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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
AUTOIST BUMPS MAN
over NARROWS CLIFF

While attempting 10 guide traffic las;
evening pas, an ugly landslide in the
Narrows road, below McMeChcn. Jesse
d. MARBLE. superintendent OF the Wheel
INK Traction Compnny's MoundRrllle
division. was the Victim OF What he de-
clares was mean trick. II the thing
was done Intentionally.
The slide compelled autoists TO drive
past the slip on the street car rails.
as the roadway was blocked clear out 10
the car tracks. Mr.. MARBLE. superinienG-
ing thu work OF clearing away the nd
vance edge OF the slip. was helping 10
direct drivers past the slip and trying
TO keep tho car track free OF debris so
automobiles could get over.
One driver Of car. for some reason,
Hut his machine ETuarely UP against
Mr.. MARBLE with sufficient fore" 10
bump him over the steep embankmcNt
along the Narrows road. then kept on
going. and IN the confusion nobody
secured the license number on tho car.
Fortunately for Mr.. Marpls. lie did
not suffer amy in Jury OF consequence.
and saved himself from tunhiing the
full IS or 100 feet down the embnnk-
mcnt TO the ditch along the baltimore
& OHIO railroad tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

This afternoon a. $50. at the family
residence. 1895 Guernsey street. Bel
la!re. will be held the funeral services
for Archie Charnock, who passed away
Tuesday evening at 100. Interment will
be made at the Peninsula cemetery. Mr..
Charnock passed away at toe age OF So
after a long Illness. He was son OF
the late Abner and Elizabeth Mcmahon
Charnocx and lived In Wheeling almost
all his life before moving 20 Rellaire
about three years ago. He - survived
by one son. Elwood A.. OF this city: two
daughters Mrs. Jennie Doner. or Jer-
ners. Pa. and Miss Laura at home;
.hree sisters. Miss Sarah and Mrs
susan Coe. OF Warnock. Ono, and Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas. OF Fairpotnt. OHIO;
one bother. william p. Charnock. OF
'a!rpolnt. and two grandsons. Archie ;
'harnock. of Wheeling. and George +.
>onCr, OF Jenners. Pa. Another sister
Mary, was buried at Cameron last Frt'
day. His wife preceded him TO the
grave 81 years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
TAKES SHOT
At OFFICER
AL Roam. OF BRIDGEPORT. IN JAIL
AT ST. CLArRsvILLE ON
SERIOUS CHARGE.
Arrest Of Brothsr-tn-Law BY Deputy
Jim NetZelt Said to BE
the Cause.

Accused of having shot ~ Deputy
Sheriff James Nptzelt Of Barton, Al
Roam. OF Bridgeport. WAS arrested last
night and taken TO tho county jail at
St Clalrsville by Sheriff Lynch. The
shooting Is said 10 have been the Gull
mination OF trouble that started yes
terday morning when Neizelt arrested
Jim Victor. u brutherin-law OF Roam.
on n charge OF carrying weapons and
shooting alonE the public highway.
Netzrlt Is said 70 have been sum
moned TO Wo,thUrst yesterday morning
by resident OF that vicinity. lie
placed Victor under arrest. Victor Is
said to have resisted and to have been
slapped in the face by Netzelt. Tho
officer then took his prisoner 10 jail at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

nual clash between Wheeling and Be :.
lairc at the public school athletic Ae.d
on the Island Saturday.
Augusta Hall spent Thanksgiving
with friends and relatives in Sherrard.
Harry Sonderman has gone TO PITTS
burEh to spend the week end with
friends
Miss Louise Carter has returned home
from Washington. Pa, after spend:n"
n few days with friends and relatives
there.
Patrick Brannon is able to be out ats"r
an illness Of the past few weeks.
|. All was quiet in police court THANKS
giving day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
} OBITUARY |
HENRY WARINSKI

Henry Warsinsky. aged so years. and
u weli-&nown resident OF Benwood sue
cumbed to an illness OF the past few
months at his home on Sixth street
yesterday morning at 9:lS O'Clock. He
was employed by tHe city ~ n cht l'cu-
tenant before he took sick and was a
devout member OF st. Matthew's l.u;h-
Gran church OF Benwood. He was n
member OF the Knights OF Iythias lodge
and took az active part in all their ar
fairs g
BESIDES his wife. Mr.. Wars.nski leaves
"a survive one son. Funeral arrange
ments have not as y"t been completed
but the services will probably be held
at the residence on Saturday afternoon
Burial Will be made at Mt Rose Gem
etery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
a. RIDE FIRE BREATHING COAT
At BIGGEST K. Of {. INITIATION
sRrAr EVENT FEATURES THANKS
GIVING CELEBRATION AT
CARROLL CLUB
r1abnrats Luncheon Served and Dane
Ing In Enjoyed by Hundred
Couples.

Carroll council No. 50A. knights OF
Columbus. held the largest and most
successful initiation in the history OF
the organization yesterday Nl"etH
eight candidates were Initiated IhP t'e
.scond and third degrees OF the order.
and all succeeded In riding tue W.
xoat and passed through the dark ha'lS
nf r,vs,sry without much physical harm
being done.
At lis the candidates assemble r,
thu Carroll club where they were led
TO tho Cathedral high school tor 'ne
scene OF action. The second degree was
.xemplifled by the Martins Ferry coun-
ell. william F. Refs. Jr.. past state
deputy. with his able staff pat on the
third deErco IN n very forc!ole manner
An who witnessed the work were en-
thus,asttc In their praise for the degree
team.
All o'clock an elaborate luncheon was
aaryed in the dining room OF the ctuo
nv the Catholic Daughters or America;
The club was appropriately decorateo
In red, white and blue. the colors or the
order, and roses and chrysanthemumS
were IN abundance. The house was
rrorded 70 capacity. and when the
White and Black orchestra struck up
ltvely tune at $50 p. N. more than one
EoI,ovInq are the candidates who
we're initiated into the order yesteroaS
Edward Holman Clarence Honmahn
C,Iemencn + Shae- Nicholas Walk
"a Emil Stahl Sr.
Epvens = Garrison John {. Norder-
Michael CouEhl!n oruegser
William E;step A. oyer
Iao Adam Froh- Vincent J. Backer
nonfer Joseph J. Shater
Robert T. Froh- Francis heaey
manic, William T. Smith
Charles Stahl stephen MoneH@n
John J. Donovan VIM. {. Abrams
Vincent G. Bannan RAYMOND r. BERN
Rev. Paul Abraham hart
poy Harvey Victor V Bopp
W., = Abrams Frank Cam!lett
O,iyar r Blatt Edward Carroll
Hsrhert G. Rrcld- Samuel OLeary
ing 'oeH
John T camphetl, James +. Daut
II Elmer A. Fette
VIM. o. Carroll Chas. p. Tulmar
Edwin T. Cupp John J. Gl!Io!Y
Coo = DrIscou Chas. J. Gribben
VIM. E. Fitzgerald Edward l.. Hamm
Edw. ]. GehrlnG Geo. NJ. ITanshu-
Joseph W. GlItsch Maker
Rev. John Halp'n Nm. II. ha'er-
VIM. A. Hann!g camp Jr.
Adam j. Heckerey Bernard 7. Henne
John A. HoEl Joseph VI. Hogl
Rhabonus J. Hogl George \. Horn
D. A. Jacovetty Geo. ). hrlppin.s-
Edward Kuglen tahel
James P. Ford Alfred J. kuhlman
Thos. E Leonard Leon c.. Leonard
VIM. J. Little Robert Linn, Sr.
Louis C. Madden Eugene G.. Long
August c. MetzEer George {. Mayer
VIM. II. McCloskey Fred. NJ. Metzge-
VIM. A. Miller Merton A. McRae
Harry J. Noll Charles J. Moss
Thomas r. Saad August J. Rolf
Lawrence L, Scha- John w. Scheafre,
fer Paul W. Schi5er
Thomas J. Schlag Jos. c. Sweeney
John c. Schultz Fred W. Sonderma
Eugene +. Stahl Jeo. J. Storch
Peter n StorCh John l.. St-Iub
Edwin J. Tahlmau VIM. l. Teachout
Henry J. Tofante James r. Turner
John s. Water Anton Wanda
house Edward Elwood
Maurice Young Paul Beattie
W. + Croghan Adolph Bot
Francis Reddy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

Rrid"c-Orl and he was ia'rr r"lr2S""
rn his plnIuiS" 10 appear today t"t
hearing. After hcinE freed. he is S''u
to have told Roam that Nctze't ma"
struck him.
Last evening. Nc,tzelt was snmmone"
to a foreign christening in house n"\'
door TO that occupied by Roan's tath'"'
in-law in which Roam was visi'lnE
Nctzslt placed TWO disorderly foreigners
under arrest. Roam IS said 10 have t!t''
appeared and started an argument tie
alleges that Eetzelt started 10 draw Il
gun whereupUn Roam Is said 10 nave
drawn a gun and shot a. NetZelt. R""n
then went to the bridgeport jail an"
surrendered. being taken TO ST. CIalr9-
VILE together with the two foreigners
In ter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

crowd than usual vas present. The next
dance will be given next Monday even
INK, at which they hop" to celebrate
their victory over Rayland Sunday.
Benwood Briefs.
Hobart Bone is able to be about atter
an illness Of the past week.
John Hughes Is confined to his Tome
by illness. "
Special revival meetings are pen.
held all this week at the Method!St
church.
,WaItcr Charnock. who has been con-
fined to his home by sickness 1or the
mast few weeks. Is now able to be out
Many local fans will attend the an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
BENWOOO
Quiet Thanksgiving.

Turkey Day was quietly observed IN
Rtnwood and vicinity. There were no
iotrl football games. and those who hau
planned ~ attend the Wheeling ana
Bcllaire game on the Island were dIsap-
pointcu when the game was postponed
All Of tn" business houses and public
offices were &C sed, and special services
were held IN several OF the churches.
Local A. Q. vs.. Eayland Sunday
Thc Urnwood y. {. have been holding
STIFF practice FOR the gnm" n ltay"h"
next Sunday. The locals have been play
ing good ball this season, and the game
next Sunday promises To Ntirac" Qu!'e
IL crowd OF rnOt"rs TO the RaNiand
grounds. Last week the \. {. trimmed
the Pnden city eleven In an exciting
game. md they arc all out for winning
from tho Ohioans this week So that they
can wind UP the season In blaze or
glory.
Change in ShopH.
A change which will he effective At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
mUrrNEERs DISCHARGED

Rome. Nov. "a dispatch t" the
Tempo OF Naples today reports that a
mutlny occurred among IN" crew OF
tho steamer Montreal from Montreal
November 4 for Naples and Genoa)'
which recently arrived at Naples. Inc
crow. says the dispatch. was discharged
uIon reaching port and some or the
sailors after diFemnarkinE tried to Sa'N
the vessel, but were dispersed By the
police
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
.THONSANDS OF PILLS FOR BOWELS
0N|y 0NE GUARANT EED LIKE THIS

can buy with Il guarantee like this. !
ii doesn't do the work better. nee
ore satisfactory in every way t""1
any medicine, pill or liquid you eve"
rbok in your life; remember II 1t doeSr
do the work better than anything YOU
ever took go back and he Will Civ" low
inst double the price you paid for Inc
package. This remedy that has h:"
such Il phenomenal success during ~
past years is known as Burtone: .J''H'
ak for q large size CSC tube Of Burton-
n, hIets soc refunded If they fail To h"-
~ tn the above offer. All druggists
have them, or sent direct upon rere''i
of price by United Store Co.. Ravens
~ w u adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
HUSBAND AND WIFE WRITE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Carson. Columbus.
N NJ. sign 4 letter saying. We have
both concluded we shall never be with
out Foley Cathartic Tablets and we be-
neve them 10 De essential 10 good
health" They keep the stomach sweet.
liver active and bowels regular. They
Danish consti patIon. Indigestion. bilious
ness, sick headache. bloating. sour stom-
ach. gas on stomach. bad breath. coated
tongue. Not habit forming. Sold every
whera-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
xx-c,nrr.qsman Rowland

PhllippisburR Ia. Nov 2i-Char'es
=. Rowland former Congressman rom
the Tweaty-Nrs, Pennsylvania district
died at his home here today.
He was sIxty-two years Cd. MT
Rowland was president OF tho Ptis-
burzh & 'Susquehnnna Railroad com
pany. president Of tho Mosnanncn Goa!
Mining company. and head OF hotel
CORPORATION. He IS survived by MIS-
widow and Ave children. Funeral ser
rIces viii be held at his home aSturday'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25

.,.o h,.. Ic,.., r,...,. ~ TN, hours nf
,r,. e.. H., E.rv I'D -f..DS Formerly
.f,o ,,,n r,.. i,,,.n r.,cn twenty min
80. T., .rh,,n, 80 ~ mir lun..h. but
,,roD ,I,is now :, ...cr, T., nr., into effect.
,rJ, ,orioI will he dom. AWAY with.
No., ,,ir, uiu .,,r. ,,,,,. -, m.
,1 rorI. ,,,,tr o.on ~ n, the next
hI,. -, "a !, -, and work. until ll:4O
al ,r, lac, =. u.Io and work
-
""''
Eucnre MT ST. 'ohh b.
The Young Mems club Of the 81.
Johns Catholic church Will give a pro-
GrrsSi"c ruChre in the church hall next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Pnxnn runaral Today.

Funeral services for, the late Mrs.
Emma McMechen Payne. colored. who
died in Hannibal. Mo. last Saturday.
will be held at her former home. l0A3
Eofr street. this morning at 1919
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Everyone, Particularly !.I
Those Troubled With Con-
stipation, Should Read
This Unusual
Guarantee.

If you are chronically constipaten ana
have tried them all. If you have taken
medicines for bowels uHtA You are al
,rost IN dcSpair If YOU want a smooth
gentle. Notwithstanding remedy
for such troubles go down to your drug
pist and here Is the only remedy you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
~nmnl saturday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Della LEM,
who died at Martins Ferry hospl'at
Wednesday morning. will be hela AT
the home OF John LEM, rs Ihiru
strsst Bridxeport. aS,urday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Moore Funeral To-day.

Services for the late John Moore, WHO
assepd away at the Ohio Valley hospita!
Tuesday will be held this afternoon ~
the Moore residence in West wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-25
Honsuee-gsr obseouiss.

Funeral service for Miss oJsephiae
Bonenbcrger will be held at the family
home In Elm Grove this morning AZ
$50 O'Clock. Requiem high mass Will
be held at o'clock at ST. Eincents
church.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15

D-soara Silvia Lungociu.
8. 'Otrava femciasca" Come,
die lntr un act de N. Tautarla).
PERSOANE1E:
Tlberlu Campian, Redlactor; ID
Naslle Rogo0la.
Lenuta. sofia lui: D-Soara Mari
oara Nntllescu.
DIR. Luncan, medic; ID Nlcolae
Florescu. = 49,,
Bran, servltor; ID Lallrentill
Daslo.
.. . deciamatle, predata DIN
partea d-lul n. y.
10. O clntare de lncheere, din
partea trrpei de Teatru.
Blrfetul va ii asortat CT tot
felul de beuturi recoritoare.
Donatiunilc Sc vor prlml gu
multumirl 81 Sc va pubilca ~
ziar. Venitul curat de la aceasta
Petreeere Sc va imlparti egal ln-
tire ambeie Parochii din loe, 81 Sc
va mtreouln1a Ia s''s1'herea "l-
SerlcNOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15

prOvlxorln. ctl am presedinte, un
cassicr 81 lla secrptar, hotarlnd
pc haza Gle majnritate absolute
din 25 membri.
Facut ha Nladiyostoc in ziaa
de I Octombrie 1920.
DR.. Victor G. Cadere.
Captain Turcan.
Gavriil Boylan.
DR.. Gheorsh> Onisca.
a. Filarct Luy,jan.
lie Bufnea.
loan Vas:la:h".
Coriolan H,rt.oga.
loan GrNs
DR.. Gheta.
Cojocariu Axen:e.
Remus Herlsa.
Sublocot. Grebe,ll$an.
Popan Augustir.
Silviu Rusu.
J,lliu Muresa':.
Sublt. T. Ududec.
Andrea Pausan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15

roaAanilor din Americs q taj,ltat
pc vOauntarii din Siberia.
H. Membri de drept stunt toti
aceia. earl all fost membri vo-
iuntari al vreuneia din, organiza-
tile militarc romine din Siberia.
iii. Membri ordinari sunt alesi.
Prin statute Sc vor reguhamen-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15
IN VT AR E

Rarochiile Rominc gr.-or. :'Sf.
Nicolae" 81 great. ''Sf. Tco-
dor'' din Alliance, Ohio, are
onore de a invita- Gu toata dragos-
tea pc s.rrorilc Parochii, Onora-
tele Societati 81 Cluburi din ioc
81 jur, precum 81 pc toti fratii 81
smrorile Romini 81 Romince, de y
fua parte la Marea Petrecere cu
Teatru 81 Dams, care va avea loc
in seara zilei de Dumineca in
23 Ianuarie 1921 in Sala Sacia-
tatii ~. r. Ar. 81 Tran" din
loc, sub No. 735 Ash Str.
Inceputul la orele >cars.
Pretul dc intrare Cl. Ia 800 !;
CT. Tia Toe.
Muzica 'Libertatea'' dim Cam
ton. Ohio sub conducerca d-lui
n. Mutu. Va distra Onor. Public
att in timpul Teatrului cit 81 Ia
Dams Gu ccle mai frumoase cin-
tece rationale.
Pima la orele II din noaptr va
fl Teatrn lar dupa orele II va
urma Dansul pima in zor; de ziua.
PROGRAMME TEATRAL.
Teatrul Sc va preda din partea
Clubului 'Tinerimea Romind''
din Alliance, Ohio. din care san
formal trupa de artist 81 ar.
tiste. Teatrul acesta il prcda
Clubul gratis in favOarea ambe-
lor Parochii din loc care este
primlA Teatrll care il reprez:nt:i
Clubul ''Tinerimea Romina'' din
loe a.
PROGRAMUL:
/. Cuvint de deschidare din
partea Presedintelui.
2. O cintare din partea trupei
Tcatrale.
3. ''Cinci copii ol-fani'' ;lecla.
mata de D-soara Silvia Lungocil,.
4. ''Deschide, deschide fcrea-
stra" c1ntata de D-soara Mar:oa-
IA Vintilescu.
5. ASA fost sd fie" lpies:,
Paporala intr run act).
PERSOAiSElE
Badea loan, taran avut; Dl Geer
&c Iacofo
I4elea Mlaria, sofia lni; D-Soara
Victoria Mnntean.
1hi4a, fiul lor; Dl loan Tatar.
lleana, flea lof; D-Soara Silvia
Ialngociu.
Sandu, ficior sarac; Dl Savu
Rogozea.
Mos George, urchiul lui Sandu
/! Dl loan Sofonea.
Nta, servitor Ia badea loan: ID
George P. Murarescu.
6. ''Undeti este fala Ungure
trlfas" (de G. r. Pascu) aecla'
msta Dc D-sesra MsriAara zen
tilescn.
Z. dor de Mama" cintats de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15

ia toate dispozitiile de detaaim
ale princpiilor de mai sus.
Fle care membru acestei a.
soelatli lsl ia angajamentul de-a
munci prin toate mijloace:e pen
tru rcalizarea sc0pului proplls.
precum 81 pentru adunarca mij-
loace!or materiale neccsarc.
DE asemenea toti membri 'Ca-
sci Vcluntarilor Romini din ST.
beria", sunt indatorati aauna
tot matcrialul istoric apartinator
vietii volrlntarilor romini din 81
IBERIA.
Fondul separat al Legiunei
RomIne. care s'a formal conform
ordinului pe Legiune No. 16j
1919. trecc in administrators
"Casei Voluntarilor Romini din
Siberia"
Casa Voluntarilor Romini din
Siberia" Isl ia fiinta din momen-
tul semnarii actului 81 functio-
neaza pc baza unui regulament
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15
,,cA1A MLUMTA AlhOh
R0M1Nl DIN S.BERIA'

(Csntiaaafc de pc paG. ~
.Altetei Sale Regale Principelui
Carol, al carui TRIMS a fost.
!, 5. vas:le Stoica, care ca fost
esrcsedinte al Ligei Nationale a
New Britain herald., 1921-07-26

Rev. s. A. Fiske left this orning for West Brookfeld, Mass, where he will spend the remainder of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Pratt are spend ing several days vacation at the shore.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Fenn Nourse are visiting with Mrs. Nourse's parents in Marblehead, Mass.
 Norman Hutchinson, of Chicago H., is visiting his home in Kensing- ton.
 H. c. Hurlbert, rural mail carrier at the Kensington office, is back at work after a two weeks vacation . Miss Blanche McCullogh, of New Pork, is visiting MT. and Mrs. George Bolles, of Kensington
 East Berlin Bits.
 Albert Lawrence and Arthur Lie field left Monday for Grove Beach on their vacation.
 There will be the regular meeting and installation of officers K of F. society at their hall this evening.
 Local fruits are now being brought into market.
 Again the question of a fire district is being agitated around town. Both Kensington and Berlin have one and this end of the town would be i'm proved by an organization of this kind. There would be better street lighting and maybe water and gas, it is claimed.
 As yet there has been no clue as to who entered Robert Coles store last Friday night and took several hundred dollars worth of goods. Choir rehearsal at St. Gabriel's s church this evening. J. w. Wilson, formerly of this place, is visiting friends in town. FOR SALE-Wednesday and Thursday, Jul. 27, 28, household furniture and garder tools of the Susan Hotchkiss estate. ~ 7-26-2dx NOTICE-Children's hair cut at all times 25 cents. A. E. F. Barbershop, kensing- ton. 72o- 3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-07-26

young man will fill in for Carriers Smith and Hartson during their va cations. Sneidemann is a graduate of New Britain High school and ~re- gently passed his civil service exam ination.
 Georgiana Booth has returned to her home on Whiting street after spending week with friends at Block Island
 Gertrude Thomas. of East street, has resumed her duties in Trurnbull' S office after enjoying a two weeks va cation at her home in northern Maine.
 c. F. Riecker and family, and MT. and Mrs. George Seymour have re- turned from an automobile trip and vacation spent at Saybrook
 Frank Pierce, of Canal street, re- ceived a severe injury to his right foot while working yesterday after noon at the new Torrington foundry. He dropped a mould and broke a bone in his foot. He was attended by Dr. L. H. Frost.
 Tomorrow will be Woman's For 'eign Missionary day at the Plainville Camp ground. There was a large at tendance at. the services today which was celebrated as Home Missionary Day. The speakers for tomorrow will be Rev F. F. Voorhees, and Ethel T. Thompson.
 The new silent officer in the center is at last completed. The new con- crete base has been permanently set and the base painted white and black. The light has been regulated and is now working accurately. The red lights set on the post the first few nights, in case the flashing flame went out, have been removed. Tomorrow is the last day of our sale. Extra specials. Store closes at 12:3O. I. T. Blrnbaum.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-26
PERSONALS.

Oscar Engdahl and George Reindel are spending their vacation of two weeks at Indian Neck. Misses Ruth and Irene Igoe, of
 Maple street, have returned from a two weeks vacation at Indian Neck. Carl Johnson, of Maple street has resumed his work with the Connecti-
 cut company, after a two weeks va
 cation.
 Willis Comstock, of the Commercial Trust company has returned from a
 two weeks camping trip at Indian Neck.
 Albert DeMars, of POP Mills street will spend a two weeks vacation at
 Myrtle Beach.
 James Sloan, of the Sloan Bros, Shoe store left this morning for a weeks fishing trip.
 Irene Georgi of the Clark & Brain erd Drug company, will take two weeks vacation.
 Ruth Norton of 8 Lake Court will
 leave this week for Oak Bluffs on her vacation. MT. and Mrs. S. Symalon, of $50 Washington street have returned from their vacation. Ada Hefchiener, of Corbin avenue and Virginia Humphrey, of Lincoln
 street are visiting friends in stam- ford, for two weeks. Bernard Clark, Clement Grace and
 William Humason are camping at Winsted.
 Edward Conway, William Bowling P. Kerwin and J. Cunningham are camping at East Hampton for two weeks. The young men are en- ployes of the Connecticut LighH & Power company MT. and Mrs. Charles Bence left today for a vacation at Atlantic City MT. and Mrs. August Morris Of Cedar street, will spend the next few weeks at Atlantic City.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-26
CHILDREN'S HOME IS GIVEN $I,00O CHECK
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not installed yet. Verandas are being built about the structure and things Ire in readiness for the plumbers 70 tart making connections.
 Will Open School
 Like all other institutions at this me, the Children's Home cannot help ut feel to a certain extent the busi- ess depression. While the old building 'n Rackliffe Heights will be retained IS an isolation hospital, the other wo buildings now being used, will be sold for dwelling houses, and the money thus obtained put towards the building fund.
 Plans are on foot to open a daily vacation bible school in the home ext month, similar to the one now being held in the Center Congrega- ional church under the direction of Rev. Frederick H. Wilkins. Rev Will 'iins will assist in inaugurating the lew school.
 Until the building is entirely ready or occupancy the vacation bible chOol in the Children's Home will De held in the large dormitories which ractically are finished now y