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A NATIONAL BUDGET
epresentatite tilderson of Minnah I
_ has made in (“0“;11955 a ddfinite
posal of a national cxecuthe bud
fiat system. Whilt he does 'not ex-
II t favorable attion on his bill in
is Congress, he does believe that
I111; presentation of specific plans will
Jurther' serious c'onsideration of theI
1Whole subject and um push forward
the .nccotiaary proliminmv "13:99 to
doptidIn’of some such system.
Anderson tll‘gt‘s the creation of
cepq'al agemv 11111111 can consider,
.nder the direction and comic! of the
president, the finances of the governs
11112111 an a whole, with a view to pro-
mcthods and
:E’a ,
xuoting uniform business
systems of accounting and with the
low, especially, to considering the
rulitive. importance 41le necessity of
proposed expenditurcrof each dog
orlmétnt from the 'étandpoint of the
I fitment. as a whole." Ex- preaitlent'
I ft 1111 long ftn'ored such a plan.
Under our present system, heads of
pitrtmenle make thch' estimate, on
on well aware that thev' re not go .
3:35 to receive from Congress what
they list: for. 'lhcy an 101 t‘t'd‘tn 1111;
II I more than thcy peed in
rum" to get a fraction of'the sum.
111‘. result is a general confusion ill
tell nobody knows the actual fat-.111
y is respon'liblc for accuracy
.mdh'petlty in the estimates and them
acrepancy in the. cost. of per.
’ingIelmilal aolvlces in different
mmentu that i . astonishing. I
.1- «are is no general review of all lhc'
actually
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ibuie’hdltures or the 'Lnited 181:1th 111
AV central, responsible _:1utllority.'
it the methods of accounting vary
on; different doom-,lments so that
.. I .comparlions impassihle.
-Il'l e is no attempt to harmonize ex
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Iii {1113 been said that a budget, 11 cll_
1281i and propcily administetmed
0an make even democracy cfl’l-‘I
It's. high time. that. Uncle 311ml
I eloped some effective budget 'sy-‘s,
out It's not a luuttcr' to he hastilyI
éalt with, but the govefiiment should’I
as businesslike as. any powerful pri- .
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SETILING WITH COLUMBIA.
1111-11 a good time to do something
.1. he 00111111111111 treaty. We. 1:11.11-
ff rd to ignore any measure that
aim for peace. and hatmony in
mlsphere and strengthen the
, want from Latin-American
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zed the new republic of
land proceeded to dig the can
be we didn’t. Maybe we
ledI Ian ‘attempled hold-up
Iumbn. the pull of Colum-
liticians. 'But however that
hard, cold fact is that the
lumbia inc thoroughly
,nt-we conspired ughin'ét
Iced them in our. acquis-
_. al etrip. ,They' have
grievance until it is an
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{or their context-
nttmerlcnu coun.
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"also governments. have done, except
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. they (‘iilkllt‘lp much by an cducatlona
‘ so that they may get 1111 n1u1htnoultah-1rutic
'mcnt as pmtslhlc
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IIIIII'IIIII'II IIIIIIIIII] 'mcnt by emotion. Its manifestations States of America to l'heb best of their . M _ .
W 111' is thele not more (imposition...re ridiculous. but the country can'. ability" . CONNECTICUT MEN IOFFER POW
10.. ”'0 part Of the legal profession in not see humor in them. If hysteria Name ............................ ... ~ ERBOA‘Y'S F U S NEEDS
' 891101711 10 facilllflté and €¢0l10mIZBquch as marks today‘ 11 proceedings is; Street ........ ' . ........ No“ THEM.
the administration of justlcehAnd why bred among the lawmakers by an Oll- City ----------- State --~~~-1 r1. Ne w York panels 9111,11.“ a
into a worship.
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soon more I
Food riots in New Yo rk—people of
the richest city in the richest country
of the world clamoring for food and'
demanding that the public authoxwlties'
iio something to not common food-
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purses.
The riole: s were not out of work
There is plenty of mplmment in the
metropolis, as in nearly all Amerh .111
They
heir earnings tvould no longer
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burl
item the necessaries of life. Theyl
They could'
not afford to pay seven cents for a-
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wunted pllC( lowered.
loaf of bread and eight or ten cents.
.11 pound tor potatoes and thirty cents
for a head 31' cabbage.
But the municipal authorities could”.
Ido little Tilt-'1' cannot fix prices. 1111'.
cu could.
the national government
1 hcso ore the three Wall on hold on the charge at a plot. to muthl l’rcmiei David Lloyd George and
1~.1lur Henderslln, number of the British War Council. They on Mrs. Wileeldon her daughter; Mrs. Winnie
M11011 and Miss Kettle Wheeldon.
ed to shoot the two with arrown poisoned with cural'i. when they were at Walton Heath.
slim? 1 the three Women iii prison.
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Attcrney General 811' Frederick E Smith assorted in court that they expect
This photograph
poesibly ill the. stress of war.
Some things the municipal authol 1-
lies can do however, in every city in
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srnavnlem I .. 11'-th 'M
America, if they set about it seriouS-' t“ Y l1 8 .
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'lhey can work out a better :uYB‘ No good will be done by 9 aural . . L
FADERS’
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ONE m STATE WHICH .
MUST PM was INOW
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HARTFORD, 1:111. 211. m’Amondmant
~10 the state law by which the Dan-
bury Fair asociation under its pr-e
sent prosperous condition is .1101 ex-
lerupt from taxation was discuSsed at?
.11 meeting of the committee on fin.
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eliminated
by taking
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men's pwfils are
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where the collsumcr his
chic-\v-s ~Ffi,
anco yesterday.
The. law originated in the idea that,
'fatrs as agricultural enterprises are
of service to the state and all most
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people relat lve
fill“
They can prevent or discourage any
f'mm of local ”monopolt in foodstuffs.
product 11111. New
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USELESS LAWSUITS.
Fifty per cent. of all the litigation
ill our courla, saw a Kansas judge, lx'
unllccceslll'y. the
1cm for di<tlibuting the mod that on log the inconvenience and 9093......
“‘1“ the (11.“ T1191 "can llmVidP 1711“"; hardships that have arisen front ”10"
(“911.1111 middle Iincreaucd cost of foods. The talk
and about utarvatiou here and in other.
cmlrca of population in nonsense!
. I'i‘hcre is no starvation; there do not.
own purchases home, a soup kitchen open in New York...
of deliveiy. They can reduce‘lhl' ('O'flland there is no expectation that soupI v
of tolnnlmlities by reducing all deltv- kitchens need be opened The Iitua, IEWS
And tiou is not like that which existed in
.191le and 1914.15. previous to the
CRIHDRIL‘H to't ach .:l:"'.‘"“”"" ,OI ”‘9 European “1' in .11 '1’ of the fairs of the state which strive
~ . . . ltth reliaved us temporarily of the; .10 Ikeop thia- idea upermost a“. run
food value of v_ rloua artitles of dict l-Ideaolatinx effects produced by Demo- - STANOPOR AMERICA FIRST either at. a loss 0.. at a very small
extlmahunce and " Demo ""5“" ”I I”)? Sentinel: .profitbthc law worku out well except'
111.11, tponcy erotic tarlll‘. 'l‘hcre id plmhing in acute WI“ you mildly Willis" ”'9 ““0“" 'in the unusual m... 0' m9 1),",me
111111111111 and howling in other-«- and int; commutllctltlou as it in of general‘..........'..um...l fair
'lntercet-d persona taming from all- ”"9"“ 10‘1“” public at larlll‘ 'l‘hlu has been developed into a
arthirtit nxtlalors through the u'llole' The DINING HIV?" IK'IO“ was highly commercialized institution
All this hou'cv'cl doesnlt touch mulcmmmv 01 dtnreputahlcs down to cloned in a letter' received by Mrs. 'and “we dividends for the “h“...
basic cause of food priccs, which is German agenta art slit-ling up iron “"15”“ Ewartz, WW!" “II "‘0 \op'holder in the association have been
insufficient Lct M0 “WWW? “‘9" “l“- The lndm- “Ia'k 0' A R' from. Mr" w"""mIthe result fora uumberof years.
body, including 9.9.... city than with u "_11ial \Vorkels of the World )loltlher IlllzmlnlIInAsanSIIgtyd :l:;'d:I;)I K;l;:rll‘lv:f‘ Because the association pdys d...
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IIIUII 11ml. gel bu"! IuI'IVMIn" ”III Yllll‘lirlloz“0fitillfll‘:lrttblf‘:, some pic llam Cummings SW" -‘"-"~“We“'gfigslamghII:3::nI1IQIIInIItIl1Il;1I:1I1III.II
soil and trying to produce more food tureaque, others mcrelv soulld urc‘ Leaning, hire. John llava Hammond. 'souxht by tho Dallbury fair lnteh
this your than he produced last year. at their familiar tricks, 1111b their M” Simon 'Brflucllt Mrs Charles 8.1““.111... committee .00.. fl... matter
and next w~inte1 will bring no such ordinary dupes ill “1” 30“"“'““‘S Whitman and 3"" “I""m" wa' Jr. Iii-111cc advisement .'
lulrdilhlp. 1'....um‘ 'ury 1101.11.11 them . 'sThoIae builds. and many other oi" W'
I At present Congress. 111 talking prominence and influence ill the coun ISEPTUAGENARIAN SUES
about an appropriation of a million W. "W about '0 01131111520 a society; ALLEGING AN INSULT
3m. 11 billion 10 relieve conditions 11 shitlhtr to find of the American Dc. _______
.111 cont‘eesetlly Ignorant of. With that Ml"? Society, 0 “N9" known and -'Il’“ Allcgiou that and was brutally as
Ililll‘ philanthropy characteristic 0t triotic ”‘1‘" "f “'9'“ all 0' I‘Vh‘m' "'0 naultcd and compelled to leave the
Half cases could those who do good without filetlllh!f:mlllfll‘ with national affairs .home where she. had been promised
costly be settled out of court. A sim'. bl“ with other folks mono), “91"“ This ”I your' country I'Hllltel‘ In het Old 889 Ellen 31061.0!
. sontatives and Senatora arc declaringl Will you stand for America First? 5Newtou'n. I“... brought suit against
ilal' remark was: made by a Jllliflt (.1. what no investigation is needed that The land that given you m... 9......“ Mary I) Corbett, 0t Newlown .0 .9
“""mm' repute. at 'M‘m“ "”0"“ ”I what must be done is to haul money lion (0‘ ”“1 children ““90““ 1“” cover the property she deeded to Mm
Ithc American Bar Association. Some out (,1 the treasury and give 11 away 'erty. shelter, a chance to work “’“".Corbett “130 to .39. 31000 mum“;
Ile'nll authorities say that the propor- I'l‘ltcsc refl'dy 1.119111111111111 do nol' W118!“ 3'0“ “0"" made 3001‘ home-$11399” in the action we?“ filed this
lion of unnoccssaxy litigation is really know “how there is suffering. how Sign thlfl pledge. of loyalty morning in the superior com-.1 \
to cure It. or even how to find it. ‘ "1 PINK? 1113”“ 10 stand for Aim“ 1 The plaintiff, who says idle is 70
MM than ""'I' I'rhcy hive not given a moments ice. First. towivc nor my undivided al- yen“. old 51,119,, that; on May 13
Thus the coults are swamped with thoulthl .0 the. effect that greut gm Ileglance in all times of stress as well 191,6 5.... aglced to deed her proper-
business, and always behind with their crnmunt pluchnseg would have in a as in' peace I do,thia out of gratitude ty 1“ Sandy ”80011 to .1qu Corbett
calendars. Judges who want to cloan' market already demoralizcd by ab-t to the land of my adoption because it with the. nodal standing that ’1er Cor-
unthcir docltcts promptly cannot gl1e.normnl conditions mat horn; 19:21:: :33 givcil me protection and opportun. bolt 11 ould provide a. '10:}; :01, 2.:
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adequate attention I0 lfllpOl’lflJ“ “W.ggzzzineguig'eitlxttorfgl30:10:13! and' “l pledge myself to defend it "’11:;Iy'mzdtl Igggffngsga tifxes on the
es. The public cost of malntainlnuthe:Wyn...“ more than the appearance every means in my power whenever. property The plaintiff says she. was
courts is made needlessly high. The in tho “ml-kg. of ,1. Federal b1|ypr.t?an[‘d upon through the necessity 01,838....119.‘ by \frs Corbett and the
expense to litigants is nearly doubled. leth 'unllmited funds. invasion or foreign war. and promise. latter 11 husband last Juh. T119 1.1m
Huntlcp is delamd and thereby oftenI “c. are undergoing at the moment. ‘0 “(“0" my children and friends '0 is returnable to the march term or
Ian enlightening experience of govern- .revere. respect and serve the United coul'.t ~
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vlouulv false. "crisis." what would 1111qu Distributed by the American De
.pen if they were brought face to face tense Society. at. the suggestion of the
1 with a full grown emergency? I I‘Daughters' 1 of the American Revolu-
hat .0! folly yachts and pow'elboats
that have been offered by their own-
"1's to the government in case. of
is there not more chgal machinery sup-
plied for the; purpose? There are
large numbers of lawyer‘s, of course, M ttlon. mm This includes aeveral owned
"11ho conscientiously settle their ,1 [laws HUSIBAND GOES SLEUTH. This pledge can he. 599“ “l "‘9' Nor p1 L'ImlnactiIcuttuien ali- followe: Sag~
clients cases out of court whenever ll'!(i1.'w"1k andtllo 509'“ Norwalk libraries. lunme ill by Lawrence A. Howard,
*Foltow- Iand it 1.; hoped that: many will sign
and thereby show their interest in
d appreciation of the benefits they
of. Falzlnington3. 42 feet. long. speed
1.: miles an hour; Dawn, by Frankllu
NT. W BRl’I‘AlN‘,’ Feb 28.
there is any possibility of IIIdolng’ so.
no: .1 1111111 pally Saturday night 111"“.
There): are cities that maintain special
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courts and upecial officials for the in- tho ll‘otel Np'g'm" Leo Schumaki. 19 are: 3.3m...“ from thin- “gm. country Futrell, JL. 0‘ New Halon, 50169.0
mm... ~;.d...d.c....on“mam... that 11:11-39 old and unmarried and M11. 1' he fits that cost so dearly.lollg. speed? 12 miles: Sunny Billll'.
' ‘ ' . 111.11 Bykn; 17 years old, and lulu-plea 0 001'8. he by Atcll Selwyn of Ro‘wpyton, 5.5
111 the past and cannot be eotimatedl
ItlIn wordti. .
MINERVA HELEN NASH.
othertvlse'would develop into laWault.$
But. there is for too little of such ef-
forts A general extension Iof the prin-
ciple would be a tremendous boon to
our ‘whole sYatem of justice and
would probably'bring no loss to the
able and honest majmity of 1.111'ynele
101'. 1.110 yenrs,‘1vcre arrested today by feet long, speed 24 milieu; Amalia. by
Sch: rant Hart and' Palicem'un St0r'y.,
'l~‘1 .lnk Byka, Mdrj" a llusbundf made .
tho "1"“,an Leo and Mary wont Cam. Rlllstorlan, 1101111111. Chapter. D.
to the hotel grill Saturday night until I ' . ' . 1' I' < '-
WW 1.111111111111111 '0 a 9’31““ mm“- IARMY LIEUTENANTS- onoanao'
Her husband learned 'of the affair andl 1:0 FRANCE »
hail Leo brought to the hotel oflice't ”S'AN DIEGO Cal, Feb 2“ 44.18% of the Various committees. 1111 he
i‘rludt then went. up to the com 10.1.1.1,“ J B. Out-berry; Millard F 'haoI mew plans 10.11am for the
where he expected 1111111111111 wife and 11111115011, .lr., 'aInd Diveuport 11111111111 llama} “1'3““ I'M the “1"”
twllncgcd her half dressed, from be o~r .
army aviators. who have Just been or We
. neath the bed. Frank alleges that he (131.11 to 41:,qu 101' 111111111111 km“. 1 ,0; , - _
I 1.11311 to call a conceptual but: 0111- ‘m‘ 11111101111 “pm. ".3 21111111111611 trilo'otlllé of: the club. at 8 00101115
ounces of the hotel would not let him] of the North Island Auction School -:
He will be. in the police court; @1118 here Friends of the three once“?
mulling ' :tid they would proceed. to the avia-
Lion school at Buc- for instruction in. "
piloting . battleplanes
feet' long, 9 miles. .
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The new president William .34.. Mo
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KILLSI HIMSELF msrlano or
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'MlLl'Il'I‘IARY TRAINING IN SCHOOLS
KANSAS CITY," Mo.. Feb. 26 “Mll-
' Stamford bv l'lmcrhl Director AA.
R}. H. Merriman‘ of- 1111119111111... lib .
011 Thursday evening Frank Good;
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theat Clean-up Sale;
31111. CONTINUES
Y Extraordinary Clean- -up Bargains I
‘ in Dry Goods
2,0110 Yards
CHALLIES
:1 About 25 (IlllICl'tilll pat-
”. terns: last colors Special,
530$ yard
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. I'Iinc suit finish, yard witlc. '
l11'clvc yard pieces 31,”
CALIFORNJA i I
WOOL BLANKETS ,
Extra size, fine sol't wool.
1'11 clcan- out before invcn-
tor} ........... $5.00 pair
W 0th $10. 00
CURTAIN SWISS
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. TI-fal'kcd cspccially low:
1. SITIIK‘S, dots, crossbars and
figured designs. Yard witic.
women's NEW'SP-RING
COATS AND DRESSES
I-iI \rc. coming in cvcry «lav.
In all tllc 118“le styles and
colors
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NEW‘ SILK STRIPE
SPORT SKIRTS
’.l711r women and llllHS‘cs.
Thc larcst fashions. Eight
diffcrc'nt styles. Remarkable
valuc‘at I: ......... I 35:43
SPRING BLOUSES
.\'c\vcst models. In- all
thc
colorings,
vcry new fashionable
(lallllll_\' cmhroitl-
we -
crcd and lacc trimmed.
Larg'c varlc'ty, llltitlcmtcly
pricctl.
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WOMEN’S SMART
TAILORED SUITS
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Arc 11! 11' I1cing’shu1vn. Dc-
llg‘lltl'ul models. 11c1vcst fol»
rice and colors. Must rcas-
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grit 9 o’clock flom St. Joseph's church.‘
to 'pqmains will he taken to theI
Collins where
dale... Alumnobilo cortege'.
Mr. Murphy was. as the old maxim
puts it. “a self-made man.” He was:
born in Norwich, Connecdcul,
titty-four years ago Saturday.
is non much known about his 11:11.1'
he. came to Norwalk. Hexemalned in
a polishing bnuiness
the maihordor business. He. pros
pcrcd 0111i opened up
business in Stamford.
tales or great wealth in the [10 1|
mines in Alaska. be joined tho Klan
dikc Club and became its president.
T111111 club was compoued of a number
of local men who were interested in
gold mining The members of the
club went to Muslim “here they in-
vested in gold claims. For various
reasons. however, thr. club did not
prosper and Mr. Murphy returned to
Norwalk Here he resumed his mail
ordcr business. it has grown and ex-
panded until now it is one. of lhc‘
largest of its kind in' the «bunny.
Mr. Murphy will be missed on the
East -.Slde He was respected by alt.
He was eSpecially interested in politi-
cal matters, and showed great inter-
est in municipal affairs. such as
he schools, etc.
'cTRACE PARtSH Noras.I
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Monday—Junior Guild Sewing meet
ing with Mrs. Munro, .40 N. Main
street, South- Noiwalk, _ at 2 o‘clock.-
Guild- choir- rehearsal ln“t,he parish
attire rectory at 8 olclock.
11.111111141111111; prayer and ad.-
dress at 6 o'clock Girls" Friendly nox
clety in the parish house at 1:30.
Wednesday-«Wows '.Gulld' par
116.119.111.111. Evening pray
'sollnon at 8~.
house u‘tI 7: 30:52
'l‘l.ursdny-—Celebration of the Iloly
Fridayv~thnny at ii o'clock.
butnrdny—Evming prayer at 5.
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life. About'thiny yearnago. llowevcr.I
town only a short time when he re '
moved to Stamford where he started WHO“. 0 negro pm tel, at a local ho—
It was not long tel and J
3“” this “’53 established “he“ he connection with a jewelry robbery in
came to Nomvalk again and 11an into which Mrs. George 0. Hammond ant!
another place of her daughter, 'DOrothy,
Eveningsprayer 111.5 o'clOok. Junior
house at 8 o’clock. Vestry meeting
~ impurity.
Continual. 111: ll: 30 Rcct'or's helperst
No. 9 West Main street: at ~3 o’clocknl
will be 11 the mummies til}! . .
WESLEYAN ABOLISHES "CANNON
SCRAP"
MIDDLETOWN. Conn. Feb. 20,—-
The celebration of Washington's birth-
.duy was belated at Wesleyan 11,1111 re.-
' .placing the
Eyears. it took'the form Saturday of a
gathering ill memoriat- chapel. at noon.
‘ at. which Governol' Samuel McCall,- ob
from the late homo. 13111111 avenue r. 1d Mammhuacrte. was the chief speaker.
"cannon scrap" of many
Alumni came here f'01 the week-ends
. and 11s 'mot'ning class room exorcise.»
interment will 1191'“ war? conducted as manual the 1isitom
St‘ John’s 01111151111 cemetery. Sprlhg' saw the \undergraduatcs at walk 111110
later in the day How the. livlicr 21.1111
more social side of college life.
Tho- alumni banquet was hcltl Satin-
HELD FOR $1300 ROBBERY
NEW HAVEN,1F‘00. 26.—1C.C. H111-
l-l OEVerson, arrested he
had 81', 500 or
valuables taken,I\1ero bold ill bonds
Becoming restless and hearing lh" Saturday pending a search for a third!
11111.11. Much of the jewelry has been.
recovered.
WHY ClllllY IYlAIIIER
Blllllll llIlllIMllllll
Says Skin Pom are Cloud: and' Uric
Acid Reinalm'lni'alood'
[Rheumatism is 110' rdapector of age.
sex, color or rank. If not' the most.
dangerous or I human amlibtlonls it isi
one of the most painful Those subject
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the (run-d District Electric Plant, pub- to rheumatism'should eat less meat- '
.dness as warmly as possible, avoid am:-
undue exposure and, above all drink
lots of pure water
Rheumatism is caused by'uric acid!
which is generated-in the burials and
absorbed into the blood: It Bilbo tunc~
tion of the kidneys to filter this 110111
from the blood and cast‘itout in the:
urine; tho pores'ot" the on...“ also
a means of" tracing the blood" or" this};
In damp and?— chilly, cold
weather tbeI- sklh pollen" Idiom thus:
forcing the kidneys 19' 1101110631101me
.they become weak and sluggish 111ml
ioh fail to' eliminate this Wim'mhi‘ch'r
er and keeps accumulatilik and circulating.”
1c _.10 K A" pBJlSh ‘hTWfl' the Sfltem' ‘MW am:
has limbo join!!!» and muscle; causing”
stiffness, soreness atu'd- 1111.111 calm
rheumatism. ‘
At the first twinge of' Him
get meaty.- WW
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ful hr it glow of W“ “439*
normal notion. than.
Norwalk Chronicler