steel industry-I
.9, .
» 7 City Editor’s Residence—752. 4 . 7
“‘Businesr. Manager’ 5 Residence—.I
'. 2y Christmas
’ tress has made this yI-IIr to
. Tabor.
IA
J IItIrIuIce.
4.. happier
telephone industry, and men the I7IIII-
:I7oad‘iiidustry are represent-Hi in this
'wnveof. bear-faction which has reach-
(Id ilts climax in the past week.
idiot. subordiiuitc. who toil with mus .
"lite and brain should
10p iii-s enioyini: in suth ftilne. s. llut
of contribution has b.eu giten \oluII
‘ mruy
(If American ('ttliittllirls‘ and captains
“labor, a new
and unity within the great industri
C(Hiristmas spirit in our
. de it’s a happy much for the nation.
I for cancer.
. the. mineral available w
- ed7 States government itself w
Is this radium business
I Nifood, the. director, radium appears t
.. ..\_AM
THE SOUTH NORWALK smnws' ” “My be ”MPG 0H for a gen-
EVENING so It TINELIume ”“7
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘..—— “'.....” Mg-_.4..
:- L. AND A. L. GOLDENII Inani growth.
PROPRIETOIRS iDr. “nod finds an adyantageous use.
‘ l
ESATURDAY. DEC. 23. 1916 ?
What the radium does, hoWeI-erII
«hen used in sufficiently large (luau-I
It titles is to check the rate of malig-
And in iliis particular I
-—~~-3 7. for the mineral. Surgical operation iSI
”’--. ..,.,-
MULES AND MUSIC
The mule has bIen iIIisunIlerstoodI,
A GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT lie is not cations and unrespoirsiye it
Never has there been such a prince- “Mai-7:; lore
Ithe higher things of life,
(lane of Sitter,
l
Q
And (lane sees that theI
says George .\.
‘Ctli.
long luck
gift as Allit‘l‘it'itll liusi- ‘““7"“'I
Impripan (ounty.
The iv7dt‘liti secretary of labor a"‘7'lhcttt IIl his own mules
Qmjmapgs that ”pm-II- I.ItIoIItIIIII “IIIIp are fulfilled. llI raises horscs and,
walkers? and salaried
hfgn made beneficiaries in increases.
lionu‘ses, profit sharing plans and ill;
' '1‘le raises \crsiou ot' a mule ilIIIt S"l‘illl'ti utII-rlyI
II. I“... Hi:
“liliI
mules, and he raises'them to music '
eniployes hate
the idt‘a ten years
He says he got
ac.» tI7IIIII ‘I\’lllii7ssill,:: the musical con-
benefits. \igifs‘l7
average about cent. and mu Itiii'egciici'ate. name was lb-njaI
inin Harrison, orueritsi old mule.l
bonuses to salaried einplIIyI-s lllll from
5’ to 80 'l'lic .\'I-\\
M'Ol‘ld figures that the aiuotint of “Hill
or distributed by \';tlltltis I-IIIIII-rus lit"
diouiiti‘y over to gire their eniployes a
PM cent. York you ever saw." (lace had driven him
It: Yuba t‘ity. llI nas more than us'-‘
halky
could do hardly
iially that tin}, and his owner
anything with him.
Christmas and enable them liut there happened to ill‘ a brass band
heifer to nII:i the lIisln-r reel of “"7 playiug in the city. .7\iltl when lit-nia-
inin llarrisoti cattle under the benitzn
iiig amounts to otcr $3 00000. IItIII
.mChief among tlIesIT'iiIdustrIal Santa “mum“... “I ”I“. hand, a sudden
Clauses is the l'nilt‘d SHIV:- Slt‘” I-hantzI took place in his soul. "You'd
’Corporation, which has made its 2.30,- nm-N- ppm“. the difference just a few
{tilt} workers II gift of 3.: 1.0“”.“l'” fen selections llllltii‘ it] that annual,"
all
concerns but I-
II:II7IIII.II lllllllLI his
The
the great says tlzILIII. "I“!‘Ulll that day lllilll
iN-early
IlI Itth lIII7tIIla-IIIII was the gentlest, loyw
tilti
fallen into Iili‘l‘
ltr‘nl) knit and ini’igoratI-d. It is iIIIlI II
et‘I. tlL‘h that We teach habits of lhrii 'm'“) “‘Wm- -" "‘“V Will“! l‘"“"‘l' WU“.
zirII saving by soliciting and settle lJW'tS Wthh utilize National Forest
life insurance protection. but an ex . “it"! bt’L’IuI operation This was an
i > ' ‘ t) 1‘ 4 I ‘
‘ter and permanent cli'nrt niiuht pro ““‘I""" of 1b 1" ”.1 ”m m ”'9‘
III-III]. he man.- to an...“ the ”I,” IntaI number. in the fiscal year 191:;
Iii‘tiIiIiIt‘y \\Its'IIitllIiI7,ss (If our [ample the number (Ii ’1'.“ lit‘tth't’lh‘ “”3“,
tI-I'Intlua‘d: IiiIl (‘Iliit‘tl|\'li\ h” “H operation “'7'” 13- l“"l'l."l\"U'
wry.» IIiIILIN-IIIV (,1 M}. patIIIu- pct t't7ill. of the total 7i\‘\t'itlllt‘li water
iii-t't‘ssiil‘ih‘ ilttIIl‘tIs'ls its for “ilil I-x 7lln“"‘|' 0f ”1“ “MN“ Slates i'llilm
'tIIIIaLIIIIcII I-oiIII-s ptm-rtt and in.( N““"““' I“'H‘i’ril land. the Forest Her.
ilII7 “Im‘en lHdllSll‘l'I incest llIlllI7 you would ever want
the pI-irIIh IIIII in
th elec-
and
lit stt' ..
That
the; cotton industry,
..
«lttatry. the camera iltdl‘IilI‘)‘I L-ai‘t- (latti- IIII idea. If qusit‘
the must be
ti‘i’cal‘ industry, telt’i'II'éllIh was .\tl IIIIIIII for Iii’lillllllill, it
cent! for all his tribe, .\‘II (lane start
Id using music as an adjunct to ruulc
ll-
IIIiIl set it up in ”H7 lIIIrII.
traininu bought a plnuiottraph
\\‘hene\7er
ll ma." bl" >2‘i‘l- “‘1‘!”qu """uglh he is breaking in his iniIlII colts. ill'
deal the wage-earners illiIi sttluriIIl has somebody play m them. [I dis-
employees, espttiallr the former. hate. ti‘ncts their attention from ”II, indtu
3M. no more than the) tiiIHIlietl. Some liit)‘ ”f “amp”. mm it SWIM” mu”
Itf them; lll'l‘imll-‘I “in“ “l” 57“" ”7" dispositions.
fillllCIi. T119 ('Ollll‘l‘)’ i-‘i Ulllé‘lzlnizi." “NW. Horses, somehow. don‘t seem to he
gidrous. fllld‘il'r‘ ll” more ”1"“ ”37"" affected much (lane reckons that its
because IIIuII .- are more human than
Which seems quite possible,
_--...-.--.V-. -. ..
SPORT GUARDS FOR W‘ORKMEN
The Department of
4 Labor announces that in one great iron
foundry. burns on the legs and fet7t IIt
hareI
share liberally horses.
I
In the profits which the luv“ III lilt‘I
) r -. 'I
the point which should not be orIr- leIInsyliIInIII
ityked is this—~tlIIIt in iiIaIlI I-77\III_I
7 III
. .
he int c or bonus or other tor
Afie‘l euiploycs from molten metal
1 l i ll been virtually eliminated by a safety
71m cIeI-r u y. . .. .. .
1‘ pth on the ll'll‘l first campaign and the use of minus
'11 stows It new s .
let-,57p17otettors. The use of protectors
Is so titleIlII- simple as to i77IItIIll t‘-IIlIIni
' 7 . 7 . - .~ ~ . . .. n7”:
’ n: industry. .\IIII lIefoiI lIII. .
V " louttl thi7 Ions-e of 1795. “"5 and his (“3.3. 'lhe remarkable
‘1 ' errs Si '7 s s . . . I
Ammn S - - - . .- thing is that it hasnt been done bI~
musibilltv for (it"ltilllfl pi ospei Ily
r ‘ l ) (I. I
'u‘it‘h its employct :, down to the liuni- f” . . ..
‘ Ti 9““. m I‘m-(I “1.01“” Baseball players protect lhciuselies
Most. rere s s :. . . . s .
of solidarity and fratern- with masks. knee-pads. etc. loothall
a new senst . . hMmmIM IIIIII
. ~\-I. . . . 1N1
.~.. .. -. d playtis .Irt pIIIiI .
7‘ . yeen American .IpItIIl an .
I” be“ beyond recount-
\\h\' in the
7 77" I 7 of almost
spirit of co-opcratiou “‘5‘ Hm“ I . .
7I._=_ tion to ward off Initiry.
“5..” as me name of cuimnon sense.
industrial lifef Sdlll‘ lll'illt‘illif‘
eious industries? I
is that” the workmen
w, it manifests .
“mm no been applied to dan-
ilIlS\\'Pl'
0 One
RADIUM N0 CURE
ayo radium was Ilook- dangers, “n.
such precautions as
'tlteanselves, out of the habit of faciuizI
notoriously careless in
A year or two
out upon as the long- sought for cure observing
The small quantities of «been suggested. Masks and Dads and
(’1‘? bought “D things are a nuisance. and each man
haw“
eagerly, regardless of cost. for nrtItii7 thinks he is going to be the lutky oneI
Zest was lent to the quest to escape injury. The chief responsi-I
rim-bearing minerals. Th9 Unit~I bility. however, rests with employers.
em into This is where the snIerInIs-I
out use.
(or radt
(‘il ill-
891 11D a I‘Ed‘m‘ paicu comes in. with its edu-ational‘
has flit'eildi Dl‘OdWed liarnmerlnILr nw.a_v until a man instead
thousand dollars of being ashamed of saiing himself
{with Iinollycoddle devices; becomes
himself for
rich plant and
several hundred
worth. I
Now the dream has been shattered. ashamed “01 to protect
'l‘he’ Crocker Research Laboratory of— I the sake of others.
Columbia University, after long ex-II 0
petimentatlon with radium on animalsI SENATE CONFIRMS N TIONSI
and human beings submits the disap- OI CONN. New A
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-The Sen-
pointing report that it has made no ate late. Thursday afternoon confirm-
" even sounds the “ arning ed the nomination of Durward E.
be postmaster at New
Preston Conn. ., and Edward F.
brook. The‘ Senate
v“ Dr. Francis C. Schmidt at “est-
en a 0 also confirmed the promotion of Max
. _ 7D Kiriassoss of Waterbury from vice
adirdblate‘the cancer cells and pro {console to United States consut- .of
w the growth “f the tumor. It miclnss eight. He is to be “conferred
:37an applied in large quantitieBII from Yokohama to Tnl nokutumm.
" tea; phwiciona or hospitalisation. wittf a salary increase tron:
" “I t 7 it may‘ ‘36 expected to $1,650 do u, 500 per annum. Maiden
no an
critic‘s.
that radium ts-- “often harmful rather Grannies to
titan beneficial.
‘ ‘wttnvsniali doges,
Wilson hair coat to the Substantial
tili‘
Il‘tuuallty in
‘ littl
Iltlf.‘
7lilII ls
‘tion and that the plan \‘rot‘rld undoubt-
‘edlI be a practical one for farmers
Iiions as to the probable cast of equip-
Imcnt,
, 'lsiand.
fever in the latter
"1..-“.W -__._.—-— .._.__V—~V.#_-~I
souls Willlllll i
l
l
Alllllll Willi
Nation Cannot Long Walton III lux-
uries and Prodigality and Endure
W... Istill ‘IIIIkeIl upon as the most practit‘dl‘ (Iptninu the tenth annual (Ioni'en I
INIATURE ALMANAC FOR lit-alllr !ll Hut nlIIn the main ma5s7~ 1’0“ 0| ”11’“ AITOtI'lI‘d'Ufm :1 Ll“; iii.
- IIIIce refittens in I ew o
TOMORROW lot a tumor “its been rimmed surgicalu Iit:iiitIlll \\ A Day of the Equitnblti
£11811. “‘18 9 09 a m” H9 45 P- m i)‘. the gl‘tm'ili of remaining portions: life AsSIyanIc Society soundtd Iii
””535 7 17-7 sets 4 27 - . .. . .. . , n.:iI1iII,L-.i;!alnst the eLi'aoidinary,
‘ __c — ’—’ '7 v .- ma‘w‘k’xml" to ”1‘ I‘m“ "1‘” ‘" “‘I“II.-Ipfu|m:: oi the Alumna“ “(MIMI
“EVENING SENTINEL TELE-Il l-ll’drd by radium ll'rfilllli‘lll. And “We rIejoiIe that our people may:
PHONE CALLS Inlicn patients are suffering. they can’ nImI‘I haIieI in'any IgfIIéiieIIIiiIIIJIIIIIiIIItl‘i‘IInIiIg‘:I
’ '7 III ie ! Ia were t , ..
Editorial Rooms—91m» made more comfortable by “the gene by" he said. “but this nation;
EBuSiness Office—93' irrliI-ious and intelligent eiiiploymIIIi Ittnnot lIInILr wallow in luxuries and;
‘Nwa‘k Brand“ Office—13887“, .. . . .. Ip: odiiinliti and endure. it is not It
Editors Resrdence—218-1I" (“ml qu‘i'm'iv“ of ”dim" 1i:‘|l"l()lit duty to join, so far as wel
‘tons‘isteiitiy may, iii an c'foit to as
sisi in checking this IlestIuItiu tIInI
: dctic y “
are pub-
hiahtsi sense of
Ira). “and liltil
insurance IItilcers
it seriaiits in the
term," said Mr.
trust includes both the initnagenient
of the insurance business and the
7;:vinnos of a vast army of people.“
”! [where the tiiuc has come." he
Ici‘tiiiiied. "when we should he more
assertite in protecting life insurance
"Life.
iiiteitsts and that \it7 should clit-
greater" heed to the factors. public
‘anti priyate. that Mild to jIIt)|I;tltllZl‘
IIr injure ihesc interests.
'A: l sfle it, we IannIIt longer
will: iiidit‘t‘ereiice, the rrcat nIIItlern
.\rIIIIicau sin of e.\iIa\.II;IItII7II A
u'elltratelctl Hindu I74 reported to
haw said in rIt‘tIuiiiinL‘ hi.- iiIIp77Is
s‘IIIrI ‘.hat of all tin lands ilt'
\i:7.ttIti.
oiII ulteie the inside of a slite of
Me IIIII is Iaten and the I 'II t I77 tlIiI-uet
away. \ou know it tied to be said
that the average .-‘\IIII7I7II7IIII home had
.I. II'nIosplII-ru III” unconiplaininiz'
which the mental and
I
”ll rally attributes of our people were-
I7:I-I.IIIs in pnlit y horiouinus and cash
-.III7IIIIIlIIi7s and the loss of lllslll'itllt‘t'
llli‘il I tion to iIuiIIbI-rlI-ss lIIiIIilII7.s l-Zy
III.\;.LIIIII7II nIIl intrcIItIintli leads to
'llill rI-sult in illhI-IIlth
t7tItill'ilIiilt7s It) the physical tie
the Hill
IIIIi lIII llll"!‘ htII'iit
iill’ It'ill(‘(l\ in“ t7.\tIIs
that Is going on III this,
I-IIIIIItrI‘ line.- not our mission and
plate in the nation's lite ju~7 ltI us
in IIiIIitIrtIIlIIIII: to consume the llwsI
of thc insured IIn-l in rt‘ztl‘t‘iilllt;
tnziit consistent \t'II_\ to lornai‘d
purt.I lII-IIlilI iIIIItIInIeiII"
Inly IIii altruistic and patriotic:
iIIIrIIIIsII, liii' it is directly i'IlIItIIIl to
NW it Iiiictioii ol' the cost of insurance.
’l II-7 lII.Iltli conservation ideal is pain
:tilirtii'tei‘s. but not .‘t7x last at it
should The iIrI-seii’aiinii of hriniflit
the primary ditty IIf I-iriliza
and ne should do our part in
tkt'l III7-t‘s‘
\I hicl.
I--IiIII.7ItI'IIn «It
l'SlIt'IIlI’ n7III
(’t‘lll‘ti‘llt'tl in
site lIlI- \i‘astI-
fort
the
This is‘
ttIIn
it
l
--— l
COOPERATIVE MILK PLANT
Plans of Farmers Taking More Defin.
tte Form
A! the first quarterly ineetin: or
the members of the Western t‘onneci
ticut .\lilk l’roduc-‘Irs' .\ssIII iittlon held'
in the llatilntry wIIIel-I'
which was attended by furthers fronii
\arious with producing towns- ith
principal sublet-t of discussion was tlII ;
construction of a co operatiuI illiiit»
plant at Bridgeport.
Prof. (‘.. C Smith of the Department
of Agricultural l7} conomics of the (‘on-
II-IntttiIut ALIIic7uhIIIIIl College was pie-I
sent and Irate sortie \ei‘y lit-'lplul sur’ I
cestions.
.v't cotnmiltt c consisliuL of \\ in (‘.I
city of last
i
. Iouuu in
of tieddiug and l‘. E. llartucll of New
.\lilt‘ord. which had been appointed
a former meeting for the ptti‘pOse
'
()i t
IIyisiling such co-operatit'e plants, re-
ported that. several are now iii opera-i
supphin: the Bridgeport market
This committee was continued, with}
the addition of Mr. H. C. Coburn or"
lh'ookfield air County Agent S. .1.
Wright of the iI‘airficld County Faun
Iii.uieau to make fur‘thei investLi ii-
sitc, building. etc.. and instruct-
ed to report tat an adjourned meeting
on Saturday December 30th at Dan-
bury.
tCY cOLD~WlNTFRS. I
in the winter of 1780 New York;
harbor was frozen over and teams‘
passed ,froin New York .to antenl
New York bay was frozen
pait of January,
18?1, and sleiglis passed over the Mud
son river from Cortlandt street to
Jers y City On lieb. 3 1844, Long
Island sound was frozen over a few
miles above New York. On Jan 20
1852, the East 1 ’ver was frozen over
and hundreds passed over both ways
between Brooklyn and New York. On
Feb. 10 and 1], 1356. the East river
was frozen over so that the people
passed over freely. 0n fan. 23, 1867,
the East river was bridged over with
ice. and 5.000 persons passed over.
On Feb. 12, 1875, the East river was
completely bridged over for‘fi‘bver
three and one- half hours. During
the blizzard of March 12 1888.1“
tit-u"
had .
the l‘nited State.» is the onlyl
l lhl‘
7 pt rniit.I
‘ cording
. local
. :inr
Ito the existence III II mIIIIIIpIIlIi in the
-In7nI rshlp and control of
- lric
.li;.l.itIs.
‘II-ntIIIl
ati from
is
.THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN‘TINEL.
l
"YOUNG SPIANISH' KING AND
SATURDAY. DEC. 23. 1916
, ’.- _____ ,._-—.I..
CHILDREN. ma soc. 16:”
, Boston St re
he Final Mar
I Downs t
"’6'
~- All Christmas Novelties
I IReducedin nice
' CI
?YO§IL
“9;
2
-;~_
Mar-kdowns from
Waggon» XIII mo «:5 (““9333”,
»\\‘
1-4 to 1-2
'USE OF NATIONAL FORESTS FOR
'WATER POWER DEVELOP-
MENT.
\\ .\SH!"“"‘(“’ 'l- 7 '33! Ill lite
says llcnit‘ .s‘ tiratts,
in his an-
(”Nil year lttlti.
t‘lI'IIt of NW lI‘IIi'tIsl .\‘I-iwict-
Vite iiuures show.
“i‘\l7illltlllt7lll III' relaiiiI lI t-lllitli pro
JHIN is particularly in evidence. ac»
Ioi‘tiiti: lo \lr limit-s. til the llocity
linuntaln HI; IiIIs t‘uliinruia leads in
amount of wow IIIIIlIr permit
and in operation. The lllll‘liwl‘ of
'Iansinission line pI-iIIItIs III IIIt'cI-t
\IIII; increased by lil dIIIinLI the yet:
The t“ Iipplicatioiis for pIIwIIrprIIJ'III-t
IIII~IIII~II ill tans ult'illtit‘ti s'
Alaska II notable I7IiIlIIIII-II.th«
lit the report, of illl'l't'll-‘H‘ti
interest in power III-telepruent
twin
II,“ National Forest lands there.
Concet’idiiu thI report prepared by
the l7‘tn'tIII ttIII-riIII in response to a
involution of the Senate calling upon
the Secretary of Agriculture for in-
formation recIIrIlInI: til!‘ ownership
and control of “.‘tlt'l' I'IIIwI-r sites and
facts hearing on the question as
ilytii‘twit‘t'
the l'riited States, Mr
tlrIIrt-s says: “This "report presented
in far :IIIIilIIr detail than has ever
lIII-n IIttIIqutIIIl before IIII e\lIIIusti\I-
analysis of Ill“ general power sitiia
III-ii. li Iiihewcd :I llltll‘ii'Hi t'tlnt'lli-
IrIIiIIIII IIl' tit'lilllli' and complete coir
II7IIl of II large perceiitaue IIt‘ lit‘\'9i(l|l7
«It nater I.IIuIr lIy II \tIiy few coin-
llata presented regarding in
tei'IIIIItIIInships throuuh coninton Ili-
iIcIIrs and principal oilict-rs iii'licar
III: :I marked tendency toward
sIIIIIItiIIu III couuuunity of interests.
pIIrtII-Iilaili |IIinIIIIn tlII- IIrincipIil
l7o‘IlinI: companies. The movement to.
\7 IIIII (Htllltt‘llllttlltlll in commercial
stations of all the primary
pontr employed in the electrical ill‘
dustries. and in niaiiulactures was
all sections of the
.‘s‘t7 .sItI . the rate of II7I’InIeniration‘dur-
iu:.7 the period 10091912 being the
lIiLhest in the South Atlantic States
and the t‘\l( iii of I77‘I7IuitttIttIIiion in the
]I(i\\'i‘r in
HR-
1qu not this Johnson of \‘ewtonn. A. G. BIii7,iiett jr i “Will” Sl-HN.
"’lhc rate of incrItIse iii “a IIr pow
t7." tltielopiiient for public seriice use
19li2-19IL’ nIIs tll)|il()xllll.tlt‘i\'
ilIIeI- times as great as in steam pow-
er. l‘ilniary potter installation from
lititt‘s as rapidly in the elIveiI West ,
Inn States as in the remainder of the'
Initetl States, while the increase for
primary elettric power for the same
period was H0 per cent. for the West-
ern States. asti against 22 per cent.
in the other States. Tho develop-
ment per capita of the “estcrn
States in 1913 was '3. 1-2 times as
areal as in other parts of the courr
try.
“The report showed a considerable
ovordetelopnieiit in nearly all the
'anet‘ centers of the Western States.
CII‘ ifornia, Oregon and Washington in
pailictilai showing" installations far
in excess of maximum demands."
‘AFT-ERJGORILL'A wSKELETONS
NEW YORK, I)ec..23.——Witlr Pro.
lessor Richard Lynch IGIrrtiner,.-scicn-
lists from the Smithsonian institution
and the American Museum of Natural
Hiwtory. are on their way to the.
French Congo in Africa after skins
and skeletonsof gorillas fo7 a group
of be mounted at the American Mus-
com. The Party left yesterday aboardl Reporting about state paupers charge against him I ....
the steamship Chicago 71017 anre ff‘omptroller Webster says:—— ) Dean Jones on 78tand. IbP-en Of great help 10 me. Whenever
“Applications for state aid have Dean Frederick S Jones of the colIImy kidneys have been irregular l‘n ac.-
PrOf. Gardner once fixed for seven
years in a bamboo but in Africa. study-
ing the language and habits of apes.
He. acquired a vocabulary of in enty
words. wfiicii he said in the limit of
the pe linguistic acmpdahments.
Wt this Ivocabtiiaryahb will
it ltlidaaitlrnhzo
l'iiitt‘d'
all sources and for all uses increased
rrom 1902 to 1912 more than :3 1-2I
"77.1:
. "O
'raIe of Train and Able Financih
leATE near LESS BY $3,,661862 . 5.,
, THAN YEAR AGO i 7‘"
‘ i i4.
Management in Figures of Complb
troller Morris 0. WebsteI‘s Annual
Report. 7‘;
A tale of thrift and able financial 95:13:04;
nicnncenient Is told by figures in sin»
if“ and parallel columns of Cniiipd 7,
'l'l IIII .\itll'l'iri I7 \t'I-IIsII-I it) (it)\t'l‘lltil‘I “Ire There have liven I‘cimlriuled at
“are“: 11. ”Mum”, 1W ”1.. fiscal i t\pI7-ti 7e of the state lI'It‘; persons,
“I.” ”III”, .\‘epteiIIbI-r 30. ifm‘; h and 2'.“ returned to othe states from
_- . I. 7.. 'l$y-1_/
“cs. 27...». ._ . _:_ _ V ';L\\ .L»
cs
Kt-
to rtiain 70 per cent. of the capital
stock of the new ,(Iorpoi‘rttion.
A number of Sheff students took
shows a IIIIiuIIiun in the dcbi “,7 the i hit tI lilt"t_\ t'I‘llllt‘. \\e hate receiied thII stand iii the afternoon. ll. (1.
‘late of S:‘.,ttt;t.i«t;2:l:'.. the “sures IMI'SQAIIIIM on account of collections linI-hanau of Pittsburgh. Pa, a se-
inc NI-t .p-pI sIIIIIIImiM 7in this. art! ti‘t‘dils. the result of our IIIII-sti ' nior t'delilllHl for the edification of
,Iit I77I “015“: H. i“ .wIM. ‘.h‘ 1916, cations. and the state has also been the jury, the various technicalities of
Wishitniti. .i7Il.I red of much more by direct pay- the well known game called “craps.~
it shows receipis tor the. latter yea]? Went: to hospitals and other institu lie told what was meant ,bi' the term
“I7 siiImgIaI‘u‘Ittt. as Iicainst "W‘l‘ilils fish. by individuals. resulting from "faith" and how the betting was done
rm. ”II. .\‘f'ill‘ before ol"$9.t:1_2.099.fltl.7 such Investigatimis." He not only admitted that he had
. gain at $1.:I2IIJII7IIII. 'Bhen It shows More Room Needed. seen scIIr-It mines of" this lend se-
'i‘lII- inc on in the store but. testified that
he had taken part Iii several of them
includes :lII» fol.
found: in the reportb
l\II(il(li|lll‘t“ IIt‘ $8.4i::,0t;f..itt, as coqutroller
;I:_'I|ihs'l ss,.‘.is,l.‘7I.k;‘I in the earlierI
year. 17:". pummyunu. “III 3mm fm- "With the increase of business in With one or the other of the .\II
Connecticut's treasury is $15,023:.flli'til all state departments comes a press: Ilcrnian brothers.
('itil list fund shows It balance in ”‘7'-‘ (”4-“ 1'0!" additional otlice room in Attorney Goodhari crosstitiestiou
treasury II" lump...- 1. III“: of the t‘IIpitol. The old supreme court ed Buchanan with a View to fiiltii"",
3t.:.7;ft.,tIr.rI.si, III IIIIIIIIIII $II114IIONT“; men. on the third floor III the west out whether Samuel Alderman profit.
. .I 3...”. mum“ In“. “I“ IS $3.09? cinl 7as been adapted for this use by ed by the games which went on in his
:.IE7_‘:‘.;’. 7 Iplllllm: in an additional floor on the store. fluchnuau replied that he did
Receipts, tirl‘k'l (If [lie fourth. with partitinm IIII nct know whether Alderman was
making anything out of the games in
which he did not lake It personal part.
we h, and buildinwa staircase so the
In. fifth floor oier this is also utilized.
driTinI; the'
1010, as.
'I'IIIIIIs paid to the slut:-
"Pill ended .\‘IptInithi' :‘.tt_
‘.‘li'L'ult'ti 3.0 “3.0.70 '..‘Jif 'l‘he imiunpp 'l‘iIn governor‘s suittd of offices hainir was asked whether Samuel Alder»
fI-cIII the III-III lil'rtt‘tliilL’. lees licenses, been painted and decorated and II Ina'r frowned on the gaIIIiIII and III-
iIIIIIIIIII and “)ipzfpnflnyl brought up new floor laid so that run. Iti'I7 I l\‘. one-ted the boys not to make a L‘.‘tl‘.‘.7
the receipts to the $11 nagging,“ The used rather than the old t‘t‘l‘p . . t) .. the harm out of his shun lie renlicl
IIIIIIIIILI Ipnirjhulnrs .o the state new boiler i‘or lie-IIinL purpII .._. lII that. Alderman had asked the bays
.IIIILI II-IIIII Its- tIIIiIIIIs: Silllt‘ my. been meL’ht and the live hummus infant-ifs} '7 gnaw-arm
fl,7I'III.tt7t.lT, net income from the ones reset." 7"‘7" I. ‘m-slfilsl at}?
IIIIp.II7IItiIIII lax. $1.:I9h08 .‘zl: illill‘l'l~ —--——-—--—-— ib‘tm being thronu out ol the sin. e
{In not complying.
Other young men who testified fa:-
llie state yesteidin were 17‘. it Her
ter and (‘Iaitz tulliman. both seiiiois
:iI Shelf. and members of the well
Gnu-8 Mn SIUDENIS known t‘loister society: W. \‘i'. Sinylh,
of \l‘l‘nUll hall. and (. ll. Arinstronc,
lttncI lay, $1It‘lll’.lfi::..lll.; railroads.
I Sill7,ltl~‘5,1:0; trolleys. $430 2‘20 .007, ' ‘
state stock Insurance i:I\7 stiltlflim'I A [R I A] 8" w
The smallest coiiti77ibuttu was the in
iernatlonal hankinL' companies, with'
$130230 The military tax was It hare
S” “(1.3513, .It7ai't7t7l7. enough for the
hem» of a llritish battalion of sewn, "“b‘ Itof lht‘ colony.
months. i NEW HAVEN, llec. l9. «That show Witness Frorn Cambridge.
Ht 'lic let‘s the largest ili‘oss‘ camel Icrls, not merely gambling, are at the “PM." “2 HOMO". formerly (‘00-
nected with the University Christian
association. and now II student of
‘Ilreolocy at Harvard, testified'that a
Lumber of well known athletes of
Yale had told liliu reports about the
Alderman place. Among these. he.
mentioned (‘Itptain Nelson ’l‘albot or”
be 1914 football team. Clement Gite,
the famous Yale- pitcher Iofihe i913
baseball team, and amend O‘hPi's who
have graduated from the university
from the insurance commissioner tllldI bottom of the pressing: by the otllcials
nas littlitnist. The total receipts-l. of \‘ale university of the charge
. from fees were $~t2tl.7ttti M. The totaliucz'inst the Aldermen brothers, tailors
sum taken in front licenses “'ris‘Iin the Hotel Taft. was made known
$1 242,613.79. Autos and their dritnlyesterduy afternoon *whcu H. Harold
Irs‘ paid more than the liquor men. \7II7.elaIid. registrar of the Sheffield
l‘e‘t‘itliize they paid. $763 727.91. whilef Scientific school. tank the stand in the
Iliuuor licenses produced only $-139.-IIIII7I7 famous case. . .
307.07. ’i'lIt’n license fee receiplsl Registrar \'reelaiid related the dc?I
ditIII ‘0 the garnet tails of a visit he claims was paid by
“‘iltifi 55‘ paid in the
fund from the towns. The low mark Samuel Alderman to his office shortly
.\t'as $100, from itinerant renders. Iafter the raid of April 8. “Mr. IAlder- Hobson came all ”W W'LV from Cum-
ltIIIeints from interest came to man began to plead with me,‘ said “Wig” ‘07 testify ”1 ”1“ case.
3203.21493. the lure-7st I-nntIthItioI‘I the registrar. “not to press the
help; the transfer of $113, 288. 43 from: charges against him. ‘Oli, Mr. Vree
Ithe school fund. Ne\t is-IIflgured the' land‘ he said. ‘Do help me If this
.iIIterest from t'l\il list funds $82. charge is pressed; my business is
”3.76 The smallest is $3,286.92. on ruined. I am not thinkinsz of myself
funds which institutions and com- but of my father and mother Please
7lllissitms, etc.. bold. llielp me in this trouble and l will
Among the miscellany the largest le ate town or do anything if only}
WORTH WHILE QUOTATION
Pleasure comes through toil and
not by self-indulgence and indolence.
When one gets to love work. his life
is a happy one." Ruskin.
t't‘t'eipt Was from the highway de- you will not ruin my parents, who SUSPECT YOUR KIDNEYS
partinent 81111 was $101,610.36. Next have their all in this business.‘ " \
.lhe income froru toll bridges is re- Chorus Girls at Bottom.
worded and is 351.954.35. .\lr \Ieeiand testified that he 101.1 T°° Ma” S°“"‘ N°“Wa'k P¢°Ple NC
in scale ‘of their size the. largest the accused lII was sorry the chaigel 9”“ Early Symptoms Of Kid-
disbursements were: Highway com- had to be pressed but that the gain- ney Trouble
niiIssioner, $1,934,962.20 common blinI was not the real occasion for if your back is lame—if you feel
. crools. $1.028.511.85: humane in tin determination of the unitcrsity in . _
isiiiutimrs. $987.0“.57: judicial 7ex~ pressing the charge. He told Alder Full; tiredhnnd Iall worn out
ilttnses. $644,922.90; and interest on man he said that the real reason was you are lard headaches, “i“‘k'
IstI-Itc bonds ' and temporary loans, the report which .they considered aches and dilly spells—
I$505.18~t.33. seemed well grounded that students. If the kidney secretion; are (list-
i The expense for the Connecticut were in the habit of meeting chorus ordered——
INIItional Guard was $3 2.519.36. ti cirls through him .and that he usedt I ., V. - , I. I
was some $128,000 above. the receipts to loan' them his big car- for use in'qtfuIspFa youII kidneys and mm a
from the military tax. The lowest taking these girls out riding nights ,‘ 'c‘ m time. .
classified expense was the carrying Alderman Denies’ Report. U” Dean’s Kidney Pills,‘the tirue- ,
charge. of the state board of media- Registrar Vreelaud stated that AlIItrled, home~endorsed kidney remedy.
iron and arbitration. which may derman denied the truItI of this It may save yoti from some serious
$21..I'I. Next. to this item front the charge. ‘How can you think that kidney trouble.
foot. of the list was the. expense for of me?" he said. “There is no truthI M . \. ,
soldiers' children $72 ... in the charge. Who told you?"l ake use of Mr” Hamilton sIexper-
Ftate bonds redeemed during t.th However witness said Alderruaii then, ience.
ycm aggregated $64 000. The amount agreed that. he would sell his our Mrs. A. Hamilton
transferred to the sinking fund wasl and never buy another so long as he. South Norwalk,
i. $500,000.
8 Elizabeth St. .,
says: “I have used
was in the city if the university of Donna Kidney Pills on different cc.-
3 7 t t 7 as l .
flcials would giee no 0 pie tie in the past and they=hnve
State Paupere. l cantons
been slildrtly larger titan last. year, legc, was on the stand during the day lion and my back hnsIbeen weak and
the applications being $1. 681 and the and produced a. proposed agreement aohyI have used Do'anc Kidney-
"approximnte number of persons aid which had been shown him, he said, Pill ' It fit 11 v . H (1
cd under the same about 6.;000 four by Alderman In. which the latter 5 3“ 6y 8 6 3°” "3 9""
Ii7een “aliens have been deported by agreed to get out of the active man- me."
the United States at. our suggestion. moment of the business and lehvep Price 50c, at. all dealers. Don't aim-
Iimi warrants for deportation have it in the hands of his clerks. John ply ask for a kidney remedy-met
been: issued for titty-five more: Broth Griffin, and Jacob Eek. Dean Jones Donn's Kidney Pliny—the same“ Ithat
”mafia" “Mm'fiw‘” flegmwm 4.”?qu 7 ”Wilma?“ “‘3 that Mrs.I‘Han;ilton had. IIFoster-Mitbtird
’ ii 300 P111!) ‘
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