Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 13, 1921, Page 10

T D e FAIR TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED AND TOMORROW " 3 Y - PRESS DESPATCHES SATURDAY, AUG. 13, 1921. i mifnutes. aulding. 2 i But there were about 4,000 less farms i /Single G, driven by Ed.Allen, was PO I | it Connecticut in 1920 than there w NSTON OUTPLAYED WILLIAMS |paced by two runners. He went the first Norwich, Saturday, Aug. 13, 1921. {0 110, e dgires Tatne She b el ENT | Guarter in 29 1-2 seconds, the hall in coms IN SEABRIGHT TOURNAM h pared with 26,815. Of the total of 23,- ® 59 1-2 seconds, the three-quarter in 1.29 WEATHER 655, there were 19,666 owned by the op. | Seabright, N. J., ~Aug. 12—William| 5 and paced the last quarter in 29 1-2 Cohlitions erators In 1920; and of these 18,369, M. Johnston, San Francisco, member Of | seconds. —_—_— were full owners, fe, owners of the en-|the American Davis Cup tedm, today| ‘It wa the third time during the pres- in th mh‘:\lzlaw:l mev:n s.‘lumy‘ The supreme court’s opinion ordering | evervday practice. No reasonable: objec- tire farm and 1,297 were part owners, | optplaved R. Morrls Williams, 3nd, of{ont Grand Circuit meeting that time rec- n the n ntic states 5 NORWICH, CONN., at EAST HADDAM, CONN,, will serve a Special Sunday Dinner 5 o or hired additional land. There. wers | Boston, also selected today as. a Cub fords' have been lowered. On Tuesday and Sunday. AW trial it Ui loage iof iMas Richonl | Son oot be made to'the admission Of |} 1" state. 1,040 managers. of farmg | plaver, In the final of the Seabright|peter Manning seta new world's trotting Sunday, August 14. iy ‘n:.!e!r:‘\zo:“il':; mr'cxli‘;kw:r‘ &‘:dx:nre‘r;x S PDow testified on his @irect examina- [in 1920 as compared with 949 in 1910, Lawn Ten:ls and Cricket Club shingles, ‘r)é‘wrd“lo;' Sigen .nld T;ew:;n: lwulr: Native: Siidilers; Tibobers: Wrigh Vegéitarics . Mverything tie North of Sandy Hook—Moderate i - tion ff that he was the — 6-0, 6-4 - % e mile in 2.00 1-4. The former reco g g Best. winds mostly west and northwest and T g Bicn el s B L e bile. in_ which the | COMMISSIONER BLODGETT Williams was unable to get started in|was 2,02 1-4, made by Ublan in 1909 at THE PRICE WILL BE RIGHT. partly overcast weather Saturday. | guperior court in admitting certain parts|plaintift was riding when shot. Upen LOOKS FOR LESS TAXATION |the first set. Johnston piay - | Columbus. San Hook to Hatteras—Moderate of the testimony offered at the trial. Al-|cross examination . for the purpose "of though the supreme court opinion, which |showing that he did nct use. due care forceful game which enabled him (0] ‘yyitp gix races, including one heat of B g offictals 3¢ washington are | gy the net. Williams was Weak O8|ijo" 210 pace, unfinished vesterdas, on was written by Justice Wheeler, finds er. | he was inquired ‘of as to whether he |revenue can be produced and sl ac. | e P30k TARG o ston becomes sc- | IS Card:. the Taces were decided on’ the Forecast ror and orders a new trial. the $25,000 | knew that the United States entered into | complish a . material reduction in the Z};r T i s e South New England—Fair Saturday|damages awarded the plaintiff are not|war with Germany in April 1917, and |amount of tAxation adeording to State | O w A few fine rooras left for the remainder of August and the month of September. $20 per week and -up. Write at once. variable winds partly overcast weath- er Saturday. two-in-three -heat nlan to complete the! = ——————= program today, Starting of the day's (Cares) 2 1]in for the bout Witn Tendler at the Phita- i i i . It was won for the first | JAlEHTT (0000 b Sares)” ¢ Sop oF | ut Witn B et 3 s 7| found excessive. “The damages awarded|of various steps taken in connection to- | Tax Commissioner William H. Blof | er of the cup. . ang, | [Acing was delayed an hour because of{Gay Forbes (Erskine) .. 1 3|deiphia National league ball park tonight.: and Sunday, cooler on east Massachu- | 2" nusually large for this jurisdiction, | ward meeling the military emersency. | who returned to Hartford Thursdsy fom | 0, i 1919 by William T. Tilden. 2nd.| the condition of the track as a result of | Baby Ginter (Whttehead) 4 2| The fight was indefinitely postponed last: LS S but if the jury found thete facts proven, |t was also inquired of as to whether | the national capitol. . Commissioncs Bioq. | Who*did not take part in last night's rain. Judge Wilkes (V. Fleminz) 4|Monday when Leonard disiocated a: Observations in Norwich and they reasonably might have done s0,|he knew that other cities around Nor- | yatt pointed out that the decisien of s | toUrnament. The free-for-all pace. the featurs of The Bulletin's observations show the | we cannot hold the damages awarded to|wich were guarding their water supply Sid H, Lady M: umb while training. 1 shall refund the money.” Glassman announted, “when Leonard signs to box: ollowing changes in temperature and|be excessive,” says Justice Wheeler in|with armed guards at that time. = All of rometric changes Friday. the opinion. these inquiries were excluded because e _ Williams' showing was disappointing. | the getaway card, went to Hal Mahone, | Grattan and Billy ATk ““,;‘:;m‘:m‘;‘em"':fi“ He made only spasmodic eflo;u fo stem| the- favorite, but not until three heats Best time 207 1. ks ¥ c- i £ jan’s forehanders ? - 3.07 ommend the elimination of the excess | the, fide of the Californian’s for e 2.14 class pacing, purse $1,200 (second | Tendler in Philadelnhia for, the original X i v hrough his court. Poor| - waler Cox and Tom Murphy h Sromst ek i RT “ ’ 7 The opinion rules that the evidence of |not cross examination. The ruling ‘Was |profits tax. effective January 1. 19s) | that swept tl ity easnl et | endlarn Eaitni i ; 13 m .. : ;: gg:ig Edward MeNamara, one of the plaIntiffs | rient Jould. probably. mean an. Inorease. in the Tizmennin Do d”}:’-m:gfi‘!"g droyé thelr fourth winners of the meet-|Hal W. b g, by Hambrino Hal | i S i (1111010700000 70 30.p [ witnesses, in regard to the mental char-| For. the purpose of showing the mental [amount of manéy the state would other- ;‘"‘:‘m;e“:‘fio e alieate CAnkt ok Ll e T oentnd, Mda Fleteher,| (Jump). . ) -1 Dawels to Play Plainficld. : st B angertatics and :dispoeition of Mtei dha craracteritics and S\ip?ft:’.:‘c\?(:é e Tisé have callected under the income | 15 STMPIN Ly LAY, Cing ball, proved [iréve. Carmielit Hall 1o Vistary prhnY Dover Bov' Giafiow) - 211000 2 3| sunaay at the Battéerounds the Du- for iday—Probabla BRI who shotMiss Richmond, the guard, that:he pas i Ltax law. A . G b Carmiel! 7] Jilly Landis (Wickersham) ... 2| wels will cross bats with Plain< 0 Friday- bal not have been admitted by the superior|poor judgment, excuab}; and _ug:fixfl:: fi;l The . federal law permits corporations Y:iui\\f t.‘nl :1‘1::! axllg;wflnfiz\:fi'fl ;:'ulnin:::l' (‘a‘:ad: f:r‘xlelcln( r;fu”?‘nc(a.n- Princess M (Whitehad) os 5 6. field team. Fuller will be on the mound for Friday—Fal court.. “The ruling admitting this evi-|as a guard, the plaintiff, against the to deduct tiéir excess profits taxes from | Lo D 1o . Canada, aicy L. was| Nina Direct. Worthy Dolly, Anna Dav-|and Multholland will do the backstop r for tday—Fair, Ver¥|dence was erroneous,” savs the opinion.|jection of the defendants ‘introduced the | their state returns and hence the state | 1S inanimate work in =, Iespect leispended by the judges for 30 days to- idson and Doctor L aiso staried. el ey B o o o v warm It cannot be. held to have been harm-|evidence of .McNamara that shertly df-|is not'able to.collect anything on this Knhns;"mc total of nets was and his|day for a;llAgpl] improper driving of the | Best tme 2.06 1-2 of men behind them will give Plainfield oo ey less; on the contrary, this evidence Was|ter the shooting of the. plAIntiff he'drove | smount of the federal excoss meofrs ang | o0 14- mare n the frst heat of the 110 pace 25 o il give Plaioncid 3 g quite likelyto have a potent infiuence in| (o the reservolr and was stopnéd by | War profts taxes had not been. deduein vy T e £ LA R e SR [ e money. Plainteid [ Sun Tl Tigh | Moon | the making of the verdict. as the court|Matrl who asked him what he Was d0- | on' the state retirns in 1930 the rrr | MATHEWSON HA . Summaries: A S MANAGER CLAIMS I | theic Uheun as, et a Fises | Sete || Water || Sets, |in its charge referred to the evidence of |ing there and on being told by McNamiara | would have réceived $529,961.21 addition. HAPPIEST DAYS IN HIS LIFE| 2.10 class pacing. purse §1,200 (unfin- LEONARD'S FORFEIT MONEY| ¥ gt £ v, (Standard Tiwe.) McNamara with emphatic detail. he was just out.for a drive Matri, ' speak- 3] tax. Of course the amount will be Saranac Lake, N. Y., August 12— |ished—three heats Thursday): Philadelphia, Aug! 12.—Phil Glassman,|has been on the Eattlegrounds this seas " | 5. m i & m J p | In partthe opinion, which covers a|ing brokenly and appearing much xeitéd | mugh les¢ for. this_vear as the corpora- | Christy Mathewson, idol of the baseball|1ucy, L. blk m; by Dallas M., manager of Lew Tendler, ler for | son. The game will be calied at 3 p. ms - - | score of typewritten pages, is as ®offows: | raised ‘is gun and said T am a-g00d | tions of the state will not show anywhere | fans in the United States for amny|JF (Collins and Valentine).. 2 1 & 1|the lightweight championship of the | sharp. o5 | add8] meror s astentan the fallure of the iaind A0, BIORATRE I e SEsAEe Bl as 1hay difin 192, Years, passed orie of the happlest days|LAYYer Swit (Gray) i, 5 1 2|world. today announced he had claimed 337 11,88 | court to mubmit to the jury the issue of | This evidence was a species of chafacte — of his life-here. today—his forty firat | JeSsie RIEES (V. Fleming) .. 1 4 7 3ithe §5,000 forfeit for Leonard's| A good bluff is often more effects €01 1143 | whether the defendant city was engaged |evidence. The ruling’ ads i esl: LODGE NOTES e eter. Oliver (Morrison) ... § 2 2 ro|failure to appear here (oday and weigh| tive than a bad act. 508 | Morn. ' in the Derformance of a governmental | dence was erroneous.” It'cannot be’ H¥ld rihday—he told riends tonight - |95, 5 onguie: Hametast, peter Mo ‘ 6.09 034 | duty ut tne time Matri, the guard at |to have been harmless: on the cOMMRAFY | wooypps “woonap oo ot e R s e Fnd Sl b biA b .03 1.23 | the reservoir ®hot plaintift, If it be as- | this evidence Was quite' liable, to. have ; g W AMERICA |ants Club, who has been here for| 'Bust time 2.07 1 —_— Six igh water it 13 low sumed that 'thg defendants are right in |had ‘a potent induence in_the making The next méeting of Tonic Camp, |more than a vear because of an attack 218 class trotting, purse $1,200: wed b of tuberculosis said he was feeling bet- | filda Fietcher, br m, by Petor the L s ither tie, second de- | of the verdict, as the court in lts-charge | 7694 Will be held in Steiner's hall o o ;2:: i?a.:ux:r:\pmpaelrl; eliminated from the | reférred to the testimony of McNamara Tu@sr_‘ap.d evening. A large attendance is | ter than for some time‘past and that| : Great (Cox) .... ........ ™ TViLY |case by demurrer or if not that the issue | with empliatic deta. The ' defendant | oXpected, as thero are several new mem- | he hoped for a complete early recov-|Edna Forbes (Stokes) ...... TAFTViL 1of governmental duty did not néed to be | moves to set aside the verdict because the | Bers_ to be adopted. The by-laws of | ory, General Knight (Grady) H. Thompson and daugh-|afirmatively alleged or that sufficient 'damages awarded are excessive. -The | o T :‘_ r:::bebwn( r};anzod‘ s”n thac |~ Mathewson spent the day with Mrs.|Klio (Pitman) ... ..... S Mrs. Hasowell Thompson | evidence upon this subjsct was introduced | damages awarded are unusually - large | 9fcers or members of the paid fire de- | athowson and their son, Christy, Jr. | - Binque, Wiggine Worlhy, Georgie Te-| | returned affer spend- 110 make it nocessary to submit ,this |for this jurisdiction but if the jury found | PEFUmMEM who have before been barred \pey”went motoring for half an hour |gina, Miss Zada, Frankiin B, Legal Boy visiting in Athens, Me. question to the jury in accordance with |these facts proven and they reasomably s society can now become ben- ot e i in the morning, Mathewsen chatting|and Sister Scott also started. | cetden trip was made by automo- . defendants’ requests we do not aink |might have done so we ‘cannot hold. the ::5;-’; :‘;‘:’&;n aa‘::; ;\}Li 'hi“;?:ie“‘:" and laughing with friends on the street, | : Best time 2.08 1-2. ithat the trial court committed harmful |damages awarded to be excessive. There gl men. | “iAn enthusiastic angler, Mathewson | Free-for-all pacing, value $1,5310: - fr and Mrs. Fred Dugas and family |error in failing to make such submission. error on the appeal and a mew trial Stom . said today that he is awaiting a chance|Hal Makone, b g by Prince s sc callers in Willimantic on, When a municipality is engaged in the |18, ordered. YIS 46 et lout. 1 ia. woords. Fiis; aalth | & ATROLUHRL ACRde) <\0..c 2 4--2" 1 1 on performance of a public duty for the pub- Clan Graham, No. 251, held its regu- S Sanadro (Geers) “eieas 1398 ' - " " | has improved to such an extent that ‘4 3 me between the local|lic benefit and not for its.own corporate | pyNES FOR SIX MERCHANTS lar meeting Thursday evening in Pythi- f o5, D permitted to take an auto-| F¥iSco June (W. W. Fleming).. 3 3 3 PP Tl sing con- | profit, it will be immune from liability = = DINAN an hall with Chief George R, Gifford S 5 - Juno. (Murphy) .... .......... 4 4 4 ar s causing FOR VIOLATING ORDINANCE di 43 & word | mobile ride every other day. =S b e k among the fans in the |for injurles done in the performance of | 0% WORIERE QRO CLT I | presiting and four new. membrs were Best time 2,01 3-4. 5 i wk for a favorable out-!such acts. The defendant city was not | 0 5 were igned ia ¥ the officers. In the enter- 2.12 class trotting, purse $1200: - g e o e ched. | ongaged wpon such a duty. at the time |in the polies court at New London Thurs | tainment period, Alexander Tinlayson | SENT WELCOME BY WIRELESS |(urmeiita Hall, br m, by Walnut S the plaintiff suffered her injuries. In col- |3y charged with violation of tie ¢ity | gave a very =4 = e 5 - Yo simeresx:n: account of the TO MLLE:. SUZANNE LENGLEN Hail (Murphy) the villagers are preparing |lecting, distributing and vending water | ordinance prohibiting the blocking. of | visit of the Scottish football players to| New York, August 12—Wireless mes- | Brusilofl (Pitman) .. “»":/\ :{ln?:.r“e’nr:f it \nxgx engaged mg performance of acts Mew&:ki T":,"f,”““:'] l‘c:‘g:i:kl :‘;\: Canada and the United States Hel cages of wexcomi were sent tonigat to | Little Dick (Tallman) cs, ‘others have plan- |done in the management of its property | counsel, Attorney Morris Lubchanskl, en- | had seen some of the games they played |yt v C9TE ACEE ST (OD R IS Sis Bing. (McMahon) . as rights for its own corporate benefit ftered a demurrek to the complaint. the | here. : ; e D A2 bialls™ Anibeodk; D ager people are to |or profit-and that of its inhabitants and |state :joifed the Gemurrer and after.d | The clan decided to.omit ita next reg. | [FO00 CREUE 0T RRC COIS O TS o cail on the Thames |for injuries caused by it through its|hearing six of thehaccus d e l‘h ular meeting in August and will not i mm_;‘_mg e e YStemmentn Prince McKinney also started. of next week. negligent acts. it cannot plead -govern- |Suilty and fined $5 each while tie ‘other | meet again until the second Thursday et PR d hi) Best time 2.07 1-2. " villagers are to en-|mental immunity, so that upon the con. fseven were acquitted: o | in Septomber. B e o Sireting was Sent! | 214 class pacing, pures 31200 (Arat ng at Oce e Mon- { ceded facts In tals case the question of e merchants ere Johypeh Yy presic s. ick ¢ Qivision) - T mexe a.;.n‘:;h,:“m',c;s z,\einm«-nlz'] immunity ald not arise in |0ls, G. B. Lfitcrnno.g 'l;nu s :'«m':;.flé PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY "L;‘efl b;‘“ei Pa:'"ATem!? A(S:S‘Ca”';n The Airship, b g, by Barongale nd automobiles the case and we have mo occasion to | Chris Kersenges, A, Scher & Co. an The pienic of Pomona No. 2 and Po- | 31d another by the American Commit- has a nies Jooking fleld | consider the ruling upon the demurrer, | M EfIcRSRY, e ATl | mona No. 6, Guinebauz and New Lon. | te® for devasted France, for the bene- of Quality GINGER /Fi'f‘ ALE 5:)),,::7: s J0S. CONNOR & SONS CO., DISTRIBUTORS, PHONE 390 % Sniber it 0 . Steve Kersenges, Peter V : - - fit which-the French racquet star will ¢ fodder corn in the lot behind the |or the other claims made by the defend: : : ko don, will be held at Fisher's Island on At . s son, Morris Gorchow, Abratam Shapiro, v, st 25 ° y play a series of matches in September; g e R e chnstot elturigan. viaNovwht 7 Laan SElionskysasd Mantatpes - e B dREE, New i P12 S expected that Mlle. Lengien ln th P . P . e or e e reseraetrs” ™ | Gication. * Ground & of the demrer ta nin in presenting the accused fhformed | Ty (G5 et Y R3S (21 | tomorrow and. Sanday for tho eponing crease the I'urchasing Fower of Your Money By Ira X 22 el the complaint s that case ralses the pre- B o };i‘fi"’;;:“;“&f Tarty there will be a reduction in the |of the women's national championships At This B- P F M k . S Ol'l NOR-GICH TOWN |, ot andvas termied ana G |10 the paee b civacns, snd buplg S| Fie” T Bopen were wil b 2o 10| ut Foreat Ml X. ¥. on Monday. 11 ig Pure Food Market—Six Stores In One o close of the First Congrega- | best Rk Sotteitr: ing viclated. He pointed out that about| n,on 5o don't trust it. Miss Eleanor Goss, fifth e the st nal prayer service Thursday even-| Complaint is made by the appellants)® Year ago the police had made a num- Chewder and coffee at the Fisher's Is- el S e 2 ooum, h L 5 I5- | jonal rating, who yesterday defeated ehapel, the | of the charge, “And the Board of Water | DeT Of arrests and that following a court | janaiand grange hall, otherwire basket | \yc o0& V2, 08 rOe8 9000 S0 3 o hearing at. that time, the merchants had{ jynch. Probably speakers, but sea bath- f 3 | Commissioners had the power to employ | MATINE Rt FEE PR RS ERETEE S 3 E , & Bath- | Champlon: e by Mias Helon | the superintendent with the power |refrained from placins their merchand. | ing and amosement features anyway e gave her a farewell| fereln before set forth.’ The claim of | the prosecutor, tney have grown careless Rk e s DOWD SCORED TECHNICAL P iss Lathtop leaves town to- 3 : y ned upon the ccity's Tt to take up her rést-|Wiwe: ot acts of an aubuorized agent | 2nd sraduslly encroached upon;the o N e e S KNOCKOUT OVER JAMIESON New London. of the city since are act of Burnap in |PFPETY. Grange No. 172, P. of H., held on Wed-| Boston August 12—Dan Dowd of this he class presented he ind~] employing Matri as a guard were un- 3 : nesday evering there was a large at- | city scored a technical knockout over = e e o 27" auworized by the board of water com. | FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS . | {0%or FUHHE, e Bng Geveral vis- | Ted Jamieson' of Milwaukeo tonight " which she is held by its| Ne POWeT to preserve, protect and manage INCREASE CORONERS' DUTIES |jtors from other granges. Five aslica- |when Jamieson quit'in the eighth round S 14 BY 15 the water supply by the emoivoment of | Upger a section of the motor vehicle |tions for membersiip were received and | of a scheduled ten round bout. claim- a guard without the approval of the |joye of this state, added at the past|two members were ballotted on. An in-|ing he had injured his left hand. Both were served. Miss Lathrop long | COUrt 0f common vwuncll. The superin-| cession of the general assembly the le- | vitation from the Pachaug grange 1 |are heavyweights. Jimmy Fruzzetti of Borpalloging?. . nrop lON8 | tendent's duties were particularized in | ga) duties of a coroner in connection Wit | attend their meeting on August 18 was | Brockton was awarded the dacision el wt e First Congregation- | ine evidence by having tre finding as t0 { an automobile accident in which a per- | accepted as was an invitation from the over Johnny Clinton of New York and hurch as an active worker and|them in Hourigan vs. Norwich supra |son is killed are materially increased. | Stonington grange for the following even- | Boci o™ in "0 Tounds. e Eaufer be greatly miss-|incorporated. This specifies that the Su_ |1y is no longer legal for sach an official |ing. Routine buginess was transacted t 2 the commu- | perintendent has authority to hire and EXTRA SPECIAL Fresh Churned MOHICAN CREAMERY VEAL—VEAL—VEAL |BUTTER............Ib.45¢c Milk Fed—From Nearby Farms o SHORTCUTLF.GS.......Y.. Ib. 20¢ EGGS Dinner SHOULDER CUTS VEAL .... Ib. 12V4c Loins and Rump Pieces to roast . . . lb. 20c i ey Blend VEALCUTLETS ..............1b.40c| . . D COFFEE VEALCHOPS ................ Ib.30c it & the social hour light refresh- merely to certify that the medical ex-|after which the following program was |gINGLE G ESTABLISHED NEW has resited practically | discharge. all labor. Whether the Doard | Memeirs reeor Hies it i Stkes Ton: | samenten voosl ‘sdlon " i Rsh; | 51 ESTABTISHED. NEW VEAL FOR STEWI ound 25¢ all her life. For a number {of water commissioners had authority o | tar wenicle eammissioner is & true copy | address How Dlants .Breath, Mrs, Belle SEASON'S PACING RECORD NG-....o.c..1b10c Every Egg Good he cient teacher in {authorize the superintendent to employ fof the original, as has been the practice | Worthington; address Lands of South North Randall, Cleveland, Aug. 12.— va r schoel, Norwich. Matri for the purpose of guarding the | of some Connecticat coroners. The law | America, Mrs. H.-A. Pukalius; solo, Mrs. [ A new scason’s pacin grecord for one states that: “Every coroner shall make | H. Richardson; paper, Treatment of To- |mile was established today when Single a finding in respect tc every fatal accident |mato Blight, Mrs. Grace Fowler; read- [G. the veteran horse, equalled his mark within his jurisdiction in which -a-motor |ing, Mrs. John E. Fanning; reading, Mrs. |of 159 made in Atlanta last fall. The vehicle is invnlved and shall, within a reasonable time thereafter, transmit a certified copy of his findings without charge. to the commissicners of .motor vedicles. There are some coroners in the state who have made a practice of doing thi following their investigation of fatal a cidents, but there are others who have contented themselves with simply certi- fying that thé report of the medical ex- aminer sent to the commissioner’s office is a true copy his does not comply with_the present law, which becomes ef- fective July 1, as it is distinetly stated that the coroner “shall make finding.’ This includes a statement of the essen- tial circumstances connected with - the accident and an official statement as to how the . victim met death. es W. Chapin, and daugh- |reservoir depends upon whether the s Margaret L. Chapin are ex- |charter gives to it tis power and it is turn today (Saturday) to|of ccurse esential that the mode of ex- n Town street, atter pass- | &7Cise of the power prescribed be fol- th relativ Cew | lowed B relatives In New | e detendants rely upon the provision and little|in Sec. 85 of the charter that the board are passing | all make by-laws or regulations’ for ceks in New|the preservation, protection and manage- 5 g ment of the water works and that these shall be binding when approved of by n the court of common council. So far as before their return to their|the record discloses the council has never ashington street. approved of any such bylaws or regula- ford Austin La-|tions. The logic of the defendant’s claim | would compel the position that the board wedding trip of nearly | had no authority to maintain the water have located in their | works and to previde help in its care rtment at Charlotte | and maintenance except wita the approv- al of the council. But the reading of Bernard and|all of the provisions of the charter shows L. Yerrington, |that the legislature did not contemplate ave been attending the Plymouth |50 impracticable a management and op- nt for a few days this week, haye | SFation of the water works as. this course would involve. Sec. 73 provides'that they - Edna Catherine Herbert, of | Shail be forever maointalned by the said cONKmOTIOIT A wold, is the guest for a week of |b0Rrd of water commissioners. under the x THE MoHICAH COMPA LEAN i SALT _ PORK b, l4c Boneless, No Waste—Best FRESH BLOCK ISLAND = - BLUEFISH ..........1b. 25c RIB ROAST BEEF ... Ib. 29¢ 3to5kh.average STEAKS |SWIFT'S GENUINE| CAMPBELL'S | PHILA. CREAM SIRLOIN, ROUND, o Pork and d O 0 e o sy et O ' T oy Ut | s o o e e o 49 BROADWAY PORTERHOUSE |, G%AME b Beans CHEESE oryich Are Scheol. e Berbet xo:| ™5 % e of retn an evience were | Sarns o Seim ke et s || LIQUID. CHERRIES, $1.25 Value Pound 29¢c |LOINs LAMB 1e 2 for 25¢ ne 2 ICE CREAMDROPS ........ to Roast .. .. Ib. 28c NATIONAL m of Fine Arts, Bos- | 3 The piamiifts’ witness Ptoher tes- mn @ scholarship. CREAM MINTS, Assorted .. ... CHOICE CUTS |MEATY FORE- ISCUT inea CHOCOLATE MIXTURE ..+ ovusvnrnnss dhs QUARTERS, I, 18| g CO-S Pineapple o e hn| S s 6 o st | Jspaiese Forelgn Minister . SCurT CHOCOLATE WAFERS, $1.00 Value ........ ookies NOMAM PUNCH NOUGATINES ........... Corned Beef ;‘?&C}f")‘{’?“sm 12k JAM .. Ib. 25¢ tion he was asked whether he had taken ho .vU of his cousin Hen- |other photographs showing a fénce extend- \ 59¢ CHUCDEATECHIPS™ ... .. .. 00 L D B SHOULDER = ABMOND PATTIES:. .5 v v i i AR Pound 10c |SHOULDER ~ |'NEWLYMILLED | CALIFORNIA & i s Rolled Oats | sunkisT 2030 Mrs. Yerring- | ing across the road and also photographs BONBONS i ain 400 10 RIB ROAST 51bs. 25¢ | Prunes, ib. 28¢ NY | HEAVY CREAM Jar 19¢ Ro: few with the former's relatives, will join his family there for ADS FARM OWNERSHIP Northfield. Y ate cross examination but its exclusion ANTIC did not materfally harm the defendants. olph s registered at|They could tave secured .these phote. Lake George, N. Y. |£r2phs and Wid them in evidencd if ". Congdon and fam. | 'Y had decmed them of importance in | s at Onset, Mass, g v Phoggrsd g st oindf d The same witness was on redirect th and Ethel, of Stoningten were |25Ked to describe the reservolr as to PRV A7 by its surroundings and attractiveness to of other permanent objects in the road- way. This appears to have been legitim- SALTED ALMONDS ...... ICE CREAM—ORANGE ICE 15c PLATE ; NATIVE stay in Lebanon wi Tege, 2no™ With Mr. and|gsciined to permit the exception to be teia noted because no objection had been i = f‘:':‘[‘flfi‘x’: noted. The trial court was in error In v “|its understanding of the record. The s i answer was irrelevant and irresponsive Bave returned to New York wr|2nd should have been stricken out. But 2 L | SR e 60c QUART IN BOXES TO TAKE OUT FRESHEILLED 1Beef .. Ib. 20c| Passtiocon TR o . cw ot trienda.at ping | roquenly visked"the reservor o ses I TEA : \ i ; i Erumbick vas st o | S 08 SO a2 e \CES SPECIAL FOR 71 TOML - |omckeoast | Cofiees ek THESE PRICES SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY Ye Chocolate Shoppe Pound42c |Beef .. Ib. 16c| Percemaseot | Watermelons butter fat LEAN POT Pound 15¢ Each 45¢ Lean, Susnr Cured . 8 e ’ the subject matter Is too inconssquential v Roast, lb 121/ C = e ey ey n town Wit Mr. and} o, sromients, rmetul ssror upen! 49 BROADWAY SMOKED 2 FRESH, LIVE Sweet Miss Fose Waitiey of Kent spent the| The Dlaintiff's direct examiation pre- . g Wi ceeded as follows: bt 5 Py v g3 Q. You are not able to earn anything e St fouat suath g}r ‘°“‘ '“‘; at vour business? A. Practically nothing. ep vy Haiatoa Nr. an Q. How are you providing- for your- 3 i Bk caSon. self? A 1 have been staying with my ‘_.\::"&mt!:;" — ::“yg,[.uf“fn:‘;i; cousin the last two months—relatives. Erandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ham- | o ¢ P2YIDS anything are you? A fiton o b a The second question was objected to Miss ."‘:: “:f’;‘ e ‘G‘l""flhem< as an clement of damage and exception . 18 su iss Gladys Pen-| was taken to the ruling admitting -it. 4 4 These questions were corroborative of lie Driscoll is spending some st questi i i time &t Ol Orchard, Mer ang raome | the frst question upon this, subject SHOULDERS| Haraburger | LOBSTERS | POTATOES Pound 18¢ Pound 16¢c Pound 45¢ 3 Ibs. 25¢ FRESH FROM OUR OVENS SATURDAY SPECIAL 2 LIGHT, GREEN SHADE ELECTRIC READING LAMPS = time e 014 O e v et WAS $15.00—SATURDAY ONLY $10.00 Coffee Rye Raisin Coffee | HOTBAKED = e her former poonpation UM 10 PUT | gy ount Uchida, Japanese Foreign Hartferd.—Fraudulent collectors, alleg- Cake ‘| Blend | Bread Blow Beans BROWN 15ceach | 9cloaf 12c loaf | 15cdozen | Bread 4. The plaintiff testified npon her di-| Minister, who figures so prominent- HE RWICH E I CTRlC CO 3 ‘:a s time to be redmmaun:hm;mal rect examination as to the amount of | ly in all discussions by Japan on T NO . E . . ricklayers' union, and visiting the homes | the hospital BIl and the bill was then | her attitude toward the Disarma- 44 of bricklayers when the men are away,|laid in evidence against the objection 42 FRANKLIN STREET have appeared in the city, it was report-|and exceptton of defendants. o teropoied |84 to the police last night. . The course taken was the ordimary,| Facific Cenference. St e i R o B e