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A Thought for Todd!
neccntqltwiihsuchihhpll"
hone—Hebrews 18:5.
.it is thought by some persons 'that,
ii the common people rule the world
there will be millennial conditions.
But the trouble is the common people
have been ruling the world» Now the
world is in sore need of uncom non
people.--Elmer Willis Sari. ,
Women Working.
Subjects forming the basis ‘0! the
legislative program this winter for the
Connecticut League of Women Voter:
which has many members in Here
walk. is a particularly well chosen one.
Three points are emphasised: first.
the establishment oi a nine hour day.
titty hour week for women in industry:
second. development or maiernlty and
infancy work of the Child Hygiene
Bureau 0: the“ State Board oi Health;
and“ihird. jury service for women.
At the meeting Saturday at the
Bond Hotel. Hall-tiara, Mrs. L. B. Ran-
toul. vice president of the committee
on women in industry of the National
League of Women Voters explained
why the League is in a number of
states is is taking active measures to
secure shorter hours for women.
"The reason is." she said. "because
the working women term the largest
proportion of voting women: rc-
lore any condition which directs their
health. iheirghappiness. afleets their
mental attitude either by creating in-
diaerence or lack otinteligencs to
economic and civic uestlons. Conse-
quently they often tail to realise the
necessity to:- creating a higher stand-
ard tor elective or appointivo.oilce
in our government.
"Protection of women workers .s
necessary it we are to safeguard fu-
ture generations. Lack of the essen-
tial degree of protection reacts‘hlnv.
ily against the tax payers or any in-
dustrial state. The cseation ot-a ,low
standard of health demands expendi-
ture on the part of the siate to care
for such depreciation. "
Dr. A. H. Lampher. who spoke to
brilliantly on the value of the mater. ‘
work. '
teruity and infancy hygiene
made clear that the acceptance of
federal aid on the 50- 50 plan. under
the terms of the federal act. would
make no diaerence in regard to the
method or work in Connecticut. The
work will be administered entirely by
state omclals. and the plan already
put in operation by the State Board of
Health. will be continued and devel-
oped.
Mlss Mary Butter Towle, Assistant
II. 8. District Attorney in New] York.
and one oi the most brilliant 'women
lawyers of that state. made clear the
need of women jurors.
“Women should serve as jurors,”
she said. "because there are certain
subjects, upon which Women neces-
sarily have a diaerent’vicwpoini from
men and are more competent to
' judge. "
With the example set. by other
states whose work along the lines
sponsored by our Connectic League
has been so commendable t e is lit-
tle doubt but that results in this state
will be as successful as elsewhere.
Dreams.
Did you ever have a. dream in
which you toiled until exhausted. then
woken in the morning all tired em
Rodger Dolan had such a .dream
last night. It seemed that he was far
; up in Canada. in n 1083113: crew, and
hour after
hour. Qultflngeflmo finally came.
Andl'ustssDolaumscurliagupin
his dreamland bunk. for a sound
.“1-woulda’t'ulinditsolnuch." he
amlhadsnywoodioshd’wtor
”work.‘
mmuihnow whp hows,
as aadaah‘whsnhewahsned,
some pills: ,“worid.” planet. dimen-
don or earthly location returning to
the body at the moment or awaken-
; It'_would have t. travel wllll llsllt-
watched une'xpectedly- in the middle
or the night.- .1
The bis-no is interesting. whether
we agree or not. , t i
Q
(imagination) dominates our
action... You saw. this illustrated in
the World Wan. People had to no
worked. up to a warlike'stato of mind
And there cannot be real peace in
Europe until the people get into ‘a
peaceful stats of mind—heed oi
hotreds. rivalries and stubborn renlsal
to admit the truth. '
Foolish.
\
/
a...” new: cults believe casein fly-Q
sleep. the spirit leased the body rad
Intholast analysid. our state oi"
( _ iouibetei‘e thesw‘ere ready '
the shrapnel and bayoneis.
A small brass cannon. captured by
“some army at the battle at
B erBill. isseen by most iom’lsts
in the Citadel at Quebec. The Cans.-
dians are proud of this trophy. though
the tourists from ‘er side use-ll: get
in the last word.- 'PYou have the can-
‘- warning.
yin
their back.
' 1 C .. .1
The Mr union never strikes:
‘ at s ' s'
unsure!» snowmen? 7’
non. but we have the hill. "
Civilized people ,
——————_..___—_
Collapsing:
. You wonder when the European
(all into the. dust. like other civilia-
tlcns of the past—Egypt. Babylon.
China. Arabia. ..
The people or Europe _lnay tire of
their staggering burden and .dpcl: to
countries destined to be world pow-
ers Within another century—such as
Brazil. Australia and parts of Alt-ice.
People. like all other towns or animal
life. migrate when they and local
tion.
. V o ‘ 1*
Veteran.
The largest tree in the world is
discovered near Moo. New zealand.
Scientists are debating whether it is
8000 year-gold or only :00. All agree
it will live another loo year-’- unless
some gmdy destroyer edit it down.
That Milly will ,be its late. since it
contains enough ;lumber to build three
h of so rooms each. To get
agile: men destroy the best things in
the world. including the best things in
themselves.
—-——Q~—-—._—_
.‘Note and Comment.
The honeymoon is over when he
thinks she is skinny instead or slender.
8 O 8
The price of eggs may come doom.
Those keeping eggs ln cold storage are
getting cold leet.
C
s
O
’s
, Wealth is a_ burdens—easily dropped.
, r) ,» s s s ' > '
!sn”ce gum golden. u is platinum.
O O O
Uneasy lies the head that lies.
_s o s '
”Start tires with care." rail. s.
we always use kindling.
safe, .
‘-
O O ‘0
North winds are in... south lol- i
ThemayoaotBostontsi-l'yhgto
coax Quebec to surrender this cannon.
He wants Boston to have it. It‘d be
better it a, delegation trons both coun-
tries met and either melted them or
sold it to a junkman. Relics 0: mill.
Ame: victory ms; tickle the vanity. but
they help perpetuate rivalries among
mess‘ will be straightened out. It may
never be. Europe may be doomed to
problems beyond their power-fol .solu- 7
' 8
7‘ does (eel. however. that the comtort
7 on the bill.:
' Wordibnm: Patent
ltseemsthatadrugouthemarhet hcl
lsnotNadrugonthsmarlieiltitis ,f
NEW HAVEN. Jan. zai-"Ko radio
cal changes “are contemplated in the
Connecticut anti-mosquito law by the
so-called bill which has
Men introduced into the General.»
V biy." said Dr. Edward B. Jenkins,
‘ tor oi the Slate Agricultural Ex-
periment Station. ”In lact. there are
only two~slight alterations asked from
the text oi the present anti mosquito
statutes oi Connecticut
“The that allows the director to ap-
point deputies to carry out tho pro- '
visions of evicting statutes and de-
clares that the provisions or the pre-
sent statutes shall be carried out from
both -voiuntary contributions and
(nude appropriated by the State. Some
oi the draining or the areas is now
.done by voluntary contribution, al-
though these loads are tar from ade-
quate. ~
“The second change tram existing
deserts that, when the funb have 8
been- provided. ilie Director 0: the
Agricultural, Experiment Station may
order the work dons. model- these
two silghh alterations on e statutes.
the mosquito etxcrmina'tion policy ct
Connecticut. as” asserted years ago
can be callrisd out much more exec-
tirely. '
7 "I'll. Station ”kl only 850. 000 to
clean up some or the most dangerous
areas or ihsState."
Doctor , Pratt of Tors‘ington.
President of the Connecticut Public
Health Annotation. said today oi the
Milt ‘ ,
"The state oil-Connecticut has oer.
taln areas where the particular ma].-
ial mosquito breeds. This bill li
make it possible to treat this species“
’0” bill acoilhinl no provision which
in anypgnueii- a departure trom
Connecticut’s establish ‘licy‘ or ex-
terminating the mosqui
John Koran oi this city. iEnsure;-
of the Connecticut Anti-Hosanna As»
sociaiion. said today: ,
"The State Anti Headline Associa-
ilon is‘urglng no large" ap iion
whatever and no radical alteratloii in
Connecticut minted or policy
and health of all Connecticut affirm.
are at sinks in the passage
bill, togeWh the modest ems-‘0-
trialled wbiet‘ls asked by the
State Willi-ll Exportinent Station
for doing mm is practically its rou-
tine wot-hi." . ,
‘* omeials o! the . e Agricultural
Experiment Station d the Connecti-
out Anti-Mountain Association have
been assured oi the support or many
heath and civic bodies and men‘s: and
women's” .oiubs shine coming hearing
comm aims.
The fohwwsm iisusd Janua‘l’y
is 1933.. List complied er. (5ch or
Lam“
8m,“
. but will feel. much" warmer .° ’
Jouknowhow higaeindsrinyeur
eye ‘le'eis? Wen. thatrishowbig. Jute -
mil in the penile eyi reel? 7
Chbpowa” ~
iol. “unnecessary”;
; 1 , ,asaresultothduries
’ it... E. 'wuite.
Comb tor stralghtsning- hair.
William I). Pierson. “'aierbury.
maehluet.
came. N. Parker. New pawn.
_ Knob and spindle construction.“ .
orbl'ncm
Frame
true ~l.
Mali.) P. Beach Ridgedsld. “Utili-
tarian toy and doll.
V Richard Dooley. Modded: File
holder.
Oliva A. Lucier. Baltic. Locking
mechanism for motor vehicles.
constructioné rel-21mm
Fountalnmlfigebss
Chester at y. Glenbrook. dune.
Albert G. elsorl. East Port Chen--
ter. Flashing. . ‘ '
Tittle-Kurt's.” '
Colt‘s Patent Firearms Mohpia’c‘:
ing Company; nomad. firearms.
J. M. Ney comm. mu.
Gold alloys for dental purposes. .
The Russell Mountaehlrink Conl-
my» Middleton Elastic wehblnp
CAN CE OF;“OLD ABE”
THE CASE TRADE
Perched mm: over the m1...
portals of the Case Administration
Building is s. bronss status or "Old
Eighth Wisconsin regiment oi Civil
War. days. now he corner to have
place there—filly he was adopted by a
great industry to symbolise the canal...”
icons or Iléir m
m WM
Regiment. thendnoelng mobilised at”
New Haven.
Lubricating system for wire-drawing ‘.
his: 1.. Rowniree. Mes. cast. '
chm-lee s. acres-.1... elimrord.
Howard H. McGee. Waterbury.
ORIGIN AND SIGNIFIg-l "7
Abe." famous eagle mascot or the'
mute ell-E3 meme
5,” courm
's nowaNe'r: pm noawanx
Old Coliseum: --‘- All Kinds or
1 Auto Parts to: Sale.
2. "
Us
And"
m be clothes and spend to:-
r‘. M for books and edumligg“
”and when your strength renew We;
’ ’ m for‘healthy recreation;
But the put it way.
( Let the bank-account
.Besdy for a rainy day;
Momma. bank“, 110153
This“ are going well {or v -.
'nnses are daily getting 59.12;;
Fine! but keep this though:
. Poverty’s a cruel fetter
Guard against the days to come
you'll need sour Cash “,1 ‘
~8altzawayalittle sum. “31;: e,
Keep it. hold it. back it, 5;...
mg“. hm (cw terrors for
'7 Those who saved the brig‘ri .5.
When the wolt sums round the doc;- M
’ Folks who heeded these here To
, Need not worry. (I myself :18!
Spent my wad in waste I ear.-
Still I m “Retain your peli—
Hold it. keep it. sale
enrol-d g;
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MANUFACTUREWS SALE
01’ Samples and Loom Ends
Bale Going on at
.. 93;..71
Bis'l
PAY YOU ”W
"TO PAY , A.
‘ us A VISIT Luth- so;
' 51-53 so. lusln 8t. 80. Norwalk
LOVERS
of good living f.“ 4.“ ">1
they seek. They f; n: 5.
perfectly cooked qu
served amid Conger-,3;
and perfect app: mm
that while to dine urn. ‘
height of table "gym
extravagance. They fig
charges are very modem
the service render-ed.
snail“
54 Sam was at
South Nor-us ‘
FEED THE HENS SEMI-SOLID BL’ITE
An ideal winter ration. Try a keg. All km is at 5:333
dry mash. charcoal, grit. shells. etc.
THE BEST POULTRY TONICS ASD RDIIZDIB
NON-FREEZING DRINKING FOU‘ml
BROWER & MALONE FEED C0.
48 MAIN STREET.
Buying Furniture
When buying furniture the pur
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u .
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None 0 WWh’s. Tel. 1891
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finish of” the a’rticle they Wish to purchase.
This does not disclose the interior con-
struction ‘ or workmanship which is
important.
All our furniture has been carefufly se-
looked as to construction, workmanship and
finish, as only good furniture can be made
‘ ‘We carry only reliable merchandise of
honest quality. Every piece fullv guam'
’med; and at prices much lower than can be
found m any other store.
70-72 North Main St.
'm on... 26 Concord s1. .3... Norwalk, PW
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