:s. l l l i 5 A w..wmsa..bm~ -5... .....,,....- gimpson Says He Won’t Charge For His Services Bali Prosecutor Praised By Governor For Work— Expert’s Fees Conic High—And Who's to Pay Pig Women’s Hospital Bill? leathers of the board of free- holders of Somerset county. N. J. weld Monday they proposed to scru- daise carefully the espouse hill of lists Senator Alexander Simpson es ‘lpociai prosecutor in the Hail-Mills case. Senator Simpson. at his office. Ho. “1 Bergen Avenue. Jersey City. held Monday he would save the frechclders some trouble. ”They needn't worry." he said; . "I'm not going to charge theta a nickel. l have given my time to this case gratis agnce last July; and "l have no intention of even putting in a. bill for my expenses. which ran into hundreds of dollars." Aside from this. Senator Simpson Did. the freeholders have nothing to ' say about it. the law providing that the coun. shall pass on all bills. and that the county must pay whatever the court says it should. The Sea- ire that your opinion is an honest one. ln‘the lest analysis. I mus‘. take the responsibility." Senator Simpson said some W~ meats Somerset should make are: Tolnr. Otto H. Schultse. autopsy ex- pert. 85.000: to two handwriting ea- perts. ".500 each: general photo- grapher’s bill. ".500: to the estate of Charles Waite. bullet expert. II.- 000: to Inspector Underwood. Cap. Walsh. Lieut. Cisceuch and Sergt. Burke of the Jersey City Police, “at least $2.500 each": also charges for Jersey City automobiles used. ing making the State share the ex- pense and that “no special bill will be passed." The Court also will have to settle responsibility for hospital car. of Mrs. Jane Gibson. "the pig woolen." who was removed from Somerset County Hospital to Jersey City Hos- pital on Senator Simpson's order: He said there is no law warranty t 'or THE DAYS wwr‘... ..... e . G SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1926. PAGE NL'F. THE NELSON-GAN S Flight 'W Wood (‘nowall‘ \‘I 463;. '. At the tsp of the gong Nelson, living up to his reputation and rushing tactics. went dashing across the ring. head down, straight at Ganebutthoclevernegrowassetforhhn.‘ no pasted Nelson with every known punch keeping out of his reach by clever foot. work. “6'9 OWN AND ‘Di‘L‘tY . NELSON is Tahiti SOME Bib Nit id's .....\ '.- Round after round (lens peppered Bat with trip hammer films and lefts. The white man‘s face was battered and at the end of the sixth bloodthwedfromhiscsre buthekeptoonnv in; in. It wasn't until the last of the sixth‘ that nelson started ills butting tactics. Nelson repeats-lily rammed his head into Joe's chest and thin jerking it up suddenly cracked him on the chin with his ivory skull to the accompaniment of boos and hissell from the assembled multitude. Nelson was taking a terrific lacing all through the early rounds but Joe couldn‘t slow him up. At the end of the 13th round Nelson ho- gnn to show signs of weakness and his tum was swolen and beaten to a pulp. In the filth round Gabe ciught him with a terrific sot-k sending him to the canvass and when Bat came up he was pretty shaky. (To be continued) . "0" WOW! I" '20 97°“ thls. and who has been under official care . .. es ’ Senator Simpson made public a _ 0 meat. he said. since it can be ap- ‘ letter from Gov. Moore in reply to singflfieor Obey. Edward C. Stokes. PreSIdent AgalnSt y plied u'ltllout difficulty to the reduc- . senator Simpson's letter to the Gord- Republican State Chairman. has 322.00,?thiazevrsggzgzlnindomtlgm let-nor after “19 Jury had “QM“ called a caucus of Re ubllcan State ‘ . .. l Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall and her Senators today in Trenton to de- ermanent ax uts 3:”: ‘ ”‘an in interest costs. brothers of the murder of Mrs. Elea- clde the question of . special bill ouid COHEN!" be of the ODIMOD ll nor R. Mills. Senator Simpson urg- to make the 33.19 .1131. the 6390118! _ ‘f— that the Surpllfl “limited for the . ed that the other indictments against of the trial. Gov. Moore said Som- WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.—(AP) But not until there has been an- | current fiscal year based upon re- . ‘ Mrs. Hall and her kin be pressed. in- erset County would not b, charged l’resident Coolidge revealed to con- other your“ test of the new revenue C’lmf‘i’flwfled *0 be received under . ‘. stead of quashed. as they were Sat- with the work of the Jersey City gross an almost unprecedented pros- law. and a bounding of the extent of “‘9 “WINE “W 1' 100 large. then I . ; ' -‘lmlay. police on the me. perous condition of the treasury in the present prosperity. the president ““38"! a temporary tax reduction . HGovernor Moore thanked Senator0 ‘ his annual budget message. but he said. can it be determined "what measure Whit-‘11 will. cut down this Simpson for having given up his A dog and cat are reported from again emphatically declared against our permanent policy of taxation "99¢th 81"th by leaving the ex-i ‘ l vwcation to take charge of the in- St Luke's. Engisnd. to have started any permanent reduction in tax shall be." 099' in illgypocketbooks of American . ' 3 vestigation. and for having worked each day. recently. to swim across’rates at present. Mr. Coolidge discussed the bene- ”Jpn-""3- r‘j, ‘ "day and nggm" four months. the English channel together. but‘ A surplus of "83.079.096 is in fits of two possible means of dispos- 8mm”: that the surplus included . h 6 D l z - “I knew of no man in the, Sthte. after getting out from shore a con-lslght for this fiscal year. ending ing of the surplus—application of it 32°03me in money previously Here is another opportunity to stock up Wit tie E l or. indeed. in the United states." he siderable distance. would give uleune 30. and $200,703,863 for the to retirement of the public debt. or spent by ”1‘3 Government bin 1““ Monte foods, 3 brand which means highest quality ex- id. “who could have labored more and return home wet and discour. following year. This year‘s surplus is its return to‘the taxpeyers credit on “W ”mm“! and Wthh con-d not ll La - l f in ill low - es. . onscientlously or brough‘. to bear nged. ”00.000.000 more than was origin- their first two payments of the com- be count“! on in the coming year. CC cnce. Y m a ”PP Y 0" W t" 3‘ cue Pnc any better legal talent than you gave ally estimated and despite the out in ing year. “1° l’resi-lent insisted that the new m . . in this case. While I am sorry that Embroidery workers in the Shan- tax rates of last March will exceed “With our still enormous debt revenue law be given a full test be- Dal Sliced 0! large c I you do not agree that my action in ghai district of China now receive the margin of last year by $6,000.- amounting to nearly 819.500.000.000 fore it was revised. Peac es Mini 23 ‘ closing the case is proper. 1 yet real- from five to twenty-five. cents a day. 000. a surplus can be no embarrass”- t "PURW‘SH can ealllyhudlgzt “5:," ”ante .s val can . 0 can expenses broug t a ut y ' less tows." he cautioned. "but it is b m. C‘n' $1e35 r‘ . I 2 much more difficult to make an E .deustmv lit for more expenses made 0 ‘ g . necelmry by more taxes. This to Del PInea 1e Sliced “We 2 c . . _ particularly true with respect to “out. can 3 . ,_ . Federlll trlxcs. since the necessity of ' ' G 6 > ' ‘ imposllll: additional taxes would 6 me can' $1.35 3 - arise from a decline in prosperity .l'. ; .. m Bfilflfl“ 6' CW“ LWmEm [Van which would decrease Governmental n I large c f . I ~:. f WHAT has noes: serous: twine suggested. as if they had been revenuu below Governmental expen- e s ara us all 2 . . . To the home of PROF and MI, I wafted through a Chicago packing dlturrs. a decline which must also Monte m ; .. LIE ELWEIJ. In Camdenvllle. house. - affect zl‘l taxpayers. increased taxes . lnd.. one night in October of i808. Betty. be said. might help him out to meet Government requirements . 6 we. can. 81.69 l comes MARTHA DALTON, a a bit. "Look here. you go up to my would i‘olllt‘ at a time not of prospe- nurse. bearing with her a women room and sneak a clean shirt. en- rlty bl; of depression and would eg- D ‘ l c who had fainted on the Chicago- other collar en' tie and my blue gravel» the depression. For thesa ‘- e e ‘ “89 I . Indianapolis train on which serge pants. An' don't. f the love reasons I do not advise the present ‘ "out. I, can i ' iarths had been tn'efln‘, of Mike. let Prof or llle catch session of Congress to reduce per- . ‘ ’. Prof Eiwell I. an artist. He has you. They‘d kid me for the next six mnncnlly our tax rates or abolish S 6 m. can. 99. :1 . eon, .1131, aged 5, my and Mel months if they found out about this. slay lortlrular tax. Each of the 5 . .c ‘ u. up. the strait er in and late 1‘“ be gettln' washed up int e mean- t rec reductions in taxes which have . ' v y‘ ' that night twin gl‘rls are born to "WW" .. r DH” ”MW-d by u" ““8”" “110° 1’ Del Monte A ricots N0. 2 can 19° 4‘ “ i “pin-om“. who like without re- So while Rusty and Jim went to the fiscal 'year of “21 have been . 9' v'callng her identity, Her attire the woodshed to wash away the fa- pl'i'illl‘H‘tl on an assurance that our - c ' ' ‘hmi indicated her to be a no clai evidence of the late sangu nary flnzlllvlzll condition warranted it. No . i I . of refinement and wealth. I" n battle. Betty sneaked in the hack such assurance can be given today . Del Monte Cherr e8 N0. 1 can The story then moves forward to door and up to Jim's room to obtain as a \\‘.ll‘l‘ilnl for future permanent l ‘ June of ms, 11.. gm... are do the wherewithal for oomling his tax mluction. - o mandlng that the United States unfortunate attempt to c a bos- "With the experience of another 0 M B P ecan 29 set in the war. and in Prof El. lighting champion Rusty. in reply yrflr's test of the revenue act of l e1 on‘e aflle“ ear. larg well's workshop in. man i. i... to Jim': hcongrsfalnt‘l‘tlegs can hgr 1926. and with a more accurate c . -‘ trorluced to Jim Elwell. now 22. trusty r: t arm. us an Inn 0 knowledge which the year will give : 2 j and his father's partner. and to for the kitchen? She came out some of what the future has in store for a Del ”cute Fruit saladNo. 1 can 23 ; "_ vitae :tv‘rlil; It'llb'EIWhlls have been :lglmallsflgllm“thigtwm sitter criltinusnce of our prosperity. we ' a; ' ’ I ope y e we . They are a 3" V0 om "PM! - I' “0 run determine what our permanent ‘ - +1 ‘ , :2:ch snugggeafll‘férhem l:- blue: :zhtizhgr‘ipre'déas £31112; whole policy of taxation shall be. in Niles These are some Of our regular n“ "ante prices __ - ‘ . y - an n c - - - _ of pence we must. meet Government- . l . ' g’llllfdz fgsggsnthelotherknamg “3:3?“ :hz.in:?llllregol:s mam: ni expenditures out of Governmental “iv 'Alparaglls Til” can 33. Tomato sauce can 7. ' . s no mm | revenues. We Hook 0 I g " Berni. fie towel he had been using into a mum mammal: "x, tfimmx l, Ann's“. Tips Garza-I; 1’ PG“. ‘ 0 No.2eso 13" i '_ To Jm the girls are net ls nearby clothes basket and looked meats. Eu l w ‘ °‘ . scan _ “mouth “I” m "gm?“ mm. .1, m mm m M M W than guisfcquir:l}:e‘:& .not take Pineapplg Crushed can 19 Prunes ill-Syrup hrs 13. v: ' :1 guru” womanhood. Jim ls him this steak on your eye and bind it ' Peachc' Sliced No.1” 17. CIR!!!” ‘ largecan 39 ; y summoned one Saturde W" ‘ o e ' e . . afternoon by Betty, who NW": newer-o looked at the big slab of Llons Roar With SJBIOCII ‘ a“ 19' P0861108 Helm Nolan 20 l [a tough ls loitering outside the peril: cues and his mouth gave a . ‘ _ ll hack fence. addressing Insulting twitch. erth at JOk . 3 remarks to the two girls. Jim runs "Suflerin' Mikel" he gasped. "You . es .9 to the rescue. hurling achallenge. don't'l think you're gola‘ to put that Of N Y H e ' ‘ , .- : NOW BEGIN‘THE STORY hunk o meat on my eye with all . . umonst ‘ ~ CHAPTER III that bone in it. do you? _ 2' ‘ . pity snickered and Jim hastened Th N w Mr Li . t8 . ‘ ‘ l l USTY Ind Betty. standing to- y .1" to assure Rusty that he thought her e or a one club. f" e .m .A ' gethor. looked at each other _- intentions were excellent. But she liret time in many months. “a ‘ «l. c n and their eyes I?" b . We tossed h" head. which "m h" I... professional after~dinner speaker Finest creamery lb ., "Little glrls!" gasped Betty'..“Now WWI-3 . l Ill 1 d d d l cently washed hair flying. ‘d her yesterday when the enertalnment o . 2 WHAT do you think of that? He's i I a mutt! e I eye C 086 an a re 8 ream was mouth curled‘in disdain. There was of the weekly luncheon in the Royal . _ i " Fltln' worse every dayl" Pouring from hid nose. the as. she. informed Jim. nodding 1."th "Ta Yuk providlsd b; Arthur W ‘ .' The men , 05 or. w e y flown cw orlt hu- ' l luck ”I“. '31:: :23 L“,::’:: bed glimpsed as it dashed through The “Kid" accepted the compli- fimfif‘aflnlla‘tlo:ufi $23.32; morist and mimic. Mr. Foster told FANCY . . c l mouthed. He heard Jim's remarks the air. it was . white-striped cro' ment graciously. “I‘m out doin' " could take it and cut the bone out in dialogue a series of stories that I o a oes n)" ‘ with . grin. duet ball. He looked up and around little cross country." he explained. if it didn't suit him threw the crowd into roars of ME ' _. "An' who the he“ do you think you and across the knee. mchlns for his "filling card." and Jim bowed. ““1". "You're . laughter and after; he had talked for .. . are?" he asked coolly. “An' the in. Run: and Betty stood there. their with the “h” hand rubbed m' h.“ marvel. Rusty." He took the steak a half hm" the meeting was ad' ’ F a White I c ., tle girls you're talkin' about—where Wide surplus the too bond. their mm" and with the as carved it to suit his mum" “"h ““1"" ““4 °f I '0". . res s ' CY doz. ' 9 i are they? D'yuh m.“ them ",0 lips nrtsd and their eyes wide in a "Just a little stick of advice before funny. The girls looked on. fascia“. the Club Che"- Wen“ ., queens over there with the G'oldi- "floated stare. And then. all of a i go." he added with a grin. "Any .d_ ' fzdw‘i‘n Ci NI?“ started a good- ‘ . } locks hair? Little rls like so In On'. the truth hit Jinn with a felt time hereafter when yuh start to .. 2 an arc ser es 0 verbal libels earlier ' . _.... m2. .2222 .. n... .. .. . .0. ...2::22:" .‘.‘.’i‘l.'.é‘-‘-“'.‘§:i‘..‘3. . .. .. 2° 1 ted E s ”W“ «1 ° if I'm teliln' yuh. see. and I‘m wetehe it was not for nothing. he reflect- 5' “"9 ’0“ ilk. your “it" ll" Betty in a casual tone as she rose ‘o ”9°" hm“, t° all m°mb°fl \ e ec Gummnd 02' might call a connysocr of feminine ed. that he had trained those kid pals Mond- slons- They're treat mn- watched Jim's artistic surgiul work. “'5" “‘6 liar-whome- did lastin . - pnlcreetood. i am! i know class of his in the way he thought ills pals vote. 1'“ say. especially the one the Jim looked at the other twin. who "6" “’1“? 3" 30mm"! NW “8- > . ' , . when lose it." should [0- it was Just as "u fill! heabed the cocoauut. She could pla “Pull“ indifferent”. “Oh. well. land Lions meeting in Providence. . s, ' . c l .l: Jim. [fitting his mill. houses hint he had touch: them how to throw a k“ 0°" 0" "W WM" 30'» "'be Jim an out it hack in the ice box 0 TM mean‘ 5." “M- “u m“ ‘0 “gar Fmest Granulated 15- ~ ‘\ 1th he would show him some class baseball. Busty. especially. could all} throw- will“ “ke ti}!!- Thll before he goes to bed. Who'll know “.9 5““, °‘ W“ Pm‘d'M “null!“ if . that he knew nothing about and have medeabigleeguer look serious '1'” M “'f brother. 3"" I“ so the difference after it's cooked? lt'll 3'34“" V°|°°' - . , l , Jumped the fence. when she put it across the plate. arm “1" J°° Bim'll'ham-" pronebly out Just as well.” Bl” talked. and m” I" talked. ' R me: O .4. But in less than ten seconds Jltn it was all clear is fun new. 0b Jim Elwell. looking thoughtfully sucb deplorable lack of delicacy 9’“ "m“ M ”WE, ”m mm” Red Circle en‘s“ ( '3' b ) lb. 3’ l. ’. ‘ Elwell realized perfectly that he was viously the two had observed how at the twin who had heaved the mar. he had never seen before. Jim told “a” I‘m" Nixon. H“ talked '° 43“ i“ _». up awn-f a proposition that had thetrsnd of battle wasgolngagslnst enrolls croquet ball. thousbtpo. too. her. . . . "m" ”m a" m“ "m ”it“ PM. - ' f toushnese spelled all m.- it. Thingl them. .So nasty had lumped into "liope she didn't hurt you much. The gladiatorsagreedthat it would “ed “ “mm "“°““°°'““- °° “a 2 9 on Res. Price lb 0 weren't waning true to prescribed action with scroeuet bell. She had Kid." be preferable to eat supper with '° the 1°, °‘ a“ meeting ‘°‘ “° “ht 09" ee 37c lb. ' ; , norm. The fellow was only a shade contributed something of harm to "She darn netr ruined me. that's Nurse Dalton. who now lived next “3““ "° '" ‘ wfl' Each mm _ - . '3 larger then himself-a matter of thebattle. all.” Rusty gasped and the "Kid" door. rather than flaunt the traces ”m°°n° a” “““a to, “’n ”m” ‘r ' '3, only a few pounds—but‘”sosnethlng A gasping grunt esrn'e from the added. "but i guess i had it comin'. of battle at the table with Mollie and m“, Bill talked ”n“ ”1°“ i cam beu,s nan‘ Q 3 can. 22° . on wrong. it occurred to Jinn that around beside Jim llwell. a. looked Well. 1 com bo roin'- I'm sorry. Prof. Num- were so much more “1“" “mm “m“ a" °“° “" l i . v~ ' :v whendheh lashed out. with his list he em satin and beans the van. ladies." Practical in their views of such 3m:n“t’§: :guums'gtahpggrzé . it: , : ; shou vs «.an soul-m sulehed strangerstrugglingteasit. "-s all right.” nu Elwell told things. 2 ° ' v ' 3 But he didn‘t. l-lls little mu ting position. in one hand he held hint. uccsrtby stuck out his hand. Martha Dalton wantedanexplana- 17 “'"° “‘“M ‘° ‘1“ Pmmw“ MMland I omtoe‘ 31:31:] 3 cans 25° A. , merely ducked and-in the Manage the croquet bell. Slowly his head “taro. Well. so long." lion before she would feed them. she m'fiuni‘ 1” b“" “‘“n‘ "”"m" ., , “’ 0’ ”“31"“th Ashlin-U.” lifted and be looked at Jiln 'i'hen Jim Elweli's unity sass-made had been able to conquer a woman's °” 'h° “rd-plum. “mt! of m ‘ ‘1 NIH is the on his sass shifted to the girls on the misty by the incapacitated eye—fol natural aversion to wounds but “V mm“ “4 PM” ““b- c s 3.”. lone 3 an. 2 Q ,. WW" I WW“ “I!" right eye other side of the fence. The septu- lowed the ”lighters receding never her curiosity. She gently "M“ “9”.“ on the trip were 03“ 01' Blind l M “d ' red “PO-III was pouring lion in his use was still a little on form for a full minute. Then he chided Jim and told him he'd better "a “l °’ their winnings. h° “‘d‘ ~. ' . ‘ g l born his nose. But be bored in. tor certain (lid befuddled but his mouth turned once more to the twins. be careful about picking people to 'n“ chuckles “ the M °‘ '3" 4 V" c - . Jinn was no ouitter and he was and began to w in a good-tutored “well. if that six! ain't the best light with.‘ "But these twins--u she club d MN" digd down "1““ l ker oat. Quick 01' Regular 3 pkgl. 25 . M "Will”- srin. and with that ease of action ever—" sighed. She was thinking back to 9°“ “‘°",:"°‘° ‘° "9°" °n ”1° " . l e swift ups-rem woman the that marks the trained" athlete he “or. anal" out in mm with e um stormy Oetcber night when sh. ”WW“ °‘ tI'M P""¢°“°° . . . ,murmmhmmsbuuau resets hisnsetand hassle his quick httlesobinherthruah'wur had houshitheirniothertothelil- mm" 9““ W Mm ‘ Q large 0 p V!" 05 '3' 90m“ 1110 h! end spun hand. - . , eye is swelled shut and your shirt'e well borne. ”JV“ “h”. “n. alcsuud. 8’ ran 0 er . tea logf ; an around twice. But he wasn’t "lkaowwbeal'ln rehearse-ls all blood. And so ie your loss. Some one later and lust es the "mm“ M ‘1‘ “WW °‘ ”1' . ' through yet. He was sun 0 his andbespokawithsiittledrawi that Callisto the woodshed till wash sun was going down. Rust}. Betty bl“ 9"“ did 3“ 9034““ them- I, UUMI’Ani‘J 'l‘fllt’b'f‘i REGULAR PRICES UN CEREALS I. he told himself. and— m . m a a. m “i you up and put a beam ultioe and Jun strolled usually into the WV" ‘°°°"°“"’ “‘4 ""5“ "9 ‘ m I”! k. 1," MW Mmed-lflisoae apple”. to the—hp-imie girls air on your poor eye!" living room where Prof and Mollie with a“ “mum“l that °" “'2' m5mmvh ’0 W - P seeing eye am: the dash of a "we roll out up a god mp Jim admitted film was merit In were resting. Jlni was now .l bar '0"! his was en return the: : ‘ello'g's Km like In M “It rks 110 MIN object. He bears a dell aa' l libs a sense fighter say-piece the suggestion. la blue serge pants. a sky blue shirt 3'“ JWMRI "m 'syneopat on. ‘0“. ’I P '~ h ‘2‘ ‘. ’9'. u 9h W l “I. “to wood Wing hose and i dad hhn. lamina introduce-y “An' your nice white pants— ,with collar attached. and he wore his '7’" ”n “1- " “she h“; " p less pas in nest of bills. the as. self. nmamums'mr they‘re all bluesy, too. an‘ this is fist-i ere seetb bandaged under a , 0‘ “PF ““1" u“ m“ M and lakes eke sse Grits plus 193 , i that was grinning and dancing lie riches into an inser‘ pocket Saturday.” supplemented Betty with piece of :uicyaadboneless beefsteak. °“‘ " .93.“ "n m“ bar 4’ e ahsnt dropped hols his line of anddrsweutaaenvebpe. a quick eye for the proprieties. Explanations were due. he knew. to bar. th d f , lie iooheddowa. Ills.» J'isa ' the eavelspe and “You'd better hurry before some as soon as be encountered his “m“ ' minors “at". ° _ h“ 3- I." " Milt II ism. body as. you.” ' mother's inquiring eyes. 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