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New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
The keeping of poultry is also usually

The keeping of poultry is also usually
allowed.
The duties include the instruction
of Indians in practical farming.
Applicants are not required to re-
port at any place for a written ex-
animation, but are rated upon the
subjects of G) education, training
and experience. weighted at 90 per
cent, and (2) physical ability, weight
ed at 10 per cent.
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained from the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion. Washington, D. c., or the Unit
cd States Civil Service Board of Ex-
amirers at the post office or custom
house In any city or town
Berlin Bit3
John Thompson spent yesterday in
Beckley and reports berrying to be
very good in that section of the state.
There will be no meeting of the
Berlin Boy Scouts at the church this
week.
A regular meeting Of the American
Legion will be held at the T. A. B.
hall Thursday night
Daniel Mallarney, a foreman at the
American Paper Goods company is
enjoying his annual two weeks va
cation.
Katherine and Mary Bowler are
visiting with Mrs. Frank Brown and
Miss Margaret Flynn.
East Berlin Items.
Royal Morse left today by auto for
Franklin, VT, for a two weeks vaca-
ton. His family is now spending the
summer at that place.
Mrs. M. Bailey and son, Leslie, re-
| turned home from Momauguin today
There will be an ice cream social
this evening on M. e. church lawn
given by the Sunday school.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor
Kingley H. Young and staff of Mer-
| iden installed the following officers of
| Mattabe ssett lodge, K. of p, Tuesday
! evening; F. Potts, c. c.; James Nc
Pherson, v. c.; w. H. Fogette, pre-
| late; M. Griswold NJ Of W.; w. H.
Nye, K. R. and S.; M sugenhime, M.
! of F. F. Kramer, NJ. of E.; j. Woke,
NJ of A; j. Dowd, I. G.; ]. Trevethian,
Q. G.
opened an Office in town.
A large huckleberry party is being
made up to go after the. berries next
Saturday. They are now just right
for picking.
FOR sALE-Wednesday and Thursday, July
81, %, household furniture and garden
tools of the Susan Hotchkiss estate
7-2s-adx
xoT1cE-children's hair cut at all times
25 cents. A. E. F. Barbershop. Kensing-
ton. 7-25-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something to Learn

Then You Have Something to Learn.
Thousands who have piles have not
earned that pick and permanent re-
lief can only be accomplished with
internal medicine. Neither cutting
nor any amount Of treatment with
,intments and suppositories will re-
move the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles. There
s a complete stagnation of blood in
the lower bowel and a weakening Of
the parts. Or. ]. S. Leonhardt was
first to find the remedy. His pre-
scription, HEM-ROID. is now sold by
all druggists. DR.. Leonhardt tried
t in 1000 cases with the marvellous
record Of success In 80 per cent,
and then decided it should be sold
under a rigid money back guarantee.
Don't waste any more time with
outside applications. Get a package
IF HEM ROID from the Clark and
Brainerd Co. today. It has given
safe and lasting relief to thousands
IF people and should do the same
for you-it seldom fails.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27

Bristo1ward where the feast of ST.
Anne was being celebrated at ST.
Joseph's church in that city. The
feast day is the end of an exercise
of eight days held each year in the
church. On the last night the relic
Of the Saint is applied to all the
faithful who wend their way to the
church. Possibly SO P1ainville people
were numbered in the crowd that
went to the Bell city last night and
climbed the hill to the church They
were forced to wait for hours before
they could make their entrance to
the church. Many cures have been
reported at the church and one was
reported yesterday. A man with
crutches kne1t for the application of
the relic and when he arose he laid
aside his crutches and started out
alone. He went a few feet and took
hold of seat. He then continued
to walk slowly from the church. A
large pile of glasses, crutches, ETC.,
bear mute testimony to the many
people who have been to the shrine
in Bristol.
Brief Items.
George Spencer of West Main street
is having repairs made to his home.
A large veranda is being added on
the east side of the house. The house
belongs to the Eliza beth Spencer es-
tate.
A meeting of the Roosevelt coun-
ell of the American Association for
Recognition of the Irish Republic
will be held in Grange hall on Thurs
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Raymond Oliver of East Main
street is in the Hartford hospital
where he underwent an operation
following his injury while playing
ball in Forestville on Sunday. The
young man was hit in the side by a
batted ball which caused a rupture.
Miss Arlene Bunnen of Hamlin
street is spending a week at the shore.
The Crimsons have proved them
selves victors over the Forestville
team by winning three straight
games. They will challenge the Tigers
for a series.
The Misses Marguerite and Irene
Foran have returned from Myrtle
Beach where they spent week.
Miss Betty Sctwenk of West Main
street is spending her vacation with
relatives in New York state.
Mrs. Edward Cadrain and family
have returned to their home in New
Britain after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Cadrain's mother. Mrs. Stephen
Leonard of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
INJURED BY AUTO
Greenwood Street Woman, so Years
of Age, Falls Victim To Accident
From Which She Saved Child.

Mrs Amanda Anderson, of 1873
Greenwood street, is resting comfort
ably at the New Britain hospital to-
day where she was taken last night
following an automobile accident in
front OF her home. An auto owned
and driven by Morris Downham of
the same street, was being turned
around in front of the Anderson
home when the driver stepped on the
acelerator instead of the brake. This
forced the car UP onto the lawn
where Mrs. Anderson's grandchild
was playing. The woman, who is SO
years old, jumped from the veranda
to save the child. She succeeded in
pushing the little tot from danger
but fell victim to the same menace
herself The car struck her side and
is reported to have fractured a rib.
Her condition was reported this at
ternoon as most favorable.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
MATURE" BATHERS OFFEND
Prosecutor is Asked to Act in Case
of jersey Colony

Plainf1eld, N. j.. July 27-Com-
plants that a "back-to-nature" COL
ony Of both young people and old had
been living little too close to ma
ture, in that they sought relief from
the hot weather by swimming in the
Passaic river in scanty attire, have
been received by Prosecutor Walter
l.. Hetfield Of Union County, and by
him referred to Prosecutor A. M.
Beekman Of Somerset County. Mr.,
Beekman has jurisdiction over the
isolated spot where the miscellaneous
bathers, last Sunday, attracted many
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
Tax Revision is to Be
Given Consideration

Washington, July 27.-vfrtua1
agreement was said to have been
reached at a dinner conference at the
White House last night for senate
consideration of tax revision Iegisla-
ton before the permanent tariff act is
taken up by that body. A number of
senators We're President Harding's
guests and the legislative situation
was said to have been discussed ex-
tensively
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
COURT FINES TOTAL.
$l90; MANY ARRESTS
Case Of Local Milk Dealer Is
Dismissed by Judge !. ].
CHAUTAUQUA SUPPORTERS
Twenty Four People Responsible for
Bringing Chautauqua to Berlin
Report Good Berry Picking-Bef1in
Items of Interest.

Alexander Bruse, a local milk dealer
and a resident Of Berlin for several
years appeared in the town court last
night charged with selling watered
milk or milk diluted with some for
eign substance. #. H. Page a state
dairy inspector in his testimony stated
that four samples of Mr.. Bruce's milk
were taken and all were found to
have contained some parts OF water.
Two OF the samples were taken from
his dairy and two from his home
The analysis Of the milk was made by
r. =. Andrews, the examining chemist
in New Haven.
Mr. Bruce testified that he was III
at the time the milk was taken for
test and that he had in his employ a
young man from the reformatory in
Cheshire, WHO'D has since been return
ed to that institute. The dairy was
left in charge Of this man, Mr.. Bruce
testified, and what happened to the
milk at this time he was not RESPONSE
BILE for. He claims he told this to
Page at the time his milk was taken
for test on June % Of this. year.
After hearing the evidence from both
sides Of the case and because the &C
cused has never been complained OF
before, he was given the benefit Of the
doubt and the case was dismissed by
Judge Griswold.
Arthur Harris Of New Britain was
the next case to come before the court.
He was arrested on July % for reck-
less driving. The inspector who made
the arrest claimed Harris was driving
a solid tire Mack truck between rs
and 80 miles and hour with SO people
in the truck. He was fined $50 and
costs the fine being suspended upon
payment of the costs of $13.06.
j. Sobard Of Ansonia was arrested
for travelling at an excessive rate of
speed on a motorcycle. The inspector
claimed that the man was going at the
rate Of IS miles an hour on the turn
pike between Berlin and Hartford
and that he tried to secure race with
another machine. Sobard said that he
could not go over 80 miles an hour
but did not know just how fast he was
going as there was n. speedometer on
his machine. He was fined SIS and
costs which amounted to 5000. He
was given until August 81, 1921 to pay
his fine.
Frank J. Goldberg of Hartford wal
arrested by Inspector johnson FOL
operating q motor vehicle without
drivers license and for reckless drfv-
ing. The inspector claimed that
Goldberg was driving at a rate OF
speed estimated to be IS miles an
hour It was asserted that he wal
driving a Roamer automobile which
Prosecutor Lewis claimed could make
80 miles an hour II necessary. Gold
berg claimed that he has only had the
car since Friday of last week and
knew nothing OF the speed rate oil
the machine. The inspector claimed
that Goldberg passed an Overland car
on the road near Meriden and almost
ditched his own machine. This the
rr12rttord man denied.
netsted that he was driv-
CID and did not know
~ machine was
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27
FIRE LAST NIGHT

The fire department avs called out
1t 9:15 o'clock last night by an alarm
rom Box 215 for a fire in a small
tore at 313 Church street. The blaze
was confined to the rear Of the place,
the wood work being charred slight
~ The damage was small.
New Britain herald., 1921-07-27

motorists to the river bank to gaze in
astonshment on the disporting COL
onists.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
States Votes Cast For Harding
And C0olidge.

Hs'71snss eiSha electoral votes 10 the
eseczoxsl oolie1e ~ere 0Hinsily cast for
WsTEsz 6. Harding and Calvin Coolidge
stez tie Maryland eSeesorS. chosen 81 the
sssc1i9a 10 November. met Ia tie Senate
ehsznbex ~ Annapolis % Noadsy last
The eiees0B were called into session b.
JsEnes ". OwenA secretary u the last
Maryland eAectxste William 3. AlExeeht.
n Baltimore. vas cAosen president q the
body. Joseph Carey secretary and B. p.
Wooffosd msasenssr. Three copies d The
yDGss u the Maryland electors vii Be for
ssr6ed 70 the senate In Washington. one
throaEh the mails. one By special messenger,
and oae through the United States Dssncs
Court. sitting In Baltimore. The Isa aer
which vin make Harding and Coolidse
President and Viee-Presideni-elect Of the
nafiOn viii come On February 9th. when
the Senate and House. sitting 10 joint ses-
sion. viii oficially open and count the
electoral votes
The results Of the vote Of Maryland
electors Monday we're reo0ded 10 the
volume 10 which. since the time Of the
FIRST election Of Washington 10 1889. the
votes Of the Maryland electorate have
been sef d0sn. This bob remains IN ths
possession Of the Secretary Of State and
constitutes q valuable historical recsd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
Notice TO CREDITOR.
Ii The matter q the estate q .JeuuSe
k11r0e. deceased.
In the Orphans Court for Monteone<y
oo1nTy. Maryland.

his IS 10 give notice that the sphs-v;h
ezs- Herssy Nunroe and Benjsr1ip N1rra..
have obtained fFun the Orphsns' Co1-, ,;
ho1tsoneTy county. Maryland. letters te~-
iADentaTy On the estate of .I@nni.
hunroe. deceased All persons hsv;ns
Claims against the said estate of .Ie1nis
L Annroe are warned 70 exhibit The sar,s
With the vouchers thereof, IessJlv s,,h- -
heated 70 the subscribers On Or hafors ~,
18th day Of June. 1921: that thew o,h~r-
wise. b. la~. are excluded from All -
NJ Of said estate Given under our hsnS.
and seals this 22Dd day Of Deoemh@, io5n
JERSEY MUNRoE.
BENJAMIN MUNROE
Executors estate Of Jennie L Munro
deceased
jan 7-6t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14

The reported desire Of Major z. Brooke
Lee 70 quit the ComptrollerShip at the end
of bic term and 70 enter legislative life o.
q member Of the Assembly from Montsom-
cry county Is Generally regretted. for one rea
con and generally commended for another.
Maj. Lee isfeesrded ~ being ct the threshold
Of one Of the Dost useful and prominent
careers In Maryland public life. A reDomi-
nation az Comptroller il his for the ash
Ing. bot the people Of the State would
welcome in the Legislature the appearance
Of this able and spirited champion Of their
rights and intesests--Annspolis Adver-
tiser.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

and other O1tb1iIoinss ssd besaS TIE sane
property conveyed u the esi1 Hsasou
johnson By John PfaEp Nua6zses snS
wife BY deed dated Aaeasa u. 1877. ss.S
duly recorded srnoas me Ls.ns Esnrds n
said county 10 Lbes J. A. No. 8. fsisis zsz
e. SEQ, and being sise The Az-e 5rpoerry
upon which the sad Heas1z .gssassss srs
wife resided % the taszss q ther Respective
deaths
This property "a Ea0Ss desassaae tsr .
small fesaoenos pzrp0sa- u ac5osas the
properties u Messrk Bslsrd. Gssbb and
Wells. respectively. a. the end Il the essc-
INC car line. 81 ss6 tosD q RoekviEe
Nd.
Terms OF SALE Cash upon the rsti-
besti0n u the ssle b. the Csreaif Court fox
Nonisonsry county. A deposit u $3.50
VIII be required when the property q
knocfed o0~n- Al coss6 u eOayeyancsnf
and revenue stamps viii Be a. the expense
81 Tie purchaser % pufchssers
FRANK HIGGINS.
Clifford n ROBERTSON.
Jan lS-ts Trustees
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14

Pfesident-elect Harding will take the
oath Of Office next March 4 with ceremo-
nies experimenting in simplicity thooe
which attended the indOctions into Office
Of Jefferson and jackson. The joint con
eressiOnaI committee. meeting Tuesday to
consider the request Of Mr. Harding. FOR
the simplest inaugural program. decided
that with the approval Of the President
sieci. the oath Of Office should be sd-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
NOTICE TO CORPORATION
TAXPAYERS.

NoSice IS hereby given that the Mavor
ana council Of Rockville are REQUIRED by
Section 1873. Chapter 354 Of the Acts n
tne General Assembly of Maryland. paSsed
81 the January Session. 1895. Immediately
after the first day Of January. Of each
year 70 make out and publish q list Of an
persons IN default for taxes on said dare
70 which list shall be appended a notice
mat II said taxes and all interes, and
legal cost be not paid on or before The laSf
Wednesday In February. then next ensu-
ms said property will ae exposed for SaIe
as required by said Act.
y order Of the Mayor and Council Of
.o F. B. ALBERT.
NC Si-tu Clerk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
DWELLING HOUSE.

and meat house. There are some good apple
trees On the place. This properly adjoins
the lands Of Raymond Gioyd and Others.
TERMS or SALE. a. prescribed by the
decree Cash. one hundred dollars Of The
purchase money win be required 10 be DaId
when the property IL knocked down 90 the
day Of sale. the balance 20 be paid wben
the sale Is ratified BY the Grcuii Court Tor
Montgomery county. sitting as a Court Of
Equity
ConveyaDcing and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser.
BOWIE =. WATERS.
oee <4-ts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
SATURDAY, the 5th day of
RebruarY. 1921.

Il thu hour u z o'e4ock. P. NJ
a. TIE property mentioned and Described
10 SAID oeec o. truss. t0-wif.
Al that real estate situate. lyiux sr,S
tei1s 10 ss5d Montgomery oo3nty. NsrT
lsnd. beln< . psn q that uscr II lsr,s
kG,osn a. and called ~EEehsnss s-,s
Neg Exchange Enlarged. and csr.sit,-
lns o0e-hsh acre Of land. n0re o. lsas. srsd
inpFoYed bT tMo-ssarr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
January Sale o. Artistic
Cs-s.sry MsEs-izlE

Ne 1saps gum -sezrHsl Z EEE1IIsat II
1ITlnlnusszrE tTIu liz View Ele.ftnn uuEr-
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monuments -9ir iesrs ant we Wpufc snf-
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mlwTSJMEgT CgwTr RETHE
4ND Ex4uTT WINS
I'M ELAss. sI-utrls.w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
Tor SALE.

Pafebfed Holstein bull. 2
years old. by Corbys stud bull and out Of
a COW with a record Of rs pounds Of milk
and 20 pounds Of butter
JAMES YEIRS.
dec $50 Rockville. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-01-14
Trustees Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE
At ROCKVILLE. MAITLAND

% EEr1Ds q TIE D0sss co1.sEnsS 4 .
eeee Il tnaz fs1u Heas9a Js&-saz sns
y LIE E1s Js6lnBe1- has wife. % Fssnf
hlffsla sac Cs1saS IL R0bnzso-- Tssk-
tsst. 1s.se Jaae TIA. 1917. add dry re-
csroes sr0ons the Lad Records q Mpnf.
fy1ssy cou.sJ. Nsryzsns. IL LiteT NJ. zee,
issas -, e ses~ tAe undersigned. a. rus-
teet- vi 91er - pstg1c s1czion u the
highest eaaass x ba8oess. % the rxezuisss.
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Trustees Sale
or
HOUSE AND LOT
At HUNTING HILL. MONTGOMERY
COUNTY. Maryland.

By virtue Of decree Of the Cfcsi, Court
iW AontSome1y county. Maryland. sitting
a. . Co1rt Of Equity. passed On the 18th
day d December. A. D. 1920. In q cause
therein depending wherein Grace B.
Mhalen and husband are plaintiffs, and
Richard 7. Cf0rn and OtherS are defend
ants. i being No. 37i2 Equity, the under
signed. az trustee. viii offer for sale By
public auction. On
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