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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02

PROFESSIONAL YARDS 10
DR. MAndAhET oAnTRiaHf
Offies Rooss 10, Grant Bids. Phops tfl.1.
Residence li2s East Central
Phone 61lY.
DIR. S. {. CLARKE
Eye. Ear Nose and Throat. Glasses Fitted.
Barnett Bldg. PHONE sac
office Hours . to l2 a N and > to ,. N.
MIsCELI.AAfoI ~
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Return postage paid On mail ordsrt. The
BArnum Studio, anew W. Central, Alba
querque, n. Aex,
WANTgD-Carefui kodak finishing BY mas
ter photographer: twice daily service, Re.
member. sHtitfaction guaranteed. send your
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Hanna s Hanna Master Pbotographers
SUDDEN SERVICE
Tho Red Arror tRii over the West) rem.
dsrs sudden service on Kodak finishing 20
people who dumand quality. Work In be
fore ~ a. o. mailed sane day. Work IN
before 3 = M mailed noon neat day Ad
dress work 10
THE RED ARROW
Albuquerque. East Las Vega,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
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cleaning Phone i3as.R
81 900 Uk $1,000 20 ioaa 90 good seeunty
Inside property Phone nos
WAErED-To barrow $4,000 on good ~.
curitv Address Security care Of
Herald
WAATED-sscond hand bicycles SPOT cash
paid Broad Bicycle and Tsadihg Co. 22O
aouih Second ~ Trlsphone 7ss
OTHERS may tune them-MAy VIII
tune them N your piano or player needs
attentinn and tuning. call o. A AAy ia
south Fourth Phone Aoa
RUG CLEANING - MATTRESS
RENONATING. $3.50 and up.
Furniture Repairing,
Furniture Packing,
stove Repairing.
ERWIN BEDDING co.
We Return Everything But the Dirt
Phone Az. IOtl s. Second 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
MINNESOTA SPENDING
LARGE SUMS ON ROAD
WORK This YEAR
State Trunk and County
Local Highways Being
improved

ST PAUL. MINI. Aug. 2e.-Afln-
nesota this year IL launching an en-
urged public highway deveiopment
program under the Bnbcock plnn. for
plulnfed by Carries NJ. Babcuck. state
"ommissiOne az highways and ndopt.
"a under an amendment to the state
constitution by a vote OF 5g7.ses 10
Federal aid Forthcoming on the
iorner bnais Minnesota will have
valuable this year. Appropriately sac
sas.9oo TO- state trunk ana county
local rond imrovementa. Tire 1921
highway fund estimate is exciusive
OF paving and other street improve
nlentH being made by cities and towns
trough local expenditures.
PREVIOUS 20 the adoption OF the
linhcock plan. all public highway
maintenance and improvements In
Minnesota were made by county and
city and town authorizes The MIN
nesota Highway department acted
iarEely In an advisory capacity. cs-
peeiaiiy on federal and state aid pro-
letth. Highway funds represented the
federal aid superintendent OF &2.Sf0..
zoe q year. and the proceeds Of a l.
mill tax npportioned In aid 90 coun-
ties and on local lcvies. and last year
made a Grand total OF about tiS. O0O.-
900.
The Hahcock plan, adopted by ron.
WituliOuai amendment. transfers to
the state about I.O0e miles 81 arforinl
or rue highways fof future main-
fennnoe and Improvement n pro-
yides that an onerons tax may be
levied, Ia hen Of other taxes. on motor
vehicles nnd that the proceeds. to-
Eether with any federal funds appor-
Toned shall he used for the Improve
ment Of the trunk highway system.
Trunk highways listed In the con-
F'itutional amendment extend Into
cvory section OF tho state. through
the important towns and cities and
Tie regions making Minnesota known
aH "A state OF ten thousand lakes.
Adoption of the constitutional A.
mendment followed y vigorous cam
paign directed by a aemi-public corr
pnration which had branches IN every
community In the state and raised
for It's support approximately $780,
eo0 In contributions
A schedule OF motor vehicle taxes
was worked out. owners paying In
lieu of other taxes and licenses. ex-
cept wheelaEe levies In some cities. .
per rent annually on the basis OF the
factory price nsted. with depreciu-
tlon allowance Ut 20 per rent after 3
years and 90 per cent after & years.
and tax minimums Of ~ on pleasure
cars aud SIS ON trucks Nearly So
600. zoe this year l. expected under
the schedules given.
Approximately &5.0OO.00O ~ new
conatruction Tor 1891 completion IN
about 20 scattered sections placed
under contract at prices from ~ to 60
per cent below 1899 Levels charged
counties.
Seven OF Shakespeare autographs
are In existence today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

Dcpretii IN Psfrus. a. Wen az Of
several encounters Of the Americans
with the MeSican rcvoluiionists-
Atchison countv's memorial AZ RocS-
port. Missouri ~ described, OF spe-
clai significance Ia. that although
R%octport has only i.iO3 inhabitants
according TO the census. Il raised
S2s.0OO ia less than two hours TO
build a memorial 20 It's veterans OF
the world war. To this sufficient
money has been added BY the county
10 enable the erection o. n $4,000
building Of the classic order OF afchi-
lecture which IL 60 become a COM
munity center this fall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
CHAPTER xxxI-Philip Ames Visits My Room
By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

"nu, At Ames my voice was
coming bach. "if you buy flowers only
for che giri YOU most admire. then
surely b. should 90 he ] who receives
Them
"WEy ruf'' %, was uftlur out OF
the green depths of the hos % mass Of
fragrant English NIuIsts
"EDCIus, there ls someone else
whom yuu should admire more.
someone not Zoo This house. I dared.
Hc didn't answer right away, but
vhll, 0 stood hopelgssly near the
table. Dee went about arranging the
flowers iu 90 bowl ON the table.
Che blowers arranged. Philip seat
yd himself nea tho window aud then.
You may bee riEht-for an 1 know.
Cro u, Conunurdl
Copyright 1921 hv Newspaper
Tntorpriscl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

uvs.r a srnster
BlIEFlELn. W. Va. Aus. %
The worst market IN the world for
boo,leGgcrs IL in Mercer county. West
Virginia.
They're being sentenced 10 iail so
last here that they have To walt their
turns o. serve their terms.
For the county jail "a mili
Whom another Noistend %yiolator liz
sentenced. Sheriff b. g. Hunt accepts
bail from him-lf he can furnish it
ana sends Tor him uF soon MS "a pre-
dccessor iR prison completes his sem
teuCs.
me hundred and scventy-flvo
liquor law indictments were returned
"a the last session ~ the grand jury.
The rcason FOR an the activity
wen, Prosecuting Attorney II. B Leo
and Judge J, Frank Maynard hit the
dry suwduRt trail at the recent Bllly
sunday revival meetings herel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
tONIERI;NCE IN
GIIAaO CANNON.

SANTA Fk. Aug. 2g.-Neil Judd.
In charge Of the Geographical So
ciety's expedition TO the Chaco can
yon. closed h seasons work the
last week In August with u sympos-
ium that was attended BY archaeo-
logical workers especially interested
In American archaeology. Among
thdfe who attended was Dr. Syiyanus
q. Morley, who arrived In Santa re
from Washington on August 20 and
proceeded from Santa 70 to the
Chuco canyon. returning IN time for
the Santa Fc Fiesta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
American Killed
BY Mexicans at
Chivela, Consul Says

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-David l..
Hichnrds, an American. was killed by
MeNicnns ~ Chiveig last Friday. nc
cording "a consular adyices from
Sallnn Cruz received today M the
state department Richards home
was at Niles. calf.
The consul gave no details OF tho
kiling except that Il was done by
~uafiVea."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
4 MEAT MARKETS
GET HIGH SCORES
Sanitary Report for the
Month of August
Is Issued

Four mea markets made hlgh
scores IN The sanitary report for the
month or August. the Champion
market teEistering a score OF os.
The report was issued this morning
by pr j. =. Docherty. city and
county health officer. II follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
ART AND

"Art and Archaeology" for August.
Just 60 hand IN the museum library.
has as u fr~ontispiece a very fine cut
Of the home Of the Arts club Of
Washington. There are several other
illustrations hat accompany an art
icle descriptive OF the home by Susan
Hunter Walker. One of the pictures
depicting the arbor of the Arts club
garden looks ms II II had been taken
In the patio OF tho Santa re Arts
club during n OF h recent weekly
teas. Dr. Mitchell Carroll. WE'LL
known In Santa Fc. tells something
OF the activities N tho club. and
other members tell OF It's exhibitions.
~ It's afternoon teas, Of the lectures.
Of It's theatrical aud musical eve
nings. and OF its play-time affairs.
VIII g. Barnes. a member OF the
Now Mexico Archaeological society,
and at one time "a member OF the
New Mexico legislature Is the writer
who Describes delightfully."- the
musical evenings. while Mr.. George
w. johnson sums ~ the ideals OF
the Arts club as follows. First, 10
secure a constant inflow Of fruitful
entertainment. OF specialized knowl-
edge. and OF artistic inspiration from
without the club, Second, to stimu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
LIcrNsEs
Arts and Sciences in the Southwest
By PAUL A. F. L

whore they spent several days. They
were in-expreasively delighted and in
terested with the grandeur OF the
landscape and the prehistoric habita-
tons. Mr.. Roorich will be among
the exhibitors In the Santa Fe exhibit
and expects to spend the fall months
In Santa Re. He Is a contributor TO
many OF the art magazines and has
attained international fame as an
artist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
SANTA m AnT CATNIoGVrs.

The catalogues 81 the annual Taos
n Santa re exhibits which VIII
open ON September o. the beginning
OF Fiesta week. viii he unusually at
tractive. The Santa Re catalogue
VIII have the portraits OF some
twenty artists of the Santa Fc crowd.
as weil "a n reproduction OF one OF
the new paintings on exhibit by each
artist. Tho catalogue will have at
least twenyt-four pages and VIII be
printed on good paper In the most
approved manner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

the esiEiy heinz In Substance a lecture
delivered az the corcoran Gallery OF
Art under the auspices or the Arts
Club Of Washington early this year.
George Julian Zolnay. president Of
tho Arts club, describes Interestingly
Parthenon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
START nIinr u

H'IEN TnlfNHfN breaks Nff en-
gagrment TO Tom bradford. whom
shc had pursued Tor HE mouev she
takes employment an the social score
tlry Of Mrs John Ames In the Aucs
homo she finds Mrs Amcs weary ot
her husband and p-hilundcrinE with
her married hrother-iu-l3w. Philip
Am.s: Phillip Amcs trying TO mako
love 90 herself; ana IL maid. Grace
Cameron, who has been rescued lrum
@ hf" Of shame hy her former hancc.
90 ON WIN THE STORY
! waited for the door ~ ny room
tp oppu. supposlng 10 was Lila Amos
or, perhaps. even Grace Cameron.
Slowly the door opened
Suddenly O. figure stepped quickly
into my room and the door silently
closed.
"Philip Amcs''
gently Gently Lovely LADY,
Don't he indiscreot-Llla Is lust the
other side OF that door and-mlght
hear
IL seemed to me that 7 had never
seen Philip Ames when he wasn't
trying tn hide something. Just then
DE aocmrd the most despicahlo figure.
"You arc the one who ls being in-
discreet N b. seems 20 mo that Won
rro going quite beyond vour right
2 VIZ NNh n H''N Ah'H ffHH" Q
know off,
"Not go nst-soc-T wanted you
to have these "" held out the
square box which he had been carry
ing
I hesitatod.
"You arcn't going TO refuse TO take
them"
And then ! did Just az every other
womnu does In q case Of hat kind
took the ruN. u wasn't because /
wanted the contents Rather u was
hotouso o womuu's first Impulse Is 20
Dee Kind
AREN'T Won going TO omen ne
Arru'f YOU even tho least hit intrr-
cst.d lu what / have brought you
philip said
sun didn't know what 10 say.
'You queer little girl. lvc never
taken anything 90 a gir. hoforo VINO
didn't gurglr and coo over IL. most
ritIa Won Know. GUN their %ruugucsi7
IN tho number NJ boxes ol Flowers
thrv get"
20 shouldn't have them though,
said. lumrly enough.
"And why mott Here, l'i mn" open
them Tor YOU. n 70 man can't huN
fIow,rH for the girl he most admire.
then who should he buy them for
he questioned,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
RUSSIAN ARTIST VISITS
CiIfF DWELLINGS,.

Prof. Nicholas Roorich. the Rus
sian artist, n his family have re-
turned from the Hito de los ifriioirs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs Percy Jackson Of
New YORK city Will be ln Santa Re
for the Santa Fe Fiesta, Mr.. Jackson
coming Go attend tho annual meeting
Of the board of managers OF the
school or American Research, OF
which he ia "a member.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
MODELLING RUST on
NIX. FRANK SPRINGER.

Mr.. Cartiano scarpiua. the eminent
sculptor from New York. who has
wen fame With his busts Of eminent
men has arrived In santa Fe and
Will remain some time to make a
bust of Honorable Frank Springer
Mr.. Scarpitia has been spending some
months ON the Pacific coast. during
which time he has made bustH OF
bronze OF ~. David Starr Jordan,
President BHrrows OF the state TINT.
versity at Berkeley. Mr.. George Mars
ton Of San Diego. and a marble head
OF Mrs. Lyman J. Gage. wife OF the
cN-sccretary OF the treasury. AIR.
Scarpitta has recently finished q
bronze OF the c~x-Secretary OF War
Baker and also one Of Gen. March OF
United States army. Mr.. Scarpitta was
accompanied here by Mr.. Mnnuelc
searlc well known painter and actor
from san Diego, Calif. MIR. Searle
takes the leading part in the serial
The Son Of Tarzan.' which is being
shown az III Onute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

more, and tissues OF impurities. Lave
Inc skin clear, soft, healthy. a. lead
inc toilet counters. II they haven u,
by mail, two sizes, oOc, and @l'-l.
NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Pa'i'. Tenn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
MISSOURI HISTORICAL
REVIEW.

The Missouri Historical Review
just received continues the history OF
"shelby's Expedition to Mexico In
clndcd 10 q thrilling OF the
meeting ~ Colonel Terry and col
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
INnIANs DEFEAT MoI.ys

The Indian School nine defeated
tho De Aolays at the Indian school
grounds yesterday afternoon by the
score OF \ 90 &. n was the third
game the two teams have played
this a aud the second victory
for the Indians w the DE Moiays
Turnkey and James formed the bat
terry for The Dc hoiay team.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Junna Bantista Iarnmiilo, Iaicta
Jose Fiiipe hangre, laleta.
The city az 81. Louis " not In ans
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
Beautify til. Complexion
IN TE DA
Nadinola CREAM
The Unsgualsd Bsautiii,r
Ussd and EadoTssd
BY ThousandH

Guafanlcld % fcmoVe
tan, ifeckles, pimplcs'
~sllluwncsg, etc. -
IRENE ca co. Rid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29

Seven OF Shakespeare's autographs
are In existence today.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
POULTRY SHOW
 TO BE GIVEN
First Of It's Kind in This City at
 Turner Nall

The New Britain Poultry Associa- ton will give its first show and exhi- bition of birds at Turner Hall this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Fully 800 exhibits will be shown and thls will be the first of It's kind ever held in New Britain. Entries have been accepted on recognized varieties of poultry, ducks, geese, turkeys, pig cons and rabbits. Classes for all kinds of poultry will be had and all speci- mems will be cared for by the associ- ton and returned promptly after the exhibit. Prizes will be offered to the best displays. Rules regulating the operating of the fair will be issued and no fowls will be allowed to be taken from the hall without proper orders. Cards will be allowed on the GOODS and no other distinguishing marks will be seen. This will be done by the superintendent.
 The show will be open to the pub lie from 9 o'clock in the morning un- til 10 o'clock at night. The tudres will give their awards US soon as pos- sible that ribbons may be given the winners. The following prizes will be offered for each single class of poul- try First, blue ribbon, $2; second. red ribbons, $1; third, yellow ribbon: fourth, green ribbon; fifth, white rib- bon. Prizes on pens will be as fol- lows: First, blue ribbon and s4; scc- ond, red ribbon and $2; third, yellow ribbon; fourth, green ribbon; fifth. white ribbon.
 For bantams. first prize is Sl, blue ribbon; second, 50 cents ribbon; third fourth, fifth ribbon, classes to be fill ed same as poultry Ribbons only Will be awarded for pigeons, the same to apply in rabbit entries.
 The New Britain Lumber companv mas donated a coop size ' by feet to the winner of best displays. Other donations are, Porter and Dyson. Il cut glass vase to the best display on Rhode Island Reds; J. s. Thomson S1 Tor the best Woman's display winning the greatest number of points; The Doty company of Chicopee, Mass, one selt serving drinking fountain for the best female in the show and Mr Thomson, already mentioned S1 for the heaviest bird. The International Plymouth Rock Journal of Union City, Mich, offers $10 for the hest champion cockerel in barred white puif, partridge, Columbian, blue and rose cob barred. Mayor o. F. Cur us has offered an award of s1 for inc pest male and female in the Buff OrD- inston class.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
PA0NESSA HAS GRIEVANCE
Sixth Ward Alderman Says Police Acted Because He stepped on Somebody's Toes.'

Alderman Angelo M. paonessa, democrat leader in the council, who was arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of violating an automobile statute, in statement is- sued to the press after the session, openly charged that he was the vic- tim of personal feeling which he claims had actuated his arrest.
 The alderman claims that he step ped on somebody's toes" and as re- suit the police ran him in for an of fense, which he asserts, is being com mitted every day and with the Knowl- edge of the police.
 Mir. Paonessa is proprietor Of a To- cal garage. His dealers markers were found on car being used by Welch's Florist shop for more than two days and his arrest followed. paonessa and E. D. Welch, who was also charged with violating the registration statute, were both found guilty and judgment in their cases was suspended.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
City Items

Centennial Lodge, A. r. X A. M., will hold its annual meeting Wedncs- day evening, December !, at 7:3O o'clock. On Wednesday evening, De- cember 27th, the entered apprentice degree will be conferred.
 Girls dresses, all sizes, at Besse- Leland 's.--advt.
 Miss Violet Werner held social for number of her friends at her home 43 Garden street, Saturday evening. Lunch was served and an enjoyable evening was spent.
 whist and entertainment will be given by St. Jean Baptisto society tomorrow evening at the socety's hall.
 The Chiefs degree will eworked upon class at a meeting of the Red- men this evening"
 Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner advt.
 Andree Lodge, No. 47, l. o. o. F. will hold the iniatory degree on large class of candidates, Wednesday evening in Vega Hall on Arch street.
 Victrolas and Records at Morans'. -advt.
 The Daughters of Mary club met at the home of Miss Margaret Brophy of Lawlor street yesterday afternoon. A rehearsal of the play, "The Dia- mond Mystery was held. The P. and T. Whist club will hold a whist party this evening at the home of Mrs. J. E. Conlon on Fremont street.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
William Bcilnke.

William Behnke, aged 75 years, died at the New Britain General hospital this morning following a long illness. lie IS survived by several children, Herman of this city, Rudolph $f St Paul, Minn., Richard of Maine, Will liam, Jr, of San Francisco, Albert of this city, Mrs. Henry Wuchert, Mrs. Frederick Young, Mrs Alfred Larson, Mrs. stewart Carroll and Mrs Paul Beyer, Jr, all of New Britain.
 There are also 27 grandchildren surviving and 5 great grandchildren. The funeral services will be held from ms late home at 26 Brook street on wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. r. w. Schaefer, pastor of the English Lutheran church, will offici- ate and burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
CLUB AT Y. ". TO
 ELECT OFFICERS
Business Women Will Gather on
 Thursday

Both the physical education and the social departments of the Y, w. C. A, have arranged a iHuat lnLereat- ing schedule for the week at this in- stitute. Probably the biggest event of the week will be the meeting of the Business Womcn's club on Thursday. At this time they will meet for the election of officers and business meeting after which Mrs. John Kirk ham is to give some of the charming travel sketches with which she de- lighted the members of the Woman's club. It is not too late for business women who are interested to come in as charter members, and 1t is hoped that some who have not been able to attend former meetings will be able to attend this one.
 Also on Thursday night the Out door Club" will have a very import ant meeting with supper at G:15 fol- lowed by business meeting 10 hear the report of the committee on the Thanksgiving basket and to make plans for the coming month.
 The Laf-a-lot club will have sup per On utSudy HE lI, lol!oN'u ny illt gymhastic class at p. m. Girls are requested to be sure to bring low haeled shoes.
 The Tuesday Christmas club will meet at 7:30 for painting, sealing wax work, etc. There is still room for more membors.
 Swimming, Plunge hours for adults. Tuesday, 2:30, 4, 5:30, o. Thursday, ', 9; Friday, 2:30, 5:30; Saturday, 2, 4; Plunge hours for children, Tuesday A. 5;30; Saturday 9-12.
 Dancing, Rythmic dancing for adults, Thursday 7-S; rythrnic darc- ing for children 5-7 years old, 9;30- 10; rythmic dancing fol children 7-12 years old, 10-10:45.
 Roller skating will be as usual on Saturday morning. There has been a reduction in tie price for girls.
 The Tuesday evening gymnastic class for beginners meets at eight o clock and all girls who have never taken part in gymnastic work are es- pecialy invited to join for few dam- onstration lessons.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28

ly injured and was able to go home an hour after treatment in this hos pital.
 Everett T. Case was. the last one brought to the hospital. It is feared that he sustained internal injuries.
 All Yale Students.
 D, A, Cooke, Honolulu, T, II. Stanley NJ. Cooper New Britain, e. J. M, Decamp, Cincinnati.
 A, II. Doolittle, Spokane, Wash. William II. Forsythe, Milwaukee. Malcolm II. Frost, Lawrence, Mass W. l.. Funnell, Stamford, Conn. R. L. Tulloch, Orange, N, J. John G. Easton.
 John F. Coates, Jr., Little Rock, Ark.
 Y. E. Lamb.
 J. r. Moore.
 About Is persons received first aid treatment at the New Haven hospital and were able to go home. The fol- lowing were admitted and then dis, charged last night.
 Miss Stark, nurse, New Haven hos pital; Miss Oestins, Winchester u,vI- ue; Mrs. Mcdonald, Dwight street.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-28
"45" TOURNAMENT
Local Courts Of Foresters of America
 to Enter Card Games.

The five local courts of the For esters of America, with the Berlin Court as well, has arranged for q "45" card tournament to commence at the opening meeting of Court Charter Oak at Electric Hall this Thursday evening. It will continue throughout the winter months with games being played at the various court club rooms. A lively contest is anticipated as all the courts have strong teams and excellent players on them There wifi be a meeting of the committee in charge at the Court Friendly club rooms on Church street tonight.