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under them had been previously Last year there had been!“ 7 ,
known also the fact that some of the inns, mated to wholeflers " in g:
stuff had been shipped to (:0an state to withdraw liquor from bond. .
and to Masmchmettsf’through Con- though some of these had never avail-
necticut. the enforcement scents mat-ml ed themselves of theprivlle'sie’r but had
in; strenuous odor-ts to. Intercept the‘ obtained thef permit us Is" precau-
shipments en route. drills. .. couplsid Etion so that they might be in a paition
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PAPERS CAUSES? m
Continued‘mm First rm
and been returned to his office. for
I’vnricaiion. s ‘
Fins resulted in several forged per.
1m: being discovered in this state.
‘m .uso some in New York, for it per-
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units had been obtained in Connec- About 1.000 permits has been granted '
ticut also. made it~necesmry for Direc- ,to physicians to use liquor and spirits
tor 8trenrhu»to take drastic steps to!for medicinal purposes. and’of these
keep pace with-“the situation. about 450 have been renewed this year
$35 imd been issued from “IE office] He had long since discarded the use »so that prescriptions may
in‘ Hmwtor Charles O'Conner‘rin thatfof a rubber stamp in endorsing per- 'when necessary. Otherstowhom per-
"... may were sent to him for verica— 5 mits granted at his office; d all per- mlts for the use of liquor and spirits,
Tm”. At least one Permit had been 1'- mits are now carefully scru nixed be- are being issued are the m oi"
.iid‘il m New York for delivery 0! spir- 'fore being issued. and are checked upxthe state and maufscturérs who in
.,_,, m u Hartford asent. before they become operative. so that their businem must use spirits for‘
l-.~rnlits are issued for the balance in the future it will be more difficulty chemical purposes, and to eh 1-
your in which they are issued , 4 . - _,_. . 0'”.
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:1 List August when it was found _ 7
mm the situation was getting out of ‘ , u n
mm] of the prohibitiondirectors be- 2 How d ye get that ’wsy? By Jon
gm... of the prevalence of forged per— —‘ L
was. it was decided to.issue no more
.vwrmils to wholesalers. letters to that HVERO fig; mmggp ‘PO A1 W
:7- .-i having been sent out from Di- . . 7 _
.'.,:.,r Strcmlau’a office on August 28. [LL 9: TH 9'6 7
~;., mung becoming effective August 65 ‘7‘ ”V, '_ g
2.. Those who had permits. however. / £2
T. permitted to withdraw liquors /
mm handed ware-houses under these /%
41.111118. until the end of the calendar 7 ,
.,., p when their permits expired and
, , nvw ruling went into effect that
f, , ,pumrily at least. no permits would
1,, 5.7;lnlo'd wholesalers. How-long this
3mg,- will effect. Mr. Stremlau was
gm-o {13er to say. but indicated that
: \\-Illld be of sufficient duration to
. muglily rid the district of the oper-
A‘Vntl of booilcggera. Former holders
( “holosuler's permits are beseiglng
~g-. office, of the federal director for
run-mation as to when they will again
.- p-rmitted to operate.
'rw- discovery in New York that
_Hl' than 1.000 forged permits had
.4. vii obtained through which millions
:; gallons of whiskey were withdrawn
’2: m bond in that city involving a re-
:2v1 value of approximately $100,000.?
HM was surprising to Mr. Stremlau
.‘-‘l\ in the amount involved. The
;.‘H‘\lllllly of Connecticut to New York .
:-,~.-.l the fact that New York has and l
4i mnter {or the transaction of busi-
«i. :15 involving the sale and distribu-
;..'i of liquors makeslt quite likely
'nnt Connecticut has come in for its ‘
2-hour of the illegal liquor business
lrl‘ii‘ don under the permits. in Dr.
:zrnmllm's opinion. That there had
awn permits fraudulently obtained in
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Aware those whom included in the list -
what when any meal-as been '
entertained ,"1n the past that their
operations have ‘ 2€ntirely been
within the let of the ’ law. They
include those whose busine- hss been
that of manufacturing so-caued patent
medicines generally. regarded as blood
builders. and awn-t when: report-
have repeatedly been made that in
some instances the law was flagrantly
violated. For instance. while it is not
definitely known that-och has been
‘ he case.«lt would Mule-tor thus
manufacturers of certain medicines.
and there was nothng to prevent/them
from obtaininglmore than was neces-
sary for such manufacturer—«and no
check could. be made on what become
general? suspicion that unscrupulous
men would turn this still! into illicit
trade at a margin of profit far greater
than could he obtained in their regular
business.
MEAT CAUSE OF -
, "KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Saltstoflnshxidneysflm
hurts or Bladder
If you must have your meat every
day. eat it. but hush your kidney-
with salts occasionally. says a noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost para-
lyses the kidneys in their efforts to
expel it from the blood. They be-
c‘ome'sluggish and weaken then you
suffer with a. dull misery in the kid-
ney region sharp pains in the back or
sick headache. dizziness. your stom-
azfi'sfiurs. tongue is coated and when
the, weather is bad you have rheu-
‘matic‘eltwinges. The urine gets
cloudy,.full of sediment, the channels
often get sore and irritated. obligln:
you to seek relief two or three times
during the night.
To neutralise these irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flush on
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here: take a tablebpoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
i from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
and stimulate slutshh kidneys. also.
to neutralise the acids in urine so it
no longer irritates. thus ending blad-
der weakness. ’
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in-
jure. and makes a delightful efferveso
cent “thiaiwflr'drinmf g: -.
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with certain family devices painted theneon. Tomotect the fair fame ‘ . 7 if 4.
of these escutcheons, they fought hard and well and dealt squarely and . ,.
Knaves without device lived fair-
ly or unfairly as their humor suit-
They had no names to pro-
Today the knights of industry
have» devices —- the advertised
trademarks of their products. It
is even more; necessary for them
to preserve“ a bright and spotless
trademark than it was for an old;
ell knight tekeep his, shield clean
.Price isnobthe only meaSure .. , {
SOmeti‘me‘sI‘it is not even ‘a'
good ‘ measure of value.
But when the price and qual-i _..p
ability is added, then the
combination is true meas-
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Day after day and week after r
week, the Howland store
combinations of quality
’ and ‘seasonability with
, special price..",
" Ithas beengood newoand
goOd measure, ' "
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into confidence and popularity.
If it be unworthy. it fails.
Buy advertised products. Read
the advertisements to choose
what you will buy.
You can be certain that every _ \
consistently advertised product is
good. . ‘ . . A,
The test of a million searchlights' -,
has proved it. The name of the p ._ *
* .manufacturer maxim it. The . r
' ' trademark iam warrant of '
liter-m ' ii. ‘2‘, '
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