Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 21, 1921, Page 8

m'tman At |to the o e 0 |tel and -mm and warm with local rains Mon: |1 A0 tmdlm.lr and much e:.l;:‘;:dhgdg e ‘warnings are on e b bs ntic rawe break- | Same fr Atlantic coast north of Dela water. — Forecast, m New W and east Vafi’ York: Showers Monday; Tuesday fair and much colder. . : SAVED FEOM BURNING BABN{ . -and- efficient work -on’ the pn-t “of ‘the'fire départment prevented: Tear of - No. 293" West 4o | Thames. street from. belng. totally . do- <3040} i oved by fire early . Sunday 3050 | 4¢1.40 o'clock " an 3040 | orner West Malh and smwxn; stréets, Ther. Bar, 5 was Tufg in.. "“Preéfictions for Saturday: Fair.' wairm | cornstall er. ~ | The .damage by, fire was slltm ‘Saturday's weather: Fair, cold south| Chemical No. 2, the auto pumper. chief ;aifai wind, followed' by doudy \u\d rain _ at!and deputy ghicf responded to the alarm.| night. The.barn. is owned and. uséd. by, Morris! matter; Pyadlcnqn for sundny Cloudy and |Bass. ‘The cause of thc Gre, which start- ¥ and .to’ r. ed in the southeast cars weather: Generally fair, | has not been determincd, Sunday’s . warmer, southeasi WinGum. BUN. MOON AND TIDES. AR John on houf bef re. -2 Carcsella, was a “tros: -29 | duiy of kecping -_ _. 1 used, thus having' occhs Six hours after high water it is low | power h-usa and nsar i water, which is followed hy fleml ud ~There were larcc congrezations at the | 3e, clevator masses in St. Mars's cimrch yesterday. Holy Name society, the Third Sunday oF brigade, led by President Willlam T. Ma- | STATE D" A. R. CONFERENCE loney, and White Cross coumecil, No. 13, K. of C., led by Grand Knight Thomas A. embers of ugement of the council. Rev. W. A. KEeefe, rector, who made |cut Daughters w! the'announcements tor the week, congrat-i Hartford, on T the laymen for their large sho ing. Father Keefe aito| heartil/ endorsed as sinte”oficers the Irish’ relief fund paign and nrgeLh e electal. workers to put the drive uver the chapter, The ‘mass was celcbruted by Rev.|hostess, having vnerdml an_imvitation William H. Kenned At the offertory state.chanters to meet with-her. The lor branch. "o held in the Congresation- conference will be call- Father Keefe celebrated the 9 o'elock!c Gto order 1\|esflaw \March 29, at ‘2 p.| The high mass at 10.30 o'clo and continu Henry J. LaFontaine, organist, rendered | 'The Palms. chul wis sung by Father Keefc. In the even- ing.at.7.0'clock there were stations of the_cross and benedietion of the bicssed | sacFament.’ - During the day Father Kcefe took oc- chstén to tha who made Soggarth Aroon’a sucgess. s play was presented | at Pulaski hall Thuisday evening. TAFTVILLE Passion weel will be observed in “he' _usue] manner at the Taftville Congr: tional church, therc being services cach | night, - beginning March 21, and contin-| uing to Friday. it has been announced! that ‘the -topics will be as folhm \lon- day, The Temple Cl Presumption ; Wednesday, Home Altars Thursday, Inner Peace, communion and | reception of members; Friday, The Fel- towship ‘of Suffering. Front street. Albert Labarre has resigned his pesi- ways. Frank Lafleur has opened a. fruit and \ext’tlblo businegs on Hunter avenue. ieon Benoit has purchased some Be". Albany Smith Returns, \ldimnnl] land at Riverside Grove. Miss Gertrude Young has ‘returned from a stay of several days in Boston. Ted. Roy stationed 6h the ’submarine 0-10 was a Sunday visitor here in the vil- iage. - Seyera] mbonz were seen on the river yesterday afternoon, for the first The evangelist A meeting of representatives of teams that are going {o compete for the Bulle- ‘tin cip was held Saturday afternoon, at the-Soeial club rooms. Among the rep- resentatives presént.were: Greenhalge of Plainfeld, Dobson of Westerly and Ad- dison of . Taftville. Rules were drawn: up to givern the ge- ries of games and are as follrws: Each team’to play one another twice. Teams iwith * most points to w'h\ zoal average Inot counting. On play off tie game, to play on neutral grounds. Players must {live In this part of the state. No big players. Any- team using paid players will lose points for games - thav have played in. Neutrzl referec tc referee games. Ridings of Plainfield will referee the Westerly-Taftvile games; Dobson of W;urly will referee Plainfield and_ West- er! ol Y m following. schedule was drawn up April 2, Westerly at Plainfield; April 9, ‘Taftville; April 16, Plainfleld at Taft- ville; ‘April 23, Plainfield at Westerly ; Mgy 1, Taftville at Plainfleld; May 7, W-m—u at Taftvilie —_— Navy Recruiting at Willimantie, Sinee the navy has again been opencd . first. enlistments a.new recruiting sta- <on has been opened in the post office buflding at Willimantic fer the conven- lance - of those young men who' live too far-from Hartford or New London. --Any--information - pertaining to - enlists ments, re-enlistments, discharges, insur- aiice, otc., can be obtained by. applying either.in.person or by lettér to: Navy Roeraiting - Agent, Post Office Buflding, Willimantic, Conn. aoa Wwho is belng m: ternw-;encnl of ‘commiltee t, in_national lite, a Willlam H. Taft of New 1} + Maynazd . Minor, 1 of the D, A. K., of Waterford. _on’the committee with General ke look and xmm ‘and | Wood\are: John Grier Hibben, president O R b T._rdu'- o-,,' Princeton ;, the Incamm; secretary of | blood and stronzer nerves. kor : Frank POsc onie of the Tinest Ihinge g Androw W, Govemor | 14Ke @ five-grain Aablet o lm' RS Alxeis. u:rel rker of Louisiana; Senator s | men's, To#d and ‘n fierce’ ngox (ne WL, prefldem «r the I\nlanal | the resu| en; Mrs. Percy V: Penny- | back If you want it- | Leslie. Gordon and -Ralph, Maréh - ytn Sakir ot e Léague of Women Vot~ et nam oo aae e g hmees | New London * Datiagés “of “§5,000 Rupert - Hughes, s Co,, elaims that it o ary Favert8lon Og: 25,1919 Kenyon sold out’ bis to tc‘ uiry Garden and David Belasco. inot to engage in the retall milk:businéss -Dithnel Gomwers wid. Warren 8 Stone 1" (L SV - T ara 11 11 Beside | w Yes, sent out to reconoiter and sdon relat “were needed. for /After; a—battle “with - the:': flames *. for bm all scou Ppatehed to thi notify ‘thém . $ ‘The next ob; jective pointe’ wen 'Ifl olfl npreeemlng ’M)hefl'fli‘fi fll ‘banks {John C. Shafter of _Chicago; éVilliam Bobbs of Indianapolis; McMurray of .C the labor organization: ‘I'EDI‘ PUBI‘H! HEALTH ol the - River “Thames “and ‘North Shan- - medical}tock. Here Mr.’ Peale related stories rel- 3308 Wwhen they. were: be- rragansatis. and help an ‘was brouzht by Lieuts.. Thoes. Laf- readings eity. - Quick: Anm‘me jum.bia Teachers’ College ; Neweomb, Cattion ot s Western ‘Unjon| . Judge John V. Banke has fizea Thura. Dr. Henry van Dyke; J. { Thompson Willing ; Mrs. Horace Lorimer |0 the application al%0 |of. Philadelphia; Mrs. Cleveland H. Dodge, — Mrs. Medill. McCormick of (‘hicago; M enry. Morgantha »m,loe act, n\h -weelc,introduced in the | f1ve to the M general assembly -after the withdrawal, of the original measure, a few.days agsp, 2 prominent medical practitioner in’ the 3, |state "said that :the bill-recognizes -the. fact that the public pays-for the.state; departmient 5f “health, - ‘they| Whicli i8 fo. protect the: public heakth. i “The’ objeets of * tiie thade by the | Connedticut : State . Medical | uhclaty at. me reqneut of thd Clyil Code| ‘e ‘daid,” were to draw the! {attention of the.peoplesto the- fact that " o Telegraph Co.; when Pessacus, , later ,stormed. the. Samn | fortress and was repulsed. ‘Aashaft marker-has- bsen the. Colonial Dares. alarm_from box 1 Aced at “this fort by It was now .time for nrm)-m?nu and mD firds - were' started gnd-in a very short:time .steaks; bacon. frankfurters. hunters' stew, potitoes. and T good, thinzs were: cooked and.aaten’ B W'hel\ the deglnmen: held'lv. Beveral lines blaze rapidly gaining ‘recommindations of hose goon . put out the fire and” the' recall was sounded, oy ¥ -00 | about 2 a. m." ‘Five cows and one horse Blatest O3, Joweat 44 were safely_ gotten, dut of the hbmlng SRn Br O psind | Cemparisons, * bullding. A small- quantity o\’ y an i B s e S health of ‘tie “individual is his uwn until it snenaces the, hexlth, oL an-, unider ‘the’ hf y - The appeal . for . Lu: eius?, ley, Acting- Seouimaster. numond Byrnes and Scout Leader Stanton. other 2nd then it becomes: & public ealth | Tiefore breaking that to. give the protection equal- fhey have established and department -of heaith.- | statutes and ; ladopted a sanitary code and énfrusted the| c;ccm‘.o.n ol ‘thesc me..'fll"rs to nedical man 1t requires. \hn reporting of ; » in, giseased eondiiions to the deperi- camp. . Scoutmaster | Bently ‘had . the members: of - the' Yantic troop repeat.the scout -oath and jaw. At 45 it was decided fo.break camp and | the scout cheer Jazisieen by Seout Stan- the’ owner of tie { farm, on' whith -the crn'np fire was held. had 8. good time and of the barm,|maintain-a secm to hav nearer | has enacted b g ora e T CRUSHED IN ELEVATOR 7 NORWICH STATE HOSPITAL 54,-a Waterbury man teq 1o .the s:ate msp.ul‘mem of heaith nt in July of Ia All the scouts 4 home about 7:30 but’ jo~- 1 o, the! time m‘aen the next | afternoon | comply. With- Ui elevator at | tenton. el s St ‘medical : 5o the Sn colal ‘.om'ml 2. how- | the fa litile "Aftor “tWé ™ ¢'clonk | THES% - gosed the -accident may . have happ:—nedl(umu S 3 »uuhe measures to de- | KNIGHT 15 IDENTI that it wio Hreat the sick are erapeiy "h tl) llbmlul however worth: Fhich are b Phrou"h |cover stock and sechrities belonging to te was granted by Judge Panks. lll(' oOther The .\ n estater was. given Julgment N MURDERER ston Kniight, ntgro, rd of the coal | qulres “The vroposed . law clcvator shaft t that -t1& pud] Tha body was fornd-0a one of the lind- s inss with the tead in the elevator shaft.’ - GREENEV\LLE .- 1nad been erusned by the ‘pessige of o(’ Mrs Edaith, Whatgon, identified by Sergeant rieognizes the faet | 1 you help to sa or ‘the department aY; (a8 the’ noonie? Waghington, .lonz. souzht for by | l]\‘.l m:n'\yrofl= of heaith -thel jr mu: bn)lly of _ supe: I'a do_this- proper; rtment of health-must re- | those wip teat Norwich people hava Been very gener- us and no_ special effort is to be made , but eny who feel moved to ‘cause may gend their contribu- tions to .‘Tr\ S, W. Sevin, the local treas- T, "at 28 Diiss place. Tdentincation” Was madé throuzh of inight. O ! the night-of the Watbrs mur‘der ‘Wash: im;lan was taken to headfuarters by Ser- Smith on a Dbrezeh of the -peace | Ho was fatef released. as! - PlainlitZ.in, the wase refused ito: push A fow houm later-the mur- Coroner. I..J. Desmand S diia Palf Sunday. Neorly 3.5 men received) ihe, fatr.” and af e the. saorament ot the 7.30 o'clogk mass, | STOImSLIRAS and render The organizations present inciuded the| 2 g 3 2~ 7he. duty of lnc [ b; 2 TATE NPRMAL SCHOLARSEIPS g C | TO ENCOURAGE TEACHING To encdurage young women to becom: public- school teachers a bill is befo 4 cgisiaturg ;and siready 1 of the edus vould authotize the state board of educa- stated that they have beenjon to maintain in stite normal schools | one studemt “from each town. n would rest with.the local school au- based on general scholarship while in the local schools. : and mmuuon. nll % TPrumbull Chx!‘lm‘.. Crowley, M. D., and the board of man-|D. will attend “the tiwenty-eigh George. Knight by numen. s of the colored peonle of New Hihg - the' thing “he' 1ived there, it is .also” pointed ! 3 lonal committes 1ec ghilzes farther that fo protest the | The y lice tent and urs upu- ; warl d Will be held in Euli 1 quiatly on the of | in: Jh-\ Waters' murder, a hlo"d d print was located on”the flodr be- ¢ the Dody ‘of the [Whatefs'” womm se,anid, "’""“;' The selec- | minska ve. Kelley, o tre indicdbal qual-{ b icant for regisiration \d uco.,nm: 1o nr..uic“ in his chosen ficia | this it must have som ds. for . the The section of floor cdmlnln: this im was cut out Under the bill, the state board would be allowed their 1living espeuses by mn state up to a max- ers’ i wit fd first be required t) enter an agrecment to + b AU s A for' two | M1° = i | Irish_ Relief fund. Two applicaiions were -except in case of ill heaith or dis-| ! missz1.by the school authorities. and to | TeCeived The dance commitice made a teach for'at least thires years after grad- [ 70 oF PrOsT PRI e S P fi"““‘"‘ 48 vhe ot cthe tomnsy Whoes 5304 | geveral locations for mew quarters and | from father to son.” sne ea cducational staiils branches of praciice. “This’ ia* provided for“in the ‘propossd | hitn. ard ‘on pducstionsistandards, ‘or' board | Sont to he explainicd. s thc “ckpenditure ‘of o great dedli . time’ and monéy the Larnegle ArTO n, Medical as rious | Gea“s:e E. Plicher of Norwich and.a pho: tograph of that imorint was. taken photozraph. were ow Brunswick Friday to com: { plete . the- identification. through the 'ohowfn. Bos remain at the normajl AND WAGON COLLIDE !‘l' ¥ TIC nmms arfven by Robert Fatnsworth street, and, 2-wagon .drivea by H"rmm of "Colencster were in_collis “about 4, o'clock nt £nd of the Yar Brmm “waron lost one wheel. w reported the acciden at pojice headrmarsers, stated ‘that he was coming-towards Nor- wich at the time of the biew his hor list <§s- mot. evar $2,500,000, 1 cauogcs of the ‘country s> that| icused by the state board of educ:ulon ion has been made of them, ! the tbised upon their This bill rrnua s tat a certifi- e of graquation be tecognized as quall-| tion to practice, only.from the Class A | .\'Ek )'.\N'l"&‘ PUMPER IS8 L PRELIMINARY TEST | 1o seek quarters elsewhere. 57, k triple combination au- The $7.600 Mack triple combina e Sae SRR s ordered @ year ago by the town of Nor- REACHES S4TH BIRTHDAY { wich, for the Ysntiy Fire Engine com- pany, which was delivered Friday, | Eiven a four hour jrelimnary test Rice Comedy trio ahout Ap:}l‘c. qur:'(a\' afternos Becouse a sxénaardizlng of some of o had 4 hasrt to pasd upon such |'equcational ‘requirements seemed heces- jrary to furnish this h\tormatlon to the acéident and within about’ 200 feet of, e wagon wilch was coming in the op- He clafmed that he was_on hir right hand side of the road the vehicles met and brought his car to a stop so suddenly that the automobile and wagon remained with eir wheels locked. Jack Monty of this city, who was rid- ing with Goodfellow, ‘grabbed Brown's lwrle to !lop a- runa- R p\lmped a single stream of water a'one and one-quartér inch noz- zle from one side of the machine with such force that a stream Wwent over the full advecating passage of | esirigns (to the left.an oprressiv oviding fines for|<ect and cult an Miss Nyra Yerrington entertained Sat- who proved wilfully' negligent attheir stanc-rds and exclude the inferior. urday evening at her home on Seuth t crossings or in tig usé of the high-|This would give measure, but to give :-very| opportunity” to raise force was not put on. he neople of the state Tt s AT Biratay and . e Connecticut Patents. the best that céuld be obtained in The hearing was befora the legislative | branches and would not leave the state so tion” with the Ponemau Co. committee on rozds, bridges and rivers|low in its steindards that the incompetent at the state capitol. jumped. out- and would. be admitted. “There is np question raised in this bill as to what method. t Who labored in Nm should be: ldfim(e&l by the vlrloul !ehno}s I last year,, Rev. Albany Smith, who sold his property in Noank iast summer. and moved to Westfield, N. J., has disposed of | campaign will be conducted ‘amonz the will” return ‘to | Catholi¢ women of the city to raise $1,500 for furnisiing ‘the’ sleeping quarters .in and three- children will make their home |'the Churchill- home on Franklin square, with Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Fraser.of No-| recently bought by-the Knights of Colum- time/ this spring, -some of the villagers|ank until a luhzbla Tesidence can be ob-|‘bus- Bullding dssociation and: being re- taking adventage of the warm weather. |tained.: : flnhhd (or use by’ Daly council Freeman’s Conditien Good. Congressman /Riehard P. Freeman was eported at the Lawrence and -Memorial Associated hospital in* New London Suh- day as resting comfortably .after his re- zent operation for hernia. John M, Mal- lon, Jr., ‘private secrotary to Congressman underwent &’ ‘minor’ operation Friddy - foreneon. - -Mr. -Mallon “had his tonsils and adenolds removed, and was also reported as realln‘ eemlorubly‘ - New - Britain.—Soon - after Easter, CHARGE WATERFORD MILKMAN WITH BREAKING AGREEMENT Mohegan Dairy Co. of New London has ? applied to the superfor court for an in- . r junction. restraining Claude B. Kenyon of | cf: Car] E. Norin,” Hartford, , combihed his " proyerty there amd" Noank to reside. and Mrs. Smith ‘| Waterford from seling milk at'retail in|typewriting " and computing [Eewy 1‘!.! n NDAN. Lord, we wou.d fai somw litie piim Hdt- Oid FMk Vuu; have mn.x.n; fulr enough o1 v ‘holy feet and Weak Fol 8trong ‘n M,-w Laze oy sin-stalomed gar- 3 he 1L O thi_commiitce.” Which Will| 1¢ you ook and feel ol weak kad hér-| PR, E‘-"“ Wtk Hicw i Yokt Wood people | g)lh and discouraged ; if them you are mfi the vim, courage and -Cfi B0, L0rd ‘pir slubliosn wills wé tirst wiil en, u.‘_’-d 10 have, it's aimost president-gen- old blood—Liood that is hfiw ,ll," @en carrying red ceils; wnd Ag Cfle are ago run dowm. What you {and vigorous is smore “red ‘ceils “1' }?omhnm with cach meal This suppl .. : AU Thou wiit lake: Afd’ hext our scIfitinise, und thes our Fuk d What besiGe? and fruitiess ¢ they. by 1101 And awek to chunce and nothing worth Just the right kind of na-.dx-mw iron | £ and nerve bullding phosphaté 8008 {make you feel Ine and _strong. Go loday tts un :l'homu G. \v.mer. pres-{{o the National ‘Dfug Store or xny ot unu.o( me G«nem Fedération of Wo- t4rugzist and get cnough W n- Am‘_ A. Gordon, ‘,,w phate for a’three week it j costs only $1.50—50¢c a weeko tane It Fex: {ularly, and youll be simply amazed at also sought. The Mohegan Dairy customers and milk route to 1t and-agreed claimed that the defendant has violated the agreement by retalling milk ‘in* the day, March 24, 2s the date for a hearing BROOK . CARBARN FOR ‘363,000 ;| MAY SELL 8. Perkins, receiver o fthe Shore Line Elec- tric Railway Co., by Judge John W Banks in the superior court in New Lon- signed by {don Friday morning to seil the car General Wood and the special committee |lot at Saybrook and. certain personal pro- perty of the company for $85,500. Judge “““As ‘chairman of a special commi‘tee | Banks signed an order ‘granting the au- of representative mén” and women of t country, charged witi American people the 0 two and a half milfion Armenians, the C {remnant of the_oldest -Chri: thority. acing before lhel Attorney Charles' B. ‘Whittlesey, coun- serate need of [sel for the receiver, stated to the court that the property in question had been | We~kfow noc what for us the morrow nation, | appraised at $51,100 and that an offer whose sufferinga’ throuch sixteen centuri s|bad been made for-$65,500. brought them no liverty or security, personal. co-operation and yor fnflucnce |entrance cars, two side dump cars, thres| And thin we know: fo forward an appeal for a Lenten sac-freight ears and two trucks, Bet! co offer'ng to enable the Near Eut' A motion for a mew trial of the action itools, car hoist, vacuum cleaner, nine side breught by E. Frank. Mergan, Mrs. Con- | ‘Over one hundréd l\mu<unrl th- rh‘l-unncn Morzan Chappell and Ricardo, R, falren who Pave Ity for the past three v ara | father, the late Elfas F. Morgan. against nro absolutely dependent upon the sup-!the Ings Tenk of New Lohdon to rée- port which" America’ gives them. the Near Bast,Relfef. ever many am - Morgan, executors of the estate of their to the for $23,000 agaist. ‘the bank soveral et “heart of America_th e days may | monthe ago from whkeh t asked for tor | Case Aied Fwo weeks in which to flle an aniwer were granted In the cases of Mary San- aeroee va. James Santacroce: Atkitson illing Co. ve Connewicut Grain Corp. Answers or other pleadings In one wesk were ordered in the cases of John C. Crossiing - vs. Crossiing: Ralph 1. Main vs. Sadie M. Main, Second orders of notice were granted in Ithe ciees of Anna Catheart Kinesg wa. 1 Otto Kiuess:, Coit, exr, ve. Wells; Bd- ward T. Ellsworth vs. Elizabeth H. Ells- worth, Attorney Warren B. Durrows was ah. pointed a committee In the cascs of ZI, and | pE u\n\ DIVISION WILL g £ udents so approved by SEEK NEW QUARTERS Division No. 1. A. 0. H., held its reg: nlar meeling Sunday afternoon in For+ will move sometime within the near ‘fu- ture. It has occupléd Foresters’ ~hall for some years but as the Foresters are giving up the hall the division is forced eacon James W. White, formerly of was ntic. passed his $4th birthday at his on home in Poqueanuck, Saturday, the 19th. He receivsd many cards and tokens of remembrance from bis friends which was very pleasing to him. He is enjoying very good heaith for.eme who is over fm score years. vill be given Monday and Tues- day the final tests will be given. \ The village appreclates the protection -'=_l it will" give this part of the town and |for mellln: brass and similar there is not one member of the Fire En-|0est B. Crocker, Bridgeport, hydrostal gine company from Foreman Ellas Stock- |circuit-close; George W. Gardn e, Try it and see. Your money |and, -Adv. . g Bdl‘. us ~~When the rod of sore afflic - tion The personal property conglsts of shiop Cotne expensive one for my husband '1‘.‘ l?fln never leave thee, not fursaie . “He endyred o ing im wb h invigible."—~Hebrews 1 . o, 11: s-'-we Yes; He walkethi cloge besids 'nwn'u nmy by faiti's viston is e seen lh'lam u- not alode 'erouzs all lige's {Theough debert “places, sud by pats serene. e feel His gentie pres- M auelen toil Foth flil the busy APl haakT E breath ke sweelest ineen: cense B«rrr:pfl- and calms us, as we kneel ray. Pursues-us ag a harsh, relentiess foe, Authority was-given - 6+ Robert W. | His n.rn .vflle: speaks in holy benedic: His* ':i\ brings healing to our deepest Beside. us, 'h"\ our heart Is nigh to 3 Deside us. when Ly sin we're more oppTes He hovers ever hear us. sleep or waking And. Enawing thic of surety, we find rest. . ~‘beareth, But a‘- we kngw: Fe will be by eur ¢; 10y, coma “aK, come grief. we Fnow He catet) no harm eam us Yes but near us; 1z l‘flm h] hllh we can “en- And llvptr"l fhe road be roush, He win not fall us; “He hol le!h up my goings” safe and Maa falumttl faith cives placerte The N\"u')‘ of our Kinz we then shall walk by His s'de In flae F'ysiam : And with our Tord ~hide rtermaiiy. —Jeanie Wiison-Howel HUMOR OF THE DAY “You say you yrvpond to her in ar orange grove “Yep—but 1 got a Jemon. \—Florids nion. Times-U! “Some. people have all the luek™ “Then we')l take other ways o sue- ceed.. We'llLhustle and we'll i ertise.” “=Louisvilie Courler-Journal. “T ma the cutesi little hat this afternoon.” Did you buy it?™ Not yet, I've got to pick out a mors: 0 re- se on t to. buy e0 1 can compro: one.”—New York Sun. Hobo—"Yes, lady, dere was a time when I had money to burn, and worsen dat, 1 did burn " Old Lady—"And what did you barn it with, 'my poor man?” Hobo—"With an ¢id flame o' mine.” —Bogton: Transeript, One rainy afternoon Aunt Lillian was explaining the meaning of certain words to her young nephew. “Now, an heirloom, my dear, means something that has been handed down ““Well. replied the boy, 'hu“u:hm “that's a queer name for my pants”— Detréit Free Press. "Thl(- a. bandsome pocket flask ™ B'I‘ family heirjoom.” “ARI" “1 often wonder how many times the griginal owner of this flask wouid (urn over in his grave if he knew that such a law as the eighteenth amend ment had ‘been passed.”—Birmingham Age-Herald. THE KALEIDOSCOPE mflv.llmhvu the first month of the year. Europe.and North America use near- 1y four-fifthe of all the coffee the world produces. Between - §,000,000.000 and 6,000,000, - ett to the-latest member but that is learn- | Bridgeport, child's swing; Ellsworth 4. ing, the mechanism of the pumper, Hawthorne, ‘Bridgeport, lighting appara- tus; Maxwell E. Pester, F. C, Porter and W, G. Hoffman, Bridgeport, name appara- tus; Gemgo W. Campbell, Hartford, type- ‘Benjamin Frankiin H. Hart; Néw Haven, window tastener; Thomas C. Jolinson, New Ha- ven, .one-plece stock uks.’o'n _firearm holder ; John' _H. Shaw, New Haven, lock for gear-shif{ levefy and the like; Wil- ftam F. McMahon, Steatford, ‘GM W.Q and torpedo firing ‘mechanism; Comstock, llll! {d. flower-pot. hhn‘h. Fernley, Ansonia, machine for Jeouting-rubbel Sl DUSE meavy piAL: tic materials; Thomas F. Hancoek, Sey- mour, hose-supporte: Knud Knudson, Plainville, «lectrie --nch. .-Stanley D. Livingston, Meriden, induction cof Ray W. Lowe, Waterbury,’making tubes; Em- ily W. T. Mazars, Sufffeld, canning & vice; Leonard H, Dyer. Greenwigh, pi- ting knife for pitting peaches or simlilar frults; . Bridgeport’' Coach Lage (o, Bridgeport - (trade mark), textlle. fabrics. Cheshire.—Willlam Waterman, - pro- prlomr{{ the Waverly jnn, formerly known £ Scitt's inn here, was fined $100 3.22 In court here when on Mareh 12, “Diamond Dye” Faded, Shabby Things—Fun! Bvery piciige of “Diamond ) Dyes™ contains eas§ direct, garment cr drapery. Beware ! Poar !Aszam. In 185 'y ered detes | the ladtfa i are said, to have refused Lo insure pet - | soniy yho used it. . » gara volun 000 chln‘l- are prodnc.d in the UIMI Btates yearly. A, world congress and_exhibition 1 the rubber industry is to be heid in l.qndon next June. the reign of Queen Elizabeth & tax had to be paid on every beard of ' over a fortnight's growth. It is just 90 eyars since the organm- isation of the first Jocal union . ef! printers in the United States, " More 1!h-n % pelr cent. of u-:a r;l‘lu ways, of . Argentina are own operated by Britidh compunleg i One of the coldest mixture hn- is three pounds of muriate of Mme mixed- with one pound of snow. Colorado’s deposits of ores contain- ing metals of the radium group &re the largest known In the world. The making of boots and shoes in Canada dates from 1667 and is one of . the oldest industries in the Do- minfon. ‘Eternal enow” on mountain tops never melts because the rarefied air abstracts all- heat from surrousding objects. THha, exports of American coal to Sweden last year amounted to more than 12 times as much as in the pre- ceding year. The Masonic fraternity alw the northeast corner of the foundation cornerstone. The warmth found in a covering of wool of snow is due to same rea- son—the holding of air in the inter- stices of both. The biggest early rainfzll s Jn the world’s recoid was broken there by a fail of 835 | inchies, or more ihan 67 feel of rain. Halir dye beinz at one time consid- eital to lon, 1fe, some cf compunics In Europe In, many of the larze titles of Chi the-e’ are establishmeénts wher: 1 liy submic to Buvo3 n cut and trelr limigy n order to ext.as pubse con- their eyes t broken,. s for dyeing any | mise; atien, It s only within the lost hundred dye Bireaks, spots. frdes and. ru’) 5| years thal the tomato h-s coms Into material by giving it a_“dred-logl 5| weneral ure as foad. Sime jebple up | Buy "D'*mord Dyes” only. Tell druz- |16 50 years ago refused to ea! tome- silk, or If it is cotfon, linen, or & iz Lure. 18 rich colors. toaf % gist whether your material is wool or |toes, believing that they caused can- cer,- which,” buwever, has been @&is- proved.”