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appeal to many men of large affairs,
work in connection with employers
of Columbia have received less than
perhaps because one can become so
liability, workmen's comrensation and
completely immersed in it for hours
other forms of insurance always had
their share of appointments in the
apportioned Departmental Service at
his hearty support and frequently en-
m
at a time as to afford the mind great
relief in times of nervous tension.
Washington, D. C.
joyed his vigorous leadership.
Mr. Butler at one period in recent
Both the humanitarian and eco-
Full information may be obtained
from Lewis G. Sweet, Secretary of
years took up this hobby with his
nomic phases of such work appealed
the United States Civil Service Board
usual avidity. He bough some of
to him. He took much satisfaction
of Examiners at the post office.
the finest collections, added to them,
in the knowledge that accident pre-
and became quite an authority on
vention was profitable to industrial
There is always room at the top of
the subject. Later he sold these
workers and to employers of labor,
collections and returned to his books
while it paid its own way in an in-
a walk-up apartment.-Sims, in Life.
completely for relaxation. During
surance company by reducing losses.
his stamp collecting days he seemed
During his presidency the engineering
thoroughly to enjoy the pastime and
the people with whom this brought
him in contact.
Some Affiliations.
A Way Out
Mr. Butler was a member of com-
paratively few clubs and societies. Due
2° Control of Your Coal
to the fact, largely, that his grand-
father had been the physician in
Furnace
DO
charge at the Hartford Retreat. he
Electrify your Heating Plant with a
served as a trustee of that institu-
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator for
tion. He belonged to the Hartford
Even Temperature and Economy.
Club, the Hartford Golf Club, the
A well-known author studying the
Al-onquin Club of Boston, the Loyal
quest of comfort states, "Never hesi-
HATS READY
tate to buy a piece of machinery for
Legion and the Sons of Veterans.
household use if there is a good
Also, he was a member of the execu-
chance that it will earn its way.'
tive committee of the Association of
Now is the time to act. Operates
Life Insurance Presidents.
any type of heating plant.
In 1917 Secretary McAdoo appoint-
ed Mr. Butler member of a commit-
Minneapolis-Honeywell
tee of insurance experts to devise a
Sales, Inc.
plan for government insurance for the
410 Asylum St.
Hartford
officers and enlisted men of the
Army and Navy, and the plan which
Phone 2-9151
the committee formulated resulted in
Est.
1871
Our knowledge of good woolens is
exceeded only by our knowledge of
The Dobbs WINTERS
correct tailoring.
fully new hat
qui
gaily flared brim turne
The Store You Come Back To
face
a trig little trim
adds a swagger touch
GEMMILL,
A multitude of color
BURNHAM & CO.
STACKPOLE MOOP
115 ASYLUM
LONDON HARTFOI
66 ASYLUM
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