New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN- DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, :1920: on State parties which have not” vet : Then, and then enly, we may be able W Brltaln Herald' adopted such platform pledges that | te judge what the sentiment of. the Beer B - B t' “JEST RUMINATIN 3 e : such legislattres will establish by | town towards a government which » 00Ze or ust. (Robert Russell.) ERALD "FUBLISHING COMEIANY, S : _ 1 thinks you sces a moun- Propricton~ statute minimum wise commission, | has been accused of wastefulness and Rin Aharl ovRtiuciT o s 4 dafls (Sunine escepteds ar t.e | the eight-hour day., a period of rest | which has bieen curbed in its spend- —_— e i e e g e g Her llding. 67 Churel St W onight and one day's vest in seven | ing, may truly be | ' 5 mountain sori o' zits the best 80" v ; o' you. A feelin' like “Oh 2,00 Thre: Mouths for wagc-carning women. 5 = — 3 Kia 2t Napdat i ) (ORI Y U RS what's the use®” dilutes vour It would be well for political par- | RIED (¢ SS A DREN, pep with chalk: Your deeds are ties to realize the bhenelits 1o he s S o i ; ,, ineflicicnt; unconvinein® is your 1t is dificult for the individual t gaincd from comsidering consumers | reulize that any.areat movement will ‘lf,’f“m“:." ‘"“:1:7 ,“_"'".(',‘:”,l‘l"c of i atfec 5 2 S drea pipe ats slow-like affect him or his personally. The through the air, construetin® of Congress of the League of Red Cross a sort o I ze from here to Societies recently held a1 Geneva, - "“"’ there. T “’““‘“;5 ::“‘: J0m alwuys open to i isers iles & R ot rho e g , thar mountain reak tha moil e brotherhood eyjizerland. has started work in the e e interest of child welfare throughout mountain fades--now can yYou kL L Ofic New Britain s Ml Matter e G t st this time. The cost rial T E mere living has obliterated many | oty profitanle adyertising medium in | it seiiculgiion UsRa Nl veyd [ form Gy Laiviers thelweenfnisn iin dihus Member of The Associnted Press bound toge® Ly purse-sirings, the e fo® ol W news | cdited to it or not ot e sidered by man foday to the ex- this pape u omely chains, “h are beinz con- " 1 homelySchains SwhichfureSbemetcon-S 8w S JER T ARl S EeE e S el 1ell me. friend. the reason , this statement with polite inter why! Perhaps that bridge o clusion of many other matters of | . smcke may mean thait moun- { remarkinz that it.will be a splend:d tain:, after all. which cms sreat. moment. = - thing. and then turn to séme other to stand for trouble ain't ho FIGHTING HIGH RN = e item which interests’ one vitally be- / obstacles ol all? Perhaps it i means that therc's a way that | i allus ean found to make a | in the price of milk. mount 0" wore t a mole- wiser the recipient of the wor ter is to he found in the report of the | Tt is not apt to occur to one that | hil] in the sround? I that in- ually it requires more than SUPREMIE COUNCIL'S REPORT. | quse it fells of an approaching drop to the wise to prove sufiicien Nothing of an unexpecied charac- terpretaiion’s right 1 bets that s himself. the more numero Chpreme B Council e nding hthe the news coming from the far-distant bridge must he the sign o courage that shouid fill the ot consider themselvess oo wise | store normal cconomic condilions. | he of far sreatcr inportince to vo 3 o S e S 2 benetited by the, placing of an | The 1 Nz of =meneral retrenchment | opild, perhaps at the moment playins : | i iminatin® pipe would sleepily cpeat: Your biggest wor- ries. friend, i= them yeu never cost of th i ) ' I has (o meet.” at vour home in he words required. Those who rse (o be pursucd 1n EUrope 10 re- | mecting of Red (Cross S6¢ictiss mav to /the zround may be interested [ and work has a familiae ving in (IS | with an empty milk beifle, than in- e information that w zpeal .e- | cotntry, while insistence on the im- | formation rezarding the pation ix planned in-Chicago for | mediate cossation of issuance @€ pa- | Jiquid which arrived purpose of fizhting high vents | por money does not interest America the child's § ent plaything, nts in certain apartment build- | especially. Our contemplation of the | f - . . f n discussing the proposed child i 3 o - Sl Cils recomends Amies - - whom vied the wives and daughters have carried their diglit o the ! council’s recontmendation that armic welfare work of the League. Henry . 3 2 the grandees of all Spain. meil. Interesting placards ! to a pe e T S Davison. chairman of ‘the board of placards will indicaic in no un- ) gur military affaivs are sccondary to - > The progrm of the medical v TO BE DISCUSSED . 5 conferences held at Cannes has 4 . of = place we are moing to take i I andlord demands great inerease pla 0 re gmoing to take in become 1he common possession Pt world aitairs. Upon determination of of the Red Cross societics of some - i twenty-seven counirics. The Con- A Sub-committee of Miners @nd Ope Wil become vital considerations. (SN e = A pon a cam- ’ / o S Cé = 3 s ey | paish ror child welrare which, in / ; /4 tors Will Hold Scssion n Néw S i s T The call for immediate restorition | B = i ; 1gton, L. as w resull of 1 our judgment. will profoundly of devustated France was to be ©X-i. ,fect ‘the health and care of - mothers throughout the world. I 3 Mew York. Murch 10 sotiations O T e oI | RE1SSR hAlel ZC o T R O U A M an A MDAy Commission establishel York City Tomorrow. the worm-—a homely desig- | pected, and it was probably nee's | here applied fo (he public 2 i intinen that Zeneralized the coun- ! assume this.plan-for chili wel- /A /; HIMSELF To A teward the workinz out of i T S me e e ovory s A 3 = er or n e cil's advodacy of loans to Germans.-| fare will“fidcome “effe2tive ever 7 74 Wl PoLiTICAL ehacxrcem en(RCOrEan hractis i -1 where when once it hegins to be y ) 21 miners to becomo offective Aptils, N The representatives of France, Tialy et / 2 —iil 0 {aried here LoMOrrOw by before, coneiously or uncon- & d. ¢ y Le eto tom and England, sitting about the coun- _ . A ib-commiitee of opefators and Probably there ix nothing fhe mai- winers. There ave cizht men on the with the milk your child is - committee, four miners and four opers drinkinz: probably yvéur ehild's food ; jlots all of whom udhc had practiclt p caperience in the min'ng of hard coals the best and purest that can he The zeneral commitice of operatars 5 ' 3 =z e 4 furnished through the best channels and miners. which named th sub- of ihe landiords did not like Rent Commission. They haol, sly, taken o stand, he mag ©OMAN G e have been at the mame a lonz was determined o make as 3 = time, have a heritage of tradition in @ ax he conld out of his propert: P i Perii ) protecting the lands thev represent. his way cioic g fa¢ oy i rejoicing tor a 1ons | wnd are learned in' the diplomacy He ‘pussed through (he stages| pocessary 1o accomplish their ends. | b and probably-the ¢hild’s mother has | committee yesterday when the detr mands of the Pennsyliania hard coa workers were formaliy presented. ai- Ing envied, hated. despised.’ The | phe tricks of the trade are theirs, and who refused to take advantage | recognition of the faet that they are | hud the best of care under the wisest nprecedented eonditions wiis 1eke—admirably loyal (ricks-—is | riles of the medical profcssion. Buf ndidate for president: but who can ; : | A c = i journed to' meet when the sub-com- ksmiled at then wondered « Neccesiiy to renlize what Americn | it is inconceivable that the,rescarches | foretell where lightning will strike? QMINT EP]MP[{S P nittee is rewdy to ma'ie a ropert : - ~San “Antonio Bxpre i |11 was suid today that no final deei- cted. The former is WUl el Acainstl i mecting . of orzanization - like the | i L Rl A iR he Reng Commission, an 3 : | e Lcague e < Societies. de- | ] g mumission. und “the ) them at 2 gume that has been cssen- | 1 ige e 1« SocieHen it ! hoos, hats. clothes. butter. ezgs, anseribed Directly from Tomb- miners waze dispute has been dis-' er does. ot ke it despHe- s | Golly theirs so donm - voted intensively to a study of what | potatoes. oranges. all profitecred be e e e i Uennas % ! posed of. the increase to be granted stations to the contrary., He of is good for the child and the chila’s' Yond our reach—but Daniels says he icul Cemeterics. i i the soft coal men having an in 4 i he report the Supreme Coun- 4 has some submurine chasers for sale St searing on the waze demand in' the | cheap.-—~Besfon Transcript. o By JAMES SHI { anthracite industey. [t is expected, to himseld, but 1o the- innocent | of an examiple of the sort of confer ained from world-wide, actical ! — = S % ! hawever, this sub-commities will take ord, chee i wiich ‘he United | States | experience. which will brinz impr tnformation that Lenine's salary is | Alone in This ReSpeGl A]]]O[]g Reieisr s f the demands and” ; SI000Nies i a BnE Ty South Windsor onaaiie thtive W Britain landlords probably would parti-ipate under, the League | ments of inestimably sréater valug t) rubles & month would :he. more ider them tentatively. ¥ 2 {illuminating if we knew what a ruble Depart my friends. it ! The scale commiitlee of the mincr intend to y have of ' Nutions. “It should interest the in- you and vours than the more imme- was worth in terms of «zroceries.<— Wipe off your tears: Hlfll[ll[lg lll'OpeflI] Our(s ! numbering 37 men. is expected to ro- 1. rents to the . common dividuat i emphasize the fact that - diate and tangible blessing of cheaper ! Kansas Ciry Stan f Here I must lic main liere at least o week in order Lo hington or (‘hic or other Tarze | Litropean approval has heen given to | food. : it . Til Christ appears hg in glose Loveh, with its representis; , - The price of tobacco for the man- . = o Madrid, - Mareh 10-—Thc royal | tives on the sub-committee. ufatture of cigars. is reported. to .be South Windsor, 17 house af Spain. despite the demo- more neiEhborly as a presult of any country in distress —work and £ ower than > these I co | Death leaves a melancholy gloom s rQ Q a eiZRborly result e s i 5 IeN ST an tinie) L s last B . A e ! cratic nature of ine kinz and people, | NEW’S HALF SISTER mystery surrounding his candidaey 1x | vears, Which is more than can be i makes an cmpty seat; ! % > alone amonz the remaininz courts of B hurits lite iney wave on lrecetioms rom the voluminous | . 2 , findings these words should he faken ; CXplaining that he is not sceking the {said for the prices asked for cigars. Mortals prepare for you must come e & = hearted and grasping and pos- | TNGINSs these wor Reuld Kery . i oy T i Detroit FFree I'ress. e And join this long retreat. Iurope, retains all the old world for- GIVES NEW EVIDENCE : i : an's desk, Presidential nomination. but wi - . more consideration for the'r nd pasted over cvery man lesk. 3 L ORI [ - malities. which up to the outbreak of - They stanag for no theoretical panacen stand ready to serve if necessary. Asked posible for pecuniary anxicty not | cil should interest us as somethinz ' mother. will mot bring information, | ; . Crging of twe factors necessary — It would not . be strange if 1 of hbors whom they mect every dux how oid "he was South Windsor. Azed 85 years, 18020 yhe war were so rigorously observed TR e e prescribed for IEurope——they —_— [ magistrate w railway worker ix said © Al you advanced in years, in Vienna, St Petersbure. derlin and | Miss Edna Clancey Say- Alleged Mur- i T eresdnt the actual, practical needs| Gone is the habit of running for | o have replied. =i ike. You healthy. and robusi ; 3 ient 1o remember the habits or | Punch. London. ! Are tottering round the- ) ol ¥ and snould be e sig caiident - & ) T = - i e ) e neo e 1ol i nountyviand shouldBbeRun efsls ol Slnceldent = | And soon must turn to dust. Itome afd some’ of the smaller capi- nial to every one of us to help | = 3 | “Who Candidates will please mark time ! ). grave to & morc or lvss extent in London. | derer’s Fiancee Fired Shot and oppose universal traininz = : tals of Kurope. ilicdRHorca - & “IEnouzh’s enough.” Chicazo® Daily News asks to | This team and himsely by obaying it i is duc to a larze extent to the | Los Angeles. March 10, — Freda Les- el g until the ofice catches up. lknow. We haven't the complete list, influence of the quecn mother, Maria | Ser. for wWhose murder Harey S. New TRADE WITH RUSSIA. o 5 = 5 e t but the mames of some of them are 25 £ - > < serving 3 is sentence of from [LHEBEEANENON . R Christina, who remains all powerful in | i serving a prigon scntence of from . > <uggestive of the map of Kurope.— 10 vears to life. killed herself oge interested in o renewal - of = We tind an admirable reflection of | & e SR e s e sliae | yea . ed herse 4 A Fhere s Litle left for the 4 A : % San - Antonio Dicss. (From- THe Heérald of That Date) vourt circles and is a stickler for the [,y aafdavit by M ldna Ciancl with Rissia would do well to the same poliey in New Sritain L Ll S o f T 5 5 . 2 of the thisty mill tax rate - the . o i : 2 g B} abservance of those forms and cere- | New's half sister. made public today. unt reports from Washinzton throuzh P. 5. McMahon. e smallest worm will turn, he- | === o : e R A ‘et forti hat Miss g ny-seven ane c-ienths s | s monics which marked all occasions at e document set forih what 53 AT en and nine-ienths plus ing trodden on. but the larzer-sized March 10, 1895, lnareed A oce Slancolicrmeal e tieiinl Lol i by T it has been practically decided — - e zovernment 1o permit such or the first time. Its appearance fol ned o definite policy. committee to make arrangements for s run o racegocres at the ivack in tho ion of recoznition is not in- a the plans under considern- The proposal is that the gov- merely dssue oflicia . m el | vore cast. Unlike last year there was ent approving trade Amier firms with individuals in ttus B recognition de facto if various institutions in the eity which ' The Soviet governm All this stuff in the newspape The 8 have been hit by the pruning will be character 1o keeh “hands g abie zet alonz somchow and fur- | b bat i S eicklaver A A S SR A i offer upon the hrevity ind candidness = §one buck to his trade of bricklayer: J nisi maximum ameunt of service : 4 but why did a bricklayer with wag uld be well 1o leave to the lead- of women's clothes mereiy proves ; hat country the habit af sans taat has been allowed they are successful the results e the caurt of Austria, where, as a grand e e instance, will stagzer on as if noth- tam a new trial for New. I was a foregone conclusion, long Mrs. Lloyd Corse 15 Now o justice “time rather successtully. cpor at e thie aftern 3 i reported that to him e af Con {1 e e aredl NEran the higher rate by a small m stitutes_through which they continue i The ¢ nity of IZast : DI titutes_throu T : UERCOITL Ue down, to leave it all and take his 1 is 10 be sincercly hoped that the vana famous. Manchester Union, Spring topcoats are now selling wis observed at the.banguet and re- things by other than theit | o4 ye.relt by the people of the city. THE LOST NUMBER erection of a new High school which probably could not be matched | it is announced. Other speakers wilk right and left of Queen Victoria at T two and onc-tenth rale, after the vot- : 3 2 ones. like the ultimate consumer, for . A 5 Who proclaims thal the office of Chairman i* J. Egan, of the wa duchess, she learned them. i e ; e A e i s five = e - owed by a_few hours the filing in aps * jal as soon as the Allies have 3 [ Mayor must scek the man. inie. rowbecled had anesed.. | dovartoant, s hid Sl of e King alfonso, after recelving Initho 4oy, 50015 here of a petition (o ak- i tion of savinz, “evon thougzh I hoped AT e hydrants cxamined and rveports thent | throne room at the palace in the VI OMNS S por the best, the expected happened.” | B £10.1 to be in the besi of condition morning, may rub shoulders with 55 > e uch people are confident reeco | But no one knows where the oflice M. P Deshoin isialmember ot el jackeys) buokninkers and thel seneral ”‘ ne :’““‘ S decord "l.z to }‘m:ld,v(\{‘ c y g S ke e is that Mie shot and killed n of the Soviet movernment will | oo 5o o the decision that | 1S 100KinE for the next Mayor. STl ; s b e O e ATt Ry : { s o the annual excursion of the Y. M. alternoon. but when he returns to the | A8l SRt Bom (0 s ¢ : ¢ the magority of electors would vorle = P 5 e Jnlace ' suitg he Tesgimes, as s 2 Lo have anything n 8 KR Althouzh one candidate is marking Paper 1ook another advance in A. and B. society. BRVERE 0 (01 (At i eN o with her after she had tald him sus for the lower rate, wWhich wa in price npon news that President Wilson The newly born son of Mr. and Mr.. | 1L were, the crown. It is generally | M She i prrt. responsibic for the laek of in- is well enoush to use his typewriter. Howard N. lart, of Chicazo. has been t : o terest in the contest and the light i Atehison Globe, ¢ christened William H. Hart. fice trom (‘l:n‘\fnvvuu: e, 0 e | serted he made the statement becau “Poles 1'ul Red Army in Pocket.” — H. P. Richards was elected chaii- | )MW‘T;‘ Il"“\“" ”«1 “;‘-d" ive shen | e believed he would | die ‘within a - Andidates who Uhro } o e e | has orten expressed a desire when ; 5 e e §ieh deetared i faver of | 15 @ morning newspaper headline, Seme candidates who throw their | man of the Universalisi society at the | hits often exprossed a desive WHCH | month in the San Qu=ntin vrison juts e ' ok | hats into the ring evidently have sub- = annual meeting held last evening. i S e LS il o e Sed fe R R R e Dy rlin was | S LOUNEEY, RIS 38 SN “" | and e wanted the truth known byt the third, all others followed faith- Suppose the Polish tailors will 1o (ali.—locky Mountain News. excited last evening aboui T o'clo k! ; ; S e he died. e plan may b tried, but iis ; ; | strik e - s Lolshey — i a repori 1t G o itumi ol tuisou e SoUt S sl A Le S <s Losser was shot (o death while « : fully in thé trucks of the precedmg ! strike to support the bolshevists = . [ when a repori spread that 1. O. R OU R S SO O eeding of { Miss Losser.was 3 o dea o nental charicter will he ac Toition === — A frost nips Florida, but it'’s anoth- { (ark’s livery stable was in 1 Horsen, ofi which | iie Jis! passenurci | automobile viding with New: Te deoyn piection. ariety o 0 B is aki a- | = as Sd 3 e OERCE, s pds e e i T o the polies stai » and said & wor eait Shd mbotish packels er variety of nip that is making Ha [ The barn was saved, only the office ! o ¢|n.-“_“.\:1| s sto 1 sai H B ¢ x . : vad Kilted her. e | and a shed being burned. The strict, formality of the court 2 et e : pleciienfolsie. ":}:‘I““‘f";l $5 each at the F. H. Allis company. | c(piion siven to the diplomatic corps PERSHING 1N GRIDGEPOERT. ling s eriticism various me on of Rostor s T a4 e 4 f hel b clling o ¢ Lrious men : union 0 an H. E. Beach and family spent| . sport time ago when for the first sridgeport. March 10.—Gen. John's | Sunday in Seymour with friend time the representatives of all coun- § g, ing will be Brid Heat ¢ ‘ork has been started on tearing . (rigs had becn 1 e o the same ext Tuesday when he will v h | S s el (o o o etieomen T 11 o MG e sien, it el (s Ll RO i e S e | i m s e el S j that the ladics are gaining what they « (he first place?—Columbus Dispatch, ' G0WD @ tarm & e g up thel fumction since the mmer of 1814 | ity to speas hefors the manufacturs 1 g Basselt property preparatory to i 'he guests saw a dispiay of jowels. | ers association at its annual banquet, {wish with their appar e hiipice SRInceoEnitiCRorSov el He e a s e e ok ot — < ¢ fve e A0 e, outside of Asia. Although the diplo- { he Jumes M. Leck of New Vork and ia is incvitable, let the manner | s i, Attention. . CConinibute U= P. W. sSexton has returned fr mits were the guests of the civening. | Conzressman Schuyler Merritt 6f Con- ihe s ving of five doliars per thou- | (8ing {0 the air of Be sk o e R b : el oUase el s lilo it Eroy il || meep friends family preceded them and were to the e et ST z : the tables, the ambassadars and min- Eastern Flour & Md-c. Co. Vs, i isters of state coming after thew. ’ > TAKEN T0 MOUNTAINS ers of state coming atter thetl 1 sabuun- Abramski and M. Lratosak. i e | with the rovalties and dinner suesis . e 1 formed in procession down a long Order of Notice. ception hall where the foreign repre- State of Connecticui, New Haven sentatives presented the members ot County, ss, he left hand won Worthall, general organizer of Seated one di » office. x there will be no compaint. The L (e n da I"A theRo N - the International Barbers' Union, has Distracted. and ill 1 ease, is st what its citizens make it | wildly jigzied the phone-hook - And Centval said. Number, will be seventy-five cents and then a Bloas PNSUMERS LEAGUID PLANS, announced that the price of haircuts a home i what its inmates make it ¢ sugeestions of the Nationad | and the voters have decided upon | intraduction he with the o = Chord” sand on their real estale assessmer ord”). and on thei Al estate assessment ! iting | dollar very soon. Whereupon the | know nol what number I zave her, unicrs’ e te political par- | witat they W ithene i Geiise i . k ShRincegl Jne s “Tis vanished. bevond recall, Joseph Williams, Pormer American for incorparation into theiv plat- | which is dissiushed. possibly it con- | NeW York Sun aud Herald comments | know | was fMlabberzasted at length, ; r. Held by \ - $50.000 That she answered the phone at Sulgiet, | Beld fov HHa o9 a0, Of 5 their staffs. New Haven. March 2. A D. 1920, | S, oussess the merit of brevity { sists of the following of the present | | he expense ol clarity eders administration, possibly group B all! } Ran-om. liemoved to Durango | Thé king and queen stopped at each UPON THE COMPLAINT of th There % only one conclusion for % aroup 1o -pass a fow words, but fhis { waid Eastern Flour & Mdse. ( 1 120, March 10.--Joseph Wil- | .o the only informality of the eve- [ prayving for reasons therein sct § k me with tierce delight. | Jjames, 1ormer U, S, soldic reported | ning late in the throne rqom | ror judzment, now pendinz i ShEuns e sl discomrorts, if thes come | o 0 ouie of waler goes up fo n | FOU When she repeated the number |1y Ly Rrancisco Villa for $30.000 | Suests not belonging Lo the ‘diplo- | ine Court of Common Picas zovermment into thi fichd Athe Dialoriiy he actually zot it right K mitic corps were presented. t tor New Haven County. to be corresponding degree it will be ex-| | sjyed the phone to my car-drum, = Tansom, has been taken into the Du- The finest scene, however. was on [ 1he first Tuesday of Auguss ceedinzly difficult for Palmer's men And my heart beat hizh and fast. rango mourtains, according to infor- } ype arand staircase. on cither side of | 1929 j{ yppearing (o and beiy As 1 said 1o myse “Eureka™! mation reaching here today which stood a row of brilliantly garb- ¢ the subscribing authority b T 1 shall get that call at last Williams. #an employe of the Ameri- | ed servitors. As the uen:m_un\ 20V | iid deendant has zone fo d by experiment result. of the vore, and is o RiGE | can Smelting and Ilefining company. | ed wonien wearing many jewels ane e e plication to the textile indus- | tion o state tlat he has ox (ulv’)wh 'FACTS AND FANCIES ! waited. and waited. and waited: il oo Al MetieantContai | iheiaien in) irelopilllan @anformu e gn';“_:"é:;n':‘,‘f{‘m S 3 g Once more I scized the hook. railroad train last Thursday when it { passed up and down this stairease a f o g /A BT CR LR Petween my thumb and finger, was attacked. looted and boarded by | changing color scheme was presented. | 0000 o0 = e howeter, that there was And so ihe treaty is Zoinz 1o be i And shook. and. shook. and shook: bandits under Villi's personal dire Queen Victoria in a dress of cluth | ¥ PUBHSUINE this orde added 1o our summer hoarde | But 1 listencd and listened vainly. tion. passengers arriving at the border | of gold. a wonderful diamond: tiura on Herald Sl Manchester Union. The sun had waned and set, stated. Me was returning to the | her fair head.iwo zreat dinmond necik- Yo S S oAbl 2 And the stars were out. but Central Unmited Stafes for further treatment | laces reaching to her waist, was a [ Sonnecticut. once a week, thres jdation of the league. would scem pockethook was (e prime consider: You may count your income (ax Had made no answer vet, ror Germun S poisoning. stately and dazzling figure. SUCEe vely, icommencing’ on ¢ and a means of information | tion. lvents of the next few weeks | as so much taken from your pleas | More than a score of soldiers de- The quecn mother was cquaily ve- | fore the 12th day of March. nres. but, cheer up the money Will be [ 1t may be she’ll answer some time, fending the were killed, latesi | splendent in pearls. of which she ware | 1929 spent foolishly just the same.—("0- But 1 wonder now and then, ! reports state. L collar of six rows. a tiara. two HENRY . HIGGI lumbia Lecord. If oniy when I'm in Heaven The attack occurred between Coral- | necklaces and many clusters. Ladies Assistant Clerk o n the leagzuc recomniendation | his commissions. the by 2 1 shall hear th voice again. itos and Rellano. about 400 miles be- | in waiting wore jewels formed of ev- Court of Common Pie: v i y : c i s 1, ¢ ! i 4 . MONTAGUE. low the borde ery precious stonc _known. with cw Haven County. fution of food industries of citizens who wish o spend for re- L ey Satistuctory vesults | saltn. but it may easiiy put up with | 1t thrilled ! how much greater an advance MeMalion, who may d “bring correspondiz success [ wipded ax e Taxpayers association. to pick out the bolsheviks. da probably have be deters s undoubtedly highly zratified at the u of the sumnc principle of coni- { Cunarrassed the dministration, W pry correct branding and label- | i contend Alveady extablished in relation | no quesiion of support of the admin- od and drugs.” another recom- | istration in the tax vote. that the the consumer which is his due. | should casily show how widespr »thing but approbation may be | the revolt agziast Mayor Quigley and