham
a convention in the woofll?‘ If crows
could speak English. they might tell
thc Atlanta delegates W1
I'worth while.
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l'nclc Sam's alleged prom‘oli‘
postal savings would be location:
tional ii the "Mid DNM~'.‘.
accustomed to investing WM]
ten gains in that torts. ‘ .
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Motor news"byl. "ll'otor.
'les are speeding up. 80 WW
2
tom I , fed
'An Illinois man’s“ W1“.
white and blue corn. Flue“ tor
feeding-on the cob to alien? ‘
W
Don‘t get worried it thoeblldren got
cro- and call names. In the time
rof yearwhen'the house'lerrsistobs
expected, 115 v"
'out oi doors. and the wearing apparel
on those children was neat and clean.
The makeup of tilt> grounds was in
accord with everything else. Those
children had no evidence of fear. nor
u'rrc they bold: pcrlvct little ladies
and grunt-men. .\'0 {car to talk to
you. I visited a number of the build-
ings. I am ill doubt it any working~
man can provldc for his children
c-lual to that providcd there—and. let
nll' say. the courtesics shown to visit-
ors is great. I had the opportunity to.
son lhc little lllmcr girl. who was sent
from the lodge. ill South Norwalk.
und com-creed with her. She is well
suited and c0ntcnted with her home.
and docs not care. to leave there.
I was told those in charge-ob the
home are not allowed to strike a e 6'
under any circumstances. In
opinion hero is a place that will go
down in history some day as the
greatest of its kind. I say to any man;
you are doing the greatest good you
can when you contribute a dollar. a
man could possibly do. I say to every
man. join the Mose. You don't
know how soon you will have children
who will need help. You may be glad
to know they will have a home you
may be proud oi.
JAY MALLORY.
ll Wilton h'enue.
Norwalk. Conn.
slo AND no FEDERAL ’
RESERVE 00m
. —
The Secret Service reports new
counterfeit 810 and'szo Federal Re-
serve notes. which are described by
the Treasury Department as ioTlows:
.The no Federal Reserve' note is on
the federal Reserve Bank or Clove-
land. Ohio. check letter “A" face
plate No. 97: D. F. Houston. Secretary
0: the Treasury: John Burke. Treas-
urer ot the United States: portrait at
Cleveland. /
This counterfeit is a straight photo-
graphic production. bn two pieces oi
paper. between. which a few silk
threads have been diitributed. The
race or the bill would be very decep-
tive were it not for the fact that in
applying tn blue ink to the seal they
used a shade of blue entirely 'too light.
This coloring is also trcaed over the
Treasury numbers.
Themes of the bill should readily
disclose its spurious character, a;
green ink has been spread over the
photomphie impression m‘d much
of the orldnal photograph in black
is left uncovered.
Care in handling bills of this char-
acter should result in -
in: them. 1 readily detect-
The $10 Federal Reserve note isfin
the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleve-
land. Ohio: check letter "D": plate
1‘0- 105: D. F. Houston. Secretary 0:
the Treasury; John Burke, Treasurer
oi the United States: portrait of 3m.
son.
This counterfeit was mad
produced by the persons .respououmegl:
tor the $20 bill above described. and
its general description is
that of the . ss’sssr
coloring applied.“
her on ills t. is
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The Store That Saves. You Money.
18 scum-MAIN STREET
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AND FIELD DAY.
flees-.oiOIdWslinodgsih.llhastndtedereryM
lodge is the stats to be present on that date together with
are ed
d the
LIT my season “IT AT .070“ POINT BARK,
“TMY. was 10%.
m,
Old Well Iain lo. 108
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m MASONIC 0UTL\H
at some Point Park. slim-day, July 16th
ssonic
9 ye?!
Chet-rot the Order of the fission Our. nurmt members
Numerous sports for all for wild suitable” will be oiierod.
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what your profits and losses are on each
’Dlvldood tables ior figuringthe low; field or securities
held.
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