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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Chicago, March IS

t-HIEAEy9, lMALEL ..
EGG-E.ap. Estimated TOMORROW H.
ap: 1pdgc lower -tlRn yesterday az
craze Bulk lsieE lA2S; Top LA: heavy
r3E0d ~ medium 14zisu T02o: lisiII 14sss1
1870: light iiEht 4Sssn 1s7s; hsavv packing
sows sInDpth Isseof1ssae packing sDwg
rough t.EsAR-2G: pigs -SiDd -.
CArTIE-7a&6 Estimated upmor-ow
1ae: weak. Beef steers. Medium and
aeAEr weight choice aal prime isSSl
LII: medium and gpDu Tcsa1 ls.ss; cam
mon IFs86-1E light weight good and
ctluice L2dxa146e: common and 1eaililE
g7.snlaDb Butcher ca-ls. LETTERS ga
To-. cuws 7sSfIIi0s,; Gamers ana cutters
5sfsf ~; veal calves f5ia4ffTn1: feeder
sseers SSaalIE.. sincher ssee-E Tsa&El1S.
SFEEF-SI Es-iInatei :is*s. firm.
Lambs 81 pounds duwr T.u5713Hs: cuIis
ana common Is5sh11N. Lives: Medium.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
STATISTICS uf auiinins & Engeheer'l
Gpe-ariprs IN New England
HARMONY


Z. Z -<aouid. VINO was in trade nsrs
inr several uears, selling snr lRsl suIn-
rns-- is II rpwn Tor q snur- stay. looking
after business affairs Mr.. Gould weui
South last fall On account Of Mrs.
Gouid's health. ann Is 1t present IpEa1-
Cd n Tennessee.
Lsunarn TihDeI-s Is moving mis- family
10 PiIs1ei1- wne-e ne Eas hlred an a
faEn. The ea-uiix nzre IuRas n2zE'
have aeeu u LOWE whp Srs verr spr-
10 have them 80 awa--
Born March - 70 tine vie of J. S.
Libby. IL. q daughter.
Elmer EiEt1 Is moving rom the rent
n Hrs s. - haynes mouse 10 the rarm
where ne formerly Tired. ana Howard
Lomnard viii urcuU the rent vaca-ed
by nim.
The little soc Of Norman Cooley. VIM
has been quite Ill from exiting olives is
AGAIN aDie ID De oNt-
Ms VI s. aemis mas bsen cam6uen 10
the house the past week Dv Hlnese. hui
is improving
Lemiey Eigft his been visiting his
hruthsr STANLEY N Headfeid the past
week
Among Those VINO a-Ianlied the Hepub-
lican convention At Bangor were E A.
Pattse. y T. Mar,Ie, u 6. Bemis and
J. L Johnson Of thus town, ami Or. J.
Z Wilson of Cambridge
The zemaAns of rne iate James Z.
Lard. vino iied at TnEus. wnrH brought
hE-e Tuesday and funeral serracss held
N the n. E church. Mise Wens1sr. the
pastor speaking very cnmfnr-ing wursis-
Nj Lard was 9 native VI this TOWN hut
fnr many Ee1zs prinr 10 taxing up lis
residence 81 Togus had lived IN Lynn.
Mass. He was Civil War snasran. A
dEuEntec, Mrs Edle Beam or Augustz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
SIDNEY

Floyd smith was q business caller IN
Brunswick TnesfiRy
Mrs Eliza Be-nesn. WIN las heen IL
with bronchitis IS improving
Mrs. r. Glen Bailey AND Miss Rebscca
were S-Isszs fnr few 1ays last week OF
her parents. M and MR.. Chas E
Cummings nj Augusta
z Eugene CnwRn was Z business caller
II Oakland Monday.
IsD-ge Maurer and son LAST weak
tauped 90 trees IN their maple n-.sharl
i few farmers here vino have lu1 as
ret cur their ICE attempted 10 do 50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
WTNDSORYuLE

Mrs j. y. French is confined 70
the BEG by iilness
Mrs. J. E S1ilpnen is sufferar
with acute indigestion
simon French was 4 visitor Of
friends last weak IN Augusta
Anthony Brown VINO has been
very III with IUfiueuxa Is slowly IN
proving.
Josephine Frencn WIS reCsntiy IN
Augusta On business
Ara- Il "a Brown. VINO mas been
ii with the prevailing epldemiI Is
aDie u be about the house agala
Edgar French was vlsitar II AL
Easll Monday anu TuesdH-
Mr. anu Mrs " Z. Colby are re-
corarinE Erum Influenza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

LhlCagn, AE-cn %
5flarp uprllrrs in ne ariue NJ curn
iauk plage roiiar 9WiuE largely 10 nfsr-
gulsIess nf sirur-s WiliEn iIad been ap
nareHtly mistaken n ASSUMING that
rnaxlmum limit IN trading WIS again
10 he srlfnry.ed The cinse was unsettled,
: - 10 . rs ast hlsnEr. with Mag ST IS
10 In SIS and July IN - 70 ID 81. Ga1s
gained l. 70 ! IS ann provisions : cents
10 a. CENTS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

EA5T-Alzaes Edith and Arlene
Farnham are ElsatanS a. the hnme Of
rnsir sisfer. MiB. AitDn Wadleiga, Jr.
Miss MarJu,is Damernn has re-
tur1ad ID ksur.s xiii, AFTER wessSs
vacz1aon at her fi1n0 al Benuis'
Eoruer.
Mn Ai.ou FadleiEh, Jr., entw-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

vlaitsng her SISTER II Cauuun nss
-sLuEasa apme-
Mr. Cnra JsTet1 ann daughter
HAZE Te.lI "a Dexter Thursday %
ylsst M and Mrs Gtorgp BraKn.
Nj and Mrs. E.iw1u Nat-ar. VIM
aAxe been working for Mrs. Emma
V ahehala the Sasl four months.
hare game 70 Pilsfield and Fzas
Foss of Dexter Is working n Mr.
NLi1er's place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Stock Markets
FEATURES ~ -ne Days Dealing N AL
ne -sariing Stocks


- II March H-S1otl,s were
p --4uars during Lac greater pa
-5-@' arrive ss-sssun DIT rose al
..asi 0;,a7'anl.y Il me ina npur 81
-s.4->-uE III repgrtE lnax SoaG M
;oI =--as1it WAS under wa
- ,Gr!le-as,rt Of the gnid infipw,
~ s HEneCtt-a To attain Forzni0aoas
-is-,2!..ls WIS accompanied by
a. .cvaac. nj sterling szchRnEs.
as m L1nnann rising 70 $50
- toss OF the MARKET
r. a0 ally was accelerated oF
So 1' AL Nancy 20 3 par csnA-. y.
e @!-t Gnfttsr lie opEUiDE TAKE ~ssAAa
%. me fulds -ur snoF Pf-
rs x silE1i Concession rom Luiis
-.--,-. luu-lrIun-
= SESSION WAS marked by several
s---- adgances and REACTIONS nue
- ~ aeavr selling Eor urnnls a
= ,as more speculative snS
f. - s-NJo-S. for example, opene0 "a
T.. Eli u rs pBinrS, On me LIZ
al HACK 70 5T EnG CLOSED AZ
aur'znrs NJ seven poanlx
,----eS SHARES. NOTABLY St,irz Mo-
40 --ulnnarE Carollrezuf. moved
- IT'S. = enr:v. stlIrz ciD1InE al "a.
4 - pning of iB new nzAa1sam 80
e. o l. naiuts. while sHuDedE issA
= IL s.x-n6fu1 Esse-
So motors. alsp aQl1Iumon0, Aoefn-
D--s Ind numerous aReuAin es-
- >--,er IN fi1e crest OF the isxf riae
ssFe.s gz;sndiuE fxnm tED - eaeni
-, 80 3re- ne proca11ug dFs canee,
:a4.s >lss Improves h0noo ~ cum-
: '~-t7-'v -ninnr deEnhe- 3aaRB a0uHat-
Il * ---sS. 80 shares
q several mimp0xnm
49, --.sie-s-- fK.xnns sfx1no1&nn08 am
~ --@e-slGtioERi ETzuxn sin N1S
: higher Nominal gums wuGe mn0e
a. IlTTa" md industrial hDnds- also
-; -7c-i1Ns and other utilixtak- Eo-
alss 1zr v1iue H,AAe 6ir U. ;.
7s We ,Incizzugd On cali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Iessse Bnugiass 3uIlara

The sad ridings have been re-
csiz-ed nsre OF the death OF Mrs,
Jessie Douglass Billiard IN New
Britain. GoEn- She was the dauga-
-gr of the late AiAhei Duug.ass. was
hoEn ana grew ID womanfioud N this
seE-aon al the town. She Is sur
vfveu by her u0spand. une bro1nar.
Fred Douglass OF Worcester. Mass..
her twsn SISTER. Mrs. Sara Douglass
Than of Newport ami Miss Fannie
Douglass of Augusta Mrs. Buiiard
WIS 3. wears af age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
journal Want Ad viii Tell Your Story In Thousands Of Homes At Once
Who Lost 1t?

That's the first auestlan when ysu find
thing. IN Augusta the answer Is generally N
the Lest aad Feuad' Columns of The Ja1zaal
Folks VIM find things reAd Journal csassiied
ads to see vhs last them The laaeEs vil tel
Of their losses every day End tme altar time
the ac is the means Of restaFang the last article
to the 0Wner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

New yurk. March u
rs T.7o: first IS so.3, second n 80
Z =. az "a four-h l4s S-8, VICIOUS
: SIS G.R; viC1nrv rs Fla
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

rwo g-annsnns and rwp slslsrs surr1re
Ills ase was 81 years and TINS remains
We're inferred a. MaIrsI-ean beside his
wife. vino died many Years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Heartfelt sympathy Us extended 10
A-- and Mrs EerieI- Brown Ii the
loss Of their only child. Eazei Bsa-
ElcE- ages l year ana months. VINO
passed away the ard day af MARCH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Belgian francs. demand 1S.oi, canies
IS.lS-
i-i1i;eiers sexuauc IS "a. capia&
Lire demand I9.A-. cables b-Ss
Marks demand LA. cables 1s-,.
Government bonds firm.
Raiirpad bonus Irregular.
Time loans sSroIg; 6 dRTs, " days
ana SIX months, S6S.
EsIi money SfrunE, nlEn H. low D. ri
inE -zfe g. CLOSING bid s offered al {,
= Z LIN, :ar.r.aIlfG q Cs.S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
ICEBORO

M and Mrs Ear Prenie NJ Rirh-
mund are passing week with his par-
entS, AR. ana AIRS. BANKS RrHbae. white
the former Is cnnvaiescing nDm an At
lack nf uneuInnnia-
M-. and Mrs 5pliis Eaaaer hxve re-
xu-ned t-um Boston wne1 Nh EasAer
ms ,sseen visiting relatives fm q 1mW
wssasH- while NJ Easier has hnsn Ex-
e.iuE.
A number of tsams - hnW hnng
s1o1s from the River rnzd ID In aEunn
c-asher st Rirhmund N he ussa On ehe
roads
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

good ann cnoice 1oAlifR; cuils ana
common f$tsa lD...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Sfrsnukh cumes 1um III 0ue1d
and xhnruuUniy Azaiui1arna nd
Euoi 3 SsxzaparzIia 1nnsa - A1nrs
grxRns- and shus builds IN TIN EtEh
II vBn are getting rim eDWn. lin
sakinE HOOd > II nure II gtxB y.
mental and diaezt;re sfreuEeh.-Akw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Ias weak. our found that II was mDrr
tilan I'VE feet n thickness
Elnpn X ar- Ernest Wv-nEu ami r
u L.ouEiey snentied -tie St1te 2aH-erl-
-Inu hsin N Bangor Thursday
ID l. Inndhue mas flock III mure
tnau 70 la-aus
Mrs. Clarence Bacon and u1-le sou
WaIfer we-e guests a eew days las1
week Of Mr ana Mrs. Davis Kerr and
family of Oakland
hrs. Frank z. BAILEY was called 70
Portsmouth, y. Z. Mnnday by me SER
aus illness Of Clare. little daughter Ut
NJ ana Mrs David Z Bailey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
LIVE STOCK

Poultry ann SuppiisS -
C0ChERELs Winnie Nganin1e
SarveG Z q. aea. fius SLICK. u -
each. Pleasant View arm Z. z. AZ
no, Monmouth, Me-, Z. =
EEtIS-Fer hascning. Columbian w
ante+d fertility. Abbnrr Farm, Al
EIIsIa-
E5tas FOB HATCEINE-F-nan M
Gwen FARMS Retis- are nov -eadr.
large aloeky nirris- Excellent LAYERS
IL sEEs- En-; slsD swa cnEkfre.s. $
each z, : SusSsH, Garuinsr, Maine
Tel. as-N
Ef4Gs FOR EATCEING-F-am pens
fuH biosese RhnGe Island Eelis. 81. -
nsr ser-InE Ii Ass day aiG Gfllcks :
GEMS each. oruer now u. :. HaLer
san, Il Bangor ST.. Augusta
EGGE FaR HATCETNG-Thiie WEan-
datte Martin saEaInf. GaGkereis from
mlegE nena. Il for SID, SEQ. d Co.,
burn, augusta. Me. 2 T q. !. Ta.-
NCT BAT4RS-And Uruoders Vow IS
the -int 10 siArL GEES haic,lius. t1ss
our prices Eer-;Rh i smith. u Silver
ST.. Wa4erviIls. Maine Tel. As.
PORTABLE EODFER-Cypnsrs par
ahte; -ypners~aaGpLatie haDrsr- 4 j
Ls.sts--s. EailpweIl-
P-LLET-a l. Retis. laving and
coEEerels kaufman ana Nindhsiu
Strain. Gzn furnish n IuIs III pullets
and aocks.rai. v P Sf---- Tel. .a-g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

BUSINESS Services offered u
= nv RGENAEF-I c1uy a.,
a. -aeiuur Prop. A. llne up-to-
-.-= - }olAtIon especially appeSAs
-,.-- adj
-: yT--Ts flts--e FoaIiif ruur
80 mi ua-- -rw- Buy the famous
---7ia 5'+lrr at wilniesale PRICES ana
5vz months 20 nay. Grup card
nniEtl1 . SciluBi St, Augusta.
-4-SE LDr aa-IlcuiarE.
EfT-ES East SIDE PEARNAGY-
25c- -nane counsCts with guxB- We
ar steering We deliver Free %
esz-Ef ~ Cpur ST Tel @&M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

Wearing Aaparal Sc
ARMY TROUSERS = SIiEatlr worn.
A-nr Q. Z. snlr-s Low pr1ces Ma
rional Store. Is NaIsr ST, augusta.
SECES-Fof spr-nE. The long wear
ing W alkEe.l" fur men. women and
children. Oscar Friedman. = -onr St
SJTTS-45 prices tilaI viii SUI. everr-
beu-. The E-entesT vI-lue TOR me
money" j. 3 Farreil Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

AC7ENTS-aaake ing mnney selling our
high E-aie --llt anu uf-riarnn1al t-st=s.
sFtrlIns roses. aIc COMMISSIONS week
TX STAR npN Brown Sf,nLlsrs Nur-
st,-les F1ucht.STar, N :.
afzEs-Ts-aare profit Wonderful -ittie
article. Some nluE new; sells Ike
wija.ir-c car-v light IN asIket- a rite
a. amer ffar fret Sample Albert Mills.
Gent Acr ~ American Bldg. in
clnnaEi- rFf1iu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

GENERAL Man AiTER-
Man with ssfsi % siIsA' capita
fer Inns state a handle al epDE''
ynRkInC ne"essits for :eiephnHe
Users EverE ts-seahDne stub
ssariDer mas snIns nDneF for sou-
I1aEEe income aESLr.h. E J. Z.
Toiiileilr < Ca. II u s.ud ST.,
New Turk City
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
EIGHT BRIDGEPORT JTrNEY MEN MUST FACE COURT ON CHARGE OF
 OVERCROWDING THEIR VEHICLES
ASSASSINS ESCAPE IN
 LATEST DUBLIN MURDER
Officer Shot Down As He Aliyhts From Train at
 Westlandrow Station.

Dublin, July 3o.-Frank Brooke, one of the most prominent men in Ireland and the closest friend of Wis count French. the lord lieutenant, was assassinated by three men at noon to- day in the directors room of the Dublin and Southeastern railway in Westland Row.
 MT. Brooke was talking with one of the directors. a MT. Cotton, when the assassins entered the room and fired eight shots. Three shots hit MT. Brooke and three just missed MT. Cotton. The assassins escaped
 The murder generally is attributed to political motives. Robert Barton, Sim Fein member of the house of commons, was recently sentenced to prison after conviction on charge that at Shillelagh last year he made threats, against Viscount French and MT. Brooke.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
State Motor Vehicle Depart ment Has Three Inspec- tors Watching Conditions in Park City.
IITNEURS PROTEST
 ALA RESTRICTIONS

Bridgeport, July 30.-Eight a>,>.y bus operators of the 100 or more whose busses were inspected by of ticers of the motor vehicle department were today summoned to appear in the police court tomorrow at a. m. to answer to charges of over crowding These eight were the most extreme cases, the inspector said to- day. The drivers appeared in court this morning, but had their cases con- tnued. Operators with one or two over capacity were not Summoned. Three inspectors of the state motor vehicle department have been as signed <" watch the jitney drivers in this city.
 Protest Restrictions
 Both John G. Schwartz and Harry Frank. presidents of the two local J1t- ney associations, said today that they felt that the jitneymen should not be moIested even though they were car rying more people than the law per- nits " ..
 "We are doing our best to serve the people of Bridgeport during this emergency caused by the suspension of trolley service" MT. Frank said to- day. we were led to believe that no state motor vehicle officers would be sent into Bridgeport to arrest operat- ors for overcrowding. The jitney bus men are desirous of observing the law but they are powerless to prevent the rush of people from getting into their machines"
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
BOOZE WORTH $II5,OO0
 IS TAKEN BY RAIDERS
100 Federal Agents Kept Busy in New York Run
 ming Down Liquor Ring.

New York. July 30.-Extensive liquor raids late yesterday in Newark and Jersey City by nearly 100 federal agents were followed today by seizure in the Bronx Of whiskey valued at s115.ooO.
 Federal agents r,ah~ the seizure at a buiIdipe, .Ineged to have been occu- pied b,, Bernard and Nat Bernstein, who were arraigned yesterday on charge of illegally transporting liquor. While 1872 cases were being placed on motor trucks to be taken to warehouse. the federal agents say they were frequently interrupted by tele- phone orders for large quantities of whiskey.
 There are fully 100 internal reve- nue and prohibition enforcement agents in New York idling about the streets. keeping an eye open for sus- picious looking trucks. according to prohibition agents. Three arrests were made today.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
U. $. NAVY MAN WINS
 AT OLYMPIC SHOOT
Commander Osborne Takes Individual Championship; America Has Two |.
 First Places Out of Three.

Beverloo. Belgium, July 30 (By As sociated PressD D.-Commander Carl l.. Oshurne of the United States navy to- day won the olympic individual target shooting competition with army rifles at a distance of 300 meters in stand ing position. His score was 56 out of a possible SO.
 Madsen, a Dane, was second with 55.
 Lawrence A. Neusslein of Wash fngton, D. c; Loarsen, a Dane: Jann- sen. a Belgian, and Tiechi. an Italian. were tied for third with scores Of 54.
 This win gives the United States two frsts in the three events of the target shooting competition. Ameri- can sharpshooters yesterday won the match at 300 meters. lying down, with z, score of 2s9 oEt of possible 300.
 America did not win a place in the 300 meters individual competition, lying down. Four competitors in this event who had perfect scores of 60 must shoot off the tie. They are John son and Paroche or France. kuehen Of Switzerland and Oelson of Norway.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
MACOMBER, DONAHUE AND PARSONS ARE NAMED FIRE COMMISSIONERS:
 FIRE HAZARD COMMITTEE CHOSEN
J. w. Allen, w. K. Latham, Howard Wilson, August Bergstrom and HI. $. Tal- lard Appointed By Mayor Curtis Today.

| beiatsa annonacs1pent Of the ap- pointment of Fred X. Parsons to be a member Of the board of fire commis- sicncrs was made this afternoon when Mayor Orson F. Curtis made public the appointment of William J. Don- ahue and F. W. Macomber to serve with MT. Parsons and Commissioner John Tomazewski on that board. Com missioner Pa rsons was traasferrlt from the board of health comnlission- ere to the fire commission about a month ago. but ut that time public announcement was withheld by the mayor. in conforrnance with h" ,,, pv icy to make no announ..,,,s
 entire comm issions
 uc~,y,.-sson Accepted.
 ,r,.. .-,nrslng the mayor formally --,,.lar.-d the resiRnations of Chairman tired F. Magnell and Commissioner Frank Conlon. also relieved Commits 4ioner Moran from his duties as member of the board. MT. Moran's term had expired. but he was held over as n member of the commission awaiting the appointment of new members
 Mir. Parsons is connected with the H. K. Walker company. MT. Ma comber is assistant treasurer or the New Britain Trust company, and MT. Donahue is treasurer Of the locaI branch of the Connecticut company. Commissioner Macomber's term will expire next June; Commissioner Don ahue's in June. 1924: Commissioners Parson, June l, 1922. Commissioners Tomazewski, who is the only member of the old board who is to remain. will leave office in 1923.
 New Board Named.
 AS ordered by the council at its June meeting, the mayor has named n special committee to investigate the handling and storage of explosives and infiam matory materials. The fol- lowing will serve on that group: John W. Allen, William E. Latham, How ard Wilson. August Bergstrom and Henry s. TaIlard.
 The purpose of tho committee is to determine whether gasoline is being stored in too large quantities about the city and If the methods used in handling the material are likely to cause n re hazard. Explosives and other nfiammablo materials will also come under the committees super vision. Since the council authorized the mayor to name such a group, he has received communications from Hartford and from the state of Penn sylv.nin relative to the methods to be employed in preventing a fire haz- ard
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
NORTH & JUDD co.
 ELECTS OFFICIALS
H. C. Noble Is Again President; F. F. Nettleton, of New Haven,
 Is New Director.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the North and Judd Manu- ia curing company was held in the company's general office this after noon beginning at ? o'clock.
 The following were elected directors for the ensuing year: H. c. Noble, E. M. Wightman; F. M. Holmes. c. NJ. Landers, A. J. Sloper, George c. Clark and Charles Glover.
 Immediately following the stock holders meeting the directors met and elected the following officers
 President, H. c. Noble; vice-presi- dent and secretary, F.. M. Wightman; vfce-president and treasurer. r. M. Holmes; vice-president, E.. F. Nettle- ton; assistant secretary, Samuel Mc- Cltcheon: assistant treasurer, F. J. Ward.
 The newly elected official, F. F. Nett1eton. formerly was president or the w. and E.. T. Fitch company, or New Haven. which company recently was taken over in its entirety by the North and Judd company.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
VARDON AND RAY PLAY
British Golfers Arc Three Up on Ouimet and Guilford. After IS Holes on 36 Hole Match.

Belmont, Mass, July 30.-Harry Vardon and Edward Ray were three up on Francis Ouimet and Jesse Gull ford after IS holes in a 36 hole best ball match at the Belmont Springs Country club today.
 Unusual interest attached to the match because of Ouimet's victory as a boy over the Englishmen in the national open championship tourna- ment at Brookline in 1913 when he won the playoff of triple tie.
 The best card of the first round was by Ray. with a continuation of longer drives and effective putting, went around in 73. GuiIford used 77 strokes, Ouimet 7S and Vardon 79. The best ball of the English pair was Il, that of the Americans "A.
 Ouimet and Guilford were two up for a time, but beginning with the ninth hole, the Englishmen won three holes in succession and went into the lead.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
VARDON LIKES LINKS
English Golfer Speaks We'll For the Course at the Shuttle Meadow Club in This City.

''Thc Shuttle Meadow links are the best that | have played on in this country, from the standpoint of sur rounding scenery and excellence or greens and fairways." said Harry Var don of the British exhibition team which went around thirty-ss--- ho'er here yesterday. And ii ,.cr,, fayorab,y. conssdortTz is youth. with inc inland cousNcs of England
 Thus did the Britisher pay his re- sa~~fs 70 the country club which the s.ity af New Britain has built up. He is not given to exubcrance or prone to nattcrv. and when he says thlnG he melns u. Therefore we may pc satiSled that one Of the best spots r.,- tho ancient and honorable game is located at our door-steps.
 The EngIishmen left. last evening" for Boston, where they arc due to appear today.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
SEEK MISSING HUSBAND
Detroit Man Wanted for Murder of His Wife. Whose Body Was Found in Trunk. tn New York.

New York, July 3O.-IuEene Leroy of Detroit. now being sought in Mex leo in connection with the murder of his wife whose body was found damned in n trunk shipped here from Michigan. may now be in this city, according to a clue picked up today by the police.
 Leroy was seen here last Friday. the day the b'.dy was found. by man who knew him in Detroit, according to information which has como to the authorities.
 Tho Detroit man had not then read Of the finding of the body. Later, when he learned Leroy was being
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30
Returned Canadian Soldier, Reported Dead, Finds
 Wife Welded to Former Rival; He Wins Her Again

Kansas City, July 30.-When Hen ry Curtis, the husband whom she had believed dead in France returned, Mrs Esther Warren Curtis Peel de cidcd that she loved him better than she did Eugene Peel, whom she had married after being informed that curtis was dead. Today she was free, Peel having been granted divorce here yesterday.
 Esther Warren married Henry Cur tis in Carthage. Mo. in August 1914. Peel was another suitor. according to testimony in the divorce suit.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-30

army and after the second batttle of Mons his, wife was officially informed by the Canadian government that he had died as the result of being gassed.
 On September 10, 1916, she mar ried Peel and in June. 1919, Curtis re- appeared. He said he had been gassed. ha.l spent much of the time delirious and that all marks of identification had been lost.
 Curtis discovered that his wife had married Reel and he asked her to choose. She choose the returned sol dier. Thus Was Enoch Arden re-