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.« FIE June lit—The Hull House
' emulating Chicago’s famous
social work. has been ee~
Sezze. a thick}; popular
. -, town of Home. There
- ' :n‘aabitants there.
a settlement house.
.~lums for orphans of
lried on with little or no intertet‘ence
‘zcan direction Sense Land pleasure auto. or to anticipate the ~
Ebb“. _ WIDER PAVE!)
SPACE O’N POST ROAD
(Commune From Page One)
sl‘lould b9 of rcrmanent type and car-
with traffic. ‘
"As to conditions. it is evident [lut'
the Post road was not designed for
presenbduy trnlric. No one ten yea-s}
ago was expected to foresee the enor-x
mots development or the motor truck;
tonnage the highways would be requir-
ed to carry. ‘
~ spinal and a system of
‘ . The money has been
by tire inhabitants of the‘
i the institutions are being
. ‘ -:‘. by volzmtary oontxfimtitms.
“ social institutions have
:c; and Cincinnati. Miss Fm-
‘T' .l‘.
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Sliv has skillfully creased the
the icsidcnis in h°r pro-
“(7: and they haw supported her
' :2; :l'O‘.’ . 11'} l 3' r- U) a: rrnxu'kuble
r worn. The hospital has already done
‘Ylolmovlr work for me people of the
.:g .' L-f
town. In rho two orphan asylum are
mil. r: 0111s. sewing rooms, play-'
ground. carpenter shops and machine
Finns. The boys‘ institution has a
threwacre farm. Whé‘re they attend to
the breeding of rabbits. hogs and
v-hiclxns and grow all tho fact-tables?
=.:<~<’. in the institutions.
Jaw: special worl;
9 they design and nuke all the
. i. :’ the home.
The :. rls are
' LECTURE ON CNRISTlAN SCIENCE
Twit-v every. year. First Church of
l‘i‘z‘rt Sricmisn of him-walk cordially
- the ptihEic to a free lecture on
.sflan 36930»). and The very (act
”mt (acll succezdlng lecture is attend.
w! 1n}- a greiucr numb}! or persons
proves That there is some benefit de-
rived by listening to tho lecturers who
are sent out by the Mother Church.
thw First ("hm-r}: of f‘hrist. Sclentlst.
in 808.“.38295. leeztr- speakers are
"-Z(‘l“.}4‘.".‘if-' qualified to to
vs'ar'y lzsn-ner the :‘undrmno'tra‘, princi-
pl!‘ upon which (‘hris ian Stl‘nc.‘
:curded why
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Firs ("hatch of (‘hv ~ Scientist. of
Na"“¥::x'}:. 33": 23*? . admisk‘lrrn l."-
Yl‘-(.~<: 177:. 54.11:? all are w- ltrome.
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TEMaLE OF HONOR. OFFICERS.
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{le'l‘na'ff-“tt. Trmplv of Honor. hold
in re 32w: SELF, "' following officer's
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Grand (hit-f Tern. Tar. Charts-s J.
Symorui; of Nut: Britain: \‘icefjlzitf
TPmpia". A. .l’. Terrill of Anacnla:
J. A. Clark of Anso—
(lrzlnd Recorder.
' M. \X'illiams of 593“
r. a; T:na~\:r-vr. (’
mar-r: Grand Chaplain. Mrs. Jonn
Sir-xi :sf Nt-w Blitain: Grand Ifshcr.
7/11?“ '1‘. (‘ard of Ansnnla: Grand
1' maria: Harri: lie-ward of Portland.
GOT GOOD RESULT$
TE.” ‘ =2: '. straight forward letter
from a woman who has suffered should
ht» ‘m-mjnl 2;: all afflic'r'c with back-
:‘.rl.r~.rhcum.:.1ic pairs. r-or- musCleS,
awful tired feeling and other symp-
toms of kidney and bladdct trouble:
"I have got such good results from
Foley Kidney Pills that I can sleep
_ much better and the pain in my back
and sidns is a good lot better. I am
going to keep on taking them.” Mrs.
Chas. Gray. :70 em 31.. Detroit, Mich.
—-Stillson-Powell Corporation.
~ Approved 3.3242 ‘-
oxronns“
For lea, Women and~ Children.
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shop: under the direction of I 01‘ 251 per 1.10“?-
. a tanner social worker' per cent. were loaded trucks. of {rum I
American Red Cross worker, g moving. in many instances,
mil? for little in the Way of: same rate 01' speed 88 91833!” G8"-
support from hwr organiza.| The largest number of cm clocked In
in ("mtg niolrs fug'
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“A checking up of the number of
gautomobiles passing South Beach are ‘
nue Tuesday afternoon gave me very
interesting facts. The total number
of autos passing in both directions
"between 1:10 and 5:50 p. m. was 1.174.
or this number. 20
three to sewn gross tons each. and
at the
lany five consecutive minutes was 35.
or an average of 420 autos per hour.
It is quite evident from the. above fig-
ures that (the mine on Saturdays.
Sundays and helium; to probably ‘ln
excess of 3,000 vehicles nerdsy of 8
hours. There were many instances
during the afternoon when “to: pass-
ed at the rate at 12 a minute. or one
every five seconds. At that! in-
stances. accidents were avoided by
very narrow margins. The paved
highway along this stretch of mil in
only 16 feet wide. 1 m interned by
the trall'ic oflicer that be elected $.-
000 vehicles between 8 a. In. and 6 p.
m. the third Thursday in October,
1918. This would seem to to sum—
ciem proof to sho- flie need at aud-
enfng the Post road. I m advised
by a New York State engineer that
the Albany Post road. from ”You.
to Tang-sown. is from 30 to“ feet in
l
'whlth.anddoesnothanmhflm
male to contend with. the ant.
of l‘ngi‘ieer autos in the Stats at
Connection has increased m5!”
in 1912 to 207.000 in 1917. and 15 fl
increasing.
Sum“; Bond Issue.
“A careful nomination of the 10-
mm of year mm! m
for the year ending Sept 30. an. n-
veajs the fact that no money was
available for this improvement. A!
that time, 1311.1 miles of trunk-line
ant! state-aid roads were unwed.
vexing principally mama-1, gravel
and dirt. In addition to this Dwell.
bids have just been received for the
construction of a large reinforced cot!~
cwte triage mm the [Inuit-dc
river. This will require an entity" of
‘9. million dollars. ml is part of the
Post road imprmvmem.
"To widen the Post road to rem".
at least four lines oi vehicles. on over—
age of 34 met. will cost between one
end a half and two millbn dollars.
fl'hp moat sazislactory method of rais-
in: money is by a bond issue. . .
"The states‘if Illinois. Michigan.
Oregon. Pennsylvania. Utah and Wy-
oming havr- “heady \oztd bvud issues
totalling $176.03"t:ltm. a‘ml construc-
tion in progress. California. Col-
orado. lt‘aim. Manic. Minnesota. Mis-
souri. Montana. Nevada, New Mexico,
Texas. “fishincton and “’93! Virginia
will tow dminz the summer r'vl {all
on bond issues. moaning.r szixnmnmn).
All thcm— monws are to br used for
haill‘fiulfllf'i‘d purtmenls.
Concrete Pavement.
“A SF‘CUOD of concrew pnaemcut 9
feet wide- and 8 inchns thick and relu-
ftll‘CE‘ll is laid on both sides ot‘ t-xist-
ing pavement. This would give suffi-
cient width lo the road to permit mo-
tor trucks to more along, Pithvr side.
and for pleasure vehicles to take the
(FEIPI‘ of the: road. This will pcrmit
two lint-s of vehicles in each direction.
In ord‘r to avoid taking land for
ditch“. 11m concrete pavcment should
be laid with integral curb. The cost
for this type of construction would ap-
proximate $30,000 per mile. including
a inc-hw- of grading. or 31.350300 to
'Widen to El {opt between Grvcnwich
. and New Haven.
1 "The extra cost for rock and earth
icuts. fills and vmbankment would
probably aw-rag'e not less than $5.000
per mile. making the total cost 81.-
575.000. Charges against the state for
ldamages to property owners for land
3? taken will naturally increase the total
least of the development. Each year
#0! delay will increase the cost to the
taxpayer. Pasadene. Cal., has widen
‘cd its thoroughfares in the manner
facscribed. all heavy trucks using the
gconcrete and magic cars the asphalt
E centre of the road. Several years ago
*the Connecticut Good Roads Associa-
f fion recommended a bond issue or :2.-
3000300 in long term bonds. to build
hard—surmced pavements and urged
concrete roads. on the ground that
the upkeep was onJy :50 per mile per
year. a ma 31,200 per mile for
mam"
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