'_It is an‘inte‘neothig glitz ,
doubtedly will, be troubles to overcome
and unforeseen details to be worked
out in practice. It indicates, however,
inhow many new and unexpected
lfiKRWA
NTINEL
~-
JAIEES GOLDEN .
j r -A‘ i
1.1.. o A. L. «mourn-m
“WEDNESDAY, March ‘12, 1919
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“RENEE ALMANAC F03
T ' TOMORROW
High tide 9:17 a. m.; 9:39 1). mg .
Sim rises 6:11; sets 5:55. . Q-{zavc an inspiring bit of advice
I I .1 §Americana at a. dinner in New York
Member of the Associated Press. 1 gum other night.
The Associated Press is exclusive y: .. , . ..
lntlttled to the use for publication org 0‘“ are 3‘ the commencement, he
nil- news disparthes credited to R orjsaid. "of a pcriod of new and vigorous
. . , ‘ -
3::‘lgigfrgig gzfirgegagggaid ”Gian. You have material here in
All 11ng Of ”DUNK!!!” Of I‘W'Amcricn for pointels and singers, for
t‘gegspamhes herein m Also re.étlrarm; and story, that would drive us
,_ _ gin England crazy. You must. you
: I'VENING SEW “misimply must..paint. and tell of this
PHONE cm IfilllSlSlnIZ America in terms of rel-elli-
ed as fast as its possiblities for peace.
Itime enterprises are recognized.
HAVE FAlTH AND JUMP
“You‘are at the commencement." he
to
wwmlonflgm‘n' lion and beauty. Have faith and
Business ce—II. w
Iorwalk Branch adios-18“. 1“"‘1'i _ f
Iditor's BesidenHl$1‘ That would make a fine motto or
Ultyflditor’a Residence—4m
mess W" m". fort. political. and economic as well}
' '* 113-12. ' as artistic: "Have faith and jump!“:
, fl MASONIC NOTIGB. - The big Americans of the past. of,
every sort, have done that very thing.
. . ~ ‘itslderea
«out Well, Lodge, No. 108, F. and A, M. Our two authors eneralb co l
Meets in Masonic Building, South the greatest, Emerson and “human.
attain street. let and 3rd Tuesday or
I IIetItIIch month—July and August exocpl-
Wat 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons’
I I . 'of Old
cordially invited. John K. Finch, “if . _ l
1;, Robert M. “11“”; secrefnry' ”tress the soul of America in their own!
i. 4
. {lira}: as they understood it. Their,
*1
were striking examples of this. They,
launched forth regardless of the paths
l
’W'orld precedent. seeklnl: 10 ex.
‘_'l— kto
CLEANING THE ATTIC '“m
A womanwho had lived in the some} _ l , or
house for ten years mountcd her attic obliged _I0 go Io Europe {OI I mm?”
' ‘inspiration.
- stairs to give the attic spl’inz, .
- . . .. :of the minor writers who lllt“c had.
cleaning. “1th a Sinking heart she; . _ l
“i . . ‘any considerable succesn. it IS so
“Viewed the motclv ocllection fl‘onr l
its
. ' - iIn ers. scui nor.- and mush .
beds to roll: of wall paper. and con- olth the pa t I I _ _ gnbscnt " ,
' distinction legal session as :t quorum of five men»:
L .
w
-1 ., ... _- won
aldered how much of it had stood lllt‘l’0;( tans who have—— “ k 1
as ' - - ‘ ‘2 » R
.unused since last she cleaned. abroad, fo‘ ’ urope does not it e s v-I
I Iput up there for seasonal storage rczll-l'mn‘am-‘I and srncenty. .
-- iv a part of her household equipment. :Our two authors generally “mmdewa
the Whole loIt had stood untouched ext , “I?“ more conspicuous followers
.un‘I
ways the airplane is destined to be ns~
,‘and harmony. »
l immediate arrival of the councilman 1’“ mnS.
Ibut this spirit soon turned to one of 0 ~°°ur889
‘ lrict. and
' soil.
were. far above that of otliers‘ “‘olfc
. . :' All arc avowed striker's with the ex-
IIIDO' lacking mIIII supreme IIIIIII' {III 'ception of Dr. Wolfe. who was calico
.away shortly before the meeting wasl»
it has: been so with most! called to ordcr to tum-wer- an nmmem
icy sick call which (hold not he neg;
lectctl.
“1 i ll Y t‘ l‘ [A . li "wish initationmlt seeks afitl praises or-g‘ Pornoration
t1 :9 cuccp ion 0 a t“ t 1 u“, ; Councilmen Volk, Stevens, and Clarke bridges and
i waited patiently until 8:30. when
lmceling was called together simply.
of; as a matter of more formality.
. ~ ’ roll was called by City Clerk Robert-
cepf for the annual cleaning. :1 lmllilyi‘hm rule. Rockefeller. Carnegie. HFI‘L II
, » :I . . 7- f ’7 a sum tritium.
. CAREEDOUT . ‘ 1 While atheism 3330350 l“
: ~ , ‘ maketo'it’ ”gyro em.”
' STRIKE THREAT mm 0 81
to suspend licenses g: (:33
I “'9 5 i , 'ntoxica
l :L‘Oatlnuea no. than now m “G causes 1
Fatal accident. the. second important
.chahgeln the revision adds the ot-
Much its eXpocli‘d to arise out of the ration of taking a, motor vehicle with-
, unheard of actions of the men elected our permission and evasion of re-
tby the people to transact their busi- sponsibilily for accident as reasons
[noes at the meetings of the council for obligatory suspension of neon-an
and Without doubt many of'those who for a Certain period. in onset; ot
' have bills pending payment will move minor offenses, ninety days is_ set as
' to have them paid. By thi‘lr failure the maximum period for which the
'to attend last night's meeting the commissioner may suspend Peensog'
‘striking lawmakers literally “killed" But, in the instance ofadriver re.
the city which will remain "dead" un~ peatedly hmugm up fora hearing on
til the memebrs of the council and the charges of reckless driving, the law
executiVe can again Work in unison would reserve the right to the com-
missioner to declaro him an iinln‘fipf’l‘
Expectant Crowd Disappointed. Df‘rson to operate a car on the public
By 7:45 a goodly number of interest highways and, on that ground. perin-
cd spectators and council meeting ancntly ln rcvoke his: license.
habitues Were on hand and during: the May Arfe‘t on ”ht
rttuaining forty-live minutes before' There is already ‘on the statute
Mavor Donovan called the meeting to boolfs, a law adopied by the present
order as many more put in nppeaiwfesston authorizing inspectors of the
once until nearly 75 were seatedjn the 111010!” VPhlcle department to make
(‘ozmcil Chamber or were standing Ill “"9595 Wherever and whenever an
the corridor outside, all discussing the ”19 hiKhWaY they see Violations of
heralded but unexpected turn of at ”'9 m0“)? vehicle law. particularly
fairs. perm-o and shortly after 8 ""9 rules of the road. including the
o'clock all were eagerly expectant the m‘lmmcnt that lights be displayed
This provision is designed
reckless driving and
consternation when not a sight of the the “”0“ 01' unscrupulous drivers in
timeout-day America in all lines of of. ahsentoes was seen or any Word heard taking advantages "I the care exer‘I
Vcised by law-abiding drivers.
t hem.
from Passing Trolley 3‘"
Three Councilmen Present. .
Promptly at 8 o’clock Mayor Dono-‘
van put in his appearance and took his; standing MW” cars. is made 3"?“1“
customary sent at the executive bench er. While ”'9 existing law reqmres
together with City Clerk lrving o. "m a“ “'Omoblle m‘VG‘mS m ”‘9
Robertson and Corporation Council some direction “3 3 trolley car m”
Edward J. Quinlan. Councilman has 8‘09”?“ ‘0 receive 0" “5‘41”?"
Gourde W. Stevens of the Fifth Dio- passengers come 10 a camplete stop
II Frank L. Clarke, of the "ct less than ten foot from the rear
Fourth. were the only members of the end of “Ch 3 our. the. new '8' “I09”
low-making body present. At 8:0.» require an automobile approaching a
Councilman Charles A. \‘olk, Jr., pu: standing car from either direction to
to his appearance and he was the last come '0 “ “mm!” stop not less than
to arrive. Councilman Edgar G. 311m gt?" me" fmm “"9 “d 0' ”’9 0‘" “r“
phy. William .1. Moon. George D. iiuotdpl‘mm' and in“ "mm at 9'
Albert 1... Eldridge and Robert MJreasonable rate of speed. If there is
wove "8th as ”m absentees ;space for the automobile to plus the
‘goltr at a distance of fifteen feet on
geither flldt‘. this ruling is not. applica-
ble. except insofar as the automobile
would be required to slow down to 8'
rate of speed not exceeding top miles!
.an hour. The action of any driver nt-’
9”, . _
No Quorum; No Meeting. 3 nipting to time past a. car faster
was impossible to holda¥
reckless driving.
hers is necessary. Mayor Jeremiah' Adulter ‘ -
, _ - 1 col n ,
Donovan and City ( lerk Robertson; “mm”. bill, o‘egiwcaha; {ecu sub- be m the fix
Counsel Quinlan, 3"“ mitted to the committee on roads.
“‘9? Automobile
The
any other substance.
on and the three nttendlnx council-; This 33 aimed at unscrupulous deal-I5
The "‘Qulrement relative to passing
than ten miles or, rte:- the above “939-
As five members of tho council “I“‘flprovisions “avian???“ observed. Would' . The lead of the 51mm
be considered prima faclc cvidoncv of,”
,terday afternoon
had to issue without
rivers by tho i‘onnocticut from the outside worl
Association. Would fix a hopes that today we
heavy many for dealers convicted of tam bm’f ‘ekms 0'
lulultertititmr gasoline with kerosene or the storm. and ascertain the ”0599‘"! -
of the future. .
who“ unhour for rebuttol. flop»
“or Clyne of New Haven, presided.
0f the many similar hearings in our. .
rrage matters this one probably was
the most interesting. The arguments
on both sides were short. crisp uni to
the point.
Expect Full Rights Later.
Mics Katherine lfidmgton, president
attire Suii‘rm association, had charge
of the arguments forAho measure and
she outlined the argument for pttlttal
suffrage by saying that Connecticut
”women Asked for the presidential vote
from a Connecticut legislature become
this was purely a Gonecticut matter,
women-looked for full emancipation"
in the very near future by a federal
amendmcnl: meantime they wanted a
partial recognition of their rights
through thishill and possibly full
rights may come through a Connecti.
cutrcfcmndum on the stale amena-
merit.
“’itll this introduction the hearing
continued as arranged. Othem who
spnkc for the ‘bill were Miss Nancy 31.,
Alvortl M.
Schocnmaker. Lieuzemmt
Simotm and Robert 1‘. Butler. all of
Hartford. Among the opponents who
spoke were Mist-t Charlotte Route of
New York: Mrs. Daniel Markham oi
Hartford and .1. [lit-ney Tuttle of New
Haven. . _ Lil
ANNIVEliItISIIIARY 015
, BIG BLIZZARDf
CHARMING NEW DRESSES ARE nun: i
i'\‘ ~l' » it .. A,
!
-ConUnut:tl from First Page. I
of Spring.
How the Blizzard Tied Things Up
”I‘ll-z an; on told story of how the big
blizzard, the like of whidi has met-
been known before or since in New
England. tied up tramc both by land
and; water for nearly a week, and bus-
iness of all kind stood still for nearly:
as long a period.
The Sentinel came out with its tin-I
ual 8 page edition on 11011.. Match
12. 1888, but the next day Just asingle .
sheet was all that could he gotten out:
owing to the intense cold which. tied,
up the motim power. The first page:
had four Columns of news about the)
storm with these headlines: ‘
Blocked“!
The Great Storm. . i
Everything Blocked 1’1). 1
No Trains—No Telegraph—~No Bust-l
story starts
kc thistw
“When the Sentinel was issued yes-
we littlo expected to
that we are todny. We
could at least ob-
; 2
"1.1.51 night the storm increaSetl in
l~ hovel cfl'cct With smartness in every line in a lmaut it" c
f colors, I I II
! FASHION A BLE' CAPES
giving any news. I
d. but we were in ‘5
the extent of {ID 0F STYLE
t2
WEDNESDAY, he};
. €th
“In Beautiful New Design
l
St
L 2M7 ETC.“ 2,.
are shown in
fore.
All the newest and most; desirable mom: ‘3», .1
greater and more attractivt v...» ._.
tl ‘
4A” “Soul Serge Dresscx )Iiltl" t SI 1 .
sell for $13.5”. 0n salc ................ . . . t; It
g “'t‘ do not llcsltlltc in my the» [)5'|‘\" \ , .. . . I
gilt-st value we ilavc cyt-l‘ lN'tI‘n lilolc in mitt-r I I
."f
Every Dress is now and styli~l..
:lllti
'l‘ltt- matcrial is splcntlltl quality
is cmploycd in the making.
No less than twenty handsome ncw mmlt-h .
such low prices. (‘olors and stylus it. pin;_..» ,t_.. ., . ..
Ut‘lt‘. I I ’
L BEAUTIFUL SATIN DRESSES
i‘ Ills! inctivc models a lid ‘ O
$16.49!
fashionable shades ..................... . ,
TAFFETA SILK DRESSES 9
Tall. wine. wixtcria. Pckin $18 50 and $22 50
. .
llllt‘l :l:l\'_“ arc the colorings
‘ GEORGETTE DRESSES
A
l
t..,,
$22.00 “rut $24.00
$16.98.!
New Suits fii
l
23.”
t a; t-.~ Tll'i.‘ very becoming. (‘apcs of wow or
1 incl: «ergo of thc very latest Int-("‘ls . .
AN D QUALITY AT LOW Pth‘ES
Suits hunk of cxccllent fabric-
.mltn-x ill' fancy silk": are
‘t'
‘* :‘thc Jackets lined « ,- .
‘ l‘tIin‘i
lnal‘kt‘tl speciality low, tlw- '
. . - , men were the only ones to answer m" ~. ‘~ 0 - fury. and the mighty blasts of win : W . . . u . = -- .43.».
. hunting ground for moms and- duut‘tttould. Morgan. Hill. Harrinun and? their names. M m.“ conclusion of 'm‘fagsm‘hnehlx'fhbegg mixingéofne Darling drove the snow with in ed f d; t", tn- .tlgtl cloxtu null-gm oi profit. :1
. . Some of it dated back to the «time ton ”‘9 my" all have plunged m and 'mIkII "°"'c“" ““ immediate motion “‘35,“, enable them to underscll legitimate in all dimc'lons» and this morning? I STLIVNIVC V ’I ‘ 'I'Q "
l! ' - b h" .1 .3. , 1 ‘ ; t fled ”H, new problems of ”N, 3-01.? made to adjourn and it was carried. mains. in many motors. automobile W last night were considerod £111.! ‘. ' ‘ ‘ - ' A E“ (DA .V p
,1 . years 9 c.. \\ n ll 5m hm lll()\t"(l -n o . _ ‘ ‘ . ‘ l . mt)! ‘ No Sagan,“ from Murphy. 'nwn any .ilte kerosene is drawn into mense snow drifts had increased «35.13;.th if, (“ff“),m“ mmlolt; _.
. the house. \\ orld m a he“ “at, am “on. -- ’ for those who were absent it was tho carburetor Nth the gasoline but. h :1“.m“"- E7"? ”‘1‘“? 0’ mm’itshlfll‘t rt-w shrine stvltw 9 98 III 2-1
.' ' u .. ., . ,, ,om‘ ~ Pdison is learned that ilr. Wolfe mu: prevented being (00 heavy remains in the cylin- [Inn (381.80“ is cut all." - ‘ l- . ‘- o - . .;
t ‘ It had cost her tent to lions-T- more l““‘3 'h' (”in invert ‘ Limm nhondl . l . ' . . . , . . ‘_ ,, . 7 7.
,. , , . . _ ,- ogdne to his professional- , These conditions continued unul .mm ',-;*""’Q7.P&wi ”OI“ . ..- .
III SI things than sit.) used, hf’iltul‘SS stntxulfiml’” 3 mg "1““ chuck full,o[ Amen] duties, «which toilet; for his Imml‘dmlt‘IglmhleiI2lELGMsfgfi-lngzzgfingte gm just {our o’clock 'Wedneeday “(wring II‘ I III I” i“ 4" *rvwf"? Q“. if”. Q a!
l aim“), “1,, ““qu who]. "r (.,,,.,mnq}can qnltliticswnhtl faith ln’l‘hest‘ quail-,I‘Ml‘lllmfi- George D- 33386". it was we. in the crank caste the kerosene “m“ ‘4‘“ "V0 “E (701‘ "1089 days) ‘ ‘ “ ._ .. , M _ -__ ._._, __..._‘_.
33 g, , t . , .t ‘ ‘ "tarnvd‘ “IRS in NPW “ark City on ”nab dilutes-tho “lmcatjng on ’93‘1ng On‘ 31ml {Mzh‘ 931g “I“ “‘th had slal‘l- '_“-—‘-_LAAA .
‘i the mental disquiet or tit-t-umiilatt-d‘“""I- 'Bt‘ss yesterday and was not expected” kmgnp and carbon in the crank 0m from the Harlem river freight §""""""L"'-:"v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘ ............... ”NW“
I things and worst or an lm- {like ccon- “'v min!“ ”’0” zll'rll’ m" mincirl'“ "“m‘” “'1'" 11"" l" ”1" 9“mini: Milo-rm with the erquc-m result that ““11 94ml” Tuesday morning. Hucceed-i NE II
II ‘ I I I I I l , . . l l ' l in? M“"‘"-"- “(an “‘3‘:th by a Si‘nllnt‘lxbcarings are burnt-d out on account of ed in bucking “‘9" “I”. through (lief PR [NG
only had robbed lilo: poor, for there to l 1‘ PH“ “‘ 1”“ lump m ”"5” on . reporter Inst 1-\ t-nlng. refused to make‘tne illegitimate dealer's scheme. dilfis, pulling a ““9"?" Old 93333339":
wore article: which would harp mam. \rliith thv nation finds itsqlf with rr-l any Mmcmcnt and said. "I {mun .__... car. an: Phogoxraphefi't‘neorne S. xorth. -
' * I I . . . ~ : nothing '0 Ftl)’ now. l said all I had; a M‘flll‘t‘ a p otogjrap of it, which is; S! IITS
:7; .3‘ needy honlc more comfortable card to mhcr nations. “v are m lht‘, In a month ago." ‘ In answcr l0 “CO‘JRT HOU:E SUI" treasured in many it local home. . 3* I’
, The woman decided that h”. ”.3: {m- mimic of tltc mus. Should ivv H il'; mitistion as to oln-tltcr or not he would: IS INV‘ADEI) BY .Mr' North “‘"k "10"." pictures the A l MODERATE P ' é
‘ . . . .ttttentl fullll‘l" ‘lllt‘flllnfifi of the council.i w a r "’4‘ day, When U"? fir-‘1 PnFFens’er. . RICES 5
further saving of any of the things we could—rcluln to our isolation and, he replied .1 do not “.5?“ m my.“ STRANGE ARM‘ 'lfiiillr‘ camc. will in tho morning from; a
should be whether an olu‘f‘ct'hatl come ln‘m'int~iztlin. ul‘ «huosw :t lt-ntlin: to!“ Special‘ Meeting Probable. " . M“ Vrfm‘m and “mil" ""2 afternoon, ’ I‘
. . . . . . . . . . . .' .ltnt “hat action will be mitt-n m Continuml from First i‘agc. "3“"!an ”19 “ml 39" lurk papers ~
to us second clean“): Without Dome in math! :tfl ms? “t- lmva trzml nnu \lr “uwh‘. m. “H Donovan in n}; ’ smcc the lll‘GCt‘t‘dil‘tL! Sundav. .9 l
‘ ‘ . _ ... t ..; “M .' \‘
used, she and her family livin: (‘om- l‘l'm’i'!l ”I“ t-z‘llmcy or .\lllt*ll('an pair IIIIIIlIIslll unknown. but lII i.» l‘ikv-ly IIlIII'I “Judge" to Regcue “,n'Irié'ilflgl' :‘IIgggllh0:;Tl‘lll:::llb:;)flll‘:“gin?I it
. . ‘ _ . ti ‘ll - ,1 .~ _ . , ~ I . _ , _ Pro 1:1, v i it” u spun-la lllFt'illlgi of t w, leo- secrt-cy surrounding tliv anti» . ,_ I . ' . I‘ I
fortably utthmll It m th‘ meantime ill I ‘ ‘IIII II Im II!" "“nflm‘m' nt $114.25 rtmncil “ill be called within a leis I‘l‘lIli'g was {li‘ltllv cxlvlnint-d lu)’ IIlrImTI‘ Thyrfdla“ night, “H." i} mI'Ia'I. .-.. .
. 30 it must 21). ll ll>zlblv it must go “1‘- biivk Tlmsv lili‘flls [for ntlivl‘ "”“ImIr IrII‘)“ \tIIIIIII H'” "llisini: iiitrmlwl‘s ‘E'n':II-"‘d¥*"' l’vtcr llcitl'ii-Ilz. tlIw man Wllt’ {Lithium III “IIISIIIIIS and IIIII‘QIH‘I‘I‘ 0i ""’ “ A‘VHXGTON .IQ'J'REET CI AR ii: ;I\'IkIt_-‘:I.\ItIf‘ :
' wharejlwoum bx115ti: 'i g no 5-3.:- t-nls? 3 l" 5“} ’PWflimd and ('Gmlfi‘llt‘d 10 til-Ittpt‘rtllcfi lllt- "lift" in the building J‘, .1 ‘ . .- . lWWVA_-VAVAA--AAAAA“ I
‘3 . I I.I I IIII I I , . f loud in (illlihllllllt‘u with thc lll'iuisitms and who is looked upon its jllhl (is in!» III-H :I "n.” I tlundhe um“ “an“ paIl . vvVV'vv'v"A'A'-'A"'A'A""""'WM‘
. It must go to the l'lllzlilrh man. “1 ML“ "NHM‘. Hm. Mr. tialrwmlhy. nt tho il)’ chm-tor, Silvh n primer-dingunbln an asset to the placc 3" milk and :xI‘ffl; 2:,“ aggmrfilshfd :til ”NI 1“.st ’ “M" " "r " » ~ » ~~ _ _ _-_- ..‘._
There is little lit-ml to sum up i’hr z». . would untloulltctllv an)“. "llum- fail?“ IIIItII I)? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII b) MIIIIIIIII IIIImnImL'IIu'I‘ImI are to €005»). The "judge" “I‘m 410“ I an I P I apt. as ”It {”95 i am. “I II I I
_ , ~. . _ . .‘ . .. j “3‘”. “HW'Vt-I‘. i'ciusml to admit or i't‘fltly with the necessary information. I I' _ —;r- ‘ may...“ ,_,,.
- 3“"5' “‘9‘" ‘-‘ “n" ““1" ““ll‘ll 1-“ ""d «‘“mW ftlvny tho probability of such. :"Tllcy are here for tllcir first 113- D III I “III a._ I Ar. 1 bl r "'I'I‘I""’".
not a lumbar. lllF‘Y't- zlt'c poor limin-s? H is int-nulihlo how far Ono p-m.‘ “"--'~I-'*~" -...._.-,....,, pore," hr» said. Rama's {if the men BRI GEPOR'F INQUIRY’ 3 your V3 118 93, papers and securing; 1‘51“?" —- -v~ ‘
T'w- ' l, ‘ i - ., , _ ..-. ; ‘ — Pkwy . g
made more comtortuhlo by lit-mly‘itllllil-~-witli faith. That is lliP mum: ‘, AI‘YTOMOBILE ':;,I;III($I,CZP or"42:12:11“:-‘;:IIII(':1 it: I)ENIED BY SENATE5 tome-d? Hare you a Safe Deposn BOX? If not. we t -‘ l. :t
. . . .- ' . . ‘ . . . ~ ' - . in l 4.“ f ' a . ‘ - 2
j; things: there is om» woman in bé‘thl‘iL‘rSOnllal. it was American faith that; (IOA‘IZ‘IISSIONER :Frank P. Munich. proton-in; to do . t‘ d f ' 5 mate you “1th one for the man am of $430 Per ‘IE’L?
. ., .. . . - 7- . . ., . w , . . t {I‘D rather than rid 0 ll‘ slac'ous L0“ “1110 mm First Page l - . '
iltlhxsical and m'n'fl ”m‘m'm“ IN“ n “0" ”'8 “'”- “‘3‘ Hm“ “m"- ’r “"2 GETS AUTHORITY and up to data nirvaglrI IlillilIc Ioth- ' l modern safe Depomt Vault. “'9 Win also act as that. ‘. l
ho secle' hit 2 s w H ~h‘l ), tkl't’ ; it cl .4» . ,n .g- g .. - .Q. i . \r " i. , . I . . . . . _ ' ‘ - . a . ,
g. t1 ‘1 1 l 0 h “ I ' g 1 I '1 tlltl ‘u‘m ' "m “in L“ ‘I.’ (CODHD'lCd From Fl 0 ,trs look A chance on the .9]! \‘nlm '“m l lltl'k bill would mu" had (W05 your Liberty Bona3 “1:110“: charge .1! you desire, a l
‘ __ _.___~-. glnz' “mm, ' l ‘ Yet Pane) Fand were carried to the third ”001' Senators and three representatives in-‘I 0 v S .' i
NEW HARBOR MESSENGER l _ _w_ . _7* ‘ _ _ . im the building. quilt" into the financial condition oflI ll. {lung's Department pays '1 per cem- per J's-“'- i
. 3. -~ ,,_ is). the provisiom of the bill, thm ‘ ' Munich all Smiles Bridgeport, its not assessments and! Ope- ‘ che ' r. , . ~ . . l
Dropping bombs in the form or ml‘ LENT it?!“ t‘flllli‘ll: l:‘Cflllmlimioner is eiupou'-1Iw;*‘3;;‘ku Munich €271“ 1‘“ ”line“ bonded indebtedness. Senators Bart-t ‘ ' clung a com: 33‘“ 03’ V013! bills by cacti}. ;
_ .. . . v, . . .. . ' “I , _ . .. .’ t o m outings and make {3.1.1-5 it; army o .t or more monk)" and Delane' bellow th t l s.
, cloth bags .onlmnmt, UlE‘lr (It 1m.” or Flu: unlit] ms entered upon thr sva- ings of facts rclativc to any mis. {called upon him. He suggested that“ matter of coilrttgsy. the fgmfliaofasmii T o *
diapers on ships from one to two days son known as Lent. Specificaillv aI'9"7“I‘c‘9 by any DOHCO officer or Other glake 59315 "I the illumlizntion court «Dunning? should be. accepted and; he ‘ It Na i n an { I;
. -. . . ' _ . . . . ‘ gm“ "ti .V l'E’SIKmsiblo for the entorce-L'O “'3“ “"3 Plea-“Hr 01' i'tweiving also lllull"ht that Senator Clank had: ' o a i
p :utvor DOlt 15 one Of 1hr Hum! plunsirehuous searcn. there is Inllf'li about. mtlmt Elf l'hP motor vehicle law mime”- In"; é’°rk\anmnm "‘3‘ "‘3“- n'sht I: offer the bill. but neithersI ' .
' 0r commercialuseoftilt-airplanerrhnithc customs usual to its observance "‘1 9,5 0 l to road as relate to momrtmt‘n were mm .‘orotnn Hcishls an believed that anv such into! . -!' '
Kan-pine e“ , .. .. .~ --u .- IiV’I“ll b 1. , r _ gvelucles. He would have the right mgwere "”8031 for the purpose of taking ditions existed in Bridgeiloi-Itugf 3:5: 30““ NW“ 0m. 9'
m ...ag( carrier in .lml . .‘ l c poop t of an) creed or re.i§:ion reqlum any such authority, if foun tout their first papers, They made the claimed in the bill !
added to the’ steamship company's fczm follow with benefit.
Huipment which now includes tulls.
élighters and barges. The flow system
I boon to become effective in New‘ing of the mind and body by
‘ Wk harbor. flifing. and quiet thinking.
tinder existing conditions. :1 is era-i “'hetltcr people be of a creed which
nined, a ship is frequently detained
port it day and a half or two daysInm. a simplified diet will be good for
of Iher cargo is all stowed, wait‘lng them. Any system needs a
[elitS’ letters of instruction, bills from the hearty foods of winter, and 1h
grand other documents whion
IIoIt be prepared until the cargo is
board. .. These documents in not
\Vhat Lent calls for from those “filo
keep it as a sacred duty is a refresh-
OiI
consisting largely of green vegetables. er
One may not want to go to church.
on until the ship reached‘its port. That is his own concern. But it must
stination, but must be on ”hand do anybody good to turn from harnes-
ling and perhaps bitter thoughts to
0.1!
travels so much‘more swift Take it all in all, though‘mm
stability {hilt it can elitism; re
:guilty. to forfeit not less
nor more than $25.
That. part of the
certain authorities
simple have been accused of inciting automo. {men 11311 been safely h‘dused in
bile drivers,
and then
pose of earning big fees. The commis—l
believes in the observance of Lent or 3'0“” ““5 made aware
practice of driving up alongside auto~
rest mobiles on thtI state—highway in such
a way as to challenge
e other cm-
the replacing of a meat diet with one couraghtg him *0 m1“? at a ““9 great-t
Representativesof the
tomobilo Association said there Were
numerous instances of such activities
The new bill would
,. , ‘ tigis unprofitable'and
.2 . ' ~ , _ o cer who, for olltical
he airplane mlsseuor .the quieter meditations and to the‘ coin-.98 ‘0 93m 1)
Aimed at Schoming' Officer; {the field day staged by the natives 0f
billis aimed at {horoton Heights. there was nothing
in the state whomnuaual at the building and after the;
the .111
n; viOlate the speed law’court room. bushes: rapidly
arresting them for the pur- .lts natuml C010?-
4
of the tactics
g‘m
has made a
’WOMEN DEMAND‘ ,.
I RIGHT TO BALLOT ,
. - FOR PRESIDENTS;
the driver of.
and. after en-
it deputy sheriff who
to r c.
a (II (Continued from Page One)
than the speed limit. arresting him?
Connecticut Au. with evident interest
. during
the part of the either in questiOn. ‘ House
render ouch too.
would reach the"
reasons. rerun-
the entire afternoon. The;
and Senate were still in Beav’or
sion when the Women’s Solitaire
elation marched up Capitol Hill
ins placards on which were the
= moat-drum ‘ mi}? in
none»: tho M
3m and
Outside of presides
against. the inquiry Mill in
tder. .
ll’ the small volume of business now
wriimed .a guide. the General
.‘cording to reports from chairmen to-lp
éday, could be finally adjourned with ,Of "Wt ‘0 be mug“
The date is probably-53‘9“} 01' 31*
snot later than May .1. .
, in both sessions today the business 0‘
t-‘was largely routine.
. The [mum an ro- schools llereafher New Hanen
lported at bill to m the Galen Hos-r“ “my
lpitllu at Bridget»
; The Cities and Borough committee Am"- ‘
in the arch-3w“ adverse to two New Haven char-3
menus for and against the measure;ter amendment! M would plaice m: ‘
the Board of Education under control mode 9'39 again!!! "INN 13W misc
_ thoflnanoeboudandwonldplue
méthe Tenth Wart! entirely within city MW 13ml
minimal ’di’stfleu. ' 3
names The Senate
over the Senate.
d v . . ‘ ’ . They praised the ' I
than $10 fltlp to Bridgeport “la. automobile and administration of Mayor “’ilson, ‘Who .IM I III“ III:
,senmetl to be a happy lot.- I I
The vote l
quick oral
hands of committees be taken for
Assemva. new
five weeks.
i the
rt.
y
received the governor‘s 338'
—. —> k; -.- _‘
, tires ghing on n
Vtho:- is good
be before May 1.
The Flu. and Game committee re
orted a bill to make the legal length
The bill
'0! bonds was refined by at: misuse
The cities
inme
Mummmmm‘h
.wg'. . - "' ‘
junket when the pen»
and pmbably
. The Sonutv lvceiveti and n l- '
this Would the advetse report on tho lulXiIl‘l.
mm Nil. Smntor Kit-ii MM
bill In drum on lines of thc Kw
Item 33th _ h'otht dhh‘II Sumter Hemcnwm '=
‘ "1‘ 8 It oped fora boxl v bill lw‘
, 4‘90th N“ “ill limit «the gone-ml interest igIIItlm spa ‘
days legal catch to twenty instead The segue adopted a bill [145' s .
tron to non-tinge to make new rotors ..
Rum tad Bnd' seaport hill. «at
amendment altered by Sputum Km?
“to include New Britain, which city ’4'"
ermr had been (minted in thr- hl‘l""‘
$09)“. As adoption of the bill on” v
mt toHortford at this (fun. t‘ a-
men: to the House at. once-l.
t.
to require that in building
shall do
from money obtained by sale
and Ms matinee
m of Ilium tog-tins
mum “as snort ,
Al mi“! W WW DOUBLE CROSSED.
PARIS. Much 12.——Thc girl sINIUt
tho it! {It}:
mWanmé
. ._ _ ‘ ‘1. . ‘ fl the momr law. of axon. W or the state who de—fcommnnication sent to the am m- the committee hit an It mm «In to: Peace allusion think the old mu r.
canieave port Just as soon as the pony of good and restful literature. 3- c There limo “other Iimporta t airs the Platte-m" id‘l '7 "I mlmmumpmm‘mi“ m“ undo b: WWW WNMWNM M h "“3" They “IN IIIIIIIIIII II
harem-go is placed. The 161- tor Winter with many nights of late changes in the revision of the motzr I The agfnggm gog$ branch’reans by mmmunim ”i W N HI“. W h m h“. Whign the announcement war
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oon‘as they on! m. 2?!!! ly the shattered nerves. m m ““‘e' . film 3% House quickly radiant-ea. Mimlflm m to m in local“ m m, gm, got, 3150 for clothes
“M m J0me stupid politician
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