IUIICIH'I‘TON RATES
E. Kent Hubbard. Pm»
4- ’ mm-‘;eg;;‘eo - a “5'1. M.nu Chin", AHHOCE"
, nu. neveble ll .mo tion, alleys: They
’ ‘1‘." 3 Would Aid Plot"!!-
.. W .
7‘ " seenu-uo-uuson-eoue n"
W l. n "Tho prolreu ot the world would
' bun— . . A‘ 1.4 p g... e be effected it the editorial columns
l3“. Whéamgn'l. ed Dolly Nowell-w could be moved to the trout nose
Mites
et Contact cut.
c
“Vt-Y“ credited to it or not nth
pub] shed herein.
he Usily Ne spew Publish-
2L Modem PM. in escluelvcly es-
, ~ the use or republication oi sll mm
«else
this paper. snd also the ion!
with proper headlines." declares 10.
item llubhsrd. president oi the
hinnulscturero‘ Assoclntion of Con-
necticut. in the June issue of “Con-
nvctlcut industry."
in an Editorial entitled “On Road-
ing Ncwspsperil.” President llnh-
TELEPHUN his
Idols Older-97 \i'uhin too SL.
tit-(gilt 91—92- 5.
Ni .ll‘i‘ CALLS
on ... Non/sin 1800.!
hard says. in part:
Value 0! Newspapers
"Stony men in health etc so com-
pletely wrapped up in their sflslrs
lhst they [Ive comparatively little
thought to that which in tolng on
l.\' MEMORIAM
JAMES GOLDEN
JUNE 11’. 1912.
about them. In their hunts they
nlsncs at the news at the day. They
read only headlines. To them a
ncwsplper is compelled oi I from
page. two or three columns 0! il-
A THOI'GTI l'.
Wisdom is to re.
vundl.—Young.
Lot r-nzo:
..
”printed. and no member or til
i
.3 taxes it he feels he go
The: s. good road in front of h
‘ ly where he has to travel.
mutter mer a. little It. will no
unity. No section can zro
mm: is altcr.
ment.
. uni——
THEY “$31" A JOB:
Wing that home-making is a
gallon as much its snythin
the Massachusvtts Font-ratio
omcn's Clubs have pctitlom.‘
-I. And why not?
“that housewives are bookc
persons of "no occupation."
3 social hostesses.
- Ind room." while papa. hold
eckelbook and doles out hi
is with n. righteous air.
Booms ron DIVORCE.
you a. properly-treated wile
ono carpet sweeper. one hill
38 moi).
one wool mop for walls. on
It brush for
Toll ohlndlcd scrub brush, dust
grind moat) one sewing ma
). one Wringcr. one
one clothes sprinkler,
- sleeve-board.
dryer. electric dish
list. comes from a nations
on thousand divorce cases!
SOME DAY
,. -p acrlsl tour of the world in
Glyn. starting from Spain and
in] the Atlantic, Ithen to Fun.
‘ and across tin: Pacino. and then
to its Spanish h‘nsc.
C may (all. but .rixcralt int.
-‘1 be viscouragcd. Some day we
no scriu clrcumnsvintions
tourists—and 23 days won't be
--ered Very fast time. cithtr
.__.______—.———-
o Fidelity L'nion Trust Com-
". and the Ironbouud Trust com-
I’ both at Newark. N. 1. will
Total assets will be about
on. it u uh.
wit
GENEROITS \\ lTI‘l STREETS.
Ellery dollar asked from the board
,.estimste and taxation for road
[Movements in Notwulk should be
6 need have any qualms of con.
ce over burdening the taxpaycr.
,No reasonable taxpayer ohjccts to
, “hint lor his money and. next
.tflwers. there is nothing which
more utistsciiou to a taxpay-
u'id good roads in the com-
? the board of estimate.- will think
[ood streets are the very first
ililiie of a. properly developed
it ought to grow “ilhOlll. good
Mt! and growth is the thing that.
"e pruning knife should not ht-
n requisitions from the Ell‘i'l'l.
0 Sam to so list it on his census
They com-
‘Nlut they really are. for the
part. is people of “no remun-
livcmccupatlon.” Even in this
nd age when wives are criti-
. for being "bridge-playing 3;“.
led," there are many who are
nurses. house cleaners, bak-
puppi- hunger-sfnursemaids. [ov-
cooks,
caterers. and are paid with
your home equipment will in-
at. one chemical floor mop, one
one sell-wringing
.
waxed floors.
ustcrs, knife and tori: Cleaner.
polishes. one power unit (to
. eggs. cream. ‘mix batter. knead
‘ one grill, one electric fun, one
A c pnd. one electric. heater. one
trio washing mnchlne (or water
clothes
r. one electric Hon, one wash-
shirt
I duck drying torms, one ironing
' no, folding ironinpboard table
broad mixer.
washer.
o mixer. steam pressure cooker.
hehold Institute. We can imag.
it furnishing grounds for some
new Zeppelin is being built!
ednled for completion next on.
‘7 which will attempt to make a
at
ii
is
l8
II
n
I
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(I
d
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9
e
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nancial news, it sport Page and from
ten to forty pages at waste paper
basket material or lrsln llllyr,
However. with convalescence from
illness or eimllsr leisure comes a
somewhat delayed realization that
the daily newspsper is u storehouse
oi inlormnllon. well considered
thought and amusement. It. is not a
waste 0! time to tollow the fortunes
of Andrew Gump. Ella Cinders, Mutt
and Jeff. Jlggs. or others of those
t'lil‘lOOll charsciers who seek to
show the serious as well as the
brighter side of lite. The political
cartoons beer out the Chinese max-
nn thnt “one picture is worth a thou
.«and words.” The radio pages. the
moms pages, the icmlnlns page Ind
llmse dealing with items of lesser
new: value. must. be rend by those
who call themselves well informed.
"The columnists are given im-
portant space in the average good
newspspi‘r because their thoughts
are based upon experience end inti-
mate knowledge or the subject upon
which they write. Our compllcsted
lilo of today cannot successfully he
led unlt-ss we are aided in our think—
ml. The editerlel' writers sud the
columnflle supply the dofimencies 0!
our minds. Most o! us do not think.
We only think that we think. We:
read another man's thouxhts. forget
the source .resrrsngo the material
in our own minds and go lorlh ex-
pressing his thoughts so our own.
The progress at the world would be
affected it the editorial columns
could be moved to the front page
with proper headlines. The world
would be better it we realized the
value derived from lollowlnc news-
paper lectures end it We sppreclsted
the time .enorn and money expend.
cd by such organizations as the As-
sociated Press. the United Press, the
international News Service andothor
services of like standing and the
papers which support them."
Editorial Views
Of State Papers
GOOD FOR. NTCKERSON
(New Britain Herald)
.ltidgs Leonard J. Nickerson of
the Superior court wont even fur-
the: than merely lining a motorist
who had been drunk at the wheel.
True. it was s first olfenso. but
where principles are st stake. .ludze
Nickorson sees no reason to exer-
cise leniency. By adding 0. sentence
of 20 days in jail to the 3100 line he
served notice that the state has om.
barked upon a campaign to rid the
roads of drunken drivers.
Drunken driving is one of the
most serious :menaces tho stste has
to contend with in this age. the
Judge was quoted as saying. It cer-
tainly is, and the jurist will receive
TIlE l-lllS'I PAGE
\ tr . «l.
:l'Ilie stars which were
F
in
. cry iom
'work was done by hand. and
when the sample llsg finaUy
was completed. the flag com-
mittee and other T officials
\galhored to inspect it."
and
inled and Betsy Ross muscled that they have but
hetooltapsuollliesrundeioldd
how the five-pointed rim could lac
benoltltollsgoommiltee immcd' tel 3
lhcirdeu Isy agreed
' toconforml'
\
4
e
in‘tlle'oriitlil {we
ll.
ms with one clip?! Mem-“
A'to herfplsn and)
. Many
The
meat I '
original Us: ladllllnlltee.v were
it. Tholwlfitc’t five-pointed
Home: spend out across her lap while
lied it over.;Wuliil¢lon, ‘Morris and Ross, the
HM impressed with the beauty of
{stare—l3iof
\olutply against the field of Hug". '
tzBetsy F. buried herself
willtneodlesndmsionalsnd
\ N \\ §§§¢ «
to «\\\\ .f \k."
l ”a," l Belm's handiwmk’
igh In “Dyan.“
n...
- them-stood out
r ohm:
JUDGE ALLEN
.YI'DGE FLORES Cl". Ti.
ALLEN.
BY
Ohio Supreme Court, (h fold to
Allelic bumncl'.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. June
First of all, before entering the
workuduy world outside the home.
any girl. It she would spare herself
Inany heart aches. should realize
that. the world dcmsnds more of the,
business or professional womnn
than of the business and profession-
al mun.
True. today all profcsslons arc
0 on to wont-:11, including thosoonco
L nsldei'ed masculine. such as engi-
neering. building. and plumbing.
but they are open to women with
this reservation—"do something
outstanding; d) the work lullntely
better than auv :min hits over douu
it. or fall!"
l‘l‘otcsslonxu “upon at» Cl‘lllcilu‘d
I’l'0"l' than or II m .nm'. lncu. Longer
hours are Dxpfi'lIlHI or them than 0!
men. and more fil‘t'l tabular uchlcw-
mulls. ,
The wanton in L-Ilt-lllCSG will fill
prejudice. Ell? \llll find that some
people will not conic to her in her
professional captclti because she is
n. woman.
0n the olhq hand. l personally
hang received tr. runny courtcsics
from my colleagues and from other
1::ni associates. so much help and
co.operatlon bucunsn l was a wont-
an and tho ll‘fillf'll‘l‘lb“: was now to
me, that I bt'lz'r\-‘~. it. lnionccs pretty
evenly.
., .,
NEITHER FORGET NOR . REMEMBER . YOUR SEX
IN BUSINESS WOMAN JUDGE TELLS GIRLS
GIVE SERVICE AND ASK NO SPECIAL FAVORS ADVISES
Ask No Fsvors.
TIrLcily. I would advise any girl
unit-ring: any profession to work
IlZl!"l. glvu (Oliuli'ntlolls SONIC!" and
ask no special (more.
Neither lot-got nor remember that
you are a woman. paradoxical as
that rounds. Ask no sex lovers and
don‘t be masculine in dross or man-
ners. l-lut. unconscious t'omiulnlty is
an uld in public. life.
It a girl wishes to he an attorney,
judge, legislator. concresswotnan.
public servant. she should take in-
\cntory of self.
Silt: should ask: "lisvo I s pains-
laklng. detailed mind. Csn I endure
The endless minute research in.
\ulvod in the law? Am I ,eccurnte?
Can I put up with endless plannitlt
and organizing? Am I s person who
think: with logic, or do I clutter ”‘11
my thinking with prejudice, tradi-
tion. sentiment?" .
i would advise any working girl.
no matter what her field. to live
fully and abundantly outside her
work.
“Emcrgcnvy Shell."
Build up an "(utter-xency shell" oi
interests. it may”be books or music
or painting or chins. or lace. but it
must be somethlnt for "the lite
larger." No girl can succeed it she
grows intomcrely o. moneyvmakins
machino. The succeselul woman
goes home at night to books and
music. to write a bit of verse. to
mold clay into s. bowl. to design's
dress. to re-crcste the consumed on-
crgy oi“ the day by cultivating any
interest within her which cannot
(ind rcal Chill‘tu‘Elfln in her daily
issk.
This is my “lllll‘n nrsum~ nt tor a
college education for ”1-: busmcss
or professional uonmu. it enables
her to lilI3t‘l people in all walks oi
lilo. and it lwmtlcns her llllt‘l‘t'HH.
I think that .1 girl should lump
her mind :llltl llllt'l‘l'hl un lllu work
in llf‘l‘ Illi!ltl_ but be not unmlntllul
ol sonuthlng uhud, sonic-thing big-
‘cr around the corner.
I would advise the girl about to
enter the' working world not to be
too satisfied over, new;- to believe
that her work cannot be boltcrorl.
Women should not do double
duty. A woman who works outside
the home all day should no more so
homo, ut night to a. round of domes-
tic work than a, man supporting a
family should go homo to push
clothcs and dishes.
30 Double Duty.
Women right now . have this
handicap. I’rolcsslonal and business
“0mm! are so new in comparison
with the generations and genera.
lions of domestic women. that so-
ciety has not yet learned to do jus-
llce to the new waiilaii Kind to accept
her work on it par with domestic
work. So it casually accepts hcr scr-
\lccs in two. realms. ‘
.\s in the rewards of tho profes-
sional life. it gives the grcntcst 0!
all plr‘asurcs——~happlncss in con-
structive work well done. service
to many people. contacts with peo-
plc nn-l livo issues.
'l‘hc professional life. tnkca women
out of the. “hack water-"‘0! too per-
sonal. too selfish. too narrow litlng.
the thanks 0! the state for swinging -
the judicial battle axe.
Gov. Alfred Smith
(Stamford Advocate)
The conservative New York Times.
commenting on the bestowing oi: the
degree of doctor or laws upon Gov.
Alfred Smith by New York State,
says: "It was the highest'kind of
decoration for merit that. the-univer-
sity could bestow.” and "wet unques-
tionably have a man full worthy of _
the tribute paid to him by Columbia
university." '
Thirty colleges have been polled
on the selection of en imaginary
cbmmission or seven persons to
settle the prohibition question and
Gov. Smith received the largest.
number of votes. running ahead of
Charles Evans Hughes. Clarence D.
Darrow. Herbert Hoover. Jane
Addams. Charles G. Dcwes snd An-
l‘ourih or a series or four articles on
Hot Weather.
lsr summer sports, has been greatly
abused by the careless and unthink-
ing.
diversion should be surrounded with
adequate safeguards.
rescue methods are prime requisite;
for entering the water.
for bathing should be free, from pol-
SAFEGIJARDS IN SWIMMth
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the
Swimming. one or the most popn-
It is obl’lous that so usclul :1
Ability to swim and knowledge of
\Valcr used
drcw Yolstcad.
1'
your success plans.
I
lotion. lest disease be widely spread.
Think what an important part. your savings ac-
count’hero is going to play in the fulfillment of
O
it
How TO KEEP WELL
By on. noon it. come
Surgeon General. United States Pufllo Health Service
-- mands or our dolly take. I
I
"I'd love to be a, gypsy
who
I Noted Mexican Matador
L
By retraining from bstblng im-
mediately after eating a‘hd by re-
maining in the water for only short
perlois. this may be enjoyed without
its being abused.
A cost of tsnw should be scqmred
gradually. Otherwise, one may cut.
unnecessarily end even intensely
from sunburn. The bronzcd skin til
the lifeguard may well be envied
but it should be remembered that 1
healthy tan is the result of weeks or
gradual exposure rather than an in-
terisivs burn acquired during a 2(-
hour trip-to s bsthlng beech.
Comlort. during hot weather is
one in no small part to the mentsl
attitude. A philo‘sopblcsi state of
mind, freedom tron: worry and in-
clination to benefit as much as pos-
sible by the outdoor life on all con-
ducivo to health and happiness.
When s piesssnt stats of mind is
coupled with moonsble observance
ol hygenlc principles. s winnlu
combination results.
.It the summer vscstlen bu been
properly spent. one ms: resume u.
more arduous duties or up snd win.
tor with confident knowledge the
the mind snd body are better pre-
psred to meet the legitimsts do»
w
' GYPSY mm.
——-—_1_
With brown root me,
And dance lite {lento
Thrown Mbmck woods.
With mamas fit my heirs"
But one his Alonso and she cen't.
. as she ends-
"And I. I lush my nmrd
inert.
Sees Thrill In Politics
MEXICO CITY. (AP)-Bull~tight-
in; having mcrdly whetled his ap-
petite for excitement. Rodello, Gao-
ns. Mexico's mightiest mstsdor. is
preparing to got 1 real thrill out of
life. He plans to enter politics.
Gaona. called by admirers "The
cation oi the Bull Ring." is in his
field what Babe Ruth or Jack
Dempsey are to bssebsli and box-
ing. Alter a brilliant career he re-
tired from the ring last you with
a fortune estimated at 2.000.000
pesos.
Loon. his native town in Guine-
junto State. is prepared to make
Goons Mayor or send him to Con-
gress. just as he pleases. «
Congress may end the discussion
by passing a. bill in favor of nice
growing weather for the farmers.—
Tolcdo Blade.
Flapper Funny Says;
+19
Pistols Cir-tied In First .
toetbnll player lound with til-unn-
was compelled to lows the sense un-
der e ruling mode ‘by the reterco in
search mode at all plum or both
sides. Two plmrs were toundwltb
pistols and were ruled oil the grid-
lron. .
20 YEARS AGO
The following items soposred in
the liwning Sentinel wt Juno it.
19”“
it “till lcdrncrl yesterdsy thst ex-
swremry til the Tree ury John G.
t"nrllsln had leased the John Mack-
i‘lll college at. Pine Orchsrd for the
.‘lllllml‘l'.
O O C
1 hr resular wcekly class meetinl
“Ill be held this evening at the lion
Awnune Milli-"lift church in East
Norunlk.
O C 0
A prize. will be awarded to the boy
or girl, under lll yours 0! use, ro-
ndlng in Ronni-ton. who by October
i has the longest ll-‘l. of birds that
l... or slit. has seen since January 1.
i'Ji‘i.
O
F‘roulnr is gottlng in be quite 1
popular sport among Row-sitonltes.
A party which went out. yesterday
returned with more than three
pounds at lrog lets. all or which
wrro lane.
0 O
Worrying, it ll Mid. over threats
to disperses him of his home. and:
slao sutlerlnl. it is believed, from
dementia, Charles Young, well-
known Cl\'ll War veteran, residing
at Poplar Plslns. set fire to the
house he lived in. and committed
suicide by blowing part 0! his head ,
oil with a shot. gun. I
0 a O I
H. .l. lllpson. well-known "lean.
mun. llvlnz in Besoids Plsce, East
Norwalk. tlmurht Mr some hours
mt wot-k lhlt his fine byclcle had
lmcn stolen. and was greatly ro—
llmml “hm hr recovered It today. .
O O 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. John I". Trendwcll.‘
North nu-lltll'. lune. arrived home in
Norwalk. from their trip to tho l"u-'
t‘illn‘. coal-t.
METROPOLITAN
VIEWPOINTS i
1 By reprinting viewpoints ol the
other editors The Evening Senti-
nel does not access-I'll, subscribe
to the vii-we expressed. ;
Ill-ZDTOCRACY BEING TESTED.
(Christian Science Monitor.)
ll democracy is being tested. and
nstlon alter nation appears to be
SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1926
lory routine opt
THE ONE THING
The one thing: this bank has to sell ls
service and it. invites your business on
the basis of its willingness and ability
to provide something more than perfunc-
THE
CENTRAL FAIRFIELD
TRUST CO.
JUNE BRIDES
Money ought never to he the considera-
tion in marriage but it may well be a con-
sideration.
The more a young man (and the young
lady, loo) thinks about money before the
wedding the less he will worry about it after
the ceremony.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
Savings Department Pays 4133 Interest and
Your Money When You Need It.
Service
Security
turning cxpcctuntly to L1- sell-consu-
tutcd chici’. Who will, it is hoped,
accomplish that. which cullccme
wisdom has so for tailed to accom-
plish, \\'u may be certain that the
chitin-intent or tlictutm‘ship “ill on
duro only tor a season. For, by a.
curious paradox. progressive ideas
were never so widely scccpivd
among the ilOpUIflilOlla ol' Europe us
at the moment “he" power is bu
mg assumed to an unusual degree,
nnd by more or less lrrcsulul‘ meth-
ods. by lndIVIduals. Outwardly. dem-
ocratic control is weakening pre-
cisely when men are desirous of
taking a still more nothu part in
the determination at their national
dvsllucs.
It is a strange contradiction which
is. however. entirely understandable.
'l'he dictators will be tolerated. pro-
\ldcd they bring positive solutions
to problems that seem. in the con-
fusion of counsels, to be impossible
at solution. But they are accepted
only on sullcrancc. and certainly
lhey willlnot be allowed by the peo-
ples to lead them into undesired
paths. Democracy is prepared to
renounce tor a time some of its
prerogatives into'tho hands or those
who profess to be able to bring or-
der out at chaou. But when their
' THE HOUSE ON
THE ROCK
The house that, founded
on a rock shall stuucl against
the storm. This institution is
built on the solid rocks of
honesty, courtesy and capital
It is our business to guitlc and
in
advise you in limos of stress.
The City
National Bank
South Norwnlk, Conn.
specific tasks are completed. when
tho dictators have succeeded in el-
lcctlng. or have lulled to effect. no.
tlonnl unity lor the purpose of
achieving llnnnclsl stability and
economic prosperity. then demo-
cracy will again assert itsoll. In the
meantime. it will not. surrender :ts
control or the vital issues of peace
and “or.
Hire Teacher By Weight
In This California School
ETNA. Cal” (Aim—Weight rath-
er the lock of it-—is one of the
qualifications for teaching in the
Salmon River school of Northern
Calitornls.
0n soversl occasions it has been
the governing factor in the choice
at a teacher. Applicants must give
the figure st wlfich they tip the
scales and too much avoirdupois
automatically stsmps the applica-
tion "unsstlstsctory."
The reason is that the school is
situated in the mountsins tsr from
I. read. Going or coming the trip
must. be made scross snow-covered
divides on mulebsck. Experience has
prover: to the satisfaction of both
guide and mule that heavy teachers
bre a source at trouble so the board
thereby hands a tall.
principle elves you the lccless
wonder
Ben Franklin
Started This
with s key and a meaning; and
The same
aire
TQELW
Milli!
menu
that keeps all :oods so no melting.
wooing cake of ice can do it. No
watching. no starting, no stopping.
Come in and see it demonstrated.
The Nor'Walks’ Electric Co.
20 No. Main 8h, South Norwalk
Phone 2978
adopted the policy or engaging only
lightwcicbts. ;
Carrying s live loud or sbout 130
pounds. the mule can” get along
without breaking through the snow
crusts but with s. heavy. unskilled
rider he floundsrs.
Georgetown Grid Gsrlle
‘ cirdnozrown. Ky. (AP) A!!!
the first Inter-oollollete tootbon lstest sprinkler system. glvinl
glue in which at Georgetown eleven you the low lnsursnco rste oi
or verticlpsted. 60¢ per hundred dollars on con-
The state was “cord end I tents.
e
Today in Other-Years .
8t. recounted Basin. s hermit of
Australian order.
bonehead captured the
schooner list-arctic. or
Todsy is tool on at It. Join or
use
Thelma-loss mum '
.,
*1 June to. 1775. This we. - .
" it It. --
the linut storage lsoilitios in the
Stole tor say smount 0! space
you any require.
brick building. located It 5 Havi-
iutd street. equipped with the
‘Tel. Nomi]: 294—1092-2
STORAGE
You can now null yourself 0!
Our warehouse is e. 5-story
.‘ DAILY Moron
HAULAGE SERVICE
'10 NEW roux
Too Much Show
Simply living for today,
Making no provision for
tomorrow -- these and
similar SHORT SIGHT-
ED views of life, are the
curse of the times.
Save Yours In
The People’s
Trust Company
First Bank Under the Bridge
Washington Street
South N orwalk
G
lenders. gutters. tin roofs snd
sheet metal work promptly st—
tcnded to.
IIETUSIERVEYOD
Nash, ”Raymond
& Dean Co.
8| m Street
”2&7...“
NOTICE
The annual meeting or the Nor-
Well: Building Loon" end rami-
merit Ammo will be held at
tear ozsco. "41 WuhinttOn
street. Tneedsy mom. June 15.
1920. u e o'clock a). s. 'r.)
RICHARD H. M.
Norwalk Chronicler