The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-23

Mrs James Lebrasca, 19, and her husband, have a. newborn haEoy, born without legs or arms The old question is precipitated The father says 'Iet God deter mine what shall become Of the baby he has created" The mother, after the way of moth CTS, loves the baby and intends to bring it up as well as she can.
 
 In pagan times life was not so valuable; savages and peoples half civilized set 10 high estimate on life They killed men and women when they became too old. and threw helpless babies into the rivers when there were too many of them The idea Of the security of life, founded up on the religious belief of mod ern times, is that life must go on whether II Is good life or not
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 Not tDo hastily should the de forInitjes of children at birth be laid upon Providence; som etimes they are to be charged to so- ciety. sometimes to the mistakes of the father, or nothers often 10 ths iadiscretions of ancestors
 
 When men and women learn how to live correctly and do so. the n1nber of deformed babies will be dereased- Prohibition helps, if there isn't too much boot 1eE whiskey wasn't good for the unborn. quite often if was very bad PDfyEamy isn't good for the unborn Mothers mustn't do top much work at the wrong t1mes diet must be coTects know1edgs is the cure Human ity is tD blame for most of the crippled baFoiess not thu Almighty
 
 President Harding has the crurage of his convictions He p1aads for & ship subsidy Op- pnnEr4s of fhs subsidy say that thu elections decided against f. Ii is hard tD sustain that v1e4g- IL cannot be said of American elections that they often deH- ntte8y decide any particular ques- ton, except the question Of who shall hold office for the tins being A referendum has this Va1re. fhaf ths people may vDts dsfm1ts5y to the very measure Thars B them no doubt about fhHtr position
 Th@ last election included Murh trus In Connecticut as tariff. hK cn gasoline. manage neut oR ina cities Of Nsw Haven and Waterbury. soldiers bpnus. ship subsidy. Newbery and many others Ship subsidy, douht1ms. had less of tho at1en- ton of tho people than any of the other measures
 Ths election did decide against NeEomrT by the whole process of changa- Enough new Sene- tors come in to make his expul- sion reasonably certain Tho Senator made ths best of bad situation by getting out ahead H,4u 7Nd atoriaS judgment
 
 Senator Capper, who has his own newspaper in Topeka. comes out for bigger farm loans No doubt tho farmer should get his money conveniently and cheap iy. but inc farm loan is not the road to farm prosperity Rath- CT does tho farmer need improy- ed methods. a certain market, fair prices, means for storing his products and means for mar keHns his products cooperative ly Some debt may be necessary to establish these methods The general principle; the more debt. the less prosperity
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 Three prisoners are out of Bridgeport jail which is operated by Simeon Pease, the best sher- fir Fairfield County has had in a long time It was the old time fashion, among English speaking people, when a new king came into office to let some of the prisoners out Perhaps Sheriff Pease is celebrating his victory in the same way
 If persons are to be released before their terms expire it is just as well to have them go just after the sheriff takes office. rather than just before he leaves 1t
 In the one case, there are sev-