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April Fool
April 1 did a. scurvy trick on us
yesterday when it brought a. young
blizzard just. as we were sharpening
garden tools and had put the
Shovel away for the wmter.
some folks say snow is good for the
garden but most citizens are think-
ing more these (laws of automobile
tires than gardens and this morn-
ing the going was rather rough.
Well, let’s hope for as pleasant a
spring as was the winter.
The Merchants’
Exhibit
Looking around todey at the
’Mree we can say that the merchants
at this city will make a good im-
pression on the shoppers who like
to feast on the displays in the win-
ows. There are. indeed, many at-
{active and attractive shops in the
Norwalk 3 today and We are of the
opinion that the judges will not
have an easy time reaching a. decl-
sian as to those who are entitled to
the prizes tor the nest dlsplaye.
The Exhibit: and Style Show has
I created great interest throughout
' the city. Indeed it has been one
of the best boost: for Norwaik that
has been done in some time.
Keep up the good work. Let's
have more shows of. community in-
; ieree'i'. Now that the merchants are
showing that the want: of everyone
can be supplied here. let's tell the
world what a fine residential place
Nor-walk is. An Old Home Week for
instance. And a. community time
for the factory workers to show that
‘manutacturlng‘ conditions are plea.—
ant.
3nd while all this is going on let
‘ the zoners get busy and keep Nor-
‘nmlks future building in ship-
’rshape order. Do what you'can to
help the zoning commission. Zoning
‘ie necessary :or the proper growth
To! the city. It will not only in-
ferease property values but will brlng
in new residents and new manufac-
reriwho will find a well ordered
city
Uriah-e16.
' ‘ mama; (to the boarder): "Don't
The afraid of the bacon."
' , Boarder: “I won't. I seen e piece
twice as big as this and never got
mred."——-V’Vashington Republican.
“Vented All 1119 Data.
Mother—George. what would you
do it another boy called. you a. story-
teller?
George ,aged slx)—To my face?
II Ya I!
“About how big e. boy?"——Stray
Stories.
THEE WEATHER
: Southern New England: Cloudy
Wednesday. Thursday fair with riac
ping temperature. Eastern New York:
Cloudy Wednesday, probably local
snow: in north and central portions;
Thursday {air with rising tempera-
are.
Condition: The disturbance that
was over the south Atlantic states
Monday night has moved northeast-
wsrd to the Middle Atlantic coast
extended by precipitation mostly in
the form or snow in the Ohio vel-
ley, the southern lake region. and
the Middle Atlantic and North At-
lantic states and by sales along the
coast between Cape Hatteras and
Generally talr Weather will pre-
arsll Wednesday and Thursday in
‘ Washington forecast district;
Storm warnings remain display-
;dnlong the New England coast. »
Winds: North 0: Sandy Book:
A Dust to northeast galee shifting to
gmmfl: over south portion: wee.-
:fller thick with snow or rain Wed-
' this vale."
wished to eel). no voter wished to _
reverse that left me busted flint:
there were no‘opeckg in my puree
that once one Jorge and for; the
building scheme. I used in nurse
were gone. and that was that. I
get some needed kale: the bidding
surely will be hot when we en-
nouneed tor eale, end to the nuc-
tlon there will trot an dwellers in
But when or
beil. and not e 5011! cnme nigh; on.
whet phlloeopher can tell the world
the reason why?
rbuy: the euctloneer. he ran: his
more nor.
’And of his heart thou onnst not.
see; ‘
What looks to thy dim eyes a. stain,
In God's pure lights-nay, only be
A scar brought from eome well won
field,
Where thou wouldzt only taint end
yield.
The look. the eh, thet fret. thy
sight.
May be a token that .below
The soul has closed in deadly fight
With some internal fiery roe. ,
Whose glance would scorch thy
swung grace,
And cast thee shuddering on thy
race.
The tall thou duest to (lupus—-
May be the angel’s slackening
hand
Hes euflered it. that he may rise
And take e flu’ner. sure: stand:
Or. trusting ieee to earthly things,
May hencetorth learn to use hie
wings.
And judge none lost; but wait and
see
With hopeful pity, not dledain:
The depth of. the abyss my be ,
The measure of. the height and
pain
And love and glory that may raise
This soul to God in ether days. .
~Adelalde Proctor.
TWO VIEWS or Ware
(Hartford Times)
The Army and Navy Journal te'e’le
that the came of national defeaee
in safe at last because the “hard-
headed" classes have been convert.-
ed to it by means of. A campaign of
education designed to onset the ac-
tivities or ‘thoee enemies at the
country who desire to see on dis--
armed in order that we my be
easily attacked within as well on
without." These “hard~headed" pee:-
ple. having served (some or them)
in the army and (more of them)
having accepted commissions in the
emcere' reserve camps, “know what
war is. ...They know that it
stripe every weakness and every
falsity from life. They know that
the weak and lnemcient can never
survixe 1:.”
If they knew what war is. they
know nothing or the sort. For war.
ten miles behind the trout. seems to
bring out every weakness and tale).-
ty in human nature. Weakness and
inemclenoy are its surest surviv-
ore for the Strongest and most e:-
fectlve are, it the war soon on no
long as the most ardent. mllltarlets
think idealist neceeeary. disposed o!
In battle, while the weak and ine£~
ficient are left to wear spare in of:
flees. make fortune: and prom
their kind. - ,
A; to the strength and Money-
which war leaves behind it. we have
a splendid example in the daily news
from Washington. Some than-ends
America safe and happy.
ently that fact meant nothing in a
the waneeupon them as:
means or battenln; upon the flesh
of other braver men. '
, (Herder-d Com-ant)
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rolls a: Rule. At leaf, 1 cutter-ed ej
said. "I'll eell the; vacant lot. and >.
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Judge not; the workings of. his brain. I‘
or American boys had died to keep
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host at leechee who looked upon,
gmAGn-wrx’ox.‘ ,
' Napoleon. the mob‘ maeter. are
but a. not he learned or Mother
Experiences knee when he held.
“C'eet l‘lmeginetion qul touverne 1e
genre humid-1i" literally, "The law
man race is governed by its lmexln
etion.”
A century and e belt before the
Corsican moodlly stalked into the
pages of. history end provided some
excellent Scenes for David to pilot.
a. Frenchman had come on much the
same conclusion. ’
“I do not meek of tools, I epeek
them that the imagineflon he: the
gift of penumbra.
in vein; it cannot set e. true v31
things.
“Trill; arrogant power the enemy
"Imagination." wrote Paul.- ”in 1
that deceitful part in men, flint
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other with e.
rupee: end gen 4mm; to man.
work's. an. end the nut! ,
Widentmtllthefloke’;
“earth without her omelet?
film film Mohavqeelet'
_ by phenee nE areal , ,
o! the wieest men; and it is um: um: - .
Reason We '
0: reason. who like; lo tale end : . '
dominate it, has established in mi
a; second nature to show new ell-y;
powerful she 18.
men happy and said, -. ‘
dek. rich and poor; she eempeie
reason to believe. doubt. and deny;
elm blunt: the Senses,- or moi-tent ,
them: she hoe her finale and m:
and nothing vegan no more
than doee renter: “- ‘
moi. who here e‘ lively Wu-
etion are a. grease deal more pleated
with themselvee than flie wise one
They look «we up; ‘
responsibly he.
on men with heognflnele:
gas with boldueee and eondd
others with fear and datum...»
thin gaiety o: countenance, often
have the imaginary wise in the
or judge: or like nit’ure. ' .
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flee but she can mike
gives them the admin-tenor in file 7 .
opinion of the hearers each hirer ,» " ' *
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eminent clergyman were deep In 1
dimmer: which Weed be-
> come Ioflmonloue.‘
“You. ago." me the m ear-1
, 1y. “you medical met: hoof
‘ no much about to; annex-minds of.
an: world the: I we think you"
\mleeetwmteuve.” '
“0h. 1 new: new? mm
mm tel: no so much Shout the un-
certainties or the next world, mg“;
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with Nellie. a. neighbor? little girl. ;
m rwt «
One relay: day the two
, ' ' pie" in perch.»-At
ke:- moment Home remarked:
imwerthe amounts" ,
There one quite e. ion; interval
ell-fleece. Then MW enid': . -
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moment’s mopemtlron. Let go' and
., p on. Third reel enough: him ,i
“1‘9 alarm poet; Ann around it.
' up. Sew Screen the street a
‘1? movie whee. And Shove it In Sign,‘
bun: with lit):
trading, ”Sale
, Hamel-win five reels. glared out it
caduceus WWII. , Then
" enguleyéeheole his flat at it end S:-
"It can't be done!"
(minefield Union)
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Will eppeer.
on Shy-idea Sumac-31;. "You ,elerc' m
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th like you've got. Nellie.”
and: elmdy have numbed to
nrenfi d flyphue pique in finale
one.
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carried mm to e acne; pole. Few.
war and continued“ rem We;
titer: the oonflhct ended; '
younger eohioél 0'! WW and
hie work he; Stu-noted: attention e!»
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ace.- - ,
me the men to help . _
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