y, SEPTEMBER 7‘,
ELECTRIC
.i SON HENS
EGGQNTET
ens (.‘et an Extra
allieiween 9 and
at Night —— Reds
iLusi Week
So‘pt. s.-——-The
mm: at Storrs
.xtra meal a
1 tin- marrie-
un «lf‘l'li‘lt‘. “Khll
iv'ii night. Thu
in 'xum il'.‘ I’OOIl
miv relish their
, v.1t'ii 12 by 11
i , to unit lamp.
". v ramp ll W0“
i‘tlllr lilo, lights
~v .- hI-ns go back
of course.
‘ is: production
villi‘ of! from
>i~‘.| of tho llthtl
in ml to ‘consume
'ii.‘|\i>" postpone
“hiiv and thus
tip l0 ”.1! lll‘hd
:Ail the end
.ui neck in Oc-
l' I“.
“"k th if)!”
gun! was 3.130
.4. than 45 per
i in ntzxs loss than
~ 'R which means
, 'iruilv no drop
-.:Es laid. This 1.
' 'li‘tl ii ‘ll sought
or electric
~in linrds' poll of
from Groton.
' ,.. n for the, week
.r-g» A Connec-
l,- shorns owned
'Irm from Mt.
‘llnd plum; with
i . grs. Kev-waydln
7 .rrrd Rocks from
.;~.i Meadowedlc
-- urns from Cedar.
ir third place. with
‘xtt and farm's pen
» Hollywood. Wash.
[mm for the week
i" wags.
'l"..TUT.
4,. 3.1!l. or 45.5 per
.. than last. week: ‘9
your; 133 08‘!
.' -.ll" average.
mirds. (R. I. Reds)
vino
m '. ml
'rv farm. (Wh. LO...
.*'ne1.Conn., (I.
lairm. (Barred Rocks)
47.
farm.
(wn. Leg-
it
1“».
Gourd“ 1 -
rieni'a I Cr 0 a m
°‘ WOMEN’S GOLF
horns) Codarlurst. L. I: 47.
Hollywood (hm. (WE. be horns
Hollywood. Wash. 40. ‘ )
The {our leading pens in each
0!
the principal breeds are as follows:
w H 1'3," m I. Cam
. . . Kent. (kn-ed -
via. N. Y., 1.688. ) 0
Edgar Soughton. (Barred)
ping. Conn.. 1.685. .
Ontario Agricultural colic“ Bar-
red) Guelph. Ont... 1.688. Ce. (
Jules_!". Francala. (Barred), West:
hampton Beach. L. 1.. 1.871.
“'hlte “'yandottes.
x 8igfrlyAndcrson. Harrold. England,
Woodridge Orchards.
Conn., 1.791.
Frank P. Mattesoa. Davisvilis, R.
1., 1.701.
William E. Moran. Bethany.
1"". . Conn..
Wap-
Woodridge.
Rhode Island Reds. '
Pinecrest Orchards. Groton. Mass.
1 847. ’
Deer Brook Poultry farm,
Falls. N. 3.. 1.73:.
Charles H. Lane. Southhoro. Mosa..
1.899. E
E. Newt n Searies. Pomiret Ce!»
Short
ter. Conn. 1,658.
White Leghorn!»
Hollywood farm. Hollywood.
“rash. 1.920. '
Pussy Willow EggJai-m. East Mo-~
riches. L. 1.. 1.8“.
Meadowedgs farm. Cedarhursst. L
I.. 1.818.
F. M. Johnson.
1.811.
Waldoboro. Me”
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TOURNAMENT
AT Ngonwiv
Mrs. Laphsm, L o w
Gross Winner, and
Mrs. Horton, L o w
Net Winner — Mrs.
Harmon, Victor
The women's invitation golf tour-
nament of the Westchester and Fair-
fleld County Golf Association was
played at the “'oodway Country
(‘luh yesterday. A large number of
players entered and. favored by golf.
ers' weather. Voted the day a great
success.
Mrs. J. H. Lspham oi the local
club. with a handicap of six strokes.
was a. gross winner. and with a han-
dicap of twenty-two strokes. in 'the
approach and putting contest. Mrs.
A. L. Harmon won first prize with a
total of seven strokes.
The summaries: Mrs. J. H. Lap-
ham—\Voodway—sl-G-sz: Mrs. w.
.1. Boron—“‘oodway—los-Zz-sa:
Mrs. J. A. McCreey—flreenwich—99-
15-84: Mrs. F. E. DuBoir—VVest-
cheater Biltmore—so-a-S'I: Miss
Reynai—Mt. Kiscoo—94-7-87: Mrs.
G. 8. Btudweli—Ardsiey—S9-12-87:
Mrs. Henry Minot-Mt. Kiscoe—-95-
7-!8: Mrs J. C. Sterling—Greenwich
--1lO-20-90: Mrs. “H D. Hart-
“'oodway—lls-ZS-SO: Mrs. Laird—-
“'ykgl—lOZ-IZ-OO: Mrs. R. C.
Ream—Woodway—lOSdS-M: Mrs.
H. T. Hartwell—Woodway—i08-15.
93: Mrs. Draper—“’oodwsy—lOS-ls-
932- Mrs. McClellan—\i'estchcster
Blitmore—llo-Zl-OS: Mrs. R. A.
Gillespie—“'oodwaynl17-21-96: Mrs.
C. M. Bacon—Scarsdaie—l12-15-97:
Mrs. Bredln—VVoodway—12141-100:
Mrs. Van siclen—Scarsdale—llz-
Iz-iio:
Approach and putting match: Won
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BOSTON. input—Teaching at
Harvard is only s. side line for Dr.
Alice Hamilton. only woman pro.t
lessor at the university medical
school; She spends only hall her
time at it. for the rest is devoted to
M “poison trades.”
A specialist in industrial hygiene.
Dr. Hamilton has conducted innu-
merable i estigations into those in-
dustries ere the danger hazard is
greatest. As a result or her activity.
much remedial legislation has been
passed to make the factory safer for
the. worker.
“0f the poison tr es." says Dr.
Hamilton. “the lead ades rank the
highest. The number or industries
usnig this poisonous lead is enor-
mous. In Illinois where I made an
investigation recently, there were
more than 70 diaerent trades in
which lead was used.
"The making of white load. the
smelting. manufacture of storage
batteries. practically all piping and
plumbers' supply trades. the print-
ers' pottery glazing. all rank as dan-
gerous trades. because 01 their dan-
ger of poisoning the worker. There
is danger. too. in the manuiacture o!
aniline dyes. and the making of felt
hats in which nitrate of mercury is
used.
"There has been a complete re-
vOiution of the white lead industry
CAUTION
' DR. ALICE HAMILTON
since 1912. Few women are engaged .
in the poison trades here. and the
United States is much better of! in
this respect than Europe."
“’ASIHNGTUN. Sept. 7.—Al‘l‘r0‘
prmtion o.‘ “0.000.000 for Federal
wrrk in enforcing prohibition next
y-:nr. an .ncrca'se of 81,000,000 over
last year. has hem requested or the
Budget Bureau by Prohibition Como
missioner Haynes. An increase 0!
8500.000 additional for enforcing the
narcotic drug laws also has been
askcd by Commissioner Haynes. both
requests now oepg before the budget
offices.
increase in the number of field
agents as ,weil as the “'ashington
and field headquarters staffs of the
prohibition forces is planned it the
increased appropriations are approv.
ed by the Budget Bureau. President
Coolidge and finally Congress.
More prohibitii n agents are be-
lieved by Commiss oner Haynes to be
needed. Repeal of the New York
State enforcement law and partial
failure. of state co-operation there
and elsewhere are understood to be
the chief reasons for the request for
additional appropriations. .
i
PROHlBlTlON COSTS $10,000,000
This Sum Is Requested by Dry Chief Haynes—-
.Also $500,000 for Drug Law Enforcement
Thu prohibition enforcement fund
{or the Current ~\‘ear is $9,000.00“
this also inCludrs funds for enforcing
the narcotic drug iaws.
Commissioner Huyncs
originally $9360.00“. hm tho ilniicui
Rnrenu loppcd oii‘ a quarter of :1
million. and Congress nppt'opiiulmi
the full amount estimated in tile
butlm‘i. This, in tho opinion or pru-
hlhition officials. has chn dunmn
stmted to he inadequate and they or
asking in total of £10.?»NMWEO 1m
liquor and narcotic (it'll: proim i‘im
nr‘livilies lor “in next fiscal your.
How many field agents can l" "('1‘
ded to the Fedrrnl staff if 'hv in-
roqutslu 1.‘
'crr-asc requested is provided ixus nn'
been determined by (‘omxniSSionm
Haynes. incrensmi salary rolls (luv
to the nrw classification of Fvicrn.
empioi rs and repeal of the 3340 ‘mn
us must iw' Hilton (‘lil't' of. Thr- li‘u
hlhition fluid fnrr‘v now cons-Hts .1
1hout 1,800 agents to covor the on
tire l'nited States. according to 0"»
ficiais. .
by Mrs. A. L. Harmon—Ardsley—‘I
IU‘OKCI.
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
" “arson Conn.
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