URsbAY,1SEPi‘EMBER 24, 1925.
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iNT SECOND
'. S. JUDGE FOR '
. CONNECTICUT
lt'l‘li‘OltD. Sept. iris—(AP). A
iinendntion will go to tho com~
tension 0 fCongress from the
circuit ludgcs for the Federal
of this district. that the pres—
tw be amended to allow the
ntment of a second federal
for Connecticut. This recom-
atlon will be supported by u
on to be signed by the major.
t the lawyers in the state and
tsoiutions adopted by county
insociations.
New Haven County Bar asso-
n hns ndopted such :2. resolu-
lrcady, and it meeting of the
0rd county bar has been cull-
r Friday. October 2 for the
purpose. at the request of
Is F. iobinson. president of
;“onnceticut liar nssociation.
b plan as outlined by lawyer!
have one it'dt‘l'ill judge at New
11, while another sits at Hurt-
,’l‘he division of the great
in of work. criminal and civil.
before the court is expected to
ome the present congestion due
c increase in the. number of
no] cases.
(2 action is apparently a spon-
his movement among the law-
iof the state who recognize the
itions prevailing in the Federal
‘ here due to the tremendous
nso in the amount of court.
css. Mr. Robinson said. The
on requesting the appointment
o‘ther judge to assist Judge
n S. Thomas has been circulat-
ions 9. large number of lawyers
id. and the response has been
mousiy in favor of a second
,000 Fire Levels
ew Canaan Mansion
El destroyed the handsome resi-
New York grocer. at Weed
and Railroad avenue, early
day morning at an approxi-
iloss of $80,000, is- believed to
Isturtcd from defective wiring
9 kitchen. according to 81 in-
;atiou now under way by Fire
’ C. E. 'l‘. Fairly.
arct Savage. a servant. who was
‘encd by the dripping of water
1' room. The intense heat had
a pipe.
omen battled the blaze for five
l and. at noon yesterday. the
ous building. containing 30
s and a miniature chapel. was
al loss. l'lxpensive paintings
.ntiquc furniture was destroy—
the fire.
rahtlm Hatfield. the. owner. stat-
nt he will rebuild on the home
9 900“ as nrrnnucnients C8" hD
The buildim: was thought to
iirer insured.
"Ali! "All!
but do you think of the t‘hin-
urstion'.’u
but is it
it any laundry?"
an
W (TANAAN. Sept. flit-«Fire. the company yesterday noon. lie
of Abraham Hatfield. Jr.. rc- slslflnco reached him, life had de.
age. He was a Princeton alumnus.
a blaze. was discovered by Miss Wile m brother died six years “50.
Club. lie is-survlvod by his wife,
L‘ntil it mun has seli‘ respect;
until he begins to love himself
too much to serve the devil, you
can not do much for him!
Jesus is always speaking in
terms of our neighbors. It in
strange that we have been no
long in getting this viewpoint of
film. ,
Whenever some one says to
and I‘ll go mine" and then re-
fuses to speak to him they are
both going the same way—down
We build our churches like u
.snlt cellar, crawl in and say,
possibilities were mentioned. Ho
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sermongrams ‘ COL MITCHELL studied at tho idea that he might
‘ run for t‘ongress it ousted.
“'l‘bo first. thing l’ll do it ousted,
will be to tnke n prolonged hunt-
ing trip in Africa. 1 am much Brui-
. llll'tl that President Coolidge hill
' been fit to order the probe and I
AM IF OUSTED believe it will result in much bene-
iit to the service."
The former assistant chief of the
nir service. who is demanding a un-
DALLAH Tex.. Sept. Li'ln-‘(APL ilit'd "1. . . . d . ~
by . . . . l (ontrol. dctiintd to isruss
h“ neighbor. on so ’0‘". way Big game. in Africa will be (‘olonvi testimony thut be will give.
William Mitchell's next great. tnrizct WAN), 'i‘ex.. t-leptn Lit—(AP).
if he is ousted from the army nir Colonel Willium Mitchell uriny air
service. he said yesterday while on service critic, viriunily flew through
his way to Washington. When Tuesday night on his way to
Colonel
Mitchell. chief critic of \‘.':ishlnt:ion.
at W t ,
l‘lmnk (10d, lm ““3 5"" 0‘ the the American nir service. stopped .tt tho outskirts of Waco. Colonel
here on his overland journey from Mitt-hell Hiilll he was stopped by two
enough ”I" you hire n. preuther San Antonio to the national enpi- Inuim't'yclt‘fi. who charged him with
tnl. whence he bus been summoned speeding.
Mirth." Then if there isn't
to gather in some more suit.
And the average church is so
to testify
in President (‘oolidge's "Wvll. l'm in a hurry." he told
villi“ of “suit. now that is nei’til‘ air service im'estigntlon. them. i'.“ thvy let him go.
crlnltmovodpllllitt‘li:ilsm:l:«laud new “i um not thinking about poll. lie did not. stop again until he
‘ " ' tier." he nnid. when eongressionul reached Dallas, 1
The only place where we dare
have no emotion and in which
we absolutely can not show any
feeling is the church.
You can never luidcrstund the
Bible if you read. It .thinkinz
only of yourself.
Christ has never yet placed a
burden upon a men who follows
Ilim earnestly and sincerely: If
you really love film you can not.
make him a burden of it no
matter how hard you try.
We are apt to be troubled by
the affairs of the church rather
than the business of the King-
dom.
People nro never happy in
church unless they have some-
thing to do. That is why 1 am in
Norwnlk—Io give some of you
church people something to (10-
Head of Stamford
Water Company Dies
STAMFORD. Sept. 24 (AP).—
Charles A. Hatch. president of the
Stamford Water ('30.. died suddenly
while nt his desk in the offices of
was seen to collapse and. when as-
parted.
Mr. Hatch was born in this city
and was about forty—live years of
Upon entering business life he went
into the brokerage business with his
father. in the firm of Wm. B. Beek-
man & Company. New York city.
he become Vice—president of the Wu—
ter Company and. upon the death of
his father last fall, becmne president.
Mr. liatch belonged to the Stam-
ford Yacht Club. the Rotary Wood-
way Golf Club and the Suburban
three daughters and his mother, Mrs.
Albert Hatch. all of this city.
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Give Farewell Party
For Harry Bouton
Hurry Bouton and family of Burt-
ltstl, avenue are leaving Norunik and
will reside in Brooklyn in the inn
ture. Mr. Bouton was given it fnre-
weil dinner at Lake Kitehewnn last
night by 21' number of his friends.
M.—
Causc of Pr:
liver Trouble Now 3‘ Known
mature Old Age
dicai science knows that poi-
is waste in our bodies would
iliy cause death in a few days
teliminutcd by nature's pro-
5. Because it destroys tncsc
y poisons, the liver is our most
Irtnnt organ—Abe body's won-
JI purifier.
to liver prevents the formation
ody poisons that cause diseases
in: heart. kidneys. blood vessels
are chietiy responsible for pre-
ire old age.
hen the liver becomes weak the
ins are sucked up by the blood
health is broken down. Physi-
5 know that the liver cannot be
inted by drugs, but a. safe no-
substance has been discovered
.h will at once increase the vital
supply. The discovery is puri-
iex gull.
1. from your druggist a package
iioso]. Each tablet contains ten
Is of purified ox gull. In 24
Is the poison toxins will be re-
i-d. Your liver will be regulat-
ed. Blood purification will begin.
Suilow skin will clenr.'You will feel.
so much better you will know you
have found the cause of your ill
health. liioxol tablets are lmrm-
less. tasteless and cost. less than
two cents each.
These genuine ox gull tablets are
prepared only under the name "Di-
oxoi." If any tablet is offered you
under another name. refuse it. Ac-
cept only Dioxol in the original,
genuine package. Test Dioxol free. ,
Mail this coupon now. Diesel is
specially recommended by Harold
A. Mead.
o u. . ...d~..t ‘1.
593 ‘ ~.n Ave.
.E‘ rec
I. Ne. York City
"1 wont to try Blunt.
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