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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

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felt ols griefter rt,b @ihof itets @ott
ioie Gbre, iii bieier 8eile i%eire1r Rrte-
tern tets oas bette geiipiel COB uro
ida 10 als mabrer Diener Der beiligss
madenoen Mrde erprobte. Ser grd-
bildof ern,abnte gum anoadtigen Sc
bete o0er, benen 8iidof Erobec itets
aues eesueien, gum frontmen @ebete,
oos sic bette Danfbarfeit fiir sic @ut
te uno oas 8oblmo4en, oas 8iidof
Erobec ltets rno immerfort oaen, Oh
Brieltern ooer 2aien, ge5eigt, III lid
5dlieBt. Mo1 Der ergreifenoen 2ei@
denreoe lpraden nab Dem Gr5bii4of
sic BiIdofe Mfc9eid,olaS bon Dlllrtb,
&effron bon 8inona, 8ebrle, 8. g.
s., Don 8isnnarf, q. g., nnb 8tldof
B1lld sic Mb1olution, tporauf Die
Yrieiteridaar iif Der 8abre naberte
un6 ibren lieben 8iibof nit einem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
5uozDafota.

@apio 9th. : e(uf 6em Staots=
tonpent ser republifanii6en &ortei
pnr6e cine Blattform enlightenment
tpelde eiren 8un6es=8 Bonus filb ebe=
molige Gol6aten in6oliiert, 6ra11en
oos &e9t gibt, @ei6aporenenoienlte gu
letter. Braiioent a@r6ing fir @inbe=
rnfung ser Mbriltungs : &onferen5
lobt nn6 sic Mrbeit 6es &ongreiies
bidigt. = Ser 1emofrati19e &onpent
fritilierte in ieiner Blatform Sic SG=
tigfeit ser republifanii6en Staats=
bermoltung bon Sontb 9afota, neil
Tie angeblib beri6menoerii6 getpeien
lei.
Nber0een. - Die Yutfide Mpo=
tbefe n16 ser &ams Mniifla0en mur-
SEN our6 Elm Geuer %unbefannten 1r=
iprungs idtper bei9d0igt. 9as 6e1er
bra6 int @rogeiboB aus un6 Derbret=
tete ii9 RAID anf Die bei0en 8eidaf=
tie, oeren S9a6en auf $125,00O ge=.
ld4kt miro. Ge6s Stun0en lang
l9leuoerten iieben Sdlaude 8aiier=
maiien in Die Glammen, biz bos 5eu=
ct inter &ontrole Dar.
@iour 6aus. - 6ran 5. Blon=
nerD bon bier un6 Grant Bed pon
&ody &apios, Soma, liegen bei0e i'm
&ospital bier infolge zines Mutoun=
faaes, BEL oem lie bei6e 5daoelbrI@e
oopon trugen. 6. S. @emp, ser @bauf
fenr, fam unter ons guto 81 liegen,
uls es iberl9lug..
Mobri6qe. - Mebr als $4,000
mer6en an friibere 5olooten IN Mo-
bri6qe als 5taats= Bonus a~usbe5ablt
1ein tpen1 ole Mpplifmten tbre
Gbeds erbalten baben. IS 1puroen
1872 M%pplifationen eingerei4t nno Der
Durdianittsbetrog Ser Gbeds mar
$198.
@roton. - Brice 8oe BON Mnoo=
Der, 0itli6 bon bier, bemerfte etren
rieIigen Mbler iiber ieinen @11ten
f~reilen. gr bolte iein @emebr uno
ldob Sen @ogel ob> Ser Z SUB nno
5mei 3on 6liigelmeite maB nno unter
bent Mamen @eiBfopf<Mbler befannt
lit.
Toulfton. - 2art 8eridt oes
Gountpogenten CHARLES S. Gilbert
mur6en I'M Sabre 1921 aus Sallfton
@ountp POI 8aggonla0ungen Tieb
ourh sic @o-operatipe 8erfano-Mho=
citation berfauft. 9ie 8ieblenonngen
repralentierten einen @ert bon $685.
8O8.88.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Mnisanban ~etnqeidrGnft.

Chicago, ST., 10. De5. gtn=
lfranfung 6es Maisunbans 1T SUIT
nois lit bo11t @ou5ngsm1siauB Der 81
Iinois agricultural Iiiociation be-
Idyloiien tpor6en, tpie bonn Sarptqlar-
tier 6es 8erbonos lit @bicago am
Montog ongefin6igt mur6e. Serner
mnr0e mitgeteilt, 6aB Elm Gon6eraus=
IhuB ser itaotliden GarmbureaueBer-
bGn6e ser Stnaten Soma, Sn6iata,
Miliouri nn0 Santos 1tn6 audi Sill
rois gleide @ei6liIIe gefaBt babe.
Die Heiolution gibt Sen Mat, DOB Ser
Mnbal1 bon Mais, Ser pidtigiten Sc
tretoeart lit Suinots, uin angemefie-
nem l1mfang" eingefdrdnH, Der bon
Mlfalfa, &lee, Sopa-Bobnen nn6 an-
beren 8obnen unb @rbfen entlpredenb
erbobt mer6e, UNI Die 8ei6affenbeit
bes 8obens 6n berbeifern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
,8NAef 1aeeb Grebee'S
~erebar4iee &eadpeft.
feter.

| Satte man Inn 6ie 2iebe llrb Die
Berebrune. Die bem perltorbeuen 8i-
ldof SSaoob Trobec mabreno ieiner
Iangen Amtsseit als giihof Der 1io-
aefe ct. Gloub entgegengebrodt tpl1r=
Sc, nidt ge1puBt, man mare oapoa
itber5eugt ,poroen am lesten ,Sonntag,
oIs 0elien 2eid}e bon ct. stephen I'M
Gotpn 8rodtpap rrodmittags orei ubr
in ct. CLOUD eintraf nn6 am Mon=
tag ,als in Ser &atbe0rale Der %feierlt=
be@ottesbenit fit Sic Seelenr1,be oes
g,,ten 8iidofs obeebalten lua1roe.
Gum gmpfang Ser 2eide batte itd in
Ser Ndbe Der &atbe0rale Elm aus S1ln=
berten fatboliiber 8ereinSmanner Ser
Stoot ei1 Spalier gebiloet, Sic Der
2ethe in 0a5 ser Grauerfeier entIpre=
! 9eno orapierte @ottesbaus folgten
uno nit ser bereits borangei6rittenen
9olfsmenge 6asielbe big aaf SEN leb-
ten Stebplob onflllten, lpabren6 it9
nod cine groBe Malie 8olfes nit Ell
mem 5tebplabe i'm Gorbofe Ser Stride
ODER Dor b%erielben begniigen mnBte.
Nod)0em bon Der bo6lp. @eiltlidfeit
oie Soten=@esper geiungen, bepegte
lid) Sic &olfsmenge in &eib un6 @lie0.
5u ser Dor Dem @anftuarium oufge=
babrten 2eide, Inn nod eine11 lebten
8lid auf 0as ielblt nod int Sooe
freunolibe Mntlib 0eS guten 8iidofs
51 merfen unO ii6 10 oas Anoenfen
an i'm tiefer einpragen 81 lallen.
MbenDs pur0e IN Ser &utbe0rale Der
&reu5ueg fir Die Seelenrube oeS I'M
pcrgeBliden 9iidofs gebetet, uno> be-
Dor Die Stride gei6lollen mur0e, babr=
te NAN Des 8iibofs 2ei6e int Sunf=
tlrartum.
Montaar1orgen nel111 llbr i6rltterr
in Yro5ellion Sic sur 9egrabnisfe1er
erlfienenen 8ii90fe, Moniignore nno
ale Erielter ser 9i05eie, oenel1 es
m0qlih gepe1en, 0em Der torbenen vi
ldof oen Iebten @bren0ienlt gu er1pet=
ien> in Sic &ntbeorale, Die gu lener
Gtun6e nit Mnoddtigen bereitS orge=
fuat mor, uno in Der nafoem Die
| @eiitlidfeit oos Soten=Offi5nm &C.
betet, bodm1ter 8ii6of sos. 8uih
Nodfolger 0es lei. 8iiaofs Srobec,
oas Yontififal= &equiem 5elebrlerte,
mobei bobp. P. Erior Mlcuin, .: g.
s., bon ser ct. Sobns Mbtei als @r9-
prieiter, bo9m. Or. @elisfar, Elm ytefs
fe oes perit. 8iidofs, uno bodtp: Serr
Ogelin, Hfarrer 6er bon 8t16of Gro
bee in ct. Saul gegriinoeten ct. Mg-
neg @emeinoe ,als @brenoiafone, Die
bodm. Serren Sobann nno So1epb
Erobec, gseffen bes BERT. 9ii4ofs. olS
0iafon nno Sub6iafon Der Welle,
uno sic fod4p. @erren 8iuenbrtng,
! Mabomulo, garlep u11S gfenner, alS
53eremoniore aliiltierten. /Nad oeH1
Bontififolmte bielt Ser bo64p1te @r5=
btifof @opling bon ct. SAUL cine
ber5lide Grareerreoe, in pel9er Sod
6erielbe Sic mannigfaden guten VI
qeni boiten bes BERT. 8ildofs berDor=
bob, Ser mabreno ieiner Sat1g=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
grnen,a,na.nIs 8iilldof boz, ct Nlouo

grnenra,ng,aIs 8i19of bon 81. CLOUD
be,1ad5ridtiet. /
Die Aonietrotion fanb in Ser alten
s&atbe6raIe 3u ct. s9a1,l ant 26. seppss
tember 1897 itatt. aoniefrator tDnr
!gr5biid1of Srelar6 ponsS eaul, tDoz
|bei Gr3biihof, S. e. Safer BON. Nil.
tpalltee nrb Biihof Sobn Bertin bon
Marquette, Midigan, ai1iitierte1. CT
ne ISOLDE lpdter tpur0e 8ifdof 9robec
i'm Bei]ein aaer 8iidofe Ser 8robin5
|St. SAUL als britter 8i1bof Der Dios
5ele ct. CLOUD eingefiibrt, Bel pelder
Deitlibfeit cine aus Brieltern nno
2aie1t 5uimmengeiette Menfdenmer,
ge, tpie lie in ct. CLOUD poroem ni6t
uabrgenommen nnb betuun0ert MUIR
DC, CUR sSll0igung 6es nellen 0io5ez
Inn=0bern erihienen NOR. Set ienem
oenfmiir6igen Gage iin6 mebr oenn
oreiunoatpan5ig Sabre %perfloiien. Das
9eben oes berebrten 8iidofs NOR ein
iold)es anba11ern6er, rubiger Mrbeit
i'm Sntereiie ser inn %anpertra1t ge=
lpeieren &er6e. 3tpeimal beindte ct
Die gmige 5taot, mo- er 6em 81. 8a-
ter 8eribt er1tattete iiber Sic 8erbalt-
ntiie leiner Dio5eie-in 1900 uno
1909. gu %pieoerbolten Malen beebr=
tie ct sic e~in5elnen @emein6en Der Di0=
5eie NIT 8ein9 11n6 lernte babei Die
8e6iirfniIie a119 Ser fleinlten Miiiion
fennen. Seine Germaltung miro cine
0ent1piiroige bleiben bon1pegen Ser Sin
5abl ser &ir9en nno Sbulbduier, 1ie
erri9tet ooer in 1nbitantieuere @ebd1=
be 11mgearbeitet tpnr6en. Seines MI=
tiers uno Der 6aburb eingetretenen
S6ma6e megen relignierte 8iidof
Grobec in 1914 un6 5og ii6 als 81
tular-8iidof bon 2pcopolis 5uriid.
Seit jener 3eit batte er fem rubiges
&eim bel ieinem Neffen, 6em bodtp.
Sobn Srobec, &farrer ser ct. Ste
pbenS @emeinOe IN ct. Gtepben
Comm 9rod1pap> Stearns County. IS
lit 0ieS III Ser Sat ser 2ebenslouf eli
mes Bralaten, Ser 11a9 Sen @orten
oes Gr5bii6ofs BON ct. Saul nit pol=
lent &e6te in Die &eiben Der treuen
Diener @ottes aufgenommen meroen
fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

her 8oriisenoen bes fatbolifden Jra,'
e~npereins fir Geutidlaro, tno n9t,
nob Sariu cine iurdtbare anflage &C.
gen Sic .Retter ser br1tlid3en S,o1=
ltntion" su finoen fei. oa nod bee'ota
ten 3eremiien %,,euerbings spieoer Que
gespeile erbrad,t muroen fir IS Sale
bon Rotaud,t. beriibt bon Sdspar5e''
on rpeiBen 6ru1,en, 10 Sale bon Der
fud,ter 9sot;u9t. 20 Sale bon Sd}a1ts
aung uno Z 6ale bon Sdano'1ng bon
&uaben. Catholic Naguatne ipr1dt ltd
Damn {ebr idorf iiber Sic Mitertens
EcIitif aus.
50 tperoen 6roufreib's Sdsonota-
ten idlie6li6 in Der ganaen Belt BE-
FAINT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Chimes audi in Tiunlanb.

Ger &orreiponoent ser rMornirg
Eoit" in Stodbolm erfabrt, oaB
l5tinnes, ser fiir5lid mebrere i9pe=
biI6e Sabrifen uno S6iffsmerften
f%altfte, iomie metauurgii9e @ert-
itdtten in 0ormegen, nun feline 90
tigfeit al,d auf 6innlano ausoebnen
noble. SSn Giborg miiroen al1f le1re
@ednung bereits me6rere groBe
5abrifen gebal1t. Ct beabit9t1ge
meiter oie &ontrone iiber Sic @ieBe>
reien bon Noroihmeoen 81 erlart'
gen. Man re9ne ieboG nit Der
Moglidfeit, oaB sic ibmeoiiaen Be
e6rben ii9 Ser %l1ebernabme oer&ot1.
troae Der midtigiten Snonltrter1 oes
2anoes 6ur6 Sttnnes mioerlese1
mcrben.
Ef|E -t-t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
Garnter bertniBf.

Wttdea, g. g., II. Seq. Fafr1d
McNobpe, Elm mo%blbabenoer Sarme1
ms Ser l1mgegenb BON Mtt6ea, mir>
lett mebreren Sage11 bermiBt. Sic Sc.
h0roen befiird)ten Elm Serbred}en,oe nr
a1d Mc9eeboeS Bferb un6 8oger
,rer6en permiBt' unb auBeroem li1>
@lutipure1 entbedt 1poroen, 6ie a1'
einen &f idlieBen loiier. *9e1
Sberiff fab110et ouf einen 6arnrar:
better, ser einen Streit nit Mc9eabit
uehabt baben IoQ. d,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
weibna9tsuGttee.

&inter lit es. Siefe Stille
eaaert ilber Stabt mnS Slnr,
sdImmmernb liegt in SutenbaQe
G%inaebettet sic Nat1t.
Sdmeisenb fummt bic Nadt sesosen
StilIe tmtdt Der Mfpnb beranf
ltnb mt >ueiten 9immelsbosen
@ehen tanienb Sterne anf.
Sprdl! 9a idnllem pl0tlid1 &lange
Nus SEN Salern ,ueit nnS fern,
8mnbernpae Teitseiduse
Sdminsen inbelnb iia gum Serrn.
0nrd bic Serge, bnrd) Bic &lifte,
Die sic Nad1t mod fiji bnrdstebt,
SDnt es Smrd| sic ratben 2nfte
Vie ein frummes Triblingslieb.
!oeiree MadJt! So febrit bn >pieoer
Mit bes Earabieies 8lif,
Nfit ser Tiille iiker 2ieber
3n Ser arueu @slt slriid.
in sen liebltd1 tra1tten @etien
@irb sir mieber upbl, mein 9ers,
itnS ein Trieben itrD1nt init letien
@nselsid1ptngen n%teoerluarts. :
&un Sent Smrm Scr &atbebrale,
Die bem boben Geiit entiprang,
8ie a,1s peltenleg'nem Sale.
S6net ber metaQ'ne Slang:
lin Sen Trieoen sn berfinbeu,
Den Ser 9err ber @elt gebradt,
Tub Sic Grb' befreit BON SinSen
Nus Der tinitern @internadt.
15met fort, ibr fifteen 2ieber,
Gngelfttmme1t, bea nno rein,
Str6mt sleidJ bnft'gem &aliam niche
in bas tu1tnbe 6er5 bimetn!
8rimget ben eriebnten 6rieoen,
Sbr, 10 reid an @immelsrmB,
ltnb mo- @er5en iid seidieben,
Tabret fte einanoer at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22

nen als deficiencies Mnoenten ons berr.s
Tide @emaIoe, oas oos sanfhaari,,m
oerSntbeornle .als fem eigenesgefbe1f
siert, bie,re,, lpirb. M0ge Soft Der
|9iebe Dem BERT. 8iidof 9robec, bell
le,1 aa13er 2ebenSla11f ein Bib Der
atebe %gerpeien, bie elpige 8erseltung
oues @uten, bns er Nenieoen geitiftet,
nid)t LANCER %Dorentbnlten!
Neb1t ben genannten Yildofen bat-
ten iid} CUR 2eidenfeier einaefunben:
9ofap' tier Msgr. Nagl, s.. g., Der
|Dio3eie, bon 2ittle Sails; bodtp'1ter
Wsgr. 9bieba1lt, @ar.5ler oer Di05eie,
bon ct. Glouo, bodtp'iter Wsgr,
! Blahta bon &oDalton, un6 6ie bodm.
@errcn 8. S. 9aupt, SERBIAN q. S.
@nmpnlann, Suuf &api6s; q. q.
INreulier, ct. CLOUD; g. S. &rou, ct.
CLOUD; Matb. 8ntala, aimban &arl
81. Meper, Yrinceton; S. sc. Builder,
Weit linton g. s. &1l5niaf, Gerbam;
S. $. @angbom, minneapolis; Saul
s.. &11nfel, &imbau; Wid). &remer,
let. Sobms; 81. Nr5t, Gauf Centre,
Mnlclm Srtlnann, 9. g. g. Mbanp;
g. 8etermeper, @lenlpooo; 81. S.
@ospooar, Sman &iper;; IS. ganGin-
tel, 8lue @roB; sc. Sderer, Seorl
Safe; s.. s. Wtl6enborg, Maine;
s. %. 8ialfa> Duelm; S. S. Gle
minsfi, minneapolis; q. Silman,
@otfins; 9ermamn &lein, 2altr1p;
gictor Siegler, Miuerpiue;; SIS 8or=
tbelemp, @abaiba; Goleitin &upsner,
%. g. s., Golo Spring; Seinri9
8orger6ing, .. 9. s., ct. Soiepb;
&ilian @ei6, 8. g. s., Gollegebile;
Martin S6mitt, 3. g.. g., Meire
@robe;; @ilb. 81. Nenner, Brandon;
s. 6. 8prns, ct. Saul; P. geoa, g..
s., ct. &o1a; P. Sermann, 8.
g. s., ct. Saul; S. q. &ilian Mel-
role; P. N}agn11s, 8. g. g., Mbon;
2ambert @edmertb, ct. Sobns; S.
811Bn1ann, ct. Glouo; S. 9. Sn5bef,
gromeroiae; S. 6. &ouidl SPRING
fiel6; Mrtbl1r 2amotbe, 2ittle Sons;
8. Eeaet> 8eue Yroirie; 81. S. Sos
leben, Seem Him; Otbmor Grren, 8.
@. g., Minneapolis; @0min @ieben,
.. 9. g., Minneapolis; Sobn q.
Jearon, Satf Centre; 8. 90. CUNT
per, &odbiue; S. @irrnenfamp, ct.
@louo; Matbios @offmonn, @aite
Earf; Cute Stint, 0.S.@., ct. Glol16;
g. s. Scotia Gilman; $. 6. Grom=
men, Morriu; S. 9boraf, @Iiiobeb;
8. @eigonb, ct. MntbonD; IS. 90.
Sung ct. Saul; s. Stei9en, ct.
Sobns; g. 81. &uih 5olep; 6. S.
6itgerol6, Minneapolis; sos. Blod,
ct. Sobns; P. Meeinra6, 3. g. g.,
@ol6 @pring; Sobn Meier, Binono;
Sobm Bleonif, Soliet, ST.; Srm5 S.
|Sirit, Safe &eno; S. 3itur, 5taples;
Sobn &ral, Gorrelton; Sobn Ma1lial,
2ittle Saus; sos. N. Stepban, Sos
coe; S. S. &romolidi, Nortb Brairie;
6rancts Wpp, Sa1f &api0s; Setter
&op, ct. Saul; @eo. M. &otDleS, ct.
Baul; Norbert @rotb, Ha6na; Soiepb
&reuter, .. g. S.. ct. Sobns; S. g.
8ren6er, 2nremburg; 9. sc. S'Dris=
con, &an6ou; St. &aien> germiaton;
8erner S9meppenbetm, 8. g. g.,
ct. Soiepb; 81. S. @ito1psfi, Mpon;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-12-22
100000 9entide aus Goieu nns
@eItprenFcn aasgeiuanSert.

Nad) omtlidcrl Seitlteuungen oes
soiener Minilterium iinb bisber
1!ls Sen cbemaligen prenbii6en &C.
5bieten, Sen &ropin5en Sofen rno
8eltpreuBen, etna 100000 Deltt=
;1e uusgetpal,oert, oas iino 10O,-
900 mebr, als man na4 5basar'
zen bisber nngenommen bette.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

Connecticut. Born in Berlin, he at
 tended the New Britain High school.
 where he played football on cham
 pionship elevens. He completed his
 law course at Dartmouth, whore he
 was rated as one of tho best linemen on the football eleven at Hanover in years. He graduated at Dartmouth in
 1909. On entering into practice in this city. he became associated with Judge George w. Klett. He served for several years as liquor prosecu- tor, and when Judge John H. Kirk ham was made judge of the city and police courts following tho death of tho late Judge James T. Meskill, he was named deputy judge. AS a mem- Der of the Elks he has served in able capacity in the various chairs Of the organization. Ho was chairman of tho fair committee two years ago, which held one of tho most success fui events in the history of tho lodge.
 Other officers elected last night arc as follows: Esteemed leading knight. John w. Lockett: esteemed featuring knight. Richard C, Brown; esteemed loyal knight. Thomas F. Jackson: secretary. Dudley T. Holmes; treas urer. James M. Curtin: tyler. John T. Foley: trustee for three years, Will liam E. Beers. There are several ap- pointiye offices to be filled by the new exalted ruler. Secretary Holmes ana Treasurer Curtin are assuming office for the 17th consecutive time. Both were named when the lodge was instituted.
 Several social events will be held during the next few weeks. On next evening, venison supper will be served. the proceeds to be used for the flower fund. On March 2i, tho annual banquet will be held.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
SELECT POOL TEAM.

Luby, Cream, smith, Regan. Rouskie
 and welch Represent Tabs.
 Tryouts at the Tabs rooms for places on the pool team which is to oppose the Wallingford Tabs in that town tomorrow night. has resulted in the choice of the following six: James Luby, Thomas Crean, Joseph Smith, William Began, Thomas Rouskie and Martin welch. William Burke. James Riley and John Meski1l will accom- pany the team as substitutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
JUDGE B. W. ALLING
 HEADS LOCAL ELKS
Popular JuriSt Elected Exalted Ruler-SOCial Events Planned

Judgo Benjamin W. filling was last night elected exalted ruler of New Britain lodge. E. r. O. F. He, with the other oficers elected. will as- sume his new chair on April ', when Past Exalted Ruler Thomas C. Mo Kone of Hartford will be the install ling officer.
 The new exalted ruler fs one of tho leading members of the bar in
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04

The Know Him 2" editor was thinking about calling out the re- serves last night after the paper went to press because of the large crowd that was on hand eager to put in a guess for Fire Chief William J.. Noble. Ladies' night was a howling success, and our fire chief should feel f1attered that so many of the fair sex against the rules of the contest, and not against city regulations for the chief to be away, we would have had him here to congratulate Miss Ger trude Anderson of 66 Church street when she appeared with the correct answer. She gets the dollar. In all there were 150 guesses and all were right except three, and they were for Chief Rawlings of the police de- partment.
 The Know Him ?' editor has a few regulations for tonight's guess. All people are barred who are in a business in a direct line between the northeast corner of the South church and the southwest corner of the Northend school, unless they are sure they are right. The gentleman shown above is we'll known locally. Take a chance at the dollar. Who is it? Hint-The marcelle wave is n bit deceiving.
 Get your guess in early. No tele- phone calls.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
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pr records at Morans' .. Pf a prematureiy born hd wrapped in an old |e Curtiss street rail- |is morning. The po- d and Omcer IIerbAt pn the role Of under |g the remains. Pthers. vote for two |tonight.---advt. Fns made during tho |an entrance into tho company at the cor |fTili and Arch street. |e rear door was re- Evidcnt that the burg |ened away as noth- |by tho proprietor.
 at Palaeo tonight mmer, chef at the
 hns accepted q place
 hotel to be opened
 will assume his new Ftl i.
 Inc city aliministrn-
 do at the city meet
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
 Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus. teroie once you experience the glad re. lief it gives.
 Get jar at once from the nearest drug store. It Is clean, white ointment. made with the oil of mustard. Better than . mustard piaster and does moi blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed onf @ Musterole is recommended by many ooctors and nurses. Millions of jars ara used annually for broochitis. ero1p. stii necE aTnms. neuralgia. pieurisy. rheu. ma9sm, iumoago. pains and aches of ti,s
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
hACE INHERITED.

Meehan late last
 That the tank on top pudding on commar- PEerfiowinR and that ng Into the building. Hornkohl was noti- Ion the wator. avert lge.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
! REcoBERE:D.

|McCabe carly this Ford car on Chest |reported the matter |nd it developed that
 been tsolen earlier Hartford. The Hart ! |n0fified.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-04
MUST GIVE DECISIONS

nIass. Win Not Permit Boxing Matches M to End in Draw.
 nQf March 4.-Any professional
 ogRts- -io ihis state is slIre
The New York herald., 1921-10-13
HYLAN TAXES CALLED
BLIGHT ON BUSINESS
Mayor Has Failed All His
Pledges, Says Behning.

Business men have received little re-
turn for the tremendously high city
taxes they have had to pay asserts
Albert Behning. who 10 organizing these
forces In the community for the
Coalition ticket. lie said yesterday:
I'VE are not willing to place again
the finances and the business OF great
cooperative enterprise like New York in
the hands OF man who asks US again
to elect him Mayor and displays the
astonishing record OF not a single, soil
tary one of his pledges kept and the
business men of the city suffering un-
der the most excessive tax rates they
have ever known.
During the nearly four years OF MI
Hylan's administration there has been
practically one unsolved murder for al
most one day in every four. The loss
from burglary has amounted to hun
dreds of millions OF dollars and COM
panies which deal in burglary insurance
have been wound up, In spite OF an ad-
vance In premium, which the people
have had to pay, which was heavy
enough to drive many of the people In
sured out Of business. Robbery with
violence has correspondingly increased"
The so-called business admiristra-
ton" OF Mayor Hylan. Mr.. Behning de-
clared, takes more than 100000 from
the peoples pockets IN taxes every
twenty-fo hours. This Is 100000 more
than was taken under the previous ad-
minlstration.
The New York herald., 1921-10-13
FUSION PLATFORM
TOCANDIDATES
All on Ticket Invited to Pass
on Declarations at a Meet
ing To-day.

Candidates on the coalition ticket have
been invited TO expires their views on the
platform to-day. The platform was com
committee yesterday and will be passed
Upon by the full committee and such
candidates as accept the invitation to
attend the meeting this afternoon at the
Murray Hill Hotel
It is hoped to have the declaration
OF principles published before the end
of the week. but it looked last night as
though there might be some serious diff
ferences Of opinion. In many respects
the platform of the coalition committee,
of which Joseph M. Price Is chairman,
differed radically from that adopted by
President Henry H. Curran, the candi-
date for Mayor. The latter has said right
along that they might change the
phraseology Of his platform and add to
II to some extent, but after all he would
have to stick to his principles as enun-
ciated in the primary campaign.
4 finance committee OF nifty has been
selected, but was not made public last
night because acceptances had not been
received from all the members. The
lack Of this committee has nampered
the work Of the campaign because so far
not five cent piece has come into the
treasury.
There also Is some uncertainty about
the budget committee OF three, which
also win be the Board of Strategy
United States Senator William Nj. Cal
der, Charles d. Hilles and Joseph M.
Price had been selected, but Henry w
Taft. chairman OF the Coalition commit
tee, said last night there might be some
changes. u. ]. H. kracke may be sub
stituted for Senator Calder. who VIII
have to spend much time in Washington
President Curran had long confer
ence with John j. Lyons. his campaign
manager, and later they talked with Mr.
Taft, Mr. Price and Richard w. Law
renee in regard to the finances OF the
campaign.
Mayor Hy,an talks a great deal
about a five cent fare" said Mr.. Cur
ran, when asked If he had any comment
to make on Mayor Hylan's criticism OF
his stand on the traction matter, "bul
he doesn't have to hang to strap twice
day. in the middle or car packed
to suffocation, the way the rest of US do
II am for a five cent fare, but also
am for decent service with 1t. That
is just where Mayor Hylan and l DIFF
fer"
II wonder who wrote the Mayors
statement for him." added the candidate
with chuckle.
Major and Mrs. Curran celebrated
their sixteenth wedding anniversary
yesterday by dining together at home
and attending the theatre in the eve
ming.