The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-08
BRIDGEPORT GIRL IN AUTO FA7
Pinchot, Johnson, La Toilette and Two Parties in One Children Who Ate Stramonium= Cost ly and Big Ships Hard to Teach Kings Beauties and Store Teeth.

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 Take notice that times change Pinchot, not very radical, Hiram Johnson, a step further a2engs Robert La Toilette, very radical indeed, have gained remarkable victories in the order of their radicaaaszn. Pinehee had the smallest s,aargias La Toilette, the largest. His lead in Wisconsin is at least 100000.
 MT. Harding has cause for anxiety He Is in the house df- vided against itselE His party is hall bond and half free, that is to say, half radical and half con servatsve> Something will have to break
 None Of the six children who ate tho poisonous seeds of Stra- naonium shrubs in Franz Siga Park, New York, Is likely to die. The seeds contain atropines a powerful principle> Fortunate indeed that the seeds did not con- tain wood alcohol. The eleven people who drank that in Brook lyn are deads the others are mostly blind.
 America talks about building ships of zo,oSe tons These large ships have been white elephants. in the economic sense It Is hard to make them pay. The profitable ship ranges from 1O.- 900 to 20, 1000 tons. The Leviath- an inspires pride. but doesn't pay The great ships are not in the whole as safe. as the moderate sized ones The Gfe boats arc high in tho air The pasen- gers are deep in the hull. When the order 1a given to abandon sAsp. there ara not boats enough, and they arc difficult to swing.
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 Latest news reports King Con ssantane . fugitive. from his own people The king has been making war on the Turks, and they have bean administering a eEies Of defeats to the king- It Is dftficuftt for rulers to keep their Jobs when they wage successful waz When they ara beaten In war, they zro almost sure to be fred n Is hard to teach old kings new serse.
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 w9z~ Inc 1,eauf1as go on pa- rzde n A3szMfio EftE H1o question Of ssux1 aesfh wdn cnzne up IF tho young lady Is passing fair, and 1scr 4ssEh arc ardEc3al. how mSsrEN InusS c0rne off her Score7 Tho beaHfies esr Bridgeport, care fuIly 1nsgcctsd ty Seward Price, seHetav of Chamber of Conn x3sE0e, had not A SznEae bad tooEa. Miss Bridgeport. smiles complstndy with her own Page m. Haea. There are moro sound teseh in BHdg1pnrt. per caplta. Eaan In any efhr city m Amer xnA. and perhaps In tho worid-
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 YEEuk. Befyin " -Maynard, known Aa -The Flying Pazson," was Killed Aa1 Rutland Fair. Vt- yestErdzy, when with two com panaDna. fe missed a. fal spin, and fsn a,DO0 teet- An hour 1zn~ Henry A SmiA called ~Dzrntwn," dropped 1-5o0 feet in a parachute. It didn't open, and hs was Killed Smith un- d0nbtsdIy said, two accidents today The ume certain there VIII Ss anofh@, and the safer for me" The dice tall sometimes that ww Every air man is gam btng with death and his life is at stake A dropping parachute Is prohab1y safer than a drop Of bootleg. The real dare devils. if they knew if, are the boys who drink stuff whose anteced ents they do not know
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 Lady Astor has prepared local option bill for parliament Any town, OF village city or ward in . city could make its own locality dry, just as In America In other days They have local option in Scotland In England if VIII come harder- In that land the dfsdu1ns and brewing inter est Is part of the sr1stocracy- There Is Lord Dewar, who sells the famous wh1skey, whose Lon don offices arc hung with famous and costly paintings Many others haxs been ennobled- They have no poison liquor in England, no Am1A hrrsAa ~3,ixHr~v 1or 1>oa-