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New Britain herald., 1925-01-12

The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Aid society of the Der lin Congregational church will be held with Mrs. Francis Deming on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Business of importance will be dis russe1
New Britain herald., 1925-01-12
Snow Delays TroIlcys

Trolley schedules were slightly in terfered with this morning by the snowfall. The blows were sent out early so that the cars were soon running on regular time. No inter- ruption of the steam service took place today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

SPOTS, Chas J.. 1905 E. Washington,
shaw. Henry s.. 654 Fairfield. s26.7s.
smithmyer. John E.. 213 Canterbury
apartments, S20.61.
slIiles, Frank NJ, 4 N Senate s2 adnI;
sesar,, Jacob L.. e311 New Jersey,
SteTne. Albert E. 1920 F. Tenth,
Shic5. Leonard B.. 37O6 Drexel. s34.95.
Shafer Maurice Samuel. 1851 Central.
= Seeds. Nettio B.. 1920 Washington
stickney. Joseph w. % E. Thirty-Third,
Smith. John Y. 1908 N. Pennsylvania,
Schumacher. Anna. 9416 Central $3.50.
Se6hcn 1sme Ia FER isi SSgSns AGama
$S;eEar. sLsyi. H, e2o Hume-Mansur
siiger. Leonlrd e3o5 n. Delaware. .s45.
shaw. Oliver F., % f. Maryland
ssieBB;rt E. G. $500 Beechwood. s1e23.
Schwinndy. Herman H.. 1926 E. Wash
schwier, Wilbur G. 933 East Drive.
Sage, John A.. 2035 n Meridian, SIS.
p, Scott Arthur f.. 300l Washington
sicberia Walter W. 1894 Washington
stiiebing, John H.. 1889 y. New Jer-
Street. Guy F.. 90 n Pershing.
= Saunders Emanuel. 016 Peoples Bank
spangier. Edward 1913 Montcalm.
Smith. Roscoe O.. 2O47 College. S1O.55.
sturtevant Robert B.. 34O3 Broadway.
$%21 Hattie R.: e3 81 F F. EOSsh,; s1I LILO
seessel, Jacob, 1923 College, s15.57z,
Stafford John D., 700 e. Fifty-Fifth.
shaw. Henry. 33S Harlan. S16.Ss.
Steufer, William 327 +. Maple Rd..
sitehan. Harry W. GIL Board of Trade
Bldg. $14.40
Tingler. william A.. 633 f. Maple Rd.,
:, Thicksten. George w 14o1 Hoyt.
Thornton. G. r.. 1927 Fletcher. S13.07.
TAYLOR, william A.. 1449 n. Delaware.
TkiesinG. Louis A.. 600 f Forty-second.
Isy.or. Ferris T. 1912 y. Delaware,
Tony Gua 81 s. Meridian sl1.53.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
LOCAL INCOME TAX PAYMENTS

Thoms. Walter L.. SIT E. Seventeenth
T%itty,. John W.. 500 Fletcher Trust
Bldg S205.56.
Trent. Helen L.. 1912 spink-Arms
w
woIford. Geo. w. $40 Tecumseh,
White. TiIlman. 1910 Highland Pl.'
Webb. Allen E.. 111s w. Thirty Second.
Williams. Oral H. 1880 Shelby, s22; 81.
Wells G. c.. "a Hendricks Pl.. S17 30;
White. Floyd E. 417-lS Occidental build
"F wtelbSaiuum. George B.. 1894 College.
%ietho. Henry J.. 1O5 N. De Quincy
siaSShouse, Henry NJ. 472s College
. White, walter t. sels Washington
weber. ", C.. 1882 W. Twenty-Fifth
Wilson. H. O.. 30 n. Randolph. SIG; 80
Wles. Lawrence A.. 3205 Ruckle'
Williams. Kate. $50 E. Twenty-Fifth,
- Westfal, Kemper. 1OOe Hume-Mansur
Wayne. Floyd. s42 East Dr.. Woodruff
Wilson. Edward ). Hotel Washington,
Wiese. Christian F.. 217 Parkview,
With. Walter J., 80 Woodlawn, S19.7I.
White. Earl, 317 z. TIhhirteennth. IS 81 ~. x;
@, Wehhner. Albert H.. 336 E. walnut
y wiiiisch, Joseph. 12e W. Maryland
S19.06
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

long and often enough and it won't
last. Dealers have reached the point,
too, of admitting unsoundness of
operations in developments other
than their own. and that will react
against the whole situation.
II. Bankers and business men
generally throughout the country
are warning their communities
against Florida, and this will help
stem the tide Of spectators and
visitors.
70. Within a short time postal IN
spectors say there will be whole
sale prosecution ;of fraudulent pro
motors. This will keep people away
from legitimate and illegitimate oper-
ations alike.
Florida is organizing through her
chambers of commerce to avert the
calamity Of a slump, but the only
weapon so far found Is advertis, ing
which will be discussed in an early
article.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

an assault and battery charge.
Judgement was withheld on charges
of robbery and vagrancy.
Lee was captured after he was
alleged to have snatched a purse
from L. 4. Waters, Newport, KY, at
Ohio and Toledo SITS. Judge VIII
meth and Merrill were walking at
Toledo and New York Sts., when
they saw the man running, and
gave chase.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
JUDGES CATCH
and fine MAN
ALLEGED Purse SnatCher
Given Sentence.

Judges aren't particularly popu-
lar with Edward Lee, %, colored,
435 w. Ohio ST., nowadays. Thurs
day afternoon Lee was captured by
City Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth and
Oscar Merrill, probation officer, after
a downtown chase.
Today Judge Pro Tenn. Lloyd Clay.
combe in city court gave Lee fine
of 800 and costs and a ninety day
sentence on the Indiana State Farm
on a petit larceny charge and a sus.
pended fine and sentence of $500 and
costs and $50 days on the farm on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
TWO DRIVING CHARGES

Charges of assault and battery apd,
failure to give hand signal were
placed against Arthur BROKER, rs
w. Tabor St., today, after an auto
mobile accident at Richwine ana
Washington SITS. Brokers' machine
collided with car driven by Patrol
man Howard Voldaurer. Mrs. Vol
daurer was injured about the neck
and body.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
COUNTY AGENTS COMING
TeTTe Haute Man to Be Chief
Speaker Oct. IA.

M. B. Nugent Of Terre Haute, Ind,
will be one Of the principal speakers
at the conference of the Nationa
County Agents Association to be
held Oct. IA in conjunction with the
National Dairy Exposition. Confer
ence will open in the evening with
a dinner at the Lincoln. c. 1. Chris
tie Of Purdue University will pre-
side.
The Wednesday. morning session
will be held in the Womans' Bldg.
at the Playground. C. J. Jackson
Of Goshen, Ind, will preside. An
exhibit Of nearly 100 head Of dairy
heifers will be held in the afternoon
at the sheep pavilion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
ACCURACY

TT1vERY effort is being
II made to insure accu-
r&cy in publication of in
come tax figures. How
ever, in copying names
and figures and in setting
them in type, some mac
curacies may occur. The
Times would appreciate
any reader calling our at
tention to any inaccuracies
that may appear in these
columns. Incorrect fig
ures, if there are any, will
be gladly corrected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
PROHIBITION DEFENDED
Opposed by High BrOws and Low
Brows Only, Says Shumaker.

The only opposition to prohibition
today comes from. the high brows
and low brows, was the essence of
a declaration by the Rev. f. S. Shu-
maker, superintendent Of the Indi-
ana Anti-Saloon League. The up
per 10 per cent and the lower 10 per
cent" consider themselves above the
law and persistently refuse to be-
lieve prohibition was meant for
them, Shumaker said. Prohibition,
however. is increasing in popularity.
he declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

Moore. Harry c.. R. R. NJ. Box 81.
S14.92
McNany. Edwin NJ. $40 E. Fiftieth.
Sl9.5T
Morgenstern. Josephine, 1897 Grace
Mclaughlin. Earl. 1854 N. Alabama,
Marin. friedrich E'G b. so57 PARK. 5000.
Means, Elizabeth. 90l Parker, S13;25.
Mount. James b.. 1855 n. Alabama,
Michel, Oral D.. 34ee Carrollton.
Mcdaniel. Walter o.. $40 N. Illinois,
Metzger Norman. 23o E. Pennsylvania.
Murray. VIM. J.. 2152 y. Meridian.
Merrill, Clarence F.. 1921 Broadway.
Matthias. Russell E.. 300 Bellefontaine.
Murphy. Mayme. 4425 College, 5000.
Motley, John b. 1860 y. Nerd an,
Murphy, Gathering. 4425 College. sl44t.
McGinnis. Grace E.. 2OOe College,
~ y, MS,son. Garth b. 9179 KenwOOd.
Murphy. VIM. j.. 1885 N Pennsylvania
r
Reynolds John b. % s. Meridian.
Robertson Tune. 1880 \, Illinois, sIo.5G.
Rudddell Mrs Anna Stanton. II. r. L.
lteGFSr. Eaiph. $50 n. Delaware. 5000.
Remey. George L.. 1929 Guilford SO .45.
r,ydu. James p. 2l0S Couege. $40 %.
BRiggs. Horace r., 1913 Dickson, sl3;S3
Rogers. David M. Ind. Inspection Blu
Ry6oit Stephen r. r. M. Box 377.
Rgsk. John. 1884 y. New Jersey.
Roge e Waiter " E. 656 Highland Dr..
ton R1 Rt9 Samuel q L. 1923 Washing
" BoIlo%%l9iy. g. j. .el4 B9sart. .sIIJo.
RRe Sl0s ra n y 21o2 Salem l7S S3rtb
: sysn. Joseph VIM. $50 n. Oakland.
sbnsler. Peter J.. 1925 N. Delaware.
smith. Clarence F.. 3441 College, 500. "a.
Stevenson. Chas. E. 100 Carlisle Pl.
SiSSggan, Jas. H. 800 Buckingham Dr..
sagyrs John NJ. 1921 s. Brookside
= smith NJ i. G.. 2O5s N. New Jersey
Schencl5. R. E. 1880 Park. .s1414
Say. i. L.. Gl2 E. Forty.sixth S12 .43
schoppenhorst. Francis W. 1435 E. New
stewart. James T.. 121 Z. Nineteenth.
sanders, wa,land E. 1892 N. Alabama,
" sahnicke. Charles F.. AIS E. Thirty Sec
W Smith. Riley E. 3ols Fall Creek Blvd
seryaas John. 1895 Broadway. s27.s2.
Smith. Walter Scott. 1921 Coliseum.
Spring. W. s. 45Os Broadway. sIl7.65.
Stanford, II. E. p. l55 f. Fall Creek
siarfey. W Carleton. 311 f. South.
Sullivan. F. l.. 2o65 N. Delaware.
Schmidt. Roy R. 1866 n. Allah ana.
Sanders. Ellis. 1880 Spruce SIs.75.
Sloan. Ralph o.. $40 n Illinois. $50 81
Smith. Charles K. 2346 Bellefontaine.
sadeii. snas C.. $40 S Central court.
y schiake. VIM. H. 1882 Cornelius.
seyiier. william. 1415 sturm.- 5000.
shugart. Merrill D.. 40e n. Drexel
1851.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

With the accession Of Alfred
Hogston as State fire marshal,
several changes in the personnel
Of the marshals office have taken
place,
Harry n. Styner Of Montmorenci
has been named first deputy mar
shall to succeed John ID. Kramer,
resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

isNear.old Rid would feet
somewhat the same after being
ditehcd hy his steady but tho
youngstcr would have sense enough
TO keep Il TO himself thru fear OF
ridleulc
Il won't do to try and cheer A
Il, He'd think we take him serious,
b. and would pity himself more
than ever
Your darn right life is worth Nv.
Ing, but Il would not be II We all
looked thru a, rs glasses,
Dear Miss Grey The letter In
your column signed A ~ az may
stand for Absurdity nraiuwayes. can
not 10 debated, because il has no
Affirmative solution To let chill
dren he unborn and remain non
rxistant. means TO inside % 20
years. entirely extinct the whole
human race The last miserable
species To- quit the world. either
by suicide or by starvation and
that not even with the satisfaction
that the remaining animals would
he any better off
The question FOR debate may he
turned around TO read. why live
TO bother" and let those who SUI.
Ter atl these indescFiuShls fortunes
Of our earthly existence. discuss
the matter in another world.
Our little earthly world is no
worse than 10 make 4 and Ear
better than IL was 100 years ago,
when the worlds affairs were run
by a few Of selfish class,
Take the utmost advantage OF
science. Teach the young and com.
ing generations that knowledge.
productiycness. welfare and real
citizenship is the only solid foundn
ton FOR humanity and real bet.
ter world
Make every Stacker Ia public life.
especially the voters. 20 understand
that he or she is also responsible
for what A. - and consorters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
CYNTHIA GREY -
Readers Answer A. B.
Who Denounces Life
He Would Make Cheerful Companion
for Dante Thru Hades Trip, Says One

Here arc tloo letters rriteH ia anscCr to that Of "A b.
itho qucricd Why bother to liUeg'
Dear Miss Grey: Dear, oh dear! What cheerful com
panion this A. b. would have been for Dante on his trip
thru HadeS
You ask your readers to try and show this COB OF gloom
why life is worth living What would be the use? AS long
he expresses such thoughts those contained IN MS let
ter he will naturally any attempts to interfere with
his pet grumble,
He thinks he is original that he is telling US something
start1ngly new and worthy of consideration-Blah!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

4 number Of unemployed per
sons have written me asking that
I assist them In finding work
thru my columns, ln nearly
eyry instance they do not want
their names or addressts printed.
In the future. requests OF this
nature cannot be published unless
permission I, given 10 print an
address or telephone number. 80
that employers may get In touch
With ihem directly. u takes
Errat deal Of time. and causes too
much confusion when ! must
kcep track Of these letters and
give ont name. and addresses over
the telephone.
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
WILL TRY AGAIN
PB-l to Make Test Flight
Over San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. %, Held
back yesterday By lack Of head.
winds. the PEI seaplane was due to
make another attempt today 20 rise
from the bay and make a so-hour
sustained flight.
Commander Strong is under in.
structions 10 IFS the plane over the
aay district here for several hours
and then proceed co san Diego.
where the craft will be based un.ll
= Is determined whether II win at
tempt flight 10 Honolulu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
TINDALL FIGHTS
SEWER PLAN
Opposes System Designed
to Preserve Lake Purity

voung Of proposed SiSuooe0
bond issue ior a biz nterccpung
sewer system 10 save the waters "
Lake Washington viii cripple the
municipal light and water depart-
incnts. Utilities Chairman Philip
rlndan OF the city council declared
"Wednesday
lie claims that tho proposed bond
issue, sponsored by Councilman John
Carroll. will increase the clty q
bonded debt almost 20 tho constitu.
tioual Limitation. leaving little for an
emergency which might arise or for
extensions oc the ctty's water or
light plants.
"tast spring he added. "a bin
nearly passed the legislature which
would have made ii Impossible Tor
the council, and difficult Tor the PEG.
ple. TO vote any further water and
ligh, bonds.
ronly the most vigorous efforts OF
couneA members at Olympia pre-.
vented its enactment
But, for all practical purposes. the
same result would b. accomplished
by voting the proposed st5O0.e 600
sewer bonds,
'-ro this. YOU may ada the state
ment that all the council IS keeny
alive 10 the need FOR the proposed
sewerage system but Il must not be
carried or It's feet hy propaganda IN
favor OF a system which would in
cvitahly cripple our light and water
departments"
Tindall holds that 10 issue the pro
posed sum is discrimination against
districts which have had 70 finance
sewers by local assessments, and that
the margin or which general funt
bonds may I've issued for sewer light
and water purposes. fixed by consti'
tu,ionM enactment AZ about $4,000.
eco. would he cut to about i.5oo. ooS
bv the SAVER issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

scout" 10 protect him on his strolls
about the capital The scout IL a
bicycle policeman. iic began his
services Tuesday His tactics ara TO
rlde ahead of the president and 10
halt traffic az each corner when
Coolidge arrives there. lie meets the
president al the gate Of the White
House and follawa him in his walk.
leaving his charEe Al the entrance to
the executive mansion
The new SYSTEM worked very r.
fectyeS TUESDAY when the president
took a stool thiu tho downtown soc.
ton. aitircd Ia new fan costume
from head 10 foot Ito wore a IAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Yacht Owner Clears
Up Liquor Charges

Ban FftAhclsCD, Sept gs IA
yacht EioIss detained % HouoIma'
vhne ba owner John e psar " this
city wns charged with dg Be viola.
Hons. today was homseard bound
The Elo.rs wa ssarrhsd M Homo.
mu hen e arrived there after par.
gcpuag iu yacht race from hero
10 TAHITI. ana liquor was found
aboard Charges again riFsr later
were auhrhsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

Do you know that we
carry Dietetic + o I'd S.
Imported Direct from
Europe by The Bon
Marche2
Food shops, Main Floor
Tho hon Marchc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

tenn, understandable tor,ures Of our
earthly existence.
10 not wait for eternal happiness
IN another and unknown world
bat hiring IL right IN here IN our
present life and sou will not need
TO argue about such silly questions
as 'Wpy bother TO live"
~ a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
Three Little
pnnnieR

Dear Miss Grey; We want 10
give away three lhus female Boz.
ton terriers three months old. OF
cournc We want good homes Tor
them. where they viii he sell car.
ed for. We have no telephone. but
We live at g0tT iith ave. : w
Take Lake Barisn car on fi'nl
ave. and set off at nth ave ana
Henderson A. our house y enf
block from the car Thanks
MRS. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23
John Vas About Right

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept. 23.-The funniest thing
u about this one is that they refused John kawka
his naturalization papers rhe vice president don't do
ANYTHING" John had replied in answer TO question as
he applied for the papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

"Gook. the presidents got f. new
bal" was the comment u many who
recognized him o. he passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

gray Mll suit "a light tan hat. with q
baud N the same color. but darker.
and new pair Of tan shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-23

HONOLULU Pot the Hawaiian
.statf Of life. was TO b. carried or
food by the airmrn Ia the flsSh, from
tho Pacific Coast 30 Hawaii. FOL mas
the appearance II paste. bat - very
whpleAoms and nutritious,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-19

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in Its rooms
at the State House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY, March IL, 1925, at
=. NJ, on the following:
II. p. No. G23, II. u. No. 14S. An
Act to incorporate the Old Town
Water District.
This bill was formerly advertised
for Thursday. March IL. 1925. and has
been re-assigned. Hearing on the
same will be held March 10. 1925.
THURSDAY, March 10, at $50 P.
NJ, on the following:
S. 7. No. AGA. :. d. No. IA. An Act
to amend Section 30 of Chapter "a of
the Revised Statutes az amended by
Chapter 81 of the Public Laws of 1917
relating to location of ways crossing
railroad tracks.
II. +. No. 114l, II. p. No. $50. An
thority and defining it's duties.
II. i. No. 1143. II. d. No. sol. An
Act to prevent discrimination by
telephone companies furnishing it's
Observation-Disclosures to other telephone
companies.
THURSDAY. March 10, 1926. at .
P. NJ. on the following:
II. r. No. 727. II. d. No. 113. An
Act to incorporate the Union River
hallway Company.
II. =. No. T2S. ii. y. No. IA. An Act
to incorporate the Great Pond Railway
II. +. No. 40. II. D. No. c57 An
Act to amend Section - Of Chapter
IS OF the Revised Statutes. relating
to the ringing Of the engine bell or
sounding of the whistle at grade
ELMER J. BURNHAM. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-19
APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN.
ClAL AFFAIRS -.

The committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs will give pub
lie hearing in it's room at the State
House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. March 10, at 2 o'clock
s. p. No. AS. An Act establishing
a State Contingent Fund and Sur
plus Revenue Account and regulating
the same.
S. P. No. $50. An Act to amend
Chapter 264 of the Public Laws Of
1919, as amended by Chapter 1874 of
the Public Laws of 1921 and Chapter
So Of the Public Laws of 1929 en-
titled AN Act to provide for the pay
ment of bonus to Maine soldiers and
sailors in the war with Germany.
II. +. No. 1920. An Act to authorize
the State auditor to carry forward to
the succeeding year construction ac-
counts and to constitute them contin-
uous carrying accounts for the pur-
poses designated by the Legislature.
III. p. No. 11c1. An Act relating TO
the collection of fees by State officers
and their clerks.
Fl. +. No. 1122. An Act amending
Section 1, Paragraph II OF Chapter 23S
of the Public Laws of 1919. relating to
workmen's compensation and defining
employee"
ORLANDO T.. FROST, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-19
Committee Hearings
LEGAL AFFAIRS


The Committee on Legal Affairs Will
give a public hearing IN its rooms at
the state House in Augusta on
THURSDAY: March ~. 1928. P.
il. P. No. COZ. H. D. No. 1e2. An
Act to provide new charter for the
city of Lewiston, abolishing political
party designations therein, and pro-
vidng for a referendum to the cleo
S. ?. No. 2s7. S. D. No. o. An Act
to amend Chapter 81 Of Private and
Special Laws Of 1917 and amendments
thereto relating to the organization OF
the Lewiston Police Commission and
to the salaries of chief Of police. cap
S. P. No. 236. II. d. No. 9S. An Act
providing for pensions for members
Of the Lewiston Police Department.
H. P. No. 449. Fl. D. No. 81. An Act
to establish a Finance Commission In
II. p. No. 72o. An Act to authorize
the city of Lewiston to issue bonds
for school purposes.
TUESDAY,, March "a, 1925. $50 P.
NJ on the following; =, $40 An.
Act to amend Chapter 20 OF the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to apothe-
carries and the sale of potsons.
S. p No. SOC, S. n. No. 216. An Act
to make uniform the law of transfer
Vi VI SNoNN ~
S. l.. No. 501, S. D. No e09. An Act
to amend Section of Chapter 169 as
amended. relating TO the support OF
dependents of soldiers, sailors and
marines.
Fl. =. No. 11os. II. D. No. 3s5. An
Act relating to expectoration in pub
ii. P. No. 1907, II. D. No. $50. An
Act giving a right to bring damages
caused by interference with log driy-
ing by storage dams.
II. i. No. HOG. II. D. No. SS7. An
Act relating to actions against bank
rupts.
ii. p. No. 1904. II. D. No. $50. An
Act relating to removal of executors
or administrators.
S. p. No. AGO. S. D. No. 1913. An
Act relating to the purposes for which
cities and towns may raise money.
II. r. No. 1105, H. d. No. S3S. An
Act relating to lodging houses.
S. p. No. sos, S. D. No. EOS. An
Act to authorize the formation OF
municipal districts.
S. p. No. 279. S. D. No. 100. An Act
to regulate the occupation of hair
dresserS, cosmeticians and cosmetolo-
gists, to create a State Board Of Ex-
aminers for the licensing of persons
to carry on and teach such practices,
etc.
III. p. No. III. An Act to repeal
Chapter $50 of tho Private and Spe-
cial Laws for the year 1905, entitled.
AN Act to grant certain powers to
the town of Eden"
]. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-19
JUDICIARY

The committee on Judiciary will
give a public hearing in its room at
the State House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY,, March "a, 1925. =. NJ,
on the following:
H. d. No. 3l7. An Act authorizing
the recording Of marketing agree
ments of cooperative agricultural as
sociatiOns. (Re-advertised).
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1925, p.
NJ, on the following:
H. d. No. 31S. An Act to change
the jurisdiction of the Supreme Judi
cial and Superior Courts.
II. d. No. 376. An Act relating to
the number of voting compartments.
H. ID. No. 375. An Act relative to
the filling of vacancies in the office of
United States Senator.
II. D. No. 373 An Act relating to
the authorization of issue of stocks,
bonds and notes by public utilities.
$. u. No. 1856. An Act to amend
Section L of Chapter 81 OF the Revised
Statutes. relating to right to erect
and maintain mill dams and to divert
water by canal for mills. CRe-adver-
tised).
Fl. D. No. 219. An Act providing
for recovery by log drivers of dam
ages caused by storage dams.
FREDERICK w. HfNCKI.EY,
Chairman.
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