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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
OBRECON Will
LET CARRANzA
Leave MEXICO
Rebel Chief Arranges To Give
President Opportunity 10
= Get Out of Country, He
Says.
IS Being SURROUNDED
(By Associated Press)

Ell PASO, Tex, May 14.-Definite
announcement by General Alvaro
Obregon that President Carranza was
still at liberty, but was being closely
pursued by revolutionary forces sur
rounding him at RincOnda, Puebla,
was the outstanding subject of inter-
est in revolutionary circles today.
According to a message received di-
rect from Obregon by Roberto v.
Pesquira, revolutionary financial
agent, CarranZa will be given an op-
portunity to leave the country in
safety.
Mexican rebel forces have apparent
ly won the first phase of the battle
against troops still loyal to President
Carranza, which have been fighting in
desperate battle north of San Marcos,
state of Puebla, for the past four days.
Advices from Vera Cruz indicate a
break in the Carranza lines and an
effort on the part of the president S
men to break through the rebel lines
and march northward
The struggle is still continuing and
new rebel reinforcements are report
cd to have reached the scene,. coming
up from the south.
6ritisher In Fighting.
An international incident may be
foreshadowed by the fact that w. A.
Body. British consul for Vera Cruz, is
in the camp of President Carranza.
Advices give no details as to the rea-
son for his presence there, but it
seems probable he accompanied the
president in his flight from Mexico
City. British and American author
tiles in Vera Cruz have arranged for a
Mexican naval lieutenant to go by
special train to the battlefield and
make an attempt to rescue the im-
perilled Englishman.
French and British warships have
made their appearance in the harbor
of Vera Cruz, and four American fight.
ing vessels are at anchor there.
Negotiations for the surrender of
Matamoras across the frontier from
Brownsville, Tex, are underway and
it is expected the Carranza forces
there will surrender without fighting
today.
VERA CRUZ, May 14.-Rebel at
tacks against the position held by
President Carranza near San Marcos,
state Of Puebla have been successful
at s3nle points, but the struggle still
is going on.
Two more trains remaining in pos
session of the president have been
taken according to advices, a detach.
ment of his men is attempting to cut
its way out toward the North and it is
expected the main body of the Car.
rama troops will make an effort to
follow.
In the meantime new rebel rein.
forcements are being rushed to the
scene of the struggle which extends
over a front OF approximately three
miles.
No further news has been received
from Mexico City as to the situation
there. Tampico reports the Mexico
City wireless station is being used
only for transmission of official mess
ages
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
Housewives Boycott Sugar
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, May IA period
devoid of candy and ice cream soda
IS facing the members of the House
wives League of Marion county, IL
the members obey the resolution
adopted by the organization last night
as an effort toward reducing the price
Ct sugar and increasing the supply.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
GERMANS WON'T PLAY
AT SPA, THEY SAY

LONDON. May 1.-THE German
cabinet, after a full discussion with
the ministers of the federal sta tes, de-
cided unanimously that Germany
should not send representatives eth
er to the Spa or Brussels conference
unless the French troops are entirely
withdrawn from the main district by
May 16, according to a Central News
dispatch from Berlin today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
GREAT BRIDGE DONE
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Michigan
boulevard link, connecting this great
thoroughfare with the North Boule-
ward along the Lake Shore, was COM
pleted today by the formal opening Of
Rush street bridge, spanning the Chi
cago river. This s1O,O0O,OO0 project
was started under Mayor Harrison in
1904 and developed by succeeding ad-
miniStrationS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau-Fair tonight; prob
ably light frost in north and central
portions. Saturday fair and slightly
warmer
Temperatures Yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

which time the Master Masons Degree
VIII be conferred
DR. s l.. West and family LEFT ms
morning to attend the state fnir at Col
umbus.
Miss Lu:ilrn shepherd VIII b" nos
tess to The mcmberS Of the klhn,uc
Cub at her home on Main i""iSr th!s
Mtss Ruth Butcher 81 spending a.
wcr< with her aunt. Mrs. Frank Mugee'
south Of town.
\ l.. Rumbarncr left his morning on
:, business trip to columbus.
R,, letters Of WOO -snc.d spent the
weekend wlth ioc"l friends.
S,mu,I I.ark. west "t town. has pur-
chased u nudg" touring chr.
Mis- Pearl r:tlra "r Elm ''r1,c ~
,.slrnr her friend. Miss Fanny f""-
,"ll $780,,
" God pnrrnh and dnuEhirr "I Ahr""
at, Waiting the f"rn"rn r.nl"i. Niles
Martha pUrrnh
Z Nj. MarrAr'I Frazier and dnnEh''I
IN lass. MIr frnuh Frazier, "f """"rh'
lh,,. rrIurncdhpnc after II visit at VA"
hnrnr Of Dt D. T.. Tnlb"U
N,rarr Mary nuh Margaret Hhophorh
lhr,. returned inter rp"nd,nE IA" week
end with friends in linrn"rNI''"
MIu- Mnrv Tnn"vhIll "p"ni 'hr w"'H-
end with relative" In Inrn"HNlIlN
Mr. Leland Frint has returned "H"r
spending - few days with r"Ih'IH"S al
Mrs Homer Finley - waiting r"I"-
iiyrx IN EarncRv.llC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

visited Mt g. D. Hatchers Saturday and
Sunday.
Albert Lucas passed through this
vicinity ono day last. week. g.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Cation werOt
Belmont visitors saturday.
Dennis Gnttcn and Thomas Brandon
were visitors in town ono day last
week.
Mrs. Amy Hatcher and children
visited At James SCOTS Saturday.
Mrs. T. J. Hatcher and son. Lewis,
w"r" bethesda VISITORS last Friday
afternoon
AIhcrt Kemp visited mt Byron kemp'S -
on" day lnrt week.
r. J Hatcher whs a caller at Stanley
Morr,'- Saturday evening. .
bonner Mnoreland and wife or QUAKER
cav lsitod friends IN this vicinity
Saturday and Sunday
Mr. Rrw"i LETTERS visited at .. u.
IInt'hrrr Sunday.
EmIn"l I"w"li md family or CaptIn1
Visited at T. J. IInirhor'r Sunday.
Mrs Ethel Moore aud son visited
friends At l.nnpnvillo Sunday. I
Mr. nni Mrs. clyde Travis ind sons
were ,IriI0rg In town Saturday evening"
ridden White and Robert Lux" ~"ro'
belmont visitors last Saturday. 49,
Thcrc will bc n Sunday achool picnic
hold At Bend Fork church baturdAy6
STptCTnbCr !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

that rhora Will l., " battle ~"Sod n'
t~s,n t',. "tt",n.ss fee 81" '"'r"'"
tI.n aud I... ti"u ,'".r""a
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49,, iaI"sd a. th' i'.',' - No. I"h" J.
a,n.am oct" nrut iw'"ts '"i'd a''''
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IdIrortIuur NJ M IIlor, b. ki"h', d"r.
ing ~" summer rn""lhr
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17hr nruunl phi" Itni' i"'r :" De h'''
A. Cuuiuhur ihtH ~r'r v ill h'r" many
ucIlntru prrruna rhr rnu ~" l''r
SOS 70 hf ,ti'' FI'Rl'H' w. .''''''
f,r,n ncr" wil 'lr" attend -" annual
" ont Vrrg,un Iuu u'V w""n -" Wh'.
INK Island
Cleaning Rchoola.
Tho public aud ini"" hiRl HTh""l7 WI.
h,. ut,n Tor tho resumption 90 M" rTll
term 81 vchoui a w"rk from t"hn'. Ian
iturH ar" busy N' m" pr"E"T th"
cleaning the various Hrh"ol huldinEf
IN order that th"y will b" In condition
for tn" np"uInE on ThursdtS morning
Of next week
Services TO Resume.
Regular services In the Nnriou7 R"i
lairr churches will he resumed on next
SUNDAY 4 number e tn" B"llair' pas
tors have been absent from tn" city on
their vacations during thus month. Th"N
will oil hC back thiS week IN tim" i"r
holding regular services n"\t Sunday.
Democratic Club Met.
\ meeting 81 m" E"lla.rc lb'h"Cr0'lc
club. organized IN 1906 WI held !nSt
night Al the office "t Attorney 'ANord
|. Bolt. Plans were outlined tor m part
| electton Mr. H"Il Is the president OF
the club.
To Finish Guernsey street.
The work "r uSphIlinE Guernsey
street w.n be nnIshrd by tho Federal
Asphalt company today. Thru street -
now COmple'~d with ia" "N"cUi!'nS "t
a small -trip 81 the street near Thirty
fourth street which viii l." finished To-.
DAY Ey Thursday - D." likely ihh tue
street viii br open Ola both SIDES "i IN"
ear rack t"r trHttI'
spsnkoaHy Mar Fined.
Tony DcGrn"Nn rHtd II M" - f2"h
! and .n~iS Ia polio" CONT iU't might He
| wna arrested by the police "n u 'hmrgo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Juroru Drawn for fAn Term

'IhITtF ~ uIlu'' NTI" iihN II'H'
the mr, wheel ny /. I"inEnrn"T.
,.c,rS 81 ,"mrl-. nitd &h'lim !. ". hS
harm ur N"n,n4 m"rminE IIf'o"n
nance r"r" drawn r"r lh" irnnd jury
land iwcuiy -" nnrn"r Tor ia" r"'l'
irr, Tho unru"- "a" m f"il""T
,,,r1 turur~ /" nrrrnr Wednesday.
'ucrr,mrh.r 49,. 1T 10 "'I"'h m t'"yd
lI,ecdnrn. hI"ni" Grcou. IT.. Evrrr,
iIrL rrrrnan. I'rout"n ITughNH. Willi9m
nnmr~v. Ir Th"ma7 brown. J"hn l..
I H,rlry j.. Cr""kr. II H"ih"!. =.
II rcrI,lna. Edgar I'nk"r. !""rE" Nc
'.Iny " . Mcfarland. NJ. &. warner.
Tcrit pur"rs I" nrrcnr Monday. oct
nhcr { at IA "'Cio"I n. m y. WiiN"n;
campbell. william I.ipphardt. Donald
4 Ward Charles Thoburn. Far! J. Hcil'
Earl SkagCa. W. .. Armstrong. j /.
Gorns Horace RosernRn.' Ross tarp"n-
,cr. Alonzo Neptune. Robert sharon, \.
" Russell. Robert Sharon, Francis j.
lawn. Lawrence Jcrrc Earl J. Egg
man. Vim. TriFE. Il. y. l.yles, {. W.
Former Local Lady in Politics
Iora, friends have received word that
MSS Matte l.. Nnacrs"n of T"'i".
Montana. - a TrHdiGai" for county
treasurer on the Democrat ticket Of
E.Ifnr ,cuunty. Montana. Mss And"r-
SON - we'll known locally having been
Z, resident 81 thiS place Tor nunih"r
of year. rri = successful school carn"r
u mi, ,.uui5 and her many friend"
IN I'M community ar" pleased :" hear
TINT she - = candidate Tor "nI' ana
nom. that >h, NH h" elected a. ah"
IT, v,nil ,pInIInci Tor tn" on''" t" wh"h
,r, gaulrr, Miss Anderson iH SISTER
81 i,I,n If Anderson Of inns place.
Realty Deeds Filod
It.,hnrd j ! "dd"n It ~ Il" J"h'i1'
Iin,,,lu .,nd Mar, n"c"sM Land IN
Nn,nnrI Inddcu. drc,us"d /" Iu"hnrd
i.,iI., l, al Affidavit fuI Trans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

got more and now | have non eight
months old, tho picture of hcnlth. |
have also found that Vegetable Com
pound relievcE pain ut monthly periods.
! toll all my friends who arc Euiicring
what it han dono for me. - Mrs. LILLE
DOUGLAS, 3l8 PlainwclI Street. Plain
well, Michigan.
Young women who suffer az Mrs.
Douglas did ahould not hcaitatc TO glvo
thia famous root and herb remedy.
lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. trial, as the evidence that!s con-
etantly being published proves beyond
question that this grand old remedy has
relieved more suffering among women
than my other medicine. ;.
Tor confidential advice write LYDIA
+. Pinkhaln Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Tho result Of their forty years expert
encc is at your service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
FOR HAY FEVER
:. TRY "NOSTRIOLA"
!" BALM OR LIQUID
SAFEST, Cheapest, SureSt and Best To
Char Air Passages, stop Snoszing
And uahsvs Distress

ASK any drugE - about "N"Striola.
It ~ now IN" biggest seller for Hay
Fever. also for Co!ds IN Head. Group.
Asthma and Nasal Catdrrn. bcCnu~" a.
does the work aud druggists ar" glad To
Recommend q {" their customers
30 II you prefer tn" Balm. small tube
wilt la-t FOR months
10 Liquid N0atrfula Ia put ur IL "L
bottler.
Don't wait nor hesitate hul got
. "'NOSTRtOI.N' balm or iLuutd from
your druggist now and "ul"y thu
, blessed relief u will bring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

Hal Wy oIo''d va ny
feet before my baby
came. ! could do
just a little work
and then had TO sit
down. | took doc
tor 8 medicine with
out relief and my
mother advised me
10 try Lydin Il. Pink
h II ms Vegetable
ompound: The
frat bottle helped
me no much that |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
HEAVY IRE LOSS

Charles Town. ". Va. AuE. 30.-Ths
fertilizer mill OF tho Washington, Alex
andcr and Cooke company. located at
Hanson. Jefferson county. near here.
was destroyed rs Arr late today. Tho
loss covered hy insurance. was estimat.
cd by company officials at between $780,
900 and S6n.0nN The plant was conr
structed in 1918.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

IN" rr' y r"iicf nfi"rd"d h} Chamber
lniu.- Tablets IA u multiiud" 81 'nrrr
nnr rutly ur"vcn tho great vnlu" 1t thu
preparation for weak Hl"rrI"h md IN
rn rod digcuiiOu In runuv "nECr ihI~
rcIIcr IN" hrCUrn" permanent and ih"
Ia hrailh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
BELMONT.

'rbrcshrug is tho order Of tho day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Moor" and Mrs.
Roy Hun; of Hunter visited ut 7. j.
HIrchrrS Friday.
several from this vicinity attended
Tho institute AT Bethesda Thursday
night. -,
Mrs Lura Medley or BArncsviiie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
BELLAIRE NEWS
CITY PR0TESTS
AGAINST FARE
INCREASE HERE
rnoRHGUTIuu ATTORNEY DIHOH
MAHuu TpIr no OOLUMnUp
no FtLE FnOTnpT
Okhsr Notes ~ fntsr~1t Gathered al
nSadon In tbs nosy Town

CIV NnI,,II"r godwt,k I'D no. rnrIto
tho trim 80 tulurhhur Yesterday ~ WA
sEpoclrd but iurl"ah hnd I'r'a"' ~ luE
AtIorncy brt"u mako lh' 10y u"i hI"
n pruIcst IN hchllr 81 N" 'iY h"i"t"
Tho g,RtS ttll'ttoa trrnJuI aHt"u NJ that
placO asking Tor hearing i" ih' ""l
Ter and prOtrFttnE Vigorously against
tho contemplated lnrr"HH" ihRt II ~
prupouSd To pu' tuiu operation on
ySr,I ne tdpv Of this week.
JuHt what n" "urr"ur" vii d" ~ not
known At this ifm0 hu' Il BE understood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
BRIDGEPORT

l.oave n"ws items for Tho Tnteill-
gcnr"r - fhckey'p News stand
Sclhv & Reeds Drug S'Or" nr the
bridgeport Hardware" company. or
call Martins Ferry "2I-J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

The greater the necessity for SAVING
the greater your opportunity 10 use
The Iniclligcncer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31
YOUNG WIFE'S
EXPERIENCE
Sickness and Suffering all Removed
by Lydia E. Pmkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Plainwell, Mich. II had such severe
pains in my back and head that | could
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IInIr In wheeling

I.,r1, .rr,r i.'is. ~ CO." ''1 WI 'P
90, n"i,.,' lu' '"'.r'h''" ~ 'h ''' Wv
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..,r.,...ir, toe, n,u,n VI, ti'lr vii A.
,a,. ,.r,u, OF boa uorl n'' :" ih"H" u"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

hat ihrro will d, battle w"Heh n'
vs,u tn. ntt"ln.ss &C., 81" '"' r"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

Tony DcGrnoNu paid II M" ~ f'"h
Ind costs Ia r"ll"" court i"'i might H."
Vna arrested by the polio" on u 'hnrEo
go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-31

Il,u ,rnal.nur 90" ih' Ii"yE'"""l. '"'
u,,lr. .h.u t"U ia. ~"" ''H'' va 49,
diur,",, fuIig low ""d Tit"~'h a" "'''
dl~,,rn,d g., ~. .,lt",, - th' h'''''trH
t,,n 81 ti,, 80. -, I",,"ti" uu all t"I"i
- nu",,',"'t"r :" ""l. 'ihh - """ e."
n,,,,u,.. - y,ai'id"y
New Britain herald., 1920-08-16

the Plainville athletic club played fast ball and defeated the Crimsons of Hartford by the score of to l. Oakes and Wadsworth were the bat tery and played a wonderful game. Oakes pitched good ball with 13 stnike outs to his credit. This is the first game Wadsworth played with the locals since his return from the navy recently. The run scored by the Hartford team was made by an er- TOT which saved them from shut out. There was a good crowd at the game.
 Roberts Body Guarded. The body of Leon Roberts which arrived Satuf day morning, was taken to the undertaking parlors of w. A. Bailey until burial next Sunday aft ernoon Constant guard is being kept by the Brock Barnes post mem-
 bers and a four-hour shift is taken by the ex-soldiers. A special meeting was held Saturday evening of the Brock-Barnes post to make arrange rnents for the funeral which will De given with full military honors. There will be another meeting this evening at o'clock in the Town Hall when the plans will be completed. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 Drum Corps Fine Appearance.
 The local drum corps under the able leadership of George spencer made a fine appearance in the Y. M. T. A. B. parade in New Britain Sat urday morning, and wee given an Honorary position as second in the march. They were dressed in their new colonial uniforms and cooked hats. They had their new barrel drums, also of the colonial style They were given a hearty cheer as they marched.
 Bristol Mfg. Co. Opens.
 The Bristol Manufacturing com
New Britain herald., 1920-08-16

| pany opened this morning after hav- ing beer closed down for the past two weeks The closing was necessary for repairs on the machines and new works installed in the engine. The factory follows this rule every year and a thorough overhauEng is given all machinery. During the shutdown, inventory was also taken. Richard Bennison, of New Haven. is visiting friends in town. B. Getchell and family have re- turned from a vacation spent at Lake Congamond.
 MT. and Mrs. Ivan Farrar have moved into one of the new houses on Maple street owned by Charles Hird. Mrs. William Eaton, of West Main street, is entertaining her causin and son.
 Mrs. Fred Smith, of Park street, is entertaining relatives from Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. T. S. Tyler is confined to her home with illness.
 Charles Roberts, of West Main street, who has been ill for the past week or more with poisoning, is able to be around again.
 Mrs. Velma Kent, of West Main street, is a guest of Mrs. Garfield, of New Britain.
 Mrs. George Spencer and grand daughters Leona and Viola are spend ing a vacation at Short Beach.
 Emil Zickwolf, of West Main street, has as his guests his sister and her daughter and a sister, Mrs. Farrion. of Meriden.
 Louis Sandino, of s17 Sylvester
New Britain herald., 1920-08-16

Mir. and Mrs. Alfred J. Barrett have left on a motor trip to Lake George.
 Rev. Claude c. Beardsley of south- ington preached at the Berlin Con- sregational church yesterday morn ing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deming have left on a weeks auto trip.
 A girl was born Saturday after noon to Mir. and Mrs. William Schroe- der.
 Mrs. Adam Adamovitch has re- turned from a vacation spent in the vicinity of Boston.
 East Berlin Items.
 The Misses winifred Barnes and Ruby Nye have returned from their two weeks vacation spent at North field. While there they attended the annual conference now in session.
 Mir. and Mrs. William E. Brown and son William, have returned home from Brooklyn and New York where they have been visiting relatives.
 George Cole has been appointed janitor of the Hubbard school and has already begun upon his new duties. He is at the present time engaged in making needed repairs to the scheel property.
 MT. and Mrs. Max Sugenhime visit ed relatives in Southington yester- day.
 Mrs. NJ. Bailey and son Leslie are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. George Hubbard of Southington.
 Harry Cobey is visiting relatives in Southington for the week.
 More than 70 journeyed to Momau- guin yesterday by auto truck, the party leaving here at s o'clock in the morning and returning here about o'clock last evening. A very en- Joyable time was had by all.
 Miss Sarah Morgan of the Middle sex hospital is spending her annual vacation here as the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Morgan.
 Miss Florence Carns spent the weekend here with her parents.
 It was announced at the Methodist church last evening that all members of the church intending to go to Lighthouse Point on Saturday should make the fact known to the commit tee in charge not later than Thurs day evening.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-16
City Advertisement
Board of Finance nnd rax,,.,,


 Whereas the Common Council of the City of New Britain has found if expedient to lay out. build. construct and repair, drains, conduit. and sew CTS and to construct, operate. re- pair or maintain sewer works ana sewer beds for filtration and other purposes connected with the disposal of the sewage of the city and to acquire land Or in terests therein or water or other rights by purchase or otherwise for sewer purposes and money IS required for the purpose Of defrasins the cost anI expense there Of:
 RESOLVED: By the Board of Fi- nance and Taxation that the sum Of Seventy-fve Thousand Dollars (s.5,- ooo) IS required for said purposes and that thls board recommends the is- sue oi the notes, script or certificates or oeot or the City of New Britain to mat amount to be denoIninated sewer Fund of the City of New Brit an, tenth series," in accordance with authority given by Section 16 of an act amending the charter of said ci.y approved May 18th. 1915. fuoiished by order of Board of Fi-
 nance and Taxation. By F. s. ,x smDerlstn. Preside,t.
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New Britain herald., 1920-08-16
City Advert
Board of Finance e,

It is estimated that tI 900 ia required for tk defraying the cost and dent to the constructio| tion, maintenance, repd sion of conduits, manhe| shafts and appdrtenanI tion with the city sub| tric wires and other si l and this board reconnr city issue it's notes, sd cates of debt to be q the face thereof, "Suh the City of New Br1td ries" to the amount accordance with auth( in Section IT of an ac1 charter of said city, 19, 1915.
 Published by order Finance and Taxation
 berlain, President. (N. B. Herald).