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Peter Burns
In the pas-ins: of Peter Bums
at the Boston store, Norwalk loses;
one of its builders—a man whose
work in the interest. of a better
cit-r will not soon be forgotten.
“1:5 warm-r fini~hcd but those
who knew him xvi-ll will say of his
Icth'nrne-nta, “well dope."
If one of l’r-‘r-r Burns' ambitions
rm: to makr- frir-nda ha. succeeded.
ll» n-os l:.—:ml and rr-‘xpocthd by
ew-ru'one—not only by his fellow
huurJ-Ai man in: by those who
patronized the Boston Store—his
customors. Until illncsa struck
him down hr u'aa always on hand
to me that. than ho name to buy
had the host of sfirvirtc. Selling
service to custombra is a his: help
to thn prrspnri-‘jr of any city,
To the ambitious youth of to-
dil'v' l'i-tnr litirns’ ivarcr‘r is a
mrirlr-l. lir- workod hard. He
holpt-rl hi; fellow man. He was a
cum-ow.
All errtralk honon tho memory
of l’r‘trvr lilll‘H‘.
ii
The Prize Winning
Students
ll. 1‘ SUN-"lillU‘W rvmill'kf‘d that
m, at'illf‘lfl's “ho make a brilliant
mholm’irt showing whrn they
gradua‘w. vslll frtequnntly gain
only a mediocre attainment in tho
hut.nf-. :u.rl profwwionnl world
latnr on. Thu idmi l"lillK numb
nturlr-ntq to fW‘l that their studies
are not of arr-at importance, and
if thny can make just art-rage
marks, that in rnouah.
[t iq pmaihlt- lo liutl cost-«i of
brilliant scholars; “ho how: dour:
poorly in aftvr hf". l’t'rhiipsi thI-ir
trouble was ovor rI.ni'ivlnnrrc. Thcy
had the fooling that the doors of
ill" \w-rn going: to opt-u easily to
thi-m. Some of llH-ln worn unwil-
lin'.’ to take the more humble po-
Hitions, but. Plume jobs paying hot-
tr-r tr-mpornrily hut. offt-rinrz no
chance for nrlvnni-r-mr-nt. Some go
all to pit'f‘t‘fl finally from discour-
ngmnvut or lmd hiihits.
Yrt in the vast majority of
cases, good scholarship does show
results in lil'o work. It. indicates
a m-rlnin fiilvlity to one's task, a
williumwss to «lo work thorough-
ly. 'l'luit. quality counts trcmun-
dously in huainrws and industry.
The good scholar ought with-
out difficulty to make his way in
the world, providI-d he ur-ts into
some occupation for which he is
fittml and if he in willing to start
at the bottom, throw his whole
hmrt into his work, and wait pn-
tinntly for hin advancement. He
must not expect that all doors are
to open to him just because he
carrim the prestige of a degree.
He must recognize that in some
ways his cxporirncc is inferior to
that of the person who has and
untml from the “school of hard
knocks,” who may have in many
respects a more practical view of
lilo. it the good scholar in will-
ing to :ir'm'pt the apprentice tasks
oi lift: in this spirit of modesty
and determination, the scientific
habits and information he has
gained should lift him for above
the moss.
' c o o
The Community’s
Refuse
One of the important problems
of city cnd town life is how to
dispose of the vast quantity of
refuse created in the course of
daily living. There are kitchen
wuto, table refuse. wute paper,
“has, tin cans, manure, etc. If
there is no adequate oystem for
caring for such refuse, the some
is u peril to health, fire boards
are created. and tho nutncu and
bounty of a community are sacri-
heed.
Annrticle in the American City
ducrxber the refuse removal
demo in me in Iowa cities. In 10
of them varying from 11,000 to
126.000 population, the avenue
who! those-tog“)?! won but 37
, cup: or a your 1321,
« thougfiour of those included col-
only carbon. Ind ‘ three
l The World
Over
(LANDI-
Oollogbor Ind M w. hurled the
I! with Mold otter u long umcnt
(which might burn but: staged by a
clever pro- ngent). This tumour
comcdy team will "min with tho
Now Amour-dun m b New York
cltythhoummcrondgoonwurwltb
it next mu.
Ryan-cc them. they may look
(atrium. They are veunn nude-
vlllo perturmorn who never not In.
wwnnnrounul they gum right
tong: “Absolutely—WM Tho
mg mud. than.
link“ on tho dlflorcnco in the
world. whcther the rid. deliver- buck-
chotorblrdohot. “almanac!
the big gun. or lit. with blunt cur-
crldgu. This in ulu-trout! by gosh-—
gifted writers luring 3 watt». for
writing about nothing.
CQCKOO
The whims of the ullcged humu
rnce are impossible to fathom the“
dun. no mutter how long you study
paycbology.
“'hy dld "Abuolutely. Mr. Gallagher!
Positively. Mr. Shun!" take the
country by storm? Somehow it “fuck
the right chord In n jun period.
We used to hove more motive. oven
intelligence. in our notional musical
whlmn, u when En Tunguny curtail
epidemic! of joy with “I don't Care"
and Bert W'llllcmc with "Nobody."
The psychology of today is bol-
fling. probably because today I. no
close to the borderline o! lnanlty.
3083
It looks as if the “big follow!” are
expecting tho business boom to last
longer than the crepe—banger: predict.
The movement of iron ore down the
Great Lukas. bound from Lake
Superior mines to the Iron dud ltcel
mills. I: continuing at such 1 heavy
'ratc that. exports predict shipments (or
it» 1923 cocoon will be close to 60
million tons. That would be ncurly i.
half more than during 1922. And the
wise ltr'l men ore not opt to be buy-
lng and stocking high-priced ore un-
l-ss thry nrc roamnnbly cure of tho
markct for flnlrhnd products made
irom the ore.
l
“'AGES
How much money no you Inching?
Enough to hove “2.38 left utter poym
to: room rent? Thnt’l what the over»
an". {armband ll grttlng. according to
r." vrrnmcnt lnvcrtlgatlon. And the
drum dmsn't lnclud c “And hoard.”
Thcy pay thqlr board out of the 0‘2."
nghut form wngcn ore In tho
north Atlantic nnd New England
Slain—$3 .1 day without board. how-
or? rota la in the south, 81.48. The”
arc nveragn figurn. The city man can
make lnurrntlng compnruonl with
his own lncomo.
FARMERS
“'0 art! for from being balanced
mrnly in our 1:)!th of economics.
The Now York Herald ngurec thot n
Ilallt'l"r ln Sew York City [or eight
hourn’ work got. or much money on
tho farmer bu been uvcruglng {or 162
021-.
Thr- liltI-lllrcnt plotter" will tell you
t'..':‘ it's not a muttcr of him getting
too much but. of tho {armor not gutting
Mumrh. Too many mlddlcmen upnct
tho aronomlc balance. Solution of I
rrtnt many of our pocketbook proh-
lrmu in in finding a shortcut bctwonn
{:nrrmr and ronnumrr. Like looking
for needle in hayotuck.
JOKER
Now York Harald can It taker 1'3
rhlrkrnn watching three pounds each
to [my c pointer for one duy‘n work in
tins York City. lt flgurol on tho basis
of what thr farmer. who roll" the
rhlrkcnn. rrcrlw-l. The 50k" bo-
comcn uppnnnt when the painter go"
out and trim to buy his 2! chlcznnl
with his day's wago. A mom-y cyltcm.
bond on exchango of units of commo-
dltlu lnutnad of gold. might be fairer
for most of up.
State Comments
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GAME “'Anlnd!‘ SMITH
(Stamford Advocate)
In the decision of Wilbur Smith of
Norwnlk to rulgn on county gum.
wurden. the county of Fnlrncld Ind
the gate or Connecticut hove lost one
or the moat. cfllclcnt game warden-
thcy over pone-nod nnd mny over
hope to poo-cu Tho doclclon of
Game Worden Smith to resign In. no
doubt. duo in u lot-go mouuro to tho
clung. by tho am. in it: cfltcm of
computation. which. under the now
law. gllowo flvo dollun per duy to
etch wordon wbllo on duty. Under
ouch n lyotcm the rcmuncntlon lg ub-
colutciy too «null (or n wordcn to
devote bl- ontlre um. to the work
beccuu of the vast. omount or time
he would lone during inclement weath-
er. Under the new Intern thou who
act on gum. wordonl mun tdcpond tor
their llvcllhood upon come other oc-"
cup-lion. which will permit of their
giving but llttlc of their tlmo to the
actual protection of our game. Thu
will moon on incl-om in gun. low
vlolutlonn und 3 conooqucnt dccroou
of our gone. The doing owny with
the too mum will do much to un-
warden; ,
)fir. Smith was not only I. gun.
worden. but. u lovcr of tho grout out-
ot-doorg. and All lam-o md outbui-
lutlc ntudcnt or our wild lite. 0n lbll
unbloct thorn in not u butter “tad
mm in tho But. of Conmtlcdt. he
won tn. trlond out! high protocol» of
every bird. m dad on: lnhohlt-
lng our ran-u. noun cud not!" wo-
our gums. When lac-mo to own-
hondlng gum. low violators. ho know
not-$1313”: nor too and wu moo:
be u on action: ln running
them down. a. never, gun up until
hobo londdhlcmcnlncourbfio
wu th ly tumor with ovary
nook sud corner of tho_9ounty, and
collectcd it {of n
9 only { ya to
_ a contact ancient
. tor
° int: ‘11 than mic ‘ lit
wpttl'ed with no
domino tho initiative or our deputy .
“noncommu- whopmodumm
if .
”Hanna..-
npcnt day: following up "tips.”
There is not 1 pouchcr in the
county but will rejoice nt his rctlro-
mcnt .und therc in not 1 true (ports-
man but will regret IL A serious ml:
take has boon made.
FREEDOM IN EDICCATIOS
(Springfield Union)
There are two olden to this mat-
ter. It is scarcely accessory to pom:
out the fact that rouctlon. dogmtlnm
and lntrllectual inertia nrc fighting in
the In! ditch and ore marked for a
finish. This I: the day of libernl
thinking o! the nppllcntlon or new
methodl or the oxomlnntlon ot the
vcncnble and sacred. and the over-
turning 01 unclent and uncles. ldoln.
But there ll 1 dungcr In turning
young men loose to codify their own
conception: of truth. There is no
ccrulnty that whnt they rind will be
truth after all. Freedom any 80 cu
lly become llcenumnd I. disrespect ct
nil low and moral rutnlnt.
There in on element or absurdity in
this Id... that a young man of twenty-
ono is capable of abandoning all hu~
mun experience. lnborlously acquired
by his ' once-tor. and interpreting
truth {or himself. It ll u sort of In:-
provlntlon that to lung scientific than
It may lee-m. Truth la a difficult
thing to discover. and when at Inc!
the truth. of hum-n relationship on
loomed uncr mnny dun. we find our-
Ielven returning to the conviction (in:
there to no true freedom for nun-
klnd that does not tuko Into consid-
eration the good or the whole. That
menu: a respect for low. both nplrltn
not and tornpornl. and law is but the
result of the age-long experience or
men trying to live together nmlcuhly
and ndvuntageoullyu
The touching whlch turns young
men‘s eves toward the future and it-
problomr. giving thrm the courage
and the vialon to grapple with them.
to prone-lira teaching or the boot
sort. but wbcn it implies tho lcrnp-
plng or all accepted principle and
inherited windom. it is making a
grove mlctuke. .
And there ll one urgumcnt against
the lbcorlcl which are being tuughl
In sum. qunncrl which their pro-
ponent; will find it difficult. to re-
fulo. Lofty sounding though they
may be. when applied to the proc-
tlccl tank 0 {building churncter. of
ranking better men and women. 0!
rendering life more reflective nnd
rlcbor. they llmply don't work.
NEW CANAAN BOY
REFU§_l3__l)EGREE
Alfred Taylor, Among Sup-
porters of President
Mciklejohn.
NEW CANAAN, June 28.—
Alfrcd Tuylor 0! Fauna Street. New
Conan. grnduuto of the Stamford
High School, Clu- ot 1016. lo umong
the 18 embar- ot the elm of 1.38
of Am cm Collogo who rctuu to co-
cept their dogroo In the remit- o! o
ousting (mm the collage of Proud t
Aloxnndcr Molklojobn.
Tnylor wu to luv. received n
Note and Comment
The bupplept mosquito. on. north
live in tho Belgian Congo. when
people wccr no clothes nt. all.
0 O 0
Egg: cost only c nickd n ‘doun
now. but this ll in Chino.
O O O ,.
Tho German murk- bclng told her.
wont to low they come out on thin
llde of the earth.
0 O 0
Oregon caterpillcro stuckd 3 col-
lege to get 3 tone at culturu.
O 0 0
Wild not-en coming (rein Florin
cwnmp muy be on ontor dunking on
his July Fourth Ipccch.
O O 0
Wait until full to buy your my:
but. It will be cheaper or.
O O 0
Chicago worn-.1: of 78 whipped n
burglnr, wobubly by Jun laughing he
was her husband.
0 O 0
)0.be lenntor Berth could luv.
this summer changed a. little.
0 § 0
Room City plumber wu rent to
the pen {or 1: you". nun luv- A
pipe that needs thing.
0 0 O
Pblludclpbln notion muy hove
caught fire from the rcmorko y! a.
man getting Into on upper.
0 O I
Sunburn may be rcmowd from two
and um. by so dun in Jul.
0 0 O
The“ doyl nrc Io milky you can't
tell it u mun ll stretching or ulllng I.
nah tule.
O O 0
One of the oldut bicycle plnnu
Wo’ro mil-g ubout ourulm bo-
mflwnktoumbotnur-
know an: we buy and null
furniture. High.“
u.- to handle. It It's Junk. all or
writ.
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W. A. McClellnnd
incorporated
Wm —- ()an
. no mo: rm
armour). corn.
went broke It Toledo. 0. Two con't
lpoon on a. bicycle.
O 0 0
You can tell school is out bounce
more bottle. or milk It. being 13th
from front porches.
O O O
Whut thin country neodc moot ll
leu needs.
0 O 0
They are urging u- to buy our
winter cool now. prmmcbly mooning
our cool (or hot winter.
0 O 0
About the only In! to hop the
out: out of your picnic lunch to to lot
the cow get it.
Have You Tried Our
Buttermilk?
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Ocular Arc. Hamil:
than. nu.
O O O
Thouundl or young doctor! on
completing their ctudy of mtomy It
tho bothlng benched
MASON“) omen! .
Stated Convocation 0! Butler ac.)-
tar. No. II. B. A. ll. Tuna-y omhg.
Jun. 12th.
Work—R. A. 1‘. am All a. A.
Union. cordlully invited.
J. J. JARVII. 3. P.
wmmz‘u w. now-on. Jr.
Bull! Wu
NEW'ENGLAND
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Fro-h Rolls and In“ Twloc Dally
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Pagan Moments
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We tend to our daily duty.
We quietly plod tong
With tear-11:28“ eye for he:
and ‘ to
1:0 the work 0: $3325.: :3"???-
Accordlng to scheme 1:“ :31.” .-.:_;,
But now and again we‘re 7-3;: ...
To {allow the Pipes chg-»~Z
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We'tofl with our human: n‘ '-
Iu clamor and grit 124 Eff"
. For pm is wrought by urn-u
Which builds us. our (Iran-:1 :- ~-~
But let In not be so rested .. “J:
To toil that‘s the :ct c-f :2-
Thut we cannot at tin-E. tight-5:”
Perform to the Rm} Pi;
Though the bonds of cur :c': ‘-
. A: we seek our var; :x 2124
, At season: We must refresh}: ‘
With laughter that trip: CZ‘ :- '-
We'll win to tulcliment better i I A.
And live as u tap-pier (2.:
It we shutter. at times. each fr”..-
And follow the litres c' Far}.
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