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New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

ministers will take his place Fol-
lowing the conference Mr.. Lo1nsbuly
will return to Kensington and pre-
pare for his trip north. He intends
TO leave with his family in about
two weeks.
Accident on Turnpike
In an attempt to avoid a collision
with an approaching automobile on
the Berlin turnpike yesterday. Jack
Schiossberg OF 1873 Riverdale avenue
Brooklyn, n. Y. driving a five ton
Mack truck brought his machine to
a stop so close to the edge of the
road that il overbalanced and toppled,
falling a distance of about rs feet
In the truck at the time were Schloss-
berg and an assistant. Neither was
injured by the fall. The truck however
was badly smashed.
The accident occurred at the ex-
treme end of the Berlin town line near
Newington and at a spot which is
generally known as Dixie's Four
corners. The truck is owned by the
firm of BlumenthaI and Edison of
Brooklyn who were notified of the
accident imm ediately after it happen
ed. They later sent another truck upon
the scene. The truck which figured in
the mishap contained garden truck
which was entirely lost when the car
went over the embankment.
Courey- Karam NuptiaIs
Michael Joseph Courey Of Pitts
burEh, Penn. and Miss Sema Karam of
Kensinston were united i'm marriage
this morning at o'clock by Rev. J.
g. Brennan at St. Paul's church The
couple were attended by Mrs. Helen
Karam, an aunt OF the bride, as
bridesmaid and Thomas Gotta as best
man. Following the wedding the bride
and groom left on a honeymoon trip
and upon their return will make their
home in Kensington.
Farmers Club Meeting
The Berlin Farmers club will have
a field meeting Tuesday afternoon
April IL, at n. m. at the Connecticut
Valley Orchard company in Berlin
Prof. barrow OF the Connecticut
state Agricultural college will give an
address on Pruning and the Care of
Trees" ..-..s
A demonstration of the NIB tractor
will be given by Thomas F. eastman,
who has taken the sales franchise un-
der the G. S. Mersick and company of
New Haven. The. tractor will be used
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
in charge of Mrs. Charles Kd
and Edward Manchester.

in charge of Mrs. Charles Kt
and Edward Manchester.
A grandstand will be erected
Camp Stations baseball grounl
season. Contributions have bs
ceived from the merchants b,
+. Forth Of the Sessions Cloc]
pany.
Mrs. E. Dunsworth has op|
new inn, called the Maplesha|
situated near the switch Z
Plainville and this town.
Mrs. G. K. Lawrence will Ell
the members of the Standard
at her home on Washington str
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Griffin /
morning for Brooklyn. N. Y.
PIainville Briefs.
There will be an illustrated
at the A. M. E. Zion church
ming.
Margaret Neff has return
the Charter Oak hospital w
recently underwent an opera
tonsilitis-
Protect your winter clothes will
moth guard, clean your spring Gle
SCOTS Sesco and Curbana. PR
The Main Store. "-Advt.
TO RENT-5 room apartment, M
rovements. Neri Block. Centrs
Plainville.
FOR sALE-Bargain, Jersey and
cows Call evenings after o
West Main ST., Plainville. Conn
LOST-Strayed or stolen-Tiger a
ten Suitable reward Return
Bailey, 40 Broad St, Piainvtile
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
WESLEYAN scr1EDu
Baseball Game With New y
yersity Will Be Played In N

Middletown, April 11.-Cl
the Wesleyan baseball sched
announced today by Manaa
Johnson. The game with q
university for next Saturda
played in the morning at y
instead of here because ths
sity is having a celebration
day and the game will be
attraction.
Tufts has been added I'd
and a game will be at Medic
on May 80, taking the Npla|
Trinity game usually playe
day by Wesleyan. The revia
ule now has nine games a
home and ten on Andrus Fl
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11

and Few weeks ago presented him
with purse containing $50 in gold.
"A new minister for the church will
be appointed at the conference. He
probably will not arrive in town for
two or three weeks but substitute
New Britain herald., 1921-04-11
Lyceum Postponed

for blowing, discing and narrowing
The public is invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

Prominent citizens interviewed yesterday regarding the mass
meeting called for seyeny O'Clock the county court house
were unit IN approving the principle involved in calling the meet
ng all agreed that IL far better al who interested
III good city government together openly and talk
and candidates but there considerable concerning h
policies which should be followed by the city administration
For the purpose Of obtaining authoritative expression opinion
from citizens who have the courage Of their conviction the reporter
was instructed 10 interview only who would talk for puca
on and permit the OF their we'll
"a prominent citizen sad Icing taboo briefly may be said that
A. 5 Snnctt Ernest Thompson and H. C. rpkin expressed them
selves being ia favor OF issuing all bonds which have a
thorzed and Of commencing immediately all public Improvement,
which the citizens have declared Nv their they
pushing forward though the price OF progress be paid
the form OF increased H. Mobiles and ~ Beasley declared
themselves avpring administration which will
the taxes too high Mr. Geasy believes that the plea for
issue OF $4,000 in bonds for the erection OF high school
building should be denied and that the bonds present authorized
but not yet issued should be held up Tor the present and issued
favorable time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

or. by majoriiies ranging from four
10 one a. ten To- one. bglloyc that the
ueat mass Of voters here feel as d..
out that can be- asccrtnincd az the mass
meeting Friday night.
II do not care 20 mention names at
the present time. II the citizens are
satis!i"d with the present adminlstrn.
ton. well mId good: II thoy want n
change they can say so--bui whether
hey continue the present adminisfrl.
ton In power or decide upon new
ST of officials. the next administration
should be- pledged 90 carry cut a def.
mite platform. which should be forniu.
lated by the citizens
Amarillo IN az a critical period Of
h"r history: the next fcw years viii h.
the most important In her history. II i
possible for her 60 make giant strides
forward. said Mr.. Stinncit. "and Il ~
possible Tor her 20 stifl- her Owl
gicwth and 20 lose the opportunity she
now has Ia dcvolop into one OF the grel.
cities Of the southwest There are wOn.
tcrful possibilities ahead of ~. hut IN
order Co transform possibilities into nc
Qualities a great deal 81 work must be
done and n certain price paid. Hut
can say this. whatever we may have o.
pay In the way of increased taxes fr
these improvements and this progress
We are working for. will De madc up To-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

take the ordeal through which he m y
passed ~ q test. and his sermon Thur+
day nlght Is descrlbcd az one ~ rnr,
spirituality and fervtr Al the close ~
his sermon. Dr.. starke asked IN who
were 90 favor II his continuation IN
the series 81 meeting preaching tho
gospel without fear o. favor. 81 stdn1
10 their feet II II reported that ali
n the vast congregation stood aud
thus voiced their approval II the prop.
osition a. continue
Dcrriic the sensational events in.
soiying the well known minister IN an
Unusual situation. M far ~ could 10
determined from outward signs. the
meetings In which he IL engaged. gain.
I'd rather than last H. interest. 50 Ia.
no announcement has been made NJ ~
the terminating No ~ the rcyiya'.
and RcV SimooDfShnw. ST.. pnstni ~
the church In wlich the meetings are
being held VNpfess's the belief tha,
'rcnt Ecqa viii be- accomplished
through m services being attended nv
fccnrd thronrs
Although there has been an absence
q the nervous strain attending the
'nrllor stnees ~ the sensational pro.
ccdofo. during Thursday. the Incidents
about and leading to the In.
carcerniion ~ d. siarke. serve az
colorful setting ~ the interest In thr
principal actor IN the event. and In n
continuation ~ his work In the com.
munitv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
Granted Freedom,
Evangelist Again
Preaching Gospel

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEi
ing held Ia the Meihodlst church. was
released from cusoly Thursday fore
noon
Friends n Dr. giarke during
"Wednesday night rcclred legal counsel
nm Amarillo. ana Hicpg preliminary
10 hahrls rUrpus proceedings lookina
70 ihe r'lcaa" of the minister. taken
Wire communications NCic established
betwe'n Canyon hnd Ciarndon IN
which latter place lsuict .Iadge
lt"niy lishop b. conducting court. Dis
trict Attorney Chiidors was cnIlsAl into
consolidation end preparations we're
under WnN to move the scene ~ nc
iicn o. Clarendon when tho affair wac
Brought to an almost sudden terinlna
''"". hv an intimntion hy. ~. S,arke
That he would answer unosiions mr.
pounded by the court. F,lluwlng this
"inioWont with artinns in Kind. Jus.
iicc Morcland ordered the release ol
The minister
Somewhat the worse fur hi night a.
confinement, Dr S'lfl,o soon lcft thu
court room far his apartments 10 ct
some rest In preparation for his scr
mon Thursday nifh'. The sermon was
To- The presence ~ what il declared C.
have been the greatest congregation
over nftrmhlcd IN Canyon church In
addition ~ every pew being crowd
Ia iis ultimate limit. numerous chat y
were secured from other audliorium,.
the nislcs were packed. and In the
yard and along the sidewalks people
eagerly stow anyiously listening 20
the message delivered nv the dlstln.
rihshcd minister IN recently released
from np snclufurc commonly thought II
~ thc alndins plaro 81 criminals
county pall.
ne ,siarkc seems phlllsophically e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

interviewed When Informed IL tho
suggestions 81 those who were ques.
iinncd before him he stated That Nc.
Silnnctt had stated his own Cfr.
Thanpson'a views almost exactly. u
tclicvc" said Colonel Thompson,
that right now II the very hest tim.
in the world 90 20 ahead with our pa,
lic improvements"
Seventeen men" h. continued.
came to me and asked Tor work yea.
terday. and some Of them were willing
a. work Tor board and room. You
can't beat that: when men are putting
~ such q proposition as that ~ Won
sou know TINT they're not fnoline. they
want work. and they want il right
now. ! ntn IN favor of going right
ahead with every single public i'm.
tTwcmcrt that the citizens have voted
Tor. and doing II right away Work
should be- begun AT 'ncp on these.
things. particularly ou the public u.
hrary and its nuditurums The vo
ters II Amarillo declared fnr it nv
q majority OF siN o. ONE. and / don
think That any man or set Of men has
the right 60 my that they don't want
what they voted Tor. and II they try
H. vet aside the execution If the win
q the people. as expressed iy thciO
votes. then they are doing wrong Fur.
thcrmorc We shall In that way proyid,
work tor every lahosnr IMAM In Anl.
rllo
Let's do things In Dig way IN
Amarillo. We've had enough small
town STUFF 2 let's get together 10
tonight decide upon program whirh
wc want eprricd ott. and elect a 81; OF
men who viii plodgc themselves To car
- Il uut In full whether that set ~
wcn should b" the present city admin.
istration or others is not Tor mo 49,
my. II We are 90 have a new SIT of ~
ilcinls | have no suggestions as In the
personnel. hut whoever they nrc I
want To- zee action ON the public Ina
provcmonts the citizens have voted for
| voted for 'em myself aud want a.
see the work begin. ana I have 40
doubt that others who voted for the.'i
feel much the same way about IT,"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

A. y. Stinnett. as II well known. II a
progressive: he declared himself strong
~ IN favor a going ahead with all au.
thorized improvements. lie gave II ~
his opinion that. since the public has.
through the ballot boy pronounced in
favor 10 the erection 81 a public library
and its auditoriums: 81 issuing the
. ving bonds and going ahead with tho
paving: of the immediate installation Of
the "white Way and In favor II 20,
ting ahead with the inclnerator. sewer
and fire alarm.
Every voter IN Amarillo should al
tend the mass meeting Friday night,
Mr.. Stinnett declared. "and they should
talk over all these various things
They should formulate platform and
In that platform should be- enumerated
the things they Wish to ne done by ths
next city administration. The platform
should be- definite and Specific and state
nrecisely the wishes u the citizenship.
After this has been done u will then be
time Ia talk 81 candidates II does not
follOw that the first group 81 candidates
20 pledge themselves 10 stand on this
platform would he the men we want as
mayor and city commissioners, but NJ
caudfdatcS should be- considered who
VIII not pledge themselves To carry out
the platform. Ny personal idea II tina;
the platform should provide for going
ahead with the public improvements
which people Of Amarillo have voted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
PROMINENT OlilNgEENT CITIZENS EXPRESS EXT lESS VIEWS
CONCERNING FUTURE OF CITY; MANY
FAVOR IMMEDIATE SALEOF ALL BONDS


us by the increased value II our prm.
critics"
J. ". Beasloy. former Mayor oi
| thniiilU. VINO WAS next interviewed.
4, 'larcd himself opposed a. the issu.
anrc ~ any more bonds. whether f,r
new high school building or Tor an,
other purpose. and gave Il as his upl.i.
ion that the bonds now authorized
should be- held ior the present and not
issued until a more favorable time had
ccmc
Nr. Bonsley stated that the commits
sion form Of government should h"
- out ~ the people 1T Amarillo orr.
ginally intended Il should be- done. Il
am IN invur' b. said. "of giving
the city manager some real power and
making him actually the manager NJ
the cliy's affairs. instead ~ figure.
head. Then. when we have secured q
city manager and invested him with
the real power o. act he should have.
ann In favor of paying him salary In
keeping with his abilities and the ia.
ties he viii have to perform.
"Onc ching ! would like to stress"
said Mr. Bcaslcy. and that IN the i'm
pruprlcty ~ city commissions who arr
about To- go out of office. granting con.
tracts for paving on f0r any other pu-.
poRc They should allow the incoming
administration T. deal with these mat.
ius and not take any action which
could In any way embarrass the next
administration or cause II 10 annull any
# the acts ~ this one.
Finally" he concluded. II am IN n.
vor &c gning ahead aud getting water
supply Tor Amarillo. That IL the mort !
Important question before the Public
tp,lny. We should WORK oui "a solution
4 the water problem nt once. Ind have 3
'or" e the other and lcTs urgent pub. |
lie improvements await more faver.
able time. We have talked long enough
ii7rt wat"r Now lci's 20 nnd get IL.
~. g. Plpkin. president 81 the 10. ,
iary Cub. asserted that he favored o..
NIX ahead with the 1891 program In its
entirety: that he thought Il a guod
IDEA fCr the voters 10 get together al l
such Time as this and talk things !.
over; THAI a masS meeting such as that /
called for Friday night could do m
harm and might d. great deal vi
good.
y. A. Mobiles. who acted ~ chairman
of the mass meeting on January s.
wished "a De placed on record ns O..
vuring conservative policy an the
part ~ the incoming administration
~" whieh would take care Of the meet u
~ the city without running up taxa.
tion. He doesn't want an eNtrnvagnnt
city commission Mr. Mobiles strongly
urges the immediate commencement a
work 90 SECURE an adequate supply az
water fer Amarillo and states that.
In his opinion the shallow water ficli
az Hereford Is the place In look for II.
Ernest Thompson was the last man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
Would Shut Down Gas
Works

My stomach has been N filled with
gas for the last three years TINT felt !
could pretty nearly supply our town !
also had frequent pains In right side
in region II the appendix Doctor ,
didn't help much. one day my neighbuf
told me about what Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy had done for him and got
= bo.tlc Of cur druggist. can say
shat Il viii do al and more than YOU
claim Ter IT," II IS simple. harmless
PROPAGATION that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and al.
lays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In.
tosiinal ailments. including appendicitis.
One dosr viii convince or money re-.
funded Randall Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
Sieamrr Missing

SEWARD, alaska. Jan. 20.-1'hn
mail steamer Joseph Pulitzer. missing
since December ~. ~ safe at anolnr az
Chignig' cannory tnYp on the
Alaska peninsula. 500 miles west ~
kodiak. according Ia advices received
here tonight The vessel losi her rud.
der and Put In To Chignig without
further miShap. the myElgo stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21
WOMAN GIVEN SUSPENDED
SENTENCE Nv BISHOP

AIRS Nora StaEtaH Esg Wa tried IN
district court at clarendon Thursday.
ON a theft charge. was given two
year sentence 10 the state prison.
The sentence was later nunpended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-21

pf. .slnIEe seemE phIlIsophIcally e
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
The WORLD OVER
Interesting Items Of Present
Important Happenings.
EVERY ITEM A NEWS ITEM
Relating to the Latest Happen
ings of Interest Just now
Throughout the World.
EVERY ITEM A NEWS ITEM
WASHINGTON NEWS.

with every amendment relating 10
disarmament thrown out, the naval ap-
nronriation bill carrying total OF
s3es 900, 900 was passed thursday Dy
tbe bouse. 212 to Is. There was not
enough opposition to demand a rec
ord vote.
ns,imates totaling more than $170,-
10000, required by the United States
shipping board, Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, have been sent to congress-
with an explanation that the board
will have no balance on July l, with
which to carry on its operations.
The senate confirmed Friday the
nomination of Colonel j. }, MORO" 10
he governor of the Panama Canal
The nomination of John r. Mitchell
of st. Paul, Mimi, to ten-year term
as member of the federal reserve
hoard was confirmed Friday by the
senate.
Dividends ranging from $1.O4 to
$3.50 on each $1,000 Of government IN
surance will be paid June l to holders
of one and two-year converted poll
cies. il was announced Sunday by d.
rector Cholmey Jones of the war risk
bureau. There are 136,OO0 policy
holders who will receive the one-year
dividends, he said, and $4,000 who Will
receive two-year dividends.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
FOREIGN NEWS.

Foreign Minister Simons, together
with Chancellor Fenrenbach of Ger
many, have rendered their resigna-
tions, effective with completion of the
present negotiations over reparations
being carried on through American
channels
Lands in the states of Chihuahua,
Sonora, Neuvo Leon, Coahuila and
Iamaulipas, Mexico, valued at more
than 20,O0O,000 pesos, which were con
fiscated during various revolutionary
periods in Mexico, were ordered re
turned to their owners Thursday by
presidential order, sent to the gov.
ernors of the states. The order re.
quested careful study of every claim
and directed that return OF the lands
IN question be made as speedily as
possible.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

Twentv-three acts Of heroism we're
recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund
commission in awards announced Fri
day. In two cases silver medals were
awarded: in q cases bronze medals.
Five of the heroes lost their lives and
to the dependents of three OF them
pensions aggregating 1920 year
we're granted, while to the dependents
of one of these and of one other whose
life was lost the sum of $500 was
granted to be applied as the commits
sion may sanction.
The jury in the case of Fred Apso-
lon, charged with the killing OF ROBERT
Lee Kirby, assistant cashier OF the
Blue Ridge Bank, at Blue Ridge, lex
as. on February Is, Thursday at Rich
mond, Texas, returned verdict OF
guilty and fixed his punishment at con-
finement in the state penitentlary Tor
life.
EQUAL suffrage has not qualified
Wisconsin women for service as Jur-
ors, the assembly determined Wednes-
day at Madison, Wis, when it killed a
bill amending the present law SO that
the newly -enfranchised voters might
serve with men in court.
The Italian steamship Monte San
Michele, which left New York Feb
. Inpt
for Genoa, has been given up for lost
and was Wednesday added to the grim
list of missing ships" posted by
Lloyd The Monte San Michele is a
ship of $500 tons gross register and
carried crew of As men, signed IN
Italy. She was built in 1919 and was
originally known as the War Odessy.
More than a dozen persons are re-
ported to have been killed and a score
injured in tornado at BraXton, eigh-
teen miles from jackson, Miss, Tues
day. Every business house in the
place was destroyed and many of the
residences either totally or partially
wrecked The loss is estimated at
more than 100000.
Virgil Sampson, 24-year-old negro
under sentence of death for criminal
assault upon young girl at Honey
Grove, Texas, recently, confessed Mon
day to having murdered Mrs. Blanche
Wadford and her 3-year-old daughter
at the Wadforth ranch home south of
Paris on January 21, 1920.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
M, MUCH FOR HIM.

,-,,,. .tter flattening his
.,Ias the outside Of the 1nr OAK
! I'dor for about half an an noui ori' :
. !. .',a uttered, with his mlnd e''-
ssI made up :, cold in a de-
..,I vet hopeful voice. ., no"
]. ttsse wedding cakes aref
Tg' answered the enterprlslns
..,,,tr 4 have them at all prices
\ 'orr mother that l can do her sso a 9.
-, y d, SO. The cheapest is slo'
Willie sighed
i, vs!l,' he murmured, In a re-
..I voice. +let's have one OF thos''
s.,t gingerbread rabbits"
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
Cured.

J Hciee that Agnes doesn't go
sAsnd boring other people with her
lnats as she used to-"
NJ she met a man who cured her
aaphtely.'
ldodrY
VI 10. She was telling this man
ns q her symptoms when he re-
aaa It's strange how many of
= n'nss affict people as they be-
2 sros DID, Since then she has
y ad tongue about them Boston
ialsaipt
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07

WISE PROVISION
Why ,s you buying gasoline ev-
riw daysl Don't cook with 1t,
DR.
NJ | want to get a car some
tR, but lt's no use getting one un-
sIe saved enough gas to run It a
tks
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
!. Ss'llng Her Day Dreams.

3 ''''ns Her Day Dreams.
W. new stenographer has a far
Wy '0k h her eyes"
@ has said Mr.. Dubwaite,
~ ~ . 90 something about it."
sht for instancey
-. 'se doesn't wake up in a day
- In I going to tell her, kindly but
|. !, 'Aa' V tar as | know her Job
! !. sepplng stone to matrimony
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
Sham Article.

akhci true optimism,
aSagh L may pass with the crowd,
In % zee the silver lining
\ he other fellows cloud.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
Why Castoria?

YEARs ago Castor OIL Peg Drops and Soothing Sus the remedies
in common use for Infants and Children Castor Oil nang as to be
almost impossible and the others all containing Opium form another
but disguised as to make them pleasant the yet really supply the
child and give the appearance of relief from pain.
required research find purely vegetable combination that
would take the these dageeab unpleasant and vicious remedies that
from habit had become almost universal This the inception and the reason
for the introduction of Fc Cao and for 80 has its
WORTH received the praise of Physicians everywhere and become household word
among mothers
remedy ESPECIALLY prepared and Children and mother
would think of giving her baby remedy that she would use for herself
without consulting physician.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-07
!, Major Operation

a.. Major Operation"
i, ~ !. ne matter, old top? You
ta' wv Undergone a serious opera.
''lpp4dIdtisr
Trs ti,a that b.s
~ a ors ~ nad my allow