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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 22, 1915 · page 11

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quantifies of private distilled and it Engineer Phillips of Bankere' Express The narrowest escape from death
-W to credit the otstenaeot Wu“! Wanna Lphicll he has expermncedoccurred 19%
Of Service With New Haven hail bomber. 1885, when the depot platform
Road—Entered at Close of elviiwsr at Pelhamville, N. Y., was lifted by

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

costs them nothing. Drinking at home
leads to drinflnt Ii Mic, Nd

.fAs 10 m J perhaps accounts to? the fact that that in some communes the annual
{the communes of less than 4,0001consumption of brandy approaches;

' i; mm population is 54 pér cent. of the 151111: ten gallons/per capita penanntn. _‘ -—'| Rankifl “9"“? NOW . the force 01' 8 hurricane and NOW!

. “Whfifher drink 33): be con 13mm Juli 22.111“, passion of The fiftieth anniversary of his en- pain the tracks Mr. Phillips was op-
‘ihe cause of the decrease in they the anthropologists for pro-historic term: the employment 9‘ the “GW eating the OWl train at that time, and '
' Hark. New flawed and Hartford Ball- his train was derailed and plunged

 

 

 

PARIS. July 22 .-—(Correspondence birth- rate or not, the progression of research survives even in the face of
road was celebrated Sunday by Riley down a 95 foot embankment. His iire-i I

of The Associated Press)-——In an mldepopulation seems to have kept pace ‘death on a modern battlefield, as is
lestigfi‘iw of the causes of the do. with the progression of alcoholism. shown in repozjs from the fronhn Phillips °f 536 Howard avenue, New man WES killed, but Mr Phillips mi 5
population of France. Monsieur Where the consumption of spir1ts,Some of the German anthropologists flown. engineer Of the Bankers 9* l ““1011513’ escaped With slight injur-
Charles Benolst took the canton of was formerly a gallon and a half a in the army Jwhich met the Frenc ”@551 which leave” this City every tog
(‘reully, in the arrondissement of 1ear per capita, it is now more thanjnear Soissons discovered thirtyone morning at 3 o'clock l Engineer Phillibi 18 married, and
Caen. both of which are gradually three gallons, while the decreasedlgrates of Celtic ctigln, dating from; During his long services with the has three Chlldren ““113" ”“99 are
losing tbeil population, and made a b1rtl1rate traced back through manv, the fourth or fifth century B. on: railroad, Mrs. Phil“ has established “(1- 0’19 Of 1113 50115 “35 an engineer,
house to house inqulr1 in semen of generations in the same hmilles by! while digging entrenchments. Thai 11 env1able reputation as a carefull ”d died in the service through 0011'
data. as to whether the decreased' Monsieur Benoist shows a decrease; ancient graves were uncovered thor- railroad man, and he is known tot act With the electric wring at New
birthrate should be attributed to from an average of 7 children a tam-2 oughly and some unusually fine pot-l“ undreds 0f irayeiers going over the Rochelle, N Y or the three children.
physiological. moral. economic, ily in the 19th century to 3 in the terv bracelets. spear points and New Haven road He is the mnking till living, one is claims attorney for;
fiscal, judicial politic or 30—i20lll. other things were found with the‘engineer 0‘ “:6 {:36’ and one of the| he company in this state, With offices. ‘
cial_causes. in several cases he said The Department of Caltado52 skeletons mg? 1:131:11” :53 :08“?le 11 New Hav.en Another son is attend 1
the reply to his questions was “-al which has given its name to one of On the Island or Sylt, off the cashew“: rtl ISSUE “fatty 81.384181? ng BOWdOin collcm and his daughter‘
$1.1: t‘L’r‘iaistevet’ml cases. “the exhaus-‘the liqueurs that inevitably accom- of SchleswigHolstein, some other an Mfiafim in the “IE-R 2:90:13:siszhztvgfivofhiguney F F Berg'lnn
1.521.... ..“I§i..§“.;f§2§ ”.1 38115321331338 $222.“??“312’053fi 5’3““? S°"""'“2"‘””°‘°§m?- “Sm.“ d”‘“‘“"“‘°"" .1... “‘ N... 1...... ”i W“ l" ”“2“ 1... '3“ "‘2‘“ 1"!
hausmn. 2 - , ‘ . W com-V 0 a "30““ W!“ V 9“ 099“ tame an apprentice printer'l'n‘the old 0 New York city buildings were feu‘i
‘ - ,menls where frail .. growers profit ed up. conlalm’d OWENS believed 1° [tinting establishment of Tom Stud 11de; between 111 Harlem and 1311111111i
Dre Levassort. head of the Bonfimost from the privilege the law ac- date as far back as 3,000 B. C lord. At the outbreak of the civil war utsklrts of New York city, and cattlof
Sauveur Insane Asylum at Caen, is‘cords them of making brandv of Prof Morriiz, of Posen, who has he enlisted with his father in the Fif- were pastured in the fields aroundl
1noro.oateg01ic than the inhabitants their crop without paying a govern- since been killed in the war. also eentb Connecticut Volunteers, and' 00m street He has witnessed enor-l
int {xiv viewed by Monsieur Benoist ment “111.0? the fifty-one million.tu1ned 01er to the Koenigsberg Arch- sened through the war mous strides in, the development of
“W at 1118011511 has done ,0 this pop ‘gallons of elder produced in ancelagologwal Society a number of relicsl Receiving mg honorable discharget ransportatlon since then. but despitel
ulation1 formerly so healthy and 10- in 1912, Calvados produced five mil- that were dug up in the eastern thca- from the army in 1865 he entered the is active years, ranks with the best
bust.” hb says, “one cannot realize lion four hundred thousand. How ire of the war. some of them datins'employ of the lNew Haven road, six engineers in th: service and looks
without living in the region. _Pcas- much of this was reduced to cider back to the time of the Vikings In gays later as a fireman At that time 'and acts as hall and hearty as the

brandy statistics do not tell since on Russia a skeleton on the breast of he road operated seventy three miles younger men
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antgit the valley of the Alyce who
proddce a great deal of cider and dis 1ate dlslillation is subjected to no Wlllffh lay a $101.18 hatchet, “"15 1111' 1 (Wk, and only owned 31 engines.
till it at will. drink at least a pint of control. , -_~ covered. ,, years later he was promoted to the Smuggs-rsdi' Jusgs. W110 are,
brandy per day; some, women as. Statistics 5110'“. 'however‘ that, —————~—-—-—-—- 11g111eer's post, although he did not those three gentlemen standing all
win as men. drink double that. while Calvados-has only one per cent. Churchrr'l‘here is one thing I eceive his engineer's papers until the conservatory entrance? 3

"It is Will) the coffee ’ ”m the of the population of France. it has can't understand. 1370. Since illat‘time he has managed Juggs—Wby. they represent fines
women acquire the habit. Whenever four per cent. of the number of con: GothamHWhat '5 it? every type of engine in the companys generations. The ruddy 0” man}
a neighbor pays a visit, the basics trolled distillerics. and that in 1912 "Why' ““5““ 0‘ New ““9”" 9“” “d has “1““ ”“9“ ”mm" with the fine head 0‘ “3‘“ Buggs‘l
often; a ‘drop of coffee'; the cider the1 produced 170 000 gallons of ego away in the country for the sum with the fastest trains of the New Ha‘ the thin-haired one next to him 151‘
brandy goes with it and after it tin. alcohol equivalent to 485. 000 gallons mer. and' yet you see just as many on road M ”I! present time he takes his son, and the dissipated fellovw

til duantity surpasses by far the of brand1—— ——'moxe than a gallon 11 headgslmohangers there." -— Yonkers the 8 o'clock express to New York. with the bald head is the grandson.
2 lStatesman l 111! returns with the Keene Express. ~Nationnl Monthly.

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l freight clerk. who was one of the caus-
es of 'the trouble between the Brother-

We will have no more when these few are disposed of , 22222222222022

. his job.

right of the New Haven to issue orders

int one time was willing to consider all;
‘questions but these and was sure, no;
lmatter, what 2hight happen. these
I’couldn't be touched.

The Modern Market

WM. B. UNHOLT‘Z, Prop.
15 North Main St.

What Are Your Assets?

The scientific conduct of business and personal affairs today.“ .
Moths methods euphyedverydisunctiy 2. ‘2'

Avoid The

Fairfield County

FREIGHT'CLERKS‘OF‘ new HAVEN
scene A HEAVY VICTORY.
Percy W. Huntington, vlhe- Boston

hood of Railway Clerks and the New
Haven read two months ago. gets back

and recetves the promotion he thought
he deserved. A. E. May. he Hartford
clerk, who was discharged for insulti-
cient reason and became the second
cause of dispute, has been restored to

Wm points in which
the railroad told ‘18 clerks it couldnt
possibly back down. President Elliott
declared that the cases involved the

to its employee as it saw ilt.The road

 

“Rule twentyone" was the thirdi
cause of trouble. The railroad hast
agreed to revise this rule also and purl,
it into the very form the clerks desir l
ed. Under the new rule clerks' Who be—
}lieve they have been disciplined unjustsl
ly may register a complaint within
forty-live days. Five days thereafter
an official must bear the complainul

J. and if his decision is ad1erse to the! lMCdlum ,1:

1ictim, an appeal to the general super-
intendent is allowed. The fond allo11sl
a further appeal to the general man I
ager ‘
Under the new agreement and with
the two men treated as the clerk's feel
they should have been treated the
clerks are tory ham)! and consider
themselves indebted to J. .l. Foreman?

Ellie international vice president, who.

won the 1ictory for the clerks.

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CONNECTlCUT ALMOST FREE;
FROM OUARfiNTINE. -— '

 

New London County Now, Placed in
- a Restricted Ares.
WASHINGTON, July 22 -— New

London County is now the only por

tion of. the state of Connecticut under

quarantine for to‘ot- and month dis-

,ease. An order, eflectlve July 19,

makes this county a restricted area,

the regulations being much more
lenient in restricted areas than in.
closed, modiued, or exposed areas.

unlockedfor event of a fresh outbreak,
the quarantine may be lifted in a
short time from New London County
and the entire State declared free.
Connecticut has been under quaran-
tine in whole or in part since last
.fall, but the extent of the territory
directed and the severity of the re-
gulations have been steadily dimin-
lshe'd as the work of stamping out
the pestilence progressed 2

HARBOR or server. AT ruxls
IeL-mo 1g runuan bows.
Residents of Madison, who wanted

 

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' the government to build a harbor of
'refuge at Taxis Island. have been turn- ‘
rec own In mm o. a. mum, 11. s. 7, .
A...22 the United States Meet in ‘
charge of the New London district. ‘

 

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Choice Hams

OfnothavincneheolisunooonnaWeinviteaoconn hioh .
given emblem 11nd oonrteonl moon. ‘6 w m

THE OLDES‘I‘ IANK IN NORWALK.

:Company.‘ the Bridgeport Towing Con.-
NW. and others interested in sonn'l- -

It is also expected that except in the .

‘ , mos- Pillsbury points out that an ap- ,
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In buying our hams our pl- '
trons make no mistake. my .
get the best the market “or!!! ‘
at the lowest figures. ' '

As it is with items. as it is
with our line of fine full!
meats. A choice steak or ‘-
good roast is sure ‘to be the»
very best whenb ht hm,
This statement is ed up by
actual, honest perfomuioe. 3

Liability

National Bank. #1

"Unsuitable lack of area and
and the hazard of approach."2i2flnm
Pillsbury says. make the remain“
sirable. He points out that there in
excellent harbor of refuse at m ' "
Island, a little way to the eastward

Arguments for the new Taxis Island
work were made before Malorfi’illv
bury at Madison. June 28. such con".
came as the Scott Company of new
London, the New Haven Towing

wise 111111111. appealed for the. m
New Haveners, who wanted it, an 0.
W. Scranton, W. S. Pardee, John II. V
Crampton, W. 8. Wells and F. C. M ,
nell.
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HIS FAVORITE ROUTE.

“The doctor told Tompkins he unit
walk three miles every day."

“Where does he take it?"

“Around a pool table generallyr
Boston Transcript. ‘ .4

Large Bot.

Davey’ 8
Phone 401

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