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The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

0. D. Leet, manager of the Wran- gel Ice and Storage Company, is a visitor to Juneau this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

A term of the .. s. District Court will be convened in Ketehikan on Saturday. October 27th.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

Oscar Hart who has been on business trip to Seattle. came north as far as Ketehikan on the Yukon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

We are using only the BEST. and made CLEAN, that's what counts a lot. Bread. 10 cents loaf. American Bakery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

P. NJ. Casey and family have gone south for the winter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Mason next Wednesday afternoon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

Buy your Bread where it is made clean. Ten cents per loaf American Bakery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04
FOR RENT

Comfortable we'll furnished cabin suitable for one or two men, ln- quire Sentinel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

Miss Margaret Grant Is visiting in Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

FOR sALE-A big bundle of old papers for 10 cents at Sentinel office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

Wyatt-Cramer Grocery selling Bread at 10 cents per loaf. Fresh daily. American Bakery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04
Prince of Wales Island Distri
Southern District

Salmon fishery: Regulation No. 5 is amended so as to prohibit conner eial fishing for salmon, except by trolling, throughout the remainder of the calendar year after o'clock postmeridian September 29.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-04
ADDITIONAL ALASKA
FISHERY REGULATIONS
Yakutat District

Salmon fishery: Regulation No. s is amended so as to permit trolling in the period from October 1 to De cember 31, both dates inclusive, in each calendar year.
 Prince of Wales Island District
 Salmon fishery: Regulation No. 5 is amended so as to prohibit eommer- eial fishing for salmon, except by trolling, throughout the remainder of the calendar year after o'clock postmeridian September 29.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

J
NJ ssssans Music saon ssio ss 81 0n's
| Open evenings. Columbia ieai,
PRINTING BUSINESS, ready 60 open
| rent. Main el7s,
batteries, cabinet and Keliess loud, speaker
$40; idesa a e, for gsssc'ion' etc; viii demen
| REFRrGERAToRS. secondhand, cheap. For
homes. groceries, meat markets. etc. soi
: RUG; splendid Twins, bed. breakfast room
! suites, odd dressers, chairs, table, chests
! lamps. mirror, dayenport. other pieces bar
1 gain auick sals. sl2a Ga. ave. upstairs.
S Ss cs s s MeC ars
! $40, others at IS; all guar, New machines
! s. mo. Rentins and repairins Open evenings
| S +. Sew. Mch. shop, SlS Pm. ave. sc. L. 2Ia
tically new sla. 1921 North Capitol ~
SEWING MACHINE. Singer; portable cleo;
round bobhin knee control; likht; you
cant icy T. from new $50 1eau caon e svs
Phone Fl s24S
SHOE SHINE STAND, GOOD condition. Sac
riflce Apply 1915 18th St NV, 20 IL am.
SoDS- Hishsrade sodS. rich top soil; well
rotted manure: lawns sraded and put in
order. Lin. 364 ~
rABLE. large mahosany sste-leg: two
Windsor chairs: sacrifice FOR quick sale.
Phone Atlantic 20ss-J after pm 22'
TOOLS and machinery 75-hp horizontal
tubular boilers with all fittinss; l5-h.p.
ensine. like new, with shs ns ,sountsrsahssstt
etec hoist, I.00o-lb. capacity, very rea
SonRhle. See everything on premises. 1888
Queen st, ne MIR. Phillips. ..
TIRES new siNs Fs l, Sora balloon
rYPEwRITERs. fully guaranteed, from $40
up Rent, sell buy. repair and EXCHANGE at
open EVENINGS i43I Fast CAPITOL st Lin.
coin 81
rYpEwRTTERs - Fine, guaranteed rehuilts
that Is not GOOD washington Typewriter
EXCHANGE. so7 18th 81 NV Franklin l0i4
TYPEWEITERS, new. portsbleS. IS per
month all makes free o ans'ructions see u.s.
writer ENch.. 7l5 II 81. NV "a
TYPEWRITER Underwood No 5; perfect
condition looks like new $50 cash. Call
after pm, SSH 18th ST NV. Apt IS
TYPEWRTTFRs- Buy IS per month. Under
woods Royals or any make We buy, rent.
p s maE on TS ss us so and oa S.vs
Franklin s6T4. District Typewriter Ex-
change. 7ia st. NV, . ga
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georsia
- 50 mo-; mos. in adv. ss7s: s mos. sl2
ton, reasonable Apply 1920 T ST. Sc.
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. nA .Ra1 sf r.: m ssc.
tor~ Baltimore phone. Plaza 1888
TABLES. chairs. showcases.
counter and wall eases. back bar.
McCrav ice box. cashiers booth ;
all in good condition: also mar
bic. Budd'S, 18th and Columbia
rd
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ROOMs-FURNISHED.
lConflnueAl


354l 10th ST. N.W.--2 furnished rooms for
houssskeeegtinsi electricity. gas phone, use of
ROOM AND BATH for settled ladies who
Il exceptionally, cheap. Object IS 70 have
some one a. home evenings With our
ger. Main s77s. 'eN"'''N ' Jog WI"
1881 FAIRMONT-Col. s043, Magnifcent
home and furnishings; every home privilege.
parlors, showers, baths, ballroom, kitchens,
sewing machines.
1904 Il. ST. Nw.--Clean. comfortable rooms.
g TO. S. tsome for lhk.l; basement suitable
COMMUNICATING ROOMS. TO 2 or 3 la
dies would also, consider boarding same
whole or part time Catholics preferred
rage CHEVY " chase tia' b. G.; reasonable kd-
dress Boz 29s-z. Star once.
1854 EUCLID ST. APT. q Immediately
privileged s16 month; ~ a week.
l74l p ST NV Nicely furnished large
front room. twin beds also young lady
wishes another rs roommate -
2032 ? ST NE.-Larae. bright; comfortable
nousekeeplne room. $40; gas. cleo. included.
North 1929
919 EYE, ST. N.w.-Clean and comfortable
furnished rooms 80 up; cleo. and continu-
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 2ist-Large front
room. twin beds; also large room; III k.
privileges, semi-bath; s25-s30
1919 ST. NW.-Lar9e. well furnished
ment Apt. 400. the Monmouth. IS
1882 EYE, Franklin Park Apartment
Room, business woman or student; private
apartment s1S. Phone Mrs. Hall. Main
sos PA. AVE. SE.--2 rooms and kitchenette.
$4o' Ink, cleo heat, gas. Atlantic ABA.
d Itlo ST N.Y.; Apt 4oSMedium: large.
gentleman; reasonable refined; very con-
yenient location.
t ilo NW;mLaTass: front room, use Of
sinsle room, SIS month; electricity, 2S'
100 9Th ST NW.-Furnished rooms for
J. h.k.; also hall room. SO per week.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, Apt SOB
c LsrsT, hight room; desirable for EMPLOYED
CONVENIENT, TO 10th ST. BUS, also Mt
Pleasant car line: all modern conveniences;
price. 800. Col. 90i.
1894 HARVARD ST. N,W.--Loyely fur. rooms
gentlemen: lst-floor apt
637 A ST. Me- room and use of Kitchen
to reliable people reasonable
ONE NICE. ROOM and Kitchen. completely
cation. Cleveland 1881 or West oO4.
1928 VERMONT AVE. Apt. 3-Middle aged
employed lady TO share apartment. Apply
DOWNTOWN Convenient. cool. best neigh
borhood; large room. private bath also
small room. 822 Conn. ave, between II
end Eve.
1913 HARDWOOD PL NW-Beautiful mas
ter bedroom, private shower bath, large
closet new house also room next to bath.
1929 i1th ST NW-Bedroorn and kitchen
cite range and sink. 3rd-ioor front; So
pes week: no children. 23'
SCOTT CIRCLE. I52l r. I)~Singe room
also room. kitchenette; every convenience:
2araae; transients considered.
3o32 l4th ST NV .--Large; nicely furnished
second-hoor front room, 3 windows, large
closet, awnings, porches: private family
| fthreel; near bath.
242i 18th ST.-Front rooms: continuous hot
Columbia 66sI. 21'
so3 A ST 5E.-Bedroom and kitchenAtte:
semi-private bath; ami Tel Lin. 3425.
1904 10th ST.-Large. attTactivelv furnished
room; windows. Very reasonable.
FURNISHED ROOMS in the best downtown
SECTION Of Washington. for men only. Rental
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1871 X St NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

AfAhTMENTS-~FUR
OFFICERS FAMILY. LEAVING CITY, WILL
ment attractive outlook. Phone North
-Four. LARGE ROOMS NEWLY FURNISH
e. Iat 10 IN the Clifton, 1879 Clifton st. NV.
THE WYATT APIS. 4A3o GA. AVE NV
sIit mail, liV, rnl., bedtm.. hTkfaSt rm. K, b .
Noa. ABBY ian or w. Carl wyatt, Ga, 1883
TAKoMA-, HfuH LOCATION, FINE TREES.
rooms bath, sleeping porch; clean and
spinnodlous. 500 adults, 80 Elm ave
ApTs CONSISTING or rae. HALL.
sat5e n,uhinssseeu fonin dining room, kitchen
especially attractive front apt; $50
- STANLEY ARMS, iias ,sth St
RuTLANp COURTS, 1928 nth stone
room, kitchen aud bath; nicely furnished
hrMly decorated, FrisidaIre, 2is
CoNARD, 18th AND EYE ssfS. NW-ONE
T., (, and b, completely furnished Tor house.
keeplhE. Call personally, Apt, 7ls ai'
lssa ST TWO ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH
Sa seatlnSoas hot watsr Ner,S s.2s
IT, IT, MD AVE NE,-ENTIRE FLOOR, LlV-
oaIhs NV h.. electricity. phone sia week.
%S a0Ssa KfTSass 1s ~ sEn AS
Madison st, NV. Ga $50
l7aS NEWTON VITO, ST, M Ntcs.Y FUR.
INA II ST NV ~ TWO LARGE ROOMS
ana bath, adjoining Metropolitan Club.
beautifully furnished
ld3A HARVARD FRONT, aEMI PR.
sate nath, inst hot water, saS range! rent
~ week al
sh04 leth ST NV ~HANnsoMEIY FUR
ntshed apartment. rooms, kitehenette, tiled
shower hath reasonable
ms MASS AVE Nw,~rWo Rooms
KITCHEN, bath, overlooking mark ami, GEM
rally located also storase
la6a nELMoNr NV, NEAR MERIDIAN
PNfk : rooms, hath. screened porch cont
hot water, sas, electricity, phene included,
aTs
Aas 6th NV. NICE. LARGE ROOM AND
kilcRenetse. 81 sinsle room, ta.aoi sas. cleo
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SEWING MACHINE. Singer; portable cleo;
round bobhin; knee control; likht; you
can't tell II from new, $50 reduction; easy
terms fully guaranteed. 1917 Conn. ave,
phOne Ge49
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SAIE--AIITOMORILES.

OLDSMOBILE 1923 ROADSTER; driven
5000 miles owner selling. 1850: cost 81 200
or trade for small sedan. Atlantic 1921.
oLDsMoBIIE. DE LuxE COACH, 1875
North S47 or see at 1126 goth st. NV.
See at ilae 2oth st. NV. or phone North
PAcKARDs, all models; rebuilt, refinished
a anG snsrsn zee these Ssrs pfs rev
make--durable, economical. completely mod
ernized: terms and trade available. Pack
PACKARD SEDAN. 7-pass. In Al me-
chsnieSl condition; excellent finish 5000
rubber. has cow . bend snd lamps snd n many
ard, i70l Kalorama id,
PACKARD 3-a3 SEDAN. rebuilt, refnished,
slip covered and s'iarenteed; wonderful
PEERLESS 80 a-PASS, SEDAN. 1927 Driven
less than 10000 miles, Looks and runs like
new. Guaranteed and priced to sell quickly,
Gar car ca ID Sed CO. E" Go ns wash s2e
Decatur 1901
PEERLESS 1927 SEDAN. model 80 in best
possible condition We we're forced to re-
due, s745. Packard. 1901 Kalorama I'd
PONTIAC CABRIOLET, 1927 - Looks aud
sHhs ke new driven only few miles; act
Steuart, Inc, 1925 i4th st. NV.
PONTIAC LANDAU SEDAN. 1896 Excellent
shape good tires; looks good and is ex-
centtonally quiet and powerful; low price,
easy terms. l.. p. Steuart, Inc, 1898 lith
st. NV.
PONTIAC DE LUKE COUPE. 1927. New
Duco finish Motor completely reconditioned.
$40: Terms. Phone North 347 for demon
stration or see at li26 20th st. NV.
REQ sEDAN-A car with good balloon tires
and hundreds OF miles Of good transports
ton LETT in 1t; the paint is not good. but
open csr IN as part payment; make MS an
offer Can be seen at 1925 l4th st, NV:
STUDEBAKER SPECIAL BROuGHAM;
slightly used, low mileage; S tires. disc
wheels and several extras; party taking up
tGSt the unpaid notes, &t2S, 10 months to
pay; trade your car in. Auto Loan & Sales
Co, e0S 10Th st. NV; open EVENINGS.
STUDEBAKER DICTATOR sport coupe, rum
bic seat, hrard-new; owner leaving country.
1854 Columbia road; Potomac 1873. apt. All,
81
STuDEBAKER President Sedan, 1927; car
III best possible condition for only 81 $50.
Packard, 1901 Kalorama I'd.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschlers S,
920 Pa ave. NV, every Wednesday and Sat
urday, 10 am.
TIRES, used, all sizes Trade-ins and
chAnge-overs. Also new tires at low prices.
Trade in your old tires. Hundleys, SA36
lAth st. NV.
WE BUY AND SELL USED Cars
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle Garage Ii0s Vermont Ave
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boats,

n5o,fh re,r aug rIaan srIsSrx S,rro'ndtnps
best food and care. Atherton's Pet Shop
si2 st. Main 400 We call. ;.
PUPPIES police dogs, D months old. pedi.
greed; Boston terriers male and female.
months old. pedigreed Persiaif Sittens. male
and female. various coIors FAirchilds Pet
Shop. 1919 9Th st. NV. Main 3697.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-21

FURNITURE hsN, eustom made. 3-pect
oyefsturse suites "a Jacquard velour re-.
gegSlkle E1lk tapestry cushions regular $50
value for sss Custom made 3episce carved
frame Twins room suite, ia genuine mohaiFs
reversible Tgtine cushions. 1850 value Tor
$3.50 CtfeF NgIuz room suites ana ODD
chairs 81 bargain prices Neg York bphol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PARKvIEW, 425 4th ST. N,w--3 ROOMS
EDGAR A. MILLER. 1913 NJ ST. N 1902
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 4526 18Th ST. NV.
Emit. h, lily. rm.. bedrm., porch. K. b.: s46 So
Apply lanitor or w Carl wyatt, Ga. 1883
| cite. bath and Enclosed porch; new apt
HARVARD APIS, 1920 Harvard ST. MT
one apt, rooms. bath and porch: newly
pRpered; $50 month. Main 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-21
sALE--AUTOMOBILES.

E--hUlOMOblLEo.
BUY
WITH
SAFETY
AT
AMAZING PRICES.
CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet.
Like nss run very little I Dont FL FL
1927 Chryslcr 20 Coupe,
oe Five n Trs ThGes Thls has inst
ming. wonderful car for some one.
1926 Willys-Knight 6 Coupe.
gm mo or,t Is very good; 4 nice little car
A"t cithei puslntSS OF pieaSuIe
1926 Ford Coupe.
Bumpers front and rear. seat covers.
etc, The. motor has Just been over
hauled. All ready to go and the price
1926 Packard Coupe, 4-pass.
ically, This Is 9 hish-class car, but 1t
can be purchased very reasonably.
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
We don't have to say very much about
these as every one knows what they
1927 Hudson Coach.
1926 Oakland Coach.
1927 Chrysler 50 Coach.
1927 Buick Std. 6 SPIT. Coupe.
1927 Buick Std 6 Sedan.
1925 Jordan s Touring.
And Others.
II. 3. LEARY. JR., & BROS,
Distributors.
1921 14th St. NV.
North 1906. Night, North $3.50.
1920
REQ FLYING CLOUD
COUPE.
DEMONSTRATORS
Rumble seat. 5 wire wheels. maroon Duco;
fully equipped new-car guarantee: substan-
tial reduction
THE TREW MOTOR CO.,
1926 l4th St. Decatur 1910.
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FLOORS. old or new, scraped and finished
an work done by hand; or cid floors cleaned
sa0 wSXed Also Roor laying. Prices very
low this month All work done by William
Lane. hnA 18Th ST. lincoln akIS
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REAL BARGAINS.
Stutx sport model touring; q real buy st
ss75
Dodge 4-cyi coach; S4as
Dodge touring. balloon tires; 1880.
Chevrolet sedan. 1925 $3.50.
Chevrolet coach, 1925; s32s
Chevrolet coupe $2e5,
Hudson Super-six 7-paSS. touring s2T5.
Hudson speedster sos.
Maxwell touring balloon tires; a3a5
Willys-Knieht 4-cyl touring stpS.
Hump tourings. 2; tie5 and si4S.
All cars In excellent condition. terms or
trade.
GARAGE. 1905 7th ST NV.
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HAWKINS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS.

HAWKINS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS.
1926 REQ coupe. 5000
1926 REQ sedan. ......... $50
1926 Hupmobile sedan. -. $50
1926 Studebaker coach. -, 600
1925 Nash special 6 sedan. $50
1926 Nash advanced sedan. $50
1926 Nash advance 6 coach. 700
1926 Nash light = sedan. $50
1926 Nash special 8 coach. $50
1927 Nash special 8 sedan. $50
1923 Nash spl. + cabriolet 1850
1925 Chevrolet coach. 49,. 225
1924 Dodge touring =. $50
1925 Dodge coupe. $50
1924 Oldsmobile sedan. -. rs
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY. INC,
1883 18th St. NV. Decatur 1920.
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ESSEX 90 eEDAN-Late,t model; fun,
equipped. Just like brand-new, Reduced
to s72S.
HUDSON sEDAN--I4ate 1923. hut in hrst-
class condition: must 20 Price reduced
70 best offer.
wrLLYs-KNroHT 1924 ToURING-Me-
paint, 5 new tires. Reduced TO $265.
ESSEX SEDAN Early 1927; original finish
and upholstery not even soiled; new tires.
motor excellent. Only $3.50.
ESSEX % CoACH--orieinsl finish like
new; motor and tires excellent. Reduced
to S545.
ESSEX '2s sPEEpABOuT. 2-pass--Low.
smart lines; excellent shape, fully equipped,
pickup at $s97.
HUDSON 2s BRoUoHAM--custom built:
aluminium body In tiptop shape. Reduced
to s595
DODGE rs SEDAN~In splendid condition
throughout leather upholstery. Only $3.50.
HupMoBTLE '25 ToURING-A neat Ave
passenger car that will give many thousand
miles OF GOOD service, Only $685.
ESSEX 81 CoACH-Crlglpai baked enamel
finish just like new. motor tiptop; good
tires. pickup at 1905.
ESSEX rs COACH Unusually clean: mo-
tor smooth. Only S285
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ELECTRIC WTRINCi-6-F house wired COM
plete. incl fixtures and inside service. this
week, special, ssS. sun Elec. Co. Clev $685.,
aSa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES sold SIS per month
Franklin 1874. us 81. nv. "a
ANTIQUE solid walnut wardrobe, bed.
dresser. 1nn-ienRth mirror. stand, table,
vnst-not- chairs heavy mahogany drop
leaf dining table. feather mattress moving
this week ", r. Doyle, Falls Church
5z-w-i. az
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RENT RooMs-UNFURNIsHED.
=
WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO UNFuR ROOMS for Ink by settled
lady: about SIS; near bath. Address 30,
30S-Z, Star once.
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SHOE SHINE STAND. GOOD condition, Sac
ri1ce Apply 1915 18th st. NV. 20 IL am,
SoDS- Hish~srade sods. rich top soil well
rotted manure lawns Rraded and put in
order Lin 964 az
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

ELESdHlCAL HOUSE WlRiNC-6 rooms and
nxtGres complete. S6T so mp. star Electric
Go, Adams s2TS 5000 Kansas ave nv. seq
ELECTRIC NIRTNC~-will wire Groom house
complete including fixtures and inside Serv-
Sc. So. so. wear TO paw. STEIN ELEC-
TRIO CO. Gas NV Pr sol
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DESKS. chairs, file safes aud safe cabinets,
metal 1ockefs. tables. etc Save money on
new and Fecondliion~a Office furniture We
Also rent ofEee furniture Gle st nv
Z BAN. 4 Snn. NaLn qi3G
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Elec. Percolators
$3.50

-Thermax Percola'ors.
7-cup size-triple nickel
plated with silver lin
ing. Originally $1,000.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Metal Washboards---
family size. Good nd
strong. Special. 90
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Triplieate Pans
$t.95

Miro Alum | n u m
Saucepars-three pans
cook over one burner.
Complete with covers
and handle.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-09
THE WORLD AND PROHIBITION

Whether or not tho whole world ever will adopt prohibition is too deep a question to be answered here; yet there are strong indications that the world is constantly growing more temperate. at any rate.
 Paris, capital of France. has a whole multitude of bars. It is as easy to get . drink in Paris as it is to buy q loaf of bread in Kansas City. There is no hour of the day or night when some saloon is not open. Yet drunkenness Is on the decline- markedly go.
 In 1919, for instance. Parisian police made cs,ooo arrests for drunkenness. Last year the figure had fallen to just under 5000. The police insist they are no more lenient now than they were formerly. What Is the answer?
 Observers abroad believe the chief reason is tho suppression of absinthe and the greatly increased prices of the stronger drinks. What ever the reason, however, the figures are vastly interesting.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-09
As far as publicity is concerned, this paper has seen to it that there has been plenty of it in connection with the Connecticut angle of the in- Ncstieation.
< GOOD DETOuR

The city of New Haven, in con- junction with the state highway de- partmcnt, has hit upon a feasible idea in the effort to assist motorists in avoiding congestion at that point. The idea is one well worth adopting in connection with other cities of the state.
 The idea in New Haven is to con- struct q dctour for through traffic around the city, sort Of belt line highway which will link all state highways convcrging there and enabling motorists 10 pass New Haven without being compelled 10 experience the harassing congestion within the city.
 The contract between the city and tho state highway commission is ready 10 be signed. The earlier the detour E completed the better motorists will like it.
 II will also result in fewer trucks contributing to the Jam of city trattc.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-09
Observations On The Weather

Washington. May ?,-Forecast for Southern New England: Rain to- night. Thursday cloudy with slowly rising temperature; possibly rain in cast portion. Increasing northeast winds becoming strong this after noon or tonight, backing 10 norther- ly and diminishing Thursday.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Mostly cloudy; proha bly, showers in southeast portion tonight, Thurs day generally fair and warmer: Fresh to strong northeast and north winds diminishing tonight,
 Conditions: The center of the south Atlantic storm area is still off the North Carolina coast, H3ttsraS, eyer, has advanced northeastward over he coast districts to Nantucket High pressure continues oyer the Maritime Provinces and from the Lake region southea stward to the Central Gulf districts. Disturbances are central over Manitoba and the Great Basin sn1 temperatures con- tlnues to rise from the plains states eastward to the Appalachian high lands and northern New England.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity, showers followed hv fair weather and slightly Warmrr.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-09
rLAINvIILE AND \ LlBIliRY

Leave 1t to the women 10 recognize good opportunity when they hap pen to see one, and most especially when the opportunity is 10 the benc- fit of the town in which they live. The Noman's club of PlainNlIle, for instance, has taken hold of the
 library propositions; and perhaps needless 10 add, it will turn out sue cesstul. They put on an entertain mcut for the benefit of the building fund the other night and janmed the thcatcr The enthusiasm whetted for the cause is reaching a climax. Plainville will find itself the posses sor of a fine library building.
 II is amazing in fact, that Plain vile hasn't had such q building be- fore this, The late George h. Mastin. an cstimable and public spirited citizen during his lifetime, did something definitely practical when he left his property in two parts. one-haf of inc estate providing q fund the in- come from which IS meant 10 buy books for the Plainvlllc library. The town will come into possession Of this fund in two years. and II IS deemed certain that the town will be ready with handsome new library building at the time.
 4 town as large as plainville should have possessed q good library building long before this: many towns much smaller number a well kept library as among their most listing ulshed assets. and rightly SO 4 town with 4 good library by that act indicates that it i. looking after the mental and cultural welfare ot the com muni'v; that lt considers this at least as important as many ar-
New Britain herald., 1928-05-09
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