e, Goes to House
; PITOL, Hartford, May
‘9 entlmoilutlon bill which
use had adopted was adopted
amendment by the Senate
ay after two hours vigilant:N
The- amendment would
municipal corporations under
1 enforcement or regulations
unily decrease pollution of in—
ers‘ and streams. An et-
ack on asecond amendment .
outed. The bill goes to the
3.1:: because of tho nmcnd—
to: Anderson offered the
out striking out the provi-
rnunicipnllty may not be
7 , an injunction to stop pol-
tii factories using municipal
‘ have stopped pollution.
came on the amendment,
nin claiming that the in-
the amendment was to kill
Many senators spoke on.
lion {or a roll call was
snetor Keeney. Those
the amendment were:
. rishem. Ford. Hail.
lee. Golden. Anderson.
outline. Wilder, Redden.
‘ Wane Pierson and lice-
ins More: Merritt. Grif—
" Woodrudd, .. Mitchell.
Challenger. Shaw,
nerdy, Howe,‘ Wm.
I New Haven oi-
diluent which would
bill to read: "Any
CAR SPEIING Q
“Old Pacific,” One Cyl-
inder Packard, Does ‘
40 Miles Near‘Miaini,
Florida
\Near‘ Minnii. Florida, recently. a.
motorist, CVP. McLeln, was arrested
tor ‘driving'hispar 40 miles an hour, .
Ordinarily this would not he says ‘-
thing out“!!! the ordinary for or-'
mate :8?- spooning are mode in Flow“
ldn. probably as often as elsewhere.
The car McLain was drivins. how- ,
ever. made the incident most un-
usual.
The car. now making a. , tour
throughout the state or Florida. was
the famed "Old Pacific.". 0. one cyl‘d
indor Packard in ‘which E. T. Fetch ,7
made one or the first. it not actually
the first. trans~contincntnl tours of , *
the United States.
During the first seven, days of the
tour which newts being made mare
than 1, 600 miles were covered and‘
an accurate record of the gasoline
consumed disclosed that seventeen
miles had been omen-ted to each gel.
ion of “ gas."' ‘1’-
Fer years “Old Pacific" rested in
one oi: the buildings of the Packard :
Motor Car Company factory at De-
trait. ‘At the request at James Psl- v
inert Packard distributor at Jackson- , _"
ville. Florida. it was shipped to Flor-
ida ”as is. " ‘ Only a. very short time
was required to put it in oeriect run-
ning condition by the Jacksonville
service station and then it~was stori-
ed out to call. upon every city in the’
state. It is proving. Palmer some
big attraction i “our city it Vis-
‘i ‘ ‘
.oornoration naming ._ .
y water through
or in terlals may
‘ ;, but this
outinued senator
in filter by ottempt:
:3: Boston. he:
or Mill»
street. rid Emma. I-Iiiokl‘sr Welter:- ’
dorf. ,Stepney. Both were baton
Judge Arthur F. Elle. in Superior
(30an yesterday, charging the other
with being responsible (or unhappy
domestic life. ,
;j'"*liirs. Waltersdorr, nine 0: whose
. children are living. testified her line-
band was "always mean and cruel"
to her and deserted her thre your:
sign. She said no had mm her she
was "too old" for him. mums”:
told 01 instinces Jivhen his wife visits.
ed physical cruelty upon him.
A decree of divorce was awarded
Mrs. Weitarsdori upon the ground of
assertion. after counsel for husband
an: wire hed ensured Judge Elie
no ejter reconciliation.
, STAMFORD. my 2
who were nrrestid h
thelrghuuss es 8 mien Brooks. 16.,
In . Bun N
hundreds of local folioWors .
latest dance music to its windo
Wurlitzer it Company or N"
distributors ot the Mort _ ‘
his 'i
icnhe describes so t'pork -
no and. Signs the
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