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DRIVER DRUNK, E
15 FINED $100
IN WESTPORTE
CompaniOn, Toting aE
Gun to Protect HisE
Money, Pays $150—E
, Other Cases
“'ESTPORT, April III—John Ze-I
noble was fined $100 and costs for
operating an auzomobile while un-
der the influence of liquor, and his
companlon. {Charles Alzcandro, was;
fined $150 and costs for carrymg a;
were ar- I
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loaded retoher “"611 they
ralgned lgfore Judg e John 1". Go-
dillo! inI {Gill} court ‘ esterday. Both
fuen hail from -foroton Heiglzm, Ali-
candro having moved {IEI‘E last'
week from Elana: s’reer. Bridge-.
p011. E
Ali/Ignore Eel/i fly: police thou:
that he Chri‘l‘?“ the gun in order to 3
protect the large sum or money he
Irarrled with but. which he showed
the police amounted :0 $94.
Zenoblo flooded z; to drum;
While llilu Alicami-ro
Dori to
Noroton
pocket ‘
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The Modern Miracle.
(Briégr—rrrt Telegram.)
When Eiwocd Haynes
through 122/:
1594 1:: a
by I. gas/3:276 motor
drove
of Kokomo 1r:
hater—3:95 foggy propelled
he did so many 1
thing: a: one time :hac ll would ro- ‘
quire scretcinx like an e. .cyclope-
’1': zc make a comp. ete- list 0! the-m ;
snows.
He thought he '1'” as driving his 15'
716 car about t‘Ifi sue-2's of bl: home
tows. 1'". : ac'uallv he Was caving E:
into a. p‘: ace c! honor in the EmlIh-
souiaa institute at. “Washington.
where. as year: on on. it in taking,
on eddltz 1': “-31“: as an object of
historical if." :'-/;'
Doubrlee: :lz‘
Emil! that com-L
when he ‘r at:-
works." .,
his teenage if
that he ,
He :95
an?
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by. rpm:-
Ill:
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imagln EC
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thnry rL-I _,;
.clal (lynat‘zfi '
causing ; wars, and send.
log out . ,» pmbe 1h»; rr-
motesf u-artlr's ('2' I.‘
for 313/1.
The or r. : 1.3/1 1"}"
halo rum. V. - e‘ 1!. start;
ed a. train noes whlcl.
sent armles r: In I Into the tropics
vo tap rI: obc-r trees. and other arm—
Ies into faP'O,:V*S Io make rubber
tires.
III 1394 the Ila-Trio sweat. railway,
Industry "was just 23.2. .lng on lbs Lre—E
mendous career or expansion. of ag—
grandizemfim and of
financing. ”It: that rickety hora-.—
lcss earring drIvr-n lav the
"/i-n'aSrIi-rl
Kokomn 22.1‘2'
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7 keep your floors and lino-
The Dix River dam
operation beiore the end of the summer
Iricity
neMy_ completed powerhouse is seen.
.in Kentucky, the largest rock-
of collecting enough Water to form a lake 8% miles long.
filled dam in the “arid. has begun its task
1 ' and its power plant is chd to be in
supp yin: a arm: part of the Blue Grass: stat -
The dam is 920 feet. long, 270 feet hIgh and 700 for: thick at the base. 1' With C160
30,000 b p The upper photo shows the 7utter backinx up from the dam;
in the loner picture the
l! w ill generate
seed £5 all
going to
The;
irate/2‘
Erin/.1 I113: m annually nnsjnsplmlt In place- of mm! 3mi- mud. "ww pinesxo .-. Imw thrills.
“’11“? 1m ‘3’ cars 0h591§itzEshook the rajlroaés wl-‘II The c. 'im-rs an} raw: dangers
'rru‘rrs cf All':, in' r' I . .
”E" ' . ‘d s mm‘erc—Iizlon of motor trucks (l'V'II.(’t" 2-; , and. in r: 6!. out
Ilw Inerc‘fst cs)” - play com-‘ _ *
- :he farmer's horses from the shaftefivstlrii (r.- '="'h'.".'fl:-
the won :ers
of Elwood;
ll’;€' great-3
box}: now
cps (1: old
of his plow.
whirlir.
awn:
morass the 2:" .rlr/r‘.
"3.3185"
this
ll)-
rzs of mil-1 2! cz’iml
I acallu- I. ‘E ' . 1'15. {or c
, 5. coxbrul the ' léa'. Irzzific prob!" '
roads of nut‘ors with concrete and l‘I"|\r- rn _-rv been ooh-rd
crawling;
and Elrl“liill€fi 7/ v‘
t‘rz’zled II'
.1.-.
I: (load. but
5 and "I
bauring 3/
gym
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If)
. new com-
!or human-
the whole
32021.0} years have now elaps-
.... hlsIorIc ride and El-
be lived
see more things hap-
:.I or his own laveno
v other pioneer in the
102111! Infantry Eto‘
. Attend Celebration
HARTFORD April 11.—-Coxnpe.ny
A.. 102ml Infantry. C. bl. 0,. was
given permission yesterday by the
Adj. General's oflloe to leave the
state. umér arms, and enter the
suite. of Blamchusettaflto take part
In women: anniversary celebra-
tion of the Battle of Lexington on
April 19 and 20.
The ceslguwon of First Lieuten-
ant John W. Perry, Battery 2L. 192d
F. A.. was announced today. '
Diplomacy Not in Business.
The guys of what might be called
“secret diplomacy" in American
business are passing With the devel-
opment of‘ the association” aplrlt.
It lodlttlcult for a European to
grasp the tact that, many or our
greatest. manutacturera apparently
have [no trade sect-cu.
Delegatioas'ot toretzn engineers,
Japanese. Chlno‘ee. are treely shown
through the Edgar Thomson mu.
whlch holds ‘Amerlcan production
record: of steel outcast iron. It is
amusing to watch these torelzueu
take notes on processes which they
had heretotore believed shrouded in
the utmost secrecy. It. in almost no—
believable Ihat they would be wow-
ed. perhaps for the asking. to get
the complete operating plan or the
mlll, even to blueprints. The Ford
Factory in Detroit will show you
everything that is done in turnlnz
out. an auwmoblle. Item the bumped
to the mango. A no la the
world is at liberty to inflate the
Ford methods. but to attain the
Ford succeu means ‘a. mug process
of evolution bull: on access to sourc-
es of supply. skilled. workmen. and
the appropriatlon of economics de—
rived 1mm mass production on an
enormous scale.
Ii. has come to the writers atten-
7.10:: that the president of an auto-
mobile company which muuuc-
ture: u: eight-cylinder car roallzed
that he was losing ground in compe-
EIL‘ion. He went to the president of
the Cadlllac Company. Ihe premier
manufacturer or eighbcyllnder can.
and requested permission to go
through the laden with his engi-
neers. take blue prints. and reor-
ganize his factory along the lines of
the Cadillac. The permleslon was
granted without the slightest hesi-
union. and the engineers and om-
clala of the competing company
spent their entire time for ten days
In the Cadlllac plant. Tell tha Mrs:
to the heads 0: European Industries
and they would refuse to believe it.
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