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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-11
TO CARVE A BEEF -
AT FOOD TALK


tDN llNll ~ lN'h lN'F '''
ana impulse hs u rule srid Mrs.
Downing, instead ~ mnhng rhoir
purchases with view 20 economy,
and for food valuc1.' Another telling
statement made by the lecturer was
that women have rcyulutlOnilcd the
stores "YOu can judge by the gen
crnl appearance OF store the quail
Ity OF goods and the type Of women
who are ltH customers" she N,id. Shc
advised that as a Safeguard In buy
ing. women should settle on one or
two good brands and demand these
brandA "Othcrwise "A grocer may
unload upon you brand which he
knows In not tho best nor freshest "
Take care OF tho food while
cooking" she said n you can do
two things at once. namely, read a
book and prepare dinner ~ tho
Same time, you nre clever woman.
Much food In sinfully wasted In prep
aration.
Until tho war the government
never experimental on the feeding
~ people. It's experiments extended
only 10 cattle. How woll II has sue
cceded may he judged from tho nj
condition Of the men who arc re-
turning from tho army service.
Every one ut the 100000 men
called 10 army training camps has
gained on an average OF L. pounds
They have been fed upon the conrscr
foods Hs nature intended and many
have never been so near physically
perfect as they now are"
Today Mrs. Downing will talk
upon government inspection VI
meats and will present every woman
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AT THE FIRST SIGN
OF BILI0USNESS
TAKE ACAL0TAB
The New Nausealess Calomel
That Does the Work With
out the Slightest Unpleas-
antness or Danger Of Sail
vation.

Nek your doctor and he viii tell
sou ihat otlum"l rs the best ana only
sure rcmciy FOR "A lazy liver, bilious.
ness. Indigestion and constipation
NoW lsti an " lts unpleasant and
dangerous qualities have been ro-
moved. yHlumel. In the form Of CHlp-
tabs, ia The easiest and most pleas.
Hui ~ ul LNattNcs to take one
tablet nT bedtime with a swallow Of
water hats all 80 taste, no grip
mg no uhuH"t, no Fhl's In the
morning YOU feel simply cine live,
wid"-aWako. "u"rgcnuC, strong and
viii a hearty appetite for brcakfdst
Eat what yuu please nud 80 about
your work no danger Of salvation.
Cnlo'lhs sold only In original soll-
ed packages price thirty fiv" cents.
Your druggists recommends and
guuraulcos Calotnhs by offering 10
refund IN" price II you are not de-
lighted with them ADV,
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40 YEARS AGO
BLOOD FOLSOM WAS CONQUERED
by OLD DoCTOWS PRESCiIP-
TION WITHIN YOUR REACH
TODAY. =

80 years ago Number 90 For The
blood" conquered many cases of spo-
cific blood poison In It's worst forms.
which have not returned. This dis
ease liz manifested hy mucous
patches, copper colorcd spots, aching
bones. ulcers or running sores, fall
Ing hair alanduLr svellings. pim-
pies on the face, constipation and "a
form >bt dyspepsia. your health Is
important. Insist on Number 40"
put up In u hduo carton bearing the
signature Of j. 4. Mcndenhall, 40
years druggist Evansville. 'lud.
sold by Stcinbcrg ADV.
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THREE THEFTS OF BIKES"
REPORTED TO THE f0llCE

Saturday AMI Sunday three re-
ports wcrr received at The police
station u' tho loss of bicycles. Tho
first report was received from Cor
den Wilson. liUi East Iiufch, fol-
lowed by Clarence Templ,ton, Prince
hctcl and kcuuhrd McCrouion, III
south Cincinnati II Is thought by
the police that nll these thofls were
committed by small boys who prob
ably took the "hlkcs' for "A JOY ride.
No far none Of the bicycles have
been recovered.
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Ten !. ". VS. iirld.

WATERBURY, Conn. March 10.
All but 80 Of the IS7 men arrested In
raid upon u meeting OF | ", W n
yesterday we're Released today. The
10 men, who Will hc held until
Thursday on q charge of breach OF
the peace, include Alexander Cher
ron OF Chicago and Sew York. who.
tho police gay. Is a national organizer
OF the workers
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED IS
FLOORS LAID AND SURFACED-By
hand or C.sc.tl- sander. old floors made
like new Phone Welsh, Soar
SEWING MACHINES
Repaired Phone 2li7
T2FSSPq-Rsnovsted and recovered
reformed home the same daJ. Phone
Bi49. Sanitary Mattress Co.
NONUNtON CONTR ACTOR 49, Carpenter
painter and decorator. do everything
that house requires, aiso brick and
concrete pay cnSh tSr materials and
do your work satisfactorily. Phons
a542J {. G. Barnes
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
WIEN ~ NFED-Oi carpenter. cal,
phone a0e2 from a IN TO p m
LACE RTAGNS--Isurdered or dry
cleaned by expert CNl 626s.
CARPENTER WORR-AnA genera build
irg, small or large jobs work gnarsn.
tred reasonable plans and specifications
furnished free Phone 97o6
WANTED-Au kinds cement work rsmea,
Lteps a speciality. Phone si2R,
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NEw YORK, March 10 Ner,anuls IA
rer 5I GnSts per cent; rtetliuE 90 day
bil. afaS commercial so dAy bills ON
banks 4T2A commercial 6o-dsv bills
A72h demand, ATbA cables ATd T.l6
Guildsrs -- Demand, lipc. cables
~ 5.idc
Mrrioan Dollar -TTtAc
Government bonds STEADY rflroad
bonds irreKular.
Time Loans-EAEier; 80 and 90 days
81 n5N per cent; alI months o y T5k
per eent,
Call Noney-sissdy High per cent
lnr AZ per cent; ruling rate a. per
cent elnsIng bid ~ per cent. offered al
per cent: last loan 9 per cent
Bank AoeeptAnees-4i per cent
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NEw YORK. Nafeh 10 -LIbsrV bondi
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LEGAL.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
The Board OF Education will receive
sealed bids until 4 p. m. Monday. March
10Th, 1919. for the construction OF q side
walk around the school block OF tho LiL.
coin School, located at Fifteenth and
Peoria. said Sidewalk TO be constructed &C
eordinR TO the plans and specifications ~
provided by the CITY Ordinance. All pro.
poSsls must be accompanied by q certified
check representing o minimum OF 10 pei
cent Of the proposed bid.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids or any part thereof
II O. MCCLURE,
President OF Board OF Education.
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FOR wOlt1U Ic,ss march io-Cs
lie Receipts, 300. sloAdy. breyss " 90
tpli 90
ilor. Receipts. 1000. steady Heavy.
~ FOm a.
sheep Receipts aio. sirady Lambs,
tilJOMl7
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IInbituaI Constipation Cured In ~
To II bays

LAX FOS WITH PEpSlN' IL a
spccin lly- prepared syrup Tonic Lax
ativc hf llahitunl Constipation It
relieves promptly but should he
taken regularly for II TO II dnya 10
induce regular action. It stimulates
and Regulates Very rlennnt to
TAlke. Gnc nnr bottle ANhN
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LADY with 10 ycAro'N 'on. ""1'-' ~
position as housrkrcpN F|' "rgl
roundinTs and fcspc,pu.r No4 ,,r
preferred, reterencesA AaH
N-AAih
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CHICAGO March i-rDorn No yel
lo~ ~ t1h
O.t, STANDARD 61aGB i.r,
rye NO . ~ lHW go
Harty- SIN gIr
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NV fofh Uottoh.
NEW YORK, March 10 Cotton cl'


NEw ORLEANS March 10 Cotton
closed Old Steady, At an sd'snoe OF ~
10 80 points Nsw--Stsady, al an advsnc,
Of 90 to a. points,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND YoUN,

N"D SNSNb
LOST-Ono cuff link with the initial "A -
y dollar reward, TO2 = Main. J. i.
Ash
LOSr--One ~ travelling bag from car
on East side near Kendall, containing
chtldrrn's clothes and medicine VIII
pay liberal reward for return OF same.
Phone $500 or call at co6 =. Detroit.
ONE 30I1a CASING ON RIM-On Louis
y Ave. Owner can have by correct identi.
tlration, Phone $500 schooner Sheet
Meta WORKS
HOSE Between Hunt Murry and Brady
81, two pair white silk hose. Nos. 9h
aud 10 Finder please call 4273R
PURELY PERSONAL q
WEAK MEN-TaHe Castleberry'G SeIusl
rms for Loot manhood, nervous debility,
Guaranteed. Mail III three boxes g.. IS
Plain wrapper 4. y. Csstleberry. Co
lumhus ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WHY PAY MOREt
Expert watch and clock repairing. Cleaning
VI msin spring 81: crystals, 2Ae All
work fully guaranteed. Railroad work q
specially Formerly Inspector for three
roads 20 years experience in tho beat re-
tail stores and watch factories r J. Cor.
don's Watch Repair shop. III y. Main 81
SEE OR GALL Up WARD DETECTIVE
AGENCY Phone 2tg6 ar address Postoi.
fee Box 1879, Tulsa, Okla for criminal
or civil work In our line or criminal OF
social collections our work guaranteed
Work at home and abroad first class
operators.
Or. !, \ HUME has returned from Tucson
Ariyona. whore he has heen on aceoun /
~ his health. lie can be, found at hts
old office 2O5 \ s Main. Phone i454
VIII ho glad 20 serve hs old patrons
and friends
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VTTTINUU NAT|h u "UuITer HT'sVI
tfrantfy. iAN jHr
Fsgs sissdy. receipts - $50 rAs"1
ritss 1HdJHlgc. ordinary hrst ~ , a.
81 80. 81 marx cases included % % n IN.
POiAtorf Lower. receipts {. ruN VIZ
oonsiD. Michigan snd NInursola. bIIs and
sack ~ sou lf0
Poultry Alive higher sprug' Bls,
to~t. ~ -
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CHICAGO March 1O-Hog~ Receipts
SO 900 steady 10 l0e higher Rulk Sts7J
sAI h-'~herh siss5Qis; light
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BOARD AND ROOMS

IoHr HOUSEKEEPING noc4s 10
SECOND, v, 1927 Nice. clean. modern
light Housekeeping rooms
ELwooD. y, g02 Two light housekeeping
rooms nicely furnished
DETROIT =, 3i5-LiEbt housckscping
rooms iof rent Phone 192l.
ROOMS FOR RBNT-rUREIsHgp IT
BOSTON x, si5--Two nice sleeping rooms.
adjoining bath also garage tpacr
LARGE FRONT RoOM-Close in. close to
o. car CAL 627.
FIBTlf Is. i22i-- Modern furnished room
In private resis~nce
CINCINNATI. s. 7oi Nicely furnished
south bedroom connecting bath private
family. s. week Phone 56I2
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR house.
keeping ground floor. rear entrance
good well =, per week Phone AJl2
uuul and i3l9.j after . 80
CHEYENNE. y. t2T--C!cAn. comfortable
housekeeping rooms new and modern,
electric lights everything furnished, fine
Heighborhood close !u. See these first
and say" time
MAYBELLE. y. rs Nicely furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping
DETROIT y. aOt- Modern furnished hght
Housekeeping rooms
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FEDERAL MOTOR co.
USED CAR VALUES

HCEn CAR V ALLIES
ls1s3-3b Packard. 7-pass. run
I 900 miles.
l9is-3-35 Packard. 7pass.. run
4 900 miles
i9l7.2-sS Packard, 7-paSs. rebuilt
guaranteed
lglT-2-35 Packard, i-pass., Chummy,
run $500 miles
1918 Stutz 4-pass., "a door Chummy,
like new.
1918 gtutZ. 2-pnss. Bear Cat, run
geo miles.
1917 Stutz, 2pass. Roadster, wire
whse's, ,a,s ,,o-.or k.,,.. &, vor,, roo,
smapc,
lsl' haynes 9-phss. chummy' run
1918 peer,ess a-pa.s chunuv ,ute
new.
1918 Marmon 4-pass, used one
month
1918 Chandler 4-pass., never been
used, n bargain.
1913 Chandler, 7-pass., run 100
miles
1918 Chandler 7-pass. Sedan; new.
never oeen used
m,ls.. 1sis Chandler '-Da'''' run 5000
1918 Marion 7-pass.. run 500 miles.
1918 Haynes 5-pass., run 1000 miles.
1918 Roamer. 4-pass,. snort demon
.,ro,or
Iafs 10 - Vs,io 5nos. ,n. ,a.t,
100 -. p' sou"
l'io o'unepaker roaustef' IN Al
shape,
1917 Studcbaker roadster, '6-cylInder.
3-passenger.
New 1918 Roamer Sedan; beautiful
car
o"' o,o t e
phn % 1ono u"'"SS
'''V
G15 8 ROIll6ar
oAc ~ DouiuSi
ron sATy-no1v. ,o.d.,., ioi, H.,
eia.s ,onai,ion pbona iso5
--
BARGAIN
We are making bip orIco rcdrc.
,,,,a -, - 80 c.
,,".' on ~ ISL sas Sc US uc
FORE you BUY we may be able to save
you money. We have some fine bar
gains In light cars. '
TULSA BOILER & MACHINE CO..
Cash or Terms
Phone 1860. 3O7 s Boulder
1914 PORN RoInsTgR--For all. h,,.
Gain 10, cagh pho,a ions 49,. - :
and %
LEXINGTON FIVE. PASSENGER CAR
Five tires, hrst.elass condition; will sell
Sen Sec'p Tor cAsn or Loef'y bonds Phone
o- :. y------.
h.giIOS ,iIisoS TN W seven pAssnFeL rh
;ob psnnp' sSsiT , ,op snn sp,r pam
rall and SEQ hi, bargain AZ Ever Ready
Gsrsge. Fighth and Main.
COLE EIGHT -Cnnmmy; fino condition
bargain II taken at once VIII con
siuer ,'sn'GN E" 's s. psr' sin pIiyms"'' tA0
CHANDLER TOURING CAR-Good sondi
ton. new tires recently paipt,d. $500
cash Call Mr. Worlev 64tO or TA51
evenings
TT Tuct srStT used @ or nv woSd 1HS HopSSsg eSSSi5sT
Esw Garage, Red ForE W - "'''
HUDSON SUPER SiELln rood condition
bargain sold this week Can he
Tr f''u '"s"' i"'"' NiVo' o. +"
"so', s-.------..----
FoR sAbE-one i've ton white truck
shrhtly used: Phone a79l
~ NVsDo o. TOT sA'e or Haue
+" r'iss -
1918 FORD ROADSIER-Or touring car
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BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS -
FOR REST--Two ligh! houseky6pins
rooms Phone 1904
EASroN. E- iaO-A large. vel furnished
bagoueut room hot and cold water. g.
per week slso 'hrer room apartment
with Necping porth And garage
EASToN s.. ll7--Suits Of two ho1sekerp.
Ing rooms in modern house walking dis.
tsncc reasonable" Phone TGSl.l
FRISCO, s. IOt-- Housekeeping and sleep
ing rooms Phone HJlG
COLLDGE, s. 3O7-For rent. . light house.
keeping rooms 50 per sveA no chs
dren. Phone 2ls2,J.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS a, Is A
r South Main Call 1907
GOOD sleeping room with pleasant Kitchen
and dininE room privileges; modern
house also large sleeping room EuitAble
for three or four men bath electricity
very SpeciAl THiea. tl2 North May bell.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27

Van Camps Milk lac, Russell Bros.
-advt.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUINTNE
Tablets remove the cause. There -
only one "Bromo Quinine. r. W.
GROVES signature on the box. soc.
Van Camps Milk lac, Russell Bros.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
GENERAL APPEAL
FOR RELIEF FUND
New Britain Trust Company VIII Re
ceivc Pledges for Help OF
Near East.

The preliminary canvass for the
t Near East Relief fund was complet~
! ed today. and from now on a general
! public appeal is to be made for the
stricken Arm enianS and SyTianS. Ar
rangem ents have been made whereby
Frank G. Vibberts, treasurer of the
relief fund, will receive pledges or
cash at the New Britain Trust COM
pany. These pledge cards may be
received at the Trust company. and If
any person has pledge cards they may
be mailed to Mr.. Vibberts. If New
Britain is TO do her bit in this Near
East relief work, a large increase
must be obtained over the present
amount of the pledges, Many people,
who have not given literally to prev
ious campaig GINS, should loosen up for
this one, as it will be undoubtedly
the last war campaign which will be
conducted.
The reason that this campaign is
necessary is that the Arm enians and
Syrians, ground under the heel OF the
Turk, have no stable government and
this country cannot loan them the
money necessary to furnish the de-
mended relief. There are three to four
millions of these people starving and
they have to depend upon the aid of
! pulldnlHIoplC people 10 DC saved from
| death. The plan of relief is to help
| them to help themselves, so that they
will be once for all taken care of and
will not have to depend upon internal
| tional charity in the future.
The relief fund is in charge of the
| ablest business men in the country,
and just one hundred per cent. of the
| money raised goes to relief work. Not
a penny Is taken for administrative
purposes as that is all provided for
otherwise. There cannot be a breath
of criticism therefore on how any Of
the money is spent, 1t will all go as
solutely for the very purposes for
which the appeal is made--namely to
save down-trodden peoples from de-
struction.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
MISS PETERS DOES
UNCLE'S PORTRAIT
New York Girl. Niece of Late Col.
William Bacon, Achieving
Considerable Success.

Miss Betty Peters of New York,
VINO is achieving remarkable success
as a portrait painter, has completed
a portrait of the late Colonel William
bacon, which is now in the posses
sion Of Arthur Bacon, of Lexington
street.
Miss Peters, who is a niece of Mr..
trait the two qualities of work which
nave won for her a merited success
an excellent likeness. and Il peculiar
lighting quality, which WHITES the
painted features into som ething start
Ilngly human and life-like.
Miss Peters, who is only &c years
of age. attended the Model school in
New Britain, before going to New
York. She has been painting for
seven years in the city, and has q
studio at no. rs w. 55th street Her
father, Clifton Peters, was also a por-
trait painter.
The finest of Miss Peters portraits
have been likenesses of men and chill
dren- Last summer, she painted
portrait Of Lord Arderdoan, who was
IN this country as q representative Of
Great Britain, on the war committee
One of her works of art, a likeness
of Gustav Schwab, vice president Of
the New York Chamber of Commerce.
hangs in the Chamber of Commercq
rooms. She has also painted pOr-
traits Of Frederick Eaton, president
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
". G. t. 7. MEETING.
Conference VIII BE Held In Bristol
All Day March T.

The w. c. It. L. Hartford county
jubilee conference for this district
will be held at Trinity Methodist
church in Bristol on March 4 and all
local members and friends are urged
to attend.
The morning session, opening at
1890 a. m, will be devoted to dis
cussion of the six lines of work to be
carried on by the jubilee fund and in
the afternoon Americanization work
will be discussed. The principal
speakers will be Mrs. Caroline B.
Buell. and Miss Mary B. Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
POST OFFICE EXAMS
GIVEN ON MARCH p
Positions For Clerk and Carrier Tn
This City Must Be Filled BY
Civil Service

The Z. $. civil service commission
will hold a competitive examination
at New Britain on March % for the
positions Of clerk and carrier in the
postoffice at New Britain.
Applicants must have reached their
18th birthday, but not their 45th
birthday, on the date of examination
and must be citizens of the United
States. Male applicants must meas
urc not less than ) feet 4 inches in
height in bare feet. No male appIi-
cant who passes the examination will
be eligible for appointment either as
clerk or carrier who does not weigh
at least 125 pounds without oVercoat
or hat. 1T will be inadvisable for male
applicants whose normal weight is
less than 125 pounds to enter the OK
animation. Female applicants are
not required to be of any specific
weight or height.
Each applicant will be required to
submit to the examiner on the day of
examination a photograph of himself
taken within two years.
The entrance salary is 1000 per
annum with promotion of 500 every
year until a maximum of $500 is
reached.
For pamphlet of information and
| the required application blank, adj
! dress the local secretary at the New
| Britain postof1icc, or district secretary
| at Boston, Mass, with whom applica-
| tons must be filed in time for him to
! arrange for the examination.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
lDURN
kON'S DEATH
11xOn, For IL Years at
Hn's Homo. Succumbs
to Illness.
s. home in connection w

lz9pys' home in connection with
m e. klingberg's children, 8
lis today plunged into the
hs of sorrow. occasioned by the
bf the matroa, Miss Alice Man
who has been connected with tho
IN in that capacity for the past II
SS. AS Miss MaXOn was the only
skhrr, the only real friend That
ny of the little orphan boys ever
Hw, their grief at her being taken
64n them was most pitiful.
Miss Maxon Was advanced in years
md had been failing in health since
E8are had the influenza last fall. On
Esri1ay of las week she went to New
York to attend church conference
and while there was taken with a
Chill. She returned TO her home here
Saturday and during the next couple
of DAYS showed Improvement. Yes
terday her heart failed her and she
died between $50 and 6 o'clock last
evening.
Funeral services were held from the
homo this morning at 1890 O'Clock
and the body will be taken to West
erly. r. l., Miss Maxon's home. for
burial
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
CITY ITEMS

q bn't fail to see mickey" at Fox
hear it at Henry Morans' .-advt.
BE all day sewing meeting of the
Cross tomorrow will be held at
South Congregational church. The
ling next week will be at Trinity
p. church.
|ennedy's dancing school, Tue, at
|galow. Beginners, 7:30; dancing
l. m.-advt.
j. and Mrs. George 3. Warren Of
A,r street who, accompanied by
Doris Freeman, have been
Hding a week in New York, re
| ed home Tuesday.
rs. William W. Bracket, matron of
~. w. G. A. has accompanied Mr..
Mrs. John H. Robinson of Harri
street to Boston.
New Britain College club will
n Monday evening at s o'clock al
@home of Miss Agnes Johnston OF
N West Main street. Miss Edith
e ken of Hartford will be present
peak of her experiences at tho
Il ess house at Camp Merritt. Tho
B will be preceded by short bust
I meeting and refreshments AID {
81 hour will be enjoyed.
ne Girl Scouts of the South Con
#ational church will hold a meet.
Saturday afternoon at 2:3(
8ck.
ne Tempo Quartet will give a
sstrel and dance Friday evening,
n % in Meriden Armory.-advt.
\ iss Lefty Learned of Grove Hill is
= Few York city.
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
Advertised Letters.

ne following is list of letters re-
ming unclaimed at the New Brit
Postoffice, Feb. Is. 1919:
dachmotich, A, 3S Grove.
H#enson, Fred, 48 Main.
hapman, Chas. a.
ouch, Aubin, J.
ochonango, Sebastinno
oyle, Mrs. Ernest
Hines, Nellie
arms, Florence T. care Of Conn.
ege.
atzenski, NJ. Il Gold st.
riffin, Mrs. Jane, Welmore ave.
arris, w. J. 1853 Glen.
sotchkiss, Eva, 422 Main
d eintz, Otto, Crown St
n earne, Mrs. VIM, Ellis St.
|#3nes, Bess
@ang, Edward
8sacova, Rocco Vincent
arson, A, Linden st.
larson, Annes. 1913 Main.
@ovin, Alfred, APO Main CO.
#agoI. Majok.
[cDonald, Agnes, EOS Silver.
8leskunz, P, Main st.
#rozzo, Maybelle, 1874 Main.
8oIaski, Gunssppe. Elm st.
Aar1o, Jonto, 262 Jerome ST.
Eukowsky, Agata
8nger, Lima
sasse, Ella w.
lrhwartz, Frank NJ, Sc Capitol Ave.
|sevens, Mrs. Jesse.
|wanson, Axei, East St
hnat, Cycras, 1901 Ball st.
WANT, Bur11iss
w. r. DELANEY,
New Britain herald., 1919-02-27
GRIsWOLD GUEST OF HONOR.

Captain Alfred Fl. Griswold, of the
102d regiment, and hero of the Battle
of Seicheprey, who recently returned
from the battlefields Of France, will
be the guest of honor at the concert
and ball to be given at the State
armory tomorrow night under the
auspices OF the reception and welcome
committee appointed by Mayor Quig-
ley. There has been a large sale Of
tickets and q, big crowd will no doubt
be in attendance.