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New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
Lawn Mowers.

We are displaying a big assortment of lawn mowers, 8 new shipment of which has just arrived. Look over our stock if you intend to purchase a machine. Sheep manure for fertiliz- .er, for flower gardens, in 25c bags Garden seed and tools of all descrip- tion for spring planting. Plainville Hardware Co.,, Whiting street. Tel. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
Maple Hill News

Mrs. Matilda "A. Doane of Beckley Quarter died at her home on Saturday night after an illness of about week with pneumonia. Mrs. Doane was 62 years of age. She is survived by two sons, Royal B. of Maple Hill and Wilbur E. of Beckley Quarter, and one sister, Mrs. Ralph Kent of New Britain. The funeral was held on Tuesday afternoon from her late home. Rev. S. A. Fiske of Berlin officiated.
 The Maple Hill Tennis club met on Thursday evening and decided to postpone indefinitely the fair which was planned for May 1. Albert Goodale was elected president on the resignation of Albert Nordstrom.
 Robert Hallam of New Britain was tried in police court on Monday morn ing charged with assault and drunk enness. He was fined $5 and costs. Hallam formerly lived in Newington at the old paper mill and" was brought before Justice E. Stanley Wells for the theft of bicycle from Wesley Canfield of the Center.
 Mrs. Charles Frear died Tuesday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frederick W. Stickles of the North End. She had been troubled with cancer. of the stomach for long time. Mrs. Frear was 60 years of age.
 On complaint of Warren Oldmixon of the North End, Jack Lynch, George Yates and Ralph Morse were ar raigned before Justice E. Stanley Wells in the town hall on Thursday evening for damaging property. Morse and Yates came from Elmwood and Lynch lives in Newington. Each was fined $1 and costs amounting to $7.76.
 Robert Dart of the Center has sold Rogers of Avon. MT. Dart will build a new home on a adjoining lot.
 T. H. Cogswell of Theodore street went to Boston on Friday. The re- turn trip was made in one of the new Chevrolet motor cars, of which the firm of Cogswell and Nordstrom have the agency.
 A meeting of Newington grange, P. of H. No. A was held in the town hall on Friday evening. The following persons were initiated in the first two degrees: Everett Elliott, Elsie Elliott, Seth Goodale, Kent E. Stoddard, Myra Elliott, Cecil L.. Hedges, Irene M. Saunders, Lucy Smith, Grace A. Darl- ing, Edith Elliott, Mrs. Everett Elliott, Albert Goodale, Emery Kluff. The social committee of the Maple Hill Improvement society gave a very successful cafd party in Buells hall on Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. w. D. Smith of Johnson street, who is confined to the Hartford hos pital, is improving.
 Town Clerk Herbert Francis will be in the town hall on Friday evening, May 1, to collect dog taxes. After this date the usual fine of $1 will be add ed.
 Philip Bonefant of New Britain has
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

The Eunoean society will meet in the chapel on Friday to make prepar- ations. for the annual May festival.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Jane Mechanical Servant) ...... :. Alden Lincoln
 IntermiSsiOn.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

The subject for the mid-week meet. ing at the Congregational church is Gods Work With Man"
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

your meats for cash. s. M. Cowles, KenSington.-adVt. WANTED-Carpent and mason work. Jobbing and repairs Chim- neys repaired. Cisterns built. Tel. H. J. Foiren, Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Trade steadily increasing. People know a good thing when they see it. Save time, car fare and money. Buy
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

A meeting of the Cheerful %Givers' Mission circle was held in the, chapel on Tuesday afternoon. !
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Albert Morgan of Hartford gave a. very interesting stereopticon lecture on birds and plant life in the Congrega- tional church last evening.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

At the meeting of the executive committee of the Brotherhood last week it was voted to have Sunday, May 10, at Go-to-Church-S Sunday 1t was further voted to invite Grace church to unite with the Congrega- tional church and thereby secure a large attendance at both churches. Joshua Belden was appointed a com mittee on transportation. It is planned to provide conveyances for all who desire it. Committees on advertising and invitation were also appointed.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Mrs. Edward Goodale of the Center is recovering from an attack of the grip.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

purchased the house of John Hannom on Johnson street and will take pos- session at once.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Miss Ida Boyington of the Center has returned home after spending sev- eral weeks in Torrington.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

A very unique social will be given in Guild hall on Friday evening. May 1. A vaudeville performances will be given and after each act a collection will be taken up. There will be no admission charged at the door. At the conclusion of the vaudeville diff ferent persons in the audience will bo called upon to give a recitation or act and if they fail to do so they will be fined. This is something entirely new and good time is guaranteed all who attend.
 D. K. Perry of Golf street has purchased a touring car.
 Miss Julia K. Spring of Thompson street has returned from a trip to Philadelphia.
 Selectman Albert Goodale has had the road scraper at work on all tha streets of Maple Hill for the pasd two days and made a great improved ment in their condition. -
 Mrs. A. B. Johnson entertained tha w 1ilCidIy Siop dt uST uOH6 on, Wednesday afternoon. A papcr4 was read by Miss Nina Blair entitled "Newington Town History" Mrs. Johnson was assisted by Mrs. Charles Belden and Mrs. R. w. Poteet The annual meeting of the club will be held in two weeks in Buelps hall.
 Albert Nordstrom of Robbins ave- nue has returned from @ business trip to Boston. x
 Miss Ida Boyington of the Center has returned home after spending sev- eral weeks in Torrington.
 Albert Morgan of Hartford gave a very interesting stereopticon lecture on l f. AL
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Philip Bonefant of New Britain has
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Town Clerk Herbert Francis will be in the town hall on Friday evening, May 1, to collect dog taxes. After this date the usual fine of $1 will be add ed.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

HAVING " ~ ING ALI @ COG GOODS % OF % us " -
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Jimmie" Moon, protege of Mayor George Quigley of New Britain, and an important witness in the sensa- ticnal investigation of the Town home in the Hardware city about a year ago, has furnished the town authorities
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Mrs. w. D. Smith of Johnson stree who is confined to the Hartford hos pital, is improving.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Albert Nordstrom of Robbins ave-, nue has returned from a business trir to Boston.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

The Maple Hill Tennis club met on Thursday evening and decided to postpone indefinitely the fair which was planned for May 1. Albert Goodale was elected president on the resignation of Albert Nordstrom.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Miss Julia K. Spring of Thompson street has returned from trip to Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Mrs. Charles Frear died Tuesda, evening at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frederick W. Stickles of tht North End. She had been troubled with cancer. of the stomach for g long time. Mrs. Frear was 60 years of age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
BASKETBALL
TOMORROW AT
FAIR GROUNDS

Amnnu The interesting features
scheduled for tomorrow ~ thr Milwin
ter Fair grounds arr Two basket bali
games. The elmr> are between the
hoy> team IT The Ernwn>,i ~ high
>chooui and The bny> ~ the MrNllrn
high >rhnn'. and TIE girls Teams NJ The
Same >churl>.
Tnm"rruN'> .lmc~ VII hr The third
"f I SERVES ~ matched games PLAYED ~
The Brownsville gir> against teams ~
ufhor Nilirt nnHS for WV intcr>rhn
lr>tic championship. - far the local
team his been Victorious. having dr
fcatcd the ~EasmondNillr and San I:c
Hito teams. The bow, viii nay their
>er"nh game M The series tomorrow.
having been defeated IN the Raymond
vil!c team ~ their first contest.
n great deal MI interest IL I-ing mani
Tested in the games aud a stiff contest
i expected III The girls game Browns
Vile i> especially anxious ~ Win a. 80
F'fAAtfAAA INV lIHA IN ifAhIH -tHhf Win
Sau Hnniio The >au I;cnito team ranks
S nrd having been defeated hut one"
The San Hrniin boss team vii also
meet the Brownsville, bows Saturday
The local bows team " showing excl
lrnt form The lack Nh team wnrl
which cost The bows the ~ka,mnndvilIr
game has been ovcrc me. The local
team. although >m N. H. fa>..
The teach lin and runil> If the school
ctrur>tl, solicit thr friends aud patrons
uf thr -chro' tn encourage the boys ans;
airi~ hy ihrir presence no The games.
This is the first velr nf organized ath
lrfir> IN the Nal'cv ~rhnnl> AMI the
>ch"ol> are asking their patrons tu ~
list 10 making the organization prrmlu
IN standing ", the schools.
.lri.ing y, The past performances MI
The Brownsville team and Ill. reputation
vi The visitors. tnmnrruW'> performance
viii w. very ~nnpp, and well worth
watching. The .rmc> uill d. called II
f. O'Clock IN th" afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
CLUBS
MAY UNITE TO
IMPROVE PARK

There j. 4 possibility that the three
wumcn'> clubs - the city. The Ladies
civic League. the Self Culture club aNI
The Learners club may unite in = move
mcnI having for IT. plrIu>c The improve
mont and hrlutiiling w Washington
park. a square hlnck Of ground owned
w the rity ami Iuratrd ~ Madison and
Seventh streets. ~ the rear NJ the gram
mar school building.
The Washington park proprrt, was
donated tn the cit, manN Wears agn n~
y site rnr \ nlrk. and arrorline ~ old
rr residents rf thr city. au attempt WAS
made io beauty IN I'm planting trerS.
However. the trees were allowed ~ dir.
and no further work has hrrn tunr nn
the property. An old baud stand. cor.
Siructcd dnrirg the carly davS. stands
an the property. hut il was nartly wreck
"a ~ = storm MANY wears ago.
The suggestion for the un ~ ~ lhr
clubs for the purpose nj Improving fh.
park was made M " meeting of The
Icarnrr>Cluh. and tho Interest manifest
rl in the idra Indicates that some dcfin
ilr action with regard Az the improve
mcnt may W. taken.
Tho ste T. undoubtedly y beautiful
nnr for Y park. well located. AMI since
IN il ALREADY the prnnrrty nj the ci'v
AMI vrrt valuable property. ID H. cuu>id
erred that the ritv IN without N beautiful
park simply for lack ~ interest.
VI W believed thc wv lir> viii push H.
mrftrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
EXPRESS AGENTS MEET


~llrrlrrl NJ brewer. aren't ~ Browns
Vile for ihc Wells Fargo i.Nprr>> com
rJMy. lit Yesterday afternoon iur ~ln
A.nfnnin. where hc epr- ~ attend = zen
cral meeting cf al the Wells Fars"
agents in me ~nu Antonio territory.
rhr meeting ia il understood. In Nm b'
held ~ i sorf IL general educational
meeting w permit the agents In ert ~.
qulintr,l and a. exchange views lur The
welfare Of the business.
Ihr brownsville office VT the Wells
Fargo has hcromr a >izrlhlc office in
The Past twn wears. AMI a%c'-rflin" 4"
VyIl. Fargo men ~ Nv have Z very rapid
growth The present hui dine when
erected il was thought would care TO-
the rumrlu, business fnr many wears
10 come. bat the business has ALREADY
~onterOwn The capacity IF the h. I>c. The
building W.T. the time il was erected was
also suppose! CD howe been llrgt enough
fa hnnilr the Wells Fargo Mexican y
pres which N Was cNIrrird nv that time
wurld have been going through before
thi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
AUTO ORDINANCE
IS DEFECTIVE
CORPORATION ~ UTE tELNNA
RELEASES MAN Nl;GED WITH
FAST DRIVING AND MAKES
bTILAHATICN.
INDICATIONS ARE THAT 20 cox
NICTIBNS ron SPEEDING CAN
fE HAD WITH CITN'< PRESENT
Al TOMOHILE ORDINANCE.

~ " RESULT uf the argument TN M
t"ruc, M. u. Homes. rrprrS ntine lr~u>
rnrl mr.. charged with EAST automobile
driving. ~ which h. attorney held thu
tic ordinance relating "a speeding NY Ce
r%rttiyr w tlaJ .hr capiiun lre> u"f rH
tain Il rumnlrtr summary ~ the contents
~ the ordinance. Corporation Judge
Augustine Cclaya this morning an
nouncc-l that il his opinion also the
ordinance was defective. Cucllar was
forthwith released.
Iudec rcrNa stated thlt some month
~" hr called the attention ~ the cit'
r.uncii ~ Che fact Mat the ordinance"
was defective. and that il should H. r.
pcalrd AMI \ new or,iinaarr drawn NJ"
said al>o that when tho ri>r ramr to
trial hc WAS uu.lrr dee impression lhlt
ilr chiaer had aIrcldy been made and
that W new ordinance. was MI exist mere
Whom ATTORNEY .Iuuc~. in CLOSING hi
argument iu hclult WI Cucllar. brought
w ihr 1uc~iiun nf The completeness uf
tIF ftAlliitlff4 NNF Nfi4 iNA HH HN
iaHry ~ agreeing with HIM thu such
nl~ the cl~r
Judge Cr ava a%uuouurrl Misc il1i
with the present ordinance T. would =,
impossible wv -rrrrr W conviction f"r
violating thr speeding rules ard hc rrc
commended that = new ordinance hc
drawn up than VII repair tn present
ordinance. nnd make il possible 4" >r
cure convictions ir ciSc> nf glilt.
h~ ne matter stands WI present auto
mobile drivers unl owners mat speed
up tn their own sweet will. and unless
>nmcholy suffers iuiur, ~ Y not nrob
able. from this decision y, Judge cr
lnya. thai thy vii hc convicted of ?
violation ~ The traffic rules
t%'urllIr wfs the driver uf the amt"
mobile which struck p mln named hm'
li.an 81 Eleventh and ~ zlhcth streets
SUNDAY night. exclusive mention ~
which appeared in Tn Herald M n p
DAY afternoon. Muiliem has not ~
tirrly recovered from bis injury. hUi i
able to ~ ahuui.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
MARSHALL AND TYLER
NOW REPRESENTED IN
THE NATIONAL CHAMBER
t.>p cirf NJ Thr Hrrnfl.l

Washington. n. -. IAN. H.. Texas
has become represented IN he Chamber
III rommorU. uf ne United State. WI
America during thr pas three months
TN the election ~ commercial org luiZt-
Z un> operating I'M M ar~hill. and Tyler.
Fifteen organizations from Texas ar
nov members WI the national chamber
There HTr now fnur hundred and tv-rr
q eight oT.aniZat ions constituting lie
mrmhrr >hir ~ NJ" national rhaminr
@!'r,trA state AMI territory h. represent
-. with The exception w New N%cNict
Commercial nranirhtiun~ in Hawaii. pnr
ta Rio" and .hc Phil m ne Islands
have hccu elected Thr American Chew
Ter of Commerce I'm Paris and he tm
cfiran Chamber II Commerce or .h.
ie~lui llr also members.
The >ernri annual meeting nf the nat
iomal chamber VII hr hell in Washing.
ton from II hruary III az lf several hnn
commercial organizations are cynoctel.
irCd hu> ncs> men representative w
commercial organizations are expected
February l. vii D. devoted a. H. broad
rst com. liberation WI ali that ~ involved
in he sherman anti Irn>l Law anil fhc
regulation ~ corporate activity " laW
The annua' hanuurt ~ tlr NATIONAL
chamirr will hc held I'm the annivcrSar,
II Presidents Lnc0lu'> birthday. o.
r~thrnAr,li Srcrrtary Wilson M the ne
narimcn; ~ Labor viii al lrc>S the moc.
inc ~ Tho Relation TN THE nrpallnrrt
.ui Labor A. Industries ami Commerce "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

New York Material reductions I'm
the wholesale prices ~ staple .rrgr>.
unfinished wnr>ird>. claws. chrNiut>. and
other wooden goods for the fall of iplt
were announced wv thr trade today. tn
cni Il nude r>ioni tu lc the direct result
If The Nov tariff and anticipated comprt
4 nu from broad Prices nn rln1~ uufir
'>hrl worSfrd~ and Frcnrh blacks nrc -
wv - cent below last rill. Claws show WV
reduction uf ~ tu IT cents Unfinished
vor,fcd> nrr - u 20 I'll cents lowrr
rh" heaviest reduction. nearly - rr~
rtri il on wa~hine serge Whether Nh"
rltim 'ic consumer viii rrin nnv ben"
ti from tr" reduction. wv " matter nf
rnf lecture Thr "furrrl rrininn sf--'ra
tn "" thrt The r%rluccl cost VII ~ lost
in 'hr cnul>c M hnulline.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
BROWNSVILLE
BANK RETAINS
ITS OFFICERS

rir Brownsville Bank n Trust tom
in fhr ritt WITH brownsville. Nr>irrla,
lffrrnon held X meeting "f The ~inrk
i%rl.icI-. IN which the directors for The
coming wear IN rr elected. The uffirrr~
ia 'nrH met ani elected The officers
The director arr. ~. n. Luulrum. y.
H. Scott. u. N. Mrtinr,. Saunders Gregg
AMI X. II. Ncnavitt.
Thr officers are. y. II. I1nlrum. pres
idcnt: 7. l. Scott. vice president: T.. 4.
Mctiart. active vice president: Saunders
Gregg cashier ami II. :. Gridrr. ASST.
iant cashier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
PARENT-TEACHERS
BEGIN ACTIVE WORK
ON PROGRAM FOR YEAR

The Parent Teachers Association has
already begun active work on the out'
liHr WI 1914 work recently prepared. ar-
rurdin. fo nn announcement IN The pres
ilrnf ~ thr a>>iciri az. Mrs. James w
Iluit. several worthy objects arr nov 40
view u, The association. among them
being the planting w trees and Towers
un the school %grnnnr> lectures hv cx-
pcriS from ont ~ town ~ care ~ the
ewes. throat. teeth. ami general rarr ~
hniN. hnnt sanitation. rtr-. aud talks
IRA mus Z anil literature.
Committees 49, The planting NJ trees
and flowers ~ The school grynnds have
hrvu appuintci. w which th' respective
are Mrs. TraaL HI. Pierce. and
Mrs. ~. VI. skeleton. Tho chairmcn are
already busy wv the plans for planting
and ia H. expected that ~nnn The school
~ both The hight anh ward
will blossom - the rose"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
BENEFIT RECITAL FOR
CONSHTUTIQNllIST
HOSPITAL SATURDAY

in M~utamnru> SATURDAY evening nt
The Trairn l.rfnrma there viii o. given
4 benefit %rcriiai and musical for the
Con>tifuiionali,t hospital Those who
will take part in the event
among the most rr0WiUcnt women iu
Matamrtu~. inriu-lfnr sonora Amrlia
Gaiair dr Pug. Sonora celia Clrranza
dr rn,ino Senoriia Maria drl Carmen
Lrmuiin 'nf >ruuria iilauia Emplram.
There viii also hr shown nirtur~ ~
ihc attack and capture ri ihr city M
Niriuria. aud the attack at II rrrlD.
The Ati,Nd.Iirr vi brownsville d.,
tie . ~e>fs~ialiv requested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

l'rouhl,u. n N. .Iuhu Il,dnn. w ~
Ndam> ~trrvi known tn the police l>
picklc> Ilsdon. who has been arrest y
.ur HON eide and highway robbery, WIS
rgur in court charged with larcncv.
i|.Iylon i~ one 30 thr men who was ar
r'.-icl SOME time AGO far The murder M
Chris Mororcf. 2 burglar and the ease
tr> MOI been decided. llc was ont IVA
hlil when Detectives Ward aud Chris
t. uf ihr FULTON street station r'ci,l
him up last night on \ charge NJ having
stolen S.lin worth oi platinum from ia"
National Lead COMPANY, laboratory 1t
l-n work. street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
FRIGHT KILLS GIRL

Worcester Mass. Nfirr 5ll - hour
uf nnclu>ri"u~nr>> Miss Anna Wheeler
daughter rr nr. Charles y Whrrl.r
fi"' in NV 'itv Nr~pital The h%u>riili
ht-irilu~ ar" uf the nniniuu that tht
oirl w1. frightened ~ death when IVY au.
iumriilr Nv which >nr was riding rH
Oh i>ima~ na, Mas struck he Il %frollcr
rlr. The rhv>iriiuS hclicyr That frlr a'
NM blow frlm ihr approaching %trolic1
car caused 4 rupture ~ 2 blood vessel
il mr. brain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
pRENOERGAST Dimes CALDER

To show hi> appreciation w the v"rS
done y, Representative William NJ
Calder n> hi> campaign manager. con
%trullrr Millilm A %I'rrudrrga>t gave th
~Hrnrhiyn 'rnlr ~>man u dinner last
night q The Union League club Thirt,
ninth street anil Fifth avenue. Manhat
r rh- ''n- inririrfi llv these Who
were a~rti,cl, engaged w M. controllers
~ election.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
6OO-poUND WOMAN DEAD

Huntington. Ind. Jan. H.. Mrs. WI.
liam S~c,tlrmcirr. - Years old. VII"
weighed 600 pounds. died IA her hom"
near here Yesterday If pneumonia \
special coffin ~ inches Wide lnl =
inches deep was required '"r tn huh,
aud il was necessary - enlarge "a" lu'r
WAY before the puit .ntld nv tfkrn in.
side the house.
. \ dra, viii ~ used Tor Y hclrSc III the
Funeral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
VETERAN CARRIER QUITS

Enghumtum. N. NJ. Ian. 13-Gcorgr
F. Crlndall. who Il, believed ~ IT, thr
mail carr rr im The United State
retired Yesterday at thc ace w ~. Ili~
home il in Norwich and starting in l>.ai
y hen sixteen wears old. ~ has driven .
wagon .;Jn.nm miles.
During that time hc ha> received 4 e.
jll SALARY VI ~.il.unu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
GErErE MNNrS 400 nnn 900

Nthcn~ t,rrrrr. 4 bill a|uthrriliu"
the Grorh t"vrrnfncnt tn issue = mess
lulu ~ ~inn.'rn mn has been presented
~ the Chlmbrr ~ DEPUTIES. The loln
which Is io he rc.lromahlc ia hftv wears
T. ~ bear Uyr Trr rrni interest and the
max mum price ri issue has been fiNcl
ut - = 7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

~lndrr~un. Tr, -.tu~lrv afternoon
while ON huniiu" With y r%umnanioH =
~ tcHrnld luy. rrcifc.' lv shot him
SEQ .n thr heel. The accident trnk plrr"
ia fcv Mills from 'r"n but ;lr wounded
ln' was ~oru hruuuht wv. aud pUt undo.
medical Treatment. Nt present hr H. Am
ng nicely. ne ~ the son ~ W. w.
NuHUg. rIHflhnu-r foreman hrrr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

The custom M weighing Women
drc>>c> with Uses " metal " help hem
retain their shape WAS tpll, approved
IN 4 jury in thr supreme court. Mrs
Margaret Fine. Witc of v wealthy cur
tractor. >nc'i liuuN t. Tell n COMPANY
dealers in wuWcu'> appeared. for 5000
damages. lr,Hu~r while ~hr WIS brush
ine = dress solid h thr 4. fruilni> nur
80 these weights t'rW out and iniur"
her ctr The defendants declared ihnt
fishinn required shaun fo pct WEIGHTS in
The garments. AMI The iur, lrridrd the,
Mere not liable. N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

Houston. TcN. Pat Ltu,h and II. ~.
Mr'aSkN. alia>E. i. Nrllneh were HID
without hail for The action ~ The grand
jury following an examining Trial N
Judge 'rookcr.> court TUESDAY after
noon an charge VT robbery ly firearms
They were accused Of haviu. held Gr
and robbed G.. g.. Eruinu 90 l>n- Walk
~ avenue ~ the point uf \ .un last
SATURDAY night. Th" hnldup ncrurrri af
The corner III l,u>k Avenue aud thpuc
vert street. I1nrh holding The pistol on
%i:rui"m while McC1~kr, went through
his pockets. All that was tHken was "
dime. although Rrufon testified that Pen
had 4 gold scarf pin and = watch on
his ncr>nn at the Time The two mon
were lrrcsicd later the >1mr evening lt
Detective Tom GowlSnu who found =
gun go LAUGH Both men unrr picked
out Of = gang If c'ght prisoners ~ il'
city jail SUNDAY morning u. Eruiur amt
ilrut fed =, him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15

San Francisco. calf. Lieutenant r.
lev Il. Scott. recently MI the Unite 4
states army. H. ia Snn Francisco TO-DAY
awaiting the arrival from Fr nee W "
device ~ his invention which he w'i
use nest month in hurling I0n pounds .
nitro "rlatinc from nm army arruplal"
p mile high over North Island M S.r
b.c." Thi> performance viii constitute
he climax MI y SERIES ~ tests ~ ~ clu
Quoted TN The NJr department with ihr
Scott device. These viii ~ begun with W
series ~ light bombs and continue \
with nitrngrlatiue ranging ia weigh
from fiy" Mound. wv The firni packages a-
100 pounds. Lieutenant Scots invention
wa, refused hy The United states ARM
ihrrc wears ago. he resigned from thr
4 niicd states army and took the device
wv France where H. won many prizes.
lir "a> decorated p, iLr French govern