The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1922, Page 15

ena hua ten eens piace CONNECTICUT NEWS NUTMEGS an Office Holder Believes] ®24 almost succeeded in Biting off eral terms. , “to the Victorious Sex Be- te. long the Spoils. i (Seecial to The Brening World.) WATERBURY, Jan. 6.—Women have gained complete control of the Town Clerk's office here. Miss Dora Magan, who defeated Town Clerk Robert Palmer in the recent election, took office yesterday, and her first act was to fire all the male assistants. ‘Women were engaged to fill their laces. As a mark of deference to the ‘ jer sex, however, Miss Egan / wameed out cigars to all who called at her office, Chicken Thieves Betrayed by Hen Whose Life They Spared. (Special to The Brening World.) MERIDBN, Conn., Jan. 6.—“She's a layer; we'll keep her for eggs,” re- marked John Marjewsky of No. 85 Veteran Street to his friend, Alex Mezro, when they found a hen in a ‘ in C. F, Hutchins's coop in Ken- ‘ington at midnight. So, carrying six dead fowl in a bag and the live one wnder John's coat, they tramped two miles to the city. When they were pessing Patrolman Quinn on West Main Streot, the “layer” squawked, A race ensued and the policeman won. His prisoners were fined $25 and costs | each and given ten days. Twice Trapped Mink Gnawed Off Two Legs. (Spectst to The Evening World.) ‘WOODBURY, Conn, Jan. 5.—Ben Rodman, a fur trapper, yesterday caught a mink in one of his line of| traps, which had no hind legs. Where | the legs should be were healed-up | |, stumps, indicating that twice during its trap-laden career, the mink had found itself caught in steel jaws and | man of the committee, one of his front legs when Mr. Rod- ‘man reached the trap and killed the biped freak, No More Room in State Farm | for Women. | (Special to ‘The Evening World.) ! HARTFORD, Conn., Jan, 5.—A re- port submitted to Gov. Lake by the Board of Directors of the State Farm for Women at Lyme shows that for the past seven months it has been necessary to refuse admission to this institution, and that the new building to be opened soon will not accotnmo- date the needs of the State except for a limited period. The parole, system at the farm is working smoothly and the report gives an optimistic agrount of the other features of the instifution. ' Woodrow Wilson Foundation to | Have $1,000,000. ' (Special to The Rvening World, HARTFORD, Conn, Jan, 5.—The Hartford Committee of One Hundred for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation has been found to number more than 150. The Rev. Willis H. r, Chair- ounces final plans for the foundation “Dollar Din- ner” at the Hotel Bond Friday night. Hamilton Holt, editor of the Inde- pendent and nationally famous as a writer and lecturer, is to be the speaker and he will outline the ‘history and scope of the foundation. It is planned to establish a fund of $1,000,000, the incor rom which will be awarded each year to the person who has done the greatest service to public welfare, Liberal thought or peace through jus- tice. The idea is similar to that of the Nobel prizes, but is to be @ distinctly American institution, sald Chairman Butler. It !s hoped to raise about $36,- 000 in Connecticut. | Well-Known Man Dies as Result of Auto Accident. | ‘— (Special to The !rening World.) Henry F. Seaver of Rocky Hill, who each time had escaped by gnawing Mpthe imprisoned leg off. The animal HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. was injured in an auto accident near his home, Sunday afternoon, is di the Hartford Hospital. Treasurer of the MEN’S UN PRICES, UNION SUITS WELL KNOWN LEWIS EMBRACING EVERY WOOL AND SILK AND GARMENT, AND ONE EVERY PURCHASER. OFFERED IN THREE Values 1.50 to 2. * 2.75 to 4. “cs ToktmDaniell, Broaaway. An Unprecedented Sale At Less Than 4% Regular Prices WE HAVE SECURED, AT GREAT SACRIFICE THE ENTIRE MANUFACTURED BY THE THERE ARE ONLY 600 GARMENTS IN ALL-- TURED — FROM THE LIGHT WEIGHTS TO THE MEDIUM THE “LEWIS” UNION SUIT IS A HIGH GRADE SIZES 38 TO 44 ONLY. 4.50 to 9.50 at. ION SUITS SAMPLE LINES OF KNITTING CO. NUMBER MANUFAC= SUMMER AND HEAVY WOOL GARMENTS. THAT WILL SATISFY LOTS AS FOLLOWS: 50at . 95 mat . 2.18 3.25 . THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922. Meshing Company of Hartford and a member and secretary of the band of the First Company, Governor's F'oot- guard He was prominent in the order of American Mechanics and was Coun- cillor of the Charter Oak Council sev- sesses a brand of humor which the foremen asid they enjoyed “far more than the dry line of bunk ‘Binstein’s Theory’ which the Yale Professor handed out last week.” ———<——— of Tracy's Pond here to-day, Dum- Schott was skating on the pond in a lonely section of the town when the feo cracked and he plunged into the water, Penik, the only other skater there, went to his rescue and the ice broke under him also. The two men made desperate ef- TOO LATE. (From the Philsdelphie Record.) “The acquisition of wealth dosen't bitions,” Breeder Raises Fowls Twice al- forts to climb onto to the tce but it] Ways gratify a man's re Ordinary Size. broke as fast as they tried. Bercler aa (@pecial te The Evening World.) was passing in his car and heard buy a lot of their cries, Tying one end of a long rape to a tree and the other end to one of his legs, he walked out to the hole. and pulled the two men to safety. NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Jan. b— Guy Fuller of the Blue Hills district, 9 prominent chicken breeder, says he has discovered a method whereby he can produce @ variety of fowl much larger than the ordinary. According tu Fuller he produces turkeys and chickens double the size of orainary fowl by means of tabloids of the pineal gland. He says the doses are odministered along with the ordinary esn't want them." Town Character’s Oratory Better Than Yale Professor's. (Special to The Evening World.) WATERBURY, Conn, Jan. 5,—Ora- tory reached sublime heights here food. last night when Willie Quick, a mu- Saves Two Skaters Who Break the ‘Chase "Pordiien'l Auscclatine 68 Strictly Fresh MIDDLEBURY, Conn, Jan, §—|©?nducting a forum. 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