VWURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919
l Kindergnrt en
E Novelties
FOR
THE CHILDREN-
3 Keeps them buy at home or at
the seashore.
NUMBER AND WORD
BUILDERS 30:1
PASEHNE MODELING
CLAY 50c and 75:
BEAD;S~—Oolored for stringing.
25 Cents
CUBICAL COUNTING AND
BUILDING BLOCKS
350 and $1.25
JDMNELLY'“
16 So. Main St.
sum 30mm
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SUFFEIENT TO
CAVSE ARREST
Imminneu hom- First Patel
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:a. ixe the liquor trade and defeat the
purposes of national prohibition.
LFr-iends of prohibition do not want a
Lcode defining alcoholicliquors.
L Thirty-three prohiblflon states, and
[Mitten local option states, Mr.
Wheeler said. have laws limiting al-
lcohoi in beverages. He challenged
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Ilwi ions denying Congress or state,
, leeislatures tb 43 light to make definit-
1025.
"i. (ingress cannot consistently adopt
a Weaker standard in defining thP
._ if, in than that already enacted in the
>13..;e-,‘ maid Mr. Wheeler. “This
. :ezzn2 nothing can be sold for bever
Age purposes that contains more than
onevlialz of one per cent. alcohol."
pzchibii‘on advocates were not asking
who: {cusses-sic!) of liquors bought he-
tore Jul). l 101‘ personal use. be pro-.
thibiIed. He added, however, that
they were suggesting amendments to
the pending legislation to limit, the
‘ amount of liquors which may be stor.
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—~.l;lEl try our new quality lee Cream.
-. we tnrvlmenced making. on; XXX
I3... the demand has steadily in-
1 ”used. It won‘t take you long to see
New England Candy 00., 10 So.
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rif the season's blackberries
.-r. “neared in the local market this
“my: me. are bringing the high price
m prwent of from thirty to thirty-live
we: a quart. There is said to be an
explient crop o‘tfben'iesp this
in wever. and it is said-.tobomcemlm
"rial they will be materially cheaper
wt‘mn A few days.
"73. fir~l
‘F 5;
"we: ated by a succession of exhibitors,
. r32 or less unsuccesfully, since it was
ad 13y Harold Hoyt of South Norwallt.
'r‘H" years ago. is to open again July
‘eorge Davis of 1878 Mannion 8V6
.» Bronx has leased the theatre for
3 years from. Camille J. Kaine: of
.11: Norwaz k, the owner.
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"‘anzs caught daily. Can be had at.
jIGWnC-es OystefiGo.‘ ' ’2»: 3 --’
iii-d notice today that busi-
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all parts of Germany. This
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nor are code addresses per-
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1 \‘mwalk has felt but little ef-
‘ i ‘he New England fishermen's
nich has caused the price of
ump three times its normal
'zice in some (1 ties of the;
Several fish dealers in {his
. when approached today on
. . :4 :ated that although a slight-
= .211} had been experienced within
.2213. few days in obtaining the de-
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3. 12433 but a. few cents.
32° rain of Tuesday night. and yes-
‘ ray is greatly appreciated by‘d‘ar-
s and gardeners, as crops were he-
ruling to show indications of the ef-
fects of lack of moisture. The rain is
believed to assure the success of the
blackbern rrop. which is
‘ proaching the ripening stage and is.
wanted to be unusually heavy. To-
’Zliwloes squash, cucumbers and other
newbies just maturing in. 10081 gar-
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I homes where it is sold illicitly
your; ‘ingrtbattseizutes be a
Tne Rialto Theaire, which has been"
The them;
: as leen (losed for the past. three;
.; Ilium»; . sir . mxlznewc" 3
it .3.4 I- r Tan Scov oftbe local office
W .: stern Union Telegraph com-~
or:
c: Germany has been permit-j
:’-—‘~‘onal messages or personal_
th?’
1 amoun s it was a matter of sur-l
~~ artillery, two troops caralry, one bat
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led in private residences, so as to
“‘pievent homes “om becoming speak-
easies. ’
Anmher amendment athOcated by
prohibition leaders, Mr Wheeler said,
2 is a provision for seizure of liquors in
Two other amendments we e firged
by the witnesses. To prevent boot-
legging. be asked that me committee
and a clause making mere personal
any physical possession of “intoxi—
caan—sucn as the presence of a bot-
tle in an individual's pocket"——unlaw-
lul.
‘This is the most effective weapon
of prohibition enforcement " said MI.
Wheeler. and Senator Sterling Bug!
gested that the bill be extended so as.
to pennlize- purchase as well as sale of ‘
intoxicating beverages.
Mr: Wheeler also asked for swoep~3
ing search wax-rant powers suggest-
out a. warrant, or at la in
rants be issued without requiring tes-
, timony in: support of requests. Other-
, wise. he said, liquor migh, be remov-
ed before officers could act.
Senator Walsh. Montana. and other
committee members -~opposed exten-
sion of the bill search warrant 'n-ovi-
sions, and also’ inais;ed that the pro-
visions penalizing searches wlth mal~
ice and without probab. e cause should
remain. .
NATIONAL GUARD
PLANS APPROVED
(Mount non Pm Ono)
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iments and eighteen battalions of in
seventeen
squadrons and nineteen troops of can:-
airy; ten regiments, twenty. battal-
ions and seven batteries of field artil-
lery and seventy-four coast ai‘tlllery
companies with additional forces of
engineers sanitary and signal corps.
A maximum expansion to about
1440,000 men. is provided for but the
units for the time being are to be 02-
ganized n the basis of sixty- -flve men
per com ny of infantry as appro-
priations for the National Guard for
the fiscal year 1920 permit only the
organization of the guard on the basis
,of 200 men for each senator and rep-
resentative giving an
strength of about 106.000.
l State allotments as given in letters
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|PEDI to the adjutunts
that Nev:
ponderance in population, will have
3the biggest part in the reorganized-
‘guard. six full regiments of field
troops and twelve companies of coast
,artillery having been assigned to that
state.‘
Pennsylvania is authorized to main
tain lour full regiments in addition to
auxiliary troups. While Illinois is giv-
l on three complete legiments and Mas-
sachusetts two.
The assignment to Texas of six full
l regimentu of cavalry besides {our oth-
L er regiments. and au’xiliaries was con
3 sidered significant
! The New England state assignments
follow:
I Connecticut—Six companies coast‘
Lartillery, one battalion infantry: two
l troops cavalry, one battery held artil-I
lery. one ambulance company.
Maine—One regiment infantry,
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I‘ ntermeyer to produce any court,
Mr. Wheeler told’the committee that .
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pital immediately, and his condition“ '
aggregate ,
general. Show ;
York, becauqe of its pre-
om noun;
(1081* STATE $52,000
immune-61mm»
The trial in \llddletown. last. month
'resulted in criminal coats of :20 4M;
vtith an additional Jury cost 419: up- 3
proximately $1000 ”land 3730 for sun'-
osuphers' work. Mrs. Gilligan’s jam
board is figured in the costs, but she?
was in state prison in Wetbersfleld in
1917; after being sentenced tan/be;
lhanged, until Aprli.1918. when the?
Supreme court granted he: a. new;
131.
Medical men were the one big ex-
' pense of the Gilligan wait Hr. Victa
or C. Vaughnn; of Am Arbor Mich"
poison expert, got $12,135 for both
trials, all but 32.000 of the amountg’_—
being chargeable to the first one. Dr.
‘Artbur J. Wow, of Hartford; another
‘poison expert. received sum for
both trim, his tee in the second one
being $2,000. the same as Dr. Vaugh-
an’s. To alienifie was paid about‘
$11,000. l
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Fourier Don Priest- in Path!!! In
a. Bridgman: Honpihl.
fI‘he Donbury friends of Rev. Ed-
ward A. Cotter, a. tamer-curate at St.
Peter's church, Danbury. who has
been a patient in St. Vincent’s neopl-
ml, Bridgoport, ..since his discourse
from the am: three week- ago, vnh
be pleased to learn. that his condition
is much improved Ind tbnt be is now
able togat up «in dayfot a mart
length of. time and that his completo
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andwanundbackofevery sheet.
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lova- prices than you have boon
win: because our sup-liar
equips-nut nah- i: Mic. Tele-
phone us on! muffin-Jones will
all.
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GETASQUARE-DEAH
. We will buy your homebold
load-Jags plotmiunkmd Ill
Minnow Anything,“
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Matthews. A amt-Odell
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recovery is- believed.“ he only n ques-
tion eta-law's”. .
Fuller Cotter, who recently ramm-
ed from France, whore ho.m.ump-.
1m. in‘ our ends-slim mm not
fared 3:; physio-l. coll-poo manor”
calving his clinch-we «Am-I: at
the hard work: and min m
hum.
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was considered serious brim“.
but he soon rallied and in months
road to recovery. ’ 3:
FEWER‘ WW COW‘
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Number in Stat. Show. w of
'bringing the inspection of. the «try
farms of’tho state to a clone. All
towns with the enepiion arm
Rhigofleldi Morris. Woodbunh at!
Bethlehem have been. vista: bar—b
specter: of the department. Reports
at the inspeemn2 show» that 10.0.0
milk farms have'boer 1W. The
punposeol' the inspection wan to see:
that the production of milk was under.
sanitary conditions.
The number of milch cows in the
state is 100, 000 and the avenge num
her to a. farm is ten. Wilson H. Let!“
of Orange has the largest herd, 150
head, in addition to about seventy
head of young stock. The number of.
milch cows as compared with ten:
years ago is about 20.000 less. '
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REV. HOMER W. HILDRETH .
GETS THOMPSONVILLE CALL:
THOMPSONVILLE, Julv 17,— The‘
Enfield Congregation church last night;
eitended a cgll to Rev. l—lumer W.‘
Hildreth. chaplain of the Connecticut
House of RepreSentatlves to become
'pastor. Rev. Mr. Hildreth is rector
of the First church in Cromwoll,
‘ where he has been for ten years. '
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‘ it me old 1.1.x“: concerning Sp}
5 Swithin‘s day is to be relied upon.
there'll be iorty day’é of rain forthcom-
xing. The popular superstition in am;
if it. rains on St. Swl: bins day. which:
was Monday. it will rain for forty days,
thereafter. and if it does not. roman
t hat day for forty days it will be for.
louservatory records kept for the last
Massachusetts ——- Eight conpanles twenty year: show the legend to be~
just ap- coast artillery. one r€giment infan-l
try, two troupes cavalry, one regiment
l field artillery, one battalion engineers,
one signal company .(wire). one am ,
,‘gineer train, one field hospital com-
pany, one ambulance company.
New Hampshire —— Two companies
lcoast artillery, one battalion infantry.
one battalion field artillery, one field
hospital company.
Rhoda, Island—Six compnnies coast
tery field artillery, one ambulance
ompuny.
Vermont—Two battalions infantry,
one vmolu'ne gun company.
without foundation.
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Every Member
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weakness and inviting dloeue. It tho
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