1:
t
.
the state treasurer “to be expended
' It would be possible
- *hcome from the gasoline tax of the
“ing of the “‘ilton town school com-
: . trips were made. yesterday.
V the pupils might reach their homes}
rAGE TEN A,
, 1,000,000 PAID
000 003001100
3 [N STATE 00 1924
* 10115 Used and Aver-
age Price Was 20
, Cents—$5 Per Car
Gasoline enough to fill to capacity
.reservoir No. 1 of the Hartford
Municipal water supply, located at
West. Hartford, was consumed by
motor vehicles ill Connecticut dur-
' ing the past year, it is indicated by
records of the state motor vehicle
department. The cost of it to auto-
mobile drivers was more than
enough to pay all the expenses of
the state government for the year,
being in excess of $21,000,000.
”The total consumption of taxable
gasoline in Connecticut in the twelve
months ending December ill reach-
ed more than 108.000.0011 gallons
and the average retail price for the
year was about :(i‘cents a gallon.
The consumption llgures are ap-
proximated. as a. few scattering re-
turns remain to he made. The same
is true of the department's receipts
on account of the gasoline tax of
1 cent. a gallon. which arc expected
to amount to at least 31.081000.
The statutes require the department
to turn all of these receipts over to
u
under the direction of the highway
. commissioner, for the construction.
maintenance. or reconstruction of
state highways, without specific ap~
propriation by the General Assemb-
ly for such purpose."
, to build
;l.bout 35 miles of highways with the
As the result. of a special meet-
. of session at which-sungs “ill b" "3.5; after President Coolidge huvl
$1513; egg": :ztlllrili-"lygafternoon, 25 5mm. llll‘Wl against an lilalzrzurnl lnill at
the ‘u i . . (. g'rn lJlO attend .‘li'll'lllf‘l’s of this L‘Ullllllili‘ r- (wizsiri the \Yhiln Hons“. The erratic-w:
J n or and M‘l‘llfil‘ llllrh schools of \urna l'Oiiill‘tl, liorniliy ifurlls,
in Norwalk will be conveyed to and
from the schools by bus. The first
over 100,000,000 Gal-‘
THE SENTINEL'
i
l
3 BY warm-mos psnnv’
NE\V YORK. Feb. 10.—Dud Vail.
Wisconsin's rowing coach says that
the Badgers will more than likely
enter a. crew at Poughkeepsic this
year in spite of the decision to re-
turn to the four mile course.
The Poughkeepsie stewards say
they have an unofficial letter from
a. high \\‘isconsln source saying that
the Badgers will come to the Hud-
son.
\Vhat action the regents of the
university take when they are ad-
vised of the increased distance re-
mains to be Seen. For one thing
the \V‘isconsin 1925 crew will' not be
so formidable as the last year's com-
bination because of the relatively
green material.
Then. too. there is undoubtedly a
feeling at Madison that. the four
mile course is unjustified and is a.
difficult race for which to prepare in
Lake Mendota because of the dif-
ficulty in arranging a satisfactory
four mile practice course.
New Yorkers who have tried to
maki- l‘aavo Nurnii enjoy his stay
the day time when he is not making
a. secret run in some armory have
to look for him over the. frozen
reaches of the Bronx where the city
straggles out into comparative open
spaces. ,
Reception committees and escort:
are the bane of his life. He won't
tolerate them. \Vhen reporting to
the scene of a race he finds his own
way thther. After the race he
streakes for the subway and goes
straight to bed.
Finns located in this country who
try to ldolize him don't. get very
far. And there is nothing to indi-
cate that Finnish athletes now in
this country pausing in their activi-
ties every few minutes and giving
three cheers for their illustrious fel-
low countryman. _
There is a story extant that when
Nurml arrived here three of his
countrymen—one of them was
Erickson. who has figured in Mara-
thon runs in Boston and elsewhere
—-—approached him with beaming
fires.
They said they
were schoolmates
Peggy Joyce’s Sister Jilts’r Wealth
10. Wed “Typical American Man”!
TUESDAY, FEBRUAPY .0
t l.
Tables Lower Due‘
. High Life Cost
To Shorter Skirts . ‘
LONDON. Feb. lO—Chaira and
tables in the fashionable London
cafes are an inch or more lower
than they were a few years ago.
due to the change in women's
dress styles. .
The average short-skirted wo-
man could not sit gracefully at l
the higher tables it was explain-
ed recently at a. meeting of a
cafe owners‘ association.
I! the short skirt disappearedw
it was said. both tables and
chair- would have to be raised to
their old levels. ,
01000000500 *
sum 000100
A novel advertising scheme which
is attracting a. good deal of atten-
tion is the visuafprojection machine
recenti installed on the root‘ of the
vised and built by I. M. McNulty,
the advertisements of various con-
cerns are automatically llashed on a
screen. The slides are all colored.
and the ads illustrated. l-Iai‘h mei’?
chant had his ad show .30 times a
space in 'any of their yards to
build one. So they constructed
this unique "birdhouse" high in
the branches of a tree. It has
another advantage, in that it is
». . . i Z. ,
Skelly and Flynn building on Rail~ _ i, l ‘ .. .. .
road Avenue by the Tcnny-Mac Ad~ , A group 0f boys In the Bronx, .. o ,1 , .
,vertlsing Company. New York, wanted a clubhouse w
By the means of a machine. de- I." of their own, but. had no . . may;
" 'f.‘\
‘ Labor 1 mm Plans
\ orkers' In 0.
lirlidlty Lungstnt'f.
ill the metropolis are having their of .\'ui'nii's. they named the town.
trouble tor their pains. This is to Aha. and also named the teacher.
say that he's enjoying himself in his They seemed. as the saying is. to
own way. have the goods.
lie has not been to a. Broadway Nurmi. according to Erickson,
Show and s.) for as tllc writer can surveyed the trio frostil)‘.
learn in: has not men attended a! "I never saw any Of .VOU before
movie. and never heard of you." There-
Thosc ’who seek to locate him in l upon he turned away.
0000000000 mwrs SAYS
MiSs \‘. May l-‘nflon will he in charm (‘Enl part of the inaugural ccrcmo~
nicnts (‘Ol‘nn‘liilov' is hvn-ied by ling-
Murgurvt i'ltch, Gcmpc lllzliiim. miler-Gcncrnl “‘illinm Mitchell. na-
iionairc. to rr.
of a flour in.
.. a
Li.
.1:
"ll ti‘illl' 3’.
Thomas Moore. sismn tchicf of lhflfil‘l‘i‘iy air service.
Actionavas taken in order that.
Hoonr-r in the afternoon. for the
train service is such that lllry do not
Stanley llowr.
Lawrence licnry, \Wird Sailing and and Major-General John L. Cham-
l)‘ rlriin has been placed in charm»;
of the distribution of tickets. Ill,
Ii‘l'illitin tn Cl'l‘.‘ ml Danes. many or-..
1 ills of ill" f-alcra! and slot". gen-
.\'r\v llmrn‘s Pure “‘atcrs Drive.
iiidl‘lffll'tl
MANY CHANGES BEING MADE FOR.
0103010010150. DRY 00003 STORE
h Mai-tin Jones. Jr.. son
-. 0: .\: :vm‘nn titan." ~he my).
'ccrning the Board of Trade. the lil- HAlITZ’OlTIl. F-b. I"~-—.\ll‘s. Ja—
past year, but. of course, consider— . wanis, and other civil: bodies whose N‘ph 1:. llaul- v, \villnxv m- confirmflg
,able of the receipts are used to keep l aim is the furthering of Norwalk's itcut's tlistinculshv ll ("“11 War mm. y. (;
Wisting highways in repair. The i business and social life. ‘fllalh‘V‘l‘. l'nizwl Slates F'fllulnn can-
:flgures indicate an average of , , j R. M. Tenny is the partner or Mr. ffircssman and Governor. mm} ulnar.) .
isnghtly less than $5 was paid in ; MCNulty in the firm. I’ll” I‘rcstiivn’ “filer-n of llw l'l:...-.l \'
ggasoline for each car operated in , I Y . fi‘lllrs lilim in llllIl-A'iullll". filmy-
j": the state during 1934' More gasoline MEET THURSDAY CHAR] BALL ' \VH.\T CAN FR \VCE l’iY“ .iln' 71min. ;::l«} “as lllli'i' «l a: s .1 01:: 'l‘.- , .
gyms used in August, than in any . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ,S'mtizw. i ,3. 1 -.
gother month, but Jul}; Octobvr, ~,-~—-~—- ——-————-—— (The ppm (‘1 . p . 5512‘. lin‘v-l'v :i'wi ll‘l‘ «1.1::xzhnr, .‘i :
.3September-June and May Showed ". “T" 3* ‘3‘ ”“3 ’l‘°“"‘"”'~‘ “1 ”1"- w.\slii.\'«.;l‘u.\‘, l-‘ch. lomomciaii- 3 wiwn 1 aisrigvcjighto:Jiffy“; *t‘ ”I“ I” H H” "’ "" ""‘ ‘t‘ "' 7
:large figures also. Junior l,.llautauqu;i llllx.ert i called in chm-gr. of plans for the charity lurid”; “'1." h; tl‘li c r“: ‘1“ .5: 5‘ in l'.tl}' to tip“ “(1 l3.“ l‘i‘l’lllllllll' r, en: l K .-
r ‘ ‘ _____ to be h-ld at 1 o'clock 'lhursdny m" to he mu.” here on ”If, night are beinglvandtrjl squrnkrgnaln;ongidnEM 1h” “Vim. r and 5pm“:- Ft“: “(‘5‘ >1 (1
Bus SerVice for ”afternoon at ' the .Sunday school of March 4 nnmmncmj today ”mg a flourishing rate. {here is nothinig . ilrilrllcn Mill] 3pm.}. X)‘ and llvcd' u, , .1: N. .
“,1 '[Siniiéflbtgliiiii‘fiiiifl'.f‘l‘cfh‘ifl}; \‘ivo- Prst-wm-ow and Mrs- V , . , ”m, m, , ”ch m“ ....,,,.h mm... W, Wm, WM am a slim mm. :li‘ironlinr m m- ___-_c_~
‘ A’ _. - - ' , n, (‘2 ; we, > i an -“"'-‘ ‘ " ' ‘ “3 " ‘ H' -* ' ' ‘ _ ‘ " v‘vn‘liln'nw no \‘m (‘0 n}; \>_ 3 >,, . i
1 ton StUdentS part last year in the Chautauqua are {nil-rill];lion'toDn‘t‘h-ridfmd “cop 0d rlcd Count. . 3m... ' li' rev livid l 1:.» 1 rich '~:-'I::C beauty. ! "m” ”m" 3” ho “me to 5”” m‘ “a” 111.0“: _v ?-is lii‘rl'ili i); le‘m‘aifll. :im [)8TIlllll'} Ham’TH
asked to'lle present at the nll'ellng. The ball “.3, planned as an unoffi— .hac broim‘n «:2 f‘l‘ . tn Soul}; Ann-rican mil- l”‘° argum‘m abruptly. and call for ‘
;.1 showdown. Th'rc is a print sal—
f-hlion ln saline. ".\’"\t‘r mam] m4.» “ . .__. _ '77 1"“:"7‘ 31:17“
1."ll:.:ui:lr:lt or the t‘.~:y. it c tlzv 1 , ;h_W—V‘ l ‘
0“"? b. Borwalk Ix. of ( . » -
, Null 9' . ”‘5 now to br- lil" east- in V I: “
F-"mnci'tion ulth the French dohl, T0 (Ollfer Degrees no \‘~
l‘or almost the rntirc pvriod Fillt‘c .._.._...._.... l : v '-
iihc war. discussion has lu-rn sump-Q 5.,"fh 5:,“ka your.“ ya 12‘, '7),
jllti.’ to and fro across the ocean over i K, of (i. ii. co -;\l- tint: .3l'lifillgv'»n74: -' ir' "
the question of thi- Frrru‘h debt. 'fm- the coiiri inmc of the S“l"ill\l : . ‘
l‘m“ France “'3'“ ‘0 P337 73 She :l‘irrl durrws of lh-~ onlur on a (illirs
willing to my own rill-inch sb- illics'
night. and there are approximately ; easy to defend against Indians, 3:; xxj' ~ R
50 ads. The machine shows the? pirates and such. .. .1 . . ‘ L .-
complete set onee through in sex en . -~—-_~. a .-,
minutes. i ._
‘ .
The ads stand out clearly against |LX'(‘;OV. Hajvley’s l , . . » ,1
the black of the sky at night. and ‘Vv- . w; i." . . ~ .'
many persons waiting for the trol- I ldO‘V D195 0" "-
leya find watching them a pleasant v ‘ l i, . l ‘
method of passing the time. Among ! Ship at sea .. ~. ~. -. .
the advortisclncnts are slides con- } ”a . - ' -
i
nut Ff'lln'l’vl' li’liVi' 70' rlrlriz‘i: th 1‘
-r1‘: l irmmviun
()n Fur Theft 0-
”if :7?
Bet home un'il peril-1v dark. Ono . 'l'.lllnS.) .. ,. . . l . ‘7 ¥ — _ lnut want m" in thv .lcl‘it a Just will" p1" vlh‘hflpgyjuxr‘I» mini-2.“. “1.)” '1
6’3le afternoon train is too onl'ly 1“ Hill'- (at lhv ilc‘vision of the, -n:.-: "r“ “\pflhd N.‘ m 1“”!an! \\’-‘»:‘-. r. " ~.; Tit" , ii ltipwi- mint:- 3.. iliv“.\lun.'mtr" Should the 8'1‘fiil‘ll (med by 'I ‘ \\"" l‘ 0‘ k" I. ‘ h 7 ‘ l
. . , . .._ . .» . Wwv '.l f . .. .. .. . ~. - : ' ' “ ‘ ~ "Wins “. ~. - 1' .‘ :-3. .!«:~ ‘ ‘r
for both junior and Senior high Hutu ( llalllli- l‘ uf Lomnh l'L'u not to ~ "-34 IPA! “* ( ‘ ‘ ll “S“ ; \i'..i'~.~ i'> l , .(il‘. that silmflml will France to til: Unit: (1 Stuns 1w cun~ k ‘ (”.1 1.21” .y l n q .1...‘ 1.1? L -— ~
pupils. so they are obliged to wait press for stream pollution lc‘glsia- :.‘1-0.{_ “l. :l til.) .litrl'pl'itm. Thv‘nullod? “'hnt nro thy ("hating «only “J“: ,V. ' | A . '.
lllltll 4:30 for ”1‘? n'~.\t one. John 0_ “Oil ("’nt”i“i;‘: l”""‘ ':~iuns "hind 51!, _ TI _,,_ .- -. _ _ . l-zjlor in its u;H-:':,.- , y; A . mild (I) be s, itli;. (his illlltia‘r and “_,l K, ‘- ‘ T. '- I‘ ‘ .
'D'sb ' of ti - ‘ . .. lintinii‘ilxdlties. Ill" (”Y of New llu-j Tlll, 3T1" DIDN'T "(""““l'" :-l:\' 9-»er .,.,.;. . .,. ll 1' I >.l. ‘ - l; ' ' , ‘h is or In” \IW ' 4:0. 1‘ .
. 1. row. ll Milostmlt Nrirzli';.'c,« , . . ‘ . . . . . . . . i ' n . ’ " ”5' ”‘13”5 "’r'm- “Hm-”W ”l" lm‘vlimw T'w- c "I'd-v
has arranged for the special trans- \tll «lull-lays; :iil (lililill‘t‘nl inttiwst ”1‘ (\\\‘.' .\. “him lll’li.l;l:miia (lil?ll‘.l.)i.‘l7ll1\,-, fl'l‘li‘v a}. ¥ - ~ ,, --a ~——~ films of the Wm.“ rt'ally had; to a v ,. ”1 ,, ‘1” N Hum],
portaixon. As the railroad commqumm-T‘: (ll‘.‘(l( upon its null account“ w “it"? Just H n. M: 1' OWN-"HAV “fin-1'?“ ' 9 ' m peacetime ha. “'hv liiusn't .' I i. . i‘. .; . .. "‘1, . ‘ i A . ‘
ultation tick' ts expired this week. ’ here is no doubt but action of theé Lilli we had with a fellow llcptlbll-j The l\‘t) Milli-fit ill'v‘ (lot I‘qu’Ip ellt for, _l‘rancc~ make son-lo: m-imi; effort to l he a”.1;)h’...\’.”\t‘l:{\ (“f ‘7‘“ ,
prompt action was nrcrssnrs'. The 1"}‘3‘3. CH" in ”1" 51111!" lUWard a mu two years are now. “'0 were into mm. The ill‘i'iim: i\C\V Flre Tow‘erannt her obligations? Doesn‘t sin" (‘14:. .34. ”333:1 n... “
costs of the bus in transporting the St‘llll tilic mrthod 'uf «villigv disposal ‘ \‘ltxu‘lng with alarm and suspicion lliNn Ul‘l‘f‘il 0’1’ 811'} ll _‘ jm‘r'in‘i to pay? ‘f,.., ._|.‘.(,m.'i;:w 1. A,” “it“.
children is loss than the apnoial:\\’0llld h." :1 striking Hamiw- which t‘crtuln rlivllmcntnry .iwviopmoms':2i\ilx‘o.\xm-l'-'~lv 3" 2' "? l'?- r. f , “m. ‘ 1.3,, . 1 Thaw and vizier questions and the 1“ .‘f 3..“ “A I "m" \
“student" rates allowal by the rail- :wouldrne “‘mv‘l ”“p""’“‘ l" ”“ :“l'p'W'lrim? ”3 ”l' 3’5”“ “0‘180 M TU'””'“W "“”5’~‘“""‘ 3' "A: , I mi. N ”am”, {Am :ll‘i’umniive nllll ilvzullvw arswcrs to rd“: G... H ” ‘
’ road. ““"m‘wm tunurd "11‘1“”: ”l“ l‘olllh i Pcka. ’I‘liings wr-rcn't .v'na'. you'd»: .‘llf-‘u iwlll; x- -».--.3i‘» .2 A. . it”... ‘ . 7.“... “A. fl in ‘\(|wflh.~m of altcl‘na'inc rt"- l'lNi;l‘ ‘llnt t.“ "‘1‘“. An ‘. I
. non of streunls‘and lluilml's. Scull crookud. they wore just :1 hit ‘l'ir 1" :“ng liii“ '1 m .;;l. ' 1' i“ . Winn" “0“" . . .. ‘ a ' ‘ i .., 3 H‘” ‘M h“ I ‘,
‘i - ‘ "*“' |i l 'i 1 di 11‘ ti: 1ndf\\hlch ulll til ., r ' tl «H: :: fly tho" ill“ tnwi'r at the"‘"“ "“0”" ‘ ‘ '1‘“ “‘ ""5“” 1"S'IID3I'H“ J: «am» -‘ ..
‘ l rrv uar. meter sq .e ‘x. . . .. i . . . , R 3 ~ g. .. . . . l '1'. . ‘ ~
,Elld Comes to 5151391. .' A‘W‘h"? l-‘utllc “‘1‘"- to Eur good standpat f““l“(l‘ whoi l-uscntv at. x ‘ " ”mn’ Mm“ ‘5 nulr- Licgfxsfljrrfik l(l1hl‘frri‘iilgxl‘mlrgoxim‘i'ilflnnk hm‘y‘ “MD ‘1" h N M m ‘1
"x o . .. . . . ._1 “ ‘ ‘ l-‘mn. f ‘ ‘ ' "C" w " ‘30 ' Will? W71, :'l..ill‘~rl llwl V..- H-
"‘ Of khas. Trlstram Anothir (‘Vhl‘e at m‘ 51"“ "H had contributed by n tonsp‘clousg The il‘ent of the sit-re a . i. t .12... ,. , {crevice of thw- Prudential Life in. 1,. I I I .. ». f \' .
l ll .~ l.- . I ll : l m l l ~a . . . . «l . m ”a m nihcru of \ur‘h. A PM < {-0 m l “9“ ‘ "
. im. _\ lllt mm than 2-1! on L and eloquent sill-nee to who elethodu linlluvl :‘il-m. T‘w rr-w-z.‘ .i: . ~ . sumuce Vompanv in \‘cwll-k 'liut ~ . ~ . "
made through S- naior i-‘orii Who has if Davis “.0 vniccd nn incnslncss- ‘ b __ mm“, .1 ”'1 ‘ it i i. 1.20 i...liailtilcnt toy ’ > . ‘ . .- . . l l: inn ding...” \‘.,,l n . . it.) l;‘.I‘ - ,
BRIDCFPOPT Fch ill I _ I. . . . . . an . ml: 0.. z. i 1 \i- .r 1.}... t, ,1... 1 ”1 ii uiscus~iun is idle. for l-rzince cannoti . . .1 1.. <. 'l \‘ ~~ '1'l‘ ‘=ll-
. « x . - milled iiitioilucul a lull to abolish the ol- "(ct-ling of sadness and longing only-mp“ “ll 1.. . , , ,.. .. 1 ' ' ‘ ' " m e rel . T .. ~ .. YEW” ““‘ ' " ‘ u ‘ ‘ ‘ld' " t“ 1'
.Tristram Booth. one Of the “MES! (ice of county commission: r. 'l'llcre u - ‘ . ‘ . -. l l t. . ,‘ ' I- . .' “h. K .. .. .. ;._ l 51- r liecardus Slated W“- .C. Mm!” Lanc" 1’“ 5““1' 9“” (llilrltls. 'l‘liv that d- an w “ill ii" ..
women in this vicinity, l” h‘T 95”] is no merit. ivlnN-vcr in the int-'15 mt ‘dnjl‘ant 18km 1‘: tpabml \rsoll‘lr “Th: 0““:an ‘n HIV kph": ‘ 1‘2: ' ' 3" 31 *1 3‘“! fill-fin this "1.1”"? “pistaggtrmg from the ‘m‘ms of war (‘Ollf' ”"1 “1 U" “”3"”! h-litlIIUJli"' l V
'year. died at her home. ”7 Stratfiv-ld ure. If the oiilce of county commls- afgun e 1p «nus J 5 e 0 ions rm” ‘5 .“U- “c pclntiil out that thereidmastmlon. '0 m“ . to ”‘9 Lnittd tcrs. “'cst \\ .1521 “Jinn Sil"~"‘- ““ - vi" - ‘ ”
road 1 t i h st . . - , . “iv-t pants luttons. The carpenter work is by lag ilmiu -. in ‘u .wm i' ' f ' 'ans and arm” Bnmm ”V dc” °t " “ “ ' ‘ " ""' ‘ h“
' as n g t. ‘ to was ”u “”0 _ ‘ ‘ ,. n .ll.t. ration or this work. _ non. T.l.ll>d.0,\ «\1 Illlm.
, siomr were abolishul some other \‘heroup our good alandmt h' \‘1 , Q \- q. . , . v. . . more tlnn $ 000 000 000 i l ““
.0: the late I»?\'. Albf‘l‘t BOO”). who “'Ollld 11“." ‘0 he Cl‘O'llL'Il 10 (10 ”10‘ ‘ . _ .. V 5 > ‘ "9 one ‘ an‘ “‘no' ‘ln'l H" ‘» h" ( l~r$tfll11lls 531d further that . ‘ " ~ I 8 an a 1- ~“_ ,_..... - 7 i M ......- i
was pastor of the First Methodist work «h H ””0 ”it“ ”w commi: friend burst forth with this. \ e". '1‘. O'Brien (‘omlmny is iluliin the 'w “Hum request an appropriation surdity. Th0" he continued: l C K'" H qb do “
.“Episcopal church some. years ago. stone-rs do not In“: to do w much 1”)““3- h) ““9. ”‘0 8:“Clnll'lletn~ 0: masonry Wnrk- . gl’wr this work in his next budget How can France. pay? It VI "ar 1 S u‘ an 9 '1‘ . .
She was an active leader in the re- ' ‘h H l' ‘ ‘l . a. d- . "“"5‘13 i“ at “3““ a" at, 35 0" Mr. Munsie «sperm in Ollin his lid that if it were granted by the would mean that 1‘ rance would I “Tidow Pets Q30 000 I I A i'
liglous community until she became :1: If) t ,9 9‘ lquor “and “5' ‘7‘“ from under the domination of your store about Mun-h l with u vunlplvii :lumi-ti or I:i~:ll!l]flti‘ and Taxation. he have ‘0 Dfll‘ $540-00‘".000 a year 1 I 'l ’ '1 '
-‘ too aged for such affairs. being a me is bit.“ ”Hulk.“ ‘10 if”, ”mm ""’“d- The lsansas City Star- Wk‘ line of dry roads and furnishings. !would then mnko arrangements for in ’mi‘TC-“l- “Nud'lg ”‘0 "a“? l 2
’member of {he First. M. E. church. filigree;- :3 act \c, ‘00 \‘ng utter shall now witness for the first time He. has bu." m ”,0 dry gem... bus. ”he momma or ”If, paid department of interest to 2 per cent.. with a -' WHITE PLAINS. N. in. mi». ‘lv. 0 \‘f
She was born in “'olvcrhammon. ' “13' t " county .(fmpm‘n’ 5m“? ”10 b0” buster Uprising 0! incss for the past 3? _\'v;lrs. l-‘oi‘ni: r- 2-) mill“! the School in x0“. York 1 per cent. sinking fund. would —-.\lrs. Barbara 3!. Kane. :3\. \YIUO‘V. .\ /
England homers and the county buildings. to 1004. a free people governing them- iy with the llnwlntid Dry (lnods ' Wodm‘e a “(W-009.000 interest
say nothing or conducting
hearings about highways and pole
location and other things in the 1
country towns. It cost the state ill
salaries for the twenty-four commis~
sioncrs about $50,000 a year. 1
She is survived by two daughters. “mucus
Mrs. E. A. Disbrow of this city. and
Miss Minnie Day Booth of Hart-
ford: three sons. Judge “'ilbur F.
Booth of Minneapolis. Minn. George
rederick Booth of Buffalo. N. Y..
selves without Missouri interference.
We shall have our own government
Company.
rays when
he nluvccl to
the business
Siliilli-Mill'~i
was taken!
n Kansas." over by liowlands about ten ywil-sl
\X’ell—there it stands. two years ago. \Vhlle the business “mi {,11‘;
01' government in without from satisfactory then. under the‘
Kan a
he domination of The Eansas City general nlannrzvrship of Mr. Muiisic.
:hlS heart to him.
.~n_v.
The l‘nscasonnhlo Man.
tTiicnphratus.)
Tht',‘ unscasonablc man is one Who
will no up to a busy person and open
He will serenade
its lilflrc in llw his mistress \vlirn she has a fever.
When he is asked to a wedding he
will iilvcigh against womanhood. He
with burial
cemetery.
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”? m firstbab wasbornl t
. y 3 1.30m?)
The funeral will be private,
in Mountain Grove
ner Building next week.
cern has stores
Stamford.
ind James Ruvel't Booth of the Star. A broken man. disgrace.‘ and the store regained
_--t.h-Bnyliss commercial school, AUTO PARTS 00. unhappy. sits amid the tubes of his community and became .‘L iii-numb“.
this city: one brother. Charles Tris- The Auto Parts Company of Stum- ambition. All over America Maple own i
tram of Norwalk; and one grand- ford. will Open a branch store at are pointing a shameful tinger at It is rstinlutcd that more tlmn‘will
laughter. Doris R. Booth at Mimic- 57 North Mil-in street. in the Rood~ Kansas. A gang of plunder .ris not $10.000 will be spent on the altoiui-‘
This con- excelled since Billy the Kl’l left the
prcpost‘ :1 walk to those who
l have. just come oil a long journey.
in Bridgeport and “feet is hurrying out of office,
through the state house windows.
taking the sashes with them.
LMENTS illi—
Finds Scarlet
But Kansas has had government
without newspaper interference. The
kansas City Star was rebuked. The
scalawags and belly-cellars got the
' kind of government thev wanted.
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School Teacher’s
Experience
me oming.-“Afewyearu
I had tron lea every month such
assu-laoftenhave,
an would suffer
awfully every
tune. Iwas teach-
ing school and It
made it. hard for
me as I had to go
to bed for two or
three days. One
day my mother
on ested that I
ta e Lydia E.
Plnkham’s Ves-
I
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n w Idid,anditdidwonders .orlne.
thewuraeofafiarlmnmed and
soon and it' a -
managed mesothat regal?
walker my housewo
whatthev emblecompound
fmebeggreegolgaokitl '
mean now ve
l'5'ekidsdies. isuix,
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mcrly of Rockefeller Institute,
is given credit for the develop-
ment of a. new scarlet {over
and tho dear revenge, they longed
for But was it so sweet after all?
“'02 were just thinking it. over and
‘we were wondering about it.
Pleasing the More
(Boston Globe.)
A showman was exhibiting a. big
m'oose through the eastern provinces.
The admission to the tent was 25
cents. with a. special concession of
family tickets at 50 cents. One day
a. man came to the ticket office fol-
lowed by twenty-one childmn. and.
producing a. half-dollar. asked for a
family ticket. \Vhen the. showman
was assured that the man was en-
. titled to family rates he passed over
the ticket and said: “Well, you may
all go in on that ticket. I don't care
whether your family sees the moor-1.
or not. but I should be mighty pleas-
ed to have my moose see your fam~
ily.”
Must We Learn of the “'est
,(Loa Angeles Letter) “
At any cross wall: where traffic is
not controlled by police or traffic
lights pedestrians have the right of
way over automobiles. They are le-
gally empowered to stop automobiles
traffic by raising, their hand with
palm outturnodxoward the approach-
ing automobile. thereby exercising
the same power as a. policeman in
stopping traffic. Automobile drivers
tailing to heed ouch signal are pun-
ishable by I. fine at 350 or impris-
onment in the city Jail not to ex-
ceed five days for the first .otfenoel
Later offenses (any It“!
new.»
Dr. Alphonse B. Dochez, for-
8—9-9“—
$3,000 Award Reaches Sculptor
’as Wolf And Landlord Pound at Door
Q
. Arthur L‘wfiNew York sculp-
tor, is the“ hero of one of those
true stories that read like fiction.
Pcnniless. he was about to be
ejected by his landlord when he
received a check for $8.000 from
the Metropolitan Museum of Art
as official "recognition" of his
work. He is seen with his new
creation. "Volupte."
[and mother of two small children;
charge. It was the interest I‘V-‘s awarded $3u.ooo yestei-iiziv for
problem that strained England ‘um death mi liocoiiilwr :~_ 19.27. of
“’3an she undertook ‘0 1‘33' us her hustalld. who was killtwl lxy a
$100,000,000. Does any one sup-
Yl‘Ollcy on the tracks of Hit“ l‘ccks-‘
Pose that France. devastated as
'iiill lighting and Railway companym
she was and with her huge los-
nen.‘can pay us more in interest
than England? This is a time
to front cold. concrete facts. It
is no time to deal in generali-
ties.
It is not at all likely that France:
can pay out two to five times as
much as the amount that strained
England. and Mr. Austin is right in
halting. the b'ootless discussion ad-
ruptly by demanding that generali-
ties be cast overboard and the facts
be faced. The speaker’s demand for ,
a showdown will strike a popular
note in this country. whether it has
any effect on the question at issue
01' not.
There is certainly evident at the
present time a universal desire to
have the matter brought to a head
and settled in a thoroughly practical
way. Big as the problem is too.
there ought to be some means of
If You _ fare for F lav
insist upon
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