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MASONIC NOTICES .
on! Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
fleets in Masonic building. South
Iain street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
ed, at 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, w. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secyn
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Butler Chapter, No. 38‘ R. A. M'l
-~ets in Masonic Temple. South Mam.
«street, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of~
can month; at 8 o’clock. July and Au-
P excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-L
lafly and fraternally invited. ;
D. B. BEACH, H. P.l
F'. 8. LYONS. Secretary.
WOMEN IN SMALL
TOW’NS GET VOICEt
(Confirmed from Page One.)
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‘leim: m Connecticut veterans of
1110 world Ir. ,. the privileges of the
midirr‘s Holm- :t ‘Jot'nton. which was
passed last nook, vim rcintrmiut-ed '
and adopted arzvin but faith: to biillii.
a. prompt veto from the zovcrnnr .‘ls‘
in the case of the Stun-s (‘olieee bill.:
it. was assumed that the governor pro'
posed to kill it with a pocket veto. i
As the second session extended into.
the eveninz. amid considetahie count»;
m,serernl members went home. and ‘
"he attendance was so light at one
time ih't' inter tot prevent the alloy
(ion of w bill. Minority Leader John
C. Gear udsed a point of "no quor-
um-" “'hnn final adjournment way
'taken. :-.* T: l3 o'clock. there were on-
ly fertv members in the House.
Dnrir‘z the second session. 3 bill
lilllllrlll 'iating 1.130.000 ,
”1,. ”\l-‘n‘lt’ attendance
«was a" qued
tn finmh'c
"eu'irshcAms-r cmcaoo PAPERSl-News, respectively‘. _. Thesuiti, accord
~ _£§ICAGO. Sept. 18.—-—Two suits forl
ftgrmillion dollars each “were filed to- papers in the primary ”mogul
T ,rbyf the City or Chicago. On orders ended Wednesday have injuured hi~
. of Mayor Thompson against the fChi—icago financially.
casgfljribung; and? the Chicago Daily ‘ ‘The charges alleged false statements
in; to Corporation Counsel . Ettieso
allege that charges made .by th
employee. .
r supp“?! and me-
he morale of city
1» lWAN’l‘ FULL COAL
d its credit exhausted. They do-
clued. that these statements iniured
bonds issued by the city, caused it to
pay higher prices to
teriais and injured t
For the convenience of South Norwalk pa-
trons. we have arranged to have a represen- _~
tative at the Gorham Company’s store. 126
Washington Street. near Hoyt’s Theatre.
on the 24th. and 25th. of each month to re-
ceive payments for gas bills. No payments
will be received here. expect on these dates.
and at all other times payment should be
made direct to the Company’s Office at 67
Wall Street. «a: 13!
Applications. complaints. etc. should
be made to. and all other business transact-
ed at. the Company’s Office the same as now. .‘
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The Connecticut Light 89°
POwer Company.
67 WALL STREET
grant bill W’l’lil'll “‘le adopted by the
regular ses°i0n with! lit the necessary
appropriation.
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< price.
V One Year Proves Its
Better Qualities
In a little more than a year, the Cleveland Six has established the truth Of
its better qualities by its daily service to nearly twenty thousand owners.
Today it is recognized everywhere for what it really iS—an exceptional car,
offering character and quality not found in other cars - of similar size and
It has made good in- a big way.
The Cleveland, built in a great modern
factory and built by an organization skilled
in the building of fine cars, is featured by
the performance of its exclusive motor, most
highly refined of the overhead—valve type,
motorthatstarinimtantlyin eventhecoldest
weather. The chassis constructim is sturdy
throughout, with long underslung springs.
positivebrakesandunumaleese ofcontrol.
Four attractive styles of body are mounted
ff- , quiet, powerful, pliant and economical. A on the Cleveland chassis.
' " i ' Tom-ind Car (Five Passengers) ~81485 Roadster (Three Passengers $1485
Sedan (Five Passengers) $2495 Coupe (Four More) ) 82395 “r.
(Prices 3. O. n. Clove-had) '- ”"
JAMES DONALDSON “ *"
32 :W. Washington St. ’
CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY; CLEVELAND;
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DISTRIBUTION
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Reconstruction‘ who came up from New
York to advise the meeting. stated
,that the Senate Committee found two
things were responsible for the coal
lshortsge: speculation due to exports.-
tion Of coal and lack of use of water
transportation. Mr. Miller said that
the Shipping Board has frequently Of-
rerred tugs for coal shipment which
were not used because all rail ship-
ment is cheaper. the rate to Boston.
‘i'or instance, being $5 a ton all rail
'and $6 rail and water.
Further assurance in regard to sui~
ficient transportation facilities was
given by J. 0. Halliday, Superintend»
cut of Transportation for the New
York, New Haven & Hartford Rail»
road, who was present in an advslory
capacity. lie said that the New Ha-
ven Road is in a position to accept
and carry all the' coal offered
them up to the normal supply
provided it comes at a normal rate
or speed. He stated further that.
slnco 750 open top cards had been
repaired in the last two months and
.32 new locomotives had been received,
;12 moro being on the way to New Ha-
wn. ihc rairoad would be even better
1equipped to handle the coal from now
Oil.
1' 'Tlfo full tcxi of the resolution fol-
flows: -
“heroes the localization of the
:zourr-es n." anthracite coal in the Unit-
od Stall-s in a small area and the re~
striction of their ownership to a small
group of interest" constitute a close
approach ‘0 a natural monopolv in one
ollthv prime necessities of human
existence: and
\X'iiercas. there is conclusive evi-
‘dcnve nl‘ an ‘Inpl‘I'PPanH‘d shortage
vi supply of hard coal at the disposal
o1 she retailers of Pouncctlcut with the
:zppmavhing winter closl- at hand: and
Wheres». the general slate of mind
of the pulilic in this country and
.ihrnad is such a" to place upon the
owners at lln- sources of production
um! leI- agencies of distribution H
mm» rmpcmsihilitv, not only to them.
My”: lull in all believers in privnle
O“il'l\'hl]l of proporty; and
\"hcrmh‘. a strike of the coal min-
ers; in dri'iance or an award of tho
federal government and the order
and admonition of the President of
the United States tends to deepen
lhe flowing distrust of the public or
the ability or inclination of labor tO
enter into and keep agreements: and
Wht‘l‘luIS. certain unexplained dis-
cmpanmcr‘ in mm and deliveries as
bet‘l'm‘n (a) the so called "compnnv"
(I n
or old line producers. and hv the so
9"“! “'_nd"ppnd"nl" dealers and the
bmkrrr‘ hare siren rim» to -
and .‘li\ .i tumor:
1 plans calculated to undermine
ill.» wmnldvncn of the public in ”1,.
airness of pricemaking and mo al-
"mmon 0f dclh'vries: lhm‘rfore he in
. R’”""’"- "‘3' lhc I‘rmnervicut
(Plumber 0! (‘nmmercp
which is :1
its“! I'ido mranization made up of
a.) local chamber: and
associations
, :mJ li‘fv voxluulnivs.
lh'w‘xi‘hnps of Truth
lit-Irwin: 'mri lnsur
. . ’ulllit‘ I'll "a :
i.:l;ll('llllllrv‘. calls upon the (laugh-“(lad
"Im‘ lull}: <. rim u‘nrimrs in tho mines
-v-«i lilo! :rnlii'pmtwinn lint->- fnr'lmilh
in: push moductiml .-:nd cilsliihzltinn to
fill.» maximum. .‘HUPH‘v «lwlln-riw. ‘i(‘-
.l‘nl'llni: in thr urgent howls «1.; the
imam: rind guard asainsl and remove
lig‘..41.]:(21:1:tilizzrrzlliirin.1“.“n and d0.
JIM" -h,. ”H"! g“ .1 ml. in tho 0nd
ion... :....... ’7 " .‘h" l‘I-I'Nv um“ 1'“
.. .. 1.1.Ml‘i\ supplied and lll\.lli':‘ll”'l
a“. th'o' I-xtraorritnary powers \‘i‘sivd in
. . madam by war legislation m'u'
I.~' 3m Pr“: 1! for: and ‘V
llosnlvrd. l'uuln-r,
and 75! imih ixllzulx
irem-v u min" ‘lu-
“In! “I"l’nlvl't'l‘,
pm I. lndn HI}.
lilhl the Chflnlllvl‘
(or.
“Immune has ne'eommercial
value inrespectable circles. But the
bonded whisky is but diverted to
useful and legitimate channels.”
Where is no provision in the law to
return lo the owners any whiskey that
ll lawfully seized," raid Kramer. “In
most cases the owncm try to prove
they don’t own it. and those who are
caught rod—handed have no further
use for liquor in the places thcy are
confined.
Former Revenue Commissiom r
Daniel. Roper roccomcndcd that the!
large stocks of booze be purchased by
the government. Commissioner \‘VlL
llam “'illinms hasn‘t cxprc ssi-d him-
“ mo" MAY, ssrr. 22, mo
it will be up
promised to appv-av- lutm:
No word had lwI-n ru-vixui ”in-
coming ilcnton other lh‘m .'l do.
mom in i’rvsidvnl lll‘)1lllr‘< 1.1. . .4.“
that “he would try to bring; |:. “1..”
lvut it must lm rvnumlund
was pitching tor a 11mm
nlldsl of :I prmmnl tln’hl.”
l'I ill! IL
'2\;\\' ill ilw.
RAILROAD WATCHMAN BURNED-
STAMW. Sept. minnow... n
Surrcll, of 102 Barnum avvnuo P: nin
port is at the hospital. sm-unrdr hum-
ed in an unusual accident. In it: a
railroad watchman and it was im an.
ty to ascertain how much I‘lmd on
was in a tank car sldctrm-koa in ”m
scii‘ upon the matter. ‘ , ,yard. He was Using a lantv‘rn “Inn
to the. secretary of the treasury to the oil ignited and "’0‘ "M flrt". The
make the recommendation to (on—i ‘ , .
. 7 , flare scotcltcd him. run an no:
gross and Congress must dt‘t‘llli' “halt i klv fit out
action will be taken. qu C ' 1“
GAMBLING BY BALL ' mum s.\«.r1‘|‘\ |\
PLAYER INVESTIGATED I-‘\I!l1ll ”it 1.‘R\\ ll iii;
If Slim-ll “ill. \ulnlmr it “31' - l; a.”
(Continued from Page One) \illlll'il") ‘nlwuli ( an 'I- .l
' (:l;l‘1"'i‘ni'!- 1 R4111 1.: r z. n h.
had been informed that Benton had full; (in kin”: Llusm mm ,::-.. ...
been approached with an odor of $76” with .1 luv“ oi Nr- 't‘« .. .ml ., .._
to ‘throw" a game. and that the Jill‘)‘ \‘\‘!n m u :- ll' r lulu willk n» :t..w .1 mp
would ask Benton “what a C(‘L‘lalll t'mlmi m- .:?r«.:l\t.i :q.y.-_»,m. t...‘
player had said to llllll about ihrou- Hilnpli mixtnrv- nus . 'Hll - .H
inf! games." “and! HM 41'1:.t_ I“. .‘l l' - M. ..
l‘rcsidtni it. 1!. Johnson. of the drug slot" for "\"nlh's <..- ..1
Amrrumn‘la-ngur; l‘ra-snlrnt I‘oxnis-.s;11plmr (‘leIl-wnfhl.” \..~; L ..
key. of thc Chicano Amvrit-nn Luurnl‘ ' lul'g'v mm..- m‘ ll. ; uh: 1m,
(‘luln i'rvsidl-nt Vn-vk. of the (‘himr illipmwvl in. it: 3.1-1 M. ‘1 . .r.
K0 Notional ‘J'nirlli‘ “lull: lll'llldlll; i;;g~-'c~ulirnlfi. :Ill "':4«l\ in we. ,‘ IV
lit-rt t‘nlyt-r. tiw latter :I vw-llrknmvn mu. (‘Ilsl . ’l‘l.~ «, vliv. - «4 "
sport "dope sivr." and spun] immlwnll 1.. .1.1,vn.i-d upon q, M, ”l
rcporh'l's \w rv mull i! ii to apprur to- ‘,..,1.,y- nun, l« .m z to 1?».
d3.“ .\ \\-ll known llnwntnup ti .:: 1,
PH silicnt John lif‘)<lll‘l'. ol‘ the x", mus iv "Mum". um -: \'. .. .,. ”
iioli‘ll lwunm'; ‘ltlllilLI-l‘ \\'iill;iln 9-H F|,l')l)\“ i‘:y1y.1.'t.' h .4 a.”
(Henson. (Il' llw t‘hic'nuu .\.ii¢ l‘lI‘.ill.‘~'. in .7,”-l\. . 5; no :1 'u- .'l ..I . Iv
illlll‘).‘1(‘lll‘l{1l('llt)\\’.itlullSIlull\\’i".I 1‘, lilml liitlu-(i‘ , .q t: 'l g. ~i. l“
Ivor summoned to :upvur hula). lrut p1,“; ;.'\‘ H, I. ~\ 1.. :4: 3...
“crc excused last night. The l.!?7I"'|_~-u.il.l,\ .‘_ my.» '. .U 2 .. .. . u
two vu-ni to (‘lrx'ilnnd for llll‘ 9v “"~ in“; an.“ H ”4.....53. . ‘ . L
ln-twuvn l‘lrulanul um] "lilV-lL‘I). “lulv l in: n», .4”: ,,1 :1 . « v
l'l‘vsitll'nl HI \llll I‘ ll lepropm d in “I”: 1:... 1—” , '__,. t , . .. r
was in tin» nudist nt' .1 pv'lvutr illi't!~'?< ‘4... "H!“ . Hill ”In“... w W,” .
gallon of nllvgwl numl-ltnl: ;: mi nwlx '3’lll.éil h, 31:; WNW". ,m .t ,4
rd that it Lo not inlorrnph-l. All pitta. N.” ”my u,, l
at
artist, doesn’t it?
no,
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caper; .‘ '3.
Test iheNewEdia an
if the New Edison can malgeyou feel the
same emotions as can the llvmg artist—it
proves itself the musical equal of the living
1‘ Come in and see whether it can do this.
if” ‘x‘fr ll ‘glve you Mr. i‘xllx‘oli” Realism
Mun r.- w.
ALFRED FOX PEANO CO.
our diore /“‘
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1.2. m 1..<).1.;): Jll
ltqlilNl trmn tho
SI \I‘X'd ' .
who” ”WM, ”th l Darius m
.. .. ‘ ions are presented
.1:atlxl’.“Wll‘tliff‘liit’lll or the receipt}
;.\',,,'.;.1.;.m'uh'h" with such commchts.l
‘ .. 1.. .nrcs thcy may:
, .lorm and assur:
1.!‘lll or mutual service in the prem-
rill-4
l'usn'ntkun ‘5
-ln th.‘ '
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. r" h“ PT“S“nlI‘(l|
lt'illlmg
‘ coal operators. the lirl
PM: a! Q: ‘.'"”“".T.”’ f‘ommission. 1h"!
rig-l. .~. ' 3““5‘ humping Board. the An-
_ ...um~ tori liurnnu of Philadelphia
nut] to ~(‘nnmrticut senators and
.lxprrspniativrs. ll may be avoided
to send a personal representative of
the state ('hxsmlwr In .lh‘ coal opcra—
tors to. hand th. m the wsolution and
()Illt'l‘Vll‘it-i bring to thiT‘ attention the!
sei'ltlllx‘ shortage 0: hard coal in Con-7
ncmlcut in an etfort to divert as much
as possible to this state before the
cold weather begins. The sending of
such a representative and other plans
to reieve the coal shortage will be de-
cided at the meeting of the executive
ronnniltco oi the state chamber in
Hartford today.
UNCLE SAM GETTING
CORNER ON WHISKEY-
(Continued trom Page One.)
rapidly falling into the hands of the
government.
“‘12le one ‘nnks Kramer if he .i‘av-
ors liming up the whisky. he smiles
“t l\l¢'"§z
l‘u‘
mantown, and Shetland;
Needles and Stitch Holders.
‘ as trimaran 8!.
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Lion Brand Yarns
Nothing will quite take the place Of a knitted, wool str-
ment to protect one from exposure to cold and dampness :2
we have a supply of knitting yarn in new and standard colors.
and many shades Of Heather, also new shades in Pansy, Ger-
Orochet and Knitting Books, Knitting Needles, Qrochct
J. I. MALLETTE
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soon soswm .
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out or one corner of his mouth and:
rcl‘usvs to cxprvss his opinion.
Haven’t Cheated l‘p - '
"I don't know just how much whls-l
‘ Ikey we already have and it would rc-‘
lquire a great deal. of. time tor the
legal division to compile the amount.”
declared Commissioner Kramer yes-l
terduv. "llutif we should decide to
have a big party and invite all the
inhabitants of the i'nlted States. we
could serve all thone who formerly
drank." ' '
'f\Ve have good warehouses in most
or the dish-lot. Ind when we .hen'f
own them _or have safe federal build—
ings. we rent warehouséi,“ said
Mr. Kramer. ' " L " . ‘
What is to be donewuhfthh
bOOZE? ,., - . . ; .‘. _.
Kramer called attention that 363c-
tion 2L9roxdded~thut1t could be‘de-
any depdrtment -or~ agency settle
United sages xovernnn‘eut tomcat!
ml. mechanic-u «redeem orator“
:;“it may he Ordered out arm ,
Sm tor mil purpones to any per.“ _,
1’“va '- fim" to purchase liquor” W '
3° ”to .3110 Hum »
and the mo’ cede
.Sintes trgnlryggfi-
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strayed. lint it may be delivered to . '
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