....-.89~" per 3“?
fl, 1933.
. Eamon-ow
, fl, fits 4:27.
7‘15 ‘. mop 7:30 p“ m’
_. Pre- le exclmifl‘?
use for “Mo at
.. credited to it 01'
“fig. ”per md also
. panned herein.
' ”nation or special
. ore use reserved-
for Tot!!!
madcap-8'"-
82?.
. . purpose is a. In“
was: every 43’ "
Int purv05*‘ mung to
m let me make I
(or that we have
b nought—4710!“!!! A-
growlnx ”PM" in
:t‘he're In a. tired C0? "’9
'mg :1 residentisi
m plan vroum restrict
must within the city for
Want pmposcs: that is.
the prison haunting
firm or two ago “est ave—
mot the finest residential
'mm Norwalk. Today. from
‘ lk armour Vio “all street
.18er be termed ”gozoline
“a expaneion of huslness on
intone, hovewr. was to be ex-
7 ‘ I
in
For
ON hesldrntlal sortions
n: mt dimer-V9 protection.
them in Gfl-zory lionlv‘vurd.
Bitch tract. :111-l the Marvin
lo the T11qu r‘lSlV‘li'l. \‘.‘lth
l‘l of lhv ( :lll' I’nsturo
M Woperlles VVi 'l in hichlV
. Fine ‘homrs VVill ht con- l
: homes that NO!“ Mk can
to W11 pride. This arvn as
w
. September.
all tho timw'.’
to the
l.
door They ore n port of the
no“ telling the intimate story of
the orange America's inner dodresf
The reel hbtory at civilization is.
written in ads. ‘
moor. .
_—. n..— I
John Moody m expert. teeé'
moody He see: another period of
deflation win: his next seer. The!
to. mice: formers at better prices”
Present notional prosperity,
Moody see. it. is not tell banned.
The tamer-'9 purchasing power it
less than before the war. whileolly
peoplc’r income avenger higher. Ca-
:11 the We become better balanced.
Reedy doeen‘t see how there can be;
nomination! big-male exchange of
product. between cit}; ma 'farm.
1 n
1
5
Sounds sensible. Equilibrium wl’n
come. ,
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tunes. 7
In October 11: 110‘ you $1.03. .
the ”erase to mm con am
That's the ~nr-ah: "ot‘
the announcement. by W!
dustrilu Conference Boer-d. mt coat
of-liV‘lnx the nation overt” 1 per-4
cent. in October. 1mm». point 57
per cent. higher manowhen the for
started in Europe.
‘1 The 1. per cant. figure umexo‘ ‘
tremely conservative mt; Ask
mother. the greatest expert h: keel»
in; tuck or penis"
——-—-————O——————
Sm
Imp-rum: knowledge for makers.
m. won-m J. Robina. editor or . ‘ *
Medhi Critic and Guide. writes: "ToJ
homo poke owes l-u_ power: not to
—§t
1y ’mmoke or odor—both
milk-WITHOUT TURNING.
broils mat, fish
SPECIAL AT
$4.75
EACH.
nicotine. which is almost entirely de-
composed by the heat. but to the pro- ’
ducts, pyridine and its homologue:
which are formed. There is proof
that smokers and workers in tobacco
enjoy comparative immunity
epidemics."
I! you consulted Dr. Robinson pro-
fessionally. hOWeV'er. he would tell you
that seenllngly harmless things are in-
SNOWED
By Kiuhd risky
(nu:- Own Spetlul Correspondent)
MUGADUHl-i. NOV. zit—men-
from
111110115 “he" use“ to .exce” ”'9 " Seth neardslu- 101111011 5 more Votes
room for constable than your correspondent
. ' and I'm loo durn stunned to figure out
' JAILED.
Is one Amoriran in finch 653 in jail
it L-vu- "1:. yo. according
(,‘vnnus report shows
how it happened.
hesiimtc to expluin it this way:
“Hitch.” says shy.
mon-
“liggers.”
m" 763"” “' "'3 “’“fm‘ '1 ‘” [1‘30”]! mw can see that that me of election
l‘°““"'m锑i“~“~ “M’r lil'lwmv. (mmtx’ “le spcnvh n1 )t'Hll’S done it. Klemens
.1..pr ”m ‘m “m" “mm“ "M “”3 am»: Just think at" you tryin' repose
was 140. .31" .
ER « BY
VOX
populi has \0X"d again. And ornery 01111
M: Ptxley don't
"you ain't no
business to be in politics than
:1 hon has m-uin' on door-knobs. Any—
Th" "”2“ pom!" 3‘ .11le "19‘” as 11 progrumhe when every voter in
1
“v; t , . V'tOVVn knows you aint progresshe
. . . .. . _ . . 3 .
q; is :0” my???” 0‘ ‘th°"“;n_‘,, enough to put on :1 clean shirt twice
1. 1- VV 0 art not in 3.11l but 5 1011 :l w. :1 month. You Vitrlarod for honn 41')"
M .-,‘..-_-
.-\ ,V I) ('ONIMENT.
501."; 1.153 and light wines and beer. and of
rams» eVerV pruhih and emery home-3
“other: not montlonml should
mteiy’protw t ml.
fiCommon ('01!an
, 91' (‘tu'i'flllly 111M give
*‘fl'qflle near f1.l‘111'+_
(‘llrvslller
it at-
E’I’S RI:~IL'I.
(-
‘ 'ficfihfl now :11'. on 5F; 0;“ of
A w “If! 0’ ENG; < V1. 1'11'1: lujV— n10".
the eotlmull gum: ilw 1111111113
3&06 lnduszt r1
SIM ”firming: it \I 11 l 1.. ma.
man‘ I?“ ‘ V11 {13‘ l’l:'="V:: 3'
“.330“le le F'Hl"llil1- r lull k
1;” years Vvhn :1 rubber howl?
banal.
'bmght thwm lllfu pupu‘nr.
‘ ' ‘ aw—a-I-
“WET ls——:‘ulw l'flaing'.
L '1‘ t o :-
SWIG!) of tin» lzliV‘VVl'v hula
a M mcn’r .- sum ~ 'l‘l:i< la L1“-
Maf thl‘ ndw‘rtisir": h.1< 1w: 11
t men.
these days: 14mm wim- 111.".1‘11-
M rubber hiwls will native
”he‘ll Cle in [law :11l\l‘i‘ll‘5-
lid his s’lnl't’ of" \V‘llh 1's and
.. 1- will follow. And soon
Who wearing just as: many
on men.
Owner n: n-lV'vrti.~illg—-the
. I ‘1 forcu :anu of
ideal cnmlnlfi‘utinn is ad~
Inch roar-lus- Cnllsumers'
their one. and rwrson-
is the
hip whil‘h roaring less
: .1 the ears»;
I ' "'
int ntnndlml m‘ fixing is
creation or aVlw-rtisinz.
cl'vahrs Hw llvvmand,
. want 111:: thingmlver-
the luru lmmmrs powe r-
p
“filey hustl w :ll out and got
“obtain Vslmc the;
:ma spurs 5.1114 s. It also
”Gannon—4mm of the
‘ (1111‘. 11...: things that
”I"? on .1 blazer sale to
for purchasing adver—
- ‘-
new thought for you‘—
ls a. definite agency of
or us have been
'ly an n. medlum of
)hat is making in:
.1 l
-at la.- 011.1211ng 1.1::
Ami the db
work harder to
7.3.1. If all an.
)‘ diw‘oniinuutl
want. 11
I “'c lune 6.? pt 1‘ (tjnt 01' lb
1m V1 er and booth gger votes agin 1:011.
e “ orld 5 You swings Vour hat and ‘1' Ms louder
Y'IQN‘M‘I W and cominess knows what than 01.] 01“.", that youro so prog-
er cont 0]" its “longs numbers.
'Piclnre in thr- paper shows :1 white
baby which talks Chinese. They all
110 that at first.
Snpposrd V‘ic‘tim of amnesia. in De-
rmi: 1:115: forunllen all his friends
How lurk}: with Christmas coming.
A 110.11 producrr plans to drama-
tizr- thn ten commandments if the cen-
'SOrs rlon' t rut some of them out.
Six are going to the arctic regions;
in ~ :1 airman”. If they wait the orc-
111. [*fldf‘.“ “ill come to them.
Iltlr‘ombcr 3 to 9 is education week.
Do 1'1 11w any slang this week.
1011 may think your luck is bad.
but vxlmt about. the Akron, 0.. man
V1110 pawned his false teeth just be—
low ThanksgiVing.
Turpentine will remove paint but
1t blisters the face.
A tw-o dollar bill- la often unlucky
because you haven't got one.
A new gnonoplane may travel 250
miles an hour. but Christmas l. com-
ing along Easier than this.
Monti. 060 con-{Hes irrived in {111}.
country in one load. Looks like :3
fine winter for the auto.
The sultan of Turkey In. chases!
away from his home but 1 ho flth'cont.
so many wires shouldn't are.
Theleudlngflmrelnolbowhot
ten the ieadlng ours bacon-e of her
leading figure, we figure.
A. 911mb note- a fine Christ-
mas present. The pox-Ion you give it
to cannot give,“ only.
.Earthquako who reported in Hawaii.
Hows“ no.” she had no earthquake.
n nowhere booms shimmy dancer,
um. presidential election we Jump.
ed tron: one party to another. 3 It
may mean nothing. but 1924 to Leap
Year.
:4
The 1933 model autos are 3:116 t}
136 model autos.
'1.-
‘ 6r “V i H mama
after swapping hearth form
J
A: m never think: health aweanh
gr0531“; 3011?! like to see all mmmin
1 WV-nr knee-high skirts if they want to.
and the ragin' now style is long skirts. '
You over-does the prommive awful
by domandin' a. 704nm,- speed 11:31:.
and loses the vote of every citizen
who owns a chicken. a shoot or three-s
-yoar-oid young one that. has to play
the administration at Washington.
You noclaims that your
election will be nubile endorsement of
Wm-‘— m.......‘ .,. . m. .
humane—o
. of the “Southern Power Company an-
when the only thing the town has ever -
got from Washington is one tree '»
seeds of turmps that wouxdn't sprout“
You room about equal rights to a mu
nectin' which knows. to a. man. that
the wire of your bosom hm’t bought
a. new dress for herself in 12 years;
come next Christmas. mil. iron are
pretty good at cardn‘ in m wood. '
but in politics. you’re e Dado."
I don't know what a. "Dodo" 1‘5; but
Ma read: a good deal» and mil?
finishes up on me with a term I don' ,
understand. The right or free speech ’
may have aborted from the If. 8. con-
ablation but it sure still waves in the
Parley household.
mE PLANTS 3m RAIN
, Our- exhibition of h
15 please tie hazy an d
buyer 1
-
Thanksgiving Linens
Noun; the time to choose——
Real Meir: Linens, Centers, Scarfs. Dani <
Bufiet Sets, i'i‘ray Cloths, V anity Case Sets, Lung-1; V _
A’lso All-1mm Towels, Guest Towels and Baby u
onsehold and decal-31 iw. ;-,
meet the approval of 21:“ V
tmtive designs, for showers and gifts.
Ono-eighth of the textile spindles In
the United States will be made idle
one daV' weekly. beginning Hondzy
Charles (I. Burkholder. vice-president
no...“
nounced today in making- known that
his company had been compelled by
diminishing water power supplyfine
to drought to curtail operation: until
the winter rains begin. The tor-rim
tory supplied with power by the
company. he said. has been divided
into five districts, and the suffice, 3
cut twenty per cent., has been pro—
rated among others.
l in the street.
3
illflifli WES
State Institutions Show 7.9
erCent. Gain—Jam Have
er32m Fewer Inmates.
2P
5P
3
! HARTFORD, Nov.
11 more inmates in its state prisons
t in usmmer than it bu! five years ago,
'while the inmates of 11:: .county Jails.
fpolice nations. and other Jolie num-
bered less in 192: than in 1917. The
bureau of the comm! at. Wuhington
has lowed comparative figures for the
«hole country and mentions three
State primal: in Connecticut—s—presum-
”may the one at Wuhorweld the re-
formntory at Cheshire and the State
farm M: Lyme. Those institutions,
morning to the census figures, had
237 inmate. July 1. 1922. and 915
(he yearn earlier, nhowing 5. gain in
lengthen or 7. :1 per cent. The ratio
offimte pfiiflfié‘fa to population is now
68 1 per 100. 000.
The Jail: and other institutions are
shown by the census bureau to have
mm 1, 637 inmates on July 1 of this
year, while the number was
July 1.1917 11 decrease or 33.6 per
i Confluence Dept. Census.
The Federal Department of Com-
merce announces that, ngcording to re-
turns received. by the bureau of the
census. the number of prisoners con,-
finrd in Federal penitentierles, State
Prisons, county jails. State and county
chain or road gangs, city police
stations. and other penal institutions
on July 1 1922. was 163.. 9,89 of which
number 5, 540 werh reported for three
Federal penitentiarles. 78. 673 for 104.
State prisons. 44.283 for 2.451 county
penal institutions (principally jails),
certain southern States. and 21, 635
remaining 1, 041 were
other institulm (twenty ti mama
charitable organizations. ‘ .
, The number at prisoner; in: Fiend
(realm Increased
[July 1. 191‘? to 6.540 “loamy g1.
1&22.
numberpjf lnmateé of sum ptlsens so-
THAN 5YEAR8AIHI
27 .——»Connectlcut '
2,494 on .
12 717 for 296 chain or road gangs in ‘
for 1319 city institutions, while the,
women com- ,
mltted by the courts to the. care of'
mainly 1mm:h control et‘xelitious or
361%“;
During mama period {her
{333. while pox-gone confined. in city
§penal institutions (including police
gelationa) decreased in number tram
2123.355 to 21. 635.
cm Wm
No State prison is maintained in
Delaware. and for Georgia the State
figures. which include prisoners in
than-1 or road gangs. are not compar-
able with those for other States. 0:
the remaining 48 States. :3 show in-
creases in the ratio of State prisoners
per 190.00% population and :3 show
dvrrr‘anea. f the 23 Slates in which
the ratio in aged. 19 show relatively
90w rates 1' 1917. the average for
the entire group of 23 States being
63.5 per wagon; while a! the 23
States in which the ratio decreased.
18 Show relatively highfatiosofor
1917. the average for the entire
group being 32.4 per 199,000. In
other words. the ratio (lea-med in
most or the States in which it wee
r1 latlveiy low in that year. For ex-
ample: Pennsyqunla’a low ratio of
41.6 in 1912‘ increased to 56.2 in 1922,
while. Indiana's high. ratio or 118 to
increases somewhat more than coon-
tau-balanced the (lemmas. hoorerer,
and thereby raised the htlo for the
United States from fl! in 191? t9
7£.5 in 1922. ’ -
312w HAYES ROAD CLAIMS
FEE-SIRE}: canon-loss
NEW BAV'EX, Nov. 2" .——Réports
by General Manager 0. L. indoor
the New Haven railroad on the con-
dition of rolling stock as or Novem
her 1. show: alight dlfierence from
the report. just previous to tiie de-
claration or the strike some months
ago. The latest statement'ehows 33
locomotives out of commipgion of 35.5
per cent. of all of the locomotive: 19
compared with 32.: per cent. prior to
the strike. More freight wars are 1261'
in service than when the strike “.5
declared thr‘ statement shows.
.-
PM—L*_a
1917 declined to~19L1 1.11.1922. The.
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