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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
eEIL5 TRAINING AT HOME

Mothers did you ever stop to resl- l1e tne Importance Of that period in your enlids development when his lit-
 HS hlha ls free to wander over ina
 alis alis ot fancy and he is finding diffi- coity m linking up the real with the
 ue2feal! s.2ea It is the opportunity time of llIe and every one Of US to whom is hrtusted the care and development of q hltle child needs 10 study and mn
 uerssand it in order that we may rnsta the most of lt.
 All or us are dreamers of dreams
 sno it IS well that it is so, for every
 mvrlnMnlie act that has been given Tn the world was first a dream in ,be Inlnd Of some person. Every book that
 was ever written. every picture ps tinted
 sfs51s nela cultivated, was first just 2 hent or imaginative'fsncy. An of us s9. tnls Tar, but 1t is not enough to dream we must do as well. The s,,c1 eessful person is the one who thinks over his dream and orgAniz his think . inS until finally it is no longer s I dream but reality. ~ we srown-ups would give the gold Sl Mlaas, were it possible if we mich, nave developed in us the poweS to Seq ne lmaginatively. Yet our little ,ots
 rom three to six have this power to
 .ne nun degree. and instead of fos- q I We do OIlrs
 pest 10 stifle 1t as a trait moi to he
 aesired; The seed of genius lies in
 many children, and parents and tesch-
 sr1s. CTS who do not understand. do tbeis l utmost 10 crush out the very thin Ia
 "nleh later they with them to have
 But you say, If I encoursvs ,his
 VIII # not make my child untr9,thfujy
 Aiready he juggles the truth in mos,
 M Ms.sfming ways. As mothers and Iead-
 ers et children, we must be able to 6is-
 ungotsA Between flight of fsncy and
 q aenperAte intent to deceive For+u--- :
 ately tcf us tke lAtte- cases srs S,.--
 rare IF in doubt ask the ehsi5- ;f :, IS nieht of fancy he will ten vou so ! What we need to do Is to bsIn th.
 chilo see his vision cleapiv and ,l,e, ] Lurnish him with some plastic rnate-i- with which he can make his arss =. Goms true; Fairy tales are excellen TOT the imaginative child. He is Iivin, ia tnefr world and they heln ernlsi, Tor him that almost inexplieahle ih;-,
 called ne. Free hand cutting. clay mod
 enng and the sand table furnish naats- iai which will enable him moi only f, See the picture more clearly. hut vii
 also leaa him to be a doer as wsll q. Al dreArner, both Of which are rscsS-s e, - The ina gihatiye period, the 6pnortn . make the most of it. '' U
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
, MtcM NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.

T,kt the time be short which the con tefkAs Of the senate ana house require Is teaeA sn agreement ecneernink the dlffsFeAeaG IA the BiilA RAieA kAve Been tasseA De the res4Settve Bedtes for the sasSssk of ket4sAk the seldier felit4 AgeA- eies ct the eeSefnA4es4t oA sNeA BAsts that the iAtAst.eeA te tAt aleASisd veter- ans ef tks xAr vii be eiiIniAAted As quickly as possible.
 NO one Will claim thAt the utmost ought not to De done tSr those kh6 have been disabled h body And health while sSrvfnk their eSantfy 1t is unfortunate that the Agenciss ~Aleh Nave Been estab- nshsa fUr the purpose Sf gtVlhk them needed Assistance haSs fsfled to meet rsdairsaents. Ttss are katitl6d to the best and to the removal Of all hAhdieaps Co their kAttink 1t, to the eAdiAk of all req tspe that causes aelass Ana ansat, isfSctory eonaitieAs AAd to the sbofftien Of whateSer interference may prevail becauke Of one IrsAey overfsppfhg Sn- other
 | It did not take the special commission named to investigate the conditiohs lonE | to find that the ificapAeitatkd nneA were nst ketHhk the attention they deserved nor the ssrtiee that tKe government ih- tended they should have. 1t needed but short time to present its report and recomEAen GAtiens and it is in keeping with the suggestions haaae 1t that tint that the lhkisl6tion now awaiting ina Adtastme4at H&s started 6n Ns wfy.
 Certainly the disabled soldiers and sailors Are not getting what they arl entitled to when 20 many defects hav' Heen found in the government service. Th' araship of these men is made all thi worse because of the unsatisfactory man ner in which the goverhmeht bureaut have been functionink. Under the Swee bill that has BtSn Aa6oted by the sen ate there vii bt consolidation of tn, agencies under one bureau which shoult
 nesn { smooth and Harmonious workint agency with the one purpose of servini the disabled eoldiers instead Of the de lays and friction that has been expert
 snced in the past. For that reakon ther should be no delay in getting the neS bureau into operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
HEALER AND BEATTY.

Warm water and soap quickly soften the bristles of the hair brush, So when eleaninE) one Nse cold water in which a quantity of soda has been dissolved. This will clean the brush with very lit- the friction. Dry, the brush in the shade,
 Candy is bad for the teeth. A small piece sfftsr nGsals Is plenty. Do not let children break hard things, such as nuts or thread with their teeth. Take them the dentist as soon as it is nee eseary. Make children like the dentist Instead of hating him.
 It dry scalv. itchy dandruff part the hair here and there and rub well into the kcaip with the fingertips q little of the following ointment each evening fer six evenings, covering about o1e-fourtr Of the scalp each time. and resting for Shampoo on the seventh evening. Th:s should be continued three or fou weeks.
 salicyiic acid 20 grains, precEpitated sulphur 1 dram, ointment of rose watel l ounce. If this is properly made, no pa ticie can be felt when the ointment !s rubbed between the fingers.
 For round shoulders stand with tht hands out in front of you an1 the fists cIinched. Bring tle hands bacE to tht shoulders tensihg the arm muscles a' though you were pulling o7 a weight Or, stand with the hands in front ot you fingers out open tie arms sideways ant continue the motion so the arms 20 bacl as far as Dssfble always keeping then in level with the shoulders. Both ines exercises should be done about ten Q twelve timer every day. Incidentally, re member to keep the shoulders back an, the chest high when you are standing or walking.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
WIRE FRYING BASKET
 HANDY KITCHEN UTENsIL

If 5ne happens to possess wire fry Ing basket which of course is kept scrup- nloasly clean, there are many daily uses for it besides the occasional deep-fat frying for which it was bought, After washing fruit, celery, or lettuce, the wire basket will be found 8 more effective draiher than colander. It can b9 set directly on the ice to keep the product crisp.
 All the tomatoes for a salad may De l sca1ded before peeling by lowering them quickly into boiling water for a few sec Ohds. Some peel peaches in the same way. Beets may b1 readily peeled if af- ter cooking they are plunged into cold water merely long enough to loosen the skin but not chill the hot vegetable
 1n polling eggs for the family break 1 fast, place the required number in the wire basket and lower into boiling water When the eggs are done they can easily l be removed ali at the same time by lift 1 Ing out the fssket In frying croquettes | or potato chips the use of the wire bas Ret to hold the material to be fried save! time and energy.
 Fer irving doughnuts instead of plac | Ing the dcughhuts in the basket use tn, i bettofn Of the basket to force the dough Ants under the Surface of the fat a! soon AA they rise to the top. This ust l of tAk basket saves time and fat, fo aonshnf4ts fried under the fat absotb les grease ana can De fried in shorte tinae. The basket can also be used t, drain the fat from the doughnuts afte frying.
 Another use for the wire basket 1 in grating soft cheese It is much eas fer to force the cheese through tn meshes or the wire basket than througl a krater.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
rnArArrn ra nnu

That Japan is going to come Into rae disarmament conference where aiscvs- sion may extend to far eastern questions seems to be definitely indicated by the rssort from Tokio to the effect that 1t has been agreed by the Japanese cabinet 10 accept the invNatlon unreserveaiy. While this decision needs to get confirm stsry action by the diplomatic, advisory council it is to be noted that f nAans that Japan win in all probability do just what the other countries have done In accepting the Invitation. that is accept without making any reservations
 Possibly J1Ban has been guided some vsat by the action of 6thers. PessfBly t has realized tust what position it would bs put Ia. bs showing ah unN,4i1. Ing disposition toward reaching an m. 4srstkAdiAE coaeefRfnE the problems oI he Pacific Possibly it realises that when 1t ses&e 10 interrupt A full and tree dfs1fss4on of such questions sa sooeefa kseit and others 1t places itseli m an snbsTfAssSag Night, eDen to tn, intsrpretAticn that 1t dOesA't seek an understanding, that h doesn't want ts pst an end to the uncertainty tbat sur. -ouBss tReEa oA4t t SsA't ssff0Se tt So a valuable bit of prevention Hort with he view to avoiding trouble and de- sFeastnk the Reed St big Asmies and AA. Viss
 Cordially a conference doesn't Bind Ja ban te anyth1Rg. There are eeed fcassas
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
arhnrarroas roR

THE HOUSEWIFE Small new potatoes and peas make good soup.
 Steamed strawberry dumplings are ex- eellent served hot with crean
 Egg stains on silver may be removed by rubbing with a little salt.
 whole horniny should be cooked for twelve hours to be thoroughly done. A dingy rug can be brightened if wiped with ammonia water.
 succotash is A good main dish for luncheon.
 wcrnout sifk underwear makes excel lent clusters.
 scalloped cheese is delicious dish for luncheon.
 codfsh can be stuffed and baked lire any ether fish.
 It is best to soak potatoes in water be- fore frying, thus drawing out all the starch that they may be crisp and mealy Canned fruit and vegetables should be opened, and removed from tbe tin some time before using, that they may be aerated and the flavor improved.
 To remove grease spots an mating cover with French chalk and moister with turpentine. Let this sand for 2 few days and scrub off with stiff brush Before putting the tea leaves in tn, urn rinse the urh with hot water Tn, result will be a better favored tea. If the stain has been made by eithei paint or tar pour little alcohol on it let it stand q while and then rub gently
 The finest quality emcry is used b! professional cleaners to take the shinj off the garments. They also use em | ory to clean white felt and white cor dur6y hats
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
WNvFsfTW TaxnE.

When thefe Is talk ahoat tax revision thefe is kDt ts se with 1t the iAsA of simply knocking down the taxes without regard for financial ecnditi6fs. Fed sral taxAtlsn hAt BekA kfsAtiy increased because Sf the Aeaty expenditures under which the Re4efnHAeMt hAs lAScFed. In erdet to pas its obligations ana meet its txpensss it has been necessary te in crease its income ana this additional revenue has Dtkh obtained through .vAr1- OSs forms ef tkH&tltM.
 Some of tRsse taxes have been found to De hAndicap ts business Others havs been shown tN be So heavy that those sgfected have taken legitimate steps to escape the heavy baraeA With the result that the revenue expected therefrofn has slumped. Az the result Of thSse eoMdit0ns ana the fact that geverhmVRt expenditures have been Or should Be decreased there is FroAAd for the belief that there should be A revis- ion Of the taxes, the elimination 6f what works an injustice and modification of those which are so bprdensonne as to drive the funds taxed fAto tax free sA- curities.
 It is plainly etiaeht, however, that there can be only saeh tehef ih the @ay of takatioh as is made possible bs the curtahed expenditufe4 or other fne6fhe sGlhs. Thus 1t can bs aSpftciatea that soaRd reason guided congress in It's cut tsMk of e&DenAitHfes and ih hs defer<int of the bcnas bill fer, Ae has jnst been pointed out bg Secretary Mellon, while there has been | eurtAiIment Of tW6 sil- lion ftSfn thA Var time period expenses the needs of the kottfHnsent for the hext hscsI year Viii ruh abSat fsUr billion dollars ana AAiae from s6eA increase 4. may be made in the customs aeties taxa .isA must De relied upon to provide it Thus it is evident that taxation cannot De aonA away with and there are limits to which it can be rsdteea. Tn the re- vision therefore attention must De rivet ed Hbon the a4SoaAt to be met and thi takes planned in Accord therewitf whether the redaetion happens to De al much as desired ef net. And in tha' connection as has eo Sttsn been set forti there Nes great need for economy ant that efaci6ney in government .acti7itiel that will make such possible.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN

and are frequently cut with perfectly straight front and quite a huge neck line. Jumper dresses made of linen, sports silk and other summer materials are de- signed to be worn over blouses. The tailored types are smart with frncks hav- ing the Peter Pan collar.
 Some smart women are susu ending a single jewel from a black ribbon instead of chain. A solitaire diamond strung l. around the neck on a narrow black rib bon was worn by one chic matron at a recent function.
 Wool embroidered cotton crepe and other materials are made up into decora- tive and practical porch aprons that have become quite a fad. The sleeveless dress to be worn with | the guimpe or shirtwaist is one of the successes of the summer. 1 Ribbon is used for fringe and cockade trimmings for bindings.
 Knitted dresses are scoring a success sare some imported cotton chenille ones, w>Ch have somewhat the same niche.
 Chenille is used in interesting ways a, 1 trimming chenille dotted nets being on' of the favotite forms.
 Red and orange are the most popular sports colors of the season, especially fol sweaters.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
THE sHf srtzuhr

Evidence of the different poItey that IS being followed in the ship5inS board Is furnished bS its action in taking over ntiinber bt vessels of tbe tJp,tAa stst.s Mail Steaniship company and the threat to take over others because Of s failure tc live up 10 the terms of the contract.
 Even though it was possible in the past 10 regard the shipping board AS A sourcA rom which to extract easy money. th6 lime has apparently come when soch "a not the case. When the board entered into it's agreement with the steamsbiu iu eorpahy it did so in the expectatioh tina would be respected that the ships would be operated and the governrnen, would get the stipulated revenue The scfnpany has been doing business witt some ships but not with others. It Aa. sot only failed to keep up it's payment 10 the board for the ships but 1t k now n arrears for four mnths, and with other contract terms being violated tn, board believes that 1t n time to put : Ftop to it befcft the Idea ls obtained tha t can 20 on indefinitely.
 That there will be an attempt to ploca the Fovernment's efforts can be sSpect cd. The company cannot be expecteJ f, zee its grip Oa the best shire of th, merchant marine heet broken without on posing t, provided 1t is anxious tS con tlnue the tef5hs of the contract.
 But what stands out most prokDIa ent,, ih eonneetioh with this affair is that deto enstrattOn cn the part Of the shsNpiDl sosrd that the time hAs come when it Eeing to stop the wasting Of the country nnones thrOOEh A fkilsre to pfoperly lool atter the details that are placed unde its direction. IT there has been no i'm Pression. of responsibility given by tN board h the psst there is plenty cf evi dshet today that as at present consti tuned it is determined to give a bupfnes a4ninistH&tien te the best of it's ahi,it and h accord with what might be 4x peetsd k 1t vNs private instead of publi 5uslenfs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
CRGAATON WEEK ENDING JULY Ssrs, fse1
 11,276
THE rh0LLEt AoctNENr.

One of the worst trolley accidents that bas eecurree ia this vicinity for a long time vas the rsar-end collision near Tstt's station. at the foSt of ( crooked sfade resaltins in the crushing ana aesth of the motofsAh Of the coiiiaihx ear and the injury ot | number of Sth erx.
 Where the blame rests win be deter mined by lnvestigations It ik plsiSly s$taeht that t-olley roAd regulations haSt Been adopted with the view to pre- venting just such collisions and the car that seefns to have been rtrhink wild. whatever the eause of t might nave been vas required to stop at the point where the accident occurred whether there hAe- benea to be anetber ear ahead Of 1t 6r not. It Is a stop" point requiring the irving os two bells before proceeding and tAerefore calling for the car tS De under control as A protection Against accidents st the switch and cross over Of the Cen trsl vilisks track.
 That the car vas koihk d0~A the Erade st rapid rate seems to be h. tlexted regardless of the trolley train Ahea5 And the requirement. te stop
  whether there existed a defect in the tir Btske system whether it was itfFcos. tible 10 make | work wheh 1t vas sud AsnlS needed elther through trouee us tht pArr Of the Bfske or hervousAess of tAe e4rt of the fsotArn4sA ih the bfeseAe; q aRAge-, or. whetAet tAsse was hseii keAee h the epe<Ate% es the ear sheuls se eleAted q HE the ltvkstieztens u rSt at tAe facts e6aesrAiAk th9 aerieraAu AtsAsf
 Whatever the finding It simply enphA etzes the importance of nayins str4e sttehtisn 10 safety first. Thefe eahA6 bs too mach care exefelsea when th, lives ot many ethers Are in charge Of on N tNo indfSiduals In this instance tN pne ih charge stuck rnsnfully to his DOS ana loet His lite &hen by t1nfbink or 6 back into the ear he nhieht have save '. From the conditions AarfouAdink tb accident ahd the statement made by tn AoterTn&h it Seems to bA plainly kHtAb hshe6 that the ear vas not nhdsr kentro JnSt Thy it vas net remains to De ae termined.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
coNcERNrNa WOMEN

Thirteen of the BOP members of the house of deputies ir Czechoslovakia are women.
 Jackson. Wvo, is ruled by-~women, every ofdceholder from the mayor down being a woman.
 A summer school for women workers in industry Is being maintained at Bryr Mawr college.
 There are oIly five women in the world who are members of the Royal Geo graphical Society of England.
 Mrs Charlotte Cameron, of England now on her third trip around the world has travelled more miles than any wo man In the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
DICTATES OF FASHION.

Summer felt hats are very effective when f1ower trimmed
 Peach color is the latest tint for or gandie frocks and hat, for negligee and also for lingerie.
 All shades 0f red and orange are much In evidence
 An 1p- -to-date s1nock made of ol0 gold ratihA was trimmed with lavender grapes appliQUed on in lavender crepe and black embroidery silk
 Handkerchief tunics and all sorts oi pointed and scalloped draDeries are the motif for chiffon frocks these days and for dresses trimmed with fringe.
 Sleeveless dresses are much in vogue
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
NET LAMP sHAnEs.

Lamp shades made of net are attrac- tive in the summer room. For a living room select a colored silk for your foun- dation. Be careful to get something that will give the note of bFlliancy needed and yet will not cast an unbecoming light on the face of the guests. Then se- lect a net or lace that has a striking pattern, dye it black or dark color and mount 1t over the colored silk founda-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25

quarters. Ad the juice of one lemon and one cup of cream, whipped, and a pinch of salt and serve on lettuce leaves.
 Olive Nests-Drain the oil from can of salmon and remove all bones and skin; shred it and mix with one cup of chopped celery and just enough cold mashed potatoes to allow it to be mold ed into the form of nests. Place on let tuce leaves and in each nest put fthree large stuffed allves Pass mayonnaise in a bowl when serving.
 Stuffed Tomato salad-Aftcr the TO- matoes are pared remove the stem ant take out the pulp and seeds: Fill th, shells with a mixture of Dimento cheese ! nuts and chopped celery and serve witt mayonnaise or mustard dressing On, may use corn, cabbage ham or sardine for the filling. according to cne's taste and serve with an appropriate dressing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
CARE OF THE EAR.

AS soon ts child is born one must think about the ear. In plac'ng the baby in bed care should be taken that it's ear Is laid close to it's head and not be1t downwal toward the face. as t might cause defornity of thine suricie.
 Avoid an such injuries to the ears as result from skipping. pulling and land and sudden noises. Keen put of the ex- ternal ear all things smaller than :ht little hnger or stiffer than a towel or handkerchief
 In health the deeper parls oe. the ear can be left to care of themselves TAe erfAee of the canal should be ei eanse ! in precisely the same manner a8 ezy oth. ST portion of the body-that Is With 3 vet sponge CT cloth.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
READ YOUR CHARACTER By Digby Phtillps. Copyrighted 1891
 EvAtIte Eyes.

There's another ciaSsiheatioh of the eye for the purpose of reading charae- ter. It has nothing to do with the shape, color or dimensions of that organ, but rather with certain tricks and habits of using iK
 You often hear the remark, q don't like that man. He has a shifty eye" And the implication is that the msa ys dishonest. But you should be very care ful about making rash judgment against the shifty eye.
 It is quite true that a great many dishonest persons have this habit of avoiding your direct glance. but this lit. tie trait is only secondarily connected with their dishonesty and does not by any means necessarily indicate hishon- esty.
 The explanation of the evasive eye is the sim olest thing in the world. II indicates merely timidity or desire tc prevent the reading of thought And there may be dozens of reasons for t. many of them perfectly innocent.
 The person may be tinid as result of guilty conscience, it is true. But he or she may also be tirnid through rnerV habit of bsshfulness. It may, you see oe matter of nerves as nervous tenn | perament as well as, or instead of, { consciousness of knowledge desired to be kept secret.
 Nervous glances of wide eyes swaI from your own gaze are rather indica tive of plain fright. The shifting o narrowed eyes denotes a nervous tirnidit! of a naturally cautious or cunning ipdi vidual (And remember that the differ ence between caution and cunning Is on of high and low mentality more oftei than of high and low rnorality) Tn slow. downward glance of evasion ma, indicate either shyness. which Is a placi rather than a hysterical emotion. or conscious and self-controIed desire | Ego slow"
 Tumorrow-The Roman Nose.