AllTll ”PATHS iii
.5 STATEMREASE
Total for swell Months of
1921 Is 113, Against 90 for
Saute Period in 1930
number of fatal accidents cull-ed by
motor vehicles in Connecticut du
ication in the-even months for 19:15. .
as comparedwtfll the‘correspondllgA fatalities and. that the increase info 3 j ., ..
period or 1920. he did not recall a ain‘- acddemmeypmaetwtom - = ' “ “
gie instanceof a total accident this stripped the increase in number of ire-b
year where an intoxicated driver was hldles. Even that would not be a sat.
. . lataetory record in view of the eitorts
In this opinion—fir. Maodonald runs to curb the motor’sduth toll. but it
.coi‘m‘te‘r to the opinion of State Reg-is would not be alarming andwould show
trar “Goodwin ot Mamcflusetts. who that the department was holding its
attributesflle increased auto fatalities mm” in its cohtestgnalnnjctal injur-
' involveg.
in the State-to: prohibition, or more lee :on the. highways.
strictly” speaking to "the condition
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brought about by prohibition. Hr. BMARIAN LEVA W
~ Goodwin is of the opinion. that many SOFIA. August. 10. My 'déule-
A“ “mm ‘3' 25 Per cent in the drivers who did not drink. or drank
1n mot the eitorts the Department period last-year. view.
Is putting Garth toflnake the highways
of the State safer for trowel.
ntalitles in Connecticut are as follows:
1921 1820
January ....... . ....... . 9. 10
February . . . ............ 11 1
March ................. II 9 '
April ............. ‘ ...... 18 26
May .................... 18 22
June ................... 1 8 22
Uuly ' .................... 25 13
Total ................ 1t: 97
The number or operators' licenses in
use increased from 112.430 to 135,874.
arenthcses. cinnati. in Brooklyn last Friday. Her
an increase of 20 per cent. for 1901 g , ) __ _ counsel intimated “that her
over the same months in 1920. This anuary """"" 16 ( i) 3 (10‘ obabl w uld be to re insani-
rncans that the increase in fatal fled-il-‘ebruary """"" 2‘*(1“ 0"”( 1’ 1:. y 0 mp0 TY
dents by motor vehicles is 5 per cent. 'Mareh """""" 17““) 0—‘( 9) g ..
in excess of the proportionate increase April --------- - 24"(13) 5-(15? Agh'fi—V- —
in the number of licensed motor vehi- May """""" 33'“(18) 12—(30) \VOMEN WWALLY.0VERDO
cle operators in the State. June ------ - - ' - - 33““3) 20,—(13’ This applies to all women. regard-
No futon-imam Deaths. July ° ‘ ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ° ' 23—(25) 14"") less 9! caste or color. The ambitious
In commenting on the cause or the
increase in the State. Deputy Commls- 70"“ ------- ° - 177 54
sinner John A. MacDonald. who has
regard to fatal accidents, said a sound
totals were known. and when the
causes of the accidents would be tabu-
lated and compared with last year’s.
cause‘for these accidents.
table incmse or 220 per cent. in the variety of causes as last year. It isms a standard remedy for woman's
.,
drivers who are sober as with those
' 7 , A ,‘ I manna Aug 10.~——Atter the de—
' " _ . j 5. ~ m, WM Havana '10er on July
~ ‘ ‘ I . A ' __ with Spanish laborers. estimated to
, 3. . s nunibér nearly- 1.000- aboard an-
, . g I , . ' nouncement has made by the Spanish
. adamant). Greenland, Aug. 10 (By “my. “mum”, and that the Wh “
wireless via Reykjavik and Copenha- captain undoubtedly would be called 313A. Latvia..—~— Aug 10.—-'1_‘he Moscow 15‘ a: other arguments are m
gen) --—For the first time in its hmry. to account when the Wallowra reach- . - 0th .
Greenland has been entertaining: roy- ed Spain. :mmittee ot' the Bugatmmmmung 'EVery er road leads in M.
“an” Kin‘munenm‘um mm“ , The aw.°“°“‘..;:"“ be“ “am“ ufi: WW1. Wm... b.2333...
ndrino. mark. an- ere in Ha _ a) in . r seven! months Summer conference of the Communist capitalists. but we saw that we ass:
last night on :the steamer lanai-from eat, one tor a cargo When the project rt m km N the ins to mare any concessions so ,
iceland and ”received a warm welcome was bmached to use her in repatriat- ‘93 y, 0“ hing n y reasons
from the mine popumon'. ad
After I'm! Cape F‘areivellat a stranded -ln Havana. The Consulate tr “veil“ Rm
considerable distance to avoid ire ice,- General announcement states that it 9 098m! honestly and frankly
the “Game." “used from may to. sent experts to inspect the steamer, “Y to the peasants Lenine is quot—
and the ”CRY west coast of and these experts reported she car-
Greenland- twill-Ins with ice: m ried‘ thawing equipment for onlyJGO :2: m to tmlism‘ we make many 33%;; om! cofigéze ultimate W
glghted against fantastically-colored Mangers. and that. before she sail— butcemomycnsmgi yo“. peasant-comrades. 1911-"
clouds. For some time the Island and ed. the installation of wireless equip- rtai V n certain limits. and to
he? ”we'd?” '“Tlhip Fylla. had to meat should be completed at least a 09 n “tent Mid of course. these
"we‘d m r “W t“finish a stretch or two Spanish-speaking oldeers secured.
drifting lcahand several icebergs were and precautions taken that sodieient 'mlne ourselves. The concessions bear 8.116416)!”
near t e vessels .
”great outside the skerries on; God- , Pending compliance with these com the WW“ part °f' Which “that” “Oh h h ‘t 0‘ th t 1,,
thaab. a single Eskimo kayak appear-‘- dltions, it w” added. the Consulate feel: to file lot of .the proletariat. but . e asn g a re.
ed and Its sole occupant was taken on General declined to advise applicants “0 011 e Dmtry. - _
, board the Island and presentedawlth either for or against- passage aboard
a rifle by the King.
Inside the My. encircled with snow- aboard “200 workers whose passages 9
clad mountainlv a Whole squadron of— had been paid by public subscription. Fee Old.
kayak! rowed out to greet the royal After thus hinting at the possible per-
party. Wh9 admired. the skill with he facing the voyagers. 'the Consul-
which the EBklmos handled their ate General's tatement concluded
The native women wore the with a cryptic xpression of hope for
characteristic many colored Greenland the ship’ ll happy arrival. '
costume. with short breeches and long'
ciation of the Bulgarian léva beans.
all! ”finely in preoprohibition days. lng anxiety in state circles and the
mmred lw and tearing deé government has taken coercive mea-
the‘iil‘st m“ mouths °‘ 1911. as can» tee'tiou. drinbit almost at once. or. at
M with the corresponding months least. before theyget home ~He points
°' 1‘” u ‘90 ‘nm'mm‘m fault"! ed out the]: he has revoked 51 per cent.
by “’3 “nfl‘ campiled in the m'mfll‘e licenses due to intoxication this .
W“W ”rimmi- The “3-year then during the corresponding the: payment or ”magma-bill in
sures to stop all speculation in ex—
change. Heavy lilies and even 189
sentences will be impedi'l‘iin my one
dealing in exchange-«moot humus:
Sober The Bulgarian lewbei’ore “level"
In Connecticut, use increased num~ well worth about thoracic u. the
Similar statistics for Massachusetts be, of revoked license. for that cause French franc or about"llve ’
disclose a' much worse situation in is five times water, or 220 per cent; American dollar. DMe war the
that State where the increase in auto but ur. hiscdonald ”ya there is me dollar at one time had a. purchase
fatalitiesls 42 per cent. over the corre- casual connection. in his opinion. hes value or 80 to 90 lava; and now an
epondlng months 01' 138‘ Yea" Di‘tfl‘ tween the increased nuhlnber of lntox- AMHcan dolls-r is‘worth 125' levas.
holed over the seven month. "10*" lcated drivers and the increased numb All the big banks have expressed
bel' orratalilies. lately as it would their desire to collaborate with the
seem. He added that recklessness. SOWmmOM in an effort to check the
which figures so commonly in fatal tablet the Iowa. but it seems that no
accidents is quite as common with remedy has yet been found.
who are drunk. MES S'I'ONE'S CASE mm.
In disconnecting the increase in in- NEW YORK' Aug. 9’4““; case 0'
toxicated drivers from the increase in M1” 0““3 M‘ 1" Stone.
fatal accidents. Mr. Machnald Pointed nurse. was postponed until Thursday.
out that the monthly figures for each when she was arraignéa today 0‘? 8'
-do not correspond. For revoked "_ charge of shooting Ellis G. Kinkhead-
censes the figures are: (Fatalities in farther corporation counsel 0! Ch“
After landing today a reception was
held following by religious service and
number of licenses revoked for intox- possible that the year may show 3.1115.
the rest of the day was given up to
..The King was presented
with a kayak. and the Queen with a
blanket of elder skins. The royal A
party afterward left for northern
Greenland and are expected home by
the end of the month.
— girl striving for school honors.
overworked housewife. the shop girl.
The total figures for February and girls in ofl‘lces and stores. and the so-
had charge of many of the hearings in March in 1920 for both intoxication cleiy woman. all climb too high. over-
and fatal accidents-are attributed to tarahelr strength. and what follows?
opinion could not be expressed until the ice-bound hlé'hWays. There were Nervoinl prostration.
the end of the year when the year's very few cars on the highways. backache. headaches. and the inevi-
Just where the trouble lies causing table weakness and ailments peculiar
the fatalities. Mr. Macdonaid was not to their sex soon develop. which un-
prepared to say off-hand. but he ven- less checked bring on more serious
but he'llald he‘ did not believe that li- lured to suggest that in view of the conditions. and which often lead
quor was the leading contributory 20 per cent. increase in number of operations. A} efllclent
motor vehicles on the highways tho for such ailments is Lydia E. Pink-
He pointed out that while it was tip-shot at the end of the year would'ham' 5 Vegetable Compound. which is
true that there had been the remark- show abdut'the same combination and ‘now recognized from coast to coast
MASKED MEN ROB FREIGHT
' sleeplessneee. TRAIN.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Aug. 9.—~Maskcd
men held up and robbed a freight
train 'on the main line of «the Buffalo.
Roc‘Eester and Pittsburgh Railroad
at Colden. Erie County. early today.
and made OK with merchandise said
to be worth several thousand dollars.
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or the dictata'ship of the p -' -
the latter took upon itself: .. - .
ships than did the peasantry. :j.
an obvious truth and modem ’
longed. '
“The question as to the rum
latéions between proletariat M
entry stands as renews: Either , I
peasantry comes to an and . ‘
with us. and we accord them M
moncessiona or it is a. light: '1“
’ . 21 or the Chinese steamer Wollowrm
. ‘ ' Consulate General that the steamer: f V
had milled without complying with the
mmmbrtncial organ of the Central but “diluted nonseme
only to Muliultoll', that is, to“ it?
storation of the estate memes-t
.for the recent cha toward tree they are within ““3 limits 0‘ m
lug some of the sugar mill workers W which tends to support and strewn
the proletariat. which, will)“
in spite of all hardships and m-
ied as saying; “that in order to keep on make for the destruction of cl“ ..
war was: out. . 7
inmim and the extent we will deter- “1 899 Black has 90*: 'A ”M“:
9’
food. water and coal were aboard. “9°" the distribution of the burden. “(11?" did he get the four M" .
earl ." ’ a»
the vessel. and reclamation: sending
RELIEF HEREURE FOR EUPOPE
ROME. Aug. 9.—-—Pope Benedict has
instructed Cardinal Gaspard to IE:
ceed imnifedinggiy to lorganize re
measures or t e poop o 01 -
Cardinal Gallant who is the papal help-hookmhdor dices-dild-
secretageof state. has been direcad wwwum‘mvmi <
to 1” matter before the “my” tree from ‘wslte and poisonous miller .
meats of various nations for "prompt red m ,
and emcaclous common action in the “9““ ”'0 M dd: 6 . '
name of the Divine Redeemer. who M The! 5““ bub-die die“ ’
live his blood to make us all broth- antic paint. sore muscles, still ioinu.
crane 'IILJ.D.III .8meuoqN.Y.. writes:
po'pes letter implores aid for "pg—mm Mulls kidney trouble
the millions of men in the basin of the nacho—mun. l ind seevere back-clue
Volga who are facing the most ter- locals-uni: cola“ played w. i not to a
rible death, “invoking succul- from Muhaihdtodo-oethinq anal-h-
humanlt.’ Whom-sol Foley Kidney Pills X can as! .
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