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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
,,Dagen derpaa.'

uDagen defpaa.
IAftes (Onsdag) holdt Harmo-
MEN notwithstanding og der
paa Smoker for at celebrere den
vel o~verstaaede Koncert. Resul-
tatet af notwithstanding vii vi
bringe nseste Uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
lansk-amerikanske Sangforenin.

Observation-Disclosures S~angfOrenln
ger.
Vor populere Tenor Holger Pc
dersen sang som Solonumre Sere
nede af der var engang" og ,,de1
~Spillemand" men MATTE 10 kvit
tere for Diet stormende Bifalc
med adskillige de capo numre. V:
kan intet tilf9je udover hvad v
saa ofte har sagt ON Holger Pc.
dersen, han synger sig ind i Folks
Hjerter.
Miss Mary Leander viste sig at
vere en- Sangerinde af fgrste
Rang med en- IVelskabt, klokkeren
og omfattende Mezzo-Sopran.
Kunsterinden ydede saa lodge
Sager som Meyersohns The Pro
phet" og Upwards the Flames
roll fra II Trovatorl og viste heI
hele sin rige Sangkunst. Miss
Leander sang ogsaa Lange-Mul-
lers vidunderlig smukke EN- En-
gel har rert we'd din Pande og
slap like for man tillige fix: 81
Danmarkf er jeg f9dt". Denne
danske Sangerinde besidder rige
Stemmemidler og kastede CLANS
over Koncerten i Sundays, = den
fneste Harmonien endnu har
holdt.
Eft lille historisk Intermezzo
var Overr@kkelsen af de to be-
r1mte Lurer, den f9rste h9rtes
paa Udstillingen i San Francisco,
og er de eneste to Kopier af de
gamle Lurer, der fndes uden for
Danmark. I en- serdeles smukt
Tale overrakte Direkt9r
Carl Antonsen disse Lurer paa
DR.. Henius og egne Vegne som
en- Gave til Harmonien, der f6ler
sig stolt over at besidde disse
to historiske Relikvier.
ON Aftenen var der stor Ban
ket i DANA Hall, der var fyldt
til, sidste Plads. Der serveredes
Gaasesteg med alt Tilbeh1r, og
President Orla JUL bod Velkom-
men, hvorefter c.. P. Ditiefsen
overtog Hvervet som OrGstyrer.
Den gamle Sangveteran Henry
Petersen, en- af Stifternc talte
for Foreningen, hvorefter en- at
Carl Hansen s@rlig smukt skreven
Sang blew sunget. Hon. Niels
JUL talte vittigt for Damerne og
en- lang R@kke af Talere havde
Ordet, bl. a.. Carl Antonsen, Hen
ny L.. Hertz, Orla JUL og mango
andre. Saavel Alex Roos som
Holger Petersen sang for Folket
saa Diet jublede og Miss Leander
forbausede Publikum med sit
eminente Talent som Pianistinde.
Viggo Jensen, en- gammel Harmo-
mist bragte en- Hilsen fra Muske-
gon og den dervaerende Sangfor-
ening og Anders Nielsen morede
Publikum med sine vittige Be
merkninger. En- Avis opl@stes
og gjorde Lykke, ligeledes en-
morsom Sang af Otto Jensen. Der
indl@b Hilsen fra Konsul R. Bau,
man og Telegrammer fra den
gamle Harmonist og Ekspr@si.
dent A. Brandt i Des Moines.
Sangforeningen@ Illinois, Bj6rgvin
og andre.
En- anonym Giver skj@nkede
en- pragtfuld Diamantlyre til Har.
monien, og den skal bares at
PT@sidenten.
All i alt herskede der den ge.
mytligste misunderstanding we'd
Bordet. AT indbudte Caster val
Dansk Arbejdersangforening
President, Dinus M6ller, DEF
bragte en- Hilsen fra sin Fore.
ming, SAINT Vicepr@sidenten fol
svensk- Sangerforbund Mr.. Lin.
str6m fra Boston.
Da Bordet h@vedes, tog Dan.
sen sin Begyndelsen, = og smart
var Harmonious IS aarige
Stiftelsesfest en- ,,sage blott'
Men den vii lenge mindes.
an 49, Y.11-.:-
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Scand.-Am. Empl. Agency

1lS La Sale Street.
3eIefoner Stne 637O-6371.
U1pifer &Iabfer til 1pIf ! aIIe 2ips.
filliu8er.
G1aent fpr @canbiuania,1.A diner. Cine
% ieIger 8iuetter til 9onn1arf
til auer 1abeite 8rtier.
Danfe &rpuer fe1ges til aller be6ite
&urS. S%nofettes I 6arffe Banter
,16er1 r16gift for aigberne.
etbertp Bombs fipbes og ielges til
9agens be6fte @rtfer.
s. 6. Senfen, Gier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

C1nn betalt ned k6ber en- Farm.
YlOV Ingen yderligere Detailing 10
Aar; ingen Tsrke; ingen Oversyemmelser::.
.fineste sedarter,iG rsnsager, Frugt, Klsver,
Mejeri, Honning. stort Marked, ingen Sand
Stem, sumpe eller Alkali; frit Brendsel;
aoget If Diet rigestei Wisconsin. Skrivi Dag;
se hvor godt Msnd med faa Penfe skaber
fvxrdifulde, ideale HEN .Eier, Z. Loveland,
gPllymouth Bldg, Minnespolls, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
S~kuespiller
Christian Schr9der.

~
K@bing Falster og Censor P. A,
Rosenberg = ham, der siger, Gud
fri os for S@nner, de ender enten
i Tugthuset eller med at udstille
paa den Erie" God Skuespiller
iSchr9dertnu maaske som Stations
! forstander i Vemb. Danmark hav-
de vaeret en- Stationsforstander
mere og en- Skuespiller mindre.
Da Diet imidlertid er lettere at
fnde en- navnl6s Stationsforstan-
der end en- landskendt Skuespil-
Ter vover vi de klassiske Ord: Oct
var maaske godt, at Diet gik som
Diet gik.
Ude i den pseudo-obskure
Clark Streets paene Ende finder
vi Kunstneren i en- pyntelig lille
,,Parlor' hos sine to S1nner.
bet var forester like uden
en- Wis Engstelse, at vi s@gte
Chr. SCHROEDER Skuespilleren pri-
vat. '
Wide Komikeren med Scene
vaere Hypokondristen uden See
ne? vi erindrer os Vitsemage-
rem Mark Twain, der fix Folk til
at lie, mems han selv sad og hui
kede, Rosseaus h9jstemte Pris til
Livet - med Craaden i Halsen
for like at tale on vor allersom-
kaereste = og naereste Uncle
Sam, der gaar rundt med en-
Mine som en- Rottesluger, enda
hans Motto evindelig lyder, Keep
smiling::~
Behageligt derfor, da Hr.
Schr9der Kom os i Mode jovial
smilende, demokratisk paakledt
uden Frakke med en- Visestump
af Geisha' paa L@ben.
Hr. SCHROEDER var jernbaneassi-
stent i IL Aar, for han gik til
Scenen, f~orteller han. Der err
a'er og ser saaledes I'D --)
til Thalias Tempel. ID. S. B."
synes fortrinsvis at fostre Komi-
kere, - Naglekilde Petersen
naaede at bleve Stationsforstan-
de, for han blew Forfatter - som
Statstelegrafen f%rembringer ma
tionale og julestemte Lyrikere
som Faber, Realester som Harald
Tandrup og Postmaster som Hen
rik Jespersen.
F9rst med en- Forflyttelse til
Nyk0bingS der 10 lgger nar
Rodby. h@ngende over Hovedet
fix Hr. Schr9der Mod til at kaste
Terningerne og gaa over Kunsten
Rubicon til Syr eller Fald. =
bet blew Syr, men like straks.
Han var 2 Aar Elev we'd Dag
marteatret, hvor den suverene
og .billedsk9nne Martinius Mel
sen saa meddelte ham, at han
like havde veret~i Stand til at
opdage Spor af Talent hos Schr6-
der.
,,Det var lige haardt nok' 81.
ger Hr. Schroeder. = Derefter
Prove paa del Kgl'' med Anita.
gelse, men til en- saa lille Gage,
at han, der allerede dengang hav-
de Familie MATTE afslaa Til
budet.
Da opstod Redningen i P. A.
Rosenberg: davserende Scenein.
strukt6r we'd Folketeatret, under
Dir. Abrahams. Han fix udvir.
ket en- anstaendig Ans@ttelse for
Hr. SCHROEDER, og her begyndte
han af faa ct Navn.
Med Navnet fulgte Engage
menter; efterhaanden we'd Betty
Nansen Teatret Kasino og Opera
Comique j Christiania. = Wort
pjeblikkelige Indtryk at Skuespil.
leren err hans Evne til i lige h6:
Grad at beherske Ansigtet som
fStemmen.
Hans kunstneriste Vesen Ell
Mink og Diktion. We'd disse
Midler har han da ogsaa svun:
get sig op til Pengeskabs - .oe
Fl6jtenisers Holder.
,,Visen er vel Deres egentlige
Element"
,,Nej Diet er skam Operette1
og Karakterrollen. Der hal
jeg haft nit st6rste Publikum
Men jeg har ogsaa spillet alvorli
&c Roller og haft megen Gl@dt
af det."
,,Har De flmet??"
bet har jeg r%igtignok: jeg ha:
saammnd Ogsaa SEW skrevet Film
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
40 Aars Jubil@um.

Centralkomiteen for samtlige D.
S. S. og D. B. S. Logger her i Bye,>
m%eddeler, at der vii b]ive arran-
geret en- stor Blanket paa Morri-
son Hotel Mandag den anden ia.
nuar 1922 for at fejre Brodersam.
fundets 40 aarige Jubilaeum.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

OnSker . m..ns ia s. IL Land.
Paa vortfrugtbare, "tut over overbreadte.
LSvskov Land, midtj KlovereSnen, skandi-
navi'k Settlement. Let og billigt at rydde,
Countyet financierer Rydning. F5rste Avl
betaler for Land o& Rydnine. Lang Grotid:
tint klima, mildnet at Lake Superior. A.
grSder: KlSver, Alfalfa, Kartofler, M.;..
smaased, Lermuld. Godt Marked, code
Sko1erog Veje. Lave met wholesale Pri,er.
lette Vilkaar. Landmend-skriv Dag ef-
ter nSjere Besked. Minnesota Land &
Development Co., Little Marais. Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

0nsker De E. HEN j .kandi;
udmerket klina, Jernbaner. a@r code
Markeder' bi!lig Pris: Felgende Farme:
nm ~ ACES scnas, l Mil herfra, $1,000; god Is
Acres 1890; 60 Acres $780, 81 Acres
soooo' "a Acres $l4O0. Skovland SO Or.
Acre og hSjere. Bessg elldr skriv til
TENNESSEE RIDGE REAL ESTATE ca.
Tennessee Ridge, Tennessee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

~ Acres s %i1 dy ;yfsi S 6 MI f.; .; s;.:
Mil fra Skole. Dette er en- billip
Farm til Sis. 90 pr. Acre. vi vii give go..
de vi!kaar. Har andre Farme til Sale.
Skriv efte; Liste.
Anderson Land Company, Willmar, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Der holdtes Mode i DANA Hall
sidste Mandag Aften. Nmrmere
Meddelelse vii komme n@ste
Uge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Rig Host op billet Land

Ter, hvad De ser paa wore Canada Ekskursioner. Sort Muld, aaben
Preri, nogen Skov, regnsikkert Distrikt. Oct bedste binige Land.
der fndes; vii fordoblesi Vardi, naar Diet ploes. Undersag, skriv
'efter Literatur. Scandinavian Canadian Land Co., 613 Phoenix
Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Landshelligdag.

Landshelligdag.
President Harding haf under
,tegnet den Fellesresolution, som,
g0r den II November j Aar til
,,lovlig Hellfgdag".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11
Uhuapn.
c. P. DITLEFsEN
Gitp @bitor & Managcr.
SUIT, at rGbicago @oiten"s @on-
or / 6remtioen err: 1862 So. ST.
sann glue. Eelefon Belmont 1887.

Firrinss Katie
.er absolut~den bedste. &c. Fir
ring, 1915 Lauredale Ave. Adv
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

TO 1.@o 6 Mil IRA Anoka en- kvartN Nil fra Skolee n hhv Mil fra KjLe
= ACRES, ved Hovedvj, Telefon. 40 Acres dyket 10 kov 70 a.
--l land As Gresma 2Afafa Ler ogsandblande+ aot M
Alt fncedog cross feuced. Nj V@resersS tucco Hus he Kalder Citerne e1eL+I.L
vs. Furnace Stald til OKrature O. nok H Honsehus, Svinehus GARAGE 49,
Granery 2gode Bronde, IN havA reF ruethav med Blomme.l Ebe-og Psretr.as
ct andet Sed a Farmen hndes ct 4 VarasersH HUI, Staldo O Maskinsu snnuL
Pantninp Pris: s125o, leHeV iIkaar. Skrv efer Listeo owe andre Farrne
JOHN BENNER, Anoka, MINI.
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ct nyt Hgjskolem0de.

Torsdag Aften den II. Novem-
Der taller Forstander for Dane
bod H@jskole Pastor ?. B. Am
mentorp j St. Pederss Kirke.
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WALDEMAR BAUER

SAGFDRER
Phone: Dearborn 2I79
.Kontor: $40 REAPER BLOCK
los N. Clark ST., Chicago
Vestsidens Konror: 1850 w.
North Ave, cor. Rockwell St
Aabent: Mandag, Onsdag OF
Fredag fra 4 Efterm.-7 Aften.
Phone: Humboldt 2AIo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

Eni Farvetryk smukt i'd
80 styret Kalender for 1922
II vii 4ogsaa dette Aar blive
gratis uddelt. Ansoeninser desangaa.
.ende bsr indsendes snarest mulig.
Scandinavian American Line,
M No. Dearborn ST, Chicago, III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-11-11

.Slels Juui . Roy Juu'
Herbert JUL
IUUL & JUL.
SagfSrere.
7cs Y. M. C.. A. Building,
10 So. La Sale St.
Tel. Randolph $780,.
Sager fgres for allie Retter.
Arvesager ordnes saavel i Dan
mark son: her. Code Liam gives
paa Real Estate. Mortgages til
Salg. Abstrakter unders6ges
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
LONG BROTHERS
 SENT TO JAIL
(Continued From First Pagej


 former and 5000 in the latter case l3rancherry has pleaded not guilty and l3ibault guilty to charges of defraud- ing the North River Insurance Co. out of S4,000 on November 1, 1920. The arrest of the two followed ar investigation by the state police cover ing a period of more than year A Revere car owned by Brancherry was burned in Avon, August 25, 1920, and payment of insurance on policy taken in May, 1920 was made
 Fraud in Auto Case
 The warrant that Brancherry and Thibaut were arrested on, makes the following allegation:
 "On October 2S Brancherry signed and made oath to the proof of a loss at the request of the insurance com pany in which he falsely and fraudu- ently represented. among other things that said loss did not originate by any act, design of procurement of said j. M. Brancherry, knowing that the fire was caused by Harold C. Thibault upon procurement of Brancherry."
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13

"The Big store, Baphaers Dept. Store will cash your Christmas Checks. "-adV.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
BRADY MAY
 BECOME CANDIDATE
Continued From First Page)

of the injunction suit brought by the New Britain Taxpayers association last year and acted on another mat ter involving the city's interest This was when the petition of the Swedish Bethany church for the removal of q gasoline station on South Main street was being acted upon and Lawyer
 Brady was representing the gasoline station owners. A settlement out of court was reached. Shortly thereaft- CT Lawyer Brady wrote c letter to the mayor in which the latter was com mended for lis aid in adjusting the matter.
 On the other hand, friends of As sstant Prosecutor Joseph c. Woods are Eallyiug to his standard and, it is said, he has been assured suEstan- tial support in the council. Many members Of the council are reported l as being oc the opinion that since Mir, Woods has been the assistant prose cutor for several years, it is no more than right and just that he shoEld receive promotion when the oppor- tunity presents
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13

We Cash Christmas Checks - The Big Store, Raphael's Dept. Store. ''-- advt
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
TWO COURTS RUNNING
Patrolmen's Room at Police Head quarters is Utilized When Other Hearing Room is in Use.

Because of the volume of business before the city court this morning, it was found necessary to use an i'm provised court room ill the patrol mems room at police headquarters, if the cases assigned were to be heard today.
 Referee Marcus Holcomb occupied the bench in the court room proper, hearing the evidence in the suit of r. NJ. Hall vs. John Carbo. In the patrolmen's room, Judge B. W. filling heard the suit of M. P. Leghorn ys the N. Y, N H. X H. R. R.
 Because of today's experience, it is probable that the New Britain Bar as- sociation will petition the common council for the use of the council chamber as @ city court room. If it's use is granted, the present city court room could be used when, like today there is a great volume of business.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
GOOD PLUMBING
 TALK SUBJECT
New York Man Speaks at Cham-
 Der Of Commerce

Babies coming into home Whert modern up-to-date plumbing is in. stalled have 97 chances out of loo to live through the critical stages of their lives, up until they become five years of age, as compared to so chances out of 100 of living if born where there is no modern plumbing, if United States government statistics are correct, according to statement made last evening by Daniel L.. Han sen, of New York, MT. Hansen is a representative Of the National Trade Extension Bureau, a sales promotion organization made up of manutactur- CTS and jobbers of plumbing and heating material
 The address was delivered to the master plumbers of New Britain at a special meeting in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms last evening. The meeting was one of series of such meetings whereby the leading plum bers in the city are endearoring tu have the smaller ones come into the association for the general bcttermeut of the business and the raising and keeping of local plumbing conditions to the highest possible standards.
 The value Of publicity and news paper advertising was discussed anI dwelt upon for some length. Ire mendous strides made during the past year through the advertising medium were commented upon Not only Was the small individual advertisement recommended but full page spreads of gI7
 It was decided 10 hold a meeting at some later date when all civic bodies of the city could be invited, when Mr Hansen will be invited to give q com munity message.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13

low passenger on the truck was slightly injured,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
BLOCK IS SOLD

Peer I'iedorc2yk has sold to Pat rick McGovern Of Hartford, the block at the corner of North street and Hartford avenue where the Hardware City cafe was formerly located, The purchase price is between S20,OO0 and S25, ,000 of which $1&,oOo was paid ir cash.
 The w. F. O'Comor company ot Simsbury has been given a lease ot by Mr. McGovern, from December l5. The rental is $1oo a month during the first two years aHd $l25 during the last three.
 .as-.. =.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
WITH THE POLICE
Autoist Figure in Slight Accidents
 House Broken Into

w. J. Jones of the New Haven dairy company has reported to the police that his car, parked in front of 26t East Main street was struck by Q truck owned by Fagenbaum brothers last evening. and slightly damaged it.
 Mrs. Bennett of 3S7 South Main street has reported that her home was entered last night. A key was used in effecting an ent' ance.
 Wesley Redden of 14 Warlock street, has reported the theft of a re- volver from his car which was left standing on Washington street, last night.
 Henry Rahm Of Ill Belden street, reported a collision between his car and the car driven by Dr. J. NJ. Klein. Slight damage resulted.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
ROTARY NEWS HAS
 INTERESTING ITEMS
Third Edition of Popular Paper Makes its AppnNrHncr-Tclls or
 NcNt Meeting.

"The Truth About American Nalua. | tuu" win be- subject or EN-Congross, man w. G Humphrey who is ot pres . .rul 60 member ot the American Nalua- l ton association and will address the members of the Rotary club at their meeting on ThurmIay noon at the l.lks club, An cAort K being made 10 have this the largest meeting of the year. The business men of the town are especially asked 10 be in at tendance.
 The third issue of Rotary News has made its appearance and contains many items of interest. A committee on "l'eIowship' has been organized and consists of E, J. Porter, chair man, George McAuley and James North,
 Towards the end of the column a short history of Rotary has been sup piled by the editor. New Britain Rotary club is number SGj and was affiliated with National Rotary on April 1921. The first Rotary club was organized in Chicago back in 1905 by Paul P. Harris a coal dealer a mine operator and merchant tailor The club in Boston, which was the first to be organized in the East was the seventh club in existence.
 There are 1031 Rotary clubs in ex- istance and in these clubs there are 5000 members, Flags of % coun- tries were represented at the Edin- burgh Rotary convention. The mem- bership in the International Rotary increased 4,000 during August, Sep tember and October,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
City Items
Player Pianos, c. L. Pierce & Co

Player Pianos, c. L. Pierce &5 Co., -adVt.
 Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner.
 --advt. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Gaelic club will give a social and whist at Judds hall, Thursday evening. Order of Owls, No. 154S, will hold a public whist this evening at Electric hall. Meeting called at 7:30--advt, Pianos, Victroas, C. L. Pierce & Co. --advt.
 Edison Monographs and records. L. A. Gladding.-advt.
 White, red and green tissue for wrapping Xmas packages, at Adkins, 66 Church St.-advt.
 Dance, Turner hall, tomowow night. New Britain Chapter Hadassah.- advt.
 The regular meeting and election of officers of the Catholic Daughters of America will be held tonight at s o'clock in o. '. A. M hall. victrolas and Records at Morans'. --advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
TRADE SCHOOL
 DEFEATS MORSE
Exceptionally Thrilling Ba3AGl-
 bal Gll3 Llus 30 tO 65

In tho first home plme of the sea-. son, the New Britain State Iraat ! school basketball team defeated tE, Morse college live 8y to 2G. The gam, was Jaat and furious throughout. TAl end of the first period showed the score II to 8 In favor of Morse col lcge. However, in the last period the superior pass work and speed of the local team pushed the Orange and Black" rapidly to the front From the side lines the game was extreme ly spectacular with many surprising shots and passes. For Morse college, Fitzgerald starred placing several long shots into the basket. For New Britain, Swanson and Hugo Anderson played well.
 In the preliminary game, the Triangles defeated the Trade school seconds II to T.
 The summary
 Trade school Morse College
 Right Forward Patrus ..,..........,... Fitzgerald
 Left Forward II. Anderson ,... Patterson, Boisvoit
 Center kemenicky ..... Boisvoit Patterson,
 smith, Enstice
 Right Guard Washitz, E. Anderson ..,..., Butler
 Left Guard
 Score, New Britain Trade school, 39: Morse College, 26; Goals, Trade school swanson 8, H. Anderson ', Patrus 3; Morse College, Fitzgerald, 4 Smith 3, Boisvoit 3, Patterson 2, Butler; Goals from fouls, Swanson 3; referee, B. Doherty, timekeeper Swanson; scorer, FitzpatriCk,
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
HARTFORD ACCIDENT
Acri of This City Drives Truck
 Which Strikes Limousine,

An automobile truck driven by Re- g1Jo Neri of 2G6 East Main street Of tlis city collided with q limousine driven by Robert T. Cosgroye of % Hebron avenue Hartford on Farm lngton avenue in that city last even ing. The latter machine was owned by M, W, Jacobs Of Woodland street Hartford
 Ncri told the Hartford police that he was driving at the rate ,ot twenty miles an hour when he saw the linn ousne turn Into a side street, He ap- piled the brake but the car sltidded and after striking the limousine q blow toppled over on its side. A fel-
New Britain herald., 1921-12-13
A. D. $. DANCE.
Affair to be Held Dec. 2S at Shuttle
 Meadow Club.

The annual Christmas dance of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity will be held at the Shuttle Meadow club on Wednesday evening, the twenty eighth of this month. It promises to be a very elaborate affair, and the commit tee in charge Is working hard to make 1t q success, Music will be furnished by Bolton-Cipriano of New Haven, and dancing will be enjoyed from $ until 1 o'clock,
 The committee in charge is: Ever cit Williams, chairman; John Odin and Curtis Booth,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-07-01
Woman Loses Life;
Thrown Against Wires

Dallas, July Mrs. August
Iburg was killed here while doing
the family washing with an electric
washer. She had felt shocks from the
water in the machine. Her sister,
assisting, was working at a tub con-
nected with the city current and
Mrs Iburg was at tub not connect
ed.
The sister received a shock and
fell, knocking Mrs. Iburg against
the charged machine. Several ply
sicians made every effort to resus-
citate her The husband had warned
his wife not to use the machine as
the motor was defective and there
had been trouble in the neighbor-
hood from defective wiring.
The accident occurred In the cell
lar Of the home. the floor OF which
was wet.