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l. appr',:s that Il l"!:Ca 'aTnl'". W.
k",w more about CURING hams ina: II"
did aiuut ari:hmcllC. wa IN n" hah'i
ur starting out one" = year WIKI
wasor-,nad o. hams w::ch il" Won
81. among hts ncighH"rS IA ."Sa.c
or -c'a|.
III" hams w." 30 nearly - S:'A
IN; h.. dih Lot t-ouh" himself ah"u;
weighing them. nu; sou!d them =; -"
uu.iuriu PIC" "c q hollnC ard quar-
"tch He did no. !;hr - cat a ham.
however. hrt Il order /" b" ac'om"Gat-
.nv. established "a" -Ii" Nat he would
So! ~" half OF ham when :; ~
asked for. but would charge double f"-
=. In tho inu0cCaSc Of his nrart II" did
no, see that h" ~aS charging III" sam"
rri," for half a ham as II" ASKED for 4
wnol" one. and a. MANY u: his "ue-
, :"r7or4 knew less than II" d.i ah"n:
arithmetic. ~ sold many HilC han
Tor ;ho r-ic~ ~ vino" on"
Well on" day he started I'll win 'i'S
load Of hams and 'h.. ur@' p"r@N1 u"
me- W. - p,"asr,. " ~ :Hs : APPEAR
anc,. tia, H." iuCrhuS.',l half o: his stock
ard ha,f a ham.
II, vas equally yuc"",'a:u. Wltn L.
u"Nt customer. rs i" look lLf or tnr
STOCK hr had l"f; and hale a ham. h"-
SIDES directing him To another H'ac"
whore hr readily disposed Of haN -.
VIA; remained and u half a hHm.
II" chen cam" Ia a G'rg" h"tH" ~"
proprietor o" which w.; not a, homo.
hat lac managed to prevail np": ~
w.f> - ;akc half Of his stock iad t".'t
4 ham. IL continued on his Journey.
Tau: md not Eon" moro cham quarter
ot MI" when u" me; ia" h";". pro
p-'r.r- and 4 friend. TIL ho;', al.
no, knowing Ina; h!G vii" Mab pur-
rnaScl any Of IN" hams. took laN Il
ham and ha;c Of wha. remained, and
injured mis- friend ~ tax" haif e whl'
was left ard half n ham. as :. 5n%.
| cleaned out his stock.
Now. who can iiGur" cat i,i.'. 80"
much this lucky DutchmHN cc."..'rl for
| his load Of hams:
Answer to Ysstarday's Puzzle
! TIL" r"buS represented LIME -!
"Gua.S Ii. 900 equals NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS
Applte atton for Parole Ezshtsl rraris.

Notice Is hereby given that on or
about the l?th day "t April 1921. an APP
plicatiou will b. flied With Harry H.
Perkins. Pardon Attorney. Charleston
West Virginia. Tor the parole o: Ezekiel
Travis. convicted Of thu crime Of Grand
Larceny. ~ thu September Term. 1919
~ thr criminal roUr: of ONO County
and sentenced !" imprisonment N the
West Virginia PenjtrEt:ary for The period
% { Years. ap-6-l3
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Rr.rrER EGGS. cHEEsE.

NV Nnrk. NNrI! - ''NV'T 'H,!!
creamery. r>traS tYc srur"l +9i. ct 4? = 80
Eggs weak: r"c"ipt$. iTr"@.
Cheese irregular: state. wh"i" mix
flats. fr".k. specials. 23W - 70: -. aN'
rracc run. .2Ff 92i:".
LII. poultry firm: hroil"rS. u"n I.!I
fowls. %ju Sc. Dressed steady. w">'.
rrn chickens. "a SOC; fowls. "5T4"'
old rooe;rr~. 2@N 27r. trrk""-. iH"O'.
Elnur I'M. hnnErh.
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DRY GOODS.

N"w Work.. April L. Cotton goods n
;hc graz w"r" very uui"; t"d,%. Yarn"
ruled steady. but dli n"r sell fr""lH.
Silks sold moderately n filling III lot.
Iarr" Ship.n"n'S "E hGrlars from ca
rutta during March wrr" reported. New
car;". LISTS !S~u"d for fan showed TO-
duriion" of - t. - yer cen, from
spring list.
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HAzELArIAs DIVIDEND

Announcement was mad" TCs;"rda,
that the transfer books Of the Hazel
Atlas company VIII close April -. 80
tho regular two percent dividend. pay
.;bic April 2nth.
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WAR ON BOSSES
(Contdnued Prom Pa.Ge one)

moro representative Of T." masses o.
voters.
All uc the four standing COMMITTEE: =
that did not c"npl"t" their rc'"mm"n
,la,iony 1t Mondays pr"-""mr"r'I"n con
tcrcncrS reported tonight. The "ih"'
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wANTED-2GENTS.

wANTBp-I.arer manufacturer wants
aSeats 10 sell hosiery. uEd"rw".,~
shirts. dresses. skirts. waists Shoes
clothing. ",c Writ" t"r &c" Sample.
Madison Mills, 503 BROADWAY N!'w York.
d-,-eoH"d
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NOTICE.

Contracting in al xindS nr brick tile
4 ~ cement WORK. Satisfaction SuIran-
tod. c. SamhcrG Hhonc 2ji-J Elm
Grove. mr29-"6t
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wAHrED-ro RENT FARm

wANrED-To rent farm with inr3le-
rnc1tS. nca- city. salary or share. -
Years rXIrrlenCc. Address L. J.. care
In:e.. .grn,rr ap-6-m
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EAHTEONMsLH

WANTED yovnG me-" - york -
news agents on 4. X -. trans. Apply
a. Union News Go. office, Il. {: =. h"po;.
;,p-i@-!
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LOST valuable fur NECK ptc&. on
stone Church road. between the rrS:-
druc" OF Ed Fisher and Hilltop Farm.
N SUNDAY afternoon. April :. Finder
please return 10 Mrs. Ed Fisher. Stone
thur'.h road. or the teacher a Brit;
school on Ri9 Whe"itGS ,resk o. cal.
-ll9 X Il Elm Grove. VI. Pauline Hips
ley. Elm Grove. ". Va. L. i. No. ).
ap-T-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-13

wANrED-Three expert aut" m:cnar-
les. one expert electrical and St"-a:"
battery man. Bruce II. Seabrlsht. fh"""
As" Wheeling. a2-li-'
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rouNp-On April :. on farm a: $ bridge
\ calf. Owner may have same hy idHn-
flying and paying Gor this charge t..
= Fisher, L. X. Elm Grove. applet
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three arc American citizenship. women
IN industry and social hyglcn'.
For Towncr Bill
The recommendations OF Ali seven
standing committees VIII b" considered
and voted upon By IN" convention dur
inE the wr"h.
The American citizenship committee
recommended that the T"wn"r bill f"'
the federal Standardization Of schools
hr endorsed and supported.
Tho committee also recommended n
separate bill for Ia" independent cit
zrnship of women and the appointment
ur = Corrm!ttc" to. study and present
recommended lions TO congress for the
general revision Of Ia" naturalization
laws.
The women IN industry committee re-
turned 4 resolution approving tho eight
hour day for working women through
state action.
Prohibition Issue.
Probabilities that the convention will
20 on record rs demanding strict pro
l!hitiun enforcement developed to-day
when The social hygiene COMMITTEE"
headed by nr. Nalicria Parker. of Hart
ford. C"nn"ctIcrt. proposed rrSoln-
,ion tn that effect for presentation to
tho convention.
TIA" convention sent President Hard
ing i telegram thanking him FOR his
indo.$rIurn; ~ tn" Sh"paprd-
;"rnity and infancy hill in his m"S$ag"
10 congress to-day. The convention Wa
%,amprlcd with joy wh"n Mrs Park. ma
,innA. chairman. announC"d the IT"S!-
don't had approved ihr hlii.
Challenge to Politicians.
In hCr annual ,rldr"sS To-day. Mr.
Maud Wood IlrH. national chairman OF
TIA" ;.agu". sounded a demand for r"-
form n p"lit!cS Throughout: III" nation.
The demand VAS = direct challenge 10
marhtnn politicians.
Mar GArr"' Hay, New York leader "'
Republican women. and "l IN" N''n"hA!
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Sa,urtay nigh. %7-inch crIdu-
n;rd pearl necklace. WIKI. gold "jaSp.
I.:h"ral reward for return. Cal i66-W
MnundsviNe. a3-il-.
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wAN'TEp-FEMALE.

wANTED-Good cook Mrs Geo. 4
Laugh,in. Telephone WooGS'E,ir @5i.
ap-lc-,
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wANTEp-F'irSt class cook. GOOD Sa,-
AIRY. Desirable lnCac:on. Apply BY 1T
tor. giving r~fH-enlH. Address Farm Eu-
reau, Wheeling. a?-l"-h
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McCARRoLIr--p:i Monda%. \pcA H..
1871. ~ $50 O'Clock =. IL. BERNARD
tBAENEY) MrCAREOLl.. IN his it,h
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(Fourth WardD

A. l.. Smith b;l.....,... ..-..''' ~
Win;Er"d FrE CO. ..........'.'''. NJ
Smiths majority ............... ~
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RICHARDSON-On Tuesday, April -.
1921, a; O'Clock p. m. At The -"s:-
dance of hor nephew. Daniel -. Dean.
No. in Nineteenth street. War~o"d.
EEBFST'A VIRGINIA. wife q! tAC
la;x David L. Richardson, in her ,S9in
.ear.
Funeral services at Norwic;I. Ohio, on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
tHanesvillc. ohio. papers kindly Copy)
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Funeral from tie family r"sidenc" No
itJ t'ft"eH;h street. on Thursday
morning at $50. E"Qut"m high mass
AZ st. JnS"ph'> Cathedral ~ "'".ock.
Friends invited 10 attend. Increment
~ calvary cemetery. Pittsburgh.
,HIttSOurGh pAp"rS please CQiE.
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wAHrrD-HousE OR APAxrMENr
WANTED.
FARMS PoA SALE.
YoR SALE-AUrOS.

FoB SALE-Auto. Overland - L. cnoc
running condition. Tires, In rood
shape. Bargain 1T S20O.0G. Owner go
ing west. Call il0i E@l B'nwoOd. Ch.s
W. Bogie. x. 4. Wh-c!uE ap-9-l
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Totals ....... -" -NH
ool conmin.ioner lLong Term(
Thuups"E lEo Z.ii!h"n I
School Commissioner (short Term)
Totals
For Council
(Tirst wad)

J",ius Cn.hIr; (kp ............... l"h
Campbell Wharton 90 ........... -"
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-13

PoR sA1E-Onc fifty t5N) h. ?. rarrar
IL Trrft stationary boiler used hu: =
snort time. In good coalition. Call or
write Spang < Company. OF W. Va. '.
Monroe, Gcncral MANAGE. Cameron. W.
Va. ap-S-n
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MALE on FEndALE HELP WANTED,

wANTEp-r4ady or gentleman. as agent
20 secure names ~ persons who desire
10 get fire insurance 1t about on"-halr
n: the regular date. Call 2569-A Wheel
ing mr-lT-tr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
MA" BERCDOLL IS
GIVEN EXTENSION
Permitted TO Adjust Her Family
Affairs Before vacating
Sons Home.

in view Of the fact that question
has arisen concerning the Bcrgdoll
castle at tnfty-second and Wynne-
ntld avenue. Philadelphia. Pa. stand
irg IN the name uf Grover Cleveland
norgdcll which property was seized
under the Trading with the Enemy
act lay Alien property Custodian Miller
ON Nav ~ the following statement is
issued by Col. Miller for the Informal
ton of the public.
when Grover Cleveland Bergdpll's
own residence was seized Il was oc-
crried by his mother. who az that
time was awaiting sentence from the
United states District Court In Phil
adclphia for aiding and ahetting a vio-
latpr 81 the draft law, and she was
also under investigation by the special
committee Of Congress looking into
her sons escape from Fort Jay. New
York. IN spite oi the fact that the law
clothes the alien property custodian
with the power 60 proceed i've days
after the seizure, Mrs. Bergdoil was
not compelled 10 make an accountine
on vacotc these premises. Inasmuch
as Mrs. Borgdoll has residences in
/ 'NNAANfiffAM NANff IMAM ntl tNfl = Nit
was requested Go turn over the prop
orty in her sons name 90 the alien
property custodian. Mrs. Bcrgdoll
gives the excuse that her aTcd mother
Be- ill ln the house. although agents
&c lhc alien property custodian and
the y partmcnt ~ Justice have def
nitvly known that none of the occu-
pants were 80 up 60 a recent date
which was sgme weeks after tht
ordcr to Vacatc was filed by the alien
pronerty custodian. II IL not the in
| tcntion 90 the government 90 harrass
elderly women and IN Wow az Mrs
/ RorKaolls statement, we Will show
/ further fenlenoy towards her IN order
/ that she may have an opportunity q
oldest her family afairs and arrang'
/ a. VaCato the house. which Is tbs
4 property of tho United States govern
/ mcnt undci ihe trading with tbs
eremv act. These instructions hav'
been given 90 the local counsel Of th'
alien property custodian. Major Vim
cont A. Carroll Of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

fraud who claimed to be friendly With
the leaders of 1'his-and-That dclcga-
tlon 60 the Conference. That theme
has heen used hv STORY Writers. and
y has been enacted In real life more
often than the tnihllc knows.
There are too many opportunities
Tot the stranger 10 he neeced without
having to so up against sumo shrewd
International crook who uses the
glamour nf 4 hoKus foreign title to
hNpnollte hlt victims II will be as
hard ln meet "the real article among
the foreigners aS Il IN to procure n
real drink of Scotch whisky IN Wash
lnglon today. The elegant and suave
traudA can hc met as easily as the
tool who buys wood alcohol. A hint
lo wise men ana ambitious mamas--
ln sufficient
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
FLETCHER COMMANDER
Chosen to Head John ID. Fisher Post
of American Legion.

q. D. Fletcher was elected post
commander OF the John l., Fisher
Post. No. is. American Legion, at a
meeting Of tho post last night I'm the
y NJ. G. A. Other officers elected
we're; q. NJ. Dorsey. vice-president;
n. II. Cohce. finance officer; G. A.
Jester. post historian. and Frank Per-
ry. master-at-arms.
The following were nominated for
membership on the executive COM
mittec: q. a. Wcdler, III. w. LAM
bert. q. r. Evans. c. III. Jester, Frank
Perry, William u. 1iheuby, G. j,
Cathcart, n. w. Anderson, l.. Il. AL
len and ID. II. Mulhausen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Licensed 10 Wed.

MarlaEc licenses have been isseed
al the Office % Barnet Giuckman, as
follows. Giovanni pondolh. 1870 West
SIXTH street ana Guiscpnina Cuiiano.
1s0 Douglas street. Michael J. Meene-
han. zoos Film street. and Bridget Az
nos kinoran. 1894 Pleasant street,
Frank r Aahonoy. Al Ivy road and
Mary n. Nesior. a6iS West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

Members OF the post are requested
70 report at the Public Building at
10.45 o'clock ON Friday morning 10
take part In the Armistice Day pa
rpde, acting as an ascort 10 the Soid
star mothers In the procession 70 the
Garrick Theatre where memorial ser-
vices will be held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08

.ne classified ad section Is the
city's marketplace for wants and OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-08
Drapery Department
Big Specials For Week

Wool Nap Blankets large SIZE pink blue and grey block
plaid S675 value for .....................s. $425
Woodled Quilts. silk null covers; S12 so value for
$3.50 each
Satine-covered Down Quilts With PLAIN borders; $3.50
value for ......-.... $500
AlEwoO Blankets in pink and blue borders
$3.50 to $3.50 pair
Opaque Window Shades, mounted good spring rollers
S5c value for ......... 45c
Plain Duplex Velour Curtains for door or windows.
$500 $3.50
Fiet Net and Marquisette about 1900 Yards regular
price o0c to $50 for 39c yard
Wallace Nutting Pictures. all sizes s5c $3.50 each
Sewing Machines, the best ...... $3.50 to $500
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
CITY ITEMS.

r1re Commissioner Fred A. Parsons spending q vacation with pr. H. A. Dcock at Woodstock. vt. MT. and Mrs. Herbert N. Lockwood
 bd family attended tho graduation fercises at Connecticut Agricultural bnoEs on Saturday. when their son. Iaurica II, Lockwood. received the sGree of Bachelor of Science. Indianola council. No. 19. D. of P. |ill trail to Hartford Monday to visit Eawauue council, No. 1. All mem
 hrB wishing to go meet at Judd 6 |all at ' o'clock
 The Second Ward Republican club |Ili meet tomorrow night at 7:30 fcIock at Headquarters to decide on 10 time and place of tho annual out hs.
 The touring car owned by Chief Eilliann J. Noble. which has been fin he use of the city since the other bachne went out of commission. Is |eing repaired. and it has been neces- bry for the city to rent a machine Emporarily.
 Motorcycle oficer William S. strolls
 esumed duty today. after a layof
 whom he was struck by ar .utornobile several weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
URGE DISMISSAL
 OF ADMIRAL SIMS

Private Walter J. Smith Post, V. F.
 w, sends Protest to Secretary of
 Navy Denby.
 Members of Pflvate Walter J. Smith post, No. sil. Veterans of For eign Wars, at their regular meeting Friday night, discussed the speech of Admiral Sims which has caused his recall from England, and votsd to forward to Secretary of the Navy Denby the following:
 We, the Private Walter J. Smith post, NO. sif. Veterans ef Foreign Wars of the United States. disapprove of tho unAmericanEliRe speech Of Ad- fiiirai Sims. Any course other than dismissal would be too good Let $ all be true Americans.
 The post also elected delegates to the state convention which will be Reid in Hartford, June 1s and is. as foiiewIs: Stuart HeIlbefg, Joseph eaffoil. John efean, Howard Smith. Frank schroeder, Joseph williams, William Mcintyre. Edward Long, Ed- ward Johnson, Clarence Smith. John Curtin, Edward Pikosky. Joseph Smith, William Farr, Raymond Frost and Joseph Covaleski.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13

The strength of your life is meas ured by the strength of your will. But the strength of your will is just the strength of the wish that lies be- hind it. And the strength of your wish depends upon the sincerity and earnestness and tenacity with which you fix your attention upon the things which are really great and worthy to be loved. This is what the apostle means when he says, at the close of his description of a life which is strong and inwardly renewed, and growing in a glory even in the midst of affliction, While we look not at the things which are unseen" It is while we look that we learn to love. it is by loving that we learn to seek. And 1t is in seeking that we find and are blessed.
 HENRY VAN DYKE.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
NOTICES.

The Senior outdoor baseball team played the Tigers June 9th at a hot game. Score, Tigers 2, Boys club G.
 One of the largest attendances the Boys club has ever had was Friday evening Parents Night when the band played several selections and the members of the club put on a comedy sketch. The Economical Boom erang.'' The entire east did splendid work. Athletic activities by the Jun for class followed. Calisthenics, trav- cling rings, rope climbing, bag punch ing, Australian pursuit race and wrestling.
 The Boys club medal was awarded to Felix Gregory as first prize. Frank Zembko was awarded second prize, a pair of gym shoes. Abe Aronson
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH
Holy Family Circle to Hold Annual Meeting Tonnorrow Night-other Meeanca

Annual reports wfll be heard at a meeting tomorrow night of the Holy Family circle. A supper and social time will De held.
 An annuiversary requiem mass will bd held tomorrow morning at ' o'clock for Mrs. Winnifred Connolly and at ! o'clock "Wednesday morning for Miss Mary Coffey. On Thursday morning at o'clock there will be a mass for joseph A. McCabe and on Saturday morning at o'clock for Rev. Jeremiah J. Curtin
 St. Mafy's Cadets win attend a. field day on Saturday of this week at Naas asatack under the auspices Of the C. T. A. U. The trip viii be made By autoniesiles leaving the city here at
 To clock
 A tridaarii ef prayer for observance Of the Feast of St. Anthony will open at 8 o'clock tonight. St. Mafys Paroehial school will close Friday of this week for the sum rfiet recess. Graduation exercises will Be held at the church Sunday after noon at 1 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
EARLY MASS PEANNE

There will De an early mass at St. Andrews Litl church next Sunday nh6fni' continuing through July and at 6:3o o'clock. This will bs
 for the accommodation of pers wish to get an early start for day trip. Other masses will at 7:3o, s:3o and 1o:so o'el
 class of boys and girls will holy communion at the cht Sunday, June 26.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
PIANO RECITAL.

The annual piano recital of
 pills of Theron w. Hart W. tomorrow evening at the gregational church. AdniisSi be by invitations. Mrs. M6f Futile. contralto, will act d
 The pupils who will take ps Hazel Harris, Florence Ostlun Mills, Lily Calumback, Irene ham, Lee Platinum, Warrel Howard Stephenson and Johf land.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
ST. JosEPfI's NOTES.
raroohiaI school Pupils Presented
 With Diplomas by Rev. P. Daily.


 With Dipiomas by Rev. F. Daily.
 Graduation exercises of St Jo- seph's Parochiai school was held at the io:3e o'clock mass yesterday morning. Mass was celebrated by Rev. J. Leo Sullivan and the diplomas awarded by Rev. Patrick Daily. An address was made by Rev. Father Kirby of the LaSalette order.
 The Ladies' Aid society will meet at o'clock this evening. The Boy Scout troop will meet at 7:3o o'clock Tuesday evening. and on Saturday morning at o'clock there will be an anniversary mass of requiem for Mrs. Anna Woods.
 Peter Patrus and Mary LaFond will be married at o'clock Tuesday morning.
 William Rudse and Madeline Hes lin will be married at 3 o'clock Tues day morning.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
DODGERS WIN BALL GAME.

The undefeated Dodgers Won another ball game last Saturday. trimming the Boys club nine. l3 to l2. The contest went ten innings. Paris and Tancred comprised the battery for the Dodgers, while Bunriell, Anderson and Knapp, worked in a similar capacity for the losers. The Dodgers would like to ar range games with any team in this vicinity Averaging Is to r years. Philip Walthers of 21 Cottage Place, is the manager Of the Dodgers.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
A APOLOGY

Not anti0N nE such large response to ur advcrtisuL lent in Saturdays Herald we .vsro unprsrNFad to give proper service to everaf who came for dinner yesterday, and
 s rehuit wo were unable to take care or Iveryone. .. wa wish to apologize for our inability Io serve all. when we took over tho d9ning room or Inc Park hotel two weeks ago we made up
 ur mindu to give the public the best food Ind the btst service possible and charge but kopaIar prices. That efforts are being
 kall received th evidenced from the steady Increase in patronage which u of course &sry pleasing to us. ....
 We did not axpses that the response would Dc 90 big yesterday and we arc. extre mely Iorry that we could not serve all in the manner expected. We shall take care to Ihes that this does not occur again. and we have arranged to SO insraaae our facilities hat wo can give the proper service here- bfter. .
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13

same plant, suffered laceraA0nl the head in an automobile acci, Saturday at midnight, Iieaf port. It was stated at the l yesterday that his injuries 4 serious and he will be able to to his home this week.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
AUTOS IN CRASH.
Local Man and Wcthersfield Parties
 Figure in Hartford Sma shup.

Mrs. Frank Rametta of No. 311 Hartford avenue, Wethersf1eld, was injured and eight other persons nar- rowly escaped injuries last night when an automobile in which they were riding tore through wooden fence, ran down an embankment and against a tree. after being struck at Sanford street and Windsor avenue by an automobile driven by Israel Bromstein of this city. Mrs. Rametta
 suffered a number of contusions and was attended by Dr. H. M. Hurwitz of No. 294 Windsor street. Police say Brom stein lost control of his car.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
FATHER zEBkIs MEMORIAL.

A monument will De erected over the grave of Rev. Joseph Zebris. at the new Catholic cemetery next Sun day afternoon by the people of St Andrews Lithuanian church. Exer- cises will be held at the cern etery at o'clock. The parishioners will march in a body and take part in the serv- ices. which will be in charge of Rev F. V. Grikis