Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 4, 1920, Page 4

S L York persists in clinging to us, lichas a right to expect a most vestigation, and if any parties are guilty of eriminal neglect, let them be punished to the full extent of the law. The ten innocent little vietims are cry- ing out from their graves, not for ven- seance, but for 'justice. Their parents and friends are demanding it! ¥ the nation’s childhood is to be safeguarded from future sacrifices, there must be no neglect on the part of proper custadi- ans. Of course there in no security from hysterical people losing their heads and their nerve, cresting a panic by shout- ing “fre.” But there is no excuse for any building, however antiquated, mot being supplied with the latest devices for fire prevention. Custodians of such £ 5 ] This store welcomes the return of lower prices and is happy to an- nounce that its entire colléction of / Fur Coats has been repriced in ac- i f Aquarius and for ebservation, being in the south- in th‘urly“bill“gb position on st is right ascension 22 hours 17 miutncs, declination 11 degrees 30 min- utes. it f £ 7 commission and the public utility com- missions of some of the states it is well} that it should be straightened out as quickly as possible. In these present disputes the federal body has ' declared capital from every direction, being a1 that the rates for .all the railroads in the respective sections of the country, whether those roads extend beyond state lines or not, should be the same and it| hos directed that state roads raise their tes nceordingly. The state commis- sions maintain that they alpne have ths authority to fix the rates for roads with- in the state and in standing up for their, places should he trained how to handle| panic-stricken crowds. No young child should be allowed in such places with- out a proper chaperon. Amusing things sometimed proceed from the seats of the mighty, nome the less funny because the sense of humor is cntirely lacking. A young man. whose army of occupation, and when his term ! lines. | Settle the question as far as the spiral nebulae are concerned, for these nebulae give a continuous spectrum name was not John Smith, served in the} which we get from the stars. Such a @pectrum might, Neptune is in the morning sky, being near the meridian at sunrise. It is in Cancer in right ascension 9 hours 5 min- uet, declination 16~ degrees 45 minutes. At 9 D. m. on the 1st or 8 p. m. on the 15th, the zodiacal groups visible, ar- ranged from west to-east, are Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus and Gemini North of this best and west of the meridian are Aquila, Delphinus, Pagesus, Andromeda, The spectrcscope did not, however, like that however, be obtained ugmented as they ap- city. One of the delegations was armed with brooms, to signify the clean sweep that was to be made. An-| other, from Cieveland, had brought full rigged brig, mounted on wheels drawn by six horses, which covered a distance of 145 miles. One of the log cabins was filled With men eating corn bread. | ‘Whole books of campaign: songs were issued to the faitiful Most of the pop- cord with new conditions. Model Coats of Hudson Seal, Austral- ian Opossum, Raccoori, Bay Seal and Ponyskin. Every pelt used for these handsome coats was carefully selected by experts. Workmanship is fine at every point as shown by beautiful linings and carefut finishing tou A splendid opportunity to purchase gifts that are replete with feeling and Christmas spirit expressed in terms of Beauty, comfort and satisfaction. J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY COENER OFP. CHELSKA SAVINGS BANK rights have blocked the orders of the interstate commerce commission. This, in spite of the legislation con- cerning the regulation of the railroads that was adopted at the last session of congress, leaves that same uncertainty surrounding the railroads that was pre- vionsly experienced where federal and state commissions clashed. Under the circumstances ft is important that it should be found out Which is right, and the decision on that rests With the Unit- 40 Shide Susranne opest: his delusion. Then John Smith began Inasmuch as this s & matter Which (" recunt his many virtues, and. de- ought not to be allowed to drag along:plore his untimely deal At last ac- without getting a decision s to Whether| count he was planning a sad trip to New | sition. in site of the very rapid motion, the federal body has a right to resulate! York to receive his “corps” when it | indicating that the nebulae must be ex the roads in accord with the federal law,| was brought back from Frauce, and to{ tremely remote. and whether congress exceeded lts right|Superintend the burial He will spend| These and other facts have led to a re- fn Eiving such authorlty fo the inter. the rest of his days lamesting his tech-| turn to the older “island univ theory. i M) i e ek wlanl deuth. . We have come to laok upon these spiral { . g nebulae as star clusters outside of ' our should be lost in carrying the matter| Something u-lt: :-t -Ihm‘:rflms:! own stellar system. On aceount of the to the highest court in the land and, h&poened in Waterbury the otmer €3 |o,ia) formation of these clusters it ls { (which is not at all surprising for this - b e pressing for as early a hearing and de-| (RUICR S OT M B S e, A | Drobable that our own cluster is also o cision as possible. It can be appreciated| jiqee fined a mother for the delinquency |SPiral structure. In other words, the that as long as conditions remain With|of her young son. Of course the charge|Milky Way may be of spiral form and e commission fighting the other con-|was only that of a minor “misdemeanor. | FURESERE OUF SO SWURIverse 1 stice to| After carefully going over all the facts P ST ee IR S8uon O s fusion is bound to exist and inju: 0| 'y £ luster the e B 1 hed within i in the ease; the judge came to the de-Cluster theory has heen fumisl be prolonged. It had been hoped that! in Tubfon At the~ tat e the past two years by the discovery of 14 railroads had been removed from the 43 liberate conclusion that the mother, as| % ci ‘O St e shire] nebulae. Now Kinds of regalations throughout the cqunc| the natural and legal custodian: of the el oy R o A T “{lad, was far more to blame than he try and placed under a central control| hat would endeavor to respond to the! Lyra, Cygnus, Cassiopeia, Cephus, Draco and Ursa Minor. Kast of the meridian and south of the zodiac are Eridanus, Orion and Lenus, while Perseus, Auriga and Ursa Major are north of the zodlac. The brightest stars visible at 9 m m: on the 1st are Sirius, just rising in the southeast, Vega setting in the northwest, Capella in the northeast, Rigel and Betel. gucse in Orion in the east, Altair just setting in the west, Aidebarah in Taurus above Orlon in the east. Caster and Pol- {lux rising jnst morth of east, Densb in {the head of the Northern Cress in Cyenus setting In the northwest, and Fomalhaut low in the southwest. expired was honorably discharged and he came home. A few days after his return, a notification that he had died abroad was received by his parents from the war department Out of re- spect to the government his parents were heartbroken, but the. sight of their strong, lusty son tended to soften down the raw edge of their sorrow. John Smith joyfully informed the war de- partment of its mistake, but was amazed | at the second notification that he W:l!l indeed dead as the veport had beem con- firmed and was very sorry to learn of from a glowing mass of gas under high pressure. ‘Within the past few years careful study of the spiral nebulae has shown Some interssting facts about them. They are extremely numerous, probably 700,000 being Within the range of our best tele- scopes. They are never found within the Milky Way itself, but occur in greatest numbers where the stars are fewest. They are moving through space at very high velocity, averaging mearly 500 miles per second, more than 25 times the average stellar velocity. Some of them have been shown 1o be rotating. Comparison af ob- servations made many years apart has failed to show evidence of change fn po- ular songs of the day were parodied to' suit the candidate and the occasion. To, the tune of “Yankee Doodle” was sung: | WEEK ENDING NOV, 27th, 1920 11,057 TEOLLEY FARES. That the public utilities commission Bhas denied the appeals of the cities of. Hartford and New London from the ten €ent fare rates recently put into effect by the Cormecticut company will cause Bo surprise throughout the rest of the state. It was not apparent at the time that trolley patrons in thore cities were Being subjected to any different condi- tious than the ten cent fare imposed in Other cities and towns of the state, and| it had been plainly disclosed by the com- Pany that under the rates of fare in ex- fstence it Was not getting what It was eéntitied to in the way of a return on its fnvestment and for the service that it Was rendering. Poor service was the out- come of poor revenue. It was a case Where it wag necessary, for the time be- ing at Jeast, to see that the company got a sufficient revenue to meet its expenses and obiigations and in view of the ex- “The times are growing hot, they say, Van Burenites are few, sir; Old Tip and Tyler take the day, As such good Whigs sbould da, siv.” i ‘The wiles of Van Buren and the well »iled “maching” in power availed noth: g against the love for the old warrior. The president lost even his own state of ew York and recelved the electoral vote of but six states. Harrison's popu- lar vote was 1,215,017, against 1,128,702 for Van Buren, and the electoral vote stood 234 to 60, The sad part of it was that the victor was scarcely Inagurated when over-exposure brought on the death f the popular idol (Monday—Discovery of the Mormon Bibie) l Btories That Recall Others Net Safe. 58 2 whoie. Tut it wis s that the | burg, perhaps the most tmportan in 21 § Mary El.| southeastern section 3¢ ravinee, the| the old territory of Austria-Hungery In m:; ’:.‘x‘-':f d:fi:t e ‘;'::\In‘ll:"muh mg.lml\'alle)' of the Drave -ver about KI By - city of Klagenfurt, with its p the young woman, but she was singuiarly| (U} had a heavy popuiat'on of Mov-|ion of ahoul 36,004, the Ausivian aloof. Finally the young man asked the|®nes. It was felt \l:)‘ the allies that the public retains one of its important met- little .girl to kiss him, but she refused|duestion Whether the Teutons or the | al-working centers. with dignity. Slavs predominated in the regiin #1c0M| “Terminology as well a5 ma» makers’ Then auntie came to the rescue. be definilely determined and that the|color schemes would have undergupe & ODD INCIDENTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER CAMBATGN, The pleturesqueness of political cam- pafgns has almost entirely given place| to sober and business-like methods of the different partics T elect their c.mli-| dates. For many TS previous to the Civil war and following it the effort was confined largely to display, hoping that' the excitement thus caused would carry! the nominées through to vietory, and in 2 great measurs this was the outcom of the famous log cabin and hard cider| campaign of 1340, which “new” star or nova is not a new crea- that is, if the boy, who was Tot natural tion but simply ome that eud Iy vicious, nad received the instruction creases in brightness on account, proba- ‘Don’t | resulted in|,, » ked. *V area should be attached, according to 5 " i ¢ f ) o | Rt W 8 ou ik 7' she asited. hy b 4 5 10| striking change had the yiehissite peen periments which kad been made Withi roquirements of the different sections and| that was simply his due, in all proba- | Iy, of & collision or internal evnlosion. | clecting Wiliiam Houry Harrison us the |, ke Dr ===t she & the desires of the majority of the reti- | in favor of the Jugo-$iia metend of th Other fare rates it found sufficient|ths uncertainty about it.ought to be| bility he would not have been guilty of | Naturally movae anrears most frequently e, o Sas - 4 fourteenth president of the United States. Harrison was the picturesque figure in dents, to the Teutonic republic of Ausiria a) ) ed 2 a ustrians. The present harsh, Teutsnie ground for permitting the ten cent fare|cleared whatever the outcome. the offense. irate | Where the Stars arc most numerous, as m Mary Ellen raised her head proudly. A The mother was very or to the Slav kingdom to the south. w v o 1 neri 1ife - {y brother Dob told me never to kias appelistion of the cliy aad Usie megion fo be established throughout the state. e and vowed vengeance, but when the lad | our Milky Way, and the fact that so many Aretican Public life at the tme, and hisiy qoctor,” she answered. *He said if 1| “The region which Austria retains as/ probably would have becn fhrown imto 1t was ejther a case of that or the end THE GREEK PLEBISCITE. yas char 0 with @ rnfls;lnon.g!ht‘hefc - | shiliaate Hintith s Jatiertars moally Lo |‘usr:=immf:g SRR e measure|gia 1 might got my throat full of|a resuit of the plestyie Toughly al-| e discard 54 they Woull nave oeem e trolley e . i . | fence, the judge imposed a double fine | Seem i 2t T the 3 a - I-shaped, appr ely fifty miles|known officially as Ceovsc, fhe Lame -(‘:nmuvux; :;rm:; u:: ‘mu:efl:: Inicrest centers about the plebiscite| i08 mn[hir. and she at once eapit. | star clusters. cazoe, and “Ald Tipe as he was. fo|EETES mond-shaped, approximately y miles| known ially 2, that will be held in Greece on Sunday to determine whether Constantine shall{ be recalled’ to the throme, The former| king 1 to be governed by the outcome and while there are those who are work- ing feverishly in his behalf there are also thos: who recognize the handicap that would bo placed upon Greece and the! position that country would be placed | in by losing the favor of certain of the leading powers. Even Tempered. She was well advanced in years, and had always been a fretful soul—never| part of the campaign, a altimore news-|NaPpy_except when she had someihing, aper, making a foolish attempt to cast|!® WOFTy about. Notwihstanding she| ridicule tpon Gen. Harrison, said that a|Was well liked by all who knew her. pension of a few hundred dollars and a| One Uay to a niece who was a {requent barrel of hard cider would content him|Yisitor at her home she sad: “Bertha| in his log cabin for life, |do you know that I beleve that I am the| This fatuous remark gave the Whigs| ™%t Sven tempered Woman in thol Buazk higs! woriq.” a vopular cry, which they used with im-} R T AR in extreme length dnd twenty-flve mil In extreme breadth, with an area of something more than 600 square miles— y less than one-third that of Del-! It contains much meuntain lynd ut also a portion of the rich Drave val- ley, one of the most produetiva parts of | Carinthia. The sun begins the months over 21 de- arees south of the equator and reaches its position farthest south on the 2lst at 10.17 p. m., at which time winter begins. At this time, in our latitude, the day the shortest of the year, being over six This ls the scason of the SO0 when hours shorter than the longest day in —for reasons not so easily d¢fermined— yupa. After the 2ist the sun will move colds are very easily contracted and Very| nortiward again and the days Will begin persistently defy treatment. In recent g, jengthen. Just zt midnight on the 31st vears there has been . marked change of | v s dodhis und the new. oné fon, not merely in the medical gra- ig, the eafth will be in perihelion, which has long beea 131 unoiticially by the Siovenes. “The Kisgenfurt rexon came near be- ng a bone of conteutca among thres ations instend of (wo 1% western end almos. touches the flariag 1op of the Italian boot, and deriag » greit part of the World war il mouitain peake ech- “One of the most important rwsuits of! oed the thunder of the sreat ltalian and the vote to the Austrians is *hat they | Austrian guns on the I-o14) fromt, 3 will retain the rich lead mives of Bloi- | few miles to the southwest.” ulated. This was putting the blame just where the blame belonzed, and may s Innovation strile other cities than bury where there are so many el cases. miliarly called, was Yhe idol of the com- mon peaple. When he was nominated for e presidency by the Whigs in the early method of transportation, as well as those who have been forced to get along without It, know that such a move could not be tolerated. The rate of ten cents isn't welcomed, but there are good reasons for beli ing that just as soon as it is shown that! the company can get along with a lower rate the same will be granted. The ten cent rate is in the interests of the peo- ! in it S : Z be in mense effect, and the “log cabin and| e ple aa well as the company, and when| Greceo of course has a right to sayl bighog e T g B e position jf 118 QFbIL Raceat the Bn. | [erd clder campaan,™ an it 1a known 0] pben e biis 0w ou 4. tlkis 1 ' ) he moon will be in uarter on the eri i ¢ W " 8 said, lev a e the commilasion states that the people are| na; v will do as it pleases, that it} ed with this “baby, disease,” hel o3 2 1150 & m.. new on Yhe 10th af 5.04 | Acrican history, was. memorable for its|most even tempered woma in thé world, ~ entitied to gvod service, and indicates|wants Constantine and therefore wil| to say that he wasi“very well” o ng enthusiasm. . As a popular that they should get it to the best of the company’s ability it cannmet fail to make the company realize that inasmuch a8 it s permitted to get a fair return for ita service it must not disregard the obligation resting upon It in furnishing the service Certainly there is reason for Delleving with the ten cent fare and the elimination of Jitney competition thers should be a gwelling of the income that would make it impossible to attrib- ute Mefficient service in the future to wuch reasons. With its demands found Justified and met ‘it rests with the com- 2. m., in first quarter on the 18th at 9.40 a m, full on the 25th at 7.38'a, m., and in last quarter again on the 31st at 11.35 p.m. It will be in apogee on the 13th and n perigee on the 25th. It will run low on the 10th and high on the 24th, cross- ing the equater on the 3d, 18th and 30th, In its journey around the zodiac it will pass the planets in the following order: Jupiter and Saturn‘ow the 3d, Mercury on tho 8th, Venus on the 14th. Mars on the 15th, Uranus on the 16th, Neptune on the 25th, and Jupiter and Saturn sgain on the 30th. Mercury will be in greatest western elongation on the 34 and hence will be Both taught us tuberzuiosis A cold tment _1£ it mot it will ke all fevers. Ove runs | in letting a_cold take care | - 'if there chances to be a condition of low vitality, and If one is n an undernourished state, “the cold cttled ‘on the lunes,” and that is ng stralght for tuberculosis. ‘cause I'm as mad as 1 can be all the bring him back, quite the same as it! 5 made it evident that it did not like the! Venizelos yolicles regardless of all that| "M & &reat mwalority of it tiey had ‘@one for Greece. Grecce cani iy %) Ny el b b siand n its own light if it so desires but| (aken in its early stages ely overlook the fact that!pave its run the recall of Gonstantine will be open to! the interpretation that it is an endorse. ment of his pro-German stand during! the early days of the war. Likewise it| cannot fail to mote the fact that there are serious demands being made at the present time for changes in the treaty| of Sevres through which Greece secured|$iving s the exception “of a cold ence and experience have that a great majo of writer puts it: “If one could imagine a vhole nation declaring a holiday or cea- son of rotlicking for a period of six or elght mor ., and giving themselves up ng the whole time to the wildest of fun and frolic, caring nothing busines 5, dancing, and ca-| night and day, hf might have faint notiom of the extraordinary | scenes of 1840, This was exactly the condition dur- ing this memorable eampaign. Log cab- ins large enough to hold crowds of ple were built in Dlaces. ones, decorated wis ‘eoon skins, stomach can digest you are proof against indigestion. The important digestive work is done by the bowels, liver and kidneys. Unless these are active and work in harmony, you are in danger of self-poisoning. BEECHAM'S IN THE DAY’S NEWS Klagenfurt. The report that the plebiscite to deter- mine the future affiliations of the hla genfurt area was. in favor of the Aus- trian republic, followa:i Ly reports that a Jugo-Slav army has entered the re- { gion, bring this bit of mountainous ter-| PeO-| ritory into the limelight as a pussibic ¢ 3 Small| pone” of armed contention. were it cannot 1 Barrel stealing on and before Than! ecms to be coming a mere tra- es ! - & | niounted on wheets and used in proces.| Where and what this contested area is, pany to do its part. h f P s On the whole perhans this is| visible in the morning sky for a few days |2 ab oW Thores i ik sy mportant additions to its territory at : 2 - it} be j5i0nS: The use of the ‘coon skins soon|and how there €dme to be & emiest over oy g Mty mny be| I7ll, ot because any one wants to curb | before and affer that date It will be|ponS OB 00 | e ey Tl i Vi5ie’ CoBowInE Buretn | he ‘innocent fun-loving prospensity of the normal boy, but because of the ef- fect it has on the moral character of the barrel owner. Of course it Was one thing when a barrel was thrown at you just to get rid of it; it is quite another thing to beg on 35 cents. But even the value of the barrel iy not the serious tuation. Tt hen the | s dumped revealing its contents| to the gaze of a critical and suspicious | neighborhood. Peeking women (and| sometimos men), find out what you ate adoption of the "coon (raceoon) ; mblem and adjunct of the bin and unterfeit present- was hoisted in all the Whig pa- found low in the southeast before sunrise ‘ the consteilation ra and will be the brightest object in that nart of the sk ‘Venus is the most conspicuous object in the southwest in the early evening, setting . m. on the 1st or 7.50 on the 31sk, It Will move during the month northward and eastward from Sagittarius into Capri- It is getting brighter as it ap- proach nezrer the earth,-while at the same time the illuminated surface de-| cieases during the month from 78 to 69 per cen THE GOVERNO! STAFF. Possibly it is a bit out of the ordi- mary to have the governor's staff refer- inclined to incur the displeasure of the| powers by doing as It pleases but there| is the possibility that in the revision of red 1o as a military cabinet but there is|that treaty if such takes place that the| mo good reason why it whouldn't be and|Greck interests will not get the same; In the case of Govermor-elect Lake, in|hearty support from those directing the ¥lew of the fact that there are some im-|®ffairs that it previously did. portant ‘questions to be dealt with con-| liecaliing the one who gave the allies eeraing the military equipment and pro-|50 much trouble in the early days of the war to rule the ration that has profited because it got rid of him and followed| of the National Geographic Soxety: “When the crazy-quilt patc diverse peoples that made up Austro-Hungarian empire was ngs were held everywhere and ev-|apart by the treaty of St. Germam and ery day; held in neighborhoods, schooll rearranged more nearly In accardance houses, villages, towns, counties, cities,| With naticnality and lansuage, it was states, varying In number from ten to!that the old Ausirian pro of Car- one hundred 'thousand; and wherever| niola, extending from the Klagenfurt there Was a gathering there was speak-|area south almost tc Fium:, was Slavonic ing and singing. Ladies attended these| in its population. 1t w.s therefore in- meelings in great numbers, and were the! cluded in the Jugo-Slav Kingdom along : } STl B l Eiospt ; t enthusiastio in the singing. Far-|with the other obvlous o v advica of another, whi er has| 8°d particularly drank the day before. | Mars is still visible low in the ‘southwest | 25! it ging. ‘ar- ith the other obviou: \onie prov. . "0k Sy rate "Govermtn sient 15k has|now falle af ‘endorecraent | and gone, A FEVIAL Of rHICion nevar started In &l Sonact, Setine Dot 515 tksoshqont |TIFS WU DIp tesms and ‘wagons, wouk | inces ‘I the- southers part o the od help the bowels to functionate o Aok ed ! t Sedppe ol bl = jat sunset. - ol jleave their fields and travel ten, twenty|empire: Bosnia, Dalratia, Herzegovins, P N made a in deteat, is likely to place Greece| M27's hoart when he saw the month. L will move northward and | npire: 5 his ;lluchflm\- with that idea in et Btk i e Bt e el £ TS barrel spread eastwaid fiom Capricorhus e Aquariug g;mti?ii:;v“:‘m;i; fi?mp?m‘n by their| Croatia ‘and Slavoaia. proj 'l 'y and Influence th_e’ liver e e gl e ady s € in.| ont 10w Parrelburning, then, has| jupiter is fast coming ‘Into! favorabley o ® MG REIEIDOMS to attend a con-| Carinthia, the provinzo, adioning and ki to act lffic.lanfly fuily qualified in every respect to re-|ful nation in the eyes of those o m-‘ ruined ma 2 good man's chances of | position for observation, rising at 1L5% . rasride-2 ecus and listen to dis- | Carniola on the nortn aaing the Kla IH, . mond fo the duties resting upon the staft| finence who can do much for it in the fu-| ever becominz a Consregational deacon,{m. on the 1st or 10.1¢ on the 31st,. It is | lnSuished orators. genfurt area, was roc , on tne «the — T and o give him wise counsel upon such|ture. Greece ““lsi.ra"nyutd:::! z; BUIAL 01, Jip(pasaids willia 4o R encatin Crowds on the road, multitudes in big|er hand, to be prelominantly Teutonle S L Z : matters as he desires. fts new possesions n it comes| ta defiled religion, All the counties of the state are rep-|l0 wging back Constantine it has rea-i por tnis season football games' are teeated in the appointments. The gov-|Son to think twice as to what the con-|ended and devetees of that stremuous Sunday Morning Talk mmor has made an exosllent selection in|Sequences are likely to be. Greece li sport will now have a chance to go to Blessings in Disguise. o ® the choles of F. Russell Smith of Nor-|indicate its desires through the plebis-{ church and ses their devoted pastor—the 8 ks [ comiraee] s trained quarterback of the pulplt—tackle| W do not always know what is for wich, .a young man of high standing and | ®ite. the Evil One. And 1ot us hope that sney | OUF OWn g0od. Things which seem £oo s8¢ Whose part in the military cabinet! will rejoice € he keeps the latter from | PFOVe to be evil. Things which men o will be fully upheld. He representd those s making a_touchdown. ~Many an anxions | be eVil work together for our own goou. | Who saw much of the organization and| The young man who refused a million The shades which seem to us to hang mother and not a few fathers will draw a sigh of relief when they learn that the dear boy in college has come out of the campaign as he did out of the Argonnu Forest, neither killed nor matmed for life. Football, though not to be cladsed With the machine gun and automobile, does now and then claim the victim of fatal accident. But of petty sprains and dollar legacy probably desired to escape paying an income tax. t darkest may but precede the bright day. The weeping which endures for a night prepares us for the singing which comes in the morning. (P 30:5). The assaults of enemies which vex | and grieve our souls only prepare for tne| days of peace and blessing, when con- flicts and trials shall be over. Let us but | Those who are at work in behalf of Americanization Wil not have any ob- Jection to the shutting off of immigra. tion for a mueh longer period than six Headquarters for Your Christmas Silag M. Wheelock of Putnam, the ap- pointes frem Windham ocounty, is a Jeading citisen and promient in indust.|months. bruises time will fall me to set forth, |14 o Watch and wait and see what| 5 #al astivities, while from Tolland county — In the days that now are swollen ankles, | PUTPOSes of mercy God has for us even Mr. Keeney gives stremgth to the milj.| The impression prevails that the mext|will emjoy Shelter Island, and trade| ' hours of darkness and distress. Bary cabinet because of the part he play|3€ssion of congress will not have time to| twisted thumbs ,and skinned shanks| It is said that at the siego of Sebas- in salve, liniment and witch hazel will be M in the war, and thus eastern Connec- kept from bankruntcy. do much more than handle the appropria- tion bill: That ought to mean a pretty good job on those bills, topol a cannon ball, missirg its aim, struck in the side of a neighboring moun- tain and from the fissure made by n gushed a stream of crystal water. The instrument of death opened a life-sus- taining fountain. So the missiles of oyr foes miy open to us streams of blessings. | It is through the flery furnace ana the lion's den that men come to victory,' triumphant and peace. Let us not feor | to go forward. The Red Sea shall di-| vide before us, but it shail close over the enemies of God; and He will ot for- get us in the dark and trying hour. Victrola or Brunswic men selected by the governor-elect for members of his staff as well as by the suliber of the other appointees from oth- ¥ parts of the state who will serve with Don’t forgei that Christmas will be here exactly three weeks from today. And if you want to enjoy the celebration | of that day as it was intended you should. don't leave the purchasing of gifts you intend to give to father, moth- er, grandparents, husband, wife, chil- dren, cousins, uncles, aunts, etc., to the night before and then spend Christmas day with cold bandages on your heated brow, wondering why vyou couldn’t have been’ spared this affliction on Christ- mas! The real enioyment of Christmas, ' on its materlal side, consists in one's knowledge of making approprinte gifts that are appreciated, It is not the amount of the money put into the buying, bll!l the taste displayed in the selection. Am expensive zift that is not serviceable s a sheer waste of money. No gift is worth the effort in which you do not put your best time, strength, thought, con- secration and love. / A corrent publieation makes a very bappy allusion to the famous Cats of Kilkenny. These amiable animals spent | most of their valuable time in preying upon smaller pests as— a means of livelihood. The rest of thelr time was occupied in the more interesting and im- portant work of devouring one amother. This illustration is aptly applied to some phases of the present ilficit liquor traffic. _The law has had a good deal of trouble in dealing with the “whiskey runners” so-called. Liquor of all' kindg has been smuggled from place to place by means of motor trucks in cargoes least open to suspicion. But now thess “runners” themselves, after the manner of their ancestors, the Kilkeny Cats, Reorganization is a great thing but i General Wrangel might have served a Iot of territory had he put his army through that ordeal before losing the Crimea. i A YORLOEN HOPE. It is entirely ‘possible that Gabrielle| In Germany railroad rates are going IrAnnunsio belleves that he can stand(to be doubled and it is not because the Sl ground agamnst Italy and defy thefrallroad employes have been given a treaty arrangement which has been en-|yearly increase of $600,000,000. tefed into between Italy and the Jugo- slavs relative to Fiume and territory jn| When you lay in a supply of Christ- of the Adriatic, and it s pos-|mas sesls you are doing your bit fn stem- ho belleves that he can by his|ming the tide of disease. an uprising among the Ital- % that the government win| The man on the corncr says: Those in the situation, but there|¥ho fall in love with thelr work at first| the course that he is|S/Eht often show evidence of changing the rest of the|their mind. The gift that makes every day £l i as merry as i il Christmas ! i ; i 14 y The' charges In connection with the op- during| erations of the shipping poard are com- would | In® o thick and fast that one wonders if crushed | there 15 ever going to be an end to them. "‘_"‘g Making 1,000 arrests in three days s the in.|th® Way the Philadelphia police are re- In|®PORding to the demand for better con- 5 reach|ditions and law enforcement. Jugoslavs Fiume ques- D'Annunzio being called into Iberation, while inter- the same in- i e I handled with! ,,, ik il il Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock’ E 5 | é H i ] i i f i ¥ During the rush in the remaining days of the year don’t forget to induige in a liberal supply of Christmas seals. 4 That disfiguring skin trouble which makes you scratch — no matter where you are—is a source of disgust to others as well as tor- ment to yourself. Tl; Resinol lieves There wouldn't be much evidence that prohibition was In force except for an|have taken to exterminating one anothe Ointment.” 1t reli ching at - o ocoasional lsolated arrest for violating| fearing lest their illezal acts wil bg| J Once,andheals eruptionpromptly. e T ppgeior| that Jaw. siven away. May this warfare continue ll:r"utnbedfar ears by physicians haan’t least abated. un lefying Uncle Sam ceases! eczema simil emrries the idea that not only has he| The fact that prices are moving down- = = Alldruggists sell Resinol &‘.L:-v::l&m Mok & strong backing that he can pre-|ward doesn't make any impression on the| “Did You ever get anything on the veut Haly from disturbing him but that|stubborn hem. instalment plan, Joe?” “Yes: T got my household in that way. First, I got my wife; then I got of. D'Anzunsio would have|Christmas skopping but it e not so hard| ok, mOther and father, and now I'm : .=.- % a spunky child longlns getting lefr, A b e e