NOwbiooltORE BREEZE 
THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION opened by the Massa- 
chusetts Automobile association in the interests of public 
safety on the road after dark is well begun and should 
be continued under their leadership until their instruct- 
ions to the public have been placed upon the statutes as 
law. Every user of a moving vehicle, whether motor 
driven or horse drawn, realizes the dangers and anxieties 
of after dark riding or driving. ‘The rear lamps on both 
forms of vehicles are often too dim. But as is always the 
case there are dangers in extremes, for the over powerful 
headlights on large cars paralyze action by drivers of 
small cars or drivers of horse driven vehicles. The recom- 
mendation that there be a limitation of the candle power 
of headlights is desirable in the interests of safety. It 
is true that many of the dangers of driving before dark 
are caused by carelessness and that that element is only 
emphasized after dark. Some inventive genius should 
be able to contrive some sort of an equipment so that 
heavy motor cars equipped with powerful lights may be 
able to dim or even extinguish them while passing other 
vehicles. It is noticeable that the users of the road are 
showing more and more common sense and care than in 
the early days of automobiling. This ought to be so for 
every year adds to the skill and good judgement of mo- 
tor drivers. There are responsibilities which horse drawn 
vehicles should bear. 
THe Late WiiLt1AM CHoaTEe Rust of Manchester 
will be missed by his townsmen. Itt would be well for our 
town life if all would take the same interest in public 
affairs as the did. Broad life means much to the com- 
munity within which one casts one’s lot. 
O.tp Concorp has its charms but no one is better 
able to reveal the attractions of that celebrated com- 
munity than Dr. Bulkeley who addressed the men at the 
local church. 
For CHARM and plasure, a Thanksgiving on the 
Shore in open halls and broad fireplaces or in an humble 
cottage cannot be surpassed! Thanksgiving on the Shore 
has joys that a town house can never give! 
Now TuHar THE Foot Bari, SEASON is about over 
athletes will have to pine for excitement until spring 
baseball opens again. ‘here is no American winter sport 
that yet arouses enthusiasm, 
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“In MASSACHUSETTS it seems altogether probable 
that but for the candidacy of Mr. Bird, Mr. Gardner, 
the Republican candidate, would have been elected. So in 
that state the Progressive party performed its usual funct- 
ion of helping the Democrats to defeat the Republican 
panty.”"—Albany Journal. Next year the Albany Journal 
will learn how the Progressives and Republicans know 
how to compromise and win for each other’s advantage. 
The good work should begin in this state. That it will 
come is inevitable. 
Tue HorticuLturAL Society has wisely abandon- 
ed the use of the tent for its exhibitions and intends to 
use the Town hall at Manchester. Old Sol deals harshly 
with the flower children under ja hot tent. The Horticul- 
tural society is a valuable asset to our life on the North 
Shore and the public should sustain to maintain an in- 
terest in these annual exhibits. 
THE Lecrures oN Dietetics under the auspices of 
the Women’s club by Dr. Blood of Simmon’s College are 
timely and needed. It will well repay the lecturer for 
his strength and the committee in charge for their labor. 
Scientific “feeding” for humans has been sneered at but 
it is altogether too true that to tell what one eats is to 
tell what one is. ‘he lectures should be well patronized 
and ought to contribute to the well being of our people. 
Tue New Bripce across the Charles has long been 
needed and now that it is a reality one realizes the 
“world do move.” It was so long time coming one was 
tempted to feel that only catastrophy to the old structure 
would have created a new one. Lovers of sport who 
frequent Soldier’s field will long cherish the benevolent 
spirit of the donor. 
OrDER EARLY next week all your needs and give the 
business men and clerks a fair show. Order Monday and 
be reasonable. Even business men have Thanksgiving 
hopes. Live and let live. Be reasonable. 
PRESIDENT WiLson seems to be able to handle 
“Bryan” with consummate skill. That is no small tribute. 
Huerta has the guile to keep the “I’ in Mexico. 
Witt it Be Harvard’s or Yale’s Day tomorrow? 
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WINTER AT HAND 
Thanksgiving is almost here and 
there is ‘a chill in the air; besides, the 
Old Farmers Almanac has arrived so 
we must be on the verge of winter. 
Our older readers wouldn’t think 
they could keep house without this 
annual and ithe younger ones will find 
it filled with interesting matter and a 
work of reference. To show that it 
is up to date it tells when auto lights 
should be legally lighted. Wonder 
what old Robert B. Thomas would 
say to that. 
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