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‘N 1:10. _ By Walt Mnson.
>m "‘1 4‘", once” Sunday b, The winter's been a wonder, and
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‘.7 Wllhlnflon Street. a blunder who runs the Weather
- so. Norwllk. Conn. mill; we cannot help bell'cvlng he
V nodded at the switch. but none of us
no as Second Class )1»th
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pasture play. 'Phcli when the moi
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and blizzard shrinks aloud,
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in: tlnction to all 1l11spun1lent Jay
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(lead game sports in line,
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timiAtluuth: 111111 1:151 tlull‘ stabs. "f: 1'1'1‘11‘111'11 to the control or the
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in tho .\ll1l1l!1- .\t'1.'111111' :11111 Nurlh. “05“). 11111.1 “”510th Now (Ill-:rex-
111'11Ai|.1nti1' 111111111 l'1'11l11y, I111! 111111'11 haul-din: study ot‘ the situation li'ulll
('nillft' “Hillier “iii (Ht‘l‘h'lll‘iid'l tho ,mery tingle. including an extra 1-
].owcr Lake 1111311111. the 1_111io valley gant e.\pcrin11‘ut in govefliment 1‘1}.
and Tennessee Friday night #11111 eratlon of railroads, the nation liu'
Saturday. and thv‘,_\tl;1ntlc and 12th taken the opposite policy and ‘.
(iulf stairs. r'xt’t'pl t1111 Florida l'l‘H‘ l'cCUllllllClltiili‘s— indeed. forelim—
111511111. Huturdzty 111111 Saturday "'13“- tllc consolidation 111‘ railroads into
(gold “11m warnings have lw't'tl 01" stronfi‘ co-ordinuted s1 sic-1111:.
.dcrml [111' (.tlll“. Kt'lllllcliy and “"31“- llutlin the meantime (it: 11001'
cm '1‘1‘11111-12101: 111111 storm warulI‘Ss trolley lines in Connecticutaro. 11l-
rcmtiu 111111111111'1‘11 0” ”W Atlantic lowed to dangle. 'l‘hu ol‘ticl‘ ot‘ the
roast {1'11111 t‘npr‘ 11.11111'11H in 121181-
tcdcrtil court, in setting up 11. trus-
tecship, was to 111“th suitable pur-
chaser. The trustees, ,\car alter
year. have been obliged to report
thcl rinabllity to find such a. pur-
chaser. In the meantime, the or-
iglnil reason for separation from
the railroad haxing ceased to 1-xist,
and the policy of the government
now being for consolida 11 rather
port‘, M1111111.
I'rcusyl'v [til tll'Ll'lL'tliy over i111:
eastern half or the country Thurs-
day and there “I'm centers 0! min-
imum prr-ssuro Thursday night over
the Upprl‘ Lake region and the Car-
ollnn's.
Aflvisui'y 11111111111111 storm warn-
ingi or1l1_11'11l '10 11. 111.. New England
on it 110““.0! “(r'f’ili tlintlu'rlmnoo than separation. why no 11111 the
“1' l 0‘4"} "4m." I'”."" “ "'0‘.“ whole matter by returning the trol-
- rap "Y {lmml"”t“‘”d' lcys to the New llavcn'road‘.‘
.\!inds. f \- l' 1111111 . l"i‘9‘ir'l‘ly The statement of the New Haven
8 l "fl-11.111113?“ "t" '“ 84“.“; ' 0“,” Times Leader that the restoration
a. 1 ., . .
you portion and weather thick of‘tbe lines ‘0 rthofr 11:11.1 will”?
11 rain or snow l-‘i'iduy would reduce expenses Lugel“ is
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séndy Book to Hatteras: Shifting: no “lethal-“orig; 1n vimf3 mtclzimmlw
‘.[ becoming: \\ 11st and northwest ‘0 p 'c .‘a' n3" rough
d _ ntht'r overcast thh rain" Fri- mounting fares. the unnecessary
3’)": ‘ cost of separate operation.
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“'hen Dogs Bee/mnc Dogs.
Half a million )cars ago
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Wn'ntion taken at 8 p. "I. 73th there
is g1'i1111g-1hc 1111911111111~ is too rich.
and
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urn”: “ Will 8L. Norm snow. The winter is a stinger—~11
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1 111- the bringt-r of telnpests stalk and
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.. 111.111. :txr-r. You have a bill which '1-1 1‘1“? 1 11111 11111110 :1 cross 12:. 11:11:11.
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180.111: manna-2 s'rim. 131-le15”; manager has written you 1'1-11111'111111“':y. ".111 1111111» 1:111 marri: .1 yesterday
’l'lml 1‘1'1111:.1is would not be worth same. You are llt'f'l’i‘l'mI 10 53"“ 5' . ..11.' chair-41.11 mat; name."
“.1 111111111'11 «11111115 lzil'l‘s attention. 11. l’urvis the, calling of his lit"; ifl' _._.._..__
f 'l‘l1zit 1.11s Angclvs is inhabited fact. you are hot enough to 111”“17 '1‘111~ {my 1111111211111 151111111101} 10111“
11:11l1lv 111' movie heroes and heroines. him a low jabs 011 Ulfi‘ 1'0““ L" “I" ,.(,ln'(sfiur how greatly she was griev-
i 4111.11 11 is llmsslbic to fool the law._ .7 . -. .11 if”! 11 37111 accusing Contciochfi 5111:
l"”"“" “~" 3"”“g ‘0 Ch‘m'“ ”my “ hp“ 3'0“ “k f.” ”’9 g"""‘3 1111111111111 the fact .1110 was‘stdly giv-
'-\SUH11:1.\'. , manager you nrenmmedlately 11111~ 1'11 mvr :0 111‘1‘5011111 vanity. Site
’l‘iiai nobody wears lione~riinmed
11512111113011 in order to H130 better.
indigestihle to he considered good.
institution. known nowhere else.
[1115' 111'1- undcpr-iuinlilc and they are
’l'liat railroad sandwiches must he
'l‘hat pic is strictly an American
’l‘hat men never pay any attention
somed out. into a business
fronted by :1 11111 lmmitcous 1411111111
at all to their complexions.’ upon a name when you go to lirl;
'l‘hut favoriti- comedians get. up a general mnnugvr. lie is 11111'1'1:
their stuff on the spur of the lllU- likely to be a. pleasant your): w-
lllITllt. man. .
That it is very difficult for a. sca- \thrc are the poor woileingr
going man to tell a story straight. goils‘.’
That French people, spend all Everywhere! \
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"“‘RUNG (‘UNCICPTIOX 014‘ MAR-
RIAGE IUCLATION BASIS 011‘
DIVORCE l:A\\'S."
"The conception of 111:11'1'111ge as
:1. i'cln‘timl essentially secular lies at
the basis of modern divorce. legis-
lutimi, which recognizes thc‘right (1f
the. individual and the. right of the
state to an interest in the dissolu-
tion of the 111arriage tiefi‘ so says
Dr. Charles 1". Thwing. famous ed-
ucator.~ “It does not. in the least
recognize any peculiarly sacred
character ill the institution. The
growth of atheistic and socialistlc
principles in society has weakened
in the popular mind the conception
of marriage as a Divine ordinance,
and in More as .1 tie of perman-
ently binding force. To those who
eliminate God from the world it be-
comes an easy task to rob marriage
or its sacred character. The institu-
tion of marriage rests upon a trian-
gular base. It is founded upon the
interest at therindividual. upon the
interest or the State and upon Di-
vine ordinance. To weaken this
foundation upon any side causes the
structure to totter."
TAXES TAKE $12 10!“ EVERY
$100 EARNED GOES FOR
GOVERNMENT EXPENSES
The American people are in re-
volt against high taxes. 11: is a
peaceful revolt. but. inalstant and
growing. Therefore, it behooveey the
politician and public officials to
walk softly and carry a pruning
knife for governmental waste and
expense. ‘
This was the. warning given ro-
cently by Lewis 12. Pierson. pr -
dent of the Merchénts’.Assocll.t‘ig\
or New York. vice president at the
United states‘Chamber at Com-
merce, and well known banker.
“The vast majority of bird work-
inn at New llau'cn “'catllcr were nfiags, but there Were wolves.
u. . It was then that man tamed them
. sufiiciently to use them in hunting
.Atl‘lta _ ' _ . . . ‘ ' 29.,“ 3‘ rain for game, liven up to almost mod-
‘Atl "c L'ily .. _ 1 30414 40 rain _ ern. times dose were used only to:
. m in island _ _ _ 30.30 33 cloudy stalking game. Ancient people never
‘ on I . . . _ _ . . 30.35 :3 cloudy thought of kecpmg dogs Just for fun.
0 _ , . . . . . . 211.111 ."1 cloudy The Stone-Ace caves in France have
. n U... £1.74 31; rain furnished rather good drawing:
. . . . . . . . 119.71 38 rain showing dogs being used in hunting
. . . . . . . . 311.111; 33 clear the hippopitami and the mammoth;
. ....... 29.8: 8'0 3119'” _ .\'ow they are being used to keep
. . . . . . . 29.913 133 I‘m" down the burglar insurance rates.
ville. . . . . . 119.33 81'. ' rain b
City 29.9! 31 cloudy; 18011111111111. \'1. 1:11.21; 18 cloudy
' 4 he! . . . - . 39.38 30 cloudy Pittsburgh . . . . . 29.“: :11 rain
”f {flgvcn . . . . . 30-37 '3'- PlOUfl)’ Portland. file. . . . 311.1111 1; claudy
qrtoant . . . 29.113 .11; cloudy st. Louis . . . . . 29,51) :71; rain
1 g 39.24 2 cloudy s1- 1111111 29.111; '11; clear
48 rain Washington . . . . . 30.00 3-! ' r'ain
extravagance is a menace to them-
selves. their homes, and their coun-
try." Mr. Pierson said. “Today the
American nation is loaded down
“ilit a; tax burden greater in amount
than that ever borne by any other
single nation since history began.
"(but of a nullonal income of
$53,000,000.000. the United States
in 1922 toolcmore than $7,000,000.-
000 for taxes. About 2,900,000,-
000 was ttken {or federal taxes,
nearly $850,000,000 was taken by
the states, and $3,300,000.000 was
taken for city and local taxes.
“Combining all the ’taxcs on the
American people. it follows that 1::
per cent of every dollar earned in
the United States was devoted to
payment of some kind of taxe In-
em ible as it seems, 812 out ole 'ery
$1 0 earned was used to pay the ex-
penses of government.
All in the )Iethod.
“Suppose that instead of taxing
the individual indirectly the govern-
ment had compelled the people to
remit their taxes directly out or
their earnings. What an toyerwhclm-
in: roar of. protest would arise.
then that presented by the increase
in rents. An inflatigation disclosed
that the average New‘York tenant
is paying two months‘ rent each
year in city taxes. This is one-sixth
at all the“ money received by-land-
lords. A similar study-will reveal
approximately the same situation
in every city. About: $3,300,000.000
raised to pay the yearly tax bills is
coming from taxes on real estate.
labor Feels The Find:
"It is well to remember that labor
itself in in the grip of the same vi-
ctims circle of high taxes, hisr .rents
and high cost 0 living. T ‘high
cost of living it: from a. monk
\\‘O!lli‘.n
who asserts that she is the S. 1..
Purvis you wish to see.
You turn red. choke a eouph» of
times and pay the bill like :1 31.111-
tleman and never enter a word 11f
protest. Don't depend too 1111113113
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the curb 1111111 1111 and “ill 1.11.111 1.1111 31.1; ‘
thing 1’0" 1111111 ”11‘ 53101”! and ti.” N) they laid her away with ll'lltit‘l‘
shoppers. 111' emu->111 it's .‘111'. 111111 1'11r1-— _,
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added that on this \‘11ry morning she
‘:11l gnzul into her mirror and had
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hcrsrlt‘ beautiful.
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prinsr demanded.
1 “\111111. my daughter," the confes-
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mistaken is not to sin."
daughter?" the
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Baby As \‘olcc Specialist.
(\V'llliam Lyon Phelps in Scribncr’s
){axagineJ
In meditatingthe other day on
one or the most familiar lines in
Tennyson:
“An infant crying in the night,”
I decided that insufficient attention
had upon given to it by physiologists,
phonologlsts, music teachers, elocu-
tionlsts, singers, and public speak-
ers. liven those men and women
who are fortunate enough to possess,
like Marion Crawford's Roman sing-
er. a. thrwt of—iron. do not dare to
shout: and shriek continuously for
the space of two hours: whilst the
average adult. it be roared for 15
minutes. would probably be hoarse.
for two days. and might seriously,
perhaps permanently, injure his.'vo-
cal cords. Yet a. tender infant, with
a. threat as soft as water, can yell
all night fortissimo. and not only do
lilm'self no injury; but in the morn-
ing to fresh as a foxhound. and not
only able, but quite willing, even
eager, to continue. What is the se-
cret of the body‘s voice production?
It seems to be a. matter worth ser-
ioua investigation. In emission of
tone the infant unconsciously has a
system that makes the _ltalian
method appear crude. ~ It singing
master could discover what .- it is,
and teach it. all present methods of’
vocal study would be revolution.
ized.
\
Collapsible tubes formateriui‘.‘ in
paste form have been invented 311'
Europe that spread their contents
evenly when the tubes are squeezed
and are fitted with protecting lids.
taxes tends to increase the .prlcos‘of
the commodities 9f cemmercé’land
consequently is- reflected in living
costs. . -
“Our present high surtax' rates
and into tax exempt 1bonds. ,The
net enact onrthe workers is thatq
their government not onlst milk-:6
ing- them. pay excessive prices for
everything they. buy. 1 with 1th
ing. tax paying Americans are boy
pinning to see that governmental
9“ .r ,.
ei-ery dollar 6: .1116 1111111111111
tude of actors in additlo to taxa—
tion. But somewhere 1011:9130 ,
and
a. »
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are diverting capital from industry '
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"LlY SON”
By film A- Gag—'1‘
hope and. our pride.
abide.
occurs
"hers,"
And ‘whencver
strayed from the line. .
cal ‘1nine."
berly 'say: 19 .
.130
t on up to today?
1113 room floor!
lng l'oonl door!
to be done,
big you r son 2 "
But when to,
boasts of his worth,
on the earth!”
floor you ilat
Incver do that:
.a—a—d
\till'tllly 111111.
llut then it's that
from his. 11m 1"
temper
TAKE IU‘SART
l-‘rom off the dark and rainy sea;
The only son; has been the moan
The wind made in the willow tree
She 1111-11 when dropped the earl-
iest leaves?
And. culd upon her rosy prime
l"1'll dii'k‘flli autumn‘s
{rusty rilue;
Yet 1
11111 not as one who‘ grime:—
lt‘or well 1 know o'er sunny sear
The bluebird waits for April skies;
And at the roots of Lorest trees
The mayflowcrs sleep in fragrant
- (axe. '
.tnri violtls hide their azure eyes.
.9».
0 than by winds ofrgriet‘ o‘er blown
beside some summer‘s golden
bier——
Take hearl_ thy birds are only flown,
Thy him-3:01:53 sleeping, tearful
sown.
To greet thee in the immortal year!
. —Edna Dean Proctor.
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“'orccstcr, Farming City.
lit-r1.- is a. fling that few people
realize. ljy the census 01‘ 1910 the
annual \11111c of farm products
grown within the city of \Vorcester
“as upprcwilnateiy 51.01.10.000.
That made \Vorccster
the fore—
tnOst agricultural city of the Quited
States—agriculture not fig ring [rc-
quently as a feature of urban‘flmel—
opulent.
\Vorccslw does not grow these
things within its city limits as ex-
tensively as it did in 1919. but it its.
product does not entitle it to great
distinction as 1111 agricultural city, its
training. as well {is its intelligence.
ehould remind it of the tremendous
importance or agriculture and agri-
culturizts. t
Ct'SlL‘l‘ iurther that not all the tr"-
mendous importance of agriculture
lies in the \\'esl.
if in: can 111) 111111111111: to 11131113
New England more nearly suit-sup-
porting iii the matter of its food sup-
ply, we shall have made a great con—
tribution toward the Welfare of New
England's people. -
,‘orccstcr is this week entertain-
in the agriculturalists. The more
immost W‘orcestcr takes in their
proceedings and the more quickly it
recognizes the significance of their
actions, the better for all concerned.
——\\'orcester Telegram.
King of Italy Calls Election
ROME. Jan. zl—Klng Victor
Emanuel tosday signed a. decree dis-
solving Parliament and calling a. gen
eral election for April 6. The new .
Chamber of Deputies ’will meet. May
24. 1
The Mussolini Government: is as»
511er of a, majority in the new
Cit—timber.
0
{Most Women -‘
know how to save money bet-
ter than men.
In some families it is the nth.
or way rouitd,,but as a very
general rule the women are
11111 setters, and we enter par.
tieularly and especially. to the
Women of South Not-walk.
I
i SAVE. HERE 2 g.
. 3 ,
He‘s? supposed to be our 50111,. our
1nd him all the dreams or our failure;.
But whenever some act. to his credi
. l
f l
I never am mentioned. the glory is '
. he's bad or 11:13
Then at " ys she speaks of the rust
. V_ 1
“When trouble has come she will 11c-
' u know what YOUR son has
Your son spilled the ink on the’ liv—
lrourfison broke the glass in the d111—
I am telling you now something has
It is high time you started correct-
the' neighbors she
It is: “My 5011’s the best little- boy
Accuse him 01" iiiischlel’, she'll just
“Fun: "My 3011, I'm certain. would
of course there arevtimcs when he's
11..- gets
All day the stormy wind has blown
No bird has past the window flown.
This is the summer's burial time:
_§,ccumulated through years of hard
ultdemal' is often swept away
WOT
MONEY—‘-
' i
is a, GOOD tnmtment.
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.,
'J' I
THEY SAY
i “Contentment: is better than riches‘
er and grocer refuse to take it as pny.
The comforting assurance that
in steady saving.
passes quickly,
and almost before you are
South N orwalk, Conn.
. k
in the winking:
of an eye by one BAD investment.
’ but the 11%
’ you have money 3g;
ly deposited is alone worth the minor self-denial "(11111111
Open an account; today and add to it regularly. I'm
aware 01‘ 1;
,your little fund will have grow to a. considerable amour.
The City National Batik
should remind “111'—1
sacrifive
having 111:1
something 1'
succeeded :7:
pleamrcs i
b}' Ilit‘. 111. .
spend???“
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SERVICE and SECURITY
Ambition, "
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illl'il't. l111~fs rf 1.
achievemaz: — T
easy res-i 1r
So. N orw’alk Trust Co.
' Exide Batteries From $6.00 to $31.00.
Why Risk 3 Cheap Battery 2 ;
Made by Electric Stanza Bafléry (30-1 the Oldest
and Largest Company in the World.
V S. L. BENEDICT
73 139‘. Min Street
The Non-walk Coal s Supply Co.
WNW BUILDING MATERIAL
8t.
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better get cool with empathic» like Old 00. Lemgh- W“
have it in all sizes. Also 0111111111 Goal mt Wood for mph“
Phono 11’
All nukes o: Mmem‘tw
1 ed and .
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“com awn mm Ne. my Ignition to: re ‘1
soon! postings. court. a) cue.- can. PM -1
FMi‘ml. 1 IIISGMSL .
m 3.1.1. Under the bridge on:
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