Evening sentinel, Monday, October 26, 1908 · page 6

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' e Fiéx Seed E igloo). we offer a full
I ”galls tree. Notm'léu ere sample but a reg.

i Shifsmiansl Learn hbiv It is inside!

. "C3191?”
tin shite in“ M
y end who has not tried Linonine

VC and quality.

{Colds pronouns, Coo-
building. dem da arom-
0 st cauVVseViV ever take

a .

it it is endorsed by
Li-
nonineyncets all of these tests-«it is the

been expen d in making Lino;
.er5‘. perfect iood medicine' to the
world. Thus while' it is curing your cold

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5 Diapegsin after your meal.

 

 

 

 

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Digested Leaving Nothing to For-
tuent fund Um Your
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Nothing will remain undigested ,Ior
sour on your stomach it you will take”,
This‘Vpow.
ert'ui lseptiv‘e antl' 'qhti'icid. Iihoush as
littrniless and pleasunrt us cn'tVidyV, grill.

re. are or use In a, on
751%: theqii'i'il ('57)! u‘ i the food you can tint.

WutI what our stomach craves. with
out the sf $111,251 to r of Indiges-s
thin or that you livil be bothered
with sour tidings. Batching Can do
Stomach Heart-,buin Headaches from
stomach. Nausea. Bad Brettthy Water
Brash or a lump of lead or other disu-
gleeable miseries

If you will get from your pharma
cist a, 50 cent case of Pope's Dinpef-
sin you oodld always go to the Vttib’ e
With a hearty appetite, and your

' meals would taste good, because you

would know there wouIaI be lib ludi-
gestion‘ oi Slee less night or, Head
ache or Stoniu'c misery al the next

V day; and. besides. you would not need

laxatives or liver pills to keep your

I stomach and bowels clettn and fresh.

Milt WWW
Willi it till Rlltlilflli

 

Figure Who Served Their
Country do fiaiddilvltls 3, .

tl‘IIe fact is one of special signifi-
cInIII that VIII 1 less Will thirty, iii'l’“:
War veterans wringing In this state.
,Il'ot tinder 80 years of .ssemiire cured.
it"? at the VpIV-eseIii tIme at the Soldiers'
Flume, in Newton l1 shims that that
old men or the Civil W'nr. when on-
hble to work oI'I be cared for outside
of the noorbouses of the state. not-
iuully gruvitate tgwurds the Soidltzrs‘
Home. The filled voterpus in thei
home comprise less than Bil pier cent
ot‘lthat class in the state as a whole.
They are scattered in the towns and
cities, where frltiVuds and relatives pr’o- .
out. for them.‘ . . ‘

Gcnerui Willi In E Morgen of New
H'u‘ven, usslstut ndjutant general of
the Connecticti‘t department, 6'. A.
says he knows a number of .men in
Admiral bots Post pest ninety years
at age. \ envy ‘5. Avery. of Bristbl,‘
Syrlll Bragg, of Bolton; George. W.I
Nash, of Greenwich, Chaplain Charles

i

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is a sure way to .
V Blue Ribbon Table Eggs ' ‘
I They‘ are packed in sealed boxes of I don't-n etch
I ' ‘ use "are gV railroad. ‘
‘ ‘ This means or; chancas can be takenwihey are

hI'Itvrried froiangh to yous-the best eggs of the

If yonmrm We supply you. name «us

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Brooklyn; Major William M. Been'Iun.
01 Hartford; Jimes FentouV. of New,

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Pope's Diapepsln can be obtained
from your drusgist. and contains

 

 
 

 

9 Wm receive suin's “mmg'i ‘ more than enough“ triuugules to thor- “med“. flamed". Wffi‘imoig 01!! in“ I, I, IV V ,'
000 (h? 43100, 000 0: JQVthV 0113th . cure: the Worflt dyspeptic fret, Georx55 flaw (gunk? (fi‘ Vfifit} . ,V ' "e “
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n or'dcr on a local drug'gist for a lull.‘

seamen ‘or‘ sour boots from the stom-
Itch or to cure a Stomach £621.11:th

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each considerably over 80 The tether.
of Alfred Covvle‘s.‘ Egbert Ctr cs, on.
Furmington, lacked only fort‘y days 91;
100 yours whet he died. lGeorge N.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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no “99 9:5 ‘ or :VFlfiES s'rAm

II‘WIlI91 ismts these foiest fires? l‘his
question has been asked over slid

 

 

Pensions Fén"'5E'Adi-fislits ‘ ,
Maintenance 61' Spirit 337.97“ 5'in thVF

 

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give if n or will .
we III.“ it...§“.§.§1‘i§‘£§g§3§fii“"‘"t“il“?”ili“ It: I... I» I. More ”I“. ‘1‘“ ”if! .. "
4--.." it bet u 11’ t! (‘5 ' tlir'I accounts of the destructive tires 44 C n» 3 0 “limit 9 IV '65.‘ one.
a pimp: drum £9414 Mesa“ m4“, . iii cyan: lot, the 'teniedyV SANCTIT' F 443.3 Tel. ‘1 . w 9 ems, l 4.9 M,“ IVIVIQ V At the, unniiul, nice in; of, the o ..
209116!“ . , V, i9 cando. , Y 0 8 A t: tp'rlsdner of Tour in. {ifg‘i’géififf been “Hing In all ”an” 507 nectient State Teacheis‘ Association. A “,The will? tilflVtV WM? 33,11! a ma“

 

 

 

DEG/E19 l8 iMPROViNG. w'

A dispatch from New York statesiV
that the condition of llr. Henrv

Geib. of Stamfoid who is at the Rouse i,

 

Baptists Are to sVufe'Vguard
. V' Legislature
Reaffirming their devonou to the.
sanctity of the Sabbath of their toting

it “in

 

dVI:
Economical.” liibcz Miller of Block-
ism. was 85 years old, yesterday He
was It member (if the Eighteenth Con
IItIctlcut, und had it numbei 0i" bloth
one in the Sill? rice lIom New York

Camper‘s and locomotives. is the use
Inti‘onnwer: “Many ofth‘o other things
which start blazes in the forest Vare
forgotten it is tine that peihups o'ne-
hull to thee fontths of the forest fires

held in Merlden. in 1997 the g, Moment
of the associatiop was dVIre‘ot d to up
point a committee on penslhhs; Whose
duty it wits to investigate ,t [retire
ment fund sy stems now main Edited in

 

of iniiroendeudr‘ louse means ac-
cpmulated, by hard work, leaving and
pivlse investments, “is the first thou-
sand dollar's. When you' 've got that

Duiouht together you are beginning to

 

. 5 M , etc, the baptism of the suite in can state The Rev. DI Sitmncl Fermi do bggin 42.394.454.110: the calelésgnéss
i'ieI'Ittii'ispI'tgt" Iii'u'ile'sh 'ii'IiI'SF'llt'iio'ghgtli'I'I' vcutton In Maillot-d ”Emma-M named ‘1‘”va “190 0f Bl‘vo“l"-"” Who was of sonic summer to from smoke flying £111.: youglean78:75:?tilingegili‘l‘lfifilgngézI 56' somewhere, “W wm’ that start
" IER’VS PILLS ’ s ‘ ‘ r ‘3 ucominittee to watch legisliitivenution chaplain of the First Connecticut £10731 locomotives but there are a nu‘m 7’ you will want to keep ion. The red
I

A MON” ”BRAIN”

ON Us. for
. yqsrulruown as Best. Safest, Always Roll-bio

801087 DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

 

 

 

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went to the hospital a few days ago to

be treated fOI septic poisoning. it

., is supposed this was caused by it Ins-
, 1y null enlisting the flesh of one of his

legs. some time ago. The doctor treat

ed the wound himself. but Ieceiiilyi
concluded them must be a slight op
eiation. and went to the hospital,
with members of whose stuff he is at
quainted

 

In the garden of the years life overs
lasting’gf‘ows‘hest watered with tours.

. PROSPECTS

OF A GOOD; 7%

 

 

In this particular in Hutttord next win
ter: They also attached the sulooh
nnduigedactlon “toward its suppress
ion in Connecticut

The committees on places and
preachers for 1909 reported that the
next state convention will Ibo hold in
the Mystic ohinch and that the preach
(‘.i‘f-i Will be the Rev. or (i F. Whit
more. of Mlddletonu and the Rev
W. Richmdson, of Stunifmd.

'I‘ he report of the temperance com
mittee was It en by the Rev H ‘313
Carpenter. i e referred to the ‘great
growth in the cause of‘teinperunoe
since the lust convention nnd empha-
sized that it would be well for the Bop-
iists to catch the inspiration .Iif this
Iislng tide of public sentiment against
the saloon. Dining the ensuing discus;
sion Sidney F Smith of Uridgcpoit, a

 
 

.. valuable serIcII in the

lieuvy ‘I't‘Itlll‘ery born November ‘14
i362. until September-261865.13 past
85'.

for of the Episcopal church In Brook~
iyh.‘ Dr. Jarvis Is one of the oldeeiI
clergynien in the state A Hunter

Byiiigton. of Noiwnlk, who wt-is a c'on

I'BVM'CVVllOuB ‘wnr correspondent in the
Army of the Potomac, lend ring iii-
fled is 85
years of use MI Bylngtou was 'ilnited
Slates consul at Naples for a nuiijibsr
or years Syrili mugs. Of Bolton. wail
be 85 Noyeinbci 14 He is n member
of make Post, G. A. 11., in Manches-
ter. His son, ilenIy B. Drugs, was in
the Fifth Con'InoI Iicut. Chaplain Dixon,
was born ,iu England May 1 1821 and
Is in his arm yeai l leutennnt Colonel
Ellswoiy'ih N Phelps of Windsor with

‘37“ graduated 17’0an Trinity Coi- ;
“' loge sixty three yeai's Ago and Is lec-

‘ber of things Which set the woods
uiir‘e.

A‘ Poniplctc report of forest fliOi-l on
the pi ivuie forests of the countiy and
then causes is not kept by anyone.
Uncle 81th however, is most caieiiil
to ‘nccouht‘ for the (innings done by.
the blazes on his timberland under for
est administration. aggregating about
168,000,000 acres, and each year the
total area. burned over, the timberland
burned over, the amount of timber den.-
troyed and Its'value. the cost of fight
lug fired-and the causes of firesare
carefully checked up. These reports
are made. at the end of the calendar
your and the announcement of this
yeu‘I‘s losses will therefoxo not be
known for more than two months

Last year‘s figures, however, give a

 

mg n pensii'IVn Vsy'si'eni for Connecticut
This report has just been none and is
in part as follows: -

After s thorough investigation of
pension systems 901); iii'ulntiiiné'tl il'lV.‘
this‘ country, your committee nits:

II“iiet-Tli.Vin in the United States,
teucliers tu‘e pensione‘d from public
school funds exclusively in set eiial
states, notably MIIVr‘yTund 'aiid Rbode
island

Secondw'l‘liat VnIiViI'Iy municipalities
now hidiiitain a more I01 less elnbo‘ru‘t a
pension. system for theli own teach-
ere: New York. Philadelphia, Bunion,
Providence, Charleston (8 0.). lndton
spoils. Chicago. Detroit and sun Fran-
risco furnish ‘g‘ood examples of munici-
pal pensionlng' of teachers.

l‘hlrde—Thui munr organisations re
1) iug‘ upon voluntary membership like

ink interest entries that you see out
idown In your savings‘ book book
twice a year will strike you very pleas.
aptly indeed. As interest on your,
' $1. 000 you ‘ll get $66 or 9-40 in a yehr; ,
i your Vinoney has begun earning money
you
I' ‘You ye _,gth an iconic n w and
you ll want 'to ad to" it. Il'ou, “villi
leave that interest iii. he use); to ,be
added to your principal him now your I
Iintorest will begin to draw interest.
and to be sure you Will Keep‘oo right on
adding to your p‘rindipsl,. Iand
’Ieveiy six months ‘yiiu’li see those red ,
figuies to contemplate, and you'll keep V
rieiu, ole-"Ii savius' But the thins
that really counts is the. first 61; 0,00.
bet that and you’ so all right ‘And
«you ‘ll always be glad you saved it
‘For time really is nothing like fl-

I

80“ idea of ”10 things which cause the onneé‘i'icu Tenehers' An‘nuity
foimnr salooukeepei foI sevpmeup was born in that town FebI‘uru'ry 9,43% Interests. 0, the 1.355 tires dis guild Cthe Somei'viiio guild. the 803mm VVnanclal independence, or like having
yours Iuised his mice against the 991826.T1U be 83 in Ii few months 004.4495 ‘4‘,“ the Nuiloiiel Forests last Teachers Retirement Fund . associa at letiSi some money laid by. Jhen

loon.

those at the Hartford jail for the some,

The ten oldcsmrtcreiis in the home

Long Island. N. Y; first sergeant Com

year, all of which uere checked by the

railroads followed next with 273:‘ light

tion, are maintaining pension systems

if you w'u'n't money you’ve got it

got money in the bank you can go

II... I“ ' "" " ‘ Statistics were. cited showing that“ (It NOTtllf’" “’.lllih‘l‘ III-ten rnng‘u'h‘omV fenders before they 14.." burned eye for 4. . 3- I - YU" dout have to 30 to friends
I I , , . I -< . , . I 7.1161 Ies Im i members , . ,, .-_ I~ .
”" ' Our me'" 87‘093' While “3“"; 7 1“ ”‘9 8mm ””80“ 1“ WGNW‘SMM 35‘ ‘85.“) 96. “r“; - fourteen hundredths of one nei tent. I Fo‘urtli»' T'hht5 7..me corporations borrow fllld,:t.ak'6 the .mk 0‘ We;
HEAVY, ,gisnn? coon lie-o wast lasts, AfiOOMPLET OK 0! LATEST me cent. of the prigmmrg‘thepg were George Vi Helium; aged 90, born (14100 of] pm. cent) of the National such as banks. Insurance And trust. fused. the risk or being compelledVV-«to
' which 3‘ 9 the CU’. firefly up- "0.5 VV tilel‘t‘ owing i0 di‘illk: 4S ilt’l‘ cent; 01' [S‘I’Pmmbe'l‘ 18.1818,Slifl07k county, FOI‘CSJI' ("9.3. campers caused 346, \Vililfl companies have established pension go without What. ybii need" If you ye

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from $3 50 on.

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not 'Partlol and Mullet!"

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Have on ev stopped to consider
1" ghtfull'g'f cpii enient it won!
159% hot’nnd coldf‘ruilnibg Write
I:lnI yoi'ir dressing climber. sleep-
on. first, floor toilet

 

Its presence

‘hl‘ghtht degree of comfort;

., . rein gladly quote you prices. our I
plumbers“ arc‘Istriot-ly competent mo-
it fits; honest and reliable.

use it” NASH

_. to watch the course of legislation
.. ‘Hartford. "

' - crusade.

 
 

? CONNECTICUT QYSTEB NOTES.

would ntfoIdV you '

cause and 30 psi cent. of the inmates
at ihe state insane asylum at "’Mitl
dletolvn and Norwich.

The following resolution was Imam
inously adopted:

“ltes'olved. ’l‘lini we representatives
,of the Baptist Church of Connecticut;

in convention assembled. reaffirm our, .

devotion to the Sablinth of our fittwhcrs‘
VVI'p‘romising to use every «possible effort
to assist legal enactments on its outlet
1in To this end we recommend thti
appointment of a committee of three
fit

‘ IIn accordance with the resolution

I, the following committee was appolnthV

‘eti: Rev. P. C Wright Rev W.
VSplnney and the Rev. H'.‘ ll. Carpenter.
' Another resolution pledges the best

'V_ endeavors of the aliptists to bring can
necticut into line With othei states in
. ‘deiiermine‘d purpose and plan to sup;
. ‘press the saloon with its Feerflil tIaf

:iic. T e itev Whittemo'ro end the

‘ comm tee shove hunted were Made It

special committee on the anti saloon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”IKvgi'is request of 12.000“

‘ of its tel in of service. Joli

 

 

H. C. Rowa 8: (20., of New Haven.
report that although h'usiness was com-
iteratively “flit: in September, they
have bad the eavlest trude‘ during the
last two weesz that they have ever
had at this time in the your. . ‘
Captain 0.819940%, superintendent;
of the Nassau Oyster (3,0,. says that the
Set on the company's beds at Soutin,
port. era the finest he has ever poem
It will be tnktVIV'n up snid- distributed In
the spVVIV‘IVinfg'II .

 
 

311-! um

We otter Que «hundred Dollars ne' .

Ward for and case ‘of Cstarrh that can-
not be cured by Jill’s Cutarrb out... I

enemies e co. Toledo; 9 .
We; the nod sued. hove known

 

‘ Germany; private Company D. Eighth

It was announced that the V

.I 5 ‘ cellor'svllle. May 3,1863. and was pa
._ gm V
" He was wounded at Fort Duriii1§;on

9‘ May 16 1864, and was in the service

‘ngr’r‘om Hartroxd April 22. 1862, and was

,‘abillty, August 1,1863
‘enlisted from New Britain. September

. ‘geth‘er. This roll or veterans past four-

pnuy H 'l‘uoutletli C V 1.
Adam Rose. aged 90 born 1818, in

C. 'V. i

Louis C lioutlcre n‘ged 89 born
April 2, 1819 Coventry; piivnte Corti-
puiiy' C Twenty second C‘ V. 1.

John '.Cosc used 89 born 1819, in
Po'rt’hgaly private Company B, ’l‘we’n
tyvfuuytll C V. l.

Berumd ng'ney. aged 89.1mm Feb-
Iruaiit (I 1811‘) liclund; private Coni-
pany C, 'l‘wouty- first N. Y. V Co.

George Wis. aged 89, born 1819.”
Connecticut; private Company F. Sev-
entli C. V

Simeon Vs. Knapp, ‘11ng 88, born July,
3,1820 Huntington; private Company
I13, Sixth C V I.

Thomas Lcomud, aged 89, boxn De
ceniher 1819 lieln'nd; private Com.
puny C, Twentieth C V l. "

MichseI'I‘. Ollullolan‘. used 88 born
September 29 .1829. Ireland; ii’lvate
Company E, seventeenth C V. l

Levi, French aged 85. born Septcmg
be‘r 27,1823, Easton; private Company.
D. Twenty-thou C. V. l .

First Sergeant Human enlisted from
Seymour He, was captured at Chan-

 

ruled May 14 Adam Rose enlisted

on London. December 10,1863.

 

two years. L'ouis C. Rouvlere enlisted
with the regiment until the aspiration

A Case en-
listed from Essex August 25,1862,
and was discharged on account of dis-
George Wix

2 1864. Simeon S Knapp served in
Company D. Thlr‘d Regiment. three
Imonths’ tr.dops He enlisted in the
Sixth trout Bridgeport, Jauueiy 23,
'1862, and delved through the war.
Michael T. O’Hallo‘rnu was wounded
at the battle of Chantilly. Va. He en-
‘1ered the service tram Newtown, July
ll.1862. Levi Fiench en‘list‘ed with

I'same day, September 9. 51862. and
éboth weie mustered November 14
Both came home from the war to-

score years of ago, now in the Soi-
diers' Home, is deserving of long re-
membranes it is worthwhile to keep
Vin mind the fact that the stitte is keep
ihg ward and guard of so. malty axed
men who served iii“ tile Civil War. it
is probable that there are se‘ven‘tya,
live of these 80 your. old men in the

Alamo H. French, from Fission on the I‘

nlug‘eume next, with 176; donkey on
glass used in lumbering operations,
fourth, with (35; careless brush burning
by homesteaders clearing land, 34;
tires caused by incendinries and those
not by borders and hunters. 30. For
more than 400 of the fires .tlie cause is
not I'kuowu. This is not strange when
It is remembered that a fire. may
smoulder, for days. if the air is too
thick to permit the smoke to be seen
at a. distance before it breaks out

I- when‘fanned by'a wind so as to reveal

its presence to the watchful forest
officer.

While campers unused more fires
than locum ves last year. there are
runny season when the railroads hold
undisputed claim to first place Foi
est fires started by both are mostlv un
necessaty. li‘ campers would exercise
rule in starting camp tires and be
sure. that they are extinguished before
they are left. and if the railroad com

I panics would use the moat modern

nod efficient... spark arresters, it Is
reiisonnbleI to think that the annual
I-‘forest fire loss could be reduced more
than one- -Vbalf. Lightning ranks third
'among- the causes of fires. and of
couise, man has no greatei responsi-
h‘iiity in this case than to put the
MD" out it: soon usipossiblc after the
Wco’very‘. Careless brush burning by
honiesteaders and poisons clearing
land is said to be the‘ cause (If many
of the tires which have staitsd this
year, particularly those which huve
swept over the Lake, States:

The ranger force on runny of the
National Forests have been kept busy
Vflghtlng flies v'vhlch. if left to run un-
checked would have done inonlcnlable
damage "By quickenlng' communica-
tion between important points through
the construction of telephone liner,
and building roads and trails, the No.2
tionel Forests have been mude more
accessible during the past two years
and fire fighting “71% been greatly fa
cilltuted . . ‘ ‘

 

 

' 5 LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia. nor
left a grip- wreck. Only, thing on earth

you want Babe in sI‘ plenty so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
50c or $100 ‘hottle and take half a
teaspoonfui in water every three

merit faithfully Vfor twa weeks after
«you thl'h‘it'" you are was: to" htte’rl‘y aid

systems for then employee.
Fifth—«That many of out great rall-
roud (Innovations me hbw paying the

.eutlr‘c cost of ‘pcnslone; or the largei

ilhst kills the" tough grip zern'i. But -

hours Be sure to keep up this treat '

port of the cost. For examples, the
following: ‘ Pennsylvuinlu railroad. the

Bostonniiil Maine, the Grand Trunk :
lines, Baltimore and Ohio; Southern .

Pacific, New York Cential and Hudson
River lelroad the Boston Elevated.
the Philodclbhlu and Reading. and
many oth'e es

Sixth—V: at positions to teachers are
favored i) such men as President.
Charles . ,6' Horror}; Univer-
sill"; "r r‘mdw ‘ III-cit Hale P or .

 

Charles Mi 1 N
William 119‘ Maxyvell of
President W
ton Unmet

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Secretary oblige

Smith, or 27651631; 5,9 ér‘lfttendent PSI-V

 
 

son Sii'ilili." ii artifitnd 0W5!
Seventh—~ hist- t‘terr are rSa'liy only ‘ l
tho systems t’ln’ing’f teaChe’rs. V...
The 1321er " ii’ig ‘plahi and the
non pait‘lctputlu an dist under the

participating plan, membership 'h‘lti'y he ‘

voluntary or compulsory; that the
voluntary or compulsor 9”;ng tin ls us-
ualiy a failure; 'thi‘t OVIli gulsory
plan has bee n declared iIViicoYiVi‘stii tiitl'on-
aI by the prfetfie‘ (36be "ot‘ Ohio and
Minnesota; that ran Cole, 0 the c
clve feaiiir‘e ddoii‘t'D use been'
eliminated; that antler th‘e him-par
clpthln plant e m nic
psys’ iligc' eniirepcbstvot
With regard to the effects ill a r‘e-
tirem‘ent system on its employee; the
arsed-"s 'bf the Grand Truti‘ir' Rillvifny' 39f
ounces says:

 

 

 

detriuient- 'to efficient
to a tendency on" "pthe étnp I ‘
approaching the retirement age to
come in; in the

tenor; of this company has dismount-an
ed that such reasoning is entirely is!
lti'clOus. Every cenipuny and corpora

tlon having a retirement pension are .11V'V0

tom in obetstion xegsrds It us a good

business investment without ocusl‘d'en

trasVthe humanitarian principl'eVV ‘iI‘VIvVVole-
e
ire/III committee Ibelioves first, In...

the maintenance of ,s initialed system . :": I; 'I :
on the part, of the state will sense i - ‘
many teachers otIIion‘g experience to, .
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