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13,» EA WALKER
VOYAGERS or LIFE.
HE captain Who can first find his
hearings in the snarling storm
reach a safe harbor.
And so it is with sailors on the‘
turbulent sea of life. when tem- ;
pestuous winds blow and adversity %
comes. i
In this sense, we are all captains.
each at the wheel of a craft. of our
own responsible for its keeping and
its guidance to still 11 atom.
Some of us {are storms with calm-
ness and abiding faith.
Others miss their hearings. lose
courage and through (our. tail to gain
control ()f their ship which drifts on
the r()(‘k_ a ttomless wreck “lth
themselves and their creus clinging to
broken spars. i
O Q t v
These (lerclit-is swarm the city 3
streets. crowd the park benches andf
crawl at night like hunted things to
some \vrvtt-hed attic or dark doorway. .
They hogan their voyage under the
soft blue sky and the bright sunlight.
with their whito sails swelling in.
friendly breezes. proud and joyous in '
the glorious vigor of youth. thought- 1
less ,of hidden shoals and contrary"
winds. .
They mocked and jcercd tlmse who ‘
stood at the wheel so uu'vhcrly. scam
ning the shifting clouds. watching the
"draw“ of the sails and the behavior
of the (”aft that, in some unaccount-t
ahle way had become a part of them,
At the end of years, when life»
skies begin to purple, these sober
wheelmcn, patient and earnest still.»
find their way to friendly ports. wear- -
ing the amile of triumph.
O I t
The other shipst. whose captains
lacked earnestness, patience and self-
reliance. never came back. lelrl
storm~wrecked sailor“. picked up here :
and there, lack incentive to make an-
other voynmL—‘crring. shirtless and
untrue. like their captains.
They are untouched with the radi-
ancy of hcttur things.
Opportunity succeeds opportunity,
but they shun it. 1’
Hone. thoy will tell you. is dcrirl. ;
but they decline to tell you that they .
themselves killed it. i
t 0 0
How are you sailing your ship?
Are you devoting to it your full at-
tention, putting into your lift-work all
the ability. sincerity and energy that
you can command?
If you are. there will he no park
benches and uretchod attics unaitinil;
you at the and of tour Vintage hut in -
their stand there will he the sweet?
consciousness of a well Won reuard,
the blessing of an uncomplainiug soul 1
and these mean true and abiding‘hap- i
pineal-1 whatever your surroundings. 1
(Cowt:xh1.) ;
4
at sea. is he who will he first to ; '1
We are not go
mode. We just
you come in and
the quality of
ptionalness of
SEE SPECIAL W
Values up to $55.
of materials and manner of
smartness of its making, the ex-
price will do the rest.
That Will Set The :WOmen-Folks Talking EveryWhere
And mind. you, it 15 not. a reduced price sale, 01 a Special purchase sale, but just a down-
night clamping of price figures under the lowest number of dollars and cents that we could
make it to give you the biggest selection of the best-liked styles at a time when you want to
wear them. And the price is
lng into details
want to have
try it on. Note
its fabric, the
its style—the
IN DOW DISPLAY.
of -
. AA. 2
PICTURE FRAMING
In all its branches done on our promises.
ment of Mouldings to choogo from, at. the most
reasonable priccs
TRY OUR SERVICE
The F. £9" K. Stationers}
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
A marveloni assert» '
Charge
Accounts
Opened.
.
J
12-14 NORTH
ACOBY
MAIN STREET
The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women.
’5
Charge
‘Accounts
Opened.
THE ROMANCE or minus
Aptcmc."
URING the early years or
the past century it was cus-
tomary for tlinse.1\‘lto were
Invited to an outdoor entertain-
ment to brim: their own re.
freshments with them. A list
of what was considered nec-
essary would he made out and
passed around among the
guests. and each person would
agree to furnish a certain por-
tion of the repast. the name of
each article being then crossed.
or nlckcd. oft‘ the list. For this
reason, this form of What the
French rcfer to us fete cham—
pctrc became known as a “pick-
and-nlclz," referring to the
selection or picking of the”
various articles and ,the crow-
ing them otl' upon the card.
and. through the usual contrac-
Ilnn, rim central word was
dropped and the term shortened
to “picnic.”
Though this
appear to have been used prior
to 1802. outdoor entertainments
of this: nature were common
:2
word does not
during the two centuries which
preCeded. Mainwaring, in a
letter dated \‘mcmhcr ‘22 1618, 5
describes a birthday party for
the prince of Wales, at which
man did bring his dish
of meat." “Sir
invention," adds: the writer.
“was four huge hrawuy pigs.
piping hot and harnessed with
tied in
n
“every
(lecigir e Young's
ropes of sausages all
a monstrr-u: l1... ' pudding.
(CoparightJ
O-———
_l'llE CilEERFUL CHER”?
5omel'xow I Flwuy:
Feel u i
Pm living in a. story
I don't know when:
:5th Many:
m hardly wart
‘wor‘kcrs and synt"41ke-1‘5
lABllil liNlilNS
llPEN EllllHlE
Hill WBBNEBS
_ KATUNAH__—_ N, ‘1'.. (wt 1;.
iwood. a resident workurs' tulle :17.
iopcncd here today with morc than .i-t
jmeu and women students who \1‘1ll
itrain for leadwrshlp in labor and farm
movements.
[mi
'i’lu— collt‘gef which was founded in
‘a number of labor organizations. aims
to train economists. statisticians. wri—
tors. teachers. organizers and othvr
“in Ol‘Ilcl‘ that
these (labor) movomonts may
people coming from their own ranks
with their oun point of vicw who an
fully rupablr in}. training .md
ledge of exercising a genuine statis-
manshipfl’
irookwood will be not only a col-
lcgt: hut an experiment in community
living. Every one will. take his turn
at washing dishes and performing the
noursusary tasks about the school
grounds.
“Faculty and studs-ms pot-form thr-
johs that call for attention from cook-
ing to Wood cutting and from tarminr
to dish washing," said the COHf-ge
prospectus. "Thu-a lmportanm. and diz~
ally of hand work and hour] work are
both fully recognized."
“19 SChOiOl \Vlll in; one Of gQDUIIIP
drflmocracy and stilt-government. ac—
cording to announce-mums. The rul-
ing power of the college will be an
academic "town meeting," Witt-re
everybody will have one vote. Whether
faculty member or student.
The course of study will be two
years. but there will be a third year
of poat~graduate work of a specialized
character for muse who wish The re-
gular course the first your includes. so-
(that problems. history of civilization
English language and literature» and
science. The second your continues
social problems and includes modern
social history. science and certain
practical courses. such as statistics.
labor Organization labor and {arm
journalism and workers education.
Students to the college are chosen
by labor‘ organizations who have do-
nated scholarships. ”
The cooperat'ne labor committee.
James H. Manner. president of tho
Rennsy lvania State
Labor.
Try a clastfled m ..
h a. M m “LIAM,
W ,1
, Advertise in the Sentinel for,
ha vc '
which took a prominent part in found- Q
ing the institution is headed by John
Fitzpatrick. Chicago labor leader and 5
Federation of
m
STBMACH MISEBY,
HAS lNlilliESllllN,
TAKE “lllAPEPSIN’”
"l;1;,1 .. l‘luli‘” laxill' ‘ is the quickest.
5111164 r'. i‘nl‘ in! liicitzestlo:1.Ga.svs.
l4‘i;t'lllvm‘-, ll'lHlllllrIl. Sourncss. For-
ill‘lllulllxll (~v‘ Stomach llistrtss caus-
t‘vl by Ili'lllll\ _\ {ww tablets give al-
mnxi lllllli' lizill' binnlut‘h relief and
shortly ti»: ~11>111z1vh is corrected so
\011 can 1.1? imoritv foods without
liar lazing» «.151 rust? only few routs
.1t drug 51.”. Millions hoiflvl annu-
ally.
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LESS )IFAT Il‘ BACK
Take a glam oi’ Salts to lluyh Kidneys
1f Bladdi‘r bothers:
‘ you.
regularly
trouble in some form
author-
Ealiug moat
produces kidney
or otht—r. says a well-known
3 AS!) Rlllfi'liYS HURT,
knou . 5 5
cwntually
L
SEARLESH EXMHCUMING
DELAYED ma WEEK
(Continued from First. Page.)
“clues. and who will represent the
,liistrict. Attorney’s office at the autop-
,53‘ to l)!‘ conducted ivy ‘Mcdtcal Exam-
'iné't‘ (irons) \V. Dow and his assistant.
\'-1<1or A. Heed.
'i‘lu losing! Attorney also “fishes in
gin to thc legal rcpresr-ntathc of Ar—
thur 'i' “alker of New York princi-
pal in n1 liturv under the Gill of “1
am”. :11: opporttmitx to conic;
again “iii: the State's Attorney."
ity, because tht- uric acid 'in' meat ex-E
cites the kidneys. they become over-_
worked; git sluggish; clog up and
cause all sorts of distress. particular-‘5
1y backache and misery in the kidm-y
region; rheumatic twinges. severe
headaches. acid stomach. constipa-
tion. torpid llxer. sieeplessncss. blad-
der and urinary irritation“
The moment. your back hurts or
kidneys aren’t acting right, or it
bladder bothers Won. get about. four
ounces of Jar) Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a mbiespoonrul in a:
glass of water before breakfast. for a
few days and your kidneys will thpn
act fine; Th3" rfamafinaits is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. combined with 11mm. and has
been used for generation; to flush
clggged. Rhine): and stimulate ,them
to normal activity; also to neutralize
the acids in the urine so it no longer
irritates, thus ending bladder disor-
ders.
Jad Salts cannot injure armour
makes a. delightful efienescent “thin-
and women take now and then to
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
clean. thus avoiding serious kidney
water drink which millions ot'_ men ‘
70-72 North
South Norwalk.
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IT'S A GRAND OLD REMEDY
km‘p etrong and well;
\Vhtther your rtst '13"
You can't
wit bout sir-op.
3115: an annoying tickling in the
throat. the system becomes woukcnml
and. rundown. Mrs. K. I). Drake
(thiltls. Md..urltes:“A1tt1 an, attack
of the tiu' I has left with :1. .kfwtl‘f
cough. Nothing rtlitwd 1111: till i:
need l-‘olcy
can highly recommend."
irritated membranes with a.
It cow-r25
hcaling
and cit-am air passageu—Stillsonw
Powell Corp.
Main Street;
tobe
' WHEN PLANNING TO HEAT YOUR
HOME, CONSIDER ONLY
INTERNATIONAL ONE~
Have prover: themselves without quacstion,
* for.”
THE BEST
PIPE HEATERS
the BEST. Long 1119,9255! to are '
saves fuel, given greatest
comfort
hrokt-n by a painful hacking cough ori
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ORWALK
Shows You Come from a Live Town.
PRICE 56 CENTS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
84 Washington Street "
’5 Honey and Tan which 1_
and soothing coating. loosens phicgtn‘
SANITARY KITCHEN
Made of Steel throughout, covered with easily cleaned white council,
Vermin and Warp Proof
STEEL KITCHEN TABLES TO MATCH
See Window Display
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
CABINETS
M.
Standard Cotton Stores.
98 \VASHINGTON STREET”
VICTOR WESELY
{Formerly with Vaast Bros :1.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order.“
ALI. ms or SHEET METAL woax.
‘VELDING OF ALL KINDS OF INIETAISI
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Kain Street.
THREE STRAP SLIPPERS FOR LADIES T 1
Center buckles or side in patent laminar. black back. brown buck,
These are thie
slightly shorter ramp and hi gh French heel
Pricedtrom $8.50t0810fifl
latest, tire :3
A!
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENlNG
Conneally 69° Bracken
' flout}; Norwalk
twice; and
have the new; ,
Gehebc’s
to. Hon it it‘s ”mm".
, GOING WITH A RUSR
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