Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 3, 1921, Page 4

b e} every sacrifice Within its msans to bet- g | ter conditions. SutmectyCion ke 2 4 WG e e, - Aba 3 o Caw maler - e Tatgtons-Camy, & s s Belen Bty Beems, B3 . | WiSmestic Ofin. = Chuech G Tilwhese M8 Bttt Pusteiion Mty Omncm | a5 bad ag they are Secretary Hoover Sullethe Job @2, 333 | That being the case and Russia being in Russia. It is ready to do what can to ward oft starvation and pre- the increase in deaths from lack food and the prevalence of disease, ® is not prepared to do eo while 1t knows thay Russia s not making Russisn_eenditions e nnquestion- ably bad enough and the desire is to ‘prevent them from getting worse, but insists they are not as terrible as those that were dealt with successtully in Europe during the agmistice winter. in pessession of resourdes that ean and Necwich, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1921, WEMSER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, The Amecisted Prem S _cucisiedy estited. e T sepahDeatien = ethed e % ec_met 3 T puver aml o the leml zaw published = e e e ey —————————————————————1chould be employed it is proper thaty it should be acquaimted with the atti- tnde of the relief administration right at the beginming of operations. Until Russia uses all means to help its own Deople it stands in the same position of those Who cover wp their wealth and (call upom charity te furnish them their 3. [ THE JITNEY DECISION. It s mot believed that the decision of the three judges of the federal that the state of Connecticut has proceeded comstitutionally and properly [in the adoption of the jitney law and in placing the jltneys as common car- riers under the publc utilities commis- 'sion cansed any surprise to most of the {save the United States a billion dollars a THE MAN WHO TALKS In the fleld of modern-sclentific invén- tion the name of Maxim is one to be con- jured with, whether Hiram, the father, or Hudson, the son. The high explosive. discovered by the father and brought to' perfection by the son, is enough t6 scare the nations out of war. At least by the use of Maximite no war. can be of very long duration. Cordite, or smokeless powder, is another joint invention of this wonderful family. It is a bit singular that Hudson Maxim, who in 1916—the year of his father’s death—was such a zealous defender of preparedness, should now come forward with the most con- vincing argument in favor of disarma- ment. He has figured out that it would year, and earnestly urges a_truce for a period 7 five years. He shows most convincingly what that amount of money would do in developing the naturdl re- sources of this country. When men of his caliber speak on the subject the powers that.be are likely to sit up and take notice. The moral power of leading a kindly Hfe is fnore far-reaching than anyone can estfmate. It is one of those things that is beyond the scope of the statisti- clan. To go through this life radiating sunshine and kindness would not settle all ‘of life's problems, but it would bring in a foretaste of heavep beyond our power of realization. What sort of a world wonld this be very shortly if no- body desired to take the advantage of anybody else? If nobody. ever tried to fleece anybody? If we all stopped talk- ing about other people’s faults? If we were as active in helping the other fel- low as we are in criticising him? May we not have a cheering word for the semewhat past the meridian, September brings to our delighted gaze more than one stellar object of great beauty. The sky seems particu- larly rich in firsf magnitude stars, In the west, white Spica sets just before the time of our map, but we arg still able to see the yellowish Arc- turus in Bootes and the reddish An- tares in the group of Scorpio away down in the fouthwest. Overhead, but is the blue-white Vega in the Lyre writes €. S. Brainin of the Columbia observa- tory. Almost on the meridian and more than half way up to the zenith from the horizon is anoth2 bluish-white star, not quite as pright as Vega, called Altair, the pride of Aquila, the Zagle Deneb, or Alpha Cygni, which is one of the lesser of the first magnitude stars is almost directly overhead at map- time. Those three siars constitute a famous_triangle. In addition to taese, we welcome two newcomers. Rising above the ho- rizon in the southwest is Fomalhout, of the Southern Fish, and far north is| Capella a very bright first magnitude star whose color and spectrum clo 1y resemble that of the sun. Many oth- er stars only a little less bright stud the heavens and recommend them- selves to our attention for study and deep reflection. The Galaxy or Milt Way spreads in a great semi-ci from the southwest to the northwest passing through the zenith. Perseus has risen in the northeasf— Perseus the slayer of snake haifed Medusa ‘and liberator of ©_ STAR GAZING DURING SEPTEMBER. The explandtion suggested first about 135 years ago was only reeent- 1y proven correct,, We now know that the star Algol which we see at its brightest hds a dark companion that of course can not be seen with even the most powerful telescope. This'dark body rotates about their common cen- tre of gravity. Periodically the dark one gets in between us and the bright one effecting a specles of eclipse. The eclipse it not quite total or the star would vanish entirely. It was the spee- troscope which epabled the astronomer o prove the correctness of this remar- kable shrewd scientific kuess. With the spectroscope we may almost say that the astronomer can- see " the phen- omenon take place. - Pisces the Two Fishes is also well above the horizon. This group con- tains no speeially bright stars but is chiefly of interest now because in the territory of this constellation is found the important astronomic point called the’vernal equinox. This is one of the two points in Which the equator is crossed by the ecliptic circle the sun's apparent annual path through the field of stars. The twe points are called, equinoxes amd the vernal is the spriRg equinox occupied by the sun as it passes frem its win- ter positions to those higher in the sky. This occurs aboue March 21. Exactly opposite is the autumnal equinox which the sun occupies about the 21st of September as it leaves the northern celestial hemisphere. This RING THAYER BL:D Loins, pound. ..... LEAN MEATY MIXED BACON Pound 19¢ ' is- the chaingd|is in the constellation Virgo which B people of the state. To those who have | couraged? a helping hand for the fallen?| maiden Andromeda the daughicr of|naturally now is invisible because it|fi BEST BONELESS MUST ALWAYS 2E Amaces, indicated thelr determipation to get|a word of sympathy for the bereavea?|Cassiopeia the Queen and Cepheus the|is so close to the sun. around the law in some manner it will worla ce President Harding spoke st the smy war college and lead us, thers time without the neces- doesn’t repre- of course be a disappeintment but it ought to end the determination that has prevafled in certain circles not to obey the letter and spirit of the law. Fighting the jitney law has been a May we not insist that the downtrodden shall receive justice; that the naked shall be clothed; that the erring shall be led; that the homeless shall be sheltered and the hungry shall be fed? Do this, and we shall soon se¢ a “new earth.” king. Cetus is the sea monster and Pe- gasus the flying horse ‘which bore the hero. All these constallations then formed a groumrelated by their myth- ological names and all are so charagt- eristically shaped that recognition -of The vernal equinox used to be call- ed the First of Aries fof at the dawn of astronomy it lay in that consteila- tion about thirty degrees from its pre- sent position. This motion is due to the phenomenon called the “precessi®n NO WASTE Pound 15¢ POTTING BEEF,b..... 18¢c 'S MARKE FRANKLIN SQUARE e Spring Lamb [ 2 7 Sifi“é&i&'.‘:‘?..fif‘.“;: LARD 2Ibs.27c FOREQUARTERS, Ib. .. 15¢ SUGAR 10 Ibs. 69c PRUNES, 2 pounds. ... 25¢ POTATOES, 4 pounds. .. Z5¢ L During the summer, in divers places|them is not difficult. of the equinoxes.” UT D T Gl b Sreaa Tor e 5""‘”“';‘- '“";“ and on various occasions, subjects have| The second brightest of the stars| Another “fish” constellation is that FRESH C i = was little to encourage them from fhe | peen discussed both practical and Im-|of Perseus is Algol the avriable De-|of the Southern Fish mentioned ahove 3 15 . beginning but they have persisted in |practical, possible and impossible, and by | mon star. It marks the head of Me-|marked by the hright star FomAlhout HAMBURG, poul'ld Siacale C PURE COCOA, z pOIm 19(: sment l:"-”“m’: 19| exhausting all apparent avenues and ap:lakzrs Who themselves were both pos- | dusa. Algol's curious and rapid changes | This redish star is known to be twenty ~ arer and much s expected as sible : soms that had not been anticipated, vet and impossible, There e been in brightness made it an unex H B wable | one light years away from us and has . gathering of repre-|i;. gecisions from the first have been |9Uring the season, if correctly eported,|mystery for ages. Only la: the | by some been considered to be a cen- R|B b4 rading i the | against them and in support of the law. | "ome addresses that were both timely and | Bighteenth century was thi o5 | ent” . of ihe universe buc this 1a|f] BEST CAMPBELL'S ng armament there Is M0 | ums after delays from time to timé |20l 20 are worth passing along the | solution correctly guessed. T not correct. cation that all armed foroes wiN|in"oraer to permit of & thorough test| iy on0 Triter heard one man speak | tions in the brightness of this star is| The only evening star ls Uranus the RO ,pound. .. 4JC IOMAIO SOUP’ can.. loc e : " : zan his address at exactly 10 a.|so rapid that it ca th | nex 8 - : wi s the president|of the law there is reason for the an-|m. and by one minute past 10 had ses| \pe bs SN chiaved witn{nels to the tarthest Divef fobe er the be: conditions na- nouncement to the effect that the av- tled down to “brass tacks.” Mention is the n: d eye by comparison ith the sun. Eleven in the telescope it can By g brrrigralian : . neighboring stars. At its most brilliant| be observed only as a_small spot of FHong without cartain | thorities will groceed to bring about its|made of it because it is as rare as old|stage the magnitude is about the sec-|light hardly distinguishable from a will stand for the | sirict enforcement. The delays have re-|china. Te wa ¢ aboat energies|ond. but in the short space of nine|star except by a study of its motion. Tights of the mations|sulted in jitney drivers In many In- | [Ut€Tec away, and made this statement: | hours it changes down to almost the|Venus and Mars are still morning stars ady to meet emergency condi- | stances getting the bemst of the sum. | O Soclety has a right to exist that is and national can Iargest y. ost uch that nations enance forcas. ea: ex: ael portion de- comes for the n a headiong race to see meon- should mditures for these nescase to requirements eubjects be tazed mer trafiic, a strong plea for which was made before the legislature when it was sought to have the law become effec- tive this fall rather than during the early summer. Indications are that new schemes are to be tried for the pur- pose of cireumventing the law and pre- venting enforcement, but there appears to be little reason to expect Success, and as the remlt the traveling public have reason to expect from the trolley lines in due time that setvice that was impossible while oblized to meet ruin- ons and unfalr competition, not willing to plunge ri of the fight.” lie into the midst te object should on. We e ha®t of do- that are not worth do- worth while are the ing for, if fighting is of achievement. We are quite familiar with such un- pleasant terms as neuritis, bronchitis and the like. But someone has recently coin- ed a significant name for a current, wide- spread disease as “Americanitis;” a sort | of nervous disorder that in the last de-; cade has attacked the American people with savage intensity, It has its origin Some def at the root of all of have gotten into the terr: ing many things ing. The thing: things worth fig] the only means fourth or mofe exactly to the magni- | tude three and one-ha again to the/second which is almost five times’ as bright. This procedure occurs quite frequently so that its pe- riod is two days and twenty-one hours. | and back and Jupiter sets too early to be ob- served. The latter is about to change to a morning star and will become such late in October. Practically the same is true of Saturn which is very close to Jupiter in the heavens. have the teethache again. Of course there was indignation when|i was learn- ed that feeble brains had done as direct- | ed, but it all-changed to amazement when it was known that it had actually stop-| ped once and for all his teeth aching. To | say the least, the laligh was turned. | “Globe” of June 4, 1831, and.in the “Telegraph” of June 21, that paper called upon the “Globe” to deny that Mr. Ing- ham and Mr. Branch were dismissed because they refused to compel their families to associate with that of Mr. Eaton. “Will the Globe deny,” it stated, “that in Jahuary 1830, a member of Ib. 15¢ ROAST BEST CHUCK |LEAN BEEF FOR BOILING lb. 25¢ Shoulders Shflflldefs ROUND, SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE Ib. 20¢ BONELESS PORTERHOUSE LEAN PLATE CORNED R — i overstrain, in attempling more. (an | see——C7ETESS Walted on these gentlemen and y ROAST ¢ expectations of thoss THE COTTON SITUATION. e ais the strength to complete. Its|l opp ycipmyTs 1x AMERIOAS |||president to vemove fhem uniess they Pound 121 BEEF ]b l“c L stsvets antidote for fatigue is to take on just a |complied with his wishes in this res- Po‘md 30c s 1D, s b hoped that sach | DIF, Production of ocotton last vear|little more work of a different kind. HISTORY s o . A, with limited demand tas left the .cotten | Speaking generally, our people have not| {Pechs g v "m’;' raisers of the south with a large supply | ¥et acquired the grace of finding leisure, |~ ———————csscesss: - | Inflamed by these queries of the Tele- on hand. Much of the crop has not Conseguently something snaps graph Mr. ct! WHOLE OR HALF and we| SCANDAL IN JACKSON'S OFFICIAL |5reoh Mr. Eaton now accuced Mr. Ing. . .| HOME MADE - €uation which 1A%l been moved and in consequence.of that [become irritable, = uncomfortable, _dis- FAMILY | bim = challengs and whes: 1€ was, rejscts 35 PE AN( ' I B‘J l l ER, Z lbs. 250 gy ,‘:-hj.: ‘:‘n conditions there was strongly urged the | ETecable, Snd fin Cu“m‘;‘;“‘:m;""“o“"v‘cs‘;’s‘ In 1820, about the time that Andrew |ed sought, as Mr. Ingham insisted, ta HAMS, pound RN R C € ey, on | planting of but a halt erop this year. | niP e (GG COmPIAINNg o Je8US | yuokcon announced his willingness to be- v and assassinate him. Ty That M- { v den was o keep the supply more |hold dutice was a good illustration of |COMe 2 candidate for. a se as he belief of, Mr. Ingham that his life = - cannot eVen YOV | i agepmd with the demand and ot so |l irritability that came from . overwork.|President, the strained relatlon that ex- [had been threatened by a band of assas- | . - tates to put 40Wn | oversupply the market that serious | When you see a woman whose eyes i |1Sted AmOng his cabinet members became |sins, composed of the late secretaty of * - Rovdarm, and What | or Bt e emretics. With tears when spoken to yau knew (hot|an open rupture, and the announcement |war, the acting to the army 1s mor To a certain extent there was comy she has a claim to a fortnight at Block was seized on by Van Buren as a good secretary and some clerks croundless and Jackson, af- is the reading of shallow literature. The cigarettes, showing a camel with a couple numbers in the office of the secrefary of L, exclusive reading of fairly eensible, re-|of men in oriental dress standing at its| state are the names of the awners of the . Island.. Some: e 2 £ pretet for resign ryship of ation so asswed him. That | te, light li = t6 be de-|side. csrs.” sald ene of arty—] ; . pliance with the plan. Planters, Tow-| St Someone has said that a good | " “R RS BTSN EY of | fon of the cabmet was Jachs | eiavler e outg man or young wom. | . He exclaimed: “Oh, look, mether, there | names, o, wel, that is another stery. E ever, only eurtalled their Blanting BY |iireq woman has been spoiled in getiing | WAT John H. Eaton, of Temne had | that he had been prompted|an can develop vigorous mentality by|are the Three Wise Men.” . about a third, instead of a half, | SR 7% |some time before made known their de- the secretaries because they |gych reading. Good light litetature may| A lady sitting near remarked to the France's way of treating. bankrayhs many ways, is grat but from the latest government| Has it ever beed brought home fo you (SIT¢ to Withdraw. : visit the family of the sec-|ho profitably read, and what I mean by |mother: “It is evident your son attends| . 'SACCS WOU @ CRE, would al if mo army, Mo MaVY | . c.orts it would seem that wha | how long it takes to go from one point to| Scarcely had the cabinet been war, and that he had sent R.|.xo0q” light literature is that which is|Sunday school.” deorived of all rights of citizenship which olice force were required |\, "\ 1oniers had failed to do for them- | 2ROther on a college campus, or in any]tosether after th mmer holiday b nson to them with o;dm]}o gcase | thoroughly pervaded by a truthful, en- Then It Happened. ars not restored to him until he has paid " can prevail only as an OVer-|..ves the weather conditions and the | PUPIC park or garden? That is due to e e e e eoery. o mer - oo { Iobling morallty, wholly devold of evil| 4 yiti14™ group of chummy neighbors|his debts in full magination. We must look ou 4 the curvatures (not the crookedness) in | adelphia, who laid befor, Baton ‘out of soclety, weme now. con-|suggestions, Yef even. such, litaspture| - LED WPl 0F €t R Uy 7a to protec. | P!l weevil had done for them for only | cells of the landscape gardoners|Charges against the charaet sidered o established” fadks.» This u-| Ghouia never be aMowed to crowd out. the | ¥as, SIURE on 8 front poreh wesrily other ways |20°Ut @ half crop s indicated, mean-|brain. He just revels in turns, curves |Eaton. Proof was demand miliating state quarrel was flually for-|stronger, heavier, more bracing kinds,| TS CHE S0S BRSSRE S0 (R SR DUR 7% |ing something like seven million bales |spirals, twists. parabolas and hyperbolas,| Was so considered But | gotten .in the excitement of the political | one quite serioys defeot of mast of the|Se ere StERE W WEN S8 98 AT . 7 - — instead of twice that number. It makes him healthy to work them out -'Blflk”“[ regarded mtwluf ,,?x. campaign. pure, light literary works of the day is Z\V.‘nimnv::e R “n.“ ’RM S he effect of this promises a|and is of substantial value to his pocket- |tales of scan nimated Dby ! yonday—The Importation of Camels) |that they do not set their readers into - B 'Gk WE NEW YORK BOXNUS. q“'vf;h._ i o = sw”d":r:; of |Dook. It is very beautiful as well as|SPite, and took no action till winter ¢ 2 deep, close, abstracting thinking. They| An automobile driven by a woman roll- - . t the highest court | 1 ™" 4 in all probability the get- | COStINS S0 mich per linear foot. Of|Was well advanced . are entertaining rather than thought-|d slowly along the street. She drove so % ate of New ¥ork the recent|!2%t Year and in all probability the get-| o > oy, "5 00, Ty AT 2000 OX| 0y efber of congress than calied on compelling. The young people of our|SIow as to attract attention, and her path y .ur ..m 3 egislature in passing a |(INZ Of & Dbetter price for the product. |graient line is the shortest distance ba.|him assured him that a certain fore READ YOUR CHARACTER || churches, Sunday schools and unions need | Was close to the curb. She was alone. o1 r a bond issue in order | I7aDility to sell cotton hag result tween two given points. Why not be will- |lady had formed a plan with with the 5 to ponder such books and periodicals as| An automobile driven by a man rolled I have taken fonr Eatonic tablsts . $45.000,000 as a bonus | APPeAlS to the government for I ing to pay him a little more to ~go|Secretaries of the treasury and the navy By 2igby Phillips, will cause them to exert all of their men-|into view, stopped at the corner, and the d they relieved me of sour stomach. *ho served in the recent|ton that would encourage forelgn bus- | “stralzht” and save the public fram get-|and the attorney general to driv | Copyrighted 1921, tal powers to grasp the thoughts of the|man waiked nonchalantly along the side- rmm““ it to everybody,”” says - 2 J¢|imes. That has been regarded favor- |ting the blind staggers by his turns and|Baton out of the cabmet and |t i | writers and. master them. Of course,|walk. He overtook the woman in the| fer®Mpefe. L ' a4 been he in|ably with the idea of doing what was|{Wists If a pedestrian wants to go|from society, and aske he were tame Black Eyes this is hard, weary work, but it is just|car, got in and they drove away. "' e, 5 2 W v . the con- |POSSibls to help the cotton growers. Bat ,;‘(E;f»;’fid tzfl,q\_ffi?a‘; f?:";ui;"’ 1s=:2: el fo. 8 m)‘} S atkas ot Black eyes are emotional eyes but|UCh Work as will make vigorous, manly| «yyell, the nerve of that!” cried an in- stomach is not digesting your » iy . h declares | ¥hile a small crop was to be expested & and womanly thinkers of the readers. 1 pose the boys inside the class room should |and wrote a vigorous note to the three not impatient eyes nor change- x and measures for dther relief were ex- g o lers. 1| dignant'matron of the now curious chum- food; if yvn,hlv-‘-;qmu-, bloating, would advise young readers to rea laily - 1, foad repeating, in r redit ¢f the state shall mot 5 wander all around the points of the com- |fenders and consulted Van e s g portions of Paul's epistles to the Homll\’a T;,.f""{{"m,.w.;‘ei ‘;31'1[ ;: {::r ";:nu:w?: stomach, En‘u'mie 1] repuove the be given or loaned to, or in [ Pected the boll weevil appears to have | pass when they wanted to go due east—|Eaton as to the wisdom of contrary theyindicate a eer-| 20500, 0o BTE S ention othe ey by taking up sud - Atvidual assockation or |Deen unuswally destructive in spite of |that is, suvpose they should circumvent|Van Buren advised to ness to purpose and an|p.,g7y few verses; It Dol more, and Gare.| © Sne ‘rah to the rear whesls and In s '“"‘hg i&yi - P h“'.n ‘.F“‘ln"u“ all the campaigms that have been waged | Inside of the class room as they do out-|hut to call the secretaries to endure which may be exag-| ity medijate on sach WORd. Besides the | mismant he sir wer. hiscing. our of the| ooy o 120 s, ringiog decision of Jower|3Zainst it. Under the interpretation [Side, Where would they fetch up? and read what he Had wr : under certain c'nmh\.rznzn;la\;o great spiritual help that you will get you| tires like the whispers of & housand mlvrm-lchm:b'e Wiy not the opinien of the | "3t an il wind always blows good in| When Charles Dudley Warner retired |Was taken thomen sumoned, and the pa- | extreme tenacity or downrigh you will| Wil Teceive a mighty mental exereise and | scandals. Then an old tin container and Higeetion normal and iy ‘::! _the o o some direction the loms through this |from the joint editorship of Hatpers|0er Was read to them. 5 obstinacy ts wh ¥in | enlargements, the worth of which Will be|a string connecting it completed tha trick. m'na i o and ndicates that the | P70 CTER L ade v in ihe bet. | Magazine, he published a Whoughtful Lttle| The treatment of the secretary of war | y find in this exagerated form in|yeyong estimate. Nisrly a5 ihou iafte et maie peeas il 7 An Eatonic taken after each s, 7ot the authority to use 2 1 2| volume entitled “As We Were Saying,”(and his wife was denounced a8 unjustdlight blue or gray eyes. —alone. He got in the machine and away| Wealwillpreventdiscomfortand pain. ' o of i state 4 n |ter prices that the short erop will stim- |y : : . an "] Black eyes indicate 4 different type lone. He g : away e state in any suc) eing a refint of the cream of his edi-|in. itself and disrespe him, and he went—bumpty-bump. Make the test today and see how E o b . nlate and through better prices and | opiay Bk s gliset A : e that | 0f mind from gray eyes. It is a mind Y . seems probable that torials. Among -others he- has. one on|they were told tha that s 2 e 5irg A & kly this wonderful remedy scta, e sates have safeguarded|the movement of a stagnant crop help{The TLoss in Civilization. Hage we Lit|ther Tad conapited ry | Which does not think so quickly but Stories That Regall Others e e %7 oyped, the | 15 eomies in handy tablet form. Carry + treasuries in wuch the same man- |to emeourage a revival of business in |upon the right idea of civilization? The|of war from the cab thinks longer and often more deeply. man got out and lopked around. The . . that section where it is so greatly need- ed process that has been going on from the earliest a was an indignity to t A gray-eyed person’s tendency is to Tho Theos Wise Mon. chummy ones were not near enough to| I you. A big box costs only 8 n The situation would also indicate ge of man has a serious defect = out any solicitation but solely as his |flare up and resent a wrong then for- o Ry Che hear what he said, but they had a pretty with yonr dmggist’'s onarantas. New York state comes | U gr efforts to curb the cotton |in it. Somehow stremsth, vital power,|own ack, Jackson. declared that he had | get it. But if you injure a black-eyed| A short time ago When on a street ear| collective imagination. LEE & OSGOOD e the 7 has been disbursed |that sreafr seems to escape through this uplifting brought Major Faton into his verson he or she is more likely toa lad looked out of the car window and| wSeems odd that these two should not N B B Mo oo et 34 enilivinly t@pen. Process. “When You've got a man thor-|and in tha firm conviction of t ood over it and you'll get the result|pappened to motiée an advertisement of! think that onposite thess . autemobile 131 Main Street - L SR T apubie oughly civilized you cannot do anything|ice had cast upon his wife, he | soma time later in a passive resistance ty being carried to the EDITORIAL NOTES, more with him.” It seemed to trouble|to keep him there. to or disregard of your purpose which ast resort. To say that And yet thers were those who were :"Jr» ‘\;'z:imr_rf a good d‘nal as tlu whaft v;s The affair was patched up at this|you m!ru b«:i at alloss to !\x‘ndl;f‘stgnil. tional law was & tar £ wuld.do if we ourselves and all of the|meeting but harmony was mot restored. ck eytd people are not inclined to B e it A & ';‘;;"""u‘";":r SoRtener S way! MIIRSIOE | tnhabitants of the world were thoroaehly | Aites ol etor fa be oaied aid ooss ive but they have superior . " tng it when the constitmtiomality il civilized. These thoughtful words Werd|stantly widening had beem made and sting powers when aroused. , % tn n s written in 1892, when we stood im great|ere another year went by Eaton expressed | Their comparative mental slowness fs attacked. The Constitution must be| There are those who seem to think It |danger of bocoming civilized. If the |o casnier wich to rotise. T the accompanied by mental tenacity equips ihe guide and tha decision of the high- |1 time to Inerease rather than decreasy | great cditor were living today and Were |time the president asked thom Befter for tasks reARiring concans e nc. * court must be accepted. The bo- |unemployment. feeling the aftermath of the world war, |tion of two of his secret tration accuracy and thoroughness but , Bus law is thme Ulegal and its provis- his fears of immediate civilization of the|of the treasury and Branch of the navy. |leaves them somewhat at a disadvan- " ms canmot be carried out. Thers are those who are bewailing the | Whole world would be somewhat allayed. The motive of the president, said a tage in originality. Compared to the When se The course that tyled su can bs pursued wn- |fact that the lawn mowing season is ermen suddenly drop FANCY FRUITS FANCY MEATS FANCY AND STAPLE Calhoun journal, in desiring Mr. Ingham light-eyed ones R e sthnien s o the | nearing the end. back into the blackest paganism, there|io witharaw was to prevent his con- | they're rather poor starters, but splen- VEGETABLES AT TAFTVILLE ONLY GROCERIES . 2 mstan: respect Vi some chance of working with\ltinuance office from being regarded as | did finshers. y Jecision and undertake steps for the | s £ nths . h i e : Smending of the Conmstitution In such a| Ubper Sflesia 1s giving Europe mueh |75t of us for some months to come.* |a victory hy that/gentleman over thos Monday—Angular Handwriting nend: » t R ot be myieh more | It 15 the unusual that attracts; the ex-|of the cabinet to whom he was under- ;ur an to ?:.:‘nnn ?‘mm M’lh"’m. m““‘-'u“‘“o ety traordinary and startling that is on ev-|stood to be ooposed. a8 @one its dv s0e3 pro- - eryone’s lips. |Nobody glances at the GRANULATED : 1 11c | FANCY TUB - B & T St ST ge | Ite ) Nobedy i sifuces’ | To add fuel to the trouble Mr. Branch |- Sunday Morning Talk Jl&y Jeu. veees (o scting the imterests of the minerities ssink - trolley Is doing the Work|yrote to a friend: “I went-as far as i against the Dasty action of the major-| If the lowering of rents means 2 |itrolleys are expected to do. It is When |y man conld o in endeavoring to. pros SmERRae SUGAR 10 lbs. 690 3 PACKAGES 29¢ 2 y Aol new remains for the people | 17T 18 going backward, thére are not rolley jumps the track, bumps ;n:n‘lmom good understanding between| the ink that I can scarcely render a ed 4 to Wtats through action, it such iy de-[7™NY Dlaces headed In that umpopular|a telegraph pole and upsets a motor truck imembers of the cabinet. But it seems rvice to the young than to most SEEE n & etestitutions) smeaduant | SiTection. that the crowds gather in . sufficient|] was expocted to go farther and not do. earnesily urge them fo make a practice CHALLENGE MILK, tin. 6 TINS 84c Peerless Evaporated numbers to block the traffic. There i nothing spectacular in the quiet, normal living of the married couple; they are! not subject to-any epidemic of discussion. But let either one of them jump the beat- en track of the married life and begin to cut up didos with more dangerous things | than telegraph poles and motor truck: whether they desire to stick by the present dscument or whether they want to tinker Wih it to meet the situatien, or New York can raise the memey by » @izt tax as other states have. The Seciston gives New York something to Iuink sbout and Hkewise other states ing so, have been removed.” When this was made public, Mr. Eaton called on Mr. Branch to come out lik: a man and tell what he knew. . Thi; challeage was printéd in the Washingtos devoting a little time each day to the reading of some solid and wholesome | books or periodicals. It is a fearful fact jthat the passionate craze of the day mong the reading class of young people The man on the corner says: No one antlefpated that the return of the oys- ‘ter would be accompanied by such mid- summer weather. People continue to eat teadstools for FANCY Fig Bars, Ib. .. 22c . 15¢ | Box of Educator Assorted ER" . BARS 20-MULE-TEAM 11 mushrooms quits as persistently as oth-[and then the community stores and SNIDER'S Ige. bot. MILK lge tin lsc 18 Whose fundamental law = stmflar to [0 "o "ot best to dispute a crossing | worse sill, talks, saying ex eathodra ? s s st of the Empire state. ol sl ity that marriage is a failure, forgetting the 25¢ 90 per cent. who obey the lenws of Gad and man. The other day en rcute for Block Island it was not the incomparable beauty of the Rhode Island shore nor the reflection of a golden sky in the sea that got the crowd, but a shark 10 feet long. CATSUP ... TROPHY 6 TINS 84c RUMFORD _ Powder The Greck army seems to go ahead gust as if the story abeut losing » Wing o the Turks was not 80 or not uy se- rious as indicated. Borax Soap. . $1.00 CAMPBELL'’S ASSORTED It & piain tall} that Secretary Hoo- Don’tForget TO SEE US AT THE.FAIR! L yeeghene We are gripped by the spectacular. Tooth Plcks_ o i 5c o wups e llc B e Tt D T S 5 Tlprneds o ama | yQU WILL BE AS PROUD OF 2 sizes. ... 17, 3lc}| acros a person who. has some cufe for 6 PACKAGES 25¢ e s Te- good { Il the ills of life. Not to h ; & : FLOUR 1 pources at its &Ssposal amd sheul be i bt s iemefl; ;oi :cme em wgnldoclaas;ie(ysi:: OUR EXHlBlT AS WE ARE. FLOUR—' FAMILY FRU‘T K Gired fo provide them for aduft TeDef. | 1¢ pes taken & long €me o accept|as abnormal, or possibly as subnormal. ANCY PINK - R = consttutionality of the femey law | O cun bardz help speculaiing us (0 (e BE. WISE—LOOK FOR THE A 1.8 Bag SYRUPS, bot. 25¢§ o E R e e e e 8 e (L e - || Salmon, 11b. tin 14c| JOHN ALDEN..... 5158 o . L AN 11, th is s¢ e Se. St divector thet & should Dot bo per-|the oppesition that has been manifest-| whols watier wa wen o e intenton. > 1-2 Bbl. Bag | Assorted __l:'l.m Jultief to 8o 50, &34 M ta¥ing mrch an | ed. Someone has found some remedy helpful, E I_‘ JOHN ALDEN $5.95 ; Hoover 18 emtie and in the goodness of his heart wishes b “ee P Untar s comtions a5 oo, | Oue resticive tmmigration measures | 10-pats i on thes oisers. may o sim ||+ Van Camp Beans : mre said te Be umpopular in Italy, but if we remember correctly such legisla- tion was net passed for the purpese of larly helped. Many years ago in a small town in Massachusetts a half-wit com- plained of teethache in company. A smart guy suggested that if he eaught a black VAN CAMP 5 GALLONS Connecticut Machinery & Sales Co. 3 sizes, 10c, 14(;, 25¢ Hominy; Ige tin 14c | Kerosene Oil. . 80c ‘meeting the requirements of any mation | enake five feet long and bit him all the the Dufted States way from head to tail he would never