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Pacifism
3' ”my ofi’icer warned the other-
gtkat paciflsm was working its
W into many 0: our societies and
" we.» claimed that an attempt was
firm beifig made to influence our
M meats with the idea, of Earring
'7 by refusing to join service at
country’s can. Only recently at
iw‘kge an organization was start-
aim the idea. of refusing to go to
Thin: is a: peculiar way 01 attempt—
to'stop var and it can only be
Said to an attempt to neaken the
marina: of Americans There is
5 difference between aggressixe war
defensixe w:.u- And America
4:31: only be strong through its pro
£32361:e$ to go to war whenever it
hmeatened by outside forces. \\ 1th
Medea fit for any emergency
Americans need have little fear 0:
garb—there will be less chance of
w. Bolshevism will always try
«kebring a country to its own level.
3.1193 the talk of refusing to go to
31:53 defense of America. in time of
need is unpatrlotic.
emotion wa founded by fighting
gnaw—mos: who fought for a good
”use. It has confirm. ed to grow
Manse of the fighting spirit of our
03:3 0! the finest institutions in
£15,: country today is the boy scouts
WW"RTE fieifig trained to grow
' strong. natriotic men. Instilled
» V them is the love of country. It
', file same spirit that makes a fath—
,' find mother defend the home and
52395} Children. t is by no means an
mains}: to train the boys for war
fiatit is an efior’: to train the boys
fig: war but it is an efiort to train
7 in patriotism as well as build
air bodies and their minds.
Them boys are the future great
’ ficnns. This country will be
as good as these boys are train-
to mks it. And here is a chance
men to serve both the boys and
Country Scoutmasters are need~
It is little for men to give of
flair time and their money Be a
,utmastcr and help develop the
Won]: 303’. Don' t let any steak:-
wand pacifist tell you that We don't
and patriotism. As you would de—
'y£,2ur home from robbers, .‘nclp
ihese boys up to watch over
an Letter in Shore Linet Times
I: the writer came to Haraord
, ; ers; now it has two dailies
mi zone of their: issues a. Sunday
‘Waterbury hasra. morning
two afternoon papers but one of
latter in the property of the cor-
: which issn es the morning
. Consolidation ha. gone on in
’2pm-t and in New Haven the
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Km disappeared years ago yet the
city karat sea more extinctions be-
Ebro long for certainly some or its
' papers are superfiuous.
is still a. field for the country
Wily, and may there long be one.
in: the theory 0:.” the sumval ot the
V, is bound to exterminate many
the daily papers within the next
M
THE WEATHER.
Eonihern New England Eastern
' York: Generaily Ian- Tuesday
Wednesday continued cool.
Sensations: The storm that (level-
- over the Blind: e Atlantic states
Sunday has mavefi=810wly
_ ' "card and its center was in
. r y of Boston. Mas. Monday
find high prmre prevailed
w, Foundland the Gulf states
nag-unrest. This pressure dis.
, has been attended by runs
its: 2.4 hours in Southern How
and the Eadie Atlantic
~m by rains and snows in the
> Generally
‘- throuhout the Wash-
W district Tuesday ex-
_rain and new will prob.
worm! prevail magma 13:93:31: '
a: blight, when tam 3mm ,
'11:; mil do mustartkefishtjfik
slightest yielding undermines
structure of 01::- 3.133,, claim): 1_
(masts and min} 3332!. 3,135 “it"
resting on their ”1363: - ‘
all our shame. A man 3113133 136
explore his life. from hard
knife, and give his sins away. ' 32m
liame to win, it one is, siwa’ss on his
guard against the swims 6! sin,
brides and bootleg gin.
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IN Tfifi" DAY-3 HE
DR. ROBERT BRIDEES.
The man who holds 15113;)th of
poet laureate o! England—~the honor
once bestowed upon Alli-ed Tenny—
son-.13 now in the Unlted States on
his first visit.
He is here to deliver a. series of
lectures at the University of Mich-
igan. speak before other colleges and
confer with men of letters in the
U. S.
Alfred Austin succeeded Tenny-
son as poet laureate. Brifiges sue-
ceeded Austin. Sir Robert is tall and
slender, with long gray hair and
heard. '36 is eighty—or will he Oct.
23. He was educated at Eton and
Corpus Christi College, Oxford. He
studied medicine at St. Bartholo-
mew’s hospital and then became a.»
hespiial. Later he became physician
at 1.th Great Northern heapiml’ in
linemen: tron; aciive service in the
medical field that he devoted much
time to literature, play writing and
poetry.
His marriage Halso fofiowed his
retirement, his wife being the
daughter of Alfred Waterhouse, a
famous academy painior.
At the time tho title of Poet
Laureate was bestoweii upon him he
was known in the literary field ,chlef-
ly for his crilical york. “John Keats,
a Critical Essay.’ It was published
in 1855. He also drew attention with
a. volume on “Milton's Prosody."
In quitting medicine to devote his
time to poetry and literature Sir
Robert followed. in a, way, Koata
and too American poets. Dr. Oliver
Wefidell Holmes and Dr- “’eir
Mitchell Keats, however. did not
continue in the medical profession
until he had won distinction.
Sir Roberts will spend three
months in, the HIS.
Rubber Goods Exports
Export shipments ’0! rubber man-
ufacturers increased in value from
2,769,319 in Janaary to $8. 133” 840.
it: February.1924 as compared wits
nary to $3,142,150 111133511135. 1923,
showing, according to E. G. Holt.
Assistant Chief of. the Rubber Dave
510:: of the Department 9! Com.
meme, that the increase in exports
is in accordance with the normal
seasonal demands of foreign max:
kets. Exports of Entombfle m—
lngs increased from {2.428 in Janu-
ary to 89.448 in Felix-hazy. , 1924.
The principal foreign destination: 0:
automobile casing: in February were,
Argentina Engixad Japan, Cuba,
Brazil, and the Philippine Islands,
each market taking om 5.000 dur-
ing- the 11:01:31.. There were so 223
automobile inner, tube: exnorted;
Brawn being the leaning customer
with 16,833. followed by Maxim»,
Cuba. Argentina, and Rnslancl- each
taking iron: 6, one to 13.009, 0! the
9,324 solid. fim exported; England
look 2 ”is? and mu; 1.763. , Tire
emorta to Man, conflnnofi 30 be?
‘ inking
mum}: during me month. .7
Japan was kilo the Mn: cu-
tamer «for rubber boots mi! ruhbor
sheen And me. as: canvas rah-
her—soled shoes. Ekiglanfi m aeo-
ond in tho trade in rubber boots and
naked tuna. renewing Uruguay, in
exports at rollba- 11:06:. Then worn
$2.108 mix; 0: abbot- boom, 38, 3,8,5,
pain of rubber shoes; uni 318.215
pairs of mm rubber-soled shoes
noinnorthemandm. ..
3mm: nothwest m' ~
no: Tuesday.
rolls of kale, and 191! 701' in,
sight. let us, light finish, kkln- .
ens suits irazno; the first)?“ um.f
like Caesars wlie. round when; no :
rumors 9193:1113 nrobesmithswlll.
A; they'll can-“e his, meta 3:11: a
yet it is not vary hard 8. Baotleas ,
avoiding on and rancid lord and _
sistant physician at the Chilflren‘s,
London. It was not until his rer
an increase from 32 932,909 in Jun
Tho author at thee; wards was:
William Penn. anker, teatime:- 6'
Pennsylvania. In his "mm or
on government: ' »
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dent. This Tyranny.
Arabltion of tho Bopuiat; which
shakes 3:119, Constantia-w "{he {:31 5
by an in Administration. whlh
axds the Tyrant and his 21%:tu
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both saris, notito attain Fain,
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prom worse than the Disease.
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{see by Obadlma. , ‘ ,
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prams, he on he no W; whet-é
his People: are, Lama.
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