7111s approaching
'Mo Highway depart-
cid plans to keep clcsr s
90. miles of main line
hnsoting road systems. The
'ttiovsl program»! the de-
. ,i'ii.‘ on a icrgcr scale than
Micro. ills as its gosl tho
gig open oi: Connecticut rosds
i‘ tint“ throughout” the winter
. ill. trttvcl may be maintained
till tho minimum inconvenience.
dud oouivmoht has been secur—
to ropiscc trucks and plows long
service .snd aggrcgnto of 175
yy duty‘trucks. with snow plows
it hailed is now available for this
red:
At a. cost of upproximutcly Mill.-
.5": twonty-ninc new trucks were
[and to the state's equipment int.
' Ffourtecn machines
sought tram tho Muck Motor Truck
puny. the some inimher from
‘Wl‘litn Motor 'l‘rnck
“c a will replace sixtccn machines
1| .l lilivo outlived thcir usoiulncss
it? . itch heavy dilly, nnd llilrtern
will 'bti lo incl-vase tho prnscnt
“About 100 miles of roads have
con added to tho milcugp which
" state will attempt to keep open
‘_ travel this winter. The mile-
W‘has also been inc-rcas‘kd by the
timing ot‘scctions or the Boston
list road to thirty-six 1'va ln'it‘air:
1! County for :( rlislunrc mi about
. with government from the stock
filli‘plut! war materials with which
soybrnment was ovcr«stockcd
tor the war. Distribution ot’ this
‘ rlsl has now caused and it will
is longer be possible for the state to
go}. equipment of this kind tree or
15“”-
‘ , During the past three scasons. the
out of snow removal in this state
has been as follows:
Total Cost
#175,021.”
53.000.20
70,453.36
. The cost of the work. of course,
"is regulated by the severity and fro-
‘ alloy of alarms. The entire stats
divided into cleven supervisors'
istricts for snow removal organiza-
ion. In each district there are forc-
en in charge of the snow-fighting
areas, and the entire scheme is di-
goted from the main Hartford ot-
' .through cooperation with the
f5. Wehthcr liurmu which gives
gyahoo warnings. where possible.
[trucks usually start operating
, en the snow has reached a. depth
two or three inches and they are
ntinuously cmploycd until the.
ads are cleared. Each truck car-
,s from two to six laborers. in
l. LV sections. V-typo plows are used
, addition to the pusher plows. The
u-‘ipmcnt is located at strategic
, sits and ‘requent communication
the district men with headquar-
rs makes it possible to keep the
not progress of conditions at hand
d the information is available for
W (are .
("onipnny ’
ono‘ indisno. truck was bought:
.i
or F. L
‘ti
PM i
wwmtmo'ros. Octet‘s .1
United (states .Trslsury note list-
shcs st (-losq or business October
tutti, summons. '
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cinlism for the. worsliill
There was no conipronille..
thero any luck of courage. and in
holy indignation he gave his testi-
mony against the sin of vs sordid
commercialism.
cum in sacred t
' Tho preacher
lowers of our own time needed n
similar indicnntion and. the some
courage to stand for the right and
especially
.linic thnt are it planned to the wol-
3mm or holh the individual and to
sooiety. The sermon was a. call for
united and earnest ottort in driving
out, any commercial encroucliments
liliat threaten morals and thebnét
Egood of sociey.
list-go Congregation.
.ts in the morning. those who
mine to the Tabernacle in the utter.-
noon. had to come. invlhc min. but
it was :1 splendid congregation. pos-
:lhly the largest yot soon on a. Sun.
dny afternoon.
ice: was fairly started the sun some
out and it brought good cheer to
“Dr. Anderson and to the large con-
gregation assembled. 'l‘he Crusader's
address. of the atternoon was on law
enforcement. tic denied the on re-
peated lie that the Eighteenth
amendment had been put across by
“long haired cranks." or by is minor.
ity of tho’Amerlcan people. its took
some shots at. the "personal liberty"
claim. andshowed that ihcrc are
many points in life where tittsrc is
not. libcrty oi‘ :iction. Tho riglits‘ of
pt'rs-‘ol'ial liberty are balanced and
oflsot by‘iho larger rights of society.
Dr. Anderson defended the Eigh-
teenth‘smendment as a. properly
adopted measure. and cxprr-sscd the
hello! that it would never be repeal-
ed. At the close of the service quite
a number came. torws‘rd and took
the Christian vow.
Sunday evening brought not only
the closing service of the Crusade.
but it brought the crowning Icrvlce.
a fitting climax of the long cam-
paign. [the .sky, had .clsnrcdnnd at
great concourse tilled the Taborns-
do to overflowing. Every seat was
filled and scores were standing st the
back and down the sides to the front.
and many turned away because htoro
were no seats. Alter luspriing mu-
sic by the chbruslsnd th’o congregit’v»
tion. at. Dr. Anderson's request. they
then sang “Faith of Our Fathers".
“Rock of Ages" and “Hold the
Fort". For the closing solo at the
campaign Mr. Hartley sang "Have
Thine Own Way. Lord".
‘ ot‘ God.
hings.
hsscd on glory 6:19: “Go ho e to
thy triend's and tell them how‘~groat
things the Lord hath done for thee".
Dr. Anderson pictured n man who
probably had given himself to evil.
had gone. from home nnd its associa-
tions. until he had become, a wild
man living in the mountains and
among the tombs. On the occasion
“or WI...
and against a irrdyoro .
affirmed thnt fol-W
against the. evils ot'tho'
But before the scrv. '
The sermon of tho evenin" waif
(center) be
hit. liter
n A
lites. but this new day was bought
with a price by 'esrnut snd‘cours‘ri-
sous woman. Only s good. truo Wo-
man can fill these places of horror.
l . . . .
(The mother should have iduls for
her daughter above hsvlng s. coon
time and being popular. site should
give firm in holding her family to‘ re-
Piiglous ideals, knowing that the
(some sins are possible with her
«daughter as with others: sian on
ever to, save and to keep. The good
.lii‘o saves one even from the up-
lproach of many temptations. What:
the world needs is not the ne'w wo-
.man but. the Christian woman.
‘ A substantial delegation from
{East Pearl St. M. E. Church. new
Haven elicited emphatic recognition
‘nnd applause in the ovenlng service.
3 t‘lharlos E. Hoyt introduced the
lsubject of Dr. Anderson's tree will
offering. Rev. J. Howard il‘alrchiio"
' offered prayer.
, The text of tlic sermon was Mutt.
l 1:: :11. 32. "All manner of sin shall
}not be forgiven lilm~."
. _Dr. Anderson said that sin ho-
camo unpurdoncble not on account
‘or anything in God. but. because of
"the powr.» «‘tt' sin. All sin cut of! the
life from God. and though it‘ could
be restored it could never brwhst'
it would have beon‘without the sin.
"When you sin you must carry
the marks of it somehow. Bill has a
desdening effect. and repented sin
will bring one closer and closer to a
line across which n mcn.csn never
come hackuonce he has gone be.
yond it. There is not anyone sin
that is so fatal. but it is the result
or continual denying oi‘ "the Holy
Spirit. It is not. likely a gross sin
but more likely our'besetting sin,
mu 1: may boa. sin or '6mu‘ntsn
which otttimes is" the more deaden-
ing. Sin will finally destroy the
power to receive God."
Do not drift: do not wait for 'God,
said the doctor. It is Your will that
makes you worth saving. and your
ulvstlori‘lrequires that you‘ shyn’ “I
‘wlil serve Thai." )1
in s brie: sttsrgsorvice shontjtwé;
score poopio camp forwsrd.
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~ 3m"; . i tart-Mi r-i"
der repairs. nonrly two not of wster
accumulated. This was pumped
using; by a. gang of men under;
direction of General Fordmpn" Ed.
cretc Company. which has the con-
tract for paving East m'cnuc.
Writ ,
by thdi'io ect’ iodight companies.
li‘tislli’t‘. to several communities which
horr- the brunt of the terrific Emmi
‘\’il'l|l‘lis who llcd were shattered by
(‘i'll‘t‘ ul‘ lllt- ilijilmd.
l .it‘tw swooping? through this loo-f *
il‘l‘n lilti loi'lll‘iflt‘i i'tllillt‘fl onits WI?
1‘ .sonthrnstwnrd. . . .. ,
, of Hits was r’cpo‘rtodih tint
‘(iomlhnnh motion al.‘I.it\‘tl-i‘ll0 in till!
Hui. «:i-ou- neighborhood st. Union
rillflljll.
“tho last. (hi-co plncrs hoihg‘ill mi";
imilr county. null nt l’luui‘nuin. when
‘thrno nogrum (voi‘t- rvportod MUM
i ii...
\- Springs. in ("onion and,
-‘t'llltl 5mm pvt-sons injured. ‘
~l V
of om
“' s9.
BALTIMORE.
imlizfl'ns (it Troy and the local host
g illnfll was inked to capacity in 13kt“:
. ~l‘a Con-i In tht (luminous sectionflyssyen‘
ward Duff: of "i" 5m" ° " {tulips “('51 ..r ’l'roy. t'oumncinbilnl
‘ family which klliod’ihsldntly‘
lilttle (10111180 wns‘ rvporli‘dl (M ”Wm "mm!” “m "m “WW!“ to.
i ti .(g l ’ .J
(lot. .26 (AP)... .,
’ Southern Now ‘filfinglnud ’i‘rlcphonog
lot the now Udeiman‘ building,
, Wirntz'ht round 0. Cox of (no
Company stated that only abOlll' to
telephones bod boon put out or (om-
mission during the ‘ storm.
A cave-in was reported in the.
road in South Main street .tn tr‘on‘t
lll
gain yesterday
along it iivoanilc stretch
that night.
Sfii‘flhll‘nn of in». :3 United sum :
Navyksgtnpiaum hero (for s. titty pi» ‘V
scant: today. brokc from their moor-
( tugs near Sailors Point'in-s iii-mild
and wore strewn
ot‘ butch ‘
Anothor‘ piano moored
insight .
. Ms tonsil.
zenith PJ' ,.
lml‘t "‘ queonu‘ of
Linc «it. which
' the run from Full. .. ,,
York was torced to'ssltsid. '
'11"an taint. mouth-and
ohm is lostxmeur buckets '
it will bs towsdiu
Vpcddle who‘d.
. - rosrrom
NEWARK.‘ .3. hoot. ‘2
m motor nut-is ,, Nail . ,
slaying" or .Rsymond; rum.- “no‘gro '
chsuttour. m toasty postponed by“
tho rooms; or Prosecutor Watches.
.fcid for the am, ‘3‘ ’ . . ,
"(into my: . ,
> HAZARfiVILbB. com. Oct. :6.
wish. Firs which!" n) short
(ism-sod" ‘ grime block: on the cor"-
, u 03mph on unv-
‘i
Judgscsm-ey until Novstnbor 0. st _'
urns titanium! th’d center or tho “
villus, bonus. f tho. strong wind. . ,
of Christ's visit. he had bot-n made (Continua from Patrons) this was soon repaired by n can: or it“ Bay Shore park. lore rm and,
e trsvelling public at all times.
INVESTOR. ,
“Can you give a good description
Whole audit! the joy of that expe-
ricnce. had expressed his desire to
accompany Jesus. The text was
these recognized as tultilllng tho
fundamental requirements for good
service to the patient. as usured
workmen yesterday afternoon.
that swept the custom pzu-t of tho?
NEW YORK. Oct. 26. -- Storms
disappcorcd.
plant‘s we ro
found.
(Olill wrecks
SN'OH of the ddrolict“
when
llopcs were held out . that
,l your absconding cashlt l sum c-
uked the detective.
. iji'Wc-ell." answered the hotel pro.
istor. “l“believe he's about. six foot
‘ inches tisll about $7000 short."
merlcsn Legion Weekly.
tho other icn might be partially sob
’vngcd. Commander T. G. Ellison. in
charge of the squadron. SIM only
lllh six which hold their anchors
would be able to take psrt in the
.psgennt. which is scheduled to pro;
ccdo the‘dclmcidrr cup racs st Bay.
Shore park. Two at three pursuit
pianos moored at Bay Shore pork
rods out the storm and wore sate to—
night. No report lisd boon received
regarding the whereabouts :ot! the
l'nlted atntcs ‘took a toll of st least
21 lives yesterday. A tornado that
swept southesrsbcrly across R nnr~
row path in Alabsms killccl iii
persons and injured many others
and the other. livssnverc. lost as a;
result of tho- .ficrcornin storm and
gain which pushed its way through
the northeast. Severe dnmugc to
property was reported from many
sections. both on land and on sea.
through (a) etilclcnt stat! organics-
tion: (b) adequate diagnostic and
therapeutic tscilities; (c) trslncd
personnol; (d) complete can re-
cords: to) periodic chock-up or
medical audit of the clinical work
or the hospital.
From the 1925 surveyor ,sosi
hospitals in tho United States and
Canada. 1.664 or 65.7 percentsgs
meet the requirement of hospital
(‘lil‘ist's nnswcr. and he was told to
remain among his friends in that
country and give testimony ss to
what had been done for him. It was
a mnstcrly sermon. a. tilting citrus:
for the long series of services. it
omphasized not only the importance
of confessing Christ. but the great
neod for ghlng testimony by our
liives to others. it was an appro-
priate appeal that those who hove
Henry L. buns or .errord.
New York. ssse‘d‘swsy at his host’s _'
,Scturdsy nlj t.- .sm'r‘ s‘ llmmci
lilnqu. no; no 31‘ yarn-of. s‘gc. .
he mstrlsdthojtoriitsr aunt Du-
fault loin!“ mm and so was
well known in thts‘city‘. _ ‘
Burvlving him are inspire and
‘!
a
of heart. kidneys. blood
«hosts due to body poisons
chided science knows that. poison-
to’ in our bodies would nctu-
" «use death in a few days if not
been comO into it new experience in
the Christian life. should take their
placed in tho churches of the city
to hear testimony for Christ and [or
right.
Hundreds Renew Vow.
The after service was. perhaps. the
greatest of all. In response to Dr.
Anderson‘s appeal. hundreds csmo to
the front to renew Christian vows. or
mks the step for the first timc. [5
standardization. it. tho stnts' of
Connecticut, out. or 29 hospitals sur-
veyed 24 or 82.8 percentnge hove
been accredited snd appe‘sr today
on the approved list sshnnounccd
iby the American College or Surf-
geons. '
The asterisk indicates that. cer-
tain hospitals have accepted the rs-
qulre‘ments whichmcsult in the best
scientific care of the patient but
us not, for the lack of time or
In Woburn. Mass, tho storm mi!-
ed the most haven so for (is Sun;
England is concerncd. .\ vlolcnt
wind storm damaged 500 houses
csuscd one death and scvoml in.
auries. The town was in darkness
and the National Guard was rolled
out to keen order and to protonl
looting.
Two were drownr-d ol‘t‘ llockswuy
Point when the motorbont in which
they were riding with two other
third.
buy. riding a high running sea.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.—-n
and wind storm which inched
ing waters- ‘snri did
proporty damage.
It. pitched out of sight on tho
rain
the
metropolitan arcs. yesterday, caused
the death of two mon by drowning.
cndsngercd smnll omit in neighbor-
considerablo'
John ilsmhy. commodore oi the
Burger! Bcuch Yacht club and Fred
mother.
l
6’ ted by Nature": processes.
silt destroys those deadly poi-
t‘hc liver is our most important.
“the bodi"s wondcrful purl.
Dopvoii. wrre tho men drowned.
Thoy lost. their lives whsn tho mo-
,tor boat Ruthie. in which any were
riding with two othcrqmen. capsissd‘
of! Reel-tawny Point. The other!
Were saved. _
, The mnrtne police steamer Maul
button was sent. after fifteen con!
barges that wcro reported to have ‘
broken. adrift from Prince's Bay.
Staten island. some loaded and some
having watchmen on card.
Two hysterical women slid 15'.
men drenched by tlis‘ waxes shoots,
in: over the sides of their messiah
wore rescued by coast guard patrol
inch of! tho Sandy Hook static}!
grtcr being- adritt for scvssri hours
Mon capsized in the heavy sou thutl
was running. An ”(‘vkpucttllii mother
ms killed in New York when sho
was pulled from a window of hot‘
fifth story apartment in Now York.
A Caesarenn operation was per.
formed before the mother died but
the infant died shortly afterward.
.Sevcntcen out or 23 sonplnnos" or
the United States Navy that wot-.3-
moored of! Baltimore were Wrecked
when tho storm tore them luosc
from their sncoragcs and cost them
upon the beach.
TROY. Alabama; (m. 26 mm.“
Sixteen persons were reported killed
and more than a. score injurcd by a,
was a great moment and 1 moving
sight as, to the accompanying of la—
niiiiar hymns. sung by chorus and
congregation. the great number came
and took' the Doctor’s hsnd. received
cards and took seats tor the vow and
closing prayer. in connection with
this. Dr. Anderson repeated his
nightly admonition at three litulful
things for those at the front to ob- Hospital of St. Raphael. New
sorrm—Biblh reading. prayer and the Haven. -
testimony 3r an earnest and a con~ it strence and Memorial Associat-
slstent Christian life in their church- cd hospitals. New London.
es and everywhere. Moriden hospital.'_Moi-idsn.
Following the v0w and the con- Middlesex hospital; Middleton.
secrating prayer, Dr. Andsrsoii gave Mt. Sinai hospital. Hartford.
a fatherly talk. He asked that oil Municipal “WW"- Hartford.
other acceptable reasons. carrying
them out in every detail.
CONNECTICUT
100 or More Beds
Bridgepon hospital. Bridgeport.
Dnnbury hospital. Danbury.
Grace Hospital.‘ New Haven.
Greenwich I-iospitsl. Greenwich.
Hartford hospital. Hartford.
liver prevents the formation
3/ poisons that cause diseases
client. kidneys. blood vessels
chiefly responsible for pre-
‘ld age. _ ».
n the liver becomesisvcak. the
are sucked up by the blood
V M! is broken down. Physi.
now that the liver cannot. be
by drugs. but a safe Ns-
bounce has been discovered
i it once increase the vital
‘ The discovery is purl»
i
w
gun. ‘
groin your druggist a puck.
1. Each tablet contains
of purified ox gall. In 24
s. poison toxins will be re-
7 Your liver will be regulat-
fibofi puriticstion will begin.
I it"!!! will clear. . You will feel
mothflu will know you
. tho uuuof your in
his”: Mists are harmless,
it“! cost less than two cents
Johnnie oi: gull tablets are
' only under the name
' .11 spy tablet. is offered
another upmc. refuse it.
. only motel in the original,
picklin- Test Dioxoi free.
till? coupon now.
‘A specially recommended
: “est-«smug slid it‘s-“grist osmium]
isiiuznion :h-‘u her mother did.
should go back to the churches to
attend the services. He called spe-
cial attention to the weekly prayer
meeting. Being told that they came
on Thursday evenings he asked the
chorus to say what night it was and
they repeated “Thursday night" with
vim. .Thc congregation was asked
the some, but it was too weak. and
they were asked to repent it. Surely
no one can forget prayer meeting
night.
i Dr. Anderson gave his final word
lot sppmiation for all that Norwslk
would be in his after lite. Ind then
asked that all shake his hsnd. This
was done II the doctor clasped hll
hands above his head. mt! looming-
iy, every person in,.tho grout butto-
log d the same. It was s touchtiig
tare ell. and the doctor's prsysr
nnd benediction closed the great:
campaign. _ .
Saturday Service.
The Saturday services word very
locll attended in spite of the cold
‘nnd disagreeable rain. The uter-
noon sermon on the mother and her
daughter (icclurt‘d that the girl. or
lvuday his. in ingot it more critic:-
In
micncmw-qinl \vclfnro, business. and
New Britain hospital. New Bri-
rain.
New Haven hospital. New Haven.
St. Frsncis hospitnl. Huttord.
St. Mary's hospital. ‘ Waterbury.
St. ‘Vincent's hospitsi. Bridgeport.
sumtord hospital. Stamford.
Wsterbury hospital. Wsterbury.
No. 41, New Haven.
so to 100 lads
Charlotte Hunger-lord
Tonington.
_ *quo Memorial Hospitsl.
iLondon. ‘
‘ ‘Litchficld County
sled.
, Munchutsr Memorial
South Manchestsr. \
Norwclk General Hospital.
mill.
I
h capital,»
lyspitsl. Win
Norwich.
LONG AND BIO”.
Friend: “What does your ledger}
dot"! K
: Landlady: "He’s on. or the great-n.
= t at inventors of the age."
“Really? What has he invented?
"Well. every month ho
.npdtp‘ reason); why; he
hi! rent."—iiiumorisi. “'
United States Vstersns‘ hospital. .
New
N“; I
'Wiilism W. Backus Infirmary.
tornado which struck Piko county.
Alabama. curly rosterday'. Many
homes were laid Waste. causing (nou-
ssnds ‘ottdolllrs damage.
Relief. measures.» were undertaken
: W
the lowor buy.
\ ,
i but results.
on it. string of 12 empty barges in‘
——Advortlse in the Sentin‘pl for the
yesterdsy'sftfirnoonfind tlrst aid was
!.
hospital.‘ ‘
2 North Main Street
EXPERT REP
ALL MAKES" or-
man . sssorsn
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