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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1925 · page 10

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'57 MAY. MARC! 18, 1925.

US SAYS "

PENSION FUND
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'(‘sn't Start. l7ntil Fire-
men Have $5 .0007-—-
Will l’ c Kept l D By
Benefits :1 n (I l' sty-

ments
BEFORE ('(H'Nt'll.

Matter to iic Discussed I
Tonight at Adjourn-y
(‘d .‘lvl‘tim: of ('ity;
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‘ ‘ [7* < But no matter where his
., 1 ,m fancy runs in Spring shirts
I \ , '
_ -. .7- . 3:13:73: and socks and ties. we can
_ - r . ,_ keep up with him.
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M333; shoes—we've the correct
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Watehma'ker”: Wife Inherits Fortune
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fiHF DECCIVED ALETTEQ SAYING HEWAS Eu

 

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hues. ru- seesns the end-t we!
Ir. Inlet ecu-ted. but it b not
the wisest. m: it would he s
deport... iron the scheme or gov-
ernment. the country ls too wide
admiivsrmtosmon uni-
form Minuet! that would treat
every section My. the more re-
note from s when the government
is. the more spethetie the citizen
will be towsrd his government. end
the government is. responsive to
the citisen. sod finally. such s. sys-
tern would not be responsive to the
public opinion.

Scoring this tendency toward gov-
ernments! centrsiisetion. he said;

".\‘or here we esched the end or
the crnze to centralize our govern-
ment end writes little rules of po-

the greatest document which has
ever been struck 01 st one Ume by
the hand of men. end what should
always be but the fremewotrk oi’ a
great genersl government.
"Congress has submitted. and
Iforty-two stste legislatures will con-
:stder this yesr or 1925, en amend-

 

 

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lim power in whet hes been called .

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"The power at the seven! states
in mm by this snide. except
that the overturn at state law:
shall be smpended to the extent
nm to give elect to locals.
uon enacted by Centre—v

“Th- is purely s nutter within
the police power. end while it is not
my intention to m the meat: or
the various sandman; I want to
ssfin ”in; that this proposition
hes in it the possibilities of more
mischief than n. veritable Pandora's
box."

Finally. he said. the case to cen-
tralize power hsd not conned. and
he pleaded not that the right could
not be surrendered. but that it is
the part of wisdom to delegate to
the central government only those
power which se neceulry for the
lrl‘htn and protection or the tnter-
nets of the whole country. Other-
wise. he said. we shall hero s. top-

hean. bureaucratic government.
and weak. indolent state govern-
merits.

,__________.__._.
r'lil'forrl l'. C'rnw. Miss Eva. Camp-

 

 

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nude to the W for mm-
0" {nontoopesnusuutmthevom
mm ..s or Union emu to Canaan
' linking the tooth-em and nor'n.
east sections of the city by way c'
tantra avenue. In the near 1;.
ture the company contemplates the.
establishment of similar lines 3

iothcr eection of In city.

Referring to the Connection Fffg-

l party nypiicauon Mr. Potter sa fr.‘_

 

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limiting the hearing thst the
N e w Transportation i new has made . complete mm; .
tation.
By Com C0._Tem-f These include beside the Corn;
tory Not Served line which will trasene the :9...
East Washington svenue bridge 1;;
across from Brooklnwn to Yhe er
gumtion o! s. new transportation‘ . >..
pOllcv in cross-town bus hues, to be- End 'actory Mk’u 0 her rc "
a. sfecders tor trollry tin-.- is con ""h ”1" contained growth
templated by the Connecticut corr.- C”)-
Bl-idgoport dlel ion, disclosed 3-..cror-;nur- muta- Illl charge the rag; .
day at a hearing betore the Publim in) it“) fare of eight and oar-mgr:

Policy Inaugurated!” ”m” n" “m of wan-m.
awnue-East End crosstown. anoth. 7
BRIDGEPORT. March 13 .-—Inau 3:. ‘Mrd line from
used in territory not now set" ed and? “3‘9 been wandered as f»
pan). J. 8. Po er. manager of the The company on the Centra' :2- -
Utilities commission in City Hall on cents. if granted s. porous. l~ -_;;

 

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Vsrisn May Csrdy, wife at e Lansing. Mich, wstchmsker. Is
In Inherit s fortune from her father. who left home before the wee
Mm to jn‘n the gold rmh to the Klondike in l808. end never re-
Tle dird rvrrntly. «he had just learned. lesving her may
Imuumls of acres of timberland: in Ala-ks.

antic-«l.

JUDGE KEOGH
HITS STATE
LAW MAKERS l

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Keogh
gvnrrniiy.

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in his spmt'h
E.lt-v| thr- tint--

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”hunt

Mr,
uf llln

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was ripe for
In: T llalltln ..r “14- pvndunco—e dec
tho states or tndepend
tho
iiittnt rmimud the his.
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except he sppiied it

spvukl'r said:

he do
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In which

1- Qt]! ml govern

I)l"l'ily of tho t‘unlltry.

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"‘!l'he Contft‘ll shsli ham pour-r M” M ”an"! “d ML "id an a Jttney line application 0! thcialso issue transfers betwc-i-n buses
to limit. regulate and prohihit "To, ""4”" “’ilkinson 0" So Norwaik Bridgeport Auto Transzt company and trolleys The route is dented? .
labor of wnons under tights-on motorvd to Bridgeport Wednesday A Made. flargely because of the 099nm; (flbap;
years of eye. ovnnln‘, Application has ah'eady been' the “'arren Harding high and tiles}; '2- a”...
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