Evening sentinel, Friday, June 19, 1925 · page 3

 

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John Philip Hill, Antiest of Anti Prohibition-
' ists, Who Beat Drys in Court,
Carry Fight Further-He Likes to Torment

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. STATE llllADS

Newton-n: Bethel road. steam
shovel construction is under way but
no detours are necessary.

New Fairlield: Sherman road.
steam shovel constiuclion is under
way and temporary dotours will be
posted as necessary.

Kent: Dover 10nd, steam shovel
construction is under way but no do.
tours are necessary. ,

ltoxbury:ltoxbu1y Falls road. ma-

 

 

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IN TORNADO

llAlt.'Alll., Altai. Mongolia. June
it! (.ll'l.~"'l‘t\‘ciily-clill'il pusonniire
dead, hundreds lniiivod and thou-
sands of cattle lost in a tornado. The
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France Plans Fight
Against Communists

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liy ROBERT '1'. SMALL.

Special Correspondent

01 The Evening Sentinel.’

(Copyright. 1925.) ‘

WASHINGTON. June 19 —- John
. [‘hillp Hill. the great' die- -ha1'd" of
tho unti-prohibltlonlsts. has let it
be known hero in Washington that
he is seriously thinking 01‘ running
for the United States Senate. it he
cities to make the race it will be
a platform as wet as the Atlantic
Ocean which washes the shores of
his belmcd Maryland. M1. Jitli ll
, now a. member of the llonse of lie-
,wesewatives and is it reputlican.
1’01! yeais are rather bud )ears for
republicans in Maryland, but Mr.
" Hill is euth 11. pronounced “wet"
that his party ititiliatioiis may be
l‘oisotttii. When he ran on the
ticket with President Coolidge last
,3 Ndvciubet' he polled soiiittlalng like
1.7000 mote mice than the latter.
,dcsplte ti. o landslide character of
the Coolidge totals
.1}, In addition to being 11 Congress-
. man and :1 social Icutlci' litre at the
3; pltal as well as in his nethe city
'1‘01' Baltimore, Mr. Hill is by way 01'
jgbeing one of the leading malsters
“and vlntnets of the countiy, having
".lproved before .. judge and jury that
, a man can not be held responsible
‘for the tendency of liaimlcss lt'uit
"“ Juices to develop a decided alcoholic
kick It left alone in a nice dark.
damp cellar for a given amount of
' time. The prohibition unit prose-
; outed. Mr. Hill for making and peas-
s'tig wines, but the jury promptly
acquitted him. Mr. Hill daily noti-
; tied the prohibition bureau here in
i2 Washington of the progress of his
f‘TruIt juices" and recorded the
[idaily alcoholic content readings.
,1 A latform oi: wines, beers

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BRUNSWICK RECORDS ’

111- l" rance and her collonlcs to1med a and . '

W, °' U. s. PLAYER ROLLS;

cadsm construction is under way but
no detOura are necessary.
Ileddiii3:Ge013etoun road. steam
shovel construction lll under way on
improved location but no detours are
necessary. .
Greenwich: Boston Post road.
construction on a cut-om 111-111- the
New York State line. No delay in
traffic.
Stamford: chler's Hill on the
Heston Post road is under construe.
lion. Slight delay in traffic.
New Haven: Allddlctown avenue
is completed.
Milford. Orange and West Haven:
Milford turnpike is being widened.
No delay in tralllc.
Westbrook: Boston Post road is
under construction on a cut- oil'. No
d’elny in trutllc.
Bitintord and North lli'nnl'ord:
Road from lli'ani'ord to North Bron-

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the Cabinet at a meeting today.
T’roct‘ dings will , probably _
taken. is said. tigainst Deputy Do. »-.~
tint and other Communist members . ,1
of the Clinmbcr. . t d 11 P 'F
Premier l’uinleve will speak in the e lano 0
‘liambrr this afternoon upon 'the u w 0
collusion between the Communist , \ . 1,
leaders in France 11nd the ltiiihin . . 4',-
Iribi-smen invading French Morocco, 68 N0. Mal“ St. Phone 126 SO. Norwalk .. . 5
and will deal with the reported net;
Miles .11! litescow agents lit the
1‘ rcnch colonies.

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i nsii'uetton. \‘o do-
ljzdiii‘stil-lllllfir C0 ‘ Rockmcrc Point, Marblehcad, Mass, has been chosen as the
\vcstpert: Shore road is under anchorage for the U. S. S. May flower, the presidential \sciit, dur-

construction. One way trail’ic where
concrete is being laid.

Dni'ieii: lloston I’ost road. concrete
in track area in Barton center is
finished.

Diirien-noston Post road: Gradin3
is being done from Darlen center to
Norwalk town line. Sll3l1t delay to
traffic.

Moutville: Noi'wlch-I-ladlyine road
is under construction. Detour post-
(‘ll over unimproved road. ‘
l'lainfleld: Putnam-Norwich read,

ing the president's occupancy of the summer White House at
Swampseott. The anchorage is seen from the veranda of one of
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dc 11y nt underpass near Canaan. __ At __
Uiie- -\\'ii) trnit'lc near West Norfolk.

Sharon: Shii' 'on-Ainenlu. road
under construction. tfoiicreting: one.
way ti'al‘l‘it'.

'l'tii'rlngtoii:

ing east from Old Lyme will uso de-
toui", tratlic going west of Nlaiitic
will pass through the work. _
Colt'heater-Ilobronr Anislon road
is nder construction. Detour over
unimproved road.
Montville: ltaymoiid
grading is being done.

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The Fair Dept. Store

, Detour ll't-‘l- Ion road Iii under construction.
H, C, Hicks has been chosen section is under construction. Trot: ed via Dolbeui'e ilill read. 110,-. mm; tilnstoiilniry- l'orilnnd
by Rhea county authorities as tic regulated by telephone where Windham: Windham-North Wind. mm] 1,, "mm. ,.,,,,_.,,,.,,,.uun' Road 1. 51.53 SO. Main St.
work is being done. . ham l‘Olltl is under conciructlon; 0111-11 1,,” ,3, very rough.
special prosecutor in the trial 0f Lyme-linst lindduin: Nerwlch- open to traffic. . “mm,“ and rm...“ “Ham-(1.17".
lohn 9T. Scopes in Dayton. “mnymo i'oiltl. grading is being done. llozruli: Norwich-1.‘ol.-licstvr road. 1,,“ turnpike. is tinder construction;
Penn” for “elation of Tcnncs- Dctour ovr'r' lllllllllll’tl‘i‘t‘il, road 3.11.110“ “up”; paved “~11“ t'OlIt‘l‘t'le “pm, for ,,.,,n-,,._

around :1 section or the work.
East Lyme: Shore road. construc-
tion work is under way. Traffic :0-

sec's anti evolution law. Wil
liani Jennings Bryan will work
with him.

I11 village. oi‘ Fitclnille. Tl'lllllt' go-
ing from Norwich to (jolt-heater will
pass through the work: lratilc from
(Joichoster to Norwich will use dc-

Weoi, Hartford: Hartford-New
llrltaiu road in undci- construction;
open 1101' traffic.

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i I led l’cquonot'k and Sui‘tlclil: Road is

' ' 0"" a" ’08 ‘ tillilt‘l‘ construction but is open for
XASeOENfiE‘p}: Lifgelgndwh‘i‘c‘lfh 111:: (lash or rolor to a rather drab Sen- are Waving it with alarm and if he New Hartford: Xmmug m“, ,3 ,mimc‘
deteadfastly reinsed to ' ratlt'y the ole. ills voice is rather lost in the decides to make the senatorial race. under construction. lloud “.1“ 1m ”MM”: Prospect Hill i'ond ,H 1111-
tigeighteenth amendment or to pass tumult 0f the “01180. bllt it WOIIld he will ilnd mobilized against him closed Mm, “pm," 1,, “Dill“:d. d”. mmuumon, bridgi- torn down.
“any laws in sympathy therewith. be u. clarion note in the Senate. the-most powerful influences the North ‘Canaan-Not'iolk: “Hum". hm, ,H closed for ”um,“ ,

,Represcntativo iiiii Sins ho is mak- While Mr. Hill ls,i)olntlm.' to his anti-saloon organlzntlozi ran throw Norfolk. Sections .1 1111.1 n are, un- x

ling a survey of political conditions rceoi'd with pride. the dry lot'ttefi into ill: bulllt'. dei- construction. Probable shoit

 

 

 

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".sp1ing
E" In addition to running as 1111 out
‘iand out. all wool. and it yard wltie

"wet." Mr. Hill would also include
l in. his poisonai platform his oppo-
i‘sition to the Dawes plan for 11. 1e-
form in the Senate 1111011 11 heitby
debate could be cut ot‘l.‘ at any time
nd measures be rushed through in
the same iiiannei that now prevails
1, n the House. 1
', Being :1 ‘wct" \ii'. llill sees a
"dry" iiio\e behind the Danes pro-
110.911] As a lllillltl‘ or fact he lays ,
the whole sthtine at the door 01 the
,H-Antl Saloon League. \li'. lilll and
1the League 'lovo each other like a
1, ouple of strange bulldogs. The
1 ‘ongrcssman holds that the Senate
,,rules as "101' exist today ate the

,‘asi, stronghold of state's rights left
in the fedcial noiciiiinc'lfl. If they
" '0 by the boaid ill] is lost.’ll1eie
1
1113110 tillh1g,lie says, what suit of
, ddltionnl dry laws might be push-
ed through a “'gagged’ Senate.

Mr. Hill insists the prohibition
,‘aw cannot be enforced. in a re-
. ent public speech he held .‘loit a.

"1 ‘lllllll 110011911 “10th oi a still which
‘ c said he had putt-liascd at a rail~
ny station in the south. The still
’ ' us become in the south it sort of,
ew emblem of liberty, Mr. Hill
aid. and new ones were being
fired” faster than the government
; nuld confiscate the old ones.

John Philip liill is one of the
ow men of the House of itepi'e-
' . tatives. it. seems. who 10105 the
ay he drinks He would lend 11

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" on Back Hui-ts Flush Your Kid-
' neys as )‘011 Clean Your
Bowcls
' Most folks. forget that the kid-
1 eye. like the bowels. sometimes set
his lab and clogged and need 11
Hush ng occasionally, else we have
Ickbche and dull misery in the
‘ldney region. severe headaches.
Elteumatic twingcs. torpid liver. acid
< omach ,slecplcssncss and all sorts
-t bladder disorders
You simply must keep your kid-
eye s'activo and clean and the 1110-
out you. tecl 1111 echo or pain in
he kidneyxregion begin drinking
ots of water. Also get about four
unces of Jad Salts from any good
i 1113 store here. take a tablespoon-
‘ til in a glass of water before break-
out for a few days and your kid-
pya out then act line. This famous
E It! is made from the acid of
1s and lemon juice. combined
‘ it .llthla. and is intended to flush
logged kidneys and help stimulate
'em to activity. It also helps neu-
1 no the acids in the urine so they
= longer irritate, thus helpingto
' ' '6“: bladder disorders.
~:J' Salts is inexpensive: makes a
. lg tful efferve ent v'llthia water
‘ it which every dy should take
by and then to help keep their
dnéys clean.
A well—known local druggist says
‘ e Sells lots of Jim Salts to folks
" ho believe in trying to Aorrect kid-
)! trouble while it is only trouble.
all means have your physician
mine your kidneys at least twice

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New Yeti:
llailltestSsmpieofJedSalu

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