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Wm
PAYING FOR flOTHING
By Won linen.
! had n letter from Old Doc Tet-
ter. in which he said. said lie. "1
cured your glanderr and yallcr 311n-
ders. and you're still owing nTe. The
coin l'm needing. my wife is plead-
ing for things, we‘ve not. in stock:
get busy. sonny. and send the money.
and pay the. good old dun‘.’ Much
pain-enduring, in hope of (‘lll‘llt”. I
called Doc 'l‘elter in: he gave me
potions in bitter creana. and pills
which were a sin. lie Kine me hit-
ters no human critters vnlllil drink
and still he sane: and oh, my inas-
tors. his mustard planters increased
my dole and mun. lie filled my
body “ith boueaet teddy and all the
drugs in town: his noxious mix-
tures! ’l‘lieir tastes are iixlurea l
nevrr shall live do“ 11. He tilled my
tummy with nostruins rnniniy. soft
soap and liquid ycasl. and “hen he
finished no pain d11111nished. but all
my gi'ii‘t' increased. it would be
better 1! Old New 'l‘rttrr would only
send his i~ill when he 12-111 banish
the flu that‘s Spanbh, or other
lit‘;l.<ll_\' ii. 'l‘llt‘ doc “‘1” Hanging
\vlnrc anguish SIS/JCS should ask no
plunk or “heel: “lint good i~= heal-
111;: that lit's the realm: and round-
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much Collin-r 'l‘liura-lav pt‘oliuhly snow
in north pnttinn: Friday fair and
tower.
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'ported 'l‘iivsday nluht on having its
center over I1011l,~i:111;i gamed lllflrkl‘d
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advuiict‘d rapidly flOl‘llIt‘;lFl\\ul'tl and
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'l'his disturbance has
the Atlantic and
:xw-pt southern
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fanned gains on
East (iiilf walls
'.1 Florida. .
‘ .The highest wind \. lowly reported
‘ from the Atlantic «past was 75 miles
In hour from southeast at Atlantic
2 City and. 72 inilva an hour from the
n‘- Iouth at. New York.
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‘ or during \Vcdn-‘sday in the Atlantic
.ptntcs. The storm central in the
l‘ Vkfll‘iity 0! Lake Untario will con-
i: Illnnc to move rapidly in a. north-
"Mrly ‘Ilirection and the weather
‘.Illl become fair during Thursday
and to in fair Friday throughout
“0 W ington forecast district ex-
”: th V snows arc probable along
crn border.
firnings remain displayed in
twin of the (ii-mt Lake the
d central Alii'sissippi valleys
assoc and storm warnings
. “played on the Atlantic
'BOIU'I of the Virginia Capes.
' :. North of Sandy Hook:
” I, gnlesshlfting to west and
cat winds diminishing Thurs-
”;Jfim'ninr. rain tonight and
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hull/In authority e.\111nl- 1: 01-1
Frantic, l-anland, litigiuni. 11.11;. and
ti» i'inazl)‘. llt.‘ contorli: -i illlll)‘
thousand military police, 111v thou-
.kand German prisoners and one
hundred and twenty iliou~and (ter-
mans in occupied tLi'ritOi). liia
lllllllllllb' were the ban-..- of tlin exis-
tence of tire buck private on ltil\0
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Nancy. llut he maintained a ::v git-:1
of order that \voii high praise lrom
l'rl'sldi‘lll \\’il.~on and 1.1111115: at.
“'ashinglon and c2111: him clear
pos:.v_~.~zsnoii of his lili':—-"ll.u world's
hrrrt cop."
SUN’S‘I—IINT}7
PELLEl-‘S .j
_IY 9,1. v11. rgwomou
Oh. it‘s not Hid.l time
For mirth and laiighwr.
“'licn you‘ve been “stung"
By quack or grafivr.
l~‘oi\ elficient di>eiifaet10‘i. nothing:
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1-121 Ilia 1-H)! 1.11 llw Mir-mt. no lliiul's ivy-1,111. 1-. .\:1 11w in Butte.
Then look 1.::; foot orf the ludrant
"And “Jllki‘d iiwi‘lz. and
lie i;-~pt this up 101' iuo hours:
He I'llf‘il't‘d up 111111 1'1.i::1rs.
Moiit.. \\ lure vi ervlm-lv
in; to 11111.;izu11- 1:11- l‘l,".?illt)u$hl|‘.
U ‘I Iii .
.\ ('Illt)rl‘1l man in a iliziln gang
now is try—
bcats a. mixture of sun. suds 1rd cl-
bow grease.
Most health departments .‘uuc
abandoned tuniigaiioii as 11. llJlllUti
of disciifaction, because tin-y iound
that. us ordinarily carried out. such
disent‘uction was misleading and of-
fered only a ialsc security against
infectious diseases.
For you'll |l\c many years.
And lune ’cm to sparc,
If you’ll quiet. your fears
\l‘licn burdened “ith car};
Necessity for the Cat-stimuli t‘pcr-
alien is rare. Except in emergen-
cles, the better surgeons do not un-
dcrtakc this c.\trcnic pleasure “illi-
out much consultation and delivera-
tion. '
Vthn “0 learn more aooul. teed--
ing ourselves -—- we will buy, cook
and serve by calory; it will 15(11 be
good form, at. dinner parties. to
weigh in and Weigh out.
Upon this question we all agree-
There is no doubt about it;
“'c oft' resort to surgery
“‘hen we could do without it.
Yet. do not stay the surgeon's hand
Nor should we stoop to cliidc it;
The greatest blessing in the land
\l’hcn there are brains to guide it.
NOT A “NEW" PHILOSOPHY
Of the making of books and misc
takes there is no end, and Nina. \Vil-
cox Putnam seems to "iake hCI‘
shore or both. This story of. the
novelist, the clam digger and the lit-
tle librarian is as old as the blam-
digging business itself. But thus: is
constant reference to the “Main
Street." philosophy and the “new"
philosophy. The facts alleged are
that Ellsworth Bassett ’(lt'SCl'Lnd his
wife and 3-year-old son to bi with
the writer. who, it is said virtually
kidnapped him. If these charges
are true there is here no newmhilo-
lophy. It is the old one as to de-
cency and sin.
Just how much the recent trend
in literature has had to do with cur—
rent tolerance on these such-s is
htfd to tell. but when waters refer
to a thin: that- is. fundamentally
wrong Inflow" and a. thing that is
{mummy ~ right ,ss "Main
“Younger Generation “1]! Sur‘i‘c if;
Helped by l'llilcr Generation." 5
“Thu lamour of the (lig0‘t’llt as and
t-rrzincy of gouili (and it c\'«:ii cat»
chcs old follows like 1110 in its grip)
represents ,a. period, “‘hiczl‘—~ilii£‘
period furnituru and period litera-
ture—iiiakos us tremble. \\"'.‘."e it
lasts. but when it is related 1/: the
wholeness (J all periods .t bunnies
much less formidable. "So S‘E‘h Dr.
Charles J. Smith. president of ‘\01lll- ‘
okt: t'ollego. Van. in a. rl‘tftlll discus-1'
hit)" of the Iiioderii youth. “co the
brutally frank sotzial lii'c (f the
youth of today loaves some wvcck-
age behind it. “int, the inajoiity of
these beautiful human ships of pro-
misc pass each other in the night
and tind z’ncw stability when the
morning Gillie next period dawns."
Dr. Smith describes himself as a.
pessimist an the superficial inani-
festations of social life, but an op-
timist in the long run. That ‘therc
has surely been a. moral breakdown
in the social relations of the sexes"
he admits, but conceives that under-
neath an extremely jaizy c: crior
the mod‘ern college student is com-
.\ lot of turbine an aversion for
visiting a photographer.
then.
Perhaps.
most of us can appreciate
her friend-i in have her photo taken
but was finally induced to employ
the services of a local artist in or-
der to send her likeness to a son lfi
the United States. On receiving. the
iirst impression she failed to recog-
nize the figure thereon depicted as
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1
' essviitial facts of his lite better than
ness."
edly. "It's a. liumblin' sic-ht.‘
have
United States
did not like the loeatloii of a wash-
bowl in the room where hé‘ usually
“‘0 ("Cllllgs of an old Scotswoman r3325“! hf; {Hinds j“ ”‘3 it‘dei'al
. . Du in . C e - . ' -
who had resisted all cntrcatics of and 1112151031 ‘thzi‘ZFUfi b33333; 3;:
of
charge bf such matters
view to having the washbo'ivl inovcd
Coming from a United Siatcsjudge.
the request could not be ignored.
anon, theccnator announced to his
in; to grips “1th his \vurk .lllti the
ch'i' before.
Many college. girls become “111111-
it‘ctually shitting, pompous and
lvlttse” by o\\'i‘do:~ics 01' editulz'z‘. 1”“
Smith suggvslcd. The hall" iiezi-
led girl “has a shallow 'Ji'lllll. bad
habits and a lot of nialicii ..s .niiuul
magnetism." To these the college
lioy is not. "iiiiigiiiiiciently attrarted"
lint he uneducated girl is :‘111 11-,
he the safest. llic siteelest and most
serene." For all that, 111'. Smith is
not against higher education to!
women "if it doesn't take too seri-
ously."
Devil's true 15 l’oncrfui.
“liriiiltinfi. dancing and social im-
purity" will always keep college.
faculties worried, Dr. Smith sug-
gested, adding that these vices had.
even made their appearance in the
theological seminaries. lint the
speaker putfiluuli trust in either fa-
culty legislation, or “great new cru-
sades for righteousness."
Dr. Smith holds. he said. that the
younger generation will do very well
by itself—with enough good exam-
ple from its elders.
...
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"An-eel." she niuri'iiurod. resign-
Dignifierl
odd
senators
chores
m‘t'arsionully
to perform. A
judge up in Maine
.1 ii 0 govern men t architect's
with
in
:1
setting out: on his important. mis—
Defiant Senators
:1. it». George I". )lclman is the
11.13! man but one in Connecticut
‘ pill-“C. - life who might lune been
iaizly expected to let his powers of
tlt‘nl“ thinking get lost in a. fog of
:-11lllllf‘nl;tlll,\'. It “cold be men
mori- ziiiiazciug to lliid Son. Brandt--
1411‘ appealing for bonus lrglslatiun
amid gusts ot‘ ioinantic emotion. but.
t‘i‘iz‘iiinatcly our baturninc senior
51111111 is apparently under no temp—
tation to put our composure under
:vnh a strain. He also favors a
soldic'rs' bonus. lrut not especially
lmeziuse he thinks there is any di-
\1111- Jllb‘llt‘t‘ about it—mcrcly lic-
rants" he has promised to. it Mr.
lh'andvgve \vcre inorc scrupulous
audit keeping his promises to big
t."(-ll5h"lcl\ls as a whole he would
Cm this zealous in his devotion to
”\S can“ ‘of the bonus. He will
render the people of Connecticut no
And .«1111 1m “2111.111 and walked. 1111-1111 south den-1; mad “ork rtiuse-d Lurvicfi, by helping to put their
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“":‘”‘3'- ' ' ‘ ' i‘unda. l‘._\- his 0“" admission he is
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lump 11 um 111* liiill‘v‘. 1-.« .1 111:11ty—m \1 11 :4 ars. 1.111 11 took 51 ntatiiv of Connecticut's opinion,
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And he dasln-d into the house, this Would 1... most .."lhnrrubmw, sue. If in not true. as he infers.
N that all who are opposed to the
Loans are bent upon dealing with
the 51 r\ ice men unfairly. Rather. it
is the determination of this great
majority that the small pro-bonus
niinorty of the service men shall '
not. procure an act. of injustice
against their own fellows and
against the nation as a. whole be-
cause of their short-Sighted cupidity.
Mr. McLean has weakly given away
hi sown case in the excuse he has
rd. :1. large. majority of the ex-
pt‘llSt‘. of the bonus will be very
light. in- has said. "if. as is report-
ed .a large majority of the ex-
soldiers are opposed to it." because
"they certainly will not ’bc coni—
pellcd to accept it." -
But it" we are going to render cn-
‘tirc justice as Mr. McLean under-
stands justice. to the cx-soldicrs we
shall have to" insist upon giving
a. bonus to all qt? them. even if they
waive their umcd right to it. from
patriotic m ves. Mr. McLean is
perhaps in a. somewhat hazardous
position in assuming that most or
them would decline it. the costto
the nation Would be high? whence
it. follows from Mr. McLean’s argu-
ment that the expediency of grant-
ing it. would be doubtful. In other
words, cvcn in advocating the
bonus, Mr. McLean realizes that it
is of doubtful expediency. Such be-
ing the case' it may be asserted that
Mr. McLean's wisdom in advocating
it is doubtful ln.at least equal mea-
surc.——\Vaterbury Republican.
Mr. and Mrs. \V’llllam Hughes have
moved into their newly furnished.
home on 33 Elizabeth street. Mrs.
Hughes was fonnally Miss Hilda. 1’.
Millet! of Norwalk: Their many
friends wish them the best of .luck.
Sons and Dnughtci‘ of Liberty
will hold their regular meeting thin
cvcning.._ Plans for degree work a“
under way. ' All membersare urged
to attend. Retreshments will. be
served after the meeting-
Charles H: Smith and Martin ‘
Shaughn‘esgy of; the Depot Garage
attended ’y’the' Automobile Show a:
New York, City on Wednesday '0:
last; wéek- .
f General-and Jim. (Henryhc. lion-
go: it! ’Nnrbton‘mgled "law; - ’
: {VG ' __ ' Wider
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herself; so. card in hand. she ,set oificc force: .. . ,1 . .
out for the photographer‘s studio to “I have at last. found my real
cal: it there wasn't. a mistake. . niche in salesmanship. Such min—
Ig that ’99?” she q ‘rledg. erg‘tnattcrs is foreign treafl *an
"impugn ".._!_'e 6}} ' ‘ "ll": ‘ V ‘ ' g. “ '* ..1 , Mil!
j'And in '11. 16¢ '11: L?“ eta"
1 state. Bridgeport stood third in the
I ~ 7:. I»; . .
win: stun rumour.) a.
By W! A; Guest
'l‘his is. the road to memory »
And the road to ripe old ..‘e' ll
These are the picturel that we aha
lee
At‘ last on n glistening page:
These are the joys which will come
aln . .
W‘liin the tire is burning low,
The scenes of laughter. the hours or
pain
And the lad which. now we know.
We shall see him then as we see him
. now. .
I. The boy with his book unread.
His pleddlig face and his furrowod
brow
As we order him up to bed:
We shall see his, cap on the parlor
chair ‘
And his thumb prints on t
“Fe shall see the day when be
them there. '
And oh. we shall cherish it all !
he wall.
pressed
Mischievous. troublesome. careless
11m. ll old
Pia uing us ti we sc . _
But 01?, we shall ncyer think him bad
in the days when we. grow old.
The years may carry him far away
But still we shall we him there.
The, little boy that he is today
Curled up in that great arm chair.
1
Not. now. not now can we understand
The joy of these common days.
“‘C see but the print of his smudgy
hand ,
And the care 0" his liecdlcss ways:
But this is the road to memory.
And some day we'll recall
The glorious, golden past. when he"
Liver here. as a youngster small.
_________.____—
JERI'SALI‘SBI THIS GOLD
Jerusalem the olden.
With milk and honey bit-st.
Lti‘neiith thy contemplation
Sink heart and voice oppressed
I know not, 0. i know not,
\\'liat social jogs arc llieic.
“‘liat radiancy of glory.
“’11:“. light be) ond compare!
They stand. thoxe halls of Zion.
Conjubilani “1111 song.
And bright uitli many an angel
And all the martyr throng
And they who, “itli their l.'.‘:-ri<r,
llavc conquered in the light.
Form er and forever
Are clad in robes of white.
Jerusalem the glorious.
The glory of the elect .
O iii-311‘ and future vision
That eager hcarts exp
New mansion or new people.
“‘lioiii God's own love and light
Promote. increase, make holy.
Identify. unite. .
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Big Gun tn Phones.
To increased business actii ity and
an unprecedented‘dcniaiid for tele-
phone service for social uses are
ascribed the new high record for
telephone development in this state.
during the. last year by the officials
of the Southern New England Tele-
phone Co. During the year a. net
gain of 17.437 telephones was re-
corded making 216.340 the total
number now efficiently operated for
public use by the company.
Among the larger cities of the
number of phones installed. Harte
ford was first withfiJiOS, making a
grand total of 35,746. New Haven
was second with 2.907, making a.
grand total,ot 36.112.
To enable golfers to practice in-
doors at home a teeing platform has
been invented to which a ball re-
turns at‘tcr it has been dril'cn a. few
feet.
An abrasive wheel with a 66-inch.
face. said to be the largest in the
world. has been built by 3 Rhode
Island machine manufacturing con-
cern.
French maternity hospitals are
using electrically heated incubators
for babies. the temperature being
regulated by switches and air valves.
It may be YOU have reached
the age of 40 ! Have you ne-‘
glected to lay by some money
in a. savings bank?‘ If so,
start now —— SYSTEM and
Persistence in saving will do.
a. lot for you yet-
IF_ YOU BEGIN AT
. ONCE.
Come *to
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, BUSY BURELARS
follow the ll‘o! least resistance. (my fl,
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he does not. stop. The problem ICI‘
started.
This bank caters to no particuhr 1'
same degree of helpful co-operation is 1.;
modest means as is offered to the wellir
start you need.
VJe invite small deposits in our S ' 7
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