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The Newtown bee., 1907-07-05
The Secret of A Beautiful
 Complexion Now Revealed F R E E

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 This we obtained after years of work and at great expense. It is the meth tiful women of Europe.
 Hundreds of American women who now use it have expressed their de- light and satisfaction.
 This secret is easily understood and simple to follow and 1t will save you the expense of creams, cosmetics, bleaches and forever give you a beau tiful complexion and free your skin from pimples, bad color. blackheads, etc. It alone is worth to you many times the price we ask you to send for sign.
 We sell you this ring at one small profit above manufacturing cost. The price IS less than One-half what others charge. The recipe is free with every ring.
 It is genuine rose cut diamond ring of sparkling brillancy absolutely guar anteed, very dainty, shaped like a Belcher with Tiffany setting of 12Kt. gold shell, at your local jeweler it would cost considerable more than $2.OO.
 We mail you this beautiful complex ion recipe free when your order is re- ceived for ring and S2. % in money or der, stamps or bills. Get your order in before our supply is exhausted.
 This offer is made for a limited time only as means of advertising and in- troducing our goods.
 Send to-day before this opportunity is forgotten.
 T. C. MOSELEY,
 sa East asd Street. New York City.
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Roxbury.
NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT
 FINDS IT.

NEWS AS OUR CORRESPONDENT
 FINDS TT.
 Mrs Allen Joyce, who has been visit ing relatives in Litchfeld, is at home again.
 Mrs John McNif and children are visiting her parents, MT and Mrs w. Daley.
 The diphtheria patients are improv- ing under the skillful treatment of Dr Pons.
 Miss Dorothy Kruger attended a children's party at J. Kee1er's on Sat urday afternon held in honor of MT Keeler's granddaughter, Miss Ruth N B. Weaver of Merwinsville was the g.. lest of Mrs s. Benson and family on Tuesday.
 Mrs Jane Sturges of New York City is visiting her sister, Mrs R. N. Cypher.
 M Acton is entertaining company. R. Bray and family of New Milford spent Sunday as the guest of MT and D. Forbes.
 Miss Annie Retallick of New Mil ford is kwith her parents for few days. .. For home grown strawberries, and vs.ry fine fruit at that, call on our genial merchant, Allen Joyce.
 Isabelle Mckay was the guest of MT Mrs J. Matthison of New York is staying with her father, D. c. Garri- son.
 Miss May Forbes spent part of last week in Danbury.
 Rumor says that R. Burnhardt has bought the old Hamlin place. owned by Rev c. A. Pickett.
 Abbie Minor is home from the Northfield (Mass.) seminary.
 Ernest Warner, wife and boy of Win sted, visited relatives and friends in town. last week.
 Sarah Beardsley attended the funeral of:Asa Mitchell in Southbury, last Fri day morning.
 Mrs Josephine Vorce spent day in Derby, last week.
 The Barnes family from Bridgeport are with Miss Frances Barnes for the summer.
 Mrs George Sherman from New Ro- chell is with her mother, Mrs Johnson, for the summer vacation.
 John Shaugnessy of Romford is still very i'll with diphtheria at the home of his sister, Mrs w. Gafney.
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NEW SPRING STYLES

In Regal stores the new Spring Rrgals have just arrived. direct from the Regal factories Regal styles are new styles-pew this spring less than six weeks away from the original des l. of the fashion-creattng custom boot makers of New York, Paris London.
 New styles reshown and are on sale in the Regal stores months earlier than anywhere else-and in any other stores the same style. fit and quality costs you Ct %. Regal styles are cor rect -absolutely-in every de tail of shape, materials and workman ship. With Regals you can go any where on any occasion in the comfor- able assurance that your footwear is strictly in style in style with the late hand made models worn by the most fashionable discriminating people in the world. Every style iu quarter sizes. Davis X Savard. sole agents for Bridgeport.
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EaStOn.
RSONAL CHAT.

A pretty church wedding took place, last week Wednesday evening, at the Baptist church, when Miss Florence Candee, daughter of MT and Mrs John Candee,. and Robert Marsh were united
 in marriage. A reception immediately
 followed at the home of the brides s
 parents. MT and Mrs Marsh received
 large number of handsome and cost
 ly presents.
 Marjorie J. Naphey, daughter of
 John H. Naphey, of Bridgeport, who
 was spending few weeks at Mrs Grace
 F. Parrack's, passed away on Tues
 day, June 25, aged 16 years. The body
 was taken to Bridgeport, where the
 funeral and burial took place on Thurs
 day, June 28, at 3.30. Miss Esther Gustafson is spending a few days with Mrs William Horwitz Miss Florence Nichols gave her scholars a treat at the close of school consisting of a.picnic to Steeplechase. Clifford Gillette drove the load to Bridgeport and all enjoyed happy day.
 Mrs John Mellen spent Friday
 with friends in Stepney. Miss Ruby Jennings, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs Jesse Wheeler has returned home. Mrs Emma Wheeler, who has been spending several weeks with Mrs Amelia Gould, has returned to her home on Hoyden s Hill. Mrs Louis Freeborue and little daughter have been visiting friends in town.
 Paul Svihia and sons were in town, Sunday.
 Mrs Beers is visiting at Charles Fur
 ney's.
 Rev MT Lock occupied the pulpit at the Congrega tional church, Sunday morning. There was no evening Serv- ice. The usual services will be held next Sunday, July T. A son was born, last week, to MI | and Mrs Charles Sardone. Mabel Fanton, who has been work 1 ing in Bridgeport, is home for few weeks
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lightning struck telephone pole and tree in front of Herbert Joyce's.
 Drew Glover of Huntington is a guest, this week, of MT and Mrs J. Carlton Joyce.
 A new chimney has been built on the Baptist parsonage and other re- pairs are being made, while the pastor and family are away on their vacation.
 Henry Pettit, the blacksmith at Upper Stepney, would announce to the public that beginning July l, his terms will be strictly cash for all work done at his shop.
 David Booth has had his house i'm. proved by being newly painted. Sher' man & Tyrrell had the contract.
 B. Hawley & Go. now have their so. da fountain in running order for the summer.
 Clarence Schaffer of Danbury is en- toying few days stay here, the guest of MT and Mrs Ernest Northrop.
 M. B. HawIey spent Sunday in Mil ford.
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Long Hill.

GEL ERR ATING THE FOURTH
 The people of Long Hill will cele- brat te the Glorious Fourth, this even- ing, Thursday, July 4, with band concert by the Bridgeport City band on the green in front of w. N. Hurd's store. There will also be several pat riotic speeches by local speakers. Sev- enjoyed. The public are invited to attend.
 A big line of straw hats for the hay field; also scythes, snatbes, rifles, hay best the market affords. Some nice new potatoes just arrived. For fruit for the hot weather we have oranges, bananas and lemons. Our soda fOun- tain is ready for business; nothing but the place, w. N. Hurd, the grocer.
 Frank Kernard, who has been spend ing 10 days here, the guest of Mrs H. E. Levitt, returned to his home in Boston. last Saturday. The mine just north of Long Hill depot is again being opened up. Quite a force of men is now at work there and they are putting on new men nearly every day and 1t is reported that the company that now are open l ing it are soon to install several thou sand dollars worth of machinery be- l SlOcS UulIOIuS du dOOAU1OA OO UuO PISo- l ent plant.
 l The railroad company are enlarging and repairing their first depot build ind here. They are building a big window on the east side and are to move the ticket office to the front o1 the building.
 MT and Mrs Garfield Flathers enter | tained friends from Bridgeport at the1l home, last Monday.
 Mrs James Frear will have a biz stock of ice cream for the Fourth and can supply all who wish. She will be at her home before and after the con cert on the green in the evening tt serve all who call.
 l MT and Mrs George M. Jennings ant daughter, Dorothy, of Bridgeport
 were guests, Sunday, of MT and MT c. P. Jennings.
 Mrs Johnson entertained her sol
 from Bridgeport at l.. M. Wakeley $
 last Monday.
 MT and Mrs Charles Green are CD
 tertaining MT Greens mother for
 few weeks.
 Mrs D. Mahoney has returned fror
 a weeks stay at her mothers home Il
 Great BarriDgton-
 Miss Annie German received wore
 last Tuesday, from her brother, Jame
 German of Waterbury, that he wa
 caught in a belt in the factory wher
 helworked, bre iking hsS shoulder an
 otherwise badly injuring him. He
 now at the Waterbury hospital. 9 Mrs Annie Arthur and Miss FlOrenc g Raymond were guests, last week, (
 MT and Mrs c. P. Jennings.
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of Bridgeport; Mrs William Keane, New York. The pallbearers were. J. Kelly, J. Carroll. O. Shannon. P Done hue, J. Donohue, T. Kelly, all rela- tives of the deceased. Among the friends from out of town were: James Kelly, Thomas Kelly, Tessie Kelly. of Bradley, New York City; Mary and Nellie McMahon. Mrs Hannah McMa- hon, Danpury; Mrs Margaret Phalen. Lizzie Ganron Mark Heating. Kath- crime Keane, Michael keane. Mrs Mar tin Kelly, Katherine Noonan. Robert Banville nf Bridgeport
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Southbury.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
 The schools in town have closed for the summer with picnics for the SchOl- arS.
 Mrs Mary Stone is visiting frie 1ds in Seymour.
 MT and Mrs Hermon Perry and grandson and Emma Becker have re- turned from visit in Watertown.
 Mrs Mitchell and her daughter, ;N rS Miller, of Brooklyn, who fol meriy attend the funeral of Asa Mitchell, has visited friends in this place.
 Miss Nellie Green has returned after visiting friends in Hartford.
 Miss Alice Preston of Bridgeport has returned to assist Mrs Brewer in her hOuShOld cares.
 The presiding elder is expected to preach, next Sunday, in South Britain In the forenoon and at SOuthbury iD the afternoon.
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Stiles Nichols of Shelton attended the Aid society Tn Booths Hill.
 MT and Mrs E. $. HaWley attended the Wales wedding in Monroe, last week.
 E. J. Buckingham went to Sandy Hook to the dedication of the Masonic temple in that place.
 Miss Mary Mcdonald left last week for M Maine, where she will spend par, of her summer vacation.
 Miss Ida Williams is in Huntington for her summer vaca tiOn.
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KENT.
MISS STONE MIR CHASE.


 A quiet home wedding took place. Wednesday, June 26, at the home of MT and Mrs William K.::Stone. when their eldest daughter. Carrie Louise. was united in marriage to Edwin Mar cy Chase, Rev B. M. Wright of Orange being the officiating clergyman. Only the immediate families and a few in After congratulations had been ex- tended to the bride and groom, light refreshments were served and soon the newly married couple slipped quietly away to begin a short wedding trip. The bride was the recipient of many young couple have the good wishes of their many friends. Upon their re turn MT and Mrs Chase will reside in a part of the house with w. K. Stone.
 Mrs M Judson of Stratford was at the Ingersoll's. last week.
 Mrs Wiltsie IS guest at the Manor again this year. We are pleased to see our summer people returning. | Charles Britton and son, Harry. They are entertaining a friend, Miss M. Ely of New York.
 Judge Adams of New York and family are settled at the Altman home.
 MT Hawley of Oakland, Cal, is at the Stuart home.
 Miss Grace Darling of Rivington street mission and some of her pupils are occupying the John Lane house at the bend of the river.
 Mrs Edward Lineburg has gone to Bridgeport to her daughters for the Fourth. Miss Lima Bull is acting housekeeper.
 Schools are closed, the teachers gone and the new district school committee is Dr Barnum.
 Ice cream and choicest crusHe ed fruit syrups at the Kent drug store.
 For gord smoke get back of Star & Crescent at Watson & Warehouses;
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, aged 73 years. and was buried, Tues officiating.
 The ladies of the Congregational church will give musical entertain ment at the Town hall at Monroe Cen 13. Some out of town talent has been secured and very enjoyable evening is assured all who attend
 Miss Agnes M. Beardsley is in Strat- ford visiting her sister, Mrs Beers.
 Mrs Edward E. Curtis recently en- tertained Mrs w. F. Selleck and Mrs Louis Beardsley of Brooklyn.
 Wilbur F. Selleck and MT and Mrs Edward E. Curtis and daughter spent Sunday with friends in Ansonia
 Mrs Lewis Beardsley of Brooklyn is staying with MT Selleck.
 Mrs Albert Wheeler is entertaining her aunt, Mrs Burdette; also Miss Swan of Bridgeport.
 A. Fohrenbach, Jr., has now tele- phone in his house, 1438-15.
 Miss L. L. Wheeler, who has been wis i ting friends out of town, has re turned home.
 The personal property of Mary E. Henrietta of Trumbull was sold, Tues day, July 2. at Il a. m., at the resi- dence. Daniels Farms street, Trum bull.
 The ladies of the East Village Methodist church will hold a festiva at the church on the evening of July 9. If stormy the 10th. Come and bring your best girl as this is the weather for cream, cake and berries.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
Bethel.
THE MORGAN-CARLEY WED-
 DING

THE MORGAN-CARLEY WE'D
 DING.
 A pretty home wedding occurred, last Thursday afternoon, at the resi- dence of the brides mother, Mrs Lew is Carley. on Taylor avenue. when Miss Robert Merritt Morgan. Owing to the recent death of the brides father, only the immediate relatives of bride and groom witnessed the ceremony. which was performed by Rev B. J. Ellis of Danbury. The best man .n was 5 Waiter was Miss Grace Morgan of Bethel. The wedding march was rendered by Mrs Mortimer Webb ard Thomas N. Burll- son of New York City, an uncle of the bride, gave her away. A wedding lunch con was served after the cere- mony MT and Mrs Morgan left on the APO D. m. train for a trip to New York City, Long Island and Stamford.
 The Misses Cora Judd and Edith Joyce of Golden Hill have been the guests of friends in East Litchfleld, Torrington and Winsted.
 Mrs Francis Gallagher and children of Grassy Plain street are spending two weeks in the Catskills.
 Freeman Clarkson and family of High street have gone to Compo Beach, where they will occupy their cottage for the summer. MT Clarkson has re- gently purchased yacht.
 Mrs Charles SQuires of Grassy Plair street is visiting friends in Stamford
 William Ohlweiler of Blackman aven ue, graduate of the Connecticut Agri cultural college, has gone to St Louis Mo-, where he has secured an excellen position in the Missouri Botanical Gar den.
 MT and Mrs John McCorkell hav' returned from four weeks visit il Geneva, Ohio.
 About 20 of the friends of Miss May rie Henwood gave her .tkitchen show er.' Wednesday evening, at the hom of the Misses Ohler, 104 Grassy Plail street Miss Henwood was showere' with generous supply of useful house hold articles. The evening was me1 ny one, various amusing games and mt sic making the time pass most pleas antly. Refreshments were served.
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St Rose's church was filled with sor- rowful relatives and friends at the solemn high requiem mass. sung at
 the funeral of Margaret Harrigsn. wife of the late Daniel Harrigan. Rev Fathers Fox, McGuiness and Ryan ef- ticiated, celebrant, deacon and sub- deacon. Miss Mary Harrigan sang beautifully the selection, "Face to Face" The remains were surround ed by beautiful floral tributes: Pillow with word, "Mother"; heart, "Grand- ma" standing broken; circle, friends G. c. Batchel1er & O.; flat bouquet carnations, MT and Mrs P. Kohler. Long Hill. The deceased was a relig- ious and highly esteemed woman, and will be deeply mourned by the family and neighbors. She leaves one broth N. J., and four daughters, one son: Katherine and Timothy, who reside at home; Mary and Mrs Robert Banville
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P1attsvil1e.
HOYDENS' HILL.

The annual lawn party of the La dies Social club will take place at Mrs William Relyea's. July 24. More par ticulars will be given later.
 Mrs Emma Wheeler has returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs L. A. Jennings. after a protracted visit with Mrs Fiber Gould of Easton.
 E. B. Sherwood is entertaining his mother from Rockaway Beach.
 Cornelius Simmons. who has been with E. G.,Jennings for a time, has left for a position in livery stable at Rockaway Beach. N. Y.
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TRINITY PARISH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

At II a. m.. morning service with Holy Communion. At 12 m.. Sunday school. At 5 D. m. evening service
 The singing class will meet on Sat urday afternoon at 8.
 Next week Thursday the meeting of the Guild will take place at the Rec tory.
 The strawberry festival on Friday was a very successful and pleasant affair.
 The members of Trinity Guild will meet on Friday afternoon of this week at the Rectory.
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Rev J. S. Haugh. former pastor. is expected to be at the Methodist church. next Sunday, to administer the sacrament of and possibly give an address
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A splendid line of fireworks for the Fourth at R. H. Beers X Co.'S. Every boy in town will want to look this stock over.
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5c YARD.
WHITE OXFORD

Extra value in figured lawns. al Frcnch's. Bethel.
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Twelve passed the entrance examin- ations for the High school. while Is passed conditionally
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A nice line of ladies' and misses tan
 shoes in Oxfords in the latest summer styles. Some good bargains in the lot.
 If interested give us call. Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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A. w. Reynolds caught five pnun bass in Taunton lake.
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AT BETS.

Rennes' Magic Oil. 25c- Beef Iron and Wine. Soc. Omega oil. snc. Stearns' headache cure. 25c box bottle
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In the horse races at Danbury. July 23-26, four days. there will be F races with purses of $40O in each race. Entries close on July 12.
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Miss Margaret Lawton of Middle town has been engaged as an assistant teacher at the High school
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for children and ladies. at French 's Bethel
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David George of Middletown. Ga. is passing the summer vacation at Trinity retory.
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Prof c. & PlatI's piano pupils will give an entertainment on July IF. for the benefit of the sandy Hook library.
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Monroe.
CHARLES SHELTON

Charles Shelton, a much respected citizen of this town. died on Saturday, aged 73 years. and was buried. Tues day, at D. m., Rev A. Goldsborough officiating.
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CAST o7EA. Bear, sA. Ihs Kind You Ham nwsrs Buugta s's..'''' s G1zgZMx
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Woodbury.

Stiles c. Russell returned on Tue 6 day from a Western trip
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GeoreetoWn.

The Bee representative was kindly entertained at dinner. last Saturday. at the home of MT and Mrs Floyd B. Bouton.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Florence Jones. daughter of Mir and Mrs Daniel Davenport of Bridge port, to David Carll, a prominent New York lawyer. The wedding is to take place early in October. Miss Jones makes her home here with Mrs Edwin Gilbert.
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Otis Ribbed-Tail Balbriggan Un- derwear, AZ guage, made with long and short sleeves and ths Otis double gusset-the standard 75c Otis goods soc Each. Better come early if you want some.
 Boys Negligee Shirts. white and colored, with separate or att tached cuffs, 47c each.
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m stop your pain free. To show you tirst-before you spend penny what my Pink Pain Tablets can do, will mail you free, Trial Package of them-Dr Shoop's Tablets. Neuralgia, Headache, T.oothache, Period pains, etc, are due :.lone to blood conjestion. pr Shops Headache Tablets simply kill pain by coaxing away the unnatu- ral blood pressure. That is all. Ad- dress pr Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by R. H. Beers, Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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Bedding.
Sc YARD.

Extra values in figured lawns at French's, Bethel.
 WHITE OXFORDS. for children and ladies at French's. Bethel.
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The Gamble-DeSmOnd Company, New Haven's Most Reliable
 Dept Store.
Great Annual Clearance
 Sale of Mems Furnishings.

We're so busy in the Mems Store go to press with this that the buyer cOuldn' # stop for much detail for the second of the great Annual Clearance Sale of Hens Furnishings.
 Here few of the top liners that HI insure a busy day.
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We pay Return Fare purchase of S1O within 90 miles from New Haven.
 We pay expressage and postage all purchases amount ing to a Dollar and
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Shirts, the fronts silk faced light weight, first class soc Underwear. 3o cts. Colored Silk and Linen Hand kerchiefs, worth from 25 cts to 38 cts. for O..cts. each.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-23

We regret TO learn that Mr.. Thomas z.
Watson, returning from his visit to Wash
ingtOn, engaged in a heated and wordv
warfare witE the waiter on a Pullman
car because that high and mighty func-
tionary insisted upon charging him 10
cents for four slices Of light bread. We
can see no possible good to come OF this
engagement, bout set-to. or whatever il
should properly be called.
As a matter Of fact hasn't Mr.. Watson
got it in for the Pullman porters. wait
ers. and conductors. anyhow? Just about
this time last year we heard Of his bang
ing some Pullman employe over the head
with large and weighty gripsacl. II
was about something in connection with
the service. Now il is because the waiter
was overgenerous with the light bread
We fear that travelling in Pullman cars
tends TO make Mr.. Watson peeyisb. i'm
patient, and fretful' II can't be that he
is 'tightwad'' and unable to appreciate
the correct point of view In these mat
ters As a matter Of truth, ne has IN
covered a thing OF vast Importance and
intense Interest TO the common people
whom he loves even as Damon loved
Pythias-and he doesn't even suspect il
Think Of getting anything on a Pullman
car for dime-even a pleasant look, It
is little short Of wonderful
The Washington herald., 1907-12-23
First Principles OF Civic..

Dr.. William f. Chancellor.
The first moral law OF the State is TO
give security to life. to liberty. and to
property. The second moral law for the
State Is to secure the ablest men for the
conduct Of its affairs. A third moral
law Of the State is so TO exercise its pow
ers and perform its functions as TO pro-
mote the welfare of society From these
moral laws for the State follow two for
the individual as a citizen. In a democ-
racy no man can be a good man who is
not ready to be public man. This is a
hard doctrine. No other can preserve the
republic. 1t may be no other can now
redeem the republic. The second moral
law for the citizen is never to desire the
government to serve his private inter
ests, whether with or without the detri-
ment of others. This law involves the
most far-reaching and the most search
ing criticism of things as they are.