I 1“ I?
311%.. c.
s of Campers" Life
The prl: ul
discus;-
compilcnhnl
and ur’r-riul
A‘Ir'. (lump
at 2:30 A.
to foil. rvl‘ns
> hypodermic.
'ments.
» trait. pres-idl-
Association
Railway 15m
spondcd will
. he died.
_officlals hold
enl and In
Wnts.
Gompers’ Dléd
“21h
early in ”it“ ninlll and hill).
or till‘vc nulls. inn .1 (lumgl: occurrmi‘
.\l. and his hczlrt began
Conscious Moat 01‘ Time.
Mr. Golllprm w:
. of the llmv nnll \\';l!s‘ :llll»: to talk to
.his physicmns lllrolll :gilllinl‘Stm-ing a.
Apparent i: ll: 71¢ng
4&ffillCraLlll‘l some of his closest
, friends to his bedside with whom no
talked over his mln funeral arrange-
As \‘l'illiam'D. Mnhon of .095
of Street
side, he rcachud for his hand. called
_him “Bill" and to NS hamdclnsp rc-
I
Immediately al'lnr Mr. Gomlicrs‘
death members
muncil of the Federation and other
pose or'drawing up a formal slate-
l‘,’ v.1. 3r: wus ucutl: llt‘ill".
lllllllolllll y node-ma.
by advanced liliphl'lllfi
llylu Mansion.
rrs hull ln-I-ll l.‘ j'kll'lllg
ll two
it'll; to l"‘.\lll)lid to drugs.
; conscious ‘much
”DAL u.A,_A
lll of tho Amalgamated
and Electric
3:103'6‘5 came to his be—
1 L1 {collie cl‘l‘orl.
James Duncan. {2. vice-president of .
the American Frdorntlon of Labor.
who had known Mr. Gompcrs ton 44
years. was another close friend‘ who
was among the first; to be summoned.
All officials of the Federation who
were members of Mr. Gompers' pa rty
on the trip from Mexico City. where
he was taken 111, were present when
of the executive
a meeting for the pur-
aking tuneral arrangcv.
Interesting glimpse: at Samuel tmmpcr's life.
years ago; photographed with 5 harles Ill. Schwnb. slecl magnate and warm personal frienJ; pinning
label of American FPderflliOh of Labor on President Calico. of Mexico a day or two before he was
slricken; his F' “—4 with whom he married in l92l: and Samuel Campers Jr.
Pholos show Gompers
Ixr:.vln1.l.. Am; nr .uzumic ('lty. :ll‘d
crs was dying, and in those 30 mln-
uu-s udnuulules told at a life lime
of d‘.‘\‘0l.lUn and friendship which
they 'llad shared with the head 01
lhrlr organization. ‘whlspcrlng tllclr
sentiments as they softly trod the
nullwuy Jum without lllc chamber of
(lt‘illll.
V lilips Into Endless Sleep
Finally Mr. Gompera slipped
quietly away into mortulity's-cnd-
less Sloop.
l-lc luy propped up in tho bod.
several pl“0\\'5 under his head and
snouldcrs. apparently sleeping,
£Efl£glfljflfl£¥éWfifififi§fif
Homage to Leader
In a snort llmc the door to 11:0
room wherc Mr. Gompcrs died was
locked and only a few at his closest
cu-workcrs \vcrc closeted with the
last mortal l'cstiagc of their leadqr.
ln a manner known only to them,
they olt‘ered up homage to a. Great-
er Leader that which was once Sam
Gompcru. ,
According to C. N. ldar of San
Antonio, General Organizer for the
Amerlcan Federation of Labor." Mr.
(iompcrs' final acute illness came
“allowing a walk up a. long fllgm. 01
stops to the Mexican Natlonal Palace
to uttend the inauguration of Presi-
dent Callus a week ago last Tucsday.
When Gompers reached the lastrstep
exhausted. ho exclaimed to his 05-:
cortz' v ' .
"I do not mind climbing the stairs.
out. I do not Want to climb the ‘Gold-
on Stalrs,’ Just." et.‘:
Mr. Gomperstklcath recalls the
passing in this clty of another nation
(in long coat) on he IDWSNKIIS
5
land
P 0 ,g
COMPERS’ DEATH
Sm. _\lw mu \\‘(\lll.lll llllrr-x \l' l'"
3v?" l-ltl; liw 341.: 1]
(I ':l: -.' l,-.-:-l l ll :- .1 _l"li'l «‘l’lnrpn' "‘ 2:3" 7 la es a
l' h. :-» ....l»:.rvnl at 2:31! llml ML;
lgn-Hlmrs {\l‘l.‘ L'Ulllk’. ill! allunlliutlé .
, .. . . .. Street News
'~ Ll‘- :t. >- ll \lll-vuiu. :l'h lllilnlz lxlnl. lh'll‘ ‘
_ ,la. :3. ,._ u .7 ill. \\:l> m .l I‘i'ill- 1'. lulnlition and
g lln .'~‘-- 1‘- i mm"! mu luv ml: ll!n lJlKlll. 'l’ho'
‘ lJ'. \ 'r !‘j l'; lilv.elll"Vl ill"‘l"' lll'dV‘ZIV. ()ppu‘ng
' . '2 w p: ‘ tll- l'c: \n‘lfi nu:
V . 4. ,r .\'l:\\' Tum“ l’vl‘ ll-mllllllhll
‘ nl'nrznl. «f :lx. r‘wu lunlloll rulilv_l'- ; upl‘l'nllinlu \‘vll'. lvwlmwl .1! mo
3 H l; .i ’ - .1 mun... 7.“- lllglrl'l'x 'l'lh‘ Elf-ll” rmlnlnc' of lu-lzly’s stock marl-(cl, act'-
‘ 1..“ ‘. m“. ;..l '1“: ‘14.! um: Ylmlull-nl on lrlzlny . A r“! “mun,- mn;.;.l1ml; xln 1r l‘JSwl high
”I”: ., .nl m. m? > g run-uni»; in llw llrsl f'w minutes of
-l . v‘"l‘-- . H H‘ i‘~ r" i‘ll'i-l ml" ”i" hull! trnlllllg. l's’rr Mul‘qllvflr- and Eric
_..,,.. . . l " 1"“ ‘ )‘V‘A‘V "’."“”“' ”.1 “‘lfl‘l‘f‘l )ll‘I'Dl'r'l-nl u-m‘ll :«l’nllull nmv
uh“ ‘ I .., l»... 2.. ll ‘ nuilll‘llllr ul ; l‘t‘?il\ prhwn m ”Hum.” in “1,. "p_
Vl‘jr' . ‘ .' ; " ‘ "‘3 "y”: .1“ I») NM{1:3li‘l‘lt‘gllilluw‘ ll‘royul nl’ llu- "Nlrkl'l l‘mh" hust-
. . . .
_...J.,,_ ,v, ». 1, H‘- ..I 'aurlx. - , _ ' . by [lil' I.l'l" ull‘vt‘llll‘b. (Jilll‘l‘ imuvs to
' \\ l.- n tho llvu’lul‘ :illllollllt'l (' lllllll .
tum ., . hv Alum. .l; "l ”x h [i ' h. r ll’l' l l trill ill nvw maximum uuomtlmm m-
V I: ' v‘ I If (’Hflll ; ‘ I ‘ - S. \ .
mu. .. A. wv-l! .... ' 1. ., , ‘ . ' 0 1' ' 'vllltiing .lul‘lmll .‘Hutnl'fl, l'v‘lill'Iil llzlll-
l . J ‘ l ..l.llr'llll .llllllllll .lll- llI'li gin-I rul‘h; ‘ . l f V _ 1 7‘ \l‘ ‘ ‘ .
.lltfll -‘ " ‘ 1;,” ,-.n ,.rs'..-v§..;.;u.. l‘illld “n ”w: tum u . .v“ .lr:--_\, , .l'.\\\°u .llo.or5
in lull' * u: «- p... - l".\" un-l ("lulmlqu l':l-~llm;llm Tool
. Mon “1‘ llf‘ ll’lll lint llll‘ll‘ l-mlr-rl ‘
my ‘2 _-.\. . . . .. , tho gnlnr: lumping fl'nlll {nultmm lo
.illll uni. 'n illrn :«alll hood hunt
. , . a
g} ll u '. z lule; _\.,” |.. - l1 l-- points.
”In“, Ail-”7., ,. :--m~ m 101'!" 2 ,., .
“1;...” :V‘ ‘l , h, in. “JUN“; LN" 'l‘f‘l‘d l” lollvll tlln fullcn Thu buying monument nnelllmml
"1“ J14, ._ H, H” 'll""lll.“ Jl-wlnr l‘llll“ ll" still was in a nmn- broulie-l‘ propnnlon, m, ll’JlllllK pro.
“1-...“ f . V, . ‘1. nv~r Mon-r. I! “ma lilo «lid of :1 long grpssyd. “xx-:1 l‘mm l'mnr jumped
1' I ' ‘ lulllllvy llll‘ llmllj.‘ In llu‘ln. :ls‘ GUIllp- 7 Dl‘llll.‘ :lll'l "Vukpl 1'71“." 1 hl‘llli
(\ ‘e ..i . . .. . ,
U- lr-wl ""ll'lll \ ill: lll"lll through £1.10 m-w mulls. “mi-v Jordan Motors.
""“' ‘ . 'l‘mxus and l'lwll‘lc. l‘. S. L'ust- iron,
. u; .1.) llltl lm l1l“dl_\' mun lusc 1-”...- mm l‘, S llcully'wmt-mdml llh‘ll‘
H .,,_ ‘l. .lulr-g‘r-la ul‘ lzlu- up hifill'hlpurly gains from 1 35-1 to 3 1-12
,5 ll . u lull-5 r..- llolu .‘lt'xlull I,.ll_v~—-; polnls. "('p|“.rs hl'Knn lo ".11..“ the
, ml LII-r. mum, Linn) lllligs—-—hv “as Lin-i rising llrllws for ”h. rul nwlul, _\na.
m... ' I" ,mmL hulnlul or all his part}. 1"‘Trmlllu Uppnmg :1 lmln! highl-r.
‘ 0" "-" was lllluil'u'l .‘lil " '~ 3
ALL. . ‘HH, in \-'i:‘[ "‘n‘ . (1‘: [_1 l“."'”” “"hhAmong 1hr m-orv of Ullli‘l‘ stocks
”m , ,l.’ ‘ ,, H ,V,._. " " ' “ "A“ "9" Jun ”‘4'“ “1‘ to llil)\.‘l‘ up ll point or inure were
Luc . -. . l. in" rl ”K. : lleIlLl-l x{l'1-,tl mun} lllillllil'i' ummll- Baldwin. “Him“! Llrl'lrll‘. Continen—
_ - ' i .l.. ' r. j H . V
of nm. ‘ l Hum-mun l l l .. ml Cam. Mnmkmm‘r‘." “and. May Dc-
. w . W 7' ,v ,1‘ ‘- .. "' ‘ " ,“”" “‘1‘” parlmrm Slorns. .lnlcrlrnn Radiator
\\.. .. . n. :.l‘ mam 1': ln (3- d .3. Afl'l lllc crllicnl l'UHlll‘H" lnd’l ‘It‘ki‘\\“lllnu Solltllvrll railway
2'19”.“ A J : bl I" (IS-l I)». ”m In”). "iomnng llnln's, ”“3 only \l'u'k 'J‘l‘llt‘kfi :llld l‘hhrl‘ {ind}- Were
121‘83‘“ ‘2. .. - Ii: ll‘ huh in Sign of llm (lion-vac nus the llmu‘v : V . . .
. - . - - .lddcl lo ll!“ list 0. n \\ ill ha.
me 31:; \.‘..:. ma ... “l, “mu. (.1. .\lll- l llrvzullmg no the heart ll‘lf'd to con- [ V_ g_
cplcnn “ml, ms “4.4.3.. A \\'nillll tilluu its luut work. It was bulicvcd ,
lI0t I'll him m.- H'mn his .snk “"41 b3 his physician that he was con- Obitual”
to go to ll‘v 1min l'll‘. llmi l.lnl lzllit'n S<'lollls unlll the last, though unable . y
on n. ;~:li'.,l"ll":.' :lml Ii‘ll'il'lkl him in u, [0 L=XPI'L-ss himself.
special liO‘llll, 1‘m- :all-Mciur lllllig 1‘01‘ llllly 30 minutes before tile. Joseph A. Gray
pussyd (in-U...“ ;, ““14”,“, Ulllt'll was known that. Mr. Camp-
The funeral of Joseph Alcxandcr
Gray‘ Jr., son of Attorney and Mrs.
Joseph A. Gray, who died in Buffalo.
yesterday. Will be held from the
homo of his parents. 3 Morgan ave-
nuc. Monday morning and from St.
Mary church at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Melissa R. Toms.
Mrs. Melissa. ll. Tums, 87, widow
of George B. Toms, dlod this morn-
ing at tho homo of her daughter
Mrs. \Villnlm W’ul'dwcll. 51 Bayvlew
avenue. Besides Mrs. \Vardwcli
lulu home, Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Fred Jacobs of the
South Norwalk Congregational
church will officialc, Burial. will be
in Vv’oodlnnd cemetery. Stamford.
'i
‘
Miss Mary Mackcy
Funeral services for Miss Mary F.
Mackcy were *‘held at. 2 o'clock this
afternoon from the home in 37 Orch-
ard street. Rev. Ernest. F. McGre-
gor. pastor of the Norwalk Congre—
gational church, officiated. Burial
was in Riverside cemetery.
c
Funston, who died February 19.
1917. General Funston, who return-
ed from Vera. Cruz thh the Ameri-
can Expeditionary Forccs'dn Mexico.
in September .1914. a'saumcd ‘ com-
mum] of what was then the wuthgrn
department in the following Decem-
ber. After a little more than "two
KS LAB“,
HEADQUARTERS
(Continued from Page One.)
dent of the Federation had taken
some share of the burden of ap-
pearing in publlc from the- should-
ers of the chief. but to the last. as
was evidenced by his trip to Mexico.
and by his lllvestlgatlon.,,,lust previ-
ous into Panama Canal Zone affairs.
Mr. Gompcrs remained the direct-
ing power of the organization.
Sought n Successor.
He recognized. however. filial a ter-
mination of hls career was almost
in sight. Five years ago he began
work upon his autobiography and
at intervals of leisure pursued the
task assiduously. ll. was pracllcnily
complr‘tc when he 10ft, for lho El
1’35” convention. .
There is the gravest interest at
Fc-dcrn'ion headquarters in the pnobo
lcm put before the Federation by the
necessity o! naming a auccesaor to
Mr. Gompcrs. Often during recent
ymrn Mr. Gompcra would have been
willing to retire except for the dim-
cully of naming a succcasor who
could (command the some unanimity
0r Sllplllu‘: :U‘x’flrdl‘d him, “'llh {PW
nxr'cmtons. throughout his long ca.-
rum“.
Ill-cm: Notable l—‘lghls.
In rv-l-cpl yrars. .\lr. Gompcrs has
math; two notable flnhta ln the field
as,
.4}
a.
summon DECK:
.f Late Labor
.w.
f1A
'Blt’
1" l q
-*~ v
$4.2... ‘
v :
11:01»! no!»
dents Mum
Jana Du
taken 0! Samuel
Frank Dufl‘y. Martin F.
Campers and hi. brother officers in ille‘AIIerican Frd
cw Won. Willi-m Green.
MIR. vice proficient: Samuel Campers. Secretary Frank Harrison. Joseph F. Valentine, v
Gompers’ Successol‘ Will Be Chosen “1:111 T his G l
KS". .
Ry an, Jacob Fischcr. T. A. Rickcrl.
oration of Labor. Left to n’
ice prowdenl
‘ 2M. back rot, Vic.
healed. Daniel J. Tobin,l .
of public nfl'nlm. :m-l allllough he
lllm. nml pm-llnps no one more than
1. Ho had nlwuys limo (or us. and
nnswvrmi mm or my loucm no! long
llgn. l mlnlirml and am proud of my
l-rothrr." .
'I'll'WI‘ :ll‘v lhrlc l~rolllvra now lrfl .
in the Lunlly. Sulxluvl “as tho, old»
rat. and Simon Gompu re 0! Norwalk.
ls lilo. youngest. Snuon Gompvra, a
man With (in: vhlldrvn and sum)
grundvlllldrvn, look up his realm-nee
llrrv llllulll clghlonu months ago. Ho
rlmlllt-s :ll presrnt :ll ‘21 t'ovv nx’flnllu‘.
and works daily m: :l linncr for ”I"
ll. Nathan Company. of Soul): Nor-
L
In Washington St.
'Ohll
street. arrested by
liceman Martin Lengyel on Thurs-
day on the charge or reckless drlv-
ing, was fined $25 and costs in the
downtown Clty Court this morning
by JUEE‘LGJAOLKEAH: A'gainmzh‘r ’ ’ ”Wiifinns Commlltce; Horl‘on
*T’V‘Tfilf was placed under arrest in
“rent avenue, where. Officer Lenm'el
stated that ho was driving his car
at a rate or speed catlmated to be
40 miles per hour.
she is “surylvgd;m, LAQWAA:
fibu’idncral will be held from the
\Vllllum Sherry of lllc Bristol lio-
tcl. was fined :15 and costs by Judge
\‘usburgh this morning for assault.
upon JOSLDH Cnputo.
Sllcrry und Cupulo were arrcslcd
ln \Vawhlngmn sln‘cl' Ly Patrolman
l-‘lynn inn! anl‘ll. .nftcr Hwy
bud become cugugvd in :1 quarrel.
Capllto was discharged by Judge
\‘osburgll this morning for assault.
Sherry haul struck ti): first blow and
that Cupllto had simply tried to de-
fend lllmsull'.
According to testimony the argu-
\
M
tr
ment started. when Caputo told Ulll.
’Sherry to "nine domf' as they as! Miss A. C. Wendel-om. Alborl w.
in the Navy, or in other words. Wenderoth. Miss Emily wommu,
"Shut L'p.’.' Mrs. Laurence c. “'oodl)ridgv, Mrs,
Jwawrea‘lli. \Valsh. lulu Anna M.
'o . A ls: Ruth B. “’eed
o ' .
Drives 40 Mlles an Mina Edith Young. Miss .‘lmy
, Young.
Hour; Is Fined $25 The Executive 30...:
‘ Arthur Cecll Emmemn. Pres"
Mn. “‘llllam Hansen, V’lcc Prea..
“7mm of Van 2am
Motorcycle “P0-
Ealnger M
'0
A;
Bogus $50 Bills
In Conn. Cities .-
PRVIDENCE. Dec. lib—Secret
service operatives have b'een sent
here to New Haven and Hart-
ford where elght $50 gold certi-
ficate counter-felt; bllla. many $20
and $10 bogus noteaAhave been
passed on storekeepers within the,
past week. ’
The counterfeit $50 bills are
printed on genuine paper. having
been obtained by bleaching one
dollar bills. The $20 bills have'
been raised from 32 by the addlq
tion of aclpher. while the 810
bills. the most dangerous o: the'
three and most easily, passed. are
F.
Le
C.
years service apparently in. goal
“ Mr. ‘j'i‘rfl’ws' zalmxul nurse. M133 al.1lgu're, Major. General Erpderlck
neutjyhe dropped dead in a. note}. .
A ‘ . i (
printed from engraved plates.
v
Airs. Ralph llnntlngton.
Llndalcy, E. C. Lockwood.
ion Lynch.
bcl Rider. Mlas Mary Rider. l~:.
‘oberla.
Miss lit-Ion Rc-dllhg.
devant.
Saucy. Mrs. Harry G. Shurclt, Mrs.
Elm Si. John. Mrs. George St. John.
Slammrd .
Allce Thlca. Wm. Taylor.
H. Moulmrop. Flu. Sec., Silas Ketch-
am. Trans.
man Publlclty Committee: Mr. Lau-
M. Dibble. Librarian.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews, Mrs. B
M. Andrews.
Commander Provoost Babln. Mrs.
Provooat Babln. Percy A.
Mrs. Percy A. Baa-mu, Miss Selma.
Baum. Mrs. Alfred J. C. Becklus. W.
Wllrred Bodwell.
Browne. Walter Hayes
Irving Brlna'ton.
nga. Han-let \‘V. Chambliu. Mrs.
Milton Elwood. Mrs. E. Howard
Every. . \
Mrs. J. J. Flynn. Mm'Joanlynn.
Alfred Fox Plano Company, Conrad
‘Frey, Charles E. Funk. .
Mr. John M. Glover. Gar-him
puny. Mrs. H. W. Grocery.
Charles E. Harris. Frank Howey.
Loula K. 'Hnrtman,~Chu-les E. Hoyt;
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt.
Mrs. Bllu‘E..Ketcham' ,“ Philip _N.
lost both he put brlllml the move- 1
men” I)" hull spunsorcd the beat
:that, was in thL ’ CHORUS WINS
Tllkcn to Paris by l'l‘r‘uidcnt ‘Vih “
son as n nwmiwr of the Amlrlcan
ll’t-llu (‘nllllfllfl‘llf‘n- h" had a “In“! AGAIN WITH
[purl in lhv- drafting of lllc lntr‘rua-
i lmnul lulu):- sm‘tlon ulf ”1" Treaty" of
\'(‘l‘lfll.llr"‘l‘. and afterwards thu-w his * ”
llllluq-mu- l(‘hllld x'nllfic‘allmm of the =
TIE-.lly :ml urn-planer. of the League. .
of Nations. .
n ”hr in” vrnsidcntlnl rnmxmlgn ~ _ ‘
hllxl‘flhl lll< hz‘llllfl for Si‘llflh’)? Lil- (Lonllauld from loge Om")
l‘ollc-ltc and although hls lemma: L'Hommcdicu dcsvn‘cs praise for
llf‘llnh l’u't‘umv‘i S"““‘ “”50"“ “‘3’ ills Work. Hr: rumored (hi;- Owl-turf
llrily hl' lsauvd nlnny Mnlcmcnls It) “on, and his accompnnlmxnl lo the
;“"‘ “.110...” slulpol‘llni: ”W'mG“ solo rccltmlx'cs and all-s was flncl)
lpzmllm :lvlml and kill! ”W “3‘1”“ vermrmpd '
ullulls' llrmiqlmltrrs nn lllf‘ lookout Durlnl: {hr illlt‘rnlisfion .\ln< Mur-
lm- lllvilnl'lllllllil'fl lo uld llm 1,.1 l'ol- rlson, Mm, Snlzun and tho “‘6 ”mu-
1““ “lune _ lsls. Miss llunxn and Alma l‘llllda.
1“, _ r‘crc‘ prrsa_nl;d with floral trililllc-L,
- 3y t n: mosm era of the chorus. :
lumen Gompcrs m... mm... 5
i ___,__._ Thong 3" lhq“ chorus: ‘
(C'vlllllllltll lrom l'ngl- One.) 5“” ””“n Adnms. “1"" “WV";
__ Adams. A. l-'. _\lnswonh. 1
Mrs. A. J. ill-chills. Misc llulhl
, Knight.» or Labor. "r was the Hrstfllrmon. Mlss (inl'trudr llvrnndu. )llw'
. l'rlalill‘l‘d of Ulr- .~\. l-‘ I... and nlhr ' Lama Bench, Amirvw 'llioomqulsri
1m... _wnrx' aim-nor from the post dur-y Mrs. it. 3!. Butlrrllcld. Mrs. C, 3.,
.‘lnx “EVSPCUH'X yrrlr. um. atullcd tumrk lllllanl, Mrs. Arlhur Burl, .‘ilfifi Lucy:
, :m-l lwlll 1hr pun? slnrl. Baddorly, Mrs. Edward Binrknmn.»
; Alllnnm: Duo IO .50" study Mrs. Hulbs-n, A. lloml. }
' “ill: wan ulnaw ruuilns. and his Mrs. A. l‘unnmcllum. Stanley l'nr-
lrrrul ndvnnvv in Mr u-nu rntlroly ponter, l
.lm: lo mil-mud): lln lmd Nor.an Norton )4, pump; 5
1rlmrnrllrhinos. and mm :1 Hub A. C. limmcraon. Allrcd E. Enrl
‘ Allil‘rlcrin. llr “as tnl only one 0‘ {tn-morn. Mrs. Nclllu limmrrsnn. 1
our family to SHFCH‘II in SHE-h 3 mnn- Mrs. L‘. French. (.‘. Frcncll. C. if. i
nor. bu: \u: all low-d and lldflilr"d Funk. Mrs. .(‘. l-I, Funk. Mrs. J. .i.
l-‘lynn. Mrs. l‘. J. l-‘crrls, Miss Ullxc
Al. l-‘inch.
Mrs. Lvsllc Llorham. Mrs. Thad
dous Guyor. Jlunlolph Gucgols.
Ho“ .‘ll‘d
lluuell, D. 5. Hull. C. C. Hans, Mun.
llarrlss. V
M rs. “'illlnm llnnflrll.
. C. linns. l‘rcderlck I}.
Miss Rom J. Jeane.
Sling ll. Krlcham. Miss Hrlrn Klr
mayor.
Miss Edith lilm‘oln. Mrs. S.
Miss Rum McGregor. Lenlbcrt H
wally. Moullhrop. Edllh M. Moullhrup,
.‘llax Fanny Mitchel. Fran lln Mu-
“ chcuc. John Mcrnmnn.
Pays 3915 for Row more: 1‘. Orr-
John Palmer,
. E. I‘llul. Mrs. l;. E. l’lnll.
Mlss Dorothy Raymond. Mina Isn-
ll.
Miss Raymond,
J. Ruth
Mrs. F. 13. Slurderanl, I“. B. slur-
:oorxe Swlfl. Miss Florence
is: Dorothy 0. sandl‘ord. Mrs. Ger-
udc (T. Smyrna, Miss Franco:
Miss IV: Tilly, Ht-nry Tilly, Mrs.
Miss llutll E. l’hl, Mrs. Allec \1.
rs. Susan B. Llndsley, Sec. Mrs. L
Mrs. Alfred J. c. Beckiua. Chair-
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Adams.
Barrett.
Bishop. Min Smile Bodwell. Mrs.
Porter Emerson
Bunce, C.
0 Davis. Charley '1‘. Dlmond. Carl
Dunn. Charles E. Dunnebacke.
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THIS PARKING PROBLEM
(Hartford Com-um.)
of Commerce. consldergthcgnl
are forced to do daily, and who,
[er consideration, are much less
hopeful than Mr. leaves. 110 says.
first. of all. that every city “1111 a
population of more than 100,000
should have (A. traffic administrator
who should determme these “things:
—-On what street: are there insur-
flclent parking spams? Is this park-
ing congestlng traffic? In the con-
gested areas. how many oflhe cars
are all-day parkers'.’ Are there par-
allel streets whlch are now being
used to capacity? Are lllero'bottle-
necks? .
Mr. Reeves says that‘ without a
knowledge of. these elementary
polnts any clty is merely guessing at
its llll. but he hastens to say that
these matters should not be placed
upon the police.. He says:—
."We have unfortunately in most
cities put up to the traffic officer the
almost impossible Job of trying to
enforce {pas-king, ordinances ,whlch
the public willnogmpect became it
matlnctlvdyaum ,. that the ordin-
ances ’unuillfii hayo 'been adopted, not
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Allcc A. “'alsh. Albert \V. “’cnd-er-
olh. Raynor \\'crm¢\, George
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WTiTi 737;;fi' ‘ ‘ “is , . 5- .
, Wu, millionb ot lofin '01, iloor space. a diffl‘l‘PYlCl‘ bum: in.” I
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{now (her-3 will be 25.0““,00U curs on
the road in placr- of tho pl‘t‘ulll lo.-
Linl'.00l'. but lht‘ll we shall know
how to opcrmo them lwlll r. ’lllm'l-
.\\'lll he morn highways. Illul‘v strl-vls,
Lhettvr trained drivers. illlt‘lllgcllt
lrouling of traffic, and motor lCl‘llllll—
Alfred Reeves. gvncrall managerial-‘3 1'0? 111“» all‘dfll’ W‘"“"’”'
of the National Automobile Chamber . , L AAA-AAA
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Mr. Ret‘Vlrs says that the l’lllf‘Slll‘lli
filmy be lcrmml the proper ulillzulion
'tho strocls urv not fillml “ill: stal—
ltmnnry objects but with thuso that
‘will bl) nlLVVL‘ll shortly. To Mr.
Reeves tho problem is well on UH:
way to solution,
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Thc lying man's “micss is hi:
wife. ‘
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Take gifts with a. sigh, most men
give to he paid.
The good that is ls better than
the good that. was.
A story without an author is not
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'Bctter be idle than workin’ for
nothln'.
There are three without rule, a
mule, a pig and a woman. ~
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