Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-02
HE MAN WHO TALKS

E&EN 4% QpCSutI CO4AA0 AAleO hAAOf NS11A ers 1 salately straight He doesn't come iron 'e& cut perfectly smooth. Usually he shewA cut this corkscrew tendency be- fore be cuts his wisdom teeth, and many men die ef old age before such teeth ap- rear. 4 very csznHon way in which the kink iA manifeatad ia ths sQfEat ee ARRea sitieR which some. pacple cultivate against eEeFyhaay and everything good, bad and iAdAkeeent. Whatever anybody RFQRaaes is objected to simply because 1t has hsAa proposed. Nebedy-Sxcept anytAlng, anywhere, or ct any time once heard an eminent Boston lawyer | say at college commencement that the motto of certain newspaper published in heurisAing city on the Connecticut | river in Massachusetts. ought to be; | "whateyer iz. is wPeAS" Try ta pas so1ae Fesolutien at public gathering te the effect that God is good or that men ought to pay their debts, or that treason i is wrong Snd gee what sterm ef rFe- test viii ceme fFeza the kiRkess whe were born crooked. EAsEa aza Aet ss many izsRs sa tAReaes today aS formerly simply because se many thrones, crowns and sceptres have [ gene te the junk heap. But the imp is l with us and Is likely to remain during 1 the present season at least. There is one imp as snpremely powerful today as in the age of superstition which haslnot
 entirely passed away; and that is the imp whose name is Fear. His throne i is a mighty one and he does more dam age than the c&ar and kaiser united and
 boiled down. Some of our fears will very likely cems ta pass. while others.
 and bx far tke majority, are next door 1 to the impossible. The studAnt fears that he will Het paAe the college examination
 the soldier that he will not survive tho
 battle; the lsddis that he will get the
 "eold steAy gaze when he proposes the supremely important question. There
 nay be the bare gitnt ef reason hack of these fears. But they are few eernnared
 with these of another stripe. I once knew mother whs feared that hey
 haky, kitten by mesquite, would die ef
 that faith and perfect love wifi east
 out fear"
 TAA HsyeAslsaleal sRset st tekiAs paet
 in the graduating exercises of the cem-
 RaeH aehasl, high sehAeI. CT eAllage aees
 net cad ia the consciousness sf having
 written and spoken piece. The kneWi-
 edge of taking part identifies enc with
 the institution itself It strengthens the
 fact of his organic relation with the
 seheal that has educated him. By the
 way it seens te me that the commence
 meat exercises that have attended this
 year have had more ef the really human
 touch than usual. It Wsa welcome
 deseAnt from the uEAal Aat moral plati- tudes abeut the clouds with silver 1in-
 iRgs" and that Ws must now dc eur
 best to sheW that eur teachers laAer has
 not beaR in vain" and thus on. ad infini-
 tum. To my miMA the Academy sxeF-
 cises contained more pep, humor and real
 life this year than ever heard before. The sprightly, well-written and well-de- livered essay on Sknnks filled the bill far better than the one I heard several , yesrs aga elsewhere given hy [ little frsil. thin-faced girl on Our Neral Con- trihutleR ts the Welfare of Man. I cee, tainls hepeA fer her sake that her re- l marks veFA entirely iFnrersenal. F net
 she vas deemed .e hitter AisAAneint- uasnt. Tha educs tienal world Is eeYtaialy l moving siaRg the Hue et eeuAmsn seAss . and practical things.
 = There are . greet many daaaleieAs O t success and g great many reads that leaf : to it. What success really is will denent on Xour viewpoint. Probably the gam A bler's idea of success would be a ia
 Peckethoak as the proceeds of the gam ing table. This would net square wit a Presbyterian minister's idea of success. IS It is Wara. thea, that expresses yets E ideals of life. If thsse ideals are lev n you will measure success by them. 0 g course the same thing Is true If Seu d ideals are high. But whether your ideal r. are high or low there is one thing tha
 success always depends en, and that 1 in haldinG fast to yeHn consciousness c ct Avn No s4n n,-&
 line of activity if he thought he va q doomed to inevitable failure If a ma 'e is continually haunted with the fea n that he is going to fail, in all prehahflft n he will fail Success in any undertakIn a- is wholly dependent on the mental att tNde. If, eR the other hand. he is sway "a cd by aR sveFpoweFinK sense of master. ,e he probably will. other things bein .. esiual hs successful. Cd Cardinal Rief Tt elieu. as nuoted by Bulwer Lytton. Iva ~ undoubtedly right when he xais ts u el fsltering boy: "In the lexicon of ycut ne there Is no such word as fafl!''
 M The resa bsss are ESlag but the aa '. (nat aunts) are coming. The good hous 7h wife will doubtless appreciate the rensl a- recently made by disgueted gardener an "AiA't it one blooming thing after al re etherF One /cArtainly wishes 1t V; Iy 1 ehS %Nhls SHa .H9t lHS AHlh .lHal A h. sweeping down upon him. Whether u
 suHt's coming weud he looked upon : n- 9 visit or visitation, enc thing is des a+ sure. she wouldn't be found AeunderiI ' round in the flour barrel the sng; ii bucket, or the lard can. She might small, Ted, and mostly legs, but not re diminutive that we should chew her l
 with eur food thinking that the co,
 had got in teo much pepper The de
 old lady might be eccentric as ga. as many anRts are but she would net E .. the crazy noti1e into her head to era,
 dewR eur backs Or into our eyes. tn
 putting our religion to the supreme tel
 The good aunt may sometimes try o is patience, but she never jeopardizes o .ps future reward. The old lady may senA a times have very little of ehis weri,
 goods, hut she never So far lAsAs her aI
 nity as to eat up what is left in [ spider CT go about licking uR tho Blat 'sss ss% There Is 10 recorded instsnes Ia all !
 tsrv where she disgraees her Rephe' ne and RfeeAs by making nocturnal viz
 to the ash can. And still ts "ene hiso
 ing tAiag after anether,"
 Next MaASas win ke the Fsarth FtA July, the eldest and most iHportaat he
 day thst commemorates 2 national eva
 in our entire history. It should be nr- one day Ve celebrate tn which we s sut ourselves up te joy and, festivits ave marks eur aspsKtuFe tfeln; eelenial
 istanea and the assunaRtien of indensE
 ent 1atienhaod. It sigaiae& the liAert we beught in throwing eR the heavy D, 4Arm ~A L. A ~