New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
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 hit because they speculated heavily ! when everyone was confident that thA market had forgotten how to gol downward. Now that the number of shares traded in has increased and values / are rising in response to that mys- terous, unseen thing which regulates the price of stock. there is hope-( not quite anticipation--that loses may De turned into gains eventually and that that six-cylinder gas burner may yet find it's way into the garage just behind the house. It win be recalled that number of prospective mem bers of the Own Your Own4C club decided abruptly to cancel theiY membership. .ar. Business men are asking whet
 the increased volume of trading h. Wall street is the long-awAited rum | ble of 9 coming business boom Wall streets nerves are more delicately attuned to catch the vibrations eir1anating from commercial radio | activity than any other institution in the nation. Under ordinary circum- stances it shows lassitude and sop+-uf hook-wormy desire to go sv sleep prior to or during q business depres- sion. On the other hand, the reaction is just as evident when conditionS( presage an improvement in the marts !, of trade. Business men are watching Wall street closely and, like ths rivers boatnien, are praying for tho ice to go out"
 If proof is needed that hearts O. Americans arc in the right place, ,r can be furnished by giving thought to the mapncr in which McfEnFs Day is obscF,cd. Troughout Ska length and breadth of the land, that day is sacred to motherhood and wc kneei, even if only in her meraory, at the shrine of Heaven's great ksR to mankind.
 From the day of our birth ui
 death closes our tired eyelids, A& never know a greater love than tIG,h which mother showers upon nS. There are other loves, unxsnahy strong at times but there can nevar been any emotinns so intense. so con- stant. as the superuative love Of . mother for her own flesh and blood.
 Historys pages are rich with stories of heroes who sflcrfhccd their lives for their county, but all the priuNpg machinery in the universe could KnS begin to publish reconstructcd. {. composite story. of the sacrifices fnaac by mothers for their boys and ginls. III titS ,COiO OI-gInc7 InOVel, amlC tEO luxury of the castfe mothers lhea cts ache in silence at the ingratitude oz those for whom they went down anss, the shadow of the valley of death. ,No one is allowed to share their hEi.:; smiling lips belle their heavy heslrla.
 Fortunately Q mothers heart Is Mps all sorrow. Many happy homes boast of children who appreciate what is done for them, the happy hours spent around the family. fireside arc the glittering jewels in mother's Aia- dem.
 In America particularly motAArs are revered in~ keeping with tho tc- spect accorded all of their scx.. No> where else do women enjoy great freedom; nowhere else docs t.e wofc1 mother command such respect:
 Somehow, we nannct 5"so,Ee re. to the ideG. of tie RcAfs:' :ates over being cicsed-begaalsc | there's mother dying scmswhaxo rvery minute. ,>..
 From ti,sc !mncmf rial Jaw makeru have been ga:isy a& AhMlni acts but tives apparently is trying 70 take frwt honorg in ;stis tcCrect by snactf,iE lcEialatin.. wh:cs: would make ' . ID. mssrhRnts and othxr persons ;S .ecml-pub;ic blaino1s o set their clocks on Aa..igh: av1n8 tlsns. The Ass. nbly w.; vel! within stA iShts a,i n,Attcr of public Wal1As, ft fuf5tdGinG cities and eov<SH ,n ldopt summer time officially sus wi.sn .he lower brnu.,h tres to intAsfer~ with the ,nacnor ;n which NnKin exfs non shall regulate tsuar elocks !t Is ,o,nx secp roo fAf. IL .s predSc,od ha. the neaSuro. l-AAdy passed leg ,enatc. This ta i;s propor fsta
 Already iAr&e number of s.orN> scepcrs ard .argsr esnpioysr. of ;Aho nave ad3uSsd tkoIr houxs to tho ner 'ondit1ons IL isregretsAble that the.e .oald not fnvc bsop unanimous action ,nc wny CT tho othor but N woulA ause only suvthsr confusion and in- to ordor them to set hcir clocks back to the old Gn,s ,ndcr penalty of being drCxed be- orc a court and fined $2s. the sum Ixed Tn the meASuye.
 It Is easily s0ep what extent tho agricultural! distriAks are in tho sad ie in the house. They are enthench- d dominant, and 1t seems that their ride has been touched, their sensi- i've souls wounded, by the action of ity people regulating their lives long lines of most convenience. This ondition will continue to exist until here is a revision of thc system Of in the legislature so hat people. not land. will say what ,ws are best