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i‘r-muls of Mrs. Josephine Stillson
“..t h» pleased to hear that. she is re~
wzing from an accident caused by
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fill at hvr home in High street.
.1h fiorwalk.
June ("out a Chinese laundryman,
<l iudgcfleld. who underwent an oper-
.»t.on at the Danbury hospital two
week‘s ago. was taken to his home
yesterday, having sufficiently recover-
ed to permit his removal from the
Mbm')’ insulation.
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J.- ) (tb’Jt-Illfllu and Edward W.
1.3.37.3; J... rrturned yesterday from
l‘i:~inr.~> trip through the state in
micro-t of the DuPoint surgical
supply hou‘D. Mr. Cockerham has
'ujnplowd li‘s duties in the east and
i: probably leave for the west next
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itr. J, L. Crimp supremo prel-
:.t of the Rescue Associatiot)’ of
wwa. preached fat the Grace Bl!!-
:- ' (“izurch before a la.‘\; congrega-
Tliursday evening, on the snidect
Vunon‘s Temple". ‘l-‘our little girls,
u .- ur the Rescue Mission. recited-
and Miss N. Y. Spencer. the
3. .l secretary, rendered vocal
A number of local minis-'
w among those attending.
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.mnival. Compo Beach: “test-
. :ii. “'ater sports. swunming,
'.-.nd concert, dancing.
\zi; lo of Yonkers. who was
tla3. noon by Captain'
uhilc in a bedroom in
Richard L. Bahamian
"root. was released and
z _. morning It developed
‘ ,5 item rheumatism and
film: 0: doctors to cure him
. becoming mentally.
til not responsible for what
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‘ I .‘u 19 drop in the price of;
..~ lietn noted- in the local.
. - ll?" advent of the home-’3
. i. '. Although the price of!
ias not yet descended
‘ pit war days, they may
from coxenty- -five cents to;
a peach basket, as?
than double that price,
~-.~ weeks ago. Some peaches
-, wen in one of the local
’ :4 morning for a dollar a
.l :ood quality of home-
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“Ilv come to Roton Point'
titzusr 19m, and hear Nut--
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with. the
; it is an intoxicant—and the Court of
. Appeals of Kentucky has decided that
j -—and although manulucturers of that
jstlmulant advertise that the Jamaica
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No Provision Under Ware
Time Prohibition Law,
Says United States Dis-
trict Attomcy’s Ofice—s
Kentucky Declares It In-
toxicaling
Jamaica ginger is king for although
ginger which they manufacture has
90 per cent. alcohol there is no te-
strictlon under the wartime prohlbl
tlon law as to its sale in the opinion
or the United States district attor-
in Hartford. This may
seem strange but the fact remains
there have been prosecutions for
drunkenness in the Police court, in
Hartford. where the men charged adv
,auditwuboughtaudsoldcssuch.
.the Court of Appeals says. the jury
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Pblulot Jamie.” The”
Sound httichoflgnfityundthogmu
wuotskon to mom Connect
Amhwberctboclul-wumdc
there was no evldcnoo in the trial
mtooupportlbchfluuboth
the vendor and tho voodoo swore K
was not intoxicating We of a
drugfm was introduced and be "are
that. the rcgulutlob Wail!)
mica ginger was 90 par cum. alcohol
and a per cent; ginger. "them
believed that testimony and believed
the pbiol contained Jamaica ginger.
t
was authorized to conclude it was ln-l
toxicoling. The court further says:
"Moreovor, we think that. without.
the druggiat'cevldem, it in I. mt-‘
ter of common knowledge that Ju-
muica ginger in an intoxlcont and a
spirituous liquor and it is hardly more
necessary to introduce Mimony of
that fact than it would be whiskey". {
It was @150 contended bofore the'
Court of Appeal. that the verdict of-
the jury won in tact and in low no var-l
dict beam or them in “textile;
verdict was written. The Court of
Appeal. overrule: that contention and}
: “We think it moo-though
only phonetically—the litcnflon o: the
(m woo .-
' of the Jamaica gmgcr in their posses-
. mined their intoxication was due to ry .0 that no one could be mistaken
Jamaica ginger. They had quantities in ”M to it."
The error in the caption of the ver-
sion and the labels on the packages, dict “a" the cimaotoncoo say:
over the signature of the manulactur—
or guaranteed that the Jamaica ging-
c-r contained alcohol to the extent of
90 per cent. 6
The war time prohibition law hasn' ti
the teeth to reach Jamaica ginger, in
the opinion of the dlnr' ct attorney’s
office. and the fact that a beverage is
an intoxicant do" not make it prohi-
bitive under the law. To have an in-
mxicant reached by the war-time pro-
. hibltion law it must be a distilled
3 spirit. beer. wine or other intoxicating
malt or vinotn liquor and the legal
the Court of Appeals, must be can“
cred immaterial The Court of An—
pealo m the conviction in the
Circuit court 01 Laurel county.
The indictment against kitchen was
in the Laurel Circuit court. lnsteod
of having tbutcopduu, however. tho'
indictment bad the caption, "Liquor.
Circuit Court" This was ruined I: ll
ground of error. Thu mu: 0! Apt
penis blushes that outdo by saying?
that doeonotreodortbovofllct luvuv,
lid. as. tbe worthy-.3830! enun-
tiul fmthethnmup'
3Wllh the case on trial. He recognized 'ed the jewel supreme of u“. crown
‘ iy reluctant to (it 9 opinions
3 were precisely the same ’as the facts;
opinion is that Jumalca ginger is none
of these. and even though it be intoxi-
cating. the law does not reach it. The;
prohibition law whiuhgoeoimoeflect
1« hi January, it is believed. will reach
Jamaica ginger. It was said yester-
«Zziy that the Eighteenth amendment
makes it contrary to law to colloca-
change any intoxicating liquor. Be-
cause. a beverage is intoxicating does.
not make it contrary to law to dis-
DPMQ it. at the present time. .
They do things in' Kentucky diner-
vntly from other states and the opin-
ions ot the courts of Kentucky are.
but. rurPly quoted as precedents in the
(0111 .s in this \Lclnity. This recalls an
peulntbom.
elem A DNNTY m
The real locust I. on mm
eater. groin flcldo. mun, moi:
dowr. postures. weed pom—ovary-
thing falls boron him. The periodical
cicuda is dainty. almost beyond hello! '
.h was long Lelimed that in the adult
stage it took no nourishment at all. J
But the '.~.m entecn )eir locust" does
eat while in the adult stage. “enact.
incident in the Superior ("run a” this being confiscd '0 the juices: 0' puma,
(ountry back in October ml 13‘. ‘wlicn “Ck“! out in very small quantities
Jud :0 Joseph P. Tattle was preziding, ”3“ without ““9“" injury
and Judge “i 3|liani \l Maltbie then in!
lthe practice or law. aml now a Su-f
parlor court judgc. w:. on the 5. dot
of the plaintift in a suit for damages
of £25.!I00. When the plaintiff's Flde of
THE BRAGANZA DIAMOND
The Braganza diamond is a great
Very few m1people have ever.
the cos was submitted. counsel ior mvuteri ;
the: “Neg; Haven road the defendant. been;allow§l th ego: looting
moved for a judgment in non- -suit. "1’ at it and oft?) M“ gaff. d the
opposition to the motion Judge Mal t- l liamond at all. but
bie told Judge Tum? that he had ”opinion it is not a (
made diligent search of the law bookslmPrety a wonderful specimen (”th9
and he had not been able to find but. topaz. At any "(9. it is mmllv con-
one case, and that "was on all fours' ceded to be a diamond andis consider-
that lawyers heitabouts uere d§:i(‘t‘ht jewels of the late reigninu house of
Kentuckrcourts and he had a feeling Portugal the ancestral family of the
that he should apologize to the court duke of Bragnnza. J
for citing the Kentucky opinion he had.
in mind. but as the facts in the case;
CALENDAR
SUMMER SCHOOL
Morning Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
Regular Session:
Becumed Sept. 2.
in the case on trial he felt that it was:
his duty to his client to cite it to
Judge Tuttle and he did so. .
The next morning Judge Tuttle do
cided to grant the motion for a judg
ment in non—snip and Judge Maltbic
with whom Hugh M. Alcorn was asso-
elated, appealed from Judge Tuttle's
ruling to the Supreme court The
Supreme court set, aside the judfimsznt‘
’directcd by Judge Tuttle. and the
case was directed back to the Supe-V
rior court. “bother that Kentucky
citation had 8213111 rig to do with the
upsetting of the judgment never an
peared. The fact was however. the
case never ‘Went to ie-.trlal as thcl
‘New Haven" road made settlement
‘3 Evening Classes
with Judge Maltbie‘s client and thc . >
case was withdrawn. 1 01'8”!!!“ Sept. 15
The Kentucky Verdict. f
The written verdict of the jury in
the Kentucky case in which Jamaica
ginger was held to be an lntoxicant‘;
is a curiosity yet the Court of Ap-i
peals holds it to be a good and legal;
M E R ILL ”303m
Zifiiin.§°:fi%"iu§§§a ’3‘ flinsuS‘éi‘ €011,565
rior court can imagine that the jury; . 3
would be likely to hear something i
from some of the judges at least, were: P30“ 33-4-2 i
a verdict to be tiled, written as fol-7
10173: i
“We the joruy agree and and the
defendant guilty as ’charged in the in-
dite and seats his find at $100 dollars.
lsaa_Clouse."
The Kentucky case in which it was
found the Jamaica ginger is an in-
toxicant was:
Henry Mitchell was convicted of the
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