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The Unheard Prima
Donna
Recently Thomas A. Edison said
that in many American homes
there are girls with voices equal
or superior to those now heard on
the opera stage—girls who would
not go before the public because
they preferred private life.
it is rather hard to believe Mr.
Edison or anyone else who makes
such a statement. For various rea-
sons. Of course there was a time
when artists were all thought
necessarily to be disreputable and
when to go on the stage or to sing
except at private parties, in
church or in oratorio concerts was
considered “impossible" by many
people. But that time passed long
ago. The artist who respects her-
self and her art is respected in
equal measure; it is generally un-
derstood that woman does
necessarily step without the pale
of society if she uses her talents,
histriouic, vocal or instrumental,
on the stage. There is room on
the,sta or platform—plenty of
room— or the very best women
whose abilities entitle them to be
there; and no girl or woman needs
i'ear loss of caste if her voice can
take her on the grand opera stage.
Furthermore it is a pretty well
known fact that the rewards of
money and fame for those whose
voices are as good as those heard
it the Metropolitan are large. And
young women in this day and gen-
eration—no matter how exalted
their families may be -— are not
averse to large rewards in fame
for their efforts, and few indeed
are those who spurn money in
large sums earned by art.
And yet again it seems quite im-
possible that: Mr. Edison should
know of many great voices that
have, not. been discovered by teaclb
ers or friends and literally forced
out of private life into public——
granting that they equal or exccll
those current in the great opera
house. The chances are strongly
against the possibilities of such
voices remaining at home while
the world yearns for great voices
and pays hugely to satisfy that
yearning.
So one takes the liberty of be-
lieving that Mr. Edison is in er-
ror about the great voices that are
being withheld from the public.
For the thing doesn’t seem possi-
ble. ]t seems much more likely
that there are some voices now
being used in public that) might
well retire to the home circle than
that there are many worthy of
great public recognition that re-
main unknown.
. O O
1Vew Time and the
Davis Children
G. \Varren Davis, a citizen of
Norwich, this state, is not a be-
liever in the daylight saving time
schedule and he has taken adver-
tising space in the “Norwich Bul-
letin” to announce to the public
that he intends to send his chil-
not
the man who has made a hog of
, By I
Cal Ender
See where New York City will
have a boy, mayor. for one day.
Wonder if he’ll take a couple hours
oil to run down to Palm Beach.
0 I 0
One thing about Stanford's Xayor.
he Phil Ups enough space.
‘ e e e
—And now comes our second con-
trib's work.
e e' e
The new “bawlroom” in an
upstate'day nursery was re-
cently opened.
DEAN
e e e
We presume that one _ln our; cir-
cumstances; building a column each
day should be a mason.
O O C
And at the rates masons get an
hour we certainly feel sorry that we
ever entered the field of Journalism.
0 O 0' ,
LITTLE GRAINS OF SAND.
In our youth
we Were taught
that there is nothing
too bad but
that it's good for something.
and also in our youth
we were great tor saving
picture postals
and we collected
about three volumes of them
that still occupy
the bottom or our trunk. ,
and Just yesterday
we were going thru
this same trunk and
spied these cherished possessions
of old. when we suddenly
discovered a picture postal
of Kaiser \V’llhelm and his
family including the
CLO‘VN prince and right
next to the volume was
a paper rolled up and upon
looking at it discovered it was
our discharge. and so we
immediately discharged the
Kaiser and his family from
the book. and though we
dislike moving very much
and all the packing that goes
with it. we felt glad that
it was necessary for us to go thru
that trunk and weed out all the Junk
including “'iiheim and so we
figured that there's nothing too
bad but that it's good [or
something.
i
O 0 0
See where the ex-Kaiser has been
left fiat by his second wife. He's
probably going around chanting'
“Will “'ars Neveu Cease."
O O O
As explained in our i‘irst issue. we
intend to reward those who land in
this column the most before Friday.
November 23rd. at which time we‘ll
have a contribs' dinner and to those
most faithful during the period pref
ceding the dinner. we will give three
prises. An Elgin “’atch. a Gold
Fountain Pen and a Gold Eversharp
Pencil. -
e e 0
After the advertising department
sees the shave they will want to label
that an advt. but they can send the
bill and try to collect.
O O 0
Guess we had better hurry home
and listen to the radio and the young
ones.
- O O 0
We have an idea that a typewriter.
would be a great thing for a hubby
coming home late to have with him.
It could take all the words his better
half would shoot at him.
0 O O
One hour earlier. than eastern
standard time which is one hour later
than the time tables, gets us home
one hour earlier than we have lately
been getting home.
“ O O O
Anyway by the last Sunday in Sep-
tember we'll have mastered the prob-
lem and then they’ll see the clock
back and get us all upset again.
0 O 0
Much 'hllge.
CAL EN DER.
—'——
of education. Last year, it is
stated, the Davis children opera-
ted on a standard time basis while
the school they attended held to
the so~called new time, but the
school authorities took no action.
Mr. Davis is the secretary of' the
Standard Time League. It will be'
interesting to see what happens.
0
The “Wall Street Journal”
cynically remarks that “in olden
days when they wished to stop a
crime wave they tried the crimin-
als.” In order, doubtless, to
spread the resulting oil on the
troubled waters.
0 O
Pepsin comes from a hog’s
stomach, but there is little pep in
O \
himself. 3,...
O O 0
A lot of people think culture is
a quality that makes wrong seem
a little tighter. 4
dren to school on a standard time
schedule. ,
His advertisement is headed
with the reproduction of a face of
a clock, the hands indicating that
the hour is a quarter of 9. In place
hand are seen the two assertions,
“Standard Time Forever” and
rest of the advertisement reads:
an. Tea and Sulphur. no one‘iao
tell. because it's done so naturally. so
evenly.
minimum." '7'
-- mun an Hill
the moon
made out of cheese.
wear a dress may have thalght she
was going to a dance.
. .
ins.
sail for America May 3 .
Been a
diction came true.
wonder.” she will give us any for re-
repay rations?
lege graduate. but the cops caught
him just the same.
men‘s clothes,
signers design women's. the designing
creatures.
way near Onaway in Michigan.
German y.
Well Lodge. No.
he held at its rooms,
Tuesday evening.
traternally invited.
Attest:
meet. in Masonic Te l So t .
Street. the 2nd and ne‘t’he. u h Main
eaeh'montls at 8 o'clock. Joinand
August excepted.
cordially and -traternally'invited.-
Note and Comment
It they prove Conan Doyle's spirit
pictures a take. Conan's spirits will
be in low spirits.
O O O
Judge Landis kissed an opera stard
in Cleveland. proving an opera starl'
tan shut her mouth.
0 O 0
Thinking they Were having a tree-l
for-all tight. {our Seattle men round:
it cost 30 days.
e e e
Starch factory exploded
lll.. and a great many people
stilt in the joint.
0 O 0
Hollywood girl with the most per-
fect teet has married, showing they
got her somewhere.
. . . :
New York will have daylight eav-
ing this year. just as it New Y rkers i
ever used much daylight.
O O O '
Mexican woman of 102 smokes.
cigarets. Anti-tobacco bugs will say
she wouldn't‘be near that old it she
didn’t smoke. l
O O I '
Perhaps a Michigan man’ claimingi
is not also thinks it is
in Argo.
tell i
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rect This Condition.
KING TUTISDBAD
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SHOE STORE
8 No. flap; 8;. 80.‘Norwalk
One Step From Corner
C1181!!!) Carma
; W. A. McClelland ‘
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‘or'rosmmsrs — omcuxs
and meant,
cranes». 00M.
O O 0
Little Spokane girl who forgot to
I
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Detroit woman driver hit {a build”
and may plead it was on the
wrong side of the street.
0 O 0
Ambassador Harvey threatens to
O O O
Healer sees the world's end in 1928.
FREDK. H. GAMING
FUNERAL omec‘roa AND
EMBALMER
M So. winger. 8e. Nev-walk, Ct.
Niche 1m
long time since such a pre-
O O O
1! France ever gets her reparations.
e as e l
A Chicago pickpdolret was a col-
. 2.
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While wallpaper de-
Blanket designers
O O O
fiery?!
nth “Own,
Ladhfih.
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A flood carried everything on a:
O O I
It costs seven cents to marry in
but it is worth it.
MASON") DWRY.
A stated co munieation of Old
08. F. and A. M.. will
80. Main street.
May 1. 1923. 8 p. :11.
Work I. M. Degree.
All r Masons cordially and
Fruternally yours,
CHAS. A. PFAHL. W. M.
ASA '1‘. LOUNDEB.
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alone solemnynotk chorus. “There's stern work befoi-e
The world‘s ln‘a terrible state: “’~
We've actuator laughter. we've got to get atte.
m hustled of setting things nuignt.
Cut out the romancing. the singing and dancing
Which people pursue with such vim:
They're «most-deleterious: we must be ”110113..
- Sedan-team and grim!"
So.‘coidmn by column. we're warned to be solemn;
-‘ But .though it's a. wearisome world
Which‘lsn’t Delaying and badly needs saving
mm dangers in which it is swirled.
still we and our neighbor-scan lighten our labo"
With song and With Jazz now and then:
Conditions are feartul but we can be cheerful
While building things over again.
Far better be singing and dancing, than wringiin
Our hands in a futile despair. '
Our Job‘snay ‘appali us but that needn’t thrau us
In clouds of perpetual care:
our tsske on us levy atoll that is heavy
But still to our work we advance:
With vimlwe go‘to itand. smile while we do u
. And pause—now and then—for a dance.
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with it and-draw this “tough m:
hair taking one small strand at a
My children will attend the
public schools of Norwich
next week and onward on
Standard Time, beginning at
The school committee has
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