I i: ‘iL‘. is g l . m r it i1 . i new .1 . Re I. ‘t if Study hours are cerium ones, . therefore Frocks oi undid ‘ tailed their quotes at sacramental Closure ‘oi the wine shops in New Iort City-where Jews tormeriy ob- wlnen. ordered last [week by.liaior Cheater P. Kills. prohibition admi- nistrator oi the New York-Connec- ticut dinti'ict. will have no client here. Chlei Enforcement Mont James ll. Wheeler said yesterday. “In the drnt place there never have been shops in Connecticut used tor the purpose oi distributing the wines." he explained. "liaior Mills has merely made the procedure in Connecticut. whereby the rabbis must apply personally for permits for their spociiled quotas ot wine. effective in New York." Leakage in the supplies allowed tho wine shops and bootlegging oi the sacramental wines in alleged largo shipments was given as the canoe for Maicr Milis's order. 8e- " -‘ menatrance by the lawyer ior three . ‘oi the largest organisations of rabbis included the assertion that Major Hills was unreasonable in his do- mend that'the rabbis‘lnterviow him in applying ior wino‘permita at this season, a tow days prior to tho Feast oi Bosh Rubens. He claimed that the rabbis were unable to give their time at this season to wait on the prohibition adminiatrator because their pray- orn. attentions to their congregations and other duties would preclude it. He terr'ned. "nniair" the ac- tion at the administrator whereby wine permits were withheld throughout the "aummer. "because there were no holidays during that time" Chiei Enforcement Agent Wheel. or said yesterday that there had been no noticeable increase in the applications for permits lately, which the New York officials de- clared they anticipated there. due to the holiday in early September. “The permits allow certain quotas oi wines to be delivered“to the rab- bis or to places they may indicate." Mr. Wheeler explained. “rhere are Entered as second-class matter at the post sill-do at lo. Norwalh Conn. under the Act oi starch a. trio. onn. Not “Affected By Closure Order On Wine Shops Moog Jews Home“ Events At Corning; Danllury Fair lpood clause at the Daabury Fair. A October o. o. o. r and I. promise much enioymost to lovers oi track events. There will be fourteen races with 89. too purses up. Entries close on Boptem r11. Followihg in the pro- gram oi oharness racoa. Antonio. bile races will hold the center oi at. traction on Saturday. the last day oi the (air. with the world’s best driv- ers entered in live events at dii- leront distances. The horse race program follows: Monday. October ith. I: It pace. 8700: 2: 80 trot. 8700. Tum.yl; 06!. 5th. 2:15 trot. 8700: 3: la pace. 8700; 2: 21 trot. 3700. Wednesday. Oct. 6th. 2:18 trot. open to all colts three years old and under. 3700; 3:10 pace. iroo: 2:24 trot. 0700. Thursday. Oct. 1th. a: 00 trot. 8700: 3:11 pace. “00: 2:19 trot. 8100. Friday. Oct. iih. 2:08 pace, 3700; 1:11 trot. 8700: 2:22 pace. 8100. ‘ _.._—__...__————— The faster you travel the more quickly age overtakes you. this time, there is no increase in the number of applications tor the said permits." quarterly npportlonmenta and.' at . SOUTH NORWALE. CONN. Supreme COurt Acts . As States’ Arbiter WASHINGTON. (Am—Tbs duel .torm oi t3: American government. with the tion and the state sov- ereign under the constitution in their own spheres. in causing much at the litigation reaching the au- promo Court. Sitting as the ilnal arbiter in the disputes between tho sovereigns. and interpreting their laws. the tribun- al. presiding over the destinies oi or independent states and the union. has been called the original world court oi a league oi states. Many oi the controversies the ins- tices are called upon to settle are of intense gravity. and would be the cause for war. between independent nations. In addition to the original easel. brought by the states. at this time mostly boundary disputes. the lu- pronto Court now has upon its dock- at a large number or attacks upon the constitutionality or state laws. ‘ The more important of those chal- lenging the validity oi state laws on general subjects are: ~States' nights Questions. Criminal syndicalism lawn. in cases from California. Kansas and en. The reception takes on - 6.}, formal aspect when held *mid-day._$uch;iroclts_aipictured ‘ are inithcwell lt'ept3wardr‘ohe. Cloth frocks $10 $15, $19. 50 iii :25 Silk frocks $10, $15, $19.50, I 525 and up mildly are mud -' Schoohfimh. no in ‘82s ._ - t. is: ' "m ontBoy cult with.“ 'And om'nianyothernrw suin- during present here a 111W ysulisvlthoverblouse itchet style of plain color W and be(too ’clot es study- hours. This establishment apparel fer the younger‘tniss. We Fashions as they iregfor Fall Winter, rankinghigh with ‘eas Sim will delight usby cooling and seeing, and we will make ill the chooslnrof psrel lines. in. Here. "turnatac’ltininorder Frockslorthispurposearehere specializes in cordon him of up. Book * through resident agents: the Oregon started her matchmaking ‘ is}, I get the "idea irons some pathetic ‘ atagopiet " Return'l‘oPower ’no'nli'vAL‘a'n rias‘r unwnrarnn Second Section J THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1926 PAGE ELEVEN Michigan; State daylight savings lawn. in a case from Massachusetts; regulation [of foreign language schools by Hawaii: zoning laws irom Euclid. Ohio and Terrace Park. Ohio; regulation oi minimum wages in a case from Arkansas; right oi states to regulate the equipment oi railroad locomotives used in inter- state commerce. in cases from Georgia and Wisconsin; whether the interstate Commerce Commission can regulate a railroad owned by Calliornia; the right or Texas to re- quire railroadn to maintain division: headquarters at designated places. Others are: The right oi Ken- tucky to require railroadn to tur- niah patented live poultry cars: the validity of the Texas law prohibiting negroes irom voting at democratic primaries: the New York law reg- ulating the sale or theatre tickets by scalpers: the regulation oi in- terest rates by Nebr a: the lawn of Maine, Ohio and isconsln re- quiring insurance companies to place insurance upon property law prohibiting insurance companies from indemniiylng motor com- panies against loss through neisure and conilscatlod by state omcm oi machines being purchased on in- stallment payments: the Ohio law requiring women prisoners to be sent to the Marysville roiormstory: the right oi. Connecticut to cancel physicians licenses on ground of trend. and the validity or thovact eating the board of park com- missioners tor Waterbury, Conn. DISTINCTIVE POINTS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION The Merrill Business School prepares through intensive, thorough methods. 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She estimates the number oi sue. caesiul marriages she has promoted at 150 and she says she has more than i 000 "lonely souls" corres- pending at the present time. ‘ [leading Artist Of Germany To Paint Pia___y_- Decorations There in much comment in art circles upon the not that Director Heine loiteoburg oi the Leaning theatre has engaged no lo- a per- ooa than Max Liebermann. doydon o: Germany's artists ot rank. to at!“ the decorations for a play by hmayr. entitled. “Der lohinder- More" (The Xertinat) with which he will open the winter season. It is doubted who or the box oiiieo re- ceipts will is the expenditure. She. critic oi the Montagspont points out. however. that flaitenburg in ineroly shawls good busine. judgment in so do ng. 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