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rooms. January rein. talc, at'Bvo'clock
p. m. Work, Pm Matter Degree. All
“ 'R. A.'Masonl cordially and fraternity
invited. ,
Prater-natty yours,
ROBERT ,_ M. 'WFLGOX, Sec'r.
“NTJNEL’S NEW DEPARTURE.
Appreciating the fact that all the
local automobillsts read The Sentinel. .
"the management of this paper has
determined upon. the establishment oi"
a motor department in its regular
c.» , news columns. fin this section of the ‘ es.
paper. which will appear once weekly
on Wednesdays, there will be inter-
esting notes for the owner, dealer,
‘ “and chauffeur of automobiles. Prob-
lems with their solutions and hints“
for general motoring and the care of
a car, and other automobile news will
the printed, and The Sentinel invites
all to inspect this new departure. Look
for the Automobile Department in ,to-
morrow's Sentinel. All questions sent
tofthls odioe before Saturday of each
week will be answered it possible the
following Wednesday.
“ ” "ash-I
lance m Lametariou.“
‘ fluent statesman (llama for.
.l who w-wt ingffibucny law
M, 31.3 ‘ to submit'seinl-
obli‘ lrculation to the.
.3 0
“ knew so little
07W ii ;
‘ all“ v ‘ nobody has ~
ht \‘ u, on what ele
‘H’: m 9. distribution
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Moi“ reports.
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now 3.1 eneral Mcu
us presuma-
upcrs. how-E
'cr distribut-A
‘copica sold;
‘ subscribers";
i
)0 made for"
use and other
to the courts
n. it took the
‘ ty yours to
law and then
according to
no lens a. in-
linm ll. 'l‘att. i
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a been known
In I!" '5?)
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bitinqprnl m
mpgfififl
who him“
our loyal make ‘qu‘
«d to its run
a newspaper all; one familiar.
lied and unicorn-”.3” he was
neat industrionsii mm a”
per, affectionate $35“ to;
'ano in luminous unmd‘
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of unit itself. din loved
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happy rm 0,.
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High tide mods. no": "trap: or:
iconditionu of the city noted in
last report no occurring.
i‘Roncnthal murder llllii continued
lnfluommthls world the ‘lid’ bus boon on
or ‘lll mm his; line. your." etntcd the report. ‘
”In line to wliouoi’ The question of what conniitutou tiiu third: Phillip McGovern in nix
’1 evidence in cases against disorderly rounds; Young (Hoary in 14) roundn
' the Teddy Murphy by a knockout in ”ll
"i" "WW 5'0“". ruport nuyn. adding that the matter ninth: Tommy linen. knockout iv
a not so much noon will bu taken up with police eu- tbroo roundu: Johnny
nip the words thoritien to trams instructions for the runndu and Miokv ‘Moaly in 10 round.
ti» use of police captains.
‘ The report says that the board at, ten
durmou will be united to take up and u too round draw with Youn‘
tho ‘ again the ordinance rnuuirlnlr owners Wagner. The lights of Friday look
buildings to am): pinteusnt the prim good.
resort hoppers in still unsettled.
u bin 'procopl. l M
w. l
illfictud him". all who will? 31‘"
' . ~ Thofltnflmel mu sentence to re
naive ‘ietters‘l'nr publication. Mini
renders. tinder the shore blinding. I
mainland to-thepotnt communicam,
its a general proposition. carries more
weight and conviction than 3*th
, one in ,whlch reexamination: not
concentrated. We .do most emphatic-
aily‘nuuestmruuty. ‘Longwinmi or-
C .WW moccasin. ermine last.
tons madam! are wartime-avow-
ed nlmnthar.
HARD 0N ”NIACLAUS.
Editor Sentinel.
, :Dearfi‘Sir:
It is hard for a Norwalker to believe
that in a little hamlet within arradiun
of fifteen miles from this city there is
no Santa Claus—mo Kris Kringle to
gladden the Christmastida for the lil-
tierchildrenmi'the village. (But this in
practically the mun.
The one church in the town has no
Christmas entertehiment with a real
live Santa Claus to give presents from
‘a truly Christmas tree as is a custom
‘ in Norwalh with nearly all the church-l
There are Christmas trees in
,some of the homes, it is true, but few
of the little tots hear much of the .kind
old man who pays such mysterious
visits on .Cbrletmes Eve all over the
civilized world. .
The mothers say that it. is because
the village holds so many women resi._
dents Iwho have never been mines or
mothers. They, them: women who
have never known the joy of child
life through personal acquaintance
with children of their own. believe it
a sin to tell the little folks of Santa
and his good works~do not sanction
what they term "lying" to the inno-
cent and have placed the ban on a.
t
I
,harmless and worldwide custom.
«.— 1‘
'Thus are the first few years of a
child’s life, those few years before he
goes to scliool.«where many things are
taught him;_-.lieside the regulargachobl
studies. made less musician more
barn. The belief in Santa Claus. truly
an innocent and harmless fallacy, 58
lost to the children (if ,
But. While old Santa is ignored by
some, his memory will live till the end
of the world. and the aflorts of the
few to cost him from the ‘night bei
fore Christmas" and exclude him from
veiling, although some children will
suffer the while. ‘
' . emotional-from New,
had the tire department.
afternoon.
._ l ,1
. ”and
. um um aluminum . as; pun-m
v twin. , probably. dropped a minder into
“"9in unlinaihwm
“m aunt. neonatal
A Station
‘ cum. Thu
pomp an. the other».md with. vim
said that 3 report. mama. Mound
tram Nowell}; thaws. bad the was in
storm hemmed that. aid was sou.
cited. The local fireman. had not
the inquiror; ’ . .
Later camaribthcr toll . line can
tireon thewetér min was. The quai-
~tioncr said that he owned. «mite a dam
of property in that section and WIN
necessarily interested. lie was inform.
ed thatno fire. was reported. it n
believed that someone“ having thi-
smoke from the fire on the» dump us
‘tbey went through South Norwalk on
[a train gave rise to‘the rumor in Stain
flora. ‘
A Stamford man, having heard n
similar rumor. came clear to South
,Norwalk last night to ascertain pal-ti '-
lulurs about this big in. which was. n:
”ported here. He had heard that tho
tire was burning sixteen houses seal
the railroad station. "He was dissi!
luaioned and ‘sent back home. rejoicing
that his property was safe.
About 11 o'colck another ‘ fire wm‘
discovered in Ely‘nvenue at the Con
cord Street school, in telephoning It
still alarm to the central station thv
firemen were quite excited for a to“
.momonts believing the school to be or.
dire. Fortunately this was. not so hoe
ever, and the call was for a grass ill-p
The trains had started this again. i?
is believed, and the firs was runninl:
toward the old Sprinxwood chapel
The firemen with chemicals and
brooms put out the flames, returnin “
to the house about 11:25 o’clock.
North Water Street Blue.
At noon today the second dlstrir'
firemen were again called out on n '
still alarm to Water street, north. Th.
workers on the railroadelectrincatloz:
had built a sizable ‘hondl’re between
the "Hatch & Haney Lumber yards and ‘ V ‘
the plant of the Norwaik Iron Work.
Company. and at noon went away and
left it The lumber yard officials fear
ed their property in danger and not
Chief Br
gardus will wait! the railroad met
against a repetition of the ~act'thi
Chemicals were used.
Stamford BIOck Destroyed.
STAMFORD, Jun. lit-Damage pim-
the question all Christmas thoughts, will be one. 0d at 35'0”” “m0 “'0’" a tire “may it
a business and tenement block owned
by Charles S, Finch. The owner ha-
i
Here's to Santa Claus—long may . 9‘ drugstore 0“ the street door. and M
A FATHER. i
.W I
new liliiK some ,
ARE IIPllfliilllil
his memory live!
9
NEW YORK, Jun. li.«—-’I‘he commit—1
too of fourteen, organized in 1910. toi
light commercialized vice in New!
York city. in its annual report made
public today. contends that the city 13
showing steady improvement in
morals and that conditions
changed for the better in many par-3 .
ticulars. To start with, the police 9- series 01‘ boxing bouts on Frills}
department gets a clean bill of healthf‘nlilhl. Buddy Mullins. of Waterbury
will meet llnd Murphy. of Trenton
N. .l.. in the star bout. 'li‘nulkbs lm
poured victories over At fllpp in fun.
rounds: l’cto iBurt in four rounds
g the most re. that. in the variance of the undeni'Willio (iliundlor in four rounds; Ilabt
for a Colon in six rounds: Eddie King in or
Hounds: Curl Houly on a knockout in
its,
have]
moral
the
since *tlie
an
“rho change in the outward
til entrances bearing their usmuui
drowns. The committee also
firflmmnt it will punh its cnru~
«sum “Wigs .llcgiuiutum ior more
Tho committee says
1918 cost uncut “1.000.
i
work durum
stock suffered most from water. 'l‘h'
police are inquiring into the tire. i
started on the third floor in an spun
ment which had been occupied by Dan
ilel Casey, who
recently moved it
Bristol. The second floor was used h}
Dr. John F. Harrison for place arm
iliving apartments, and be got lira?
word of the tire over the telephone,
"A“... ~~__
BUDDY FIIILKES
Til IEET IUIPI"
South Norwalkmlli be the scene o
llsiy in iii
in addition. li‘nuilteo has fought n
round draw with Mickey Bron-u
mow..."
JUN lOR GOLF TOU RNAMINT.
muouoo. Jan. ”Hamilton (it n
unior tournament next smcn tor
igniting cutter Neutrons your: oi are,
Wu»... ”m” will be considered by the delegates at
hcardot any, bleached unreported 10‘;
from dictator-dynamo; how, but will
charming hundu uovurnl limos. Titian!
from privuta snbrcriptlons.
71%|.) Without full n.3,:
crvirri, Hitch it Mun]:
minute of it. He finds in
ri‘ . idoncns of the in- [‘9
Thu. i smut
oi. 8 you mar
" Ir chiller:
my: (Macon will
.ti‘fl Mount meeting of the Western.
illicit Autumnal,“ here next tluturdnmio
.Jm raw mo unincou. mm“ ““9 1"“ ”hmvimiiili mm‘
‘ mm W“
it is expected tno‘llmnewood cam-
try (club will present a.
coming the alleged timeliness or the
m- . the lineb- llniiaod States not! Association in hot
”N 6111mm at the Atlantictierdendth- allowing the club to be voted upon to
. , '“ii on Thursday evening, in: the national amateur championship,
alt-"igixzit Jack mr mum- molution limiting that the
"Jilly mmuthewondnrdieem‘ r - ‘
"‘er‘mtad Muir“. meow-ii tiara! m . 0mm M
lack brunch. throoidynfs promising
0"lirvuuutlt, managed.» Terry sic-
”Yip. will box Jim turns;
it
the me
sourcing body in Warmer:
. i...“ :- Meaning in a“ has *1“? It Radiant, lowest; be limited. n is am. will
minus d a not one. m 8- . that!“ presented at the mm. .
Mammalian: WWW!“ » ‘ Wm
.11!
’flnncrnfl. business
night for Havana. cousin out with monomer
Armando Mamm ‘ ' '
who has bee
atrium
Pliiiii will instill
M ’
“‘ Mini Heavyweight Champion
customer in Ell/d rm ill-3m; r‘ginthorium“... Wu. J“. m”, ' 9
“ 9.1““!!! oh its " .
limit mill in. W“ a hm mwfimxwdrrmy mm l
i National outfit. it. x
l Tlnillil
i Mun—n.-
necessary to take the n:
‘ Those are questlgns of moment
with followers of boxing lust at the
present, time. They have developed.
gas a. result or cannon Smith's
knockout oictnry over "thovaocoptéd
whitomhmm‘ght'iuhampion, mnur’
POlMYpY’Bt M
Year's Day.
By plummeting, “Patsy, Smith has
erased from ‘his‘tltie “march all but
one of the .proiulnent white hopes.
The lone husky surviving in none
l’oi'ky Flynn. the illusion heavy-
tiuht. reported in cm clmv “trim
mrday for his ten mum! semi) film
nltlllli; bovinukynt Jthe fictional
Hpol’ian Club in .Wosl me'fow
Julrt't‘l. New York, tonight. Flynn
I“willie a trifle lune than 190 bulimia.
iwiiliu lmvinsky will carry notlxnore
n... on, u is believed. ‘
The winner ot this aflairmrobabl!
will no umtchrd with Gunboat Smith
u hon the latter arrivals here from 03F
libruia early next. month. M7138”
nili mntch his boning skill Will)
Hynll'ii hard hitting and eliminate
sporting men were betting even mou-
.-;.r \uairrday, with opinion equally “1'
\‘lili'll bit to the 108““.
ivu
!
.,,
._,o'
a‘wkward figure or the giant Kenton
championship {not that Smith is now
enjoying. Ones before Smith at.
tempted to remove the Western mam.
moth from title consideration. but he
was only partially successtul. After
ml: 'i‘win Sullivan. the Boston. 76"
N'iil‘ Wm be soon in action. Saturday
nit/iv, ut the lrvihg IMMUW‘W.
llrtmitlyll. when be m, Johnny HOW
:mi. of‘lluyonne, for'ton m ' ' .l'iov
uni recently fought Bob M0,: .13 ten: uaily. There was not a knockdown
. mm: draw and has met some of this, scorcdr'and noitlm man was merited
men in the but. 7 pereoptihly at the finish.
. .--..,...-.-n.. ..._.~'.........
lighting at «San Francisco on May 20
'ed' the decision on points.
Iii“"
Jamie
Limit slid mini mung. u}
dies dumbest-Smith the armament
. mm). . of “0'
still dreaded Jack Johnoo . ‘
div-nelson.- on New ‘
other than Jess Willard. The ions. ‘
looms up like 'Bnnquo's ghost at the’
20 rounds of slow and uninteresting‘ '
of. last year. the Gunboat was award
m « verdict went to him aimpiyl
because he was the aggressor-comm ‘
l.
‘ Nothlwgmcampsro with any drastic reductions on
H I ‘Womengs Coats , .‘1
mm“: Beautiful 3mm 0.... at aboutMMrlce
true-lemons” thouvory latest. the materials are temptinmiiy
..aae.aud..uae workmanship lmroaehable. m‘ unwise lemma
, and mum. I
320 and 525- Women's sud Misses" Goats?
These are certainly beautiful Coats: Materials, are plush. velour.
Um lamb and Fenian. In three-gunner and full length models.
prettiiy tailored; lined with fillnner's satin. Fastens with large
{my .. ...... ....... . .................. $11375
$l8 Astr‘achaa Cloth Goats
High lustre, soft curl. astrachan, all the latest models, imam. '
tailored. fireman...” ...................... $998
_ ‘ 0
$12 a n5 Attractive New Winter cm
‘ materials are all wool chinchilla ‘ ' , _.
‘ tailored. others fancy trimmed. fol; 1
Price ............. .
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a. boucles and . mixtures. some:
women and misses. Sale
............................. $6.98-
u A N can l8 M Aral-tin
Ti) "5,!" W5“
m
lll'qntly the overthrow of the biaclr
' heavyweight dynasty. and their hopes.
.now seem near to realization. John»
Mamhelter Mat Fan; Have a Tmtgaon. Langlord, Mchy and Jeannette
in Stuns " there been a quartet that heretofore
morn MANGWM. Jan. 1-12.: has instilled fear in the hearts of all
mum llothncr. of New York. and ambitious white boxers. Advancing
i‘w Hansen. ot (‘lairmofit N. ills two years and inroads on. their physical
we most clvvrr wrestlers in the being due to careless habits at last
'0’. have been matched to meet have undermined Ethopia’s suprem-
..r i n Armory, Saturday eveninig. may; I
":Lisll match. it, ill N10 first time} vaeoanuy af’ Parlg Johnson attempt.
' "' mm“ two “‘9“ have 9"?! come ed to prove that he still is the demon
twp-(her. although both have been in black that wrested the title from
W ”“1“ (0" ”mi .33” “‘1 “WW3“ Tommy \Ilurns. at Sydney, live years
1-. to the (19 fl!“ 0' the mp“ 380 and that later sent Jeffries to
ldim' nrt. ‘ isucn an ignoble ending. but the chum-i
_ W ”"‘ jplon's‘ efforts more pltieble and misJ
LOREPE‘M} "3 To PUNFHf .euble. ills opponent, Battling Jlnl‘
'~ my 119M mil! “tested NM‘OJ‘Johnaon, u use to be a kinsman, who‘
.. l... in the main bout of ten rounds back a, “my“. “I!“ (named the
4 ' ' ' Olympic A. C» New York. 109‘ champion in his training preparation. i
LOTS “mud in: all“ through: Through lighting among themselves
' ié-d be“ Him 10 imprison 0“ the black men: have'allminated each:
0V”! occasion. 1"” WGIM other. inngford disposed of McVey
-~ :35 H and lions at 135 pounds. in manila. dad "he also put Jean-
’ '1‘ "thwmdu othhihdclphM-n “9‘ netto out of‘th'e runningwyecently at
n. anxor. substituted for leaders Paris. '7
‘imr against Bait“!!! ROBE. 0190 El {HI almost seven years since ’Mc-
urn. in a semi-final of ten roundn.‘ Vey my appeared in America. Sam-
‘ “\de carried 0“ “19 11°00”. uoi met with considerable success for
; mum: lions in mnoy style. Both . tjmg in France, “England dud Ans
m. weighed in at 162. Johnny ’Do- trails. He got one decision over
on nud Willie Jackson fought a draw; Lanzford. two years BED. but. three
in u... olwninx ten round “hir- .bouul which followed showed McVey
« ion the loser'a end, the last bout re-
KOLEHMMNIN “CK m "AR- '1 suiting in a knockout in 11 rounds.
um. irks defeat. put an end to llchy’s
‘ i
H: N l' lehmsinen decided on» pretensions as a heavyweight star.
. ”W m y ‘ Jeannette's showing against «linux-
1. up... 1.. until his engagement to
ford. at Paris, the night after the two
.ori Aluul Kiviat in the two mile to th t b t 116
mull'il rut-v ill the games Of the Fourth Johnsons get 86 Bl‘U’llB i1 0“ 0 E
.. , .. , Jose claims. It was by the narrow.
. Human). iuirtecuth Regiment. New
My. (m “mm” 24. This will be out of margins that the Boboken as.
m.- I'inn‘:: first race since be injured xro escaped “in“ “mm out in the
. , 18in round, in which he was floored
i... m: jun infers the national mas. ‘ . d the n ‘ ”a” taund
muniry «unauplonshlp. The men will “in“ tines. an d Mm r 'm
mums“. w u. trophy for which they 1’ m ye" KI'OKKY an on ° °' ‘
. . _ In his recent bout at New York
.imt ('tilillt~l“d at Celtic Park more
.. with langtord. Jeannette won on
limit it \ml alto. A dead heat at two
lullus rr-wiilil'tl llltlll. The men mot points. but an“; unmmmk‘mo "an”
uni-u ntlrwu‘nrtl lit the some diuianca that M wall 30ml '1le all it boxer.
- hitter and a mixer. Only bomb
1 ,. m a.
:2? mill? ‘ M won the trophy w (ford's lack of condition enabled tho
:Hobokon negro to win. as Sam was
;¢ienrly over weight. At that the line-
ltonian uhowod himself the butter bib
3
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CUTLER GETS tum WEI
YAMADA.
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(or. r
Min-rt mum. at linnton, lends Knit Up to the time of the lluntnn "KM:
i'mnndn. in.» Jun, uficr this first day between (Landlord Mill (lunbout
ni tlmir {2300 point. 14:1 lmllllino hil-
ilnrd mulch ut imylo’n by n score of
not) in 471%. Yr'li-‘rduy afternoon Your
ads hunt the llrieitunlnn by a score of
200 to is“. Tho s-vuuinu block of 300
poinin Wm: 4-10»wa Nmiuniod, the loud
Smith. the bullet was universal that
langi‘ord was the nest of all the
heavyweights. white or black, Johru
son included. but when iimith toullntf
his way to an honest 12~round vic-
tory over tho Boston 'l‘ur Baby. ring
were forced to
switch their opinion. w
The situation in the hoavyweiuht
ohampionuliip raon thlin nu domiciled
into a thrssacornorod proposition
with {imith and Willard surviving in
gfllil whim clean and Johnson raptor
iscntinlt the blocks. Thorn in not
Smucii likelihood of timlth and Willard
m-‘“‘A“B\lfll getting together in the immediate tu-
tho flrut match of 14:1 nvnr played
protoanimmily in Now York. mid ow
1m; to tho chuntn tho liinhcut run was
106, mndl' by (fuller. Yinnndu’u best
“m m“ £2. The match rounirvui iii
innings.
Hubs nouns in" p
GFNCINNA'TI, ,lnu.
'licrrmnnn. llrouitlcni of the Cincinnati lure. because it is the, intention of
, Mobil! Chill. ling
fawn Mill asnd‘cnt (infiltration in gig” than pm?“ {my weeks and ti" 9.0 fame 30mm“
are NW") "W can he lauded by the dnto I. champions”? match.
new mam:
" fltephvua. pm
A to Pimburg.
W“ Marty
idml yesterday to the Banner to do tbrcadlwltbiu s
t
Maxim clubs. flaw There is a. Mbility. .39. ”M
club’s secretary, want amid: will take (in the iiu'lfllimfl
yesterday, and use“ Gentiles summer In t _W
Borslnunmnr. infielder. Jl‘milt bout. a Paris. mu. , T1“ = 9"“
” ‘ man" prove the biggest money...“ W
Wm u .2- ‘
Wt.
so!“
Boxing followers have ‘bided new
i
Mlddimll in order to do this. it in nonempty that
Great January Sale of Blankets
tand'Comiortables. at 14-3 to 1.2..
_ less- than regular prices. g;
" M” “i" “I ‘9‘"! “mum thmucnout alarm my...» I. .
with the European champion. Pos- es instituted were at. Derlen 'x and
aibly something definite will
along this line before many
weeks elapse.
result. Rankin. ‘3}14. there. were indications
more that two more would beespblixdxen
in the near future. “
"Our territory impugn,“ mastic!
it is.- so vulcanized .lbst umge
ha" ‘3 Within my umeof‘ every
, “fulfil“? by continued. F “Met w“,
Hartford from the Various Local , are at a Toss to understand why, the,
can... farmer and his family. in some dis-
marrow). Jab. law—Tho cannon: “1“" ”a ““7, ‘0 Fm“ “Wives of
font State Grange began its 29th an-‘ the advantages of such an organiza-
nual session at Foot Guard Hall at Ill
o'clock this iorenoon with a huge at-i strengthen and better the 3°h°°l$ the
tendance of delegates from the varliwmh and" social ”with“ 01 ““Y
we state grudges. It opened in meieommunity.
arts degree with State Master J. A! In regard to matters or legislation
Sherwood presiding. State Master 1“ “m that while the legislative com...
Burdens A. Pack, of Bristol, who was mines hid labored durinstlm lastses’
elected master in 1912, (elections bc- “0“ 0‘ "‘9 90“?“ ”3011M? 10.0m-
lug hold bi-ennially). died suddenly a vent the pas-axe or some hills which
few months later and Mr. Sher-woos. a”? ”mud were opposed to the best
state overseer. has since been acting,5m°l‘°u8 Of agriculture. their efforts
mat”. . EWere not as successful as could have
ll‘ollowing the roll call of omcers M desired. 1*- WM through grunge
and mm. the ilnt'business was the influence. however. he added. thatthe
appointment of committee on credene 10‘" reducing lhe probate fees on car
this. its report, the announcement 01 M00 Of 81.000 and less to $10 had
special committee. introduction oi been “detail “Formerly it 608i- the
business and report oi‘ depuneu. This. estate 330. if the 1!!de chose to exact
brought the session up to the midday it." he said.
recess. The uneasily of good ritualistic
meports or officers were submittedmk as a means of promoting and
by the unicorn ut the afternoon sew; 1101(1an interest in the order. the val-
sion. he’s! the grunge hall to the amour
mute the aftmoon‘ session of the turn! community. the mission oi the
granite was in nmsfcss a conference strange in the community and the cm
of lecturers was held in Unity Hull. nomio 1130983“? of good roads to the
in charge of State laminar F. E. Public. including the former. were all
Blakoman. emphasised.
At the session this evening the ‘W roads." acid Mr. Sherwood.
aunt dome will be coulorred in lull "mun more for the public at large
form on a large clues. Sessions will then any other public work. it is to
be held tomorrow. (lfllccra will be mood roads that this country must
elected Wednesday morning. limit JOY "it! 1110“ hurt. for its {more
(imputation between tho tumor growth and doveluilmont. Tho tiltillir
and the consumer was urged by finite try mud makers have not kept up with
Master .1. Arthur Sherwood. hunts am the railroad makers. If they bud. it
nual addreau. as an odective means oi would not cost a farmer so much to
reducing the high cost of living." haul a ton of buy a mile, on it, would
Who meat need of the country to- to send it by rail titty miles.
an." he said. “In towns the man“ ”While the emu» has done much
or and the consumer clonin- talisman along this line in establishing trunk
linen. and connecting the lumen cities
(and in many sections the anuiiiur
towns) still there in more to be done.“
Recalling that iaist year the hints
Mum authorised the paying to tho
trustees of the Gonnucticut Asrlcub
tml Gallons ii- iunn not to exceed $1.-
000 from which money should holoca-
sd to Itildailtti at the college whose
circumstances needed the aid. the
state muster appealed tor edditlouai
contributions from the nausea. :0
that another uncenucdalisrmwid 1m
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the most friendly relations exist im-
twucn those parties.
"At the tumors door in often laid
the blame tor'tbu present high cost of
living. “the {armor is not the one to
blame.“ When you stop to consider
that he receives only forty per cent.
of the consumer‘s dollar. than where
is the blame? ,
”Only when the consumer combines
with the farmer in the wiring of this
problem will it be settled satisfactor.
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