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to cast at. mtemperate vote. When
it comes to saying to physicians who
TRAFFIC CONDITIONS
UNDER DISCUSSION
were edur tie: to their profession'
-— what they shall prescribe you are so-
. ing .00 iar.'
Continued from F; .1 Page.
—— i Declaring that the “mad rush for
No p..rking will he allowed on the
other side 01' North Alain street from
the property of Mrs. Mary (T. \Ynod-
ward down. nor will turning be allow—
:-d on North Main street. between the
guous than ulmrwt any olhcr {61m of
legislation. the senator asserted that
it was time to call a halt. ‘The first
thing we now." he continued, “v s
\ ill have someone telling u; what w 3
v" . .' ' " l' “
:nldig:n:n;‘ti'c:~[tlrfthaill.{},lor ‘llfeillH-ljl ".all wear. and when we shall wc_.ar
3. Z ‘ J g ”ml H‘“ . and when we shall eat. and what
\‘k i n, \\ wellington street Will havi-
. {we shall eat."
“0 ' . . . 2‘ ,
a..02;1.3(',“:§£n it “NM m spot; to K I“ l nrcm able and DraStic.
So much. with a few mitor rxcep- Enactment oi the anthbeer l
‘ Senator \Vatson said. would put mi -
tions. for the Second district. th cketa of
inane-tirimcdiatrm no parking on ”m“ °' “Ha” mm e W ..
“'11” street from \V’aier street to the ‘03! drlgzbitl::r\;?:;urs:‘Snthf‘:
Lockwood's hall on one side. but parlt- “I": 5:: mg i‘ liellynaah not lit for hu.
ing to he allowed Yrom the railroad ‘ aggugnption"
bridge to within iwentydlve feet of mfg]; result of this unreasonable.
the curb at “Winter street ‘ .
. n odor] has It‘d
0n the opposite side of the street drastic 9'0“?" engfrniim has driven
from Main to River there is some dis— 0939:; break the law hv subterfuir"
cussion. some favoring no parking in ,1? i“! turning public sentiment against
the entire length. and no turning of prohibition. and a law cannot be en-
nutng rv‘u‘rpl at Rm... sir-pert. m- the forced ii‘ public sentiment is against
Library green. Others favor parking 1t"
from Skelly's store up. '
Regarding the iloston store side
then was some discussion as to wheth- BUILDING, LOAN
er autos should
there. This is a matter to be decided'
later. but it is: believe-d that thvy will}
for a short Splice.
Main street also received attention
and it was decided to request the (‘on-
[Ir-('livill company [0 do away with tlw
turning of thm "E" cars from \‘i’all ii
and stopping to ehan..e
lll‘ allowed to park
Continued "om first pun._
.—
once "A. Brown. Spencer S.
Charles ii. Hoyt. ’ ‘
The association is in a flourishing
condition. as the attached report will
show: .
Adams.
holes. It was believed that if the "l“‘i Financial ("and“)!!! as of June
cars were to run up Mill Hill to the 30“,, I921.
East .\'orwaik swilt'li and turn limkf ‘ ASSETS
there that this would he betttr “"q:i.onne on r...“ 93mm ...... 333113.”. 26
Would do .".'t“ u “ilh tiaiiir r‘onm atlon. loam: on stotk .......... ‘10”00
This would oi coma. in in tin bug-R ('ush .................. 15 3H. 0
lost part oi the day. or permanently ._. w'w—
Th:- mallrr of parking on Main $387,414.“!s
stntt called for eensido rah!" discms- JAB“ ITIES
inn and it was htiimed that no pink. Due-t . ........ ‘ ......... 53M l 12.26
in: on Main stir-it between \V’all “n‘lslntt-rcst ................ l,‘.o’..‘."“
Clicksons stori- on one side and lle- linen __________________ 7.90
Klyn's store on the other. should ‘»3 Membershlp ".95 _ . . . _. $.00
allowed. I'miii and loss ........... 643.92
The Bridgeport cars should not lm :‘uiplus ................. 3_gou_n0
allowed to change poles in \Vall flirt".
but should he run up to the- l.llil:il‘\
Cat-en as formerly.
3387.414.08
Stutvnu‘nt of Receipt-a and Distmnxh
The same was true of North Main "u...“ rm. y”... III-dim: 4““...
strort. it being proposed to endeavor , "”1
to do away with the changing of poll ‘ l' y ‘l-Z ll 15:
on North Main street by the Stamfm ‘ (v... h on hand. me 30'
cars as was followed last winter. thlsl 1.4;. ............ ' 39.2414:
causing consideiahlv congestion oi Monihrrshlp f...“ ........ 13R_Htl
"“5"“ limes ................... 87.35015
.-'l numlir-r of other suggestions v" ~ :l“|ll(“S ________________ 232.34
also worms-w! and “ill hr furthrr div lull-real ................. 21.2.3155
cussed at future meetings. 'l.oans on I‘l'ill estate repaid 68.80000
SPIRITED CLASH 3137.625.“
IN BEER B“ I l).Slll7llSE.\ilI.\‘T§l.
, ‘ ‘ Loans on real estate. SSW-5‘41""
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Continued from First Page. "1.12.? ulthdrawingmem 80.47834.
Presldrnt's salary 100.t W
#10115. Trcanurcr‘s so )- 300.0"
Nelson Champion: Bill 500W!" 5" ~ Jury 1-5004”
‘ The bill was championed by Rene. tit-nerd t pcnaes ........ 433.34
tor Nelson. Republican. of Minnesota. (‘arh on hand. June Suth.
asserted that brewers are behind the 1912i .................. 15,314.08
agiiation for medicinal beer a. a W
vines. because they “see a chance to "87"25-76
restore the saloons." Detcndln'r the Jim“ 19th. 1921- a.
Examined and found correct:
NORMAN WIGLESWOR'I‘H.
F. IRVING SMITH.
regulation of preseliptions (I l'quor
for medicinal purposes he dc?! rod
that without them “doctors would be
writing prescriptions for old soaks
from morning till night."
Senator Watson took exception to
the implication of Senator Nelson
that opponents of the pending legis-
Jation favored the return of the sa-
loon. a. y; . .
"I know no brewers." he declared
”and I take orders from no one. I
never took a drink in a bar room in
my life and I am on the water wagon
now {or good.
‘Auditors.
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Gmxr PERMIT FOR
hrlRMAN-LYNCH 00
NEW YORK. July 20.-—-—The Inter-
national Sportlng Club. which will
stage the world’s championship ban-
t-mweight contest between Joe LYnCh.
title holder. and Pete Herman, of New
Orleans. former title holder. at Eb—
But I do not propose’hots Field. next Monday night, were
Stylish Stout Figures .
i
m system makes available a couplete‘ '
hairpin of" fishionsble and correctly
ioned garments which give lsrge
m the envied ‘TStylish Stout" figure.
LiDo sway with needless, nnsstisfsctorv fit-
ngs sud alterations. .
i
i
WMMJa-‘m afillfiuedmcfimwfl’
WRITE FOR BOOKLET:
‘w lul- gin-M and HIE: have
bill. ’
H AS NEW OFFICERS,
granted a license sesterday by
New York State Boating Commission.
Herman. who knocked out Jim Hig-
gins. English bantamweight champion.
in London. a week ago. is expected to
arrive today on the steamer 0rduna.
prohibition" had become more, dan-‘
TRIED TO WORK _
OLD FILM FLAM
GAME AGAIN
Continued from First Page.
"ire vnu the proprietor?” demand.
ed the stranger.
“Yes." Mr. Hubbell replied.
“I want to return this can of lead
which my father bought here a day or
two ago and couldn't us." said the
strancer.
! “Yea" said Mr. Hubbcll.
to return the li‘hard?"
Hearing that the can contained lit'h’
nrd. instead of lead. the stranger he-
came rather nervous and depositing
the can on the counter said that he
woutd haw his brother come and ex-
:nialn circumstances connected With
walked
"You want
0
uthe purchase. \Vith this he
away.
About a year ago. according to Mr.
lluhheli. the same man worked the
same pamn—in the store and was foil-
od in a similar m: Inl‘f‘l‘. It in said (but
several other merchants had the game
worked on them.
A similar stunt was pulled a year
or two am on "Hilly" Drew. A man
came. to Mr. Drew and united him to
hay four chickens. lie-agreed to buy
the fowl and he paid the man for
them. He went out back to put them
in his hen coop and round the coop
open and his own birds missing. ‘He
ihnd bought and paid for chickens
lwhirh were r'ready his.
I,”
RANGE T0 CRIWG
___ l"'
In spite of the
stagnation. there
that Mr. Frank
the 48158me DEPRESSION N0 318!)- ruins. as well as three nights in Lon-v}
returning on. the connecting.
iCunuiisa Pacific Steamer. thus ex-i
don,
present buuine- tending the cruise to 70 days.
has been such a.
C. Clark,
York.- has just chartered the magma- fired.
cent Canadian Psc
er “Empress of
ent.
I.
sfler his African trip.
The “Elmore-I"
tive features»
forced ventilation
the latest safety devices. etc.. insur-
ing princely com
enjoyment.
The Cruise on the
Scotland" sails
New York. and the itinerary includes
.Miuleria. Cadiz.
Algiers.
18 (la?! in
Gibraltar.
tinople.
Egypt. Naples.
Monte Carlo.
The cost of the
d up.
expenses. such as
guides. specially
trains. fees. etc“
She was formerly known in.
e "Kaiser-in Auguste Victoria." andi
was the ship selected by the late Ex- down. und uboub any telephones were
President Theodore Roosevelt and his put out of commission by last night'-
party on M- l'l’lurn from Europe storm. according toareport this morn-
dog at the office of the local telephone
including
social rooms. sumptuous Dining Ss-
loons. electric elevator.
chsrmbres de luxe with private bath.
IIavre. Liverpool
back to St. John or Quebec.
including
iflc Express Steam- ,
Scotland."
has many distinc—
14 spacious
exchange.
Firm class return ticket src avail.
persistent demand for a repetition or able for extended sojourn in Europe.
the Jucceuful “Clark" Orient Cruises. so than the “Passion Play” at Ober-
of New Ammorgau can be witnesued, if so do:
_ i
This gives a wonderlul opportunity
25,000 for those who and it dimcult to with-
?oss tons and 42.600 tons disphce- stand the “lure of the Mystic Orient."
Several wires were blown and tom
moon. 4., “I“?
-——-——
The ngnplk W «on has can.
- celled the same with the Lynn Coler-
ed Bars for next Sunday. and in their
pm has book. ed the cracked Devon
A. A. of Devon. This teem his like
fine ream-dot I: wins in 15 games,
und poor attendance at home has torc-
od till. teen to travel. .The Devon. A.
A. an in the lame class with the NHL
fouls. who appeared here last Sun.
m. cad-un- who desire to see u am-
en. attraction should not miss see-
Ing this can: in action. The visitors
will twirl Sheik. who has s record, of
31 strikeouts in two games. and he
I
I“! be opposed by. BP‘.’ k
Sullivan will min be bet. m
The visitors are Wm: sew
loads of momma BUM-J std, i .
fluent of mm.
g...
A slight accident hm'ned “'0:
o‘clock last night in HIM m
cola Agnene backed his e. .
front of his taxi station. am it
did so. fibrnham Green. or W
avenue. turned his automobile out .
avoid striking a machine one“
Adolph C. Ram. He avoided the -
tel“ machine. but crashed into the i _
end or Agnese's car. The Jo“. a:
guard of the automobile operated
Agncae was bent.
25 suites and
in every stateroom,
fort and unalloved
"Empress of
Feb. 4. 1922. from
Seville. (Granada)
Athens. Constan-
South Nor-walk“. Trust: Company
"Wm“ -
Satirist-walk.“ “.4
Palestine and
Nice and
and
Rome,
f‘ruiso is only 8600
all regular shore
landings. carriageu,
cartered R. R.
3-: “oil as the finest
available hotels. swh as Shepheards.; 0W” sale
.111 Sornerauiis at:
2
Grand Continental a‘
Cairo.
For $66
through Franco
(stopping at the
Continental Hotel
(unity to visit
extr:
i
x a week's trip~
including Paris.
Grand. Cluridge or
0 with an oppor-
? Opportunity
ARE YOU
LOWER
high. Today,
And a reduction of 2
the battlefields and
v .e < ' .‘ .
l . ~ . ; ~
a. ...m._._._...
r
.Ir'~.»m. use»...— a..- em. 0—”..-
l
.__;
Mamdhpblderofcamplcte
Q Wksmoouponm . .‘
‘ 7‘ Roviny unite direct
m W 'roatu.”
...F”-m-.mm *W' mm .
sets a previous advance of
per cent.
prices to get anywhert
' . war levels.
But there is every
CIIYVP.
satisfaction and comfort (4 s
cm heater?
W. cm
STILL WAITING FOR
A few months back prices were
renting materials are
from 15 per cent to :35 pt‘l" cum lower.
5 per cent nif—
Ai‘tcr the Spanish-Ameri—
can war it took fifteen yams for
near pre~
INTERNATIONAL
ONE - PIPE \HEATERS
are lower today than since the war.
indication that
prices will soon show an upward
Vt'liy wait, and deny yourself the
Call and see me today. c‘aiiai'aclion
guaranteed or your mom"): mick.
Be Sure It’s an INTERNATIONAL
Over four hundred in the Hawks and every installation I .
success. The time to act is today.
HENRY A. -
56 Inter Street
Is Knocking’
PRICES ?
33 1—3
mud<
HEGELEIN
South New
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