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TOMORROW
Sun rises 5:22, sets 6:27
High tide 10:45 a. in. 11:04 p. m
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‘11 news dispatches credited to it or
mt otherwise in this paper and also'
may local news published herein.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A.
IL. meets in Masonic building. South
loin street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
«on month. July and August except-
ed, at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
cordially and trnternally invited.
BOBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. WILOOX, Bee'y.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. A. A. M. will be Mid
Tuesday evening. April 11th. at 8
o'clock” VVor-k-«M. M. M. degree.
C. A. BRO‘VN. H. P.
i F. S. LYON. Secretary.
.‘l‘-m‘a_‘-I',.
JOHN lil’lfllOL'GHS.
Said the Judge:
“Did you ever hear of the child that
Do you slip-
pose the mother of that child said she
wouldn't go to her husband’s home it
he couldn't ‘ provide anything better
was born in a manger?
than four rooms and bath. upstairs?
Do you suppose she told her friends
she would give the baby away because
her home wasn‘t good enough? Did
\ you not understand when you married
{this man you were to cleave unto him
TUBE AWAO rang and forsake all others?"
The woman mid nothing. but her
eyes filled. Then the judge turned to
{the father and asked him if he had
anything to say.
“Only this. your honor. that if she
gives the baby away I: should be so
pleased to have it. Could you arrange
it?” ’
They went off. hand in hand.
\
LLOYD GEORGE AND RUSSIA.
There is nothing in the Lloyd
George program in regard to Russo.
which implies political recognition of
the Soviet government at the present
time; He recognizes that Ru-ia is a
part of Europe. and there cannot be
any permanent settlemont of economic
conditions without admitting ‘that
fact. He declares that before there
can be any recognition. the present
government must formally accept re—
sponsibility for the debts incurred by
the Caz-int regime. It mm mm
the involabillty of the property of
foreigners. ‘ It must make mutation
for confiscations. He wants to put the
Soviet government on probation until
, it shows that it intends to make good
on these counts.
There is nothing here to worry the
most ardent antbbolnhevist. ”It is a
program which .mokes for confirm:-
Ai. Slabsides, the little cabin‘in the
woods a couple of miles from his
home at itlverby. on the Hudson.
Job Burroughs did much of his
war . He liked to walk with young
peonle.
from a neighboring college with whose
members he spent many hours.
a. year they had the privilege of bring-
ing picnic baskets to Slabsides and
[Jumping with him.
On one such any.
June when the Hudson river county is.
a Parndisw. he led the girls a. merry
chase through miles of country in-
habited us they hurl never dreamed.
Not thi- quickest or them had the eye
which the old mun had for the nest in
fife bush. in the grass almost at their
feet. swinging on the farthest bough.'
The woods were fill of little creatures
not known oven to the best biology
student. Nor could the most sensitive
student of color. t'orm or sound keep
pace with the nuturulist's feeling for
beauty in all the little-heeded things
filling mirth and (lid and sky.
Then. weary of body but. buoyed up
in mind and soul. the girls tilled the
little cabin. sharing their luncheon
with their friend. He talked intimate—
ly of Walt \Nhitmun and others who
were but names. though great ones. to
l
and then.- was a. bird club-the world leadership which was her
tion. for going ahead . The only thing
which need worry the American ob-
server in reference to the conference.
or any part of it. is the fact that his
own country did not see fit to alanine
privilege. and which. it seems to
Once many. was also her duty.
______-_..——-———
THE YEAR OF REC-FEEBA'I'IONr
If any America is qualified to re‘
a blue day in PM”, port the state or the nation's busineu
health. perhaps it in Reroutjioover.
ed as a. competent judge. his podium
affords him unequalled facilities for
gathering information and he is not
given to bursts of Pollyanna. optimism.
It is reassuring. then. to iiind Secre-
tary Hoover declaring. in a public ad-
dress:
“I hun- no hesitation in saying this
word of comfort and encouragement
to you. that we have some time since
gone by the worst of this depression.
that we are on the road to recovery.
that the year 1921 was a year of ii-
quidation and the year 192:: is a year
of recuperation."
That is a good name for it. If every
doubting Thomas will simply admit
that experts like Hoover. Gary and
many Otllt'l‘t-i. in public life and pri—
the girls. and amid the running shat- vate life. probably know whatxthey 11"“
ter said one thing which many 0? his talking about. or else will belieVe the
young bcurers remembered.
"Over there." he said. pointing
across the river where there are mun)
[evidence all around him that is grow-
ing pluincr every month. there can be
no question of this being a “year of
palatial country homes. “one of those recuperation."
women just brought over from ltaly
a. ceiling from some mouldertng castle.
Europe insists on being friendly.
It cost am awful lot of money. and she and wants to know. “What's a little
is proud of it. and all her
friends matter
of ten billions between
come miles to look at it. and they go friends?"
away thinking how Wonderful it was
to bring over an old. crumbling sell-
ing from on old. crumbling castle.
“But it's all wrong. girls.
ciple's wrong, You've got to find your
beauty in the simply. in the common.
right around you. it‘ you're going to be
happy." ‘
The gentle
his long rest.
chuck Lodge. his boyhood home.
lip is buried at Wood-
organlzntion which attempted to raise City.
founds to buy this place and keep itlnote fOr
SolGenuario and endorsed in blank by
as a. memorial did not succeed.
Henry Ford. friend of his later years.
has bought it and will see that it is
so kept.
There are not enoughvAmericnns yet
who can take time to think of finding
their beauty in the slmpe and the.
commonmnot enough to have shown‘
their appreciation for t’w strong. keen.
tender soul who grove his lit‘c to teach-
ing where nlone happiness and beauty
may be found.
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THI". H’l‘. l..\\\'RF..\CE ROUTE.
William L. Saunders. member of
the American Society of Civil Engin-
eers and formerly president of the
American Manufacturers! Expocrt AS<
sociotion. has expressed himself em.—
phntically in nu or of the Great Lakes
-—St. Lawrence route to the sea” He
says:
“There has never been propoaed a.
project so simple in its execution. so
no {unreaching in is consequences.
“If you lay a straight-edge upon the
river, you will see that it points di-
rectly to Liverpool. the market «or
most of the grain products. of the
United suites.
“Furthermore. the record of exper-
ience shown that for every dollar
‘to ship his products from Duluth to
Liverpool. more than 40 cents is con-
domed in the territory between. Buffalo
and.New York. This expense is due
portly to’ charges. for unloading and
-‘ ro-ionding.»and partly to the high cost
of transportation by rail and canal."
If these are the facts. it is plain
much Why I. large portion or the
mutattton went of the Hudson river
Bin favor oi going ahead. with «the
ngt Lakes-St. Lawrence project.
MTQDCE this scientific vision has M-
WE New York itself by proving
W to that city as well 'as the
“it the country.
, rmrmnoon.
.. ."nie bee-dies- young woman who
had married when extravagant i
We uppermost in the
«-
Mort. He had provided
An {aria and
'
which the producer in the West pays‘
emu accomplished smut may ‘
land __hn.d. ‘
Md her young husband. with non.-
“four _
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SEED FOR Uh'PAID NOTE.
The prin- Bridgeport Man Wants 350 From At-
torney Genuario and Daniel
LnMorte
Harry Kaufman. of Bridgeport. has
5 _brought suit in the City court of Nor-
luronghs has gone to walk. through Attorney Leo D'nvls.
against Attorney Salvatore P. Genu-
Daniel LaMorte. of this
or damages of $250 on an unpaid
$200. which was drawn by
LaMorte. _ " l ' 2 lm
Property on Mill Hill owned by
LaMorte was attached today for 8300
in the action. which is returnable to
the City Court of Norwalk on April
17th. ' ' ‘ f i _‘
It is alleged in the writ that Genu.
aria drew a. note for” $200 for value
received. payable in sixty days with
interest. on January 3rd. 1922, at the
Fairfield County National Bank. and
that the note is not paid. although
presented for payment.
TAKES CARUSO'S ROLE.
xv?” risers-w \"
‘A flamed
beetles: and
» . had decided that the
nod taken
.htention of gi
m “Mt 11:91:11 limo.
,m with bath. upstaiu,” d
it most of his saving: on fumituTe;
. the young wife. egged on by a still
trouble-making
' place
. t good enough for the baby to
. . in: She had stored some of the
. , the rest. with .. -
to. her mothers. ,Q. ”or;
' . . ' in" =
Secretary of Commerce. He in regard;
(Tune to 800 Diem)
( Waninghouse. )
p. m. and 10:01 p.111. sharp.
Shipping news 2:05 p. in.
Agricultural reports 1:: m.
by radiophone at 7:45 p. in.
6:45 p.
selections for the evening
the rhymes from
"The Dingbat or
were enjoyed
Arcady."
by
journeys. Courtety
Company.
Wicort’.
of “'all Street.
.l'PO p. m.--{'u.iccrt by
Evening Mail.
director. will
talks: “Music
and "Face to
(from “Face
Musicians").
give
Face With
to Face “'it
Musical
preter. Isabel Sprlgg at th
co." Vulverde:
gal: “La Chulona."
verdc.
a
mance" 'l‘sclmiimwsky:
in." Schubert: "Scherzo."
wegian Fantasi." Salesski.
From:
the piano; ‘W’here‘er You
Handel; “Hard Trials.”
“The Masque." Forsythe:
Lad" Ayiard.
musical review entitled
for an early production in
son's Theater.
(in. with John McCormack:
Kathleen Narelle. accompan
Meeting of the. Waters."
“The Ould Plaid 811m.”
«imposition- of Kreisler.‘
(7mm; .
1 13:80 :1. m.—2.enten service. from the
church.
burgh. Pa... 60:1de in til: Rein.
Trinity Episcopal
Nathaniel s. 'momas.
billion.“ WW
Good Cheer.”
Pittsburgh. , .
“can 1!. meager-ammo!»
children
grownups whom she m‘ct.on herlpondinx advance here.
Mmuganlone dealer the wholesale. price in ex-
Hmnlley. lnrz'tone.
the sunny South; Regina. Schiller at
9:15 p. m.-—-D~o Walt Hopper.
comic opera. comedian. in new songs
and stories. selected from. the new
"Some‘
‘ Party." now being rehearsed by "De -
Wolf Hopper and His Funmnkcrd!
s p. m.—-‘!h3k by smut-entrained".
‘ ‘ Station “'JZ, Newark.
Mu col program every hour from
11 n. m. to 6 p. at. on the hour.
Weather forecast 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5
Official Arlington time 9:52 p. m.
Program will be announced daily
m.——Ma.rguerite Wilkinson.
pot-t. critic and lecturer. will read
rhymes from her poetry which was made early in F
ebruary.
composed on camping trips.
will
Daily Radio Program
er Die."
ms 9. m.—-’—Atbert C_. Orcutt. tenor so-
loist; Alice M. Hamlet, accompan-
ist. Selections: “Because I Love
You. Door." Hawley; "Duns." Mc-
- Gill: “Smiling"l‘hrough." Penn:
“Love." Huerta
O D. Illa—Who. solos by Arthur C.
Hatch (postponed from last
week).
GASOLINE '10 ADVANCE
§
Increase or
Expected isoon‘
An increase in the price of gasoline
is expected by local wholesalers before
the end of the month and will offset.
it is said. the reductions in the price
Reports re-
price of gasoline is
which being advanced in those sections sud
short
Blzet"
it Great
program
Dora Do Loyo. Spanish song inter-
e piano.
“El Helicaria." Padelia: “E Abani-
“Friuncriasfif Lanu-
Lonuxa:
Marina." Munos; "Chavelitos." Val-
"Ln
Cdal Salesski. Russian cellist. a.
prize graduate or the Conservatoire:
Betty Schuleen at the piano: “Ro-
“Ave Mar-
Goens:
"Rhapsodie Hungroises" and Nor-
from
“ralk'n
Burleigh:
the
Al Joi-
9:36 p. m.—-Recital by Mme. Marie
Nan-cite. Australian soprano.
toured the United States and Cow
who
will be
assisted by McDonald McBeath. vio- .
linist for John McCormnck. Thé
ist'. The
program: "‘The Lord Is My
Light!" Allis-en; “Le N lie,"
Teroux. (violin obligato by
McDonald Mchath): “Still wie die
Nacht." Brnhm; "Ave Maids.” Bhu-
bert. obliguto by Wsldclmtflfiw '
Moore;
FaheY:
"The was me." W m.
11th): will play metal colon. :
Pitts.
. .1
Mindy}.
deal Club from Washington 86mi-
n
New Yorkl
Charles 1). Isnncson.
several
of Different Nations"
wgindtcntcs that there will be a corms-3
Accord"; to
pected to go up to at least twenty~
7:45 p. m.——“liucket Shops." by R. Skull! cents 3 gallon.
Courtesy of the Magazine
This would mean a retail price of
thirty-one cents a gallon ds gasoline isl
retailed on a. margin of two cents over
the cost to the retailer. who also pays
the gasoline tax of a cent a gallon. The
present wholesale price of gasoline is
twenty-two cents plus the tax. An in-
crease of six cents a gallon would
bring the wholesale price. locally.
back to where it was before the reduc-
tions were made. ‘
Six amp; 3 Gallon}
The felloW8hip
A daily Lenten Bible reading and
meditation prepared by the Commis-
lston on Evangelism of .he Federal
the churches and individuals.
Monday—Jule Crucial Test
leader-s. '
The stone which the builders reject.‘
qed. the name was made the head or
of
Read St. Luke 19:47-48.
Christian
“Every truth. gracious
Meditation—I am the architect of 3’
life. W’hnt am I making its corner-
stone!
Prayefi—(P'or all. in responsible
positions in state and church.) 0 thou
Father of Jesus Christ. we bles- thee
for me Matchles'One. and for His
iVictorious lite and death. May no
shallowness or hrprocriny vitiate our
allegiance to him. Save us. we be-
seech thee. from choosing any other
foundation for our lives. I: there are
Gethsemanes and Calvaries for us to
testing; and grant us the joy of the
Easter long at life that defies death.
now and always. Fulfill our desires.
we entreut thee, through the cruel-
fied and risen Lord. Amen.
Hymn:
Lord. thou hast searched and seen me
through:
Thine eye commands
View
My rising and my resting hours. .
My heart and flesh, with all their
powers.
2 n. m.——Secular ”musical’program by
Galbraith brothers. “Messengers“ “
3! Washington .. Street
pm Service. Work Guaranteed, Prices Reasonable
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