New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 6

" *- s ot tiaticn Insures paper baal and WILL. e progress prossed In the thing» weven for edsto one's done “Theift that a week hing every to the m have has been urged mentioned Any I the A ing 1o person good ‘pinch do policy no Id t und with The pro the worl —all would plaint to do with Provision | e, may in ing onsultation n, eve the « n if or x by the wtlinp of | | wil o o have pable wre | e not . b y dinposi minds about different hud st nre keots Neverthe It men. It Today min | will one nd make lttle position 7o -whom tell we nrts that peo Petrograd poney has work, act [ place of notebook tamp the | n the ly o restaurant | pos a meal hours of auranteur an cqual describes as wreck engers, In priests, | mon and uninhabit formed nge lendid| f the rea ction present e wa a The it capngt. | or any jult ot man | the | the | kiek dium of ex fact ennnot he 3 No the m one questions (he physician's half hour wth than luborer The f No mer ve a life in that time mat Jow necessary the la uld nover v The of spent orer's ach this stuge - physician hax y hours, months and the pos goes « R stud yvears reach tion he occupies. ~Tato his part return for his pre he acheme work I'etro a. It s Ve unno in heing sed because neople no mone there the so-called It 4s merely fuilure of kenly 1 people of the mmon™ an other proof the rule, so M ded bhack B some time by unthinking men and women | tiowever beautiully onderful woyld be In loat a return to the primitive, it There milleninm—to The trying and loat forever is no the the do short cut to “perfect day. best we ma is live honestl to xive e man and woman his or her due, and demanding ours THE AWFULNESS OF I'T. Two Local Boys Given Lifc Terma." Such wax u headline appearing re- cently In u newspaper publshed The stmplicity in @ nearby city in the the tragedy told in six words Never mind the terrible story, part of which the headline narrated { | accurately.. No newspaper story, no | | book o1 series of books could cover the The of the whole tale narrative would tell birth of the lads; of It k off that time have to the happénings of each minute cach day throughout their lives. | vould have | eve | might n into the influences surrounging lives of thelr parents which have been estimable or other Wise. It 15 the tragedy of the moment that inter 1™ think dny when such punishs<ven Life every man and woman W he and feels and longs t-<1d in a | not be deserved - (wp -n€ sentence is its necessity was The | Terms Vot « purpose of 1y to suggest nditlon of af vhich will allow of the commis Lecp thought fuirs upon a e | slon of a crime which brings such pun- Ishment to the boys—to lads, born with now arts, the same tendencies, ame ns ax those given the boys we h und, perhaps, love What may all de struction o one do about it | We | lives to the in- | w u‘ cannot ote our f childhood and youth have to care for ourselves and our own. Our hands are ted But there i» one practical thing we can do-one which is of the n forzotten becn use fallure of most people to realize its tmportance to childhood, to yi W W ih may try to understand may speak. We may stop holding our adult selves aloof from the And young In onr Intercourse vith boys, girly, young manhood and young unhood, we may try ~the be to give the best that is in us st of thought, the hert of action It s not suggested that all men and women should scek every opportunit to deliver a moral lecture to every b and girl met by chance Nothing FACTS AND The « trulsm world loves every ‘lsm except he Irish stories are denied by the Irish Torles I'he fawning polftician t of the dc won't win Hoover takes the rational the European situation. view ot its maxtmum an empt Bolshevism when stomach provides taken on Thowse wouldn't live within their incomes may now try lving i without / ! | whao Woul Ll Laxht awfulness ‘of it lies of the statement— | i lsh-speaking" | hiisn't NEW RRITA'™ DAILT “JEST RUMINATIN.” (Robert Russell,) you're discoursd tmosphere about o' the yer you through all seasons Woene el rempted o abandon “tryin® hard”; when- ever eyerythin' you do seenis, by your doin’, marred: when- oer droopin’ cptics sees things goin “the deuce”; when you fecl: like a-cryin’ out: (ol darn it—what's the nse tU——it's then that you should nn pipe an’ rum- inate a =pell to sce more clear- iv. through the smoke, the thisgs that's goin' well. If you @on’t smoke let that ol' pipe jest sort o symbolize a con templative habit that will cloaa r wearied eyes to all the world’s unpleasantness—to gos sip, strife an’ war an’ bring to your mentality life's radiance oncd more. Remember every nolfe heard about or justice, peace your ruminatin’ the folk who've recall that splen- did act from which some coarse unseemliness may not one whit det t Your rum- inatin® ceases; rise all ready for the fray—tomorrow start revitalized for—'tis another day! ar; vour deed vou've n; let be recall her e or merey queen followed would repel more quickly, than such attitude give some with ed that we intercourse them, s¢ standing of their interests, pathy with their little troubles. You have your office: terested in him. A newsboy your paper every noon; speak seems to haive simethirSomwethin: to ~0w that she The: A man or wom- with that irl is not notice. Some little your home heneatks instances of pe Coming Make, little tle in contact youth. or try to make vouth a better, a little cheerier or a lit- more impressed with the life value of decency in because of that con- tact with you And remember the line “Two Terms Local Boys Given “ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLES” President-elect Harding's dec of spirit tions 1 rding the alliance peoples in ut least, hax been praised. His remarks read well But it must be remembered that the if all, confined to English speaking peoples, Interest of this country, it is to join In world affairs at not and it must be remembered that the this country fully ideas of the people of are not in accord with all of the of all other Ing countries—:uir greatest English speak eat Britain, America demonstrated her stand in this mat- full satisfaction fact ter veurs ago to th of that country In one great ago that England one Englishman <aid nos long Amovica had Laught ot the most important He England lessons she ever learned which colonies, 1t ited referred to the manner n should treat her tiue that M Harding indi- that a mu'tal understanding FANCIES By ROBERT QUILLEN of Congress doesn’t The/ size mat ¢ nlly, so longgas it dofin’t be- an assize When the cu that its goose agander ins to susped Our own invent un olive pinion when the that first man profanii Wi ate The super-government interfered with ndividual nations of the Heaven plans »f Why mes courage not put all the My Houston cverybody lax on small and thus 1o earn big ones Let cac nation and let the W n ct a secretary creturies do the fghting nominate Dempsey perhaps, But it is suggest- thought to our under- some sym- a small lad employed in let him know you are in- delive~ evening or .a he a work to hirdis mind. | Lite | { Kence disarm and JANUARY 21, HERA D. fi’ The McMILLAN STO “Always Reliable” -y, ERE I'T IS FINAL CLEARANCE SALE Women's High Grade Coats We have marked our enti~ stock of the Better Coats at One Price, $29.50 Each. In other words we have no C~¢ in the store at a higher price than $29.50. Coats that were as high as $61.50 — ~—®Y that were $59.50 and $55.00, and lots of them that were $49.50 —all may be had ¢« the same price. Yes, we have even included cur Fur Trimmed Plush Coats — Ever-18 — A word to the wise is sufficient — Come Fa+ly ard Buy aa Expensive Coat at s» & UP to $32.00 on a garment. [ FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON BATH ROBES For Men — Wemen — Children — Reduced From 20 to 50 Per Cent. FRIDAY, 1021. 4 FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON SWEATERS For M-n — Women - Childre- Reductions to 25 Per Cent. FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON ~ WOOL DRESS GOODS Most All at Half Price or Less Now FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON BLANKETS AN™ COMFORTABLES We have made t' 'y - >ason’s last reduction FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON |WOMEN’S GLOVES-CHILDREN’S FL" ( CED}{ UNION SUITS-VESTS-PANTS-DRAWERS FINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON MEN’S FLANNEL SHIRTS, SILK SHIRTS, WOOL SOX, MEN’S WINTER GLOVES peopl s ald and smaller nations. But cen- between “English-speaking™ would e¢nable them to bring protection to the his main thought scemned to be the spiritual tered in some viat ali- ance referred to. There is no intenton here that a Englund, to sug- gest perfect understanding spiritual would not be publicity States have 257 MAIN NSTREET. P S — 5 (E R 1 5% ) S8 ] 5K 6] LOutlet Millinery Co. ]!E]E‘B@ (5] [ 650 [ R w59 with and practi- cal mutually beneficial United criticised for Some organs in the been justly trying to stir up natred But as repotts admits the of opinion between Franee England compelled any English rall against England tell us Great Britain when comes out plainly *he has done, and diver- and mey is fact that to con- LOVELY MODES Combining Silks and Straws sider the S0t of under- standing betwcen speaking alone would far short th peoples the (™ of Nations or great idea cmbodied in France declares iha' Goimany must “We will make ¢ “Make G England, many ps she pay.” savs many such —do not she can says “but not in a way that we all will suffor try to make ner pay more Charm All Beholders ing Faille and Gos de Londres and Crepe, Celophore and” Besds ‘and Flowers; Visca and Milan and Liseré Braide Rlues, and Greens and Grays; let all these things run through your mmd forming a host of enchanting pictures, in every -possible combi tion and you will have some idea of cur rew. display of Millinery for the spring tinte. $2.98 to $7.9 HOSIERY rson Cotton Hose out size garter top . $ 1 1 9 Bu Hose Wool 1 00 ooen athr shades . und feel- ason France's h tha therefore against Germ she to he more We bitter, perhap:, Eng- realize frame of land should that Englana is in jndge is ever a better mind to dispassionately—and Eagland on the lookont for the buttered side of ine commercial bread. But feeling fall %o wetting together are these sted alllances in of the nations short real thut “pitiful in their inadequacy be alli- wisdom. between of all they can there actual ever an nuce, based on peoplex’ only al Moderately - L7 25 YEARS AGO it (From The Herald of 1'hat Date) IEnglish-speaking GLOVES Skating Gioves, brown, grey, white Chamoiszette Gauntlets Every afternoon for next week, the Walte stock compaRy, Now perform-