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Different? But No,
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Large C ital Becomm Mobilization
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Of Said I Holders’ Savings, Says HoOver
U rgrng Individualism, For Fellow Men‘
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State Clears $1
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35 .000 in if
Toll Bridges and Ferries
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Mun \\ rm r. Over 1,500,000de Crossmga Reported for Fiscal Period
1""ij .1111'111‘11; 1 . t—All Boats Run at‘Loss to State. '
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' "f [”1“ 1“" "0"". This is the thirdo 0"“ series of three excerpts this paper will present through the Net receptts ot the state's three l horses. an ‘yet there was an excess 7
1111 11111-1 «11111111.. 111 courtesy of Doubleday. age &: Co. from “American Individualism} the new book in 1 toll bridges aggregated $145 355. 11 in. 0: 85.847 0 1! :ugtefzncélmexpenbnse:
' I ‘ which Herbert Hoover. now Secretary of Commerce, and well beloved [or his many the last tiscal year. it was shown yes fizecigigficigrgv :assges were 2‘01
1111 .1111 ,1 1111- .1..- services to humanity by Americans of all political beliefs. seeks to define the treasures i terday by State Highway Commiss- lected for 3 092 fienont 1. 592 motor
11 1111 1.. 1.1111111 up of American citizenship and civilization. :3an (31:21:20 {1e grands; ‘31:“?1 111-z; Vikki“ and 1 489 hail-1:3. 13;; 3:53:
. 1 111..- 1-.« 1 1 - o expenses over recep was
1:. H l 111.1knnl;\1~‘11\1‘:1l:1 By new “we, hand “19 “3‘9 1°“ 39- 557 29 in the The money spent (or the mainten-
111~ 11111-111 11111 111-11111 The will-cl-the fluid to these human qualities that vision or ownership among manii operation of three “'31”. 1118;13:th ance of Bissle's Ferry, between East.
-k 111 1111- ._ Us wilp of auto- our individualism departs from the stockholders is steadily increasing— net profit for to“ b?! 888 an H €31 Windsor Hill and Windsor. was 3,1-
11111111. J cncy in any Individualism of Europe. There thus 100. 000 to 200. 000 partners in $135. 797. 82. most a total loss. Against expendi-
11 1 11 1-1 1 1 1 form is that it can be no rise for the individual a single concern are not uncommons The state received pay for the cros- tures of 35475;“ there were receipts
‘ “ ' h ‘3 ” ‘“ .: .uppogea that through the frozen strata of class- The overwhelmingly largest portiot‘ sing at over a. million and a halt of only $8.85, of which 35.15 was for
‘7' the good Lord ea. or of castes. and no stratifica- of our mobile capital is that of our persons. horses and .motor xehicles 103 foot pagans-erg, 15 cents for me
1111 11111 111111111 1111111 1 . ' endowed a spec— tion can take place in a mass liven- banks. insurance companies. build- over the Connecticut and Thames horse and wagon. $3.50 for the rent
““"'|""" 3"" ‘1‘ 11' "1’. 1111 tew with all Ed by the tree stir ’01 its particles. ing and 10811 associations, and dis Rivers on these bridges and ferries of a rowboat and 5 cents ‘under‘ the
y 11.11. .1. 1.1- 1111111. ._ the divine attri- The “one". of our Ammo“ 11,. vast majority of diet“: is the if; during 'the year- T9“ for the 988- , heading of "miscellaneous receipts.”
11111 111111 11111 5. butes. It con- divxdugugm had the good sense not ,gregated small savinpi ° “guarmgfi sage of 966. 988 persons. 683.177 motor 1315391113 Ferry is an oxd-faahlo,ned
111‘1 11.1 11. 1.11 .1111. 1 . .: templates one to reward Washington and Jeaer- Tm“ large 039““ 3 3 gm”; vehicles and 25, 286 horses was paid service operated with a cam device
. -1 V '1 human animal son and Hamilton with hereditary coming “1°" ”“1 more ‘ mo at all six crowned for guidance and the current or the
1” u 1 th savin of the small
111 of 1.1111. 1 N 11 dealing to the dukcdoms and fixtures in landed on 0 e 5‘ 1 them- The Thames River Bridge between river for power,
' 1 (e) UIU 'w-uv" other human estates. as Great Britain rewarded holder—the 23““; 3°12: etion be- New London and Groton was the —.
‘ “'“i' ""' "‘ "FE” ‘ animals his inlt Marlborough and Nelson. Other- ”l‘es‘t‘nd a m 1.1511111 to the ' busiest. and the ‘Saybrook-Lyme x \VO‘UIJ) REMOVETOLI:
1111 1111.11111411: share of earth. or gun-y, and of im- wise our American fields of oppor- come: a loll” mgrfhze e0 is -in Oh Bridge over the .COnnecticut River. Commissioner Bennett recommend-
1111 11 111111.. 1 11111 1 mortality. The proof of the futility tunity would have been clogged' :norat OPS 0“: fine“- :1): hurt. The was aclose second. Over the Thames ed to the governor that the practice.
pr111 H 1' \1111 '11 '1 1 l of these ideas in the development of with long generations inheriting dire tgrsa 22°C! manage? 0‘ large bridge there passed {53,505 persons, oi.’ collecting tolls on the three bridge!
11111111111111 I 11111 1 the world does not lie alone in the their fathers' privileges without conga“: themselves employees oil 375 572 motor vehicles and‘8 757 horse mentioned be eliminated but. that. the
11 .1111 1.11111 111 1.1.1111 I rim failure of Germany. but it lies their fathers' capacity for service. these great groups of ndividual for which toll w” paid to the passing gerry charges b> continued to pre-
|' “1’“ 1'11 111111111 3 n the damage to our moral and That our system has avoided the stockholders. m. policy holders. re- over the Saybrook bridge at 400, 432 vent any increase in traffic on the
’ . social fabric from “1086 Who 113"“ establishment and domination of fleet. a Spirit of community rcspon- persona. 239.197 motor vehicles and fen-195 such as to require greater
.1 1. 11111111111 11‘ .\l. .1\1 1,1 1 1 50L RISE sought economic domination in Am- class has a significant proof in the. sibllity. 836 horses. while the receipts from service and consequently fiincreased
l 1111111 11,1111 11 1.11». i - -'—~ .. --—"r——“-—“‘ erlc‘v Whe‘her employer or cm- present Administration in wa3hln3' Salvation wm .01; come to us out the gliaddam-Easc Haddam bridge maintenance gppropriatjona.
1 ~11 I 111111. 11 1"“"""' ployee. ton. Of the twelve men comprls- of the wreckage of individualism. were for 72.748 persona. 57.565 motor 3 An attempt was made in the last"
1211111 1111111 111111} H" 1'” “""H'H' ”I“ 111111. ”m on" W” in America have had too ing t a President, Vice-President What we need to-day is steady de- vehiclesiand 10.671 horses. The enu-‘ session of the Legislature to remove ,
11 " 1 11 1 111. 11111111.“. 11111 1.111, 11111 short. the much experience of life to fool our- and C binet. nine have earned their votion to a better. brighter. broader meration ot‘ persons includes those the toll charges on the bridges. but 1
' 1‘1. 1;" lt'l‘ H; l "”‘J "‘1" “""|"""1 ”"1" “H ““"t '0 "W” ""0 Drflendmg that all men own way in me without economic individualism — an individualism 1crossing over the bridges in motor the bill tailed after succeeding in
11” 111 1 11.11.. 1111.11- 11111 51.11111» llllllg‘ 11-11 1111 sure. they are equal in ability, in character, inheritance. and eight of them that carries increasing responsibil- Wehicles of all kinds. including the passing the Senate under the guid-
5‘ , 1\1.11l‘ \11-411' it 11111:. I111? while lht‘ style 1“: intelligence, in ambition That started with manual labor. ity and service ‘0 our fellows. Our ' husses operating over the Thames, ance Of Senator M. “l. Potter of Déep
11s1111~ .1 1 111-11111 111' 1:111, 111111» 11.1111 11- 1111.11 119 much alike VII v1!" M the Clflv- "all Of the The domination by arbitrary in- need is not tor a way out but a way River Bridge. River. It is understood that the at-
.,1 1......11. .1... 1.1. 1 1111 11111. 111 .111 111 :1 111111. French Revolution. W0 have grown dividual ownership is disappearing forward. Our individualism .- root— 1, __ tempt “m be renewed in the ”33‘ ion ‘
. “I'nr f‘.“ 1111111 I 111-111111, ‘llrrss to '0 understand that l“ W“ can hope because the works of to-day are ed in our very nature. It. is based FERRY ACTIVITIES of the Legislature which opens next
1 1 1 ‘11 . 111 .1 I 11111.11 111111' prs‘snnnlih.‘ 10 IDBUN 10 "18 ln'l‘fldlml ”1'0“?“ steadily growing more and more be- on conviction born of experience. Of'the bussiness reported for the week - 1
. .. 111 11111-1 11 1 "1:111 .111, 111.511 1111 11': government is llht'fllr'. JIINHPE "1' yond the reso1 es of any one in- Equal opportunity. the demand for “"1“. the most was' done on the The net recipts on the three bridge:
.11. , 1111: 1,1“ “N11" tellcctual welfare, equality of OD~ dividual. and s cadily taxalon will a fair chance. is the formula of 'Chester-Hadiyme boat. Here. paid were as (0",)me Thames River
. . ._,. ,-_. _____ ,._, “.1111- ,1. vortunlty. and stimulation to 51W- reduce relatively excessive individ- American individualism because it p sages were reported for 26 958 per- 371 2.,1 86‘ Saybrook $66 653 33:
. vice ual accumulations. The number of is the method of American achievs- sons. 8 151 motor vehicles “a 3 522; 1111(1an 37 484 9., ' ‘ ‘ '
H1111» 111111 111111111 r Assnvmlon. It is in maintenance of a society persons in partnership through di- meat. ' .' ._,_ ‘ ‘ ' ' '
OPrOgram 111 p in ~ linuinn [111li1~l~ reports, \ * 0‘" H-d““_"“ ”"““‘““ ‘ " ._‘__ ""
1 11111111 111111.-.- 111-11111.11:11-111r.; 11119 ' ., . , Scouts. even though they are not alst last. There are 296 chartered
,1 sun-s 111-“s 11111111111. 1‘.1rl\' 1:11111-111 news nr"“‘"‘°”"’ . .. lorsx'm” BLTLI‘R LODGE OFFICERS actively engaged in Scouting. may be- councils. 5.679 captains 3.316 first
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‘ |=~1<11111 A1111 111-.111. 4-”POP‘HM‘ "”mm'v 0'" ‘ , 9.—-—Jazz Duel- Tomorrow. , _ . come associate members of the organi- lieutenants. 740 second' lieutenants
1 1'. 1'. 1 1,. 11“ 111111 . ,1 (. 1.] '111 R1 t 1. . .................. .11'lin Al l-Istorhrook and Sammy 0, Albln Johnson ( lmscn Noble-Grand zatlon by paying a fee of fifty cents. and 5,869 troops_ The total number
"'""""""‘ ”L i 11 ‘1' 11 11. 1 11k 11'... ‘rk 11111 121111 "‘5‘ "m“ “'““'\r””"' Cm“ “°°°m"“"i°d b" ““d "' "mm" "mm“. All one has to do is to post an appii- of officers 111 9 735
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' “1'" ’ In aliluiirm {111' Huiillif. g fix-«CONN? 50H" llOl Lilli, ' - A.‘ -RNHL . .‘ ‘00 ( l‘nlll‘. . c‘uon to the Council at its head' 15'
‘ , ‘ , “111mm l'.1\ no. .msmnl .11 1 1n-Soprnn0 911‘0. "1011 Remind Me 1119, folloulng officers were elected quarters 189 Lenngton Avenue. In ‘ ' ‘
, 11 :11 in. 111. 11.11 111111: l1r11tr1'11m: (lrchmztrn. of My Mother" . _ . ‘ Cohen at ”13 regular meeting of l‘iutIer return the applicant will receive acnrd IROI BLED “1TH
11'1- 1 1.111111 11.11,i I 1 111111111. 111-1117121111 whom-e pres- 6.~S11|1rnnn 9010. 111-"1“" Mia: Elaine ’I‘hrowor. Lovilgp hold \Vcrlnesday evening. which mny then be made out. The . mm mm,
1._ I11 11111 \111111 11111111111 or "'l‘l11- Y11‘1l'ee ............ 'I‘v‘svht'II‘-1'l"““r ll.——S1vl1-1-tinn. “Thank God for a X. 1-0. Aan Johnson. Council especially wants to include
11.1111'1g-1111113” l";‘.’l musical Miss lull llmvv. 11111111111; Gordon" ........ Del Ricgo Y. (;.—.1. Herbert Mottram. among its associate members students “Have been troubled with weak
111.11 1 ~ 11,1- 111111.11 elmw 1111. 11m 11111111111. of the Ilol1lnstnn M. 313. church; Miss (lull ”iln‘vo' necompan— Recording Sorrclury-Il. B. Beach. of training course. ”6 intend to take kidneys since childhood," "no, if”.
1111. .11« I [11111 -11111. 1 \ir1l1ll11 l‘nul 1‘19, the Ameri- Miss Slmnur‘r. 1111"”11- l iml "‘v Miss Spoon“?- 'l‘roasurer———Tl1omns Riley. over troops or who will later becomo (;_ Hyde. Benzonia, Michigan. ”Now.
,1, 11'--1 “1,1,, “1”,... 1; .-.111 lA'k'llln Welfare fund. panist. . 1 i2. Solo. “My Buddm." Pianist—Frank J. Ferris. Council members. past forty and have had terrible back-
e 11111 111‘ re .11 111.! 1 111.1111111: 1111111111-r. "'l‘r1111." 7~~Sl~0rinlnrs 11v Hrrlmstx-n: “\.\'I1.\ Miss lioulnh Coderhorg. ac- Those officers will be. installed by ' ~ . ..- ' ache and that tired out feeling. has-d-
. 1 1.1.. ,1” .. 1.. 1... M , 11! Should I Pry er \m!" commnlml by Miss May D. 11. G. 31., S. 0. Kemp. “ednesday - ly able to do my work. 1.3 usin
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1: 111.1111 1111 11111111 3 11111111111. l. . 1. .1 . H“. . .[.. . up “1111;? 1'; I‘ I q Forggngll; 1 m m owning. January lnth. 19.3. $011211 glizes't'mll; :ficgmpanied with
11111 1111-11-1 11x5; Hum-.111” 5411111, "For 11w Fluke of «1:1 or 11;: 1 r. :11" . 1 - ..— opu nr .onE. r .n. c H—»—- ~‘ ———.~ _ - o‘ey a or lo a e s soon i'elt
111111 1. \i 111.1 111 :1111!’ .\11i1l M1111: 811111" ______ llnll not; Mr. Poole, trouilmur. Morning. ASSOCIATE (-IRL 5C0] 'I‘S LEW YORh. Dec', 28.-—-Accordlng like 1a new person." Backache. rheu-
11,“ 1211111111 'l'ln‘owvr. l S,—~S(1prnno Solo, “Smilin' 'lhru Miss Doria MncArihnr. new 1.. .__- to a statement issued here today. by matic pains. dizziness and blurs-ed
. I .- “1111“,, 1”. \ 1 ,1,” 14111.1 1111“,,” Lnk' n ..................... P111111: compnnlml by Al Rood. NEW YORK. Doc-The National the National Cot-ncil of~Girl ScoutsH‘duon are symptoms of kidney trou-
'“",|“ rlIl1111i1le11'1' ”l “mu,” ‘ ........ Np..." Miss l‘leuluh (‘mlnrhnrm 111--1 H.-Sclecilon. “Silvery Star.“ (‘mmril of Girl 1412011111 anonuncs that the organization now numbersriasp hie _ Foley Kidney Pills 3WD quick
v m“ \‘11 w F "man”, 1111111 mm 111111 “,1de by companlod by Miss Mny Sanford's Orchestra. -nll those who are interested in the 655. This registration is as of October réuef ——Adv.
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Entrances in Main Street, .l-‘airflold Avenue. and Cannon street ‘1
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A‘ sale of women’s higli‘ grade
shoes, oxfords and pumps at $3.65.
aker of high grade footwear who wanted to turn stoc k into money rather than take
of them accepted our offer—that 1s why we are able to Show these fine shoes, oxfords and
such an astonishing low price right now.
is stock specially purchased we have added odd lots from our ownu-especially lines where
1rokcn and taken a drastic reduction in order to include them in this sale.
ount of this we can not offer all sizes in every style but 1‘ there are all sizes in the lot 3
the hundreds of pairs in this wondrous collection of real high grade footwear there is a
your special need.
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.ntin and brown brocaded satin cross strap pumps with French heels.
tin ( nlonial pumps—black satin two strap pumps—Patent leather grey trimmed pumps—all with Cuban hxls.
- other pumps with bamboo trim and French heels.
d strap pumps with military heels/
id strap pumps—Brown kid laced oxfords—Brown calf laced oxfo
111111 111111 kid Colonial pumps. Brown suede, tan suede and black suede two strap pumps, all with French heels.
are just a few of the styles-shoes that were made to sell for $6to $7. 50 orhave actually sold
rices in our own stock—Ready’Thursday at
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Patent
- $3.65 l
One delightful model hat
a unique fancy, adding much
There are combinations
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Fashion hats/with
touch of Springtime '
And they are ever so pretty—just like the firsf mode
est violet—it’ 3 little wonder that women simply can’t re-
sist them—they have that charm of freshness and dainti-s
ness that always makes a specially strong appear,
ing this week’ s contribution—priced at $10
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not Visca and Canton crepdf
intertwined on crown and a: medium widerim rather~
drooping of blistered Canton the entire hat isbisqne color.
A rather medium and dignified model of hair cloth—1111 ”
black—has under brim of. blue faille silk and trimmed with
style to' the picture.
(if Milan straw and Ganto‘g
crepe in pastel shades, very dainty indeed and some witli
a decidedly substantial air about them ~
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rds—Brown calf laced boots-Black M laced boofs—all with
The ancient Greeks were, we are 11111, always looking.
for semething kWh—if s a sure thing. they did not enjoy.
the distinction of having 3ashion hats for they are deeule I ' ”
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