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NEW UAlU ttmALV, TUESDAY, MAY 5, VMo,
New Britain Herald
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only fflfltibl Rri,tM'5niK vve.p.im
in tlia Cu.v, Oreuiattou 1"-1 and
prise room etwaya opn to a.LertlMra.
Member of tha Atnucuitril Prfit.
TV Awe!'! Trffti If M- l'im - ! on
titled to tv una f-r re i.tii.ii' stieti of
all nawa eradttrel to it or net otiu;i ovii
rredlteel in thia rMr a;,J also lo.al
saws pub:nha4 heie.n,
Mtmber Audit Hareim pf t imilntlon.
Tha A. R C. la a n.i'inrN1 o-an:;nT "n
which fui-nlahea ne-v vr-u j t anl m-her-tlaara
v.th a atrieuv- tv-reat ana ' ' a.s e'
elrrvilatlen. Our cir.ii.ntLm f;iti!'!.i.
ara baaed upen tn's Au-it, Tie irs-neii
rrtact1Ti arsmsf (1 iel in p"'int.r
dl8trltuiirfi fifii! pi to b:th nal.er. 0 an!
lecal all truif -i.
Tha WrM t on av a v '
Turk at 1lna:i'a .' s-m-l.
ill re: S--himr. s N'awa Stand.
Brand Centra'., e:nd street.
I:- Sw
Time
Entiin.-e
pmrtT ro.u to 1
w.ATrnnvnv
Motorls's In 'Yat,rbiiry wai'T a :
more direct improved highway lo
Bristol. "For yi-ari travel to tlx
(award, to Mcrldn, Hartford,'
TValllngford, hs ben slow and
difficult," sa.vs th Waterbury Amer
ican. "It is only within recent years
that highway communication with
these places has entered into o;r
ordinary calculation R-istol. the
neareat of all these place., n s-iil
tha moM inaccessible, At la.-t re
lief haj been planned an -1 put Th
in praotical accomplishment. Wlin
ena thinks of going around Ly :
Thomaston and Plymouth to get to
Bristol th absurdity of the s.tua
tlon becomes apparent, Ti e plan of
making a straight road to Bristol
fey ths be.it practical rente ought
to be pushed without intermission
till it succeeds."
There is a straight real to Bristol
"by the most practical route" from
New Britain, but to Va'e rbury it.
la a different story. Motorist from
New Britain can go to Tb omasum
and turn south through the fine
highway through the Naugatuok
TSllcy, or they cn go ;,a riatn
ville and Millda'.e. The latter roue
via Thomaston is more scenic, and
for those autoists who like jn-enrry
with their motoring ill continue lo
he a drawing: card.
Tn constructing roads trrwsh
Connecticut it is ner-ssary to cal
culate the moun'ainous terrain.
The Xrtr llaen railroad betwn
Bristol and Water'uury make the
a me kind of Fhort eul that the
AVatcrbury paper thinks an im
proved road should take. But youth
f Torrysili the Nw Havn has a
long tunr1 under the hills, which
fives an indication of the character
of the country. If the s'ate is ex
pected to build a special highway
'for the benefit, of WnKrhury
through' thts section it Trill he a
rather expensive proer-ejir.g.
denca feetiona, which were entirely
absent nl.en ha bad been familiar
with the city.
nil then ho got liodl of a ropy
of the Herald. Il lul not seen h
copy for years, and, complimented
the paper upon lis (nmllty and
ii'iantify. to him na surprising as
anything in the city, a newspaper
I which b said api'-y reuYcts the
; progress of llio community. When
j hi) bud knenn Die paper j.ars aso
i it was but a smaii nightmare of i's
! present self.
I Vet the thrill evpi-rn-nci'd by this
i former Ne !irtaiint wis but a
'slight inanlfeia'lon of that which
would come to a person oculd be
be returner) to life after being il'-a I
I'll) years. The chances am that a
j T ttaliite-1 corpse of I'm year", get.
ting one look a? the pi ".' ill cuuia
tieri and bow it !,-s, woull im-
mC'ltat'ly lice) ota and de: ot
shock.
.cw Ttttiin ha gone ahead Tilth
astonishing t-i"'-e1 I. past ten
years; indeed, the my has gone
ahead so fast that ad residents ex
cept clilldfii cau g-t a gemnnc
mal Ihi'ill by nianiiu eeiiipari
sons be' ween the irrNeat and a de
cade nc;o; nn.l tlier1; b-,'.e li u
ma'd.ed changes m even half thf'
time.
lliRH KlisnnTS AMI
I III. At 'loMdKII.K
Au'emolMie" .irr.e S'tuplilh'. the
proi-.-ss of p-tlii.s to the "fhore"
'rem N'rw Priitun: but tttey have
also simplui",.i 'hp process r,f return
ing from ti.- te. .hore int'U'eMs are
licit g tls difference! cemnderably.
It former'y was the cusn om to go
o the she,re fer the week-end and
stay overiv.cl:!. As things are now
an automobile party can grj there
'or the weekend, return la'e
on Fa.turd.-iy, and if they iil.e tlie
p'ace well enough to go back, make
aonthr trip '.here on Sunday and
re'iiHi at nlrr'-.t. If gasoline and
wear and tear is not figured, the
parte saves" the expense of putting
up at a hotel or rooming house over
night. What the hotel keepers and
rooming Itium proprietors think of
the- a ut omnhi'.e when used for the;
riuiek getaway does not see prii)
Or It is possible, when at the
shore lo have a tmiting ou' lit and
camp out over night, if the w,a!licr
is sa'icfaetory. This also ope rt"
to the disadvantage of th" hotel
keepers. And it is another pra'ie'.
they do not. like.
Then there are or w il
tn eaon Is further ad'aneed
numerahlo "hot clog" tntvl a'
th.e ronejs. whicii enable
tourists to buy ohear
route, thus interferin
chances for gain of the
prietcrs. Supplying of
W lie
?ro;ri s or t rrv
THKir.I.S VISITOR
If your imagination is in
working order try on a
picture of one who lived 1'
eo suddenly turning to
look ot bewilderment, his astonish-
went at. awif.-moting ve-hi-!e with
it out horses, liis mystiticat ion over
the radto. teh-phone and telegraph:
even railroad trains, a cotiirnon-
gool
men' al
i years
life: The
rlUtoniobiie
meals en
witli t In
here pro
meais to
inters has always b 1 u one ot "''
chief induvrr'ns of shore refort.s. but
it seems that the an' oniobiie 's vr-
satili'y to lake tneir owre
i-,'.-,,-(s where cb'sper fnod P
preeured ac's as a serines deters
to the meal bus.ness and hign pel
at the shore.
Tt-.n nmnist is in a r.eis.tion not.
accept anything '.ht is hand-d him.
In a 'ornier day, when he could not
readily jca'-e the fnore whvn once
there, be bad to accept the menu
or go withou'-and nature is red i
cons' ruete-d a.s to do ".Then' ;n:
,.f..arv interior le-orntions.
On the. it her 1
).i! b.as gre-ntiy i
of vadtors at flmr
crowds are mere
will b immensely harder for
women to get elected to tho gov.
Pi'iiur's cliair in Texas; nnd Iho elec
tion (if wiiite ii to other offices like
w (so w id be hai.b r.
since January 1 (ho Tevas woman
gow'i m.r h i.i gnintoil 5 :.3 pardons
to pi lemicrs in tho sl.i'e- penltctitl
arv. No ne- eiden,. was foutnl n
.any ci'ii, and the governor does not
believe any of the' prisoners were
improperly convicted. Siie merely Is
ferry for them.
"1 am lining In continue parilon
irg priMUn-iH. no mai'er who kicks
or bowls," l0 deciarc. "Have on,
ye rrnics, if yon 1 5 1 1 1 1 U yon ran ex
plain your aetlem.s tu your tiod."
I;y the time thirt iinishy guvernor
-"ts ihrmiitli in Texas (here will be
mi inismiers lift in any of the; jails. '
"' If' i's ' will be tree; Jmid-up men, I
bank robbers and crooks generally!
will hu'e been purified by n worn. :
ens kinliPM and told lo ncofpt i
'ir tr.edom and sin no imnv, Av
a ).a --a lis,- for convicted crooks'
th. re is none l:lce Te xas. ,
The gov iTiini' of Moiph ('moliua'
a f. w yars :ign also g.d this inuhby i
uotioti ,-,i,d tri-id lo close up all the '
ii.s by pardoning the prisoners;
umtlnr governor in the west also,
'ite, It. Neitlirr w ;is rc-o.'c'e,I. ;ut ;
to a t'eiun nho l.s given in.s liheiuy'
without causa or reason, It isn't
necessary for tho pardoning gov- .
erner lo be rceha't' d. He has bis ;
iiberiy. ami the govi rnor can look
out for himself. :
I' should be .stated with due em
phasis that the rclier woman gov
ernor tbivirnor lloss uf Wvoin
Irg - - is not addicted to being aorry
wln-n eriiuinais are locked up and
fhe is not pal -Joning any of them.
Hut the e.xample of Ihc woman gov
ernor of Texas will do more, harm
than can be P. ado up by the good
re-ttime of the governor of Wyoming.
The general public knows fully
there are also sonic poor men gov
ernors, but not DO percent of the
available supply.
1TIKI I Mil, I'AKllvrs
' OX III! JAZZ
In I'aiifortiia. a few v-r-,.s ago
I'riro'hy KMingfon killed Jier mother
'. because the parent attempted to de
ter her from going to jazz dances.
The girl was committed to an insM-
' 'IP inn t-er 'he ir.Hllie, although Ml9
laiiried sh-- was ti,w at. the tim".
The care r eeive, wile viublicitx-.
I'.nt t '-'-o siioiiir cases ee.-yrnig in
Mi 11 in -Sot a villi in a sue); hi'-'.'' IJ..t
at'ained nnn.ii j.ublicity nor much
CeilTllrie lit.
une i;dw,,nd Ma.son, IT. kiib I bis
1 'alio r ari l tried to kill himself bc-
p i p lit OOieeie ,j t0 I lie
Facts and Fancies
BV 1KMIKHT Ot ll.l EN
About all the lining a modern
frock has Is girl.
Youth: "How fast will she go?"
Age: "ilow are the brakes"
Whors they know least about
evolution, they need the most of It.
Most of the Idg fortunes are in
bonds, industry ami litlgadon.
Americanism: Spending It. right
nnd left; wondering what became
of It.
What has become of the old-fnsh-mned
girl who wouldn't uccept ex
pensive gifts?
M - - - - m - - -
MaxsohTvx
BY
kail Jam
To him the greatest sport of all
Was watching players grab the ball,
But still he finds there is no match
ing The art of laughter when It's catch.
Ing.
A philosopher is one vvhp can go
ahead with his work and let the
darned phono ring.
If only they would
grandstand seats as
pi telle is.
well
up the
as the
Ancient saving: "Put on another
one, dearie, i can sec right through'
von."
Futility-: Trying to ma he progress
by selecting new leaders to travel
the old road.
Another good way to s'and 111 with
prominent people is lo furnish ball
for them.
I'lircawiialilP.
T.ady of the house: "But you said
1 If I gave you a good squire meal you
i would do some work."
I Tramp: "Yes, madam, but not
j chopping wood. I am perfectly will
t uig to help you work out a cross
' word pii7.?.le."
! DOC TRAROt'K BVItSTS INTO
SONli . . . AM) ACTION.
'Tis spring, and through my season
ed frame
The sap of Youth begins to flow;
Tim Wander-lust bursts into flame
And 1 must pack my kit and go.
All winter by tho fire I've sat
And listened to that Baldpate guy
And as we've talked of this and Hint
I've thought: "How that old man
can lie!"
The yarns that from his mouth have
roiled
Have filled at times my heart with
hate,
Adventure which he sat and told
As baldly as his own bald pate,
Yet patiently I've let him drone
And heard his recitation through,
Then told some exploit of my own.
Authentic, honcat, real and true.
Indoor hunrls.
"I'm very fond of indoor sports,"
Nun said and. oh, her eyes
Were brighter far Hum any slar
That slilmas up in tho skies.
"And all I ask," Nasi babbled on,
The while my dreams went smash.
"Is that the dears have lots of pep
And also lota of cosh."
--Hurtle! Saxe.
a a
Tho Season Is On!
mar
HV CII.Mtl.KS IVBTKWAJVr
NKA 8"rvlce Writer,
Washington, May 5 Chief Justlco
Tuft of tho federal supronio bench
visited Loudon some lime Hgo to
The ballplayer came storming inlo study Iho Ktigllnl) courts, espedully
A woman who bosses her husband '
may be happy, but he doesn't af- I
ford the happiness. j
Man can t-e reasonably happy lin
er any form of government except
thumb.
Ilnougbl Enough! That lime is done;
It is, as 1 have mated, spring.
Fetch forth my pWols and my gun.
My boots and sad'lle likew ise bring.
Drag down the dulfle-bag which lay
All winter in the attic hid.
Old Paldpate, I am on my way
To HO the things you EAT yo did!
ai.i. in a hay's worm:
the office of our sporttlng editor lntt
week.
"How come," he demanded, flour
ishing a copy of tho duy's paper,
"that you didn't credit me with a
base lilt In yesterday's game. Didn't
you see me knock the cover oft that
ball in the fifth Inning?"
Tho aporting editor attempted to
exnlnln. Yes, he had seen It. Knllure
their bundling of criminal cases. Ho
was much pleased. Wluit particular,
ly struck Mm was that Kngllsli
.bulges simply won't permit delay or
bo bothered by technicalities. If a
mini obviously Is gullly of some
thing, the .judge concentrates on
tlndlng him so and generally suc
ceeds. Then the authorities execulc
sentence and lhat ends II. It's the
adopt here,
to credit the player with a hit in the i (.,od we ought to
box score, he said, was un error a j justice Taft said.
typographical error, '
"Krror my eye," shouted the ball AM thlg j, rrcn,ned by the recent
player, "the ball went over t he j hanging i Kngland of Norman
fence." ,' h'honio, convicted of killing Ills
Dale C. Hnrriflon. sweetheart, Klsie Cameron. The l
(Copyrlght. 19S5. Reproduction l'"or- j,.-no was bo purely clrciinisliintial
bi'i'lcn-) jtbat. even lite prosecution admitted
ilt was impossible to prove guilt be.
lyond a shallow of doubt, fir Arthur
it'onan Doylo led a strong effort to
jsiive. the condemned man. on the
ground that he was being railroaded.
He. was hanged nevertheless.
25 Years Ago Today
From Taper of That Date
"Good work," is the comment
beard In Washington judicial circles.
In fact, the Impression is so favor
able that a meeting of legal lights
I T.ow den:
"Try Again."
"That FI'N SHOP Kditor
! e,,t ivarlc the inke. I mailed him.'
A l ick town is a place where no
hodv works on Sun-lay except the
cook. ,
There are s;;t.r,4: things you don't
need, all of which can he bought
on the easy. payment plan.
Mi
How
that
look!
s. Low ilen: "Just as I f xpeeied!
many times have I told you
you're, not as funny as you
Joseph G. Taylor.
A Tew n, ore we-d.-s and school will
he out ami dad will be ashing where
in thunder the car is.
There's always something to make
vou suffer in spring." If it isn't
chilblains, it's love, or rheumatism.
Wasted Time.
The Kditor of TIIK FI'N SHOP,
after gazin; at one of my jok"S for a
minu'e burst into a roar of laughter.
"Ah!" I cried, "I see you enjoy It."
"No!" tho Editor replied, "I- was
laughing because you believed we'd
publish such stuff."
William !'. Michelfelder.
The High school hitcr-cluffl field
day will bo hebl Saturday afternoon
at, the Herllu track, each athlete I
who w ins a point being given a place I
on the team which will meet Mori- be ing planned here for the com
rlen next week. The dual meet will ,(,,,. summer to consider changes in
be the third between the two school, 'the federal law which will make
New r.ritaiu having won the previ- j convictions easier to get. Tho mo
ous two. 'incut's backers have the English
The only two cases in tho police ! m0,pc in mind, if they can get it
court this morning were for viola- j through congress, they hope state
lion of tho lantern law. One man rKir,iat.,. will see how well It works
had failed to hang a lantern on hnm, win imitating it.
"lc ! Now, on the strength of several
i years of my own observation of
ut s
lire-, jously
What
a t ci-
od to
few dajs
uih. hi'.l-d
-n.
jazz life
riliie hold
Lady Oeeliva was outraged. "My
Lord." si. Id .she. "you should have
made your proposition before I bob-
I'
ll
WOUili!
1 1 'rot "
1 re.
l'L'N
don't
t this
yourscif,
"it. w
5-entem
ih'ar."
s all l
"Don't
said the
fault."
ted by
Associa:
Inc.)
d Fli'ors.
titling Kewanl.
Kounheim-r: "Well, dear,
reived my first check from
i-'HOP today."
Mrs. Kounheimer: "You
really mean it !"
Kounheinvr: "I do. The Editor
sent me a dollar to stop contribut
ing." V.. A. I.'iehardson,
rubber-tired carriage, whip
olher one was a bicyclist.
K. W. Stearns was elected chair- I
man of the Berlin republican town j
committee la.st evening.
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs, John
Medic, fell on a (light of stairs I his I
morning and almost, bit his tongue
in I wo. Dr. Martin took sev eral
stitches in the wound.
Although there are 25 backs In
the city and the money for iheir
registration was duo on May 1, City
Clerk Thompson has not ye t re
ceived a cent from 'his source.
C. II. Harrett and T. F. Heady
represented New- Kritain at the
meeling of the semi-professional
baseball league held at the llanford
bot-T Saturday. New Britain,
Meriden, Wallingford and Windsor
Locks will come into the league.
The local (earn will be composed of
Zimmerman, Dan OTirlen, William
Bennett, Crowley, Graham, Camp
led, Degnan, Dawson, Brae and
Harney.
Mrs. William Stevenson will sail
for Knghunl aboard the Oceanic on
May in, remaining away about two
months.
Captain F. II. Smith of Co. II wan
catcher for the veterans' l-eam which
defeated the active meinhets of (lie
Hartford "Uy Guard Saturday after
noon in a close baseball game, fj-l
to ::i.
"English Justice," as a correspond
ent In London, 1 want to say that It
doesn't seem to mt to be all It's
cracked up to be. It works fast and
smoothly, but at tha expense of a
lot ot snap judgments. I wouldn't
liko if 1 wero on trial on a crim
inal chargo. And, In this day and
generation, anybody Is llablo to bo.
t a a
A notable case, in my time in
London, was that of tftlnlo Morrison.
Theo had been several murders In
tho Whim Chapel district and no
arrests. The police wcro beginning
to bo criticized. Then there was an
other murder. Somebody simply had
to be caught. The police brought
In Morrison. Ho bad a prison rec
ord. On that ground, the Judge set
Ittm down ns guilty. But right In the
middle of tho trial one of the con
stablesIt was al! police evidence--broke
down and confessed the whole
thing wua a framnup. When ho
broke down, more broke down. Tho
rase collapsed. The prosecution
threw up its hands. Well, the Jury
convicted Morrison. The judge sen
fenced him tn death. Kvcn for L'ng-
land, that was too much. There
was a howl. Very reluctanly the
i government commuted tho sentence
to life Imprisonment. Morrison a
doing time yet, I suppose, for a
crime there absolutely is no reason
to think he hail a thing to do with.
The Knglish get convictions, yes
because they're- not too particular
whom (bey convict. Tt may be true,
In this cuntry, that man actually
guilty of somo crime finds escape
t easy for tho public's good. But
In F.ngland, once accused of a capi
tal offense, he'd better make bis
peace with his Maker, whether
guilty or not. Personally I prefer
the American system. I may he
charged wilh something some time
myself.
r to
to b-
to
In
ders
tte-1
i pe
cord in Ilr.
! c,f the country
of them,
here woVe r. ! i
during 'he firM.
most of ih"tu ee,i
M-entfl. From Vr,
re comm'.lt' d
i 5 and JG. T
.: is that only thr
he murderers a
iinl ll'l'l. when
mure inclined
p, nab y to
n o r e
'I CI
of nearly
would th
prr-hira
rs m
place in the life
sons now living
with wonder.
If the man reu-mng to 'if
100 years of death chanced :
been one of the, earlier yet-
what is now New Britain, lie wemd
not know the place. But it does
not take a person of j' y ars or
ne turning to life in tim imi:ina
tion ot lh living 'O met with such
changes as 'n undreamed of a
entury ago.
Within the pa-t no-k a rr'"
who formerly lived m New Uritsm
was motoring through New Eng
land. On a pieasant morning iie de
cided to visit his c 1 heme in this
City, ijeadlng hero from Hartford,
lis happened to be motoring down
Wells street. Glimpsing the stately
liBOwn as the State Normal
j pre.
to a iik
the ant'ono
'he i'Cal
ie. rts; but. the
-icpeinh :.' of;
mniedanons than wax
,v. If tr.ie.s arc i.o
ting a' one res-o: .
anotiie r wbhiii a ,
r can eb pa-t ai'O- '
one-e th''-
to an au'oisi's li'
he fm motor to
rea'onab time, "r can 'b i
eel h r. II" frequently doe
p.sy
If
.'thee
gn'f bri
be S-lffie
try te
throngs:
enough
in town
DAYLIGHT S VYING
AM) (.Oi l
, ,y - stock a'-uni'.'s
. , - ,- .-1-,-,'i";!,' saving svsl- tn
t ;r ,'xis-s "!' " : 'o tive olT.ce
,rs and eftVi
pn f e n h y el t h
all th" '
workers w!'-, '
lav'ichf satiej
ause ,,e r
t unity to
ernoon,
ives and
ale-SCO
to give
murderers,
a ib-'-ided drop in mur
,,ty. In )5-'r' fully I8
wi re - xeeute-d in Cbi
tiL' that v. hole year t here
1 ;i murders in the city,
t - prcs'Vt average 'f a
:iny. Then hangings ib'
el in It-IJ the re w ere !
a...) in I'i-I there vve-re
-use m other crimes was
Am-ri'-an e.pin' s
to have tlie. right
s wliCthei they
I nforttmat-ly ' ho
) ! . t v o tneued into
e (Vjtlli- elicut I-eg-.ed
the recent bill.
Withhold Decision on
Eclectic Doctor's Bill
S'arutoi'd. May &. Ce-mpcrarotifn
I'oiunii'isioner K. T. Buckingham of
l-irielgeport yesterday afternoon re
i rved his decision on a bill for $o0
offered by Anthony Cameo of Stain
ford, en .-eclectic physie-ian, for at
trii.iir.t Anthony C'himbole. The bill
va tippi'sc-l by the Tr;
suranee -pinpary on the c
Ciirnpo was not, a regula
' ph'sieian, The cuninis
: serve d hi decision lint'
P.
-Mi
', el-rs lu-
rround that
i licensed
shiner re
aper Cam
pos appeal had b"en disposed ot n
tl'.e supe rior ceiurt.
Commercial Treaties
With Spain Renewed
Madrid. May The
eomtn-M e-ial tr-
i rrtooKiN(
i.
1 PoI'v'f Mother. -1' a w
Saw the tears the bride w
ding.
"Why ehou'.d Lucy cry'.'" si
"My, h-v eyes were just as r
Polly answered with a smile
"I spread or.iotts in the aish
Bel
li.
I Poiiy, leatiimg how to sew,
I Couldn't seem to make it go;
i Prick- d her thumb and broke her
' thread:
j Final!" gave up mid said,
i "If I'v e little ones to rear
They'll go naked, Mother d"ar."
Frances D. Slack.
led the
latunhiy
1 to 22.
'hnpsoii
for I he
The Frnklin &rf de-fe-;
Church streets at I we ball
afternoon at I'e:lt Swamp, :
Freddie Ward and Johnnie
were the efficient battery
J-raiiklin .streets.
The High school baseball team
defeat,,, Holyokc, l"-n, at. Electric
ITeld Saturday afternoon. Tim visl- '
slic.fl-1 tors have defeated Trinity and Arn
jhers'. and (he locals fee proud, yet
said; I "iy m gate receipts were taken
REGULAR MERCHANDISE
at Substantial Reductions
FOR DOLLAR DAY
One lot of Women's Patent Strap rumps, tQ
were ?6.7." and S7.')0 Dollar Day )eJ0OJ
One lot of Women's Black Satin Pumps, dQ Qf?
were ?7.r0 Dollar Day j)U,OJ
Women's Gun Metal and Patent Colt Punip?
low and Cuban heels, were ?6 Dollar Day
Women's Patent and Gun Metal Pumps,
medium heel, were $7 Dollar Day
Women's Tan D'Orsay Pumps with front
ore, were $8.50 Dollar Day
One lot of Women's La France Brown Kid
Oxfords, were SeS.OO Dollar Day
One lot of J. & T. Cousins Oxfords, were
$10.00 Dollar Day
One lot of Women's Cantilever Grey Suede J Q "7C
and Log Cabin Pumps, were $12.r,0 8 DayipO. I O
One lot of Gi owinff Girls' Black Suede Pumps tf A J C
4?Tr OU
$6.00
$7.50
$4.85
$6.75
d!"
II. Tice
in. And tne visitors were paid $12.
William I. Martin has purchased
Dr. C. W. Clark's chestnut mare,
-iS'l1,:. This is one of tiie best
bred mares in the city.
Henry Capon has been elected
second assist tui! superintendent of
1 he City Mission.
were $6.00 Dollar Day
Misses' and Children's Smoked and Brow n
Elk Oxfords, were ?3.-0 and $1.00
Women's Sport Hose, were $l.9."i.
Special for Dollar Day
Women's Silk Hose.
Special for Dollar Day
SLOAN'S SMART
78 WEST MAIN ST.
$1,69
$1.00
SHOE!
Opp. Burritt Hotel
i
in
n rice n
aty with Spain has
tor a full year, with
m.tiuuaf ion in op' iu
unless ' ith- r Spain
Stat-s gives thre-r
of i's denunciation,
t- s under the egi'-e-
limut r'-ached hm obtain, d ad (he
a haulages ac-ord d Great Hii'tiin
r.v Sn.-iio in tin r'-cent'y tcuelU'led
It e-r
b.-e-n ex', lid
an imbtinit'
'ion afterw;
or the Flip,
nietitbs' iie.i
The l ni-f -1
pile
school his surprise
nounced tha: in
ent room arm
aei-omm oda'
and there v
golf st-el s a-
not to f' S
id er tn
iy
Observations
On The Weather
V
the
But
w a.s forced
his ivsy into the r.ty. The -iy
streets of his old home town
seemed changed and bo could not
find his way about.
He went to the Burritt hotel and
Wtt 0 surprised at the evidences
of moderni'v that pe could scarce
ly eat. Later, while motoring out
Wefit Main street toward tlie Shut
tle Meadow section he became so
kewildered that he got lost twice.
While in hat section of the ct'y
lis noticed the sky-s. raping Chil
dren's home atop "Ozone h'ights,"
and no'.iced how builders we re en
gaged even in building up tho -h.
et the hill, on land which -was con
'sidered worthless fn he -"as a
boy. When st the fo-'t of Arch
Stmt he no'n-d mu'li'ude of
paw stress tha- did not tv.st m
ths pH W- r'v ""'
rsirber. s'nd 'n sf'irrs bad
tweelttcd tft. tcucn. m
h-mand.
, ry sma
e who benefit
pay g
enti.ge
and
ldll'ge
kind of
do with
motoring
uarden,
oute
the
i.or ?
x' ra
.ir
,! pri.pe.i-i"
by ilayhgh:
a inigiey '
m any
port. What
hour of .lev
fami cs i
nnrt :
ill'
t and '.V
V.-dlie.il
, .st vv ill j.s,
lor Las:-
ind W'..
W, dm 'ode
May
New
el n-S'l
i,. Fore.
Kr.g.utid:
day; siigbl-
Ire-Sil West
V
Vo'k:
av . slignt-
tsh l.oltli-
Commend Tenn. Assembly
For Rejecting Evolution
Memphis. Tonne see c. May r..--Ih
out ions eoinmei-'dii'g Oov.tnor
Au.stin I'eay ami the Icr-h'atini- of
X,-.,nessee for enacting inlo law- a
Htl prohibiting the t-chir
e-oiutinn in the schoo's iii :ii(
w-re pdi.pt. d durii.g yesterday
siem of tlie annual .-einventioi'
world's Christian Fundament;. ;' 3-
boe iil' ion.
: The rcs'.luiie.n t-rtned tie ,-ou-
tion 1 t-i- r-vv- "lltl.'e ieriMfie- .'il 'I nn-
Ctivtian" anarciii.-tn: an 1 peie-ii
ria-mualistic.
Till, 1DITOHS (.ONSIP SHOP.
este relay w- made announce
ment of Till". UOOK.MAN I'ltlZKH
tor BUST HFMOltOFS I'OKTRTf.
A total award of $'J,Vi to be made.
J125 for a period from June 1 until
Dec. IS; $l-j 'or a period from De
cember ".6 to May 1, l"f;6.
There will be no change 1n the
attitude of the Kditor of TIIK KIN
?HOI' 'o-.varl vcrac.
Wo want, as always. the pe.t
humorous verse, that which is most
rolliikng, has the humorous tuis',
nnd combine poetic presentation
ih keen values of Jiunior.
As always, yon have no restric
tions a-, to .subject or treatment.
KXCKPT not to writ" titat w hich is
tinieiy. ; eiigions, or political.
Fur' her ile-talls lomorrow.
BLOCK FILIBUSTER
of
state
ses-
' the
Till: MtlltTIXti t.OODs COl Mi lt
Tough it oh.
driffi'h: "That's nl.ou' the saddest
looking hud pup 1 ever sa-v."
.lohns-in: "Cnr, vo l l.Sam him?
H- 's m.'i'ent for a l as- l,ail team that
ne ver '' ins."
- H. F. Vonnolly.
up
rt.-,
ov -
tht
eai -I
the family
tiiik.-r ai"
I.OVI IIM'U "1 TIIXA-
SOHRY 1 XAMI'II
,.. f the w-ah-st fhi'f '
IV
of
r, 1 1 y
I'l
nt
time- is t;,i
of T- S
h.-r in! to ,
to women
one of the
co-.e. nnrst '
rue 10 a- t
a r, ilea'
"hi' ori
h ijeinr .-us'
. time ut H
rnor
e is
lirianl F'-reason
e.irir more tioin
niiitic onpoMtion
Having b' ' u
,,. n lo aliaiti to
mi ,n nbp
Con ie em:
.-: A consnb
i.i.s ccurnd
! vs '.v ith 1 ae
, ,' ' ': i - ej let iiri -u lice : l -.t
nioriiina uvr Sow Hng-
. . i s -r- g- n.-ral in the
I mi-lite Atlui.lic and
., Mtc-s and over m-
ous ,; ' I soiiliiern A - ,
.Sul.iiorma! ti m-
,.r s iison of the
in, t : i. tic ii.tir in-;r..s-
'ipp-r Mis-
I Nsi.-v ' t n ' c e- Snovv
h is n...-iii.g at 1 iul.it h
,. r Mh-m :a,i.
,,i -or tins vi.initv
. r o r v. i- h l.ffl er
i i.o-oihiy tro't lo-
Cu O. P. Is Victorious
In Branford Election
Ilraiitord, May a. Tin urniil.l
borough election was b-bl
! iss
to lllgll
carry out
i-ebl at tli"
11 yetorcay witn r.-p'ii.ii--.ing
a eh a n . e p. Those
were: Warden. J.vviri V.
.1.
lie
Morton: buit-.-ss. ..
P. Alfre d And. me
t p asur. r. Harold i
Ilatoid 'I. llnlduin: I
Daniel F. Daly; bailiff.
M.-ke-.
h I:. Smith,
hn Ne.s"r:
I'V ii ; cl rU,
i-.ilecte.f.
William J.
t.v miiati.
When vou a: ;se. kick
about nothing.
Then raise oiir band
heaven i i promising you'
your v He's orders.
Then proceed to keep jour child
ren nt arm's Jengih.
When you g.t to the otllce jump
on whtener Jo'-sn't keep busy.
Th ut toe e-ed to bend yourself to
,h mmpietion of your tasks.
While you're at it do what you can
to expand your hia-mces ami stretch
a. point if some clerk just happens
to do one thing wrong.
As r'oeing time approaches run
ever what you've accomplished dur-
-t-s
p'r e
tbe
Kiel
eph .
TV'
' ?'
Iiuir i
It. MUM. IN HAIKANV
r.n gina, M iy S N'wfpa-
.. I'-y-, lei'ln report one lul-
enntr-e kt'lel sv,d an'-'her se.
o r - d m ,i f. j'it ne.a r t of
;-; i .lugos'av isn border b'-
t v'n mr.gr Mtl Bulgarian troops.
i!firs mi x to him:
The Polish Jtucice s M. n s asso
cia Pi ui will lie Id i's erst annual ban
quet ot x:?,i ihe-to' k Tics lav eve
ning. May ft. i'l Hie liur i 1't hot- 1.
Th" speakers will i.e Lalpli Uonld.
setr. taiy of th" fban.hir of 'om
iniree. and Paul Fla.-k of Fpring-ti.-'d.
Tiiere vil' -.e nrisic and n
prcL-ram of rnte-t,,ii.n-eo'. The
romniltte e in i ha vie rein-is'; ot
lleniv Cie;-ynski. Mw''y .1 Tra-'S
hi. V- A f.r-'.-V.r.v 'V i i"f"'r Cie.
I.edS-li and Ihtir; Ma.'ev,.-? The
if ten nw h,i about ir"e mm
he;s. i
ing tne
in.
pa'i.nc lire 11 't
thank v
day.
a' the house, evtrcise your
and when ifs tim" to re
voar vote' to the ebbs and
our stars that you're a!ie,
N. M. Levy.
The lanwime.
"p ayinr golf i said to be
heart O'n v mi get along
t ad fer th
in year" "
S'anh-v. "I nnu, lot b U! prired.
P daicei-ous enourh when you'- a
o ing M,w and ft meeting a )iM
Jam en 'he links."
J. F. Hoe.
Memphis. Tenn.. May 5. Vice
President Dawes has in his own
hands a ready remedy for fhibtistei-s,
one of (he evils he has a.-eailed as
rtromot'-d bv senate rules, .Joseph T.
Pobiri.-ion of Arkansas, minority seu
a'e lea b-r. de-ciared in an ad-lr'ss
today before tne Parwood Manulac
t ur-i-.s' association.
This remedy, he said, is to reverse
an o' i ruling of a previous s.-rate
presiding ottieer tiiaf a senator is the
judge of whether h" i.s speaking to
ill question during the debate.
"It i not surpri. irig 'hat one pos
sessing ti e t.-inp. -rani'mt of ice -President
1 vines should manifest dm-p.-itie-nee
to a tilibustrr In de-bate,"
said Sena'or Hobin.-on. "... No
r'nango in the written rub's of the
serate is n-y.'Sf. iry to prevent Ir
heevant del'a'e. I'ar'ianieiitary pror
i'i .lure everyvvh.-re eenteinplates that
a speaker shall limit his remarhs to
the suh.'oot under consitleiii'ioii. Tiie
difficulty grows out of the failure
of the presiding officer of tiie senate
to enforce this l ill".
".Some y .j-e ago a presiding of
ficer he!,) that while a senator must
sp-ak to (lie subject, the senator is
the sole jmlg-. of when be is doing
tha'. . . . AH that is n--.-ssary i.s for
Vioo-Pre.-ud-nt Daees 1o -to jowl
wliat presiding off te. r.-: in either p:n-iiam.-otary
boles do vvlnn a point
of order is raised that a senator is
, not speaking to the aaiii.it -ct before
the senate, i' the point of order
should be sueiaiu. d. a majority o'e
would be r. (juire.I to enable the s- u
a'or to pro.-eed.
"W hy should no! the occupant of
li e (hnir reveree tlie foolish pree-e-d-'nt
r. 'eri' d to and put the onus on
the iiri i.-.rii y of the senatP for nn
j.fossary delay due to irrelevant de
bale; s iong as snyc'iie speaks to (he
i-sue initnedistcly under considera
tion there can be no t. ibuster in th
,.enw of preventing leg-jilatien which
th msjori'y desire to enact,"
YALE FLASHLIGHT $1.09
Large Size, Nickel Case, Complete with Battery
CURLING IRON $1.00
2 Year Guarantee
TUNGSTEN LAMPS... 4 for $1.00
23. -10 and 50 watt
TABLE STOVES $2.00
6 inch Diameter; Regular $5.00 Value
FLAT1R0N $2.95
Regular $1.00 Value
TOASTERS $4.00
Toasting 1 Slices at a Time; reg. $8.00 value
i BOUDOIR LAMPS.... 2 for $5.00
Regular $4.00 Value.
r.e of th dedl(es' r mrme 0" , a
th- g afhopper is a puratits csii?l p
' me; mithid. ' 1
Barry
19 MAIN ST.
& Bamforth
PHONE 250 Ii