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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Oiffa 9othne.

"Morgenblabet" for lite MueilI
inbebolber fsleenbe ON Miiis 9iffa
@otbne, iom ba netop bar anfommel
til ariitiania Iom Stipenbiat ire
american Scauoinapian 5oumoa'
ton:
@fterat Ri bapbe benpenot os Boa.
&c / moro oe ipo, / pit % peit, %
ioreprig ale De t9nfelige Steoer, 81
fllnbe bite paa / Sartcn, if ri enoe.
lig ct @inf, iom ieste os til Wfifs
Giffa gotbnes berp9renoe Ioresie
Wiis 9otbne, Der iom aaereoe meo,
6elte / bort Morgennummer, err en-
Qf "5be Imerican-S Scandinavian
Soul,bation"s Stipenoiater, fom Der
I'll mat meo "gereensfioro", me
ioa alligecpl ilet life tr9t no cite.
9teiien, ba bum imilenOe tog imoS
cs.
Miis Sotbne er Ell Cater al bcl'
flenbte Yroiesl or @isle 9otbne, oer
itour iem 2eber al Sen ifanbinapiifC
sifoeling peb Winneiptas l~tniperiitei
q gicnnem lange glar bar pGret Ell
trofait 8agt ON Norifbeoen / bei
f,erne Seiten. San er Ell al nprlf
Sllltlrs SprfiGmpere / lit me go
brelarlo og en- Ssn, iom bar giort lit
Sanb sGre.
It berfcr ct al she Imcrican-
ScanOinapian"S Stipenbier oenne,
Gang ialot paa MiiS @otbne, err life
mere crlo ret og rimelie. S,in fst.
Ger trpiait / jim 6ars Sobipor, oa
Fol unber lit Spbolo her, iom iano-
ipnIiapis fomrhcr til at itrpffe Jig
rpcr ct slar, blanot anbet fate Jig
rrer Stlibiet al norif 2iterotltr oe
Sprog.
@cn, tilitoar MiiS Sotbne, leg er
CT Glifer al Gang % Iliif, iaa oet
ter nof brnoe oct fomrner I'll al
fcnge nGiten lige iaa meget elcr
mere at mine Snteresier.
Smiolcrtio isger ri at leoe Sam,
tolen inb paa ct liot anoet @ebet
men WiiS Siffe Sotbnc unbeaar al
tltr @eifcoeubco at fortGle mere Ola
ia Ielp. Wens Samtalen ~perelpis
fsreS paa Norif og gngelif, bar Ri
hpg Inleoning til at fcnitatere, at
set nprife Clement er iterft, oa at
SnteresIerne err / apntaft meo set
Gebite % melt faraftcriitiife / norif
Siteratlr % Sultllr.
On HorIf.I merifancrinoe, ipm oil
itioere 6olflorc, timber man life
oite, men iaa bsrer 10 psiaa en- BRO.
iesior @otbnes Cater til llnotaae!..
Ierne.
Web "@ersenSfiorS" fulete for.
ilpcn 0tiis gotbne pgiaa to andre al
abe Imerican.S Scandinavian Solln-
Cations Stipenbiater, nemlig Wr,
Silgpalo Sbeooore 9raaten oa Wr.
Clifford Norman InSerion, ioni
bcgge 'fal ittoere peb Sronobiems
t~ffniife Ssiitole peb oen e%leftrofemi.
lie 2inie.
S%ioltnppntc bar i'm irnsc, ener-
g''fc Snltrn meb Jig, og bun pil.
mems Wr. Gnberion err optaget meo
line Stubier, pirfe icm Nem Dorf.
|laoet "2be Worlo"s ipecieQe Ror.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

eesforreiponbent. SorboabentIig BIZ
Srltens Irtifler lebe til, of amari.
fanerne n9ite Iar bill tomme iii
Norge JON Suriiter / itsrre antoI
fno MI er Sili9loet.
Scr. 9eoerlp 2eonibas Glarfe ira
George @aibington llniperiitp f,Io.
:e ogiaa meo "9ergensfioro", for f.
rere at fortiGtte til Sperige, bocr
ban meo ct al "5ounbation"S St.
renoier, ifal itubere Semi.
Wrtifelen leoiuges al eft peItrtii!.
TortrGt al Miis @otbne.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Smaanotiier.
Rot en- Ereostraftat.

Manoae g%itermiobas unoerteene'
oes / Subapeit en- Srebstraftat mel.
limb De Soreneoe Stater % lln5arn.
Gofumentet unoertegnebes paa Oil.
fel Cams @eene al Den amerifanife
&~ommisier j 8uoapeit 9rant Smitt
20 paa ungarus Seene al uoenrigS,
miniiter ganffp.
2teeiom Sraftoten meo Giterri9,
Ger unbertesnebes / @ien Snsoa5
! forri9e ltee, er ogiaa oenne iioite
/ nsie Sperensitemmelie meo 2raf.
taien meb Spiflauo. Iuc oisie tire
Treo~straftater blep unOertegnet
ypbet al en- ltae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
u~oerapninser / ,lerico.

Gan Silan De 5eotibuacon, Neri-
co, Den 26be Iuguit: Gn N(rbei6s.
itprfe paa 300 Wano er / roiils5
@irflombeb meo at faa iilOisrt 10.
9%rooningen al ben Der be1raunr
@D. Sanfeu er at gisre oelne ii!
en- al Siaaiteoerne utber bcn bun.
hreoe aars fulfilling Tom aobnc3
cngang | Sebet al npite Maaneo.
De melt moberne oiocnifobeIiag
Snoretnin9er er ! Drug unoer III.
glaoningen al Den gp iom Tor Mar.
tniinber lioen, fsr Dem blcp soclaot,
frnoe brpite Jig al en- 6olfempngor
raa minbit 100000. ut ocn uor al
inabanne 3imeniioner er iolial>
Mamtel Santos Wenirg, BON ion
f%oreItaar uograuningernc % %chli
geboloellen al oct funbnc.
Naar arbeiOet er iuloisrt, fom
rter ben Glogamle gp til at lia0,
Ger aaben til 9eifuelic, mcO lin
@aoer og Scmpler, meS line @c6oc!!,
iesbuie, @utiffcr og @aO omfrinn
en- ubpre SloSa. RcQicriu0cn pocl
flpffeIi9e @ibraQ / @cn0c til @efoIt.
ming al IrbeiOeta ll0igrelic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Slere / Qrbeioe.

Sra Detroit mel0es ben 26be os.,
al ben al employers asiociation
rffentliggjorte &apport for ben net.
up torlsbne llge, bite en- 6orsgeIie
al 6,33 Wfano / De aniatte arbei.
heres Sal ouer llgen fsr. Set lam,
leoe Intal arbeioere hos De 79 Sir.
maer iom rnppurtereoe, err 1t7,42O,
al boilfe 1925 arbeioer / oifortet
Sto. De arbeioer Dog / @iennem,
hit 3612 Sime on ll9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
Optcier / Selfdi.

Sc iioite ire Gage bar blooigc Np.
teier after funbet Steo / %llliters so.
peoitao gelfalt - / Den beoite Sper.
ensitemmelie meo De irife Sraoitio.
ner. Sinn Seiners og l(nionilter bar
fiRmpet meb en- Sanotismc ium al.
orig fer. smeilags Saabelt or blet
briigt, % paa mango Steoer bar
Mtpbitanberne gaat los paa biltanocn
meo bare HGperne. Sgiaa mango
9pinber bar beltoqet | aampenc.
Girsoo9 Seat blep Solfemasiernc
qrebet al ganif og trampeoe henlpns.
lott nco Goinocr og 9srn, ibct DC Tor
frem og tilbage / 8abernc.
Set err / 9pens f%atolife Centrum,
Of aompene bar raiet pprit. Wonbe.
ialoct unber DC ire Cages og TO HGt.
tiers aampe er If brPbtc % mango
iaarct. Saiaa Gicnbom iii itorc Scr.
bier or blet sbclagt.
Otter en- g[ppel fra gpen$ Berger.
meter bleu Scr igaar ienot trooper
meo Tanieroognc % Ititrolls'er mo
/ De uroIige &parterer.
Sgaar gitermiboag uar oct for.
bolbspiS roligt. men oct paaltaacs,
at Bette ifplbtes mere bcn SmitGn.
oighcb, at &c itribenbe Barter bar iaa
uomattct, at DC iimpelthen life orfeoe
mere, enb Sillte6epGrelicn al re9lls
lore trooper.
Sinn Sem aabinettet | Gublin
ienbte / Wonboas lit Spar paa 2lopo
Georges iioite Senpenoelie al / Gre
bags. Get iorlpoer, at oeirte Note
iorcilaor poerliaere mu1otliae Tor.
bonoIin9er inareit muliN, iaolcocS
iom oqiao 2lopo George bar antpoet.
Set iurmooeS, at De me Sorbanb.
finger / Sonoon oil begpnbe inben en-
llge. st ubefrGitet RDgte iortpller,
at 0cn irifc "lloenriaSminiitcr" Tr-
tbnr @riiiitbS Cr llbieet til bcn irifc
delegations Sroisrer ~,iitcoetior Yrp-
iioent &c Salero. SpiS bette or for.
reft, bar oct |iiffcrt lin itore gctpb'
ming Tor 6c me SorbanblingcrS Nor-
leb % lloialo.
0ta..sfa G..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
&anfaIuS. Repn6lifernc.

Sra aonitontinopel t~elegraiere;
Scn 29be Iue. - Ir. Waion %!
iillloe ioag beapnbe Silbaacreiien til
aonitantinopcl meb mbertegneb,
Scntrofter meb ale Winiitrc %
Sanbelsrepr9ientanter for be tn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1905 At
THE PosT OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER TIE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARcHS, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

"StaunnaerfjOro" anfom iii Der.
aen Ssnoag 2Sbc 0&. Gllt bel. "gcr.
genSiioro" anfom til 3em gorf 29be
Ingll't. Nlt bel. EaSiagcrerne Tor
9~toropelten oil uirciic ira Ncw 0prg
lomme Tag "a nTitc Worgen. ger.
GensfiorS" aisoar ira &ep Dorf Den
lobe Sept.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02
"Hpie Salen"

er Sitelen paa Ell Iioen SorteQtre
ira 9orge Of 8. 2sppif, iom / It
fort 6ororo oplpisr, at ban er en-
Wano paa So aar, og at 9ogen ieI.
ges It'll Snotest for bans Samilie.
5ort9lingen eier ingen literpre
Sororinaer, men er enfeIt og GREET
fortalt og life uben oramatiif @irt.
ming. Griien er 40 Gents, % Set
tan faaeS hos @aloemar 4ger, CAT
Claire, @is., oe hos 8. 9sppif, u.
Z, Dor 40, gait Claire, @is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

Seno "Seeprdb. Soften" til SIeat oa 4sr-,,
! Del eanlle Sano. Trifen er ST. so pr. gISr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

%prifc Gpentpr, en- ubisat Samfin,
al DC melt aiboIbte uorifc gpentpr.
Storartct STsniug / he parntc soms
warbage. Sris soc. SpeeicI Yris for
Elbouuerter 25c. Sbe anunSien Yubr.
Go, 9ecorah, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-02

GI9gtniuaer oe genrer biemme , osorne pr,,
Sarmarf bill f9tte flor pris pan of rtoStne,
"9ecorabsT often 90 geb slrnen". sun $3.50
Iaret. WV
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-27

Judge o. c. Woodruff, was the
guest of the st Johnsbury House
Tuesday.
All members of the Home Mis-
sionary society of the North
church are cordial invited to at
tend a social to be given at the
home of Mrs. John Gale in Airing
ton on Thursday afternoon at 3
! O'Clock. Mrs. Gale and Mrs. Alex
ander Drew will be hostesses.
Value and service arc blended
when shoes come here to be mend
ed. The Arthur Blair Shoe Repair
Shop. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. McClary of
Evanston, Ill.,, are spending the
week with Rev. C. H. Morse and
family. Mr.. McClarHr was for u
number Of years manager of the
Fairbanks Morse Company in
Chicago. from which position he
has retired.
Rev G. Fl. Morse received a
message TINS morning or the sud
den death during the night OF
Robert Sweeney of Hardwick. Mr..
Sweeney was in perfect health or
Tuesday when families of Mr..
Morse and Mr.. McClarv were Wis
itno there. Mrs. Sweeney is .
niece Of Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Nc
Clary.
Mr.. anA Mrs. T P. Farrell have
returned from two weeks vaca-
ton in North Danvlle spent with
NJ and Mrs. Paul Sbattuck.
The Ladies' Circle of the Church
OF the Messiah will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
at go.
NJ. NJ. Tatro, who has been at
his summer home in Concord for
several weeks, left Wednesday on
a business trip to Chicago. He
was accomnanied by his grandson,
Marshall Miltimore.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

H. A. Graves, of the Globe, and
Mrs. Graves are in Boston this
week attending the Moving Pic
turet Theatre Owners Convention
of New England. Sydney S. Co.
hen, the National President of the
Moving Picture Theatre Owners
of America with many other Ma
tional Officers, are to give a de-
tailed account of the National Con-
vention recently held at Minnea-
polls, MINI. along with many
vital conditions connected with this
great industry which ranks as the
fifth largest in the world.
DR.. Atwood's office is closed I'M
til August II, except two open
days, August 5 and 6. Advertise
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Eastman
of Irvington, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Orange Ladd of st. Johns
bury spent Tuesday at Earle tisn-
er's.
E. j. Rutter, Optometrist, will
be at the Avenue House Friday.
the Goth. Advertisement
r. E. French is in Boston on u
brief business trip.
S. c Shurtleff, Esq, of Montpel-
Ter was among Tuesdays legal Wis
itorS in town
save 70 per cent on YOUR gasolene
bill. Use Fam-o. Get it at The
Peck Co. Advertisement
The evidence in the Williams
Mfg. Co., insurance case before
Judge Stanley c. Wilson as chan
cellor was completed Tuesday
noon. The case was for the pur-
pose of having the insurance pol
icies in the case reformed
F. r. Woodruff of Meridian,
Texas, who is visiting his father,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-27

The popular method of saving
public money is for the politicians
to juggle the deficit over so that
the rext administration has to pay
for it.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-27
ALICE LAKE IN
OVER THE WIRE

Over the wire came her broth
er's voice bidding goodbye. Then
a pistol report and the youths soul
passed to the great beyond. The
girl took a vow to make the man
responsible for her brothers death
suffer until he was ruined and help
less. How her great hate slowly
changed and blossomed into love,
after a marriage that was loveless
and sinister, makes for picture
whose drama will carry you off
your feet. See how it came about
in cover the Wire" a Metro pic
ture starring Alice Lake. At the
Globe Theatre tonight.-Adver-
ment.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

least a fair condition, though 1t
may take year or SO yet to re
turn to a perfectly normal state
of business.
Scotland Neck has prepared
itself we'll to meet the future, and
lit never looked brighter than #
does at the present time for this
town.
Immediate construction has
been ordered Of a highway and
bridge, opening up an entirely
new territory as a feeder for the
business Of the town. Another
Highway has been approved
connecting the County Seats Of
Halifax and Edgecombe, which
will pass right through the town,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

and the town itself is spending a
quarter Of a million dollars paw
ing It's own streets. Therefore.
why should any one be pessimis-
tic Of the future? If one is will
ing to work and earn a dollar
and give a dollar value, he need
have no fear Of the future. It is
bright; the worst is over; only
confidence, determination and
work is needed to reach the de
sired State Of normal business
and living. We have no room
for a pessimist here; if there be
such, we ask him to kindly move
on; we do not want him in our
midst. We are going to do
things and have no time nor p.-
thence to contend with the calam-
ity bowler.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
THE OUTLOOK

The past few months of depres
sion and readjustment have been
trying ones and the metal Of every
business man and farmer has
been tested, and those who stand
the test and come through, will
be better men in every respect
than they were before. Some
thing OF this kind is needed everv
Few years to really make people
find themselves. It is easy sail
ing for any calibre Of man when
life flows along like a song :,
but the real man is one who can
smile when everything goes
wrong
The person who has labored
diligently, lived economically
and kept his nerve will come
through these times in good shape
and with the marketing Of an
other crop, find himself in al
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
COOPERATIVE MARKETING
MUST NOT FAIL,

The history Of cooperative
marketing where tried has been
o such universal success that we
do not soc how any one can doubt
its benefits.
We can only Judge in a
matter Of this kind by the exper-
1ence OF others. 1t has been a
pronounced success in the fruit
growing sections Of California.
as we'll as salvation to the grow
ers, who prior to its inauguration
were overburdened with mort
cages and barely eking out an
eNlstance, while now they are
living IN affluence. The same
thing will be the history Of tnc
peanut section if this movement
is pushed to its conclusion. On
ly few thousand bags now stan,;
IN the way of success. It Is 2
big responsibility those inGiyi-
duals who are holding out are
assuming in not coming forward
and putting the movement over.
We must make this a success. and
then turn to cotton and tobacco
then this section will bloom anc
prosper as no other section Of the
United States.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

Now that college commence
ments are over, the thing is to APP
ply the solutions to our problems
that have been offered.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

There IS not much sympathy
these days for the man who IS
idle because he cannot get wages
high enough to suit him.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

The proposal TO reduce the
size of paper currency raises tht
questions whose pockets are Ell
full Of the stuff
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14

\ partisan is man who IS
willing r. let his favorite news
paper lie to the limit in the inter
est Of his party.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-06-14
TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1921.
THINK TT OVER
Exchange

(EEchange)
Look back at your failures only
long enough to profit by the lessons
they teach. Then forget them, and
look to The future.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
THREE OTHER NATIONS ASKED TO CONFERENCE Belgium, Holland and Portu- gal Will Receive Wash
 ington Invitation.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Invitations to the governments of Belgium, Holland and Portugal to become members of the conference on Far Eastern sub jects were being prepared today at the state department.
 The decision to include these gov ernments in the conference followed a correspondence between Secretary Hughes and the foreign offices of the five powers, originally asked to confer on the subjects of limitation of arma- ment and Far Eastern questions For mal approval of the suggestion that the three powers be admitted to the conference has been received from all and the invitations wifi be immediate 1y forwarded.
 The status of the three new mem- bers of the conference will be the same as that of China and tho invi- tations which will be sent to them will be practically identical with that forwarded to China when the original invitations were issued. They will not be expected to take part in the con- ferenccs concerning armament, but will be accorded equal privileges with the five principal powers in any of the discussions concerning the Far East
 The admission of Belgium, Holland and Portugal to the discussion of Far Eastern questions was regarded as log fcal because ct the actual interests of those powers in the East Belgium hae heavy holdings in Chinese rail- ways, the Netherlands interests are in the Strait settlements and Portugal has important colonial interests.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
FORMER TEACHER
 WANTS JOB BACK
Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin Joley Ap- pealS to Mayor to Have Sch0Ol
 Board Reconsider Action

Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin Joley, whose contract to teach typewriting in the High school was cancelled by the school committee because she signed her maiden name to the docu- ment, asked Mayor O. F. Curtis this morning to have the case reopened
 Mrs. Joley retained Attorneys Benedict M. Holden and Josiah Peck to present her side of the case a few months ago when the board notified her that they would not accept the contract, but nothing further was done in the matter.
 The contract was sent to her in an envelope addressed to Miss Margaret Mclaughlin" when she was about to return it she signed by that name. The board learned that she had been mar ried and alleged that fraud was prac- ticed in not using her marriage name
 Mayor Curtis explained to the former teacher this morning that the school committee handles such mat ters independently and he was not in a position to demand that the matter be reconsidered.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
State Police Are Believed to Be Awaiting Return of Prominent Local Man, Said to Be Missing Since Saturday, Before Taking Further Action-Harris Released in Bonds of S5,O00 -Blakeslee Takes McAuliffe's Job.
DRUGGIST SOLD GIN,
 ACCORDING TO POLICE Charles Drobegg is Fined $50 and Appeal Bond $500
 -Mangan Defends.

Charles Drobegg, proprietor of the East End Pharmacy, 9 drug store at the corner of East and Dwight streets, was found guilty of selling pint of alleged gin for $12O to a police in- formant and was fined $50 in court this morning. Bonds in case of an appeal were fixed at $2O0 by Judge B. w. filling.
 Judge William F. Mangan, repre- senting the accused, refused to dig nifty with defense" the evidence of fered by the police and rested his case without the presentation of tes- timony. He questioned the veracity of the testator whose title as agent he characterized as very polite term
 Detective Sergeant W. c. Hart gave th man two marked dollar bills Sat u. ,.ay afternoon with instructions to go in and purchase some liquor. He was searched before going in and after coraing out. When he returned to the street.-the had a pint of al- legged gin. The sergeant and Police man w. s. Strolls tasted and smelled the contents of the bottle. Judge Mangan refused to accept their evil dence that it was gin. but admitted that the alcoholic content might be as high as 100 per cent The ser geant testified that five gallons of alcohol and a bottle of whiskey was found. Although the police went | (Continuel on Fourteenth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
DEATH MYSTERY DEEPENS
Apparent Suicide of Chicago Boy, Heir to $6O,OOO, Has Not Yet Been Satisfactorily Explained.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-Hugh Burlington, 10 year old brother of Samuel Buff fington, IA, whose body was found hanging in a closet at his home with the hands tied behind the back, was questioned today by investigators from the states attorneys office.
 States Attorney Crow yesterday be- gan an investigation after 1t was re- vealed that the dead youth was heir to half of $60,000 estate left by his father. Charles Pinkham, the boys stepfather and his mother were questioned last night but were able to throw no light on the puzzling case.
 The boys body was found when the family returned home Sunday night. Police first leaned to the theory that the lad, who was an expert at knot tying, accidentally had hanged him. self while experimenting. Police said today, however, that they did not believe the boy could have tied the knots himself.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
ZR-2 TRAGEDY WAS
 PURELY ACCIDENTAL
Coronor's Jury in England Holds No  One Responsible For Fatal
  Crash of Dir.igibIe

Hull, England, Oct. 4.-(By the As- sociated Press)-The catastrophe of the giant airship ZR-2 over the Hum Der river on August "A, in which more than 40 persons, including 16 Amer jeans, lost their lives, was due to ac- cident, according to the verdict reach ed by the coroner's jury at the re- sumed- inquest here today. There is no evidence as to the actual cause of the disaster, the verdict says.
 This verdict was rendered in the case of Lieut.. Commander Charles G Little of the American navy which was the first to be considered by the coroner's jury.
 A similar verdict was rendered in each of the remaining cases.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-04
FIREMAN QUITS
Fred Fagg Throws His Badge to Deputy Chief, Announcing He is Through With Fire Department.

Fred w. Fagg, for IA years a mem Der of the permanent force in the fire department, has in all probability severed his connection with the de- partment, owing to his actions last night. According to Chief William J. Noble, Fagg, while under the influence of liquor, threw his badge to Deputy Chief Eugene F. Barnes, announcing that he was through as member and would file his resignation today. Up to press time, the resignation had not reached the head of the department.
 Fagg was one of the quietest mem bers in the fire department, and his actions last night came as a surprise to the members at the central station on Commercial street He was former ly a driver when horses were used, and with the motorizing of the depart ment, he was instructed as a cha auffeur and has been the operator of the aerial truck