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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-06
LOCAL, WELFARE
CHAPTER FORMED
Catholic Women Of The City Or
6aniZed as Part Of National Body

The New Britain Chapter Of the
Connecticut Council of Catholic Won
en- was organized last evening in St,
Mary's school hall. About 200 women
from the different parishes Of the city
were present and officers were elected
and the chairladies of the aevera.
committees in charge Of the different
branches Of the work were named
Miss Lila Byrne was chosen as chair
lady, Mrs Jacob Baumgartner, as
vice chairlady, and Miss Elizabeth
Leghorn, as secretary.
The meeting was addressed by the
Rev, Matthew J. Judge, diocesn d.
rector of the council, Miss Mary Boy
Ian Of Hartford. secretary Of the state
council and Miss Mary Flaherty, chair
lady Of the Hartford chapter, Father
Judge explained the object Of the or
ganiza ton OF these welfare workers
saying that there are many things to
be taken care Of among the Catholics
of the diocese.
The movement is national one
among the Catholics with a council in
every state. The purpose OF the organ
ization is to promote welfare work
and all works Of charity, Right Rev
erend John j. Milan, Bishop of Hart
ford, is the founder OF the Connecti-
cut Council, and he is an enthusiastic
supporter Of it,
The next meeting will be held Fri
day evening at which the committees
for the different branches Of the worI
will be named,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-06

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-12-06
COMMUNICATED
Fyindsight Versus Foresight

TO the Editor Of The Herald
TO say I am disappointed in Alder
man Paoneasa's latest contribution is
putting it mild,
summed up he states how he
thinks money could have been saved"
mere reiteratton Of his original
charges and again minus proof. Can't
YOU sec, Alderman, that the bare as
sertion devoid of proof carries no con-
Uction.
There is a certain class Of citizens,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
Suits and Wraps
Are l-3 Reduced

a LII garments sin stockwhich former
"A " were priced between $3.50 and
S65.50 will enter this sale at a third be-
low regular valuations. There are
some beauties among them, too. The
saving is worth having.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
All Our Sports Coats
Now Marked 20S Off

COATS Of genuine P cloth, yelours'
y and novelty weaves-made inregu-
lation, mannish, sports styles with
unique treatment Of cuffs, pockets etc,
are attractive values during this event.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
Inexpensive Bingham Frocks
s3.75 70 $50

comfort satisfaction appearance obtained
y from Courtney Bingham Frock that this question comes
be sold for little? Truth
purchase Bingham Focs unusually low
for the penddy low selling marks they bear til
to have several Of them without feeling the Prices
upward. H#esess.s5S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26

youthful models appear new of Organde
specially provided sell before Decoration Day And the blend
and shading of rich be counted their prime
They come in orchid yellow jade copn Flesh
Prices so low that in each instance the value exceptional
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
Every Suit Formerly Priced up to $3.50.
Reduced to $l6.75

SPECIAL rack will greet those who Suit desire to pur
a chase at extreme low figure The values remarkably good
and the Quantity large and weassorted adaptable
for Summer in this group.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
Formerly s65.50 to Sll55O--No,D s32.75 Is s57.7!

HE best and Wraps go the
flat reduction Of oNEHALF The
buy Suits icone Poie pcqune Wraps Of vel
dn elou and broadcth grace magnificent
point of they the Of all approved
this have look through the offerings TO
KNOW this opportunity to save profoundly important.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-26
f. inc White
49, : sl3.5o .
shur-shrunk Models Begin At
$5.75

EOR Decoration Day and the rest of
F Summer we commend the immedi-
ate selection Of Wash Skirts from our
specially priced showings. Materials,
are pique, gabardine, satinette. and
linen. Our guaranteed and exclusive
line Of Shur-S hrunk Skirts starts At the
low8price of $5.75.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Willow Creek Oil Syndicate is DR.
illing at $3.50 feet with no further
indications The formation is shale
and the hole holding up well. They
expect to encounter the Mesa Verde
formation Saturday.
The new drilling company is com.
,letirg final arrange nents for fnan-
eng and will commence raising nee
essary funds in .he very enear flu
ture. They expect 70 resume opera
sons on Mesa Verde well No. by
the first Of March.-San Juan Re.
view.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
HAD REHEARSAL or FUNERAL
arch Concerning Ceremony in
Which re Would Figure.

Charles V, king Of Spain and emperor
Of Germany in the Sixteenth century,
was pious ruler. Toward the end OF
his lie he conceived the curious idea
OF rehearsing his own funeral, not be
cause he wished To have the event 90
on without hitch when the time
should come, but because be thought
the performance af the ceremony
would rebound to the credit aud we'll
being of his soul in the after world.
His friends sought Ia dissuade him,
but. deeming il holy act, the ruler
went ahead with his preparations
calafaldue was erected aud the serV-
ice performed, The high altar, the
catafalque. and the entire church
shone with wax tights; the friars were
all IN their proper places and the
household OF the emperor attended In
deep mourning. THE piOus monarch
himself WAS there, attired Ia sable
weeds" according 10 the monkish his
torian. "and bearing taper. 10 See
himself Inferred and 10 celebrate his
own ohseQuies. While the mass for
the dead was sung. he came forward
aud gave his taper 10 the officiating
priest as symbol Of his desire to
yield up his soul. Not only onca bur
for many years. until he rinally died
in 1858. Charles V performed This
strange ceremony annually.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
SEEMS LIKE TOY RAILWAY
Smallest Line in the World is in the
North Of England, in cumber.
land County

American visitors to Europe, on
landing AT Liverpool or Southampton
are az once struck by the small size
of British locomotives as compared
with the mighty machines ia American
railway operation Their astOnish'
ment is however, soon supplemented
by admiration FOR the excellent rnn'
ming made on the English main lines
nut II ones itinerary takes him into
the lake-landS and highlands of Cum
herland, says Railway and Locomotive
Engineering he will there tind an in
dependent little line which is said to
be the smallest public railway in the
world
THIS line is known as the Eskdale
railway. and is ~ miles in length.
The rail gauge is one OF - inches
only II is leased TO a London com
pauv-Narrow Gauge Railways, Lin.
ted. The passenger working Is car
ried on by midget express engines,
built to scale of une-Iuarter the size
0f ordinary British mainline lOooino-
lives hut IN other respects exactly the
same in construction and appearance.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

on one occasion. continued the
C0rnlsnman "on returning to my home
afleI an absence Of twenty years, the
frsi thought that stru6k ne WAS that
/ would 90 Tito The cemetery on my
Way from the station to he road IN
which live and see who had passed
AWAY during my absence
Yep" again asserted rhe fank,
shifting his chewing gum from The
right side Hf his mouth TO the ieft.
No Souner had got inside the
gateS.' went on the CornlShman. than
hand shot up out of one of lhe
GRAVES and grinped my hand 50 hearth
~ that il gave me a turn II was the
hand of an old acquaintance Of mine"
"n0n't try to spring such tail one
on me" anSv cred the Yank, cynically.
I'm not swallowing that yarn
"lt's perfectly true" affirmed he
Cornishman. but ! ought 10 add that
il was the hand Of the old sexton,
who Was engaged at the time OF my
entry IN digging grave and didn't
trouble ~ get ont OF the hole. Lon.
don Answers.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
sheep Driven to Mountains.

WIND sheep live IN small nocks In
rocky. mountainous parts where food
IL sparse. Had they been possessed
Of such means of defense ~ the heels
and the speed ~ III" horse. or the
horns and ,hs stength of the bison
they would ~ ssbly have congregaied
on the plainS here fnud was plenti-
ful. As Il was their ohly protection
from their natural enemies the wolves,
lay In their agility in the most inac-
ccSsihlp >potS The length ~ lime
sleep hpyr brcn d0mc-ticat"d is as
nothing compared with tho preceding
ages WHOM thoir lnwo was in ,thc
moun.rirs consequently cuning under
the. doriinion ol man tus utterly re
ye-scd their conditions OF life. So 'hc
growth of Tire hv1f Is out ~ an pro-
phIfion 10 TIE wear ON orr soft pas
lures. and fo1ir0t supoToncs. Simi-
larly The ta'cS coating of wOB which
WIS absolutely necessary 20 the alu-
tudrs the wild sIocp Inhabited has, a.
far as ihe >h.,p lt.e'f is concerned.
hccuu, nuisance. and rendered it.s
prey 70 ticks and n g-nis
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
curiosltIes Of Populous Isle.

A remarkable ease of orerpopulation
is that of the island ot Bukara, In
Victoria Nyanza. described BY II. l..
Duke in the Cofnhill Magazine.
This island, with an area of 20 square
miles, much Of which rs bare granite.
though Isolated from the rest Of the
world. supports population of 49,
900 The small garden plots are care
fully marked of and RIGHTS Of own
ership are rigidly observed. Trees are
valued more than the land on which
they grow. IN some cases one man
owns the trees and another the ground.
A man must not steal his neighbor'S
leaves. sticks and rubbish 4 father
may even divide a tree among his chill
dren. nlloftiup certain branches Ia
each
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
SAYS FEW READ THE BIBLE
Writer critieises the Present Genera
ton for Its Lack Of knowledge
Of the Scriptures.

The booksellers story Of the woman
who demanded to know where In the
Bible she could find the story Of Da-
nOn and Pythias is called to mind BY
the recently reported attempt Of pro-
fessor at the university to measure the
Biblical knowledge Of his class IN Eng
lish literature The test resulted In a
rather naive display of ignorance con-
cerning a book which has been called
.the fountain head Of English litera-
tire" and which. with Shakespeare.
invariably heads the list of best"
books and gathers more dust than any
other
There are those who, having made
acquaintaIce with the Bible in their
own youth, and realizing its poetry.
history and style. agree with Prof. Dal-
las Lore Sharp thai we are Bible
starved nation" What parent reads
the Bible to OF with the children these
days? They get fairy stories or animal
fables. Even the Sunday school les
sons are given from leuflet. The Bi-
ble has been Storyized and expurgated
in the so-called interests of children.
and has shared the usual fate of such
well-meant but unnecessary endeaVOrs.
II is not without occasion thar educa-
tors are discussing the need and the
methods of increasing interest in the
book.
Whether we regard the Bible as a
sacred book, as saga Of the Hebrews,
or as collection of stories, legends
and historical fact OF ancient origin, II
is 50 thoroughly part of our liiera-
ture. which is so abundant in allusions
and references TO its content that not
TO know their source and application
is to argue ones self unread. Youth
ought to be ns aware or Moses the
lawgivcr as OF Hamlet or King Lear
Detroit Free Press.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
OKLAHOMA FARM BARGAIN
GO Acres Al in One Section.

One OF the best agricultural and
stock farms in Harper County, Ok
ialcma, IN the mids, of the great
wheat belt Fourteen miles from
railroad but new road now building
head d that way This splendid farm
consists of a. acres, al IN one sec
.iou, 500 acres in cultivation: -
acres I'm pasture, hog JOS, and build
lug grounds. All good strong ground
-u't be tor owing wheat, corn,
kafrir. cane, broom corn, Alfalfa,
barley and oats Beside being a
first class agricultural farm this
place is an ideal one ior a hos anj
general stock ranch.
IMPROVEMENTS: Thcre is on
this farm a new jour room t5qse
w.h two porches, finished in an up
to-date manner inside and out, barn,
chicken house. two granaries--ouc
,tccl and one frame-caye, well and
Windmill, one mile OF 50 inch hog
are with double steel gate and
4orgc hedge posts. Entire section
fenced and cross-fenced.
GOOD WATER: There is an
abundant supply Of good well water.
A RARE BARGAIN: This farm
ranch is rare bargain at S4500 per
acre, as it is located in the Cimar-
ron River valley-the best section
ot Harper County, oklahoma. S2S,-
5000 will buy the entire o4J
and Improvements 4 want Sl5,0O000
cash; Sl0,OO0O0 in five years; bal
ance to suit purchaser.
COMMISSION: In order to sell
this farm soon will give any
agency, Real Estate Dealer or Indi-
1dual 81 $1,000 commission who will
either buy OF sell this farm within
six months from Jan. |, 1921. on
above terms. ! guarantee all state
ments made above to be exactly as
represented.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY: This is
your opportunity to own a fine farm
at a nominal price or 10 make
good piece OF money by bringing or
sending a, buyerA This place rented
out pays 10 per Nent on $4,000 ".
Do not pass il by.
E. LEE ADAMS,
Buffalo. Okla, Owner.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO


BIDS. FEBRUARY p, 1921
Sealed proposals vii be received at n,
office y! tIr Nea Mexico State Highwsf
Commits an. C.r.toi Building. Santa y.
n. lll. fo- tlt construction uf por.
tiau oi Ne. NeNco Federal Aid Projee1
No G--A. Berrallio County, shich in
cuIrs the reconstruciion OF the Bsreia.
Br'isc ovet the Ri9 'frande and necess@T,
approach located near Abuqurrque. N-~
Mexico.
Ap4roNln-.e snain quantities as follows
ifl Ce : Nls Class Excavation
15is c.. Nds. Class ! Borrow
1O5 ca lts Class \ Concrete Psr
81 ca, Yds Class B Concrete CAbu,-
mcnts)
9is lbs Reinforcing Bars
4 Spans Painting Steel Superstrseio~,
2N in Ft Wooden Test Piling
ll1 Lin p Concrete Piling
1855 Lbs. Steel Substructure (StringeSs
3 spans 1ov,9s = Ms Spans. Spans e---.,,,,,,,,.
CNew Decking)
s7o Lin. Fl. Mrecking Tr~stle Approso
1905 VI B. NJ Relaying Salvaged Luss
Der OecD
Forms for proposals. instructions TO ~
ders, plans and specifications may be q,
gineer. Los Lunas, New Mexico. or No.
3, procured al the office of the St1t
Highway Engineer, Santz Fe. New Me-
ico, on deposit Of 5000. which deposit Vi
We refunded when the plans and specifics
tins are returned in good order.
The State Highway Commission reserr.
the night to reject any and all propesaA
L. A. GILLETT,
State Highway Engine~
sants Fe, New MEXICO. January y. -
Firsi Publication January y, lsz1
last Pstiios;ion February d. BA
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Oricin Of lsrrusnes.

Authorities believe that al Ian
guages had their origin In the dialect
of one common language whose home
is coniectured TO have been he
tween the Baltic and Caspian seas.
The language spread with migrations
In different places. and separation and
race admixiure increase the differ
ences in the dialects until they be-
came distinct languages. which in turn
spret and broke up into dialects.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

There are road walkers. trail fol
lowers. forest roamers-lUcality and
sceporys are matters Of taete. The
thing Is TO keep marching 10 on ones
lungs with draurhts Of lnyigoratinc
air. to Danish care and 10 rcvel IN high
spirits. There should be stop at
every spring. the colder and shver the
better. and when landscape IS 10 be
viewed. some scene that charms and
inspires. II Is sacrilere n the wal'-er
does not throw himself down on the
grass. or seat himself on fallen tree.
TO spend a few minutes feasting his
eyes or the picture. fne true walker
is not one VITO merely puts miles he
hind him. to vaunt his speed and cn
durance e-Exchange
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
JET the 6iackcst Substance.

JET is the blacfesl SUBJ lance known.
II is a species OF peirifed weed or
charcoal and first was produced from
pieces of rock and slIale washed mp
on the coast near Whitby. England.
Now. however. il is obtained almost
entirely by mining. The finest quality
of jet comes from the Yorkshire coast
near Whiiby. The industry there
furnishes employment fOr many. Jet
is found also in Bavaria. Bohemia.
France, Germany and Spain. Some
jet is found in the United states, but
not much afternoon has been given
to Its production.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
New Kind OF Tombstone,

what he calls new and improved
tombstone" has been invented by an
Oklahoma man A lfe-sizcd hgure Of
the dead person Is made OF galvan-
ized iron. the tower part filled with
cement ~ make heavy base The
body IS holioV aud in II is placed
an uru containing nee ashes ~ he
deceased Il win hc noticed that mis-
'tombHou" cau only Dee used ia the
ease ~ dead persons who have been
a. rpuuttt
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
EVERYDAY MYSTERIES

This much l do not understand"
Said HeZekiah Bings
81 don't know why a friendly hand
Unto another clings
With such a sense Of confidence
When things are going wrong.
And makes the universe immense
realm OF smiles and song
Il don't know why the roses bloom,
Nor why the snowfiakes fall:
Nor why the stars dispel the gloom
And yet love them all
And life though wisdom's way Is grand
Set ms sweetest for the things
] cannot hope TO understand
Said Hezekiah Bings
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
SIERRA

The February term of the district
court couvened Monday Honorable
Harry p. Owen presiding. Five true
bills were returned. The business OF
the court terminated abruptly due to
the failure of Judge r. r. Ryan to
come and preside over the Armijo
murder case which was to come tip
at this term of court. The murder
case was continued until the next
term of court set for the first Mon
day in May. The principal witnesses
in this case, Mrs. Romelia Armijo,
wife of the murdered man and An
tonic Pa7, were Jointly indicted in
the first degree OF murder. Mrs. Ar
mijo's bond was raised from 5000
to $1,000. Paz is confined in the
state penitentiary for safe keeping.
-Hillsboro Advocate.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
TOWER MADE OF TREE TRUNK
European Visitors Will Marvel at
Adornment Set Up on Grounds OF
the National Capital.

Part Of the trunk of q California
redwood tree, 30 feet in diameter at
the base has been shipped 10 Wash
ngton and converted INTO tower on
the grounds of the Department of Az
riculture II is provided win door
mounted by a circular roof with dor
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

4 tiny baby was born al Ilford tEnc-
land), recently Al birth II weighed
two and onehalf pounds and gained
three ounces IN 4 little more than
three weeks Perfectly formed. the
baby gives promise of growing int"
a healthy child. This is not rec
ord however In 1924 Sir Everard
Home described baby which weighed
just one pound AT birth and lived to
he nine years Old when II measured
% inches in height Ia 1886 a baby
was born m Philadelphia hospital
which weighed one and three-qnarter
pounds
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The c. 6, s. railroad has lot of
angle iron piled up in the yards AT
Des Moines and reports have it that
s"vc"al new sidings are to be built,
about eight miles OF track will be
added to the Des Moines facilities.
This will include the spur to the
gravel pit on the Kerr ranch, about
five miles and three more OF track
for yardage. This will give ample
facilities for handling the Des Moin-
cs business as this point is turn
around, most freight trains from the
north being doubled up here and
taken south by one engine
Moines Swastika. A
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
SAND0VAL.

The crime wave hae not reached
Sandoval county for it took Ju1 e
NJ. f. Hickey on,y a few M ties
to dispose Of the spring -icIn uf
county court there. No grand y
MS called there WIS no petit II
and there were no cases on M de-
ket
An alleged incorri;,itle boy was
brought before the Jrdge by h. -
Vi er and given lee TIRE. Taea cour,
adjourned.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Some vcca- ago. says u A schmidt
Of Hammond pii.us. y s. one Of
my hens iaI3 lule egg weighed
and measured -. hut have forgotten
The weight and size on breaking it
we found lhy outer sheh filled with
the white and floating u an ordi-
nary sized and uormal egg weighing
about two ounces.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
TORRANCE

F. A. Weber and c. A. Pierson
and families are to locate on the Ri
ley place recently bought by A. II.
Weber father of T. A. Weber and
Ms Pierson The men arrived last
Friday with two cars of goods and
live stock, and the ladies came by
rail Monday. They are from Man
gum, Oklahoma, The elder Mr., We
Der will come out later.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

A rat nearly killed itself with a ring
u had Stolen. The rat vainly slipped
y over its neck for \ neCt,lace hut was
unable 10 get If of again aud when
found was almost straneled by the
ring. whi,h. became tighter and tighter
as the rat grew bigger.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Amuslnn Mlysd Metaphors

Rather a curious case Of mixed
metaphors appeared 10 a Middle West
ern newspaper recently: In closing
she asked that the hinges of their
friendship never grow rusty but al
WAYS be links 10 the golden chain
OF fellowship
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The Cottage Horel at MoGarty,
wiz recently changed hands iS now
closed for repairs. J. +, Tillery the
new owner states that the building
is now being remodeled and equip
ped with new furnishings and will
open about March lst. The citizens
of Moriarty and vicinity feel the ne
essity of a good hotel, and we are
sure they will show their apprecia
ton fo- this improvement-Estan-
cia Herald.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Mr.. J. A. White Ssys IF You Have
An Automobile. Keep Rat-snsp.-

"If I knew about RAT-SNAP las,
winter, would have saved $40 Ny
car was in the garage for a Jew
weeks during the bad weather; when
I went to take IL out. found that
rats had eaten great holes in tive
new tires. Got them later with RAT
SNAP" Three sizes 35c, Csc. sl1.
Sold and guaranteed by Collins Drug
& Stationery Co, and kaune ore-
eery Co.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

After beirg dumb for 30 years a
woman living IN Christina Maeford,
England. couehed back her speech.
The woman vino is .siyiy-ono years
old has heeu hed.ri11en for ~ years
Three weeks ago during recovery
from Seriou. attack of bronchitis.
her voice vas restored whiie coughing.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Federal Aid Project No. 29 Eddy
County Length of project 2O4gS
miles. Located between Artcs.a ana
Hone