MONDAY, AUGUST 31,1933,
FEEDING IlllAllllE
IS NflLlEll AFlEli . , . ..
[.flUllT HEARINli. ‘ ‘
”,1. 1. Nelson Justified in
llulrying through West-
111111 in Errand.
Lot-Sergeant
state police.
appeared in
ll‘UliT.
.1 Nirolii,
., 11 All llii1lgt- port.
,Aug.
oi the
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. 1.1011 rti 1y with Cris L. Nelson, \ . V . '
w n11. l1» urn-sud r1 centiy on the . - 1 ‘ 1
i 1: l‘uml zor speeding. When the . ,_ ‘ h
_,1-..- “11.4 up.- -1111l it was found Nelson
was trawling to \‘ew York in his
tc: ring car to a large building which f N H"
:5, $32.71 if}??? “if 332.315.3311.? 133.} J- & J (3351‘ C0» 2519 0 OEWa S most progressive industries,' In order to provide for necessary expansion, offers the balance— n -
injur- 1i and he “as hurrying t6; $25,000—0f an authoriz Issue 0 I:
we? the wire. The l'ost Ron: 7 . _
1:419 \rr11- of Ltraffic where Nelson P ;' .~
spuuiim: 1111. Tim (use was mailed be- _ 7 er en. umu a. '
for" Judge .loso-pli G. Hyatt upon pay- _ o' .
mom (11' costs. ....
g:1":31'.1.§.11\1'1117‘I;LI‘111.33: 13:3“..122'1231'; to local people and the investment public generally. _ ,
wsl assign a rinto policeman to ac- Th k f, d 1 t '
.“V‘II. '1".'.',?.1.111111i.‘.},1””.1‘1'31 ”$3235: 13,33: l 15 stoc IS part 0 an comp e 95, an issue amounting in all to $100, 000 olfered tb the public three years ago. The company has ‘
7W" ' 111.11 -" ”W" (”Tim “'°“"’ ““9 grown so rapidly 5m”: that immediate preparations. must be Inade for enlarged quarters and additional machinery, necessary to meet ‘
r 1 rm; 1 ‘111-t1~;11-1'i1v nn:l\\s:op tilts; stream urgent business demands. .
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7 {-11:12- r1: 11:1-11'2151‘11511‘: 11:1:— The Cash CO- IS the strongest kmd Of a concern With branches' in Canada and Los Angeles and a parent concern in Coventry, Eng!
‘ "M ““ '7'” “"7",”1‘ 1111111111 '3 if land, and 15 managed by men who are very c0nservative and have an abundance of means, and this particular industry dates back a hun-
.r» :1 ~1- ' 11 y 111lumo 1i t-s on 1-1 wr
11 111' lib-1:1 1n wtt. At tho fire the oth- dred, 01' more years. 7 ‘
Inf: tht-rv ‘\1-,< lll't‘ll of a traffic. 01‘— _ . . . ‘ _ ' , . . . '
7 ‘ ‘7' ““‘""'"i"""" “1"“ ”“9 "Wk ”3‘," I N“ a share 0f the original offerings ever so” below $100 in all the depressmn followmg the war, but has sold several points above.
11. r lrvwk 11ml to sweep across e - I
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..1 3717.11111171... 13.11.111‘11'13111101'120? A133: DWIdendS are 113} able quarterly 0n the first day of February, May, August and November. . . 7»
~ 4111 not :‘1\ .1 ihu lire apparatus the .. _ _
x of way at. all fires. As there 1‘ ‘ .. . _ . _ E)
1 no 11111111 policefin town at the N ED IND BT DNESS I 7'
11- no arrests could ln- made. , . I i: I i: .9 ' e V
#- rumis traffic jams occur in front
- 1“,. \\‘ostport library when the trol-
.' (Ali‘s on Main street‘come across
- . budge and attempt to turn up the
1
Jo stromt. Many drivers park their
1".113'H ‘111 front (11' the library and when
a truilt-y car comes there is not room
though for the three vehicles to pass
on one side of the street at the same
time.
IlAhUNS AT IN )l‘llLE BEACH.
BRANFORD. Aug. lfl.~——Almost 4.-
600 Masons from all parts orthe Ctate
gathered. today, at Double Beach. to
attend the "Blue Lmlgo" tie-id llnyund
vmtmg. A mammoth sheep bake will
Ew- onc of the 1‘1 mures. About fifty
‘r-lp will he roasted.
Among the guests expected were i
3.4 rnnr Luke. I.i1"11t.—Governor Tem-
1'»th and Congressman John Q. Til-
~~ 1. The principal sneaker will 'he
Mk l.. “Wider, grunrl master of the
o“-
H~ LEGRAPHI'IR'S RANK SOON TO 1
OPEN.
ST. llii'lq Aug. lfl .—-'l‘l1e Tole-
rant-hora National Rank 01‘ St. louis,
Preferred Authorized
Common
An Excellent
$100,000
200, 000
MANAGEMENT AND OFFICERS ;, > -
Opportunity For
Experienced men comprise the management of the J. & J. Cash company and their experience dates back through a long period of
successful business years. Mr. Sidney Cash, of Coventry, England, is the president; Mr. Frank Goodchild, vice-president and general
manager; Mr. Arthur Lole, secretary and treasurer.
The local concern’ 5 business' is drawn from all over Canada, and from the length and breadth of the United States. ’ . . f
WE RECOMMEND THIS STOCK ' FOR INVESTMENT
PRICE $100 PER SHARE AND ACCRUED DIVIDENDS FROM AUGUST 1,1922.
Maples £9” Goldschmidt ’ 1 _
Investment Securities, Phones: 153,154, 720
$100,000 ~ --
140,225 ' ; .7
Outstanding
Outstanding
11. . if.
to hit 0111 rated by thi (irvlcr of Rnll- ' .
toad 'l‘le-grnphcrs. will be ready for 85 waShlngton Street . south N0 1k C
luminous in about three months. L. J. ‘ ESTABLISHED 1892, I rWa , onn.
Ros; (21111111 Secretary of the Order. ‘
anncurwwl lulluy. following approval * 7 r
by tho (’nmptrollPr of Currency of the k: -
application for a. charter for the bank. 1‘ J -
Thu institution will be capitalized at
151.10.000.
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Atli'l~ing people that they will live '
run 1‘ if they breathe slowly, a
J, w‘. .11 training expert exhorts us to 7
the tortoise. He explains that " ‘ ‘7
1l'wiai‘, the slowest breathing h
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11’ :11!, lives to a thousand
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l' 0C Each Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
—And— were walking through the deep, deep
\ 1, v woods, tilled 111th fairies’ n everything i
——.‘.1 for LDC when they Were surprised to ar the
i ‘ ' a1 (1
. ,1 '::L:cmo Block Tel. 1581 whir of wings abme their ds 1
to see W’allie Woodpecker fly down (0"
them Vi allic Woodpecker was so ex-
cited he could scarcely speak and
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy had -
to ask him to repeat what he said five
times before they could understand. ‘
“Come quick Raggedy Akin and
Raggedy Andy, little Benny Bunny is
acting so funny. I am afraid some-f
thing is wrongl"
“Where is 'Benny Bunny?"
Raggedy Ann. '
“He 3 right over that knoll there!"
Wal e' Woodpecker replied, “And he
ihds a. string fastened to him and he
Iis da‘ncinghround and kicking up his
heels and turning somersaults"
"Maybe he is having fun doing all
this!" said Raggedy Andy.
V“Oh, no!” Wallis Woodpecker re-
plied. very excitedly. "He isn’t doing
it for fun! Please hurry, Raggedy
W005th and Dam Ann and Raggedy Andy." ,. f
.WOQSTER M W DAV" - "You fly ahead and show us where
, Benny ‘Bunny is, and we'll follow you.
m‘eTlTORNEYS AT LAW " Wallie Woodpecker!" said Raggedy
1'? Examiner! U. 8 Put“!
an. .
Ofllco
, 1115 Main St. Bridge So, Wallie Woodpecker pushed his
A “d fer Booklet on Potent.
little red cap down farther on his
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head and made his wings whistle, as
he flew through the deep, deep woods.
». Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy ran
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81106 Store
would carry them until they came to
0“ Step from Corner
where Benny Bunny was jumping.
8
i Mm“ Main Street,
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and twisting and turning some'rsaults.
South '
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy ran
up to Benny Bunny and held him still‘
so that they could see what was the
trouble with him. , And, what do you
think. Benny Bunny had pushed his
head right into a. 110051: trap while hei
was hopping along his min little path
through the woods and the noose had
L, pulled- tight around his neck.- The
other end of the string was fastened
to 8 mil bush and Benn?
pulled and pulled. and twisted and little tree.
wiggled and turned somexsaults. but
he could not get loose
Even nhile l‘ aggtli) Ann and ling-
H‘gedy Andy held Benny Emmy, he
kicked so hard he almost knocked
them over, but thcv held him ltight un-
Benny Bunny, He Kicked So Hard.
He Almost Knocked Them Over.
til Raggedy Andy could untie the
string and take it ad of Benny Bun-
ny' s neck.
“There!" said Raggedy An_n,
Benny Bunny sat doWn and looked at
then}, "now you do not. need to twist.
and wiggle, and kick and turn somer-
saults any more. Benny Bunny; You
were caught in a. trap! Thats what ‘lt
was!"
“Whoever placed it there was very.
very wicked!" said Wallie Woodpeck-
er. . . . " ’
"If they had tied thetiitrlng to a.
stout little tree and had bent the tree
down, then Benny Bunny. you would
not- have wiggisd and twisted vei‘y
rang, for the little trée would he)":
sprung up and carried you into the,
air as soon as you touched the noose.
and you would have just. hung there!" ,
"rm glad it wsmit tied to a lion 7
"’ said JBenn may, 1
‘as'
hush was lmd 111011gli!"
RaggedyAnn and Raggedy Andy
smoothed 111111111- Blmny's pretty little
coat and Raggedy Ann tied his little
necktie. for he had mussed himself
very much. as he \viggicd, and kicked
and turned somersaulis.
Then Raggedy Andy went behind a
tree and wished. He “fished very hard.
So hard that had he not had shoe but-
ton 1ves. Ragg: ~dy Andy Would have
closed them. 13111.05 course, he could
not close his shoe buttm (yes. But
he wished very lie-“1 just the some. so
the free, Raggedy Andy held a pretty
little red basket ‘in'liis hand and he
gave it to Benny Bunny.
“Here, Benny Bunny," said Raggedy
Andy, "Take this nice little red basket
~home. just as fast as you can hop.
It’s a. s‘prise for you. and your mam-
ma. and all the other little Bunny
family. But do' not stop to peep in-
side else it will melt ani then the ice
cream will Spill all cut!"
"Oh, thank you so very. very'much!"
Benny Bunny said. as he took the bas-
ket. “Mamma wanted some ice (:1 cam
all day yesterday and won'tishe be
pleased to get this?- Yes, indeed!"
And ,Benny Bunny, with the pretty
little red basket. tilled with ice cream,
ran down the path to his home, lltk-
ety split.
And Wailie Woodpecker looked so
funny when he heard What was in the
pretty little red basket, Raggedy Ann
wished that Wailie Woodpecker would
have one. too. “For," said Raggedy
Ann “Wallie Woodpecker really was
the one who saved Benny 13111111131113:
he should have a lot of ice cream,
too:"
And Wallle Woodpecker thanked the
Raggedys and flew to his stump home,
and, as Raggedy Ann anl Raggedy
Andy walked on through, the deep.
deep woods. filled with fatries' 11 every-
thing; they could hear Wallie Wood-
pecker sending his message asking all
the other woodpeckers to come share
his pleasure.
'(Copyngnt. 1922 by Johnny GrueLle.
All rights reserved by United Feat-
ure syndicate. Reproduction pro—r
hipited).
‘.
' 5 Has" Had Loh‘g- Vacation:
' One 11: We national «111111111 weight:
(lithe United States has not been
usedm for actual weighing since it was
no tron: the international bo-
- -1885 A ‘g.
Just the nose (1 one. tied to the little: NEW HAVEN .- - ..
DEMOCRATS IN BATTLE
afternoon
that when he came cut from behmj'
which we all 1111111.- 111111411111 111111
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the filing of the Democratic
lists by General Registrar Thomas E.
.Cahill with the town clerk Friday
$110!”)! before 45 o'clock.
Even a hurried examination of the
lists show that hundreds 01‘ Demo-
cratic men and women, who expect-
ed to vote in the Democratic pri-
maries next Tuesday, will be pre-
ventcdirom doing so and thereby
expressing their preference for candi—
dates for office in the tall electmn,
because their names have been taken
off the lists on 'Which ‘many had
been for years, or because their
legally made applications to be put
of the Democratic lists ‘have been.
denied. _ 7 7 7
This fact tells the story of the ac:
tion of'the Democratic Town commit-
tee last \Vednesday in calling the pri-
maries for next Tuesday, eighteen
days earlier than they were held last
year when the election was in Octo-
her. a month earlier than this year. "
RegistrarVCahill, who is charged
with willful manipulation. said he
“might have something to say to-.1
day.” He said he couldn’t say as to
whether names had been left off the
lists because he hadn't seen the re-
primary 1
vised lists 1. . m
1 7 Mary'- Little Lamb. ‘* 7 “
How many of us know who wrotoi
the rhyme about Mary and he! lamb! :
Several different people have acknowl-
edged to authorship. ' But it is now
certain this nursery rhyme and many‘
other poems for children were written
bF/Mfl. Sarah Bueli Hale, about the
year 1827. She was born in Newport.
New Hampshire, and following the
death or her husband had to provide
a living for five small children. Mrs.
Hale wrote many books and poems.
including a twovolunle noveL. Later
ohowhoaokedmfnlecharge‘ottho
Ladies naming, ti: first publication
exclusively 113: fit; onto till: country -
mac. .7
it the
request of a Dr..Loweil 1111111111. :11
American composer who ,wss'anxious
to introduce- music in the public
scboo that My. ' - the
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REFUSES TO JUDGE FOR CUPID.
Mrs. Helen Long Rokérs a Hamnionton,
in. the unique Cupid's Court. resigned tho/Job. not
withdrawal, but simply by staying away. She said
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