Connecticut western news., 1922-01-26


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 scion. On any cf these bright, crisp mornings, even earlier than ' a. n2., t-:.1s l8 .u~~h to interest enc who mel.,"L~e by the window. The ''cola, white iaud-cara" though devoid Of S-ace If h-man form, mal-ea Us | | ! -coI the 42z.e~. while thn 1a.ilr c~r1- ,.., E. 7-a from maHE chimncye is 1 ,he car9o C. -c22.~! r:ct~ncs of the ''.. ;es iu hundreds of kitchens, 5Aial we gloat upon until s1d1enly, DetriTt stomach and ucats:ls, We are ,-4cl that the good wife is serving -he aa"3agc and Hapjacka.
 As we enjoy our bEcakfast anu 1 .hn '~u.t',l C tho Ji5d.cs, CIT i'm . .:s- ,.o-. t-5-e7.1s into othor F; cho~~ @ao h.a.Lrast rooms abo4t the town. ! C3cze l. 2. 5o nc~.a ls 2 / m [ Cruer cover of G&al1cr- Eo b@a beo~ actively ca-a"cd -o-in. for hl- atoo'' h.'o ,ho boys @la hzi0"jag l0 tho days saYDLv cf fsa4. They gre par @akin2 of Jheie breakfast while the farmers wife is washing and steril- izing milk. pails and pans that city folk hundreds cf miles away may enjoy pure milk.
 Leaving the farmer to enjoy his breakfast, we take an imaginative jump into the kitchen of a we'll ! known horseman. We can hear his hearty salutation to the maid (and 50 can the neighbors) as he comes to , the kitchen in his stocking feet, de- manding in loud, jocUlar voice that i he be given a double portion of oat- meal this morning. The activity of the maid cannot be denied as she i smilingly hurries from table to range, engaged upon the duties which the 1 hour calls for.
 Our imagination tiring of the scene fits on to the home of 9 noted barriater and there we find him s.rolling about the back yard with i his dog, enjoying friendly pipe be- fore breakfast His actions would i indicate sort of drowse, but we feel his mind is active enough to make IF for outward appearances. What is he thinking about? Perhaps the aame thing We are; Or perhaps of his wife and daughter preparing the a'sro:rn meal, but more likely, .s y.o new hcar the sonoro1s cc-ah7 cma0~t- iH" fro4 .n 1ppar chauter, he ,s 7 rv.c1|er'rg why some pcorlc lie 5o @a 10 bed late and arise late ;o th4 0.o1njn~.
 Our thoughts are then boooma.t confused between a certain gaa..n- : man who cn5crt2ins eIectvical Isr;~a- tions, wondering whether or not he will ''dress" for breakfast, and the ] inhabitants of a small "shack" ncav the railroad, aged and decrepit, try ing to make one stick of wood do the work of two, rapidly approaching the closing of an honest life in the most humble manner.
 The scene entrances us and trans fixes our attention, until, whom brought back from abstract wander inga by howl of indignation from one of the kiddies who failed to attract our attention, we find coffee cup poised midway to our lips and our eyes staring into those of the wife, who views us with alarm, ap- parently thinking we have parted with our mental balance. A reassI1- ing smile together with some slight explanation regarding our mental wanderings over "dull, dreary, cold white landscape" brings forth some comment on the activities of our people. Then we are off again trying to make a mental compilation of the horsepower displaced by the energy released through the activities of our citizens.