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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

dnes odpoledne strelba zacala
Sc ozyvati celem Ballymaca-
retskem distriktu. Nakladni au
tomobily pine vojaku a polici-
stu poslany ma misto, ably chra
Mill delnlky, coz Sc Jim daf-ilo
az do utoku ma poulicni karu.
Take V jinych castech mesta
doSlo ku strelbe. Blize d6lnicke
llstredny jeden klerk byl usmr-
cen ma miste a jiny muz TAX
tezce zran6n, re pozdeji ze-
mrel. Behem odpoledne jeden
konstebl stfelen byl ma sew.
Queen ul. a tezce zranen. W.
buchy Ityto udaly Sc V prvnf den
CO Ulsterska ylada, utvofena
zakonem minuleho jara, uja-
la Sc svych funkci.
Behem strelby casne rano jed
ma kule prot'ala plynovou rou-
ru unikajici plyn privodil
|smrt tri osob, James Macon
deyho, jeho zeny a netere, KITE
II byli premozeni We spanku.
DneS pozd6 vecer diva muzi
vesli do jednoho domu ma Pott-
niger ulici ma vychodnim konci
Belfastu a zastrelili muze jme-
mem Malone-a. ObzvlaSt' ma
mireno NELL utocnici ma hostin-
ce, jichz nekolik prepadeno.
Londyn, %. list. Ones kona-
ma byla dlouha schGze kabine-
tn, ma niz jednano o irske stu
aci. Vyrozumiva Sc, ze premier
Lloyd George nacrtl program
jednani, jejz chysta pro kon-
ferenci sc Siren Jameson Graf
gem, Ulsterskym premierem.
Nasledkem choroby Sir Craig
sotva bude moci prijeti pred
ctvrtkem. Jest mono, re ma te-
to schulz Sir James bude "a
dati uverejnenf veskere korres
pondence, jez byla vymenena
mezi vladami a sinnfeinisty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
ZELEZNICNf UREDNfCI
ZABITI.

Phoenix, Ariz., %. list. w.
Fl. Oliver Los Angeles, inze-
nyr pacificke divise drahy San
ia Fe, prirucf vrchniho inze-
nyra pobfeznich linii one ze-
leznice a ctyri JIM divisijni IL
rednici teto drahy byli zabiti
dnes, kdyz motoroya inspek6ni
kara prekotila Sc tri mile Sc
verne od Wickenburg, Ariz.,
ctyricet mil severozapadne od-
tud. Nekolik osob bylo porane-
no, nektere z Mich vazne. Pfici-
nou neStesti bylo, re naprava
pfedniho podvozce zlomila Sc
ma ostre zatacce. Kara sritila
Sc pax S naspu osmdesat stop
vysokeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
NOW UREDNICI v NORTH
DAkOTE.

Bismarck, N. d., %. list. -
NejvySsi soud statu Severni Da
koty zamitl dnes zadost peti po-
platniku dani o zakaz proti
statni scitacf rade, ably nesme-
la scftati hlasy odevzdane pri
zvlaStni odvolaci volbe 90. rij-
ma. V teto volbe byli zbaveni
uradu guverner, generalni ma
vladni a komisar zemedelstvi a
prace a ma jejich mista zvoleni
r. A. Nestos, guvernerem,
Svenbjorn johnson generalnim
navladnim a John A. Kitchin
komisarem zemedelstvi a prace.
Pri zminene volbs byla poraze-
ma TAX zvana Nestranna Ifga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
V ZAJMU REFORMY V CINE.
PODNIKA WASHINCTONSKA KONFF.
RENEE PRVNf PRAKTICKE KROKY.
JEDNANf 0 PODROBNOSTECH OMEZENf ZBROJE.
MI DNES ZAHAJENO

Washington, %. list. Vybol
ma Pacifik d dalekovychodn
otazky obiral Sc dnes profile
mem, jak dopomoci Cine k pl
ne samosprave. Ia trvale inici.
ativy americke delegace, vybol
rokoval Zalezitostech omeze.
nj ma administrative samo.
sprawl Ciny, Sc zvlastnim ere.
telem k duchodGm.
Ma navrh senatora Under
wooda z americke delegace, by
10 rozhodnuto ustanoviti pod.
vybor, pozustavajici re "a
stupce kazde Z dewitt velmoci
ku zkoumani fakt, kteryzto
podvybor podal by pax svoji
zpravu plnemu vyboru.
Toto jest prvni krok k III
skani svobody pro Cinu, zeim6
ma We v6ci ukladani ella a spra-
vs. jeji ddchodd. N6ktere z
ttchto otazek byly kamenem
tlraZu od tech dob, co Gina
prvne Sc sblizila Sc zapadnimi
narody.
Cinane sami jsou toho mine
nj, re hospodarsky vyvoj Jest
pro ne nemoznym, nebudou-li
tVom6na pouta, jimiz zeme je-
itch. Jest sevfena. Gina tvrdi.
ze az dosud il bylo upirano
pravo ukladati clio, jehoz w
81 az dosud urGovaly cizi moe
mosti a to m6lo "a nasledek
nedostatek duchodu a uvaleni
t6zkych danoyych bremen ma
domaci obyvatelstvo.
Gina, vzhledem k ziskavani
dGchodu, jest We zvlaStnf stu
aci. Cd I. 1843 byla beze svo-
body jednani V urcovani ella
ma dovoz vyvoz zbozi. Jako
vysledek opiov6 valky Vel
kou Britanii, Gina V r. 1843 phi
jala celni sazbu 5 proc. jako
east smlouyy Nankinske. Tech
to who'd dostalo. Sc b6hem ca
su vsem narodum, nimiz CT
ma uzayfela smlouvy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

nejistoty V myslich Cinand,
PAX jest tn tinska vlada can
,tonska, ktera tvrdi, re V politi-
ckem smyslu ona vlastne jest
Cinou, Zemepisne hranice, iak
je naznacila, neliSi Sc podstat-
ne od on6ch uznanych urady V
Pekingu, avSak snazi Sc doka-
zati, re poSledn6jSi nemaji
prava mluviti jmenem Ciny We
.zdejSim vyjednavani.
Historical, narodopisna a
statisticka data jsou hromade-
ma We velikych spoustach ma
d1kazy ruznych tech hledisk
a otazka tato slibuje byti jed
nou 2 nejpalcivejSich V konfe-
renci.
Cd ieji zodpovedeni, pravi
Cihane, Zavisi, zdali Rootovy
principy znamenaji mnoho ne
DO malo. Zaruky obsazene V
t6chto principech znamenaji
mnoho, zda-li Sc vztahuji ma
cele to 1zemi, jez Cihane po-
vazuji ia Cinu. AvSak zname-
naii pry malo vice nez-li mic,
zdali Japan je povazuje "a po-
uzitelne ienom k te okleStene
Cine, bez Mandzurie, Mongol-
ska a Santungu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
0 PODROBNOSTECH
OMEZENf ZBROJENf.

Washington, q. listopadu
Jednani, iak vzhledem k dale
kovychodnim otazkam, tax
omezeni zbrojeni Slo volnej.
sim tempem, kdyz delegati pre-
Sli od vSeobecnych sm6rnic
podrobnostem.
O problemu pozemniho zbro
jeni bylo uvazVano M
ruznych informalnich konfe
rencich b6hem dne a schizt
plenarniho vyboru byla svola
ma ma zitiek, V ocekavani, IL
francouzsky premier Brianc
fekne posledni slovo vZhleden
ku stanovisku sve vlasti VIC
otazce zmenSeni armad. Vyro
zumlva Sc, re BRAND 81 pfeje
ably otazka tato dospela ku sts
diu formalniho vyiadfeni kon
ference pred jeho odjezden
do Francie.
Vzhledem k omezeni ma
morniho zbrojeni vymenovany
nahledy mezi jednotlivymi de
legaty eXperty a pGdy naby.
va mineni, re V koncich sucas1
meme mocnosti shodnou Sc ns
americkem planu.
Jest mozno, ze planu ma o
mezeni namofniho zbrojeni dc
stane Sc iiste poZomosti "a III
trejSi schulz peti delegaci
jez tvori zbrojni vybor celku
ale vetSi pozornost nepochybnt
bude soustfedena ma otazku pc
zemniho zbrojenf nasledken
bliziciho Sc odjezdu premiere
Brianda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
co NAM BYLO MESTSKYM
AUDITORIUM NADRO-
BENO.
Pulmilliony vydej ma vydrzo-
vani budovy nem1ze byti nj
lterak sehnan.

Z1roceni prostaveneho kapi-
talu, piaty zrizencum ostat-
nj yydrzovani m6stskeho au-
ditoria bude stati kapsy poplat
nIku jen $4,000 denn6. V roz-
pcctu ma rok 1922 objevuje Sc
jiz polozka pozadujici $269,-
1910 jedin6 ma mzdy zamestnan
Gu a Ma nakup nekterych v6ci.
Phi odecteni moznych priimi
ze sjezdu a ruznych atrakci
zbude zaplatiti mestu kazdo-
rotni schodel prave pulmilii :
Inovy. Budova by musela bytl
uziyana po 250 dni roce, coz
Sc zda byti tenn nejv6tsim op
timistum nemoznosti. ably IN
denni pfijem $4,000 mohla By
iii spravovana bez v6t5iho schod
ku.
Prav6 ohromna rozlehlost
'budoyy i drahy najem budou
prekazeti mnohym podnikum
m.stnosti najmouti. Dale nut
mo potitati, re bude museti
Auditorium slouziti pfi Waste
.neckych a dobrocinnych PRIZE
zitostech upln6 zdarma. Dnes
.nema vubec nikdo ami zdani.
jak Sc "obchod' utvafi. il
stym jest, re eXistuje malo pod
.niku, ktere by Sc molly uvaza
I'll k placeni $4,000 denniho ma
.imu odborni znalci a mana
gerove Johna McCormacka
pravi, re vice jak 5000 "a We
Ger sotva bude moci n6kdo "a
platiti.
Manager budovy Sam Scott
d0Stane rOcne SbOJO, JehO ash
stnet $4,000, kustod $4,000,
klerk S24OO. ttyfi stenograf-
ky -6400, hlavni strojnik $4,000
pax cely stab pomocneho
delnictva az k pruvodtimu,
ienz bude tuto zajimavost u
kazovati cizincum "a rocni
plat $3.50.
Kdyz byl mayor Fred Ko-
hler, jenz meSka Columbus
vcera tazan, jake stanovisko O.
proti probl6mu nov6ho audito-
dia zaujme, odpoy6del vyhyba
We, re Sc stane mayorem teprve
dne /. ledna re bylo by tudiz
predcasnym Sc o tom zminoya-
ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
PROCES S ARBUCKLEM.
Stat skoncil vyslech vsech
svych svedka a cbhaj joba
zapocala.

San Francisco, %. list. Kdyz
obzaloba byla skoncila svuj pri-
pad dnes pozde odpoledne '
procesu pro zabiti Roscoe C..
Arbucklem, vyhradivsi 81 pra.
vo .predloziti dodatecne svede-
ctvi Ultra, Gavin McNab, hlav-
nj pravnik Obhajoby, uGinil "a
hajovaci prohlaSeni pro Arbu-
ckle-a.
'Dokazeme, re Arbuckle ne
byl V hotelovem pokoji vice
nez deset minut Sc sleGnou Viz
ginii Rappe-ovou', pravil Nc
Nab. Arbuckle Jest zalovan, re
zp6sobil smrtelna zran6ni slet-
ne Rappe-ove, filmove heretce,
We svych pokoiich V hotelu St.
Francis 5. zari.
George Glennon, hotelni de-
tektiv, byl prvnim sv6dkem
pfedvolanym obhajobou. Soud-
ce nesvolil X zadosti McNabo-
We, ably detektiv opakoval roz-
mluvu, kterou mel Sc sleGnou
Rappe-ovou po affere Y Ar
buckle-ovych pokojich. Pred
zahajenlm soudu obhajoba o.
manila, ze Glennon uGinil w
pov6d' distriktnimu navladni-
mu, niz pravil, re sletna
Rappe-ova nesvalovala ma Ar
buckle-a zodpovednost "a svuj
stav. Pc rozhodnuti soudce
Glennon byl odvolan re svede-
cke zidle.
Ostatni syedci vypovidali,
co Jim bylo povedomo 0 zaba-
We pokojich Arbuckle-ovych
a jeiich vypovedi celkem Sc ne
lisily cd on6ch, jez ucinili pfi
predb6znem procesu pred poll
cejnim soudem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
DCERA ANCLICKEHO kRA-
LIE ZASNOUBENA.

Londyn, %. list. Zasnoubeni
princezny Mary, jedine dcery
krale Georgia. a kralovny Ma
ry viscountem Lascellesem,
bylo oznameno dnes vecer. Wis
count LascelleS cfta 80 roku We
ku, princezna Mary "a. Snou-
benec nabyl vzdelani ma Eton
kolleji, po vice let zastaval
dulezita mista V diplomaticke
sluzbe a slouzil We svetove val
ce, niz trikrate byl ranen a
ziskal briticka i francouzska
yyZnamenani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

tonards ulici a Zde dvanact o.
sob poraneno.
Smrt tTi osob uvnitr poulicni
kary byla privodena plynovymi
vypary. Celkem deset osob pri-
Slo o zivot behem vytrznosti
vcera q dnes.
Utok ma poulicni karu udal
Sc ma Corporation uici. Delni-
ci Q lodenic vraceli sc ze "a
mestnani do svych domovi. Sc
zastavenim prace V lodenicfch
a velikych skladistich V $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23

ko by Nemecko dosud melo Get
ne arsenaly vypravene k vyro-
be valecneho materialu a pou-
kazuje, re zavody toho druhu
jsou jenom diva neb tri, jez
jsou nutny k zasobovani meme
cke armady a ze mad vyrobou
touto bdi dohodova kontrolni
komise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
yKRVEPROLITf v BELFASTU.
Ctyfi bomby vrzeny, tri lide
zabiti, tricet poraneno.

Belfast, %. list. Dve bomby
vybuchly V poulicnl kafe pine
delnikG z lodenic zde dnes od-
poledne, pfi cemz til osoby "a
bity a osmnact jinych poraneno.
Kratce po tomto utoku dve dali
Il bomby byly vrzeny do zastu-
pu pozorujiciho ohen ma New
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
DEMONSTRATE " BERLlNE
ZAkAZANY.

Berlin, %. list. Policie vydala
zakaz proti poradani privodu
vSeho druhu demonstracim
pod sirym nebem az do dalsiho
oznameni nasledkem nedavnych
hladovych boufi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
NEPOKOJE V INDII.

Londyn % list = Kalkutsky dopisovatel Evening News
postal dnes depesi svemu casopisu nz d6ue doa zpr
do zmn6neho mesta vaznch vyrznostech Champaranu
meste Severn cast Behar Bengasku Depese dodava
dav vyplen spal iednu tovarnu zapal nekok evrop-
skych obyd Ufady pficta vytrznos nasedovnkGm Ma
hamy Gandhho ndckeho vGdce Ma St6st zraty dosud
byy nepatm6 pouze ieden Ind zabi n6kolik poraneno
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01
Page Eleven
Proponents Of New Plan Are
 Not Worrying

The proponents of the counci1-man- ager form of government proposed for Stpatford may have another hur- 0ie to. make before the voters of the town are given a real chance to pass upon the proposed change. The bill passed by the legislature says that an election, shall be held July Il is the date. The copies of the charter. ready within the legally prescribed time, are being distributed:
 It is believed that those opposed to the movement will force a town meeting on Tuesday, when the mat ter of an appropriation to cover the -expenses of the special election will be discussed It is said that oppon- erIts to the- council plan be- 1ieve that the voters will turn down such an appropriation.
 On the otber hand, those fostering Fthe new plan of government say they are not worrying at the latest opsta- c1e put sin their path. They state that if the town meeting is held they will endeayor to %orry the appropria- tion, but if this is not done at the meeting. they will refer the matter to the proper state officials, for It is their contention that the bill, which is<a- law, sayssthat an election "shalf be held
 official Statef order, which cannot be eWaded by any subterfuge.
 The council-manager plan has many friends, and quite a number or eneInieS- mere are Soitie WHo ia NS not seen. a copy of the proposed charter but an effort will be made to get a charter before every voter before July II. Opinion is voiced in some quarters that the measure is not as popular now as it would have been a month ago. Ii is claimed that the split on the matter of buy ing adequate fire apparatus has lost -adherents to the charter, because of some who have been closely a1- lied to the charter plan opposing the fire department special tax, and also being unduIy excited as to who paid for the band at the Memorial services held by the fire department.
 Warm times in Stratford politics are expected until after the annual town meeting in the fall
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01
THE OREGON METHOD.

Medford. Ore, July 1.-The ref eree's decision settled the fight be- tween John Antle, seventy-six, and James Bowling, seventy-two, hale and hearty citizens, but failed to declare a winner, and witnesses are still de- batting the prowess of their favorite.
 The tfboys'' got into an altercation over city lot. Words seemed useless, so they 'tpeeled'' their coats t'Kid'' Antle jabbed with a left, but missed. Young Bowling conntered with a right cross. The elusive "Kid' ducked and no damage was done. About this time George Timothy. seventy-five year-o1d chief of police, ended the right by deciding that both should be arrested In the police court the battlers were fined $10 each.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01
Seton's Story Of The
 s'Lions Of Vancouver

and send them back to their peopie. Send them no. out empty handeu, put laden with gifts. Send messengers after all the war parties that are now out, tell the people that the -trlbe or Kapalani will hereafter live in peace give back all the spells you have Ia K. en, and proclaim everywhere that Kapalano is no longer to be feared,
 ''It was some minutes before the Chief could speak. What he said at last, "I who have been all my life warrior, whose highest wish it was to die fighting, to do this thingH lie hesitated for a moment and then said 'Kapatano has promised, go 1oTth people and do as my daughters have asked The men who had been standing at the outer edge of the cir cle now rushed to do his bidding. Kapalona stood motionless before the fire, and then lay face downward In the council ring. He lay so long that some of the medicine men went to him, and found that he was dad.
 "A great fog suddenly came on the entire countryside, and the daughters were snatched up from the gathering. and the voice of the Great Sririt was heard saying, Come, o daughters of Kapalano, you have done that for which l sent you
 '"The next day there appeared two white peaks in the distance, and since that day they have been called the Daughters of Kapalanc."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01
Failure To Get
 Funds Blocks Plans
(Continued from Page Onel

(Continued from Page One)
 Numerous complaints over the non- regulation of traffic at the corner of North and Park avenues, has fin ally resulted in a regular patro1man taking turn as traffic officer at this post. Park and North avenues from fhe junction of the Third and Fourth precincts, and a man from each district takes 9, regular trick at traffic work. This system will work to advantage for the time be- as a steady thing. Similar con- plaints have been received from res idents in all sections of the city, but due to a lack of money, it appears &hat most O fthe pleas will go abeg- ging.
 In addition to a general shortage of men, there are also five vacancies which should be filled without delay. Action on this matter would result in five promotions and the appointment of four new patrolmen. Two va cancies, one caused by the retire ment of Lieutenant Isaac Williams and the other by the resignation of Lieutenant Wagner will be filled by the promotion of man from the ranks. Two vacancies among the SerSeantS will be automatically creat- ed, but three Sergeants will have to be made in order to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Sergeant Dwyer.
 the commissioners at any time but the appointment of any consid erab1e number of new men is a possibility far removed from the sphere of pro- bability in view of the fact that nec- essary funds are lacking.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01

port about ten years ago and opened up the first Kosher de1icatessen store in the city. He took Charles Herman in with him as an errand boy and young man to make himself generally useful. MT. Shulman is a man who is connected with several charitable organizations. He is a member of the B'nai Brith, Hebrew Sick Benefit and other social organi- zatfons.
 Charles Herman is 23 years of age and learned the business under the direction of MT. Shu1man. When the boy planned to open a store of the same kind a few years ago, MT. Shul- man decided to give the young man a chance and take him in as a part ner. The boy had done great work tor him in showing his ability and the senior member of the firm was pleas ed to take the boy with him as a junior member of the firm. Since they became partners the business has grown with leaps and bounds and the new store which was
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01

On approaching Vancouver, one sees two huge white cliffs which have LA man once called them by this name and an Indian woman who was stand ing nearby overheard him and said: S"Those are not lions, will tell you the Indian story about them
 Long years ago there lived a mighty Indian Chief named Kapalano. Nowhere were there warriors like his warriors, and never did he send out a canoe without it being fully armed. Every time he sent out war party they came back with tributes and slaves captured, and stories Of new : lands conquered. He grew racner ana richer and more respected: HIS ger. ritory spread to the East and West and South until his tribe was the mightieSt in the land
 ..Everything he desired he had, ex- cept one thing. He was growing olu and wished for an heir to carry on his work, but no child was born to him. At last he called his chief medicine mand and told him to find out why ] the Great Spirit had put this curse upon him. The medicine man went into the mountains and said: 70 Chief the Great Spirit says if you give h1In what you care most for in thls world ; he will give you what you care most fora chiId.' Kapa1ano thought long time and at last decided that his most prized possession was a large copper bowl that had been found in some Wreckage that had been swept ashore. He got large canoe, went to the middle of a deep river, and with due ceremony the copper vessel was thrown overheard and it sunk from sight.
 "A year passed by and then the snews came that he had not only one child, but twins. He was overjoyed, but later a little disappointed when he heard that they were both girls. But he soon consoled himself with 1a O-17t haf he them both to warriors, and his seat would not be left vacant when he died.
 z "At the age of sixteen the girls were the most beautiful in the tribe, and the most educated in all the Indian arts. The willy chief arranged a great council. At the right of his two daughters sat one of his best warriors, a man of wonderful skill, and about twenty-five years old At the left sat a warrior somewhat old- CT, a man well adapted to carry on Kapalano's work.
 "Chief Kapalano arose and made a speech and told his tribe that his daughters were now of a marriagea- ble age and described their accom- plishments and announced that the feast had been given in honor of them. Today he said, anything that my daughters ask I will give them He was sure what they would ask. had he not observed the earnest Conversations between them and the mighty warriors he placed near them ? Had he not seen the glances from one to the other? At last he had pre- rared the way so that when he would be forced to end his work there would be heirs to lead the tribe to more and greater victories.
 ''He waited for the girls to make their requests. They talked together for a few moments and then one of them stepped forward into the coun- oil ring and spoke. o Chief Kapa- 1ano. anything that we ask you will give us?' Yes said the Chief, T have promised Then said the girl T and my sister have decided that what we want most is that you at once free all the slaves that you have
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01
HOBERMAN IS APT TO BE IN
 TROUBLE SOON

Jacob Hoberman, the much mar ried man of Stamford, who pedd4es ice in the summer, and coal in the winter. is likely to be in trouble be- fore long. Twice bfore Judge Kee1er for non-support of his first wife and family, the man has as yet failed to make any payments.
 It is probable that the case will come before Judge keeler in cham berS before the week is over, for it is claimed that the man is making some money, but not helping family, No. 1, which is in destitute circun- stances.
 The only differenc with his status now, than when before Judge Keeler several weeks ago, at which time his horse had just died and his wagon broken down, is that now he owes that he is over $2,0O0 in arrears in ahmony payments to his first wife.
 Judge Keeler warned him that whatever he made to certain ex- tent, beyond his own personal main tenance must go to wife No. l, and family and that wife No. 2. and the second edition of little Hobermans wife No. g., even if she had to go to work. That is the penalty of mar -ying a man under a court alimony order.
 The only thing that seems to be keeping the man out of jail for con- prive both families of any help. The man works for himself, so there is no salary that can be attached. As there is no Connecticut law by whi ich the man can be farmed out until sufficient of his earnings can be talk en to make hum even with the board, there seems uo way out of the mat