Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 17, 1925 · page 13

: oi. semi-bituminous miles.
Mid other. hard libel substit 09s

. oft can prices dumped iI end
tell. t the close oi the day
lie bein‘r quoted at the pre-
limit prices naked tor the sparse

he es riotione, it wee admitted
”at snazzy with” plants could get

fineoiloeted taxes total $81. 499. 91,
, filing to the town .trensurer's
‘The amount not uncollected

It! in amounts to $76 964. 91

d he amount at uncolleeted per-

From 1919 till; amount of uncol-
ted mepertfimx has increased
seem 1,999.19 to 940,199 09. Since
ill! the uneollocted personal tax
nerensedfirom $920 to $2. 028.
illicollected personal tax for the

.V 8920; 1922. $1. 088,:

d" 1924. 82,028; total 35. 512.
Vfico Vected property tax since
iii is as follows: 1910. $164. 76;

J’lzzdl: 1912, .8126. 28: 1913

VV ion», 99,.'
.99; 1991. 94.91905;
9 o: 1929. 816. 992.9 mm, :40,-

, FIRE LOSS $10,000. ..

ROVIDENCE R. 1.... Oct. 1'1.

A’ fire early yesterdayiides-

'. garage, ' " blacksmith shop

two cottages at Chepnchet.

ye m'iies from here. .The loss
$16. 000. .

or meats in quality high
when the safest piece to buy

- denial

83,.
99:9»; be male next, month ”NM

.‘iW iii (Mien tor Women.
inunont Mes announcede

As
ensi- .wlli heme sixteen associates

‘ troin Various parts of the stnte who

will have direct control ohthe en-
dowment work. In the event con-
neoticut College, the only woman's
college' in the state. attdins its goal
it Will be given an additional $160 -,
000 by the General Education
Board thus raising the total oi
$700. 000 of which 8500.000 will in
used tor endowment. The executive
committee will be completed withinh
the next tow days.

Mr. Palmer has long been It Grun-
tee oi! Connecticut College for Wein-
eu and is now president of the
190st oi truslees. Mr. end hire.
Palmer gave the institution its
present library. considerild one or
the best equipped or its kind in any
institution. It has ample provisions

Seventeenth Century room. also do-
nated by Mr. Palmer. The room is
tilled with antiques oi the seven-
teenth bentury periodmnd is con.
siderod one or the most authentic in
the country. Many art museums
have offered thousands I dollars
for various pieces otturniture in-
cluded in this collection. ,

In fact. college records show that
90 per cent or the coilexo' s assets of
32.600, 000 were the elite of persons
residing within five miles or the
college. It is desired to make more
widespread the college's support.

1922. 99.. .

WM '

LONDON. Oct. 17. (A?. )wA ru-
mor that Queen Mother Alexandria
was dead. ominetlng from an un-
(known source, was persistently

priced throughout London yesterday
causing considerable comment until
ltpwae finally "squelch‘ed" by oitieiai
from .Sandrln‘ghnm Castle
where the aged widow oi: Edward
VII makes her home;

3919 m
strum.
so their
new:

m.

affine: ”it
eon-Elm“, 1
mummy“

very n ,
machine wee new ,
new”, ,

are: is,» we
‘ we

as “iii

set at

“Tl. low
via 9 n
tar or iii ,
trius all his leilows: so tlint
sew til i
ppenb,

tumult

mini: rent and

Gains and W, hill. .
companions, the caught. aid this
ed with the til then!

Paul had no intention l in
his companions. He woe, unions, to
go in among the crowd in:
Christian disciples would no
him to do so. , »

The excitement grew t
extent that the whole oil! m l

coming so metly ltoit‘ed vet- ,e. in

“ uglonV which, n it me nope es it

ought to he. should be shlete d
lend itself.

‘i‘his indecent uproar did not no-

peel to him nu on evidence of faith ‘,
in Diane. ‘but rather as an indieew

tion 0 s‘ lack oi vital lnitli . V ,
also that the city was liebl to ,
called to league: to: this not-oer or

the Roman authorities. , d it is to .7

j An oa‘iciai with whom newspaper ‘

men communicated said:'
Alexandria has just returned irom
her usual daily drive in her motor
ear and is enjoying her usual
health."

 

 

‘ risen Bicycles, reg price 9.11 over $37. 50, now $37. 00

Fast

Tricycles, a good buy at $13. 50, news 9 .05 ‘

omlk Inner IliumTi'l'bdl, reg. flice $2. 25 . .. now $ 1.25

B Lining .

VSO'IQOUOIIUUIOO‘DA Eon/60!!“

1g 999.1391‘can,9125...........nows .99
ll edes,5gel.o9,n,$575... .......nowV$4_.50

e hing 7‘ the star
m 'd look the stock over. Many worthwhile buys new.

greatly reduced-«come

' 10 90.

"Queen .

Services tor the nineteenth Sunder

alter Trinity (also. Bi. Lulte'e Dev);

.18 follower
’1: 99 ‘a. on. Holy Edell list,

oi Tthe Holy Eucher st.y
ceeeions.

Bible class. 9 to s 3..
‘, Text to he considered:
1:10. ’

in. m. and 7:30 p. in»
the pastor.

Son: reeitsi by Louise Allen no:-

men. oi New anen, on Friday even._

0 3 O a ,
On the Green. rwnllt.‘ ,,
Rev. E. F. Mcaregor. .20.. Paste
Morning worship at 10 80. mile
list ldeiive‘r s sermon on Y‘d'he

sinners and primary departments at
all other serrlces this church is

cratingwith the d‘sbernscle V

Tuesday it I p. 911.. the lldlhisterin:
circle will meet with Mrs. Charles
Rider, 8 Westport avenue.

“0. O ’0
First Church at Quiet, Scientist
‘ 57 West Avenue. ‘

'I'e regular sender ‘ser'Vise of this
church is held at 11 a. nu, Sunday

heel is held at 1‘! I. in.

Wednesday evening testimony

, meeting is held nt 8 p. in.

open , eel: as» (holideys excepted)
iron: 13 to lie Inesdey and 'i‘hw
any evenings from 7 to 9 All we

Gretel-y Boilivin‘ri, East‘Norwnih.
Rev. newest. Si: Me. am.

ran it and Quincy B
when“ ‘ooi. to s