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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18

Era planuita sarbatoarca a'cea-
sta altfel, ca adeca capul hui Mi
Raj delA Iasi Sc fie adus prin
Turda, Alba-Iulia, Sibiu 81 'apoi
la locul sau de odlhna, la Manas-
tirea Dealului.
Ne pare nespus de rau Ar
delenilor- ca s'a schimbat pla-
nul acesta frlmos. 81 ca astfel am
fost lipsiti de prilegiul de a nc
arata dragostea 81 recunostint9
fata de memoria cel,li mai viteaz
romin, pe care ml putem uita
nici odata. Al uita pc dinsul
acum 81 in totdeauna, ar Fl sa nc
uitam pc moi 1nsine, sd paraslm
menirea noaStra. Sa'l avem ina
inte de cite orr gindul Mise 6nalta
mai sus de nevoile mici ale III
lei &c trece. Sa aducem sufletu-
hui Sau darul muncei noastre elm
site 81 folositoare. - Caci pc
acestc doua temclii Sc sprijinl
marirea tainica unui neam
amintirea totdeauna vie trecu-
tului 81 constiinta datoriei indepli-
mite de toti in fiecare clipa. 0or-
ga 1907
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
GREVA.
Tirgul- -Oclla

Au SsNaNIodI0
Detinutii della penitenceru1
din Tg. Ocna s'au pus in srev;i
Cauza spun Ell ar fl hrana
proasta 81 lipsa de imbracamint ;,
De doua zile eli nu vor sa mai du.
cd in ocna, sd tale sare, ci sau in.
chis in celule 81 declara Cd MI or re.
lua lncrul. pana cind nu Ii Sc vo,
face dreptate.
Detnutii an reclamat la par-
chet 81 derectorului general, sd
ordone o ancheta care sa facS
constatarea la fata locului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
TRANSPORT CAPULUI LUI MIHAIu-v -vITEAzUL
DELA LASI LA MANASTIREA DEAlULUI.
MARE sERBAToARE NATIoNALA IN 9e AUGUST

din neam neam, ca anume trebuie
odata sd vina vremea de vesnica
unire tuturor rominilor.
Multi fnsa nu s'a putut bucura
Mihaiu- Viteazul de roadele irwin
gerii sale.
Ungurii faloSi = MI s'a pu-
tut nici-cum 1mpaca. ca un ro-
min, sau cum ii ziceau eli eva
lahul' adeca "olah' - sa-
stap1nealsca. A llDcrat fel 81 for
ma pima ce apoi i-au facut
capat.
S'a inteles mgurii cum ge-
neral anStriac ell numele Basta
- 81 acesta apoi Ia omorft pc
Mihaiu Viteazul.
81 iata acu:
Atrimis asupra lui un capi-
tan dnsotit de 20 soldati bine in
armati 81 urmati de vreo 300 de
infanteristi 81 100 calareti, carl
sc dusera pc ascuns la cortul lui
Mihai Viteazul - in lagarul de
la Turda.
Capitanul intrind In cort s
zis, catra Mihai- Viteazul, cd
il aresteaza in numeie hui Bas-
ia, Mihai Viteazul atunci s'a in
tins drlpa Saba lui care era a
tIlrnata in parete, atunci capita
nul. care nu ayut ordin sd !
nclda in caz de ilnpotrivire, Ia
lovit ii inima pe Mihai Viteazul
in acelas timp un neamt ce era
pregatit pentru aceasta = ii de-
te lovitiira de sable peste CRU,
m'az asa. ca i rostogoli capuk la
pam1nt.
CazuSe - cum spune croni-
cariul, ca un copaciu....
Astfel peri eroul romin = cI
sa!bia in NINA apa1indu-si viata..
Capul lui Mihai Viteazul a
fost apoi dus in vechiul regat,
la Manastirea Deallrlui, unde s'a
pastrat ca moase sflnta.
In timpul retragerei armate-
lor ronrine dinaintea nemtilor
dol profesori de scoala au ridi-
cat -capul Mi Mihai Viteazul 81
| 1au dus Gu eli.
81 a calatorit capul prin Ba.
sarabia, prin Russia 81 apoi a fost
adns la IaSi, de unde acq,m va ii
readus la locul de unde a fost
ridicat.
81 acllm ISL va afla odihna =
implnindu-se visul stramosesc, u
nirea tuturor RominilOr pentru
care Mihai Viteazul "a ,lrptat 81
murit. M
Pentru praznuirea acestel
frnmOase serbat0are de afnintire
- stapinirea tarii a hotar6t. ca
in 26 August sd Sc faca i'm toata
tara in scoale 81 IN corpurile de
trupa, slujba bisericeasca 81 pa
rade militare, lar dalpa ameaza
seara serbari eli caracter natio-
na1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, ii dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis p1-
na 10 orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18

Toata suflarea rominesca site, ca
Mihaiu- Niteazul a fost eel dintii
domn a Tarei- ei-Rominesti, care cu-
cerit ~Ardealul Gu o singura zdra-
vana lovitura intrind cu mare
pompa in ziu de | Noemvrie 1899
in cetatea Alba-Iulia.
Mihaiu-ViteaZul s'a tras din ne
am mare 81 rasboinic - coborindu-
Sc din vita lui Mircea eel Batrin 81
alui Vlad-Tepes, amindoi domni-
tori viteji, cal all arafat in multe
81 vestite batalii, ce-i puterea romf-
ncasa.
In virsta de 50 de ami a ajuns
dOmnitor = dupacc a avut de SUI
ferit multe din partea lui Alexan-
dru Bogdan, care a sezut in scau-
nul domnesc fnainte de ell.
Acest domn Ia judecat 81 la mo-
.arte 81 nlmai ca prin IMMUNE a
scapat ell viata Miheaiu-Viteazul.
Iata anume cum s'a intimplat.
Era pusa ziua, cind sal tale ca
pul. Miheaiu-Viteazul fu scos din
..cc:nnita 81 urmat de multime ne
nuparata, era fndreptat catre 10
cul Os1ndei. In drumul san ell trecu
pc linga biserica Alba 81 find pc
vremea liturghiei, ceru invOirea sa
Sc inchine, ceeace s'a ingaduit.
Aici fagadui el Sf1ntului Niculae,
ca del va mintui, va face mana
stire penumele lui. ealaul ce tre-
buia sd loveasca pc Mihaiu era un
tigan, un rob al sau, caruia Mihaiu-
Viteazul intr'un r7nd ii scapase
vicata.
Find tiganul cam ametit de
beutura 81 fnfricat de figura pu-
ternica alui Mihaiu-Viteazul, GIN
dindu-se la fapta fngrozitoare, ca
ell sd omoare pc fostul sau stapfn 81
mintuitpr al vietii sale, lapada
din mini securea 81 o rupse la fuga.
I'm strigat de bucurie izbucni a.
tunci din piepturile tuturor, lu-
mea vazind intr 'asta vointa dunn
nezeasca.
Toti boierii S a rugat de domn sd.
ierte pc Mihaiu. Viteaznl 81 domnul
Ia 81 iertat.
Tar Mihaiu-Viteazul in urma a
ridicat biserica fagaduita, care 81
astazi exista sub numele Mihaiu-
voda.
Ajungind Mihaiu-Viteazu dom
nitor - a avut multe lupte Gu tur-
cul, batindu-l mai totdeauna. In
lupta della Calugareni - aproape
de Bucuresti = cu 10000 de oa-
meni batut suta mil turci.
Cucerirea Ardeaului a fost 7nsa
cea mai stralucita fapta alui Mi
Viteazul.
Gu aceakta fapta sadit in sufle'
falo nnaSfro acnI viS care a tr3ii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
DR.. KENEALY

CAT Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Al doilea etaj, Republic Bldg.
A doua hsa della Star teatru.
A doua usa della pravalia de haine
Bonds. (2-6)
ORELE DE OFICIU: Della g a.
m. pima la 8 p. m.
Duminica: della 10 a. m. la 2 p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
0amenii B0Inavi
Vim Ia Mine

Acei carl all boil cronice, nervoase
cit 81 complicate, pentru care e
lipsa de serviciul unui medic.
Cauta ajutorul unde sa poate
afla
Ajuta pc acela care te poate
pune pc calea sanatatii.
o examinare acurata 81 positiva
va arata adevaratele conditii fl
zice 81 poate sa-ti ajute porni pc
calea sanatatii, poate scapindu-te
de tortura 81 suferintele operatiei.
Ami de expericnte, ultimele trata-
mente, medicale 81 electrice. Echi-
pament modern. Tot ce mai bun
pentru bolnavi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18

In tratarea bolilor, att acute cit
81 cronice, Sc datoreste faptului ca
am studiat ell bagare de seama a.
ceste boil. Pc l1nga aceasta Off
ciul meu este echipat Gu cele mai
rhoderne Instruments 81 masinarii
electrice, vigratoare 81 mecanice, 81
aici chltuiala resonabila-nu este
scutita care poate da resultate pen
tru pacient. Consultindu-ma pc
mine imediat, poti afla daca al stat
ori nu pima orice speranta luat
sf1rsit. 81 daca poti fl curat, sti-
inta 81 abilitatea te va face din nou
puternic, sanatos 81 fericit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-18
FOARTE MULTE
BOLI CRONICE

care au fost neglijate ori tratate
nepropriu, orr care n 'au fost re-
duse de tratamentele unor mini
mai putin able, sd vindeca sub
1ngrijirea mea. Vino 81 ma vezi
Pc mine.
Am tratat GU success boale
recente 81 cronice ca
Desordine de SINCE
Boala de Piele
Boil de Ficat
Dureri de Stomac
Reumatism
Boala de Inima
Slabiri nervoase
Indigestii nervoase
Boil rectale
Junghiuri in spate
sgrabunte, pc fata
SUCCESUL MEU
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
LEADERS OF STRIKE
 IN FRANCE ARRESTED
Railroad Union Men Charged With Interfering With
 Liberty to Work.

Paris, March 1.-Three active leaders in the Paris railroad strike were arrested this morning. They were M Sirolle, M. Leveque and M. Sigrand.
 Great excitement among unionists ensued when the news of the arrests became current.
 ' Secretary General Chaverot of the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean unions and Union Leader HourdeauN were arrested later. All those under detention are charged with "interfer- cnce witt, the liberty to work and pro- voking disobedience.''
 Railroad men mobilized by the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean sys- tenn were reporting in increasing mum bels last night and what little change there is in the strike situation this morning seems to be for the better. So far the general strike called on Saturday morning may be said to be a failure as numbers of railroad men. even union adherents, are refusing to quit, particularly in the provinces.
 Inconvenience is being suffered by the public and freight service is being GHlC ;atcd, however. by the existing strike conditions. Everywhere except in devastated regions of northern France freight service has been VIr- tuaIly abandoned. The outlook now seems to be moro hopeful and com potent circles hold the opinion that if a suitable compromise can be found the national federation of railway men will willingly call off the strike.
 Premier NiIlerand made a brief but optimistic stat tenlent on strike condi- tionS this aftCrOnon.
 "'rhe situation is satisfa ctory. Re ports from the companies and the prefccts bring confirma ation of the am eliora ton of conditions on all the syStemS.'
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
WISCONSIN BREWERS
 WIN IN TEST CASE Manufacture and Sale of 2.75
 Beer Is Legalized
 BY FEDERAL COURT RULING
Judge Geiger Assumes That State Prohibition Laws Take Precedence Over Federal RegulatioIl-Ffrst Case of It's Kind in T.. $.

Milwaukee, March 1.-Manufacture and sale of 2.15 per cent beer in Wis consIn was legaliZed in a decision handed down by Federal Judge Geiger in the test case brought by the Mani toWoc Products Co. for an injunction to halt enforcement of the Volstead act.
 By his decision Judge Geiger upheld the Mulberger law, thus assuming that state prohibition laws take prece- dence over federal regulation.
 Decision on Injunction.
 The decision resulted from the fil- ing of a ninjunction suit by the Mani towoc Products Co.,, a combination of three brewers at Manitowoc to re- strain enforcement of prohibition legislation in so far as it interfereS with the manufacture of beer contain ing 1-2 alcohol.
 Volstead Act Attacked.
 The court held section one, title two, of the Volstead act unconstitu- tional. The court also held that in as much as the constitutional amend ment prohibited only intoxicating li- Quors, neither congress nor the state legislature has power to define intoxi- eating liquor so as to include beyer- ages non-intoxicating in fact. Tho Manitowoc company claimed that 2 1-2 per cent. beer was non- -intoxicat- ing and is allowed under the Mulber- ger act passed by the Wisconsin Iegis- lature. The court held that the amendm ent does not prohibit the state from fixing a standard under its po- lice power This is the first court ad- judication on the qu estion ill the Unit ed States.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Washington Explains.

Boston, March 1.-The govern- meats position regarding the Cape Cod canal was outlined today by Francis G. Goodale, one of the coun- sel in the condemnation proceedings. The canal was handed back to it's owners by the railroad administration. he said, just as the railroads reverted to private management, having been taken over for temporary emergency use under the same war authority. The condemnation proceedings, it is explained, have reached a state only of conditional judgment, with the iury's award Although in state courts title would pass with this award, under federal procedure title remains with the company and pur- chase can be effected only if the gov ernment accepts the award, congress ratifies it and appropriates the neces- sary money. The governments ap- peal from the award, which is now pending, in the opinion of MT. Goodale probably will not be heard until next fall.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
CONN. RADICALS TO
 BE TAKEN SHORTLY
Good Sized Quota From Hartford Jail to Start For Ellis Island
 Almost Any Day,

Hartford, March 1.-Expectation that a good sized group of radicals will leave Hartford jail for Ellis Island almost any day is expressed at the federal building.
 There are nearly 100 alleged Reds at the jail the shcriff's bill for board running up about $500 a week and the amount now being around s5,OOO. Forty-th-ec have been at the jail since November 10. The number at the jail this morning was 97. H. C. Busfield of Stamford having been added to the list awaiting hearings. He was brought i'll Sunday, charged with being a member of the commun- ist party. Eleven alleged radicals are to be given hearings and Inspector William M. Clark from the immi igra- ton office at Boston resumed charge of the examinations today.
 Federal officials lave had 214 cases of alleged alien radicals in Connect i"ut. T'ifty-thrce of them were de- ported on the first sovie" ark in De- tnmhcr, 64 have been released on bail.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Republican Leaders Refuse to Make Any Changes in Reservation to Article X Defy Irreconcilables.
FINAL POLL MAY BE TAKEN BY THURSDAY

Washington. March 1.-An early and unfavora ble vote on ratification of the peace treaty was forecast in the senate today when Republican ,ssaders, replying to the demands of the treaty's irreconcilable republican :. opponents, reaffirmed their decision not to accept any change ill sub- stance or of language in the reserVa- ton to Article x.
 Democrats Can Swing Vote. 65y Both sides concede that enough
 democratic senators 10 defeat rati- fication are determined to stand with SPresident Wilson and vote against TSle treaty unless the article X quail qfcation is modified. The republican decision today was followed by evi- dences that all the elements in the senate fight would cooperate to end debate and let the treaty issue go un- sdecided into the campaign. s- Some of the leaders predicted final vote by Thursday.
 agUnder the agreement between the sSreconcila blea and republicans the Matter will not carry out the proposed sprogram of prolonged debate. They will support the republican rcsefva- tion program as they did at the last sssession. but they will vote as they did against ratification.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
MURDERER OF CHILD
 PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Hearing of Springfield Man, Who Ad- nlits Staying walker Girl, Set
 for March IT.

Springfield, March 1.-Phillp M Taylor, aged 26, who was arrested late Saturday night after, the police say, he had signed a confession to the murder of 12-year-old Virginia Walk CT, whose body was found near the Somers Creamery Co. plant the night of February 20 was arraigned on a charge of murder in police court to- day.
 He pleaded not guilty and prellm- mary hearing was set for March IT.
 The arraignment took place pfl- vately in a police department office with only the court officeds, Taylors $ counsel and a police sergeant present.
 Taylor the police say, displayed no emotion
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
MORE FOR CH1iDREN'S HOME. Sunday Concert Will Probably Net
 Upwards of S1,OOO For Fund.

When all accounts have been set tied, it is expected that upwards of $1,060 or more will be netted to turn over to the Children's Home building fund as a result of the con- cert given yesterday at the Lyceum by the Swedish churches and societies After the concert the children, ma- irons and Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Kling- berg were invited to the Swedish Lutheran church to supper and Mir. klingberS was presented with a sub stantial purse of gold by Otto Beng ston on behalf of the Swedish Lutheran sewing society.
 Plans for the new Childrens Home building are progressing favorably and the project has the support of the entire community. regardless of creed, Rev. Mir. klingberg asserts.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
NEW HARTFORD MAN DIES.
Walter M. Smith Was Long Active in Town and Manufacturing Affairs.

New Hartford. March 1.-Walter M Smith, who formerly was an off, cer of the Greenwoods Mfg. Co. here. and long active ia town affairs, died today He was the son of the late Captain John c. Smith who in 1858 founded the Greenwoods Co.,. and whose family held this property un- til it's merger with another corpora tion in 1891. Walter Smith had been secretary and trea asurer of the com parry and also it's manager.
 Mr Smith was unmarried. He was born i'll 1858 and lived at The Home stead with his sister. Mrs. Francis Berard. Among the five nieces who survive is Mrs. Charles E. Hughes of New York. There are also two nephews.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
PRESIDENT BEGINS REPLY.
After Studying Allied Note He Pre-
 pares to Give Them His Answer.

Washington, March 1.-President Wilson has begun work oh his answer to the British and French premiers on the Adriatic situation. In prepa- ation of the actual drafting of his note he has written to Acting Secre- tary Polk at the state departm ent. The nature of the communicable was not disclosed.
 MT. Wilson apparently was plan ming to make prompt reply to the premiers' suggestion that the United States join with the British and other governments in seeking to bring about a solution of the Adriatic problem through direct negotiations between Italy and Jugo-Slavia. It was noted here also that Rome dispatches indi- cated that Premier Nitti of Italy al ready had opened conversations with the Jugo-Slavia authorities to this end.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
REACH AGREEMENT
Ideas of Supreme Council On High Prices and Exchange to Be Embod- jed ill Resolutions.

London, March 1--Indications were siven for the first time today as to what the Allied supreme council ex- poets to do a result of it's investi- cations of high prices. exchange and other economic questions when it was decided to embody the councils ideas in resolutions So far as it known, nothing more will be the definite out come of the councils Investigations
 The council reached an agreement today on general lines and the data in hand was turned over to a draft ing committee to draw up the reso- lutions. Baron Moncheur, the Belgi- an ambassador, in London joined the conference this morning.
 While the discussions were going on at No. 10 Downing street the for eign ministers, with Viscount Chinda Japanese amba ssador continued work on the Turkish treaty at the foreign office.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
WILLIAM BENNETT
 HAS 11TH BIRTHDAY
LccaI Man, Born February 20, 1872 F Badly Mixed Up With Calendar < Dates.

@ William BeEnett, gateman at the Stanley Works, celebrated his .eleventh" birthday yesterday at his home at the Bronson hotel. NJ, .B@n- nett was born on February 29, i1Sf2, and he has birthday every four years, with the exception of change of century. During the change from the nineteenth to the twentieth century Mir Bennett had one birthday in eight" years.
 The draft board had a hard time deciding officially whether MT. Ben nett was too old or too young to serve with the colors. Counting birth days. MT. Bennett is .'eleven" years old, and counting years he is forty
 eight. The latter case was decide upon.
 MT. Bennett began life in Lincoln,
 Nebraska, and at the ripe old age of
 -four he drifted around the middle west as a carpenter. At eight years Of age, he had such stock of stories
 and such a pleasing personality for a youngster that his friends persuaded him to go on the stage, and by the age of mine" he was touring the 2 western states with Joseph Jefferson E in ''Rip Van Winkle."
 U At the age of "1O" Mr Bennett s drifted to New England. working in ( Massa chusetts and Connecticut. and z about three years ago came to the s Stanley Works.
 Mir. Bennett promises all the boys a Estbiewout" when he reaches the voting age with "twcnty-pne' birthdays to Fstiis credit
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
NEARIES OF MARRIAGE.
Crown Prince of Runania Will Desert
 His Morganatic Wife.

Berlin. March 1.-Crown Prin :e Charles Of Runlania intends to dis solve the morsanatic marriage he in 1918 with Mile. Zyzs Iambrino, young and beautiful Rumanian woman, according to a dis patch from Bucharest. quoting the newspaper Epoca. The crown prince consequently has effected reconcilia- tion with King Ferdinand and Que 2n Marie, the newspaper adds reviving the crown princes claim to the succession.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
WILL CHANGE LAW.
New York Is to Take Action On h.
 come Tax Act.

Albany, N. Y, March 1.-State Comptroller Travis gave out the fol- lowing statement today in connec- tion with the supreme courts decision holding provisions in New York states income tax relating to non residents unconstitutional:
 Legislation now is pending be- fore the state legislature to remedy these defects. In anticipation of ;L decision as has been rendered today holding these provisions unconstitu- tional nonresident tax payers have been granted 30 days additional from March , to file returns"
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
PASSENGERS TAKEN
 OFF STRANDED BOAT
sSixty- Four on Board BohemiaH. Bound From Boston to Liverpool. Rescued at Sea.
Bohemian.

Halifax, x. S. March 1.-Sixty -four passengers on the steamer Bohemian sWhich struck on the rocks of Sambro Hedges off Halifax harbor in q binding snow storm early today were taken off yay tugs and brought to this port The steamer, bound for Liverpool from Boston, is in a precariOus condition with a number of tugs standing by to render assistance when needed. The 12O members of the crew are believed to be on board.
 plight came in radio message to C. H. Harvey of the marine department agency at 2 50 o'clock this morning. 1t stat ted that the ship was aground off Sambro light and in immediate need of assistance. The G"Vcrnm cnt steamer Montcaim and several tugs were ordered to the scene. In re- sponSe to a request for further details the captain of the Bohemian reported That the steamer was pounding on the socks and that he wanted the passen- gers and crew taken off.
 The British steamer Maplemore sighted the Bohemian's distress signals fbeore dawn. It was advised to stand by until daybreak before attempting to take off the passengers but later the captain of the Bohemian sent word that tugs from Halifax had ar rived and that he would transfer his :. passengers to them. All the passen- gers had been taken off at s:30 ascIock
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
'GREASER' SMUGGLER KILLED
One Mexican "Bootlegger'' Dead and Another Badly Wounded in Clash With Border Guards at E4 Paso.

III Paso, March 1.-An unidentified Mexican smuggler is dead and another Mexican is in a, critical condition as 8 result of a fight yesterday between Am erican military border guards and Mexicans said to have been attempt ing to bring a quantity of whiskey into the United States.
 Forced to withdraw the alleged smugglers retreated across the river, leaving behind two of their number wounded. One of them died after reaching a hospital. The other was wounded in both legs.
 Ninety bottles of whiSkey were seized by the soldiers.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
Too Cold, High School
 Classes Are Dismissed

Due to difficulty in getting up a sufficient amount of heat in both buildings of the High school, it was found necessary to suspend sessions this morning. The school was closed Friday morning for the same reason. There is but small amount of coal on hand and the furnaces are being fired with cord wood, the supply of which is reported to be also on tho decline.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-01
FOR IT WAS MARY, MARY

New York, March 1,--Plain Mary of Bangor Me. has won the worlds cham pionship of the Jersey breed of COWS, the American Jersey Cattle club announced today. She did it by producing 15,2 pounds of milk and 1,o4O pounds of butter fat in a year, surpassing by pounds the but ter fat record of the former cham pion, an Oregon Jersey named "Viye la France Plain Mary is owned by F. W. Aver