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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Savings on Staple Dry Goods

N,Irpf..d bsuls, TAIL CLOTH. IN rJctty floral and
Wdcuurdir~l lattins ytIdg square. Each onlyS...5
7-Igb sheaF, ot god .rIc Diamond Shooting.
vlrh 93c
Sisgo HeaVlyt Grad, uin' IN finish Hcmmcd sheets
liar s..uj quality ttuar3ne,d Premium Brand
al ouis Sl.5O
o. .avy hLarhct TtrkIsh Towels. nlzr sGxt0 made
from very hest Liadc Terry cloth the pair only 7gc
Huoi Towels N'.y thick and heavy. si.' tSX3G. with
Fast color RCD 3lricrr and neatly h'mrod the
plW Toe
Cotton Huck Towels. suft and ais rh mt lcx3s.
per dozen {i3j, TIL pair 25c
Black Satccn. 90 inches wide, IN excellent Lustrous
Quality that Is good and scryicoahlc the yard Use
Finest grade 27.nch Mrrc rlzcd Poplins all colors
ihc YARD .,,...,......,.... 33c
Heavy lurl'p frll 81 rches wide. attractive Dark
Green Color. AT tn Nu'l ......................s zoe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
CLARA HAM0N TOLD
u TO LEAVE ARDM0RE
AFTER THE TRAGEDY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

agreed 20 get u for her Nichus quote,
cara a. having said Jake Hancn iol,
her she might have TINT amount
Defense counsel ~ Ear has beet
STRIFE, In bringing statements from ca"f
q the state witnesses who sworc e.
unowiedc. 81 the manner ~ the shoot
inc, tnnt they had kept u d"el
s'cre,. having raid nothing 20 imssel
n Brown. county attorney, when h.
was making nm Investigation u n,
affair. or 10 sheriff Buck Garrett,
Each wltncsa testified he had b'ci
t.ouhd 20 secrecy ~ Hamon from hi
dsaih bod. nnd that Mr Hamon's d.
az ana that nothing be said unlcs
ntccsary. that hi family mlsht b
sisircd humiliation.
on tn evening % the shooting. Mf
Nichols today testified Hamon hn'
exhibited 20 him a new suit of cloth'
he had had made especially TO wear &
the 'lnaueura,ion of President Harding
and In which hs was buried.
Chauffeur Testifies
Other points brought out at todayt
short session q court were tha
Everett W. Sails. chauffeur e.
Dallas. Texas. had driven Clara Hamoi
frmn Dallas. 10 Cisco. Texas. whor'
she boarded a train Tor ~ Pasn, Texas
enroute g. Chihuahua. Mexico, that sh
had attempted 10 rent an aeroplanc a
Dallas. and that on the trip west frun
Dallas. she had ridden with two pistol
partly concealed In her lap.
Salts testified he made the fire
statement regarding having driven g.
the defendant. to newspaper man
and recsived SO for It.
lie said Clara Hamon told him M
had shot a man. hoped he died. an,
tina; she had asked whether Al new q
cd pistol was the better 20 shoot MAJ
with 10 kill him. Sails said h. toh
her an old one, a. rust and dirt thei
would held make the wound worse.
i. II had been Intended to hold shnr
afternoon session u court today, bu
when the noon hour arrived. $. 7
Freeing. State Attorney General 10
charge u the prosecution. said III
state could not complete It's presenia
tion Of testimony today. and sugEcstc'
m adjournment until o'clock Mondl
morning. to which defense counsc
agreed.
The out 81 town attorneys returne,
. TO their homes at Fort Worth. Texas
! and oklah ma City. on afternoon train
Mira Hamon. the widow was unabh
o. b. m court today. II was said
hreakdown ~ ycefertiay when Atturn t
s.A.lal ETceling displayed TO the jur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

~ N4rla'-i".f "Hi.rra rm,nia and
hlri NJ ilan.H had worn when be-
an shut. bad rendered her unable Co
ave home. Ter SON. Jake l. Jr,
year. odd was bon hls usual seat op.
1sit, ihp defendant ava James e..
Rod SeoEuo' oBrlen ~ Chicago.
irs. lannon's personal attorney was
% g-arf '0 protect h,r interests Doe the
lila
The attendant today seemed com.
us'l. ami fUr ne first time. smiled 90
umwuu. plssIED- 900 thD testimony 60
ig,,i.uns 90 counsel She also rrmoy.
7 her hlt ff DO. first tW, ana seemed
nor, 90 'sf. than 90 pr'c,diur eos
lOr"
She drew her ATTORNEYS % hcr side
dufng 'hr examination "
itrrss.s vh. W,r, detailing expires
ions they uld sha had made and ac.
ions thy said she had taken.
u,r ls y,aI odd brother Jimmie. lp.
ear,i o., hrr sd, in court fHr The
lrri tm. ll,r mother. apparently
rlmly composed. sat hrsIdp the d'f'n.
ant aa usual Her sister Mrs y g..
Nalunr ~ Wis ~. Okla was NOT boz
her customary place hsidr chn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
$500 Finest Georgette
Crepes Sl.4S

Don't confuse this Guaranteed Quality
with low grade silk that IL does not
pay to buy These viii laundcr und
wear splcndidly They come 20 inches
wid. All colurs ..................S ~
iblnch pclblrttc, In the new and
popular Grey Priced Special yard $685.
3sIugh SOLE Clhachon kimona silks,
lovely lustre and pretty patterns. the
yard ........,............,......Sl.95
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Crepe de Chine Shifting
Silks Sl.95

No greater SIX Value ever shown.
They come In various attractive shirt.
ing stripes and colorings and az, 90
inches wide and sold as hlrh as 1876
per ward. Collar Band Free with each
purchase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
LLuULnIvll0 nINNWU99 "1VUy NTfTTAVE'
AUSTIN; SERGEANT AT ARMS WAS
FORCED TO ROUND UP ABSENTEES
~ Ar,ssls,sdrrss

~ Arsosaird rrsss.
AUSTIN Texas March a. The
asst day ~ The regular =, sion ~ me
Thirty seventh Legislature wac featured
~ rowling an almost dead nm lusi'll
ng q littl, liir into IL and then passing
u finally o. h. sent 90 The governor Con
lnal nction The measure that WAS so
Npcdllluusly handled was the West
c"xas A. and N. bin which had recoi,
terrible inli yesterday when the
iouso refused 10 adopt the fro confer
nee report submitted by tho commit.
or This action was trrunsidorrd to
lay and Do, conference report adopted.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
U. S. PROBABLY RECOGNIZE
THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT

ny Associated rrsta.
Nf'Ni"p rirY Nrr - pn-pi.innt
ruurs that an unnamed cmissiry from
President Harding To President obrcgon
Is carrying basic points Tor recognition
~ M,Nlop hy M United States. were
dcnlcd in al official quarters here to.
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Rare Quality Crepe
Meteors S3.4S

These beautiful Fabrics are too we'll
known 10 make their description ncccs.
AIRY They are uf highest quality 81.
uinublc and come forty inches wide In
ulurH Black and Brown. \ very un.
usual value ut the yard ......... SEAS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Vampire bats are numerous aud dan.
grrous IN South America.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
$3.50 Grade Pongee Silks
Sl.l9

Natural shade ot Pongrc that b. AL
Pune SIX ~ Extra Heavy Weight and
viii wash like fine linen and viii xiv"
more real service Tor the prize than
amy material obiainahlc az ~" low cost
~ uHly Observation-Disclosures. .Sl.le
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Fish nets made from sea grass are
both strong and Dhuu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

The Hague IL one Of the Handsomcst
cities IN Holland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Thines You Need Every Day

These uricos hold good a. long as quantities last
Fine Sen island ward wide rnt,cachcd Domestic.
smooth finish. th" yard only .,.............,l.'s
Genuine Indian Head Linen .......,.... s9r
% Bcached Shect!ags High Grad, standard brands,
the yard only .J0c
So Boachcd Standard Brand shcc,ngs excellent Tor
81 s.r, beds the yard Observation-Disclosures gr
% tnhloachcd Shectngs Standard brands yard isc
'ainch Satin Finish M,rccrizod Table Damask Looks
and wears oS1cily like pure linen the yard . lSg
a. G. \. Twilcd Feather Ticking. sample stripe fully
guaranteed, yard sgc
Hcavics, and Rest outing Elanncs all Fancy and
Dark colors. the yard .,.....................i5c
I2x3G Pillow cases SOC values made 81 Heavy Gr,dc
Blcachcd Casing . Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

Peter Fanuel built Fanuel Hall I'm
Bos,un NJ a gift Ia the town.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Finest Cambria Finish
Yard Wide Percales

Very hcsi quality ana guaranteed
.iW ,o!.gf prc,iy dark ana light
IattpWa. the yard only ....... s3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
High Grade Ginghams

IN IN the newest Spring patterns.
non bat standard colprs, guaranteed
uuniitios Priced y"~y special nj
.Gr ana Observation-Disclosures 3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
=. Newest in Wash Fabrics
Genuine Kiddy Cloth

Play cloth and ullatca Materials for
tAildr,u'E Dresses. Priced very
.lal az thr "ard s3C. sgc and S5c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Wonderful Quality Char.
meuse S3.46

\ Satin charmeusr u very Heavy
WEIGHT and Texture. fun ~ inches
Wide would b. conaldGsd real value
nt $3.50. and may be- had In colnrs of
Light iilue. Dark Green. Black. Navy
aud brown. Priced only ......... S3.t8
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
Splendid Raiah Silks SOS

For tn woman who wishes Z, dress
most bccomlnhly and at the same time
in the very best taste, ihor" H. no
material $50 hvlyi,,ahl, a. l,cul.
Genuine l.anh We have them In
pretty shades ~ Rose and Gray 10
inches wide. at the yard ......... .Se9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13
$3.50 Fine Satins and Taft
fetas at S1.95

Chiffon TaffctR silks and High Grade
Reception Satins are here IN very
choice color assortment Tor your rolcc.
ton They come full 90 inches wide
and priced nt the yard, only .sl.g5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-13

These are excellent heavyweight Quai'
ily Guaranteed silks ana Sitins. soft
and drupory. with permanent luHire.
Priced urly .Se.3g
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-05
LEW1SBC RG PUBLIC LIBRARY.

H." lobl hI ~ Dl-lt. i-lSf Af1
Last week the LcwiSburg Library
Association urged Il renewal of all
subscriptions the much needed
money may hc handed to Mr.. Mason
Bell at his Bookstore. But interest
is needed as we'll as money. In the
random lists published each week
YOU may not find the book you
want, and it may not be in the Ii
brary. But the task of selecting
new books will be much easier and
more satisfactory if YOU will come
in and look over the books. If the
one YOU want is moi there please
let Miss Margaret Bell know and if
possible it will be ordered ut once.
The Association pays for il and YOU
and your friends can read il.
Following are the titles OF twenty
five of the books in the Lrwi>burg
Public Library. not >c!ccled but
given a, random:
l:r Supreme .-.-- .-.---- White
The Breath Of the Gods -- Mccall
In HE Amazon Jungle -.- I.angc
The STORY of Il Pioneer Anna Shaw
Toby Tyler ----.------------ Otis
When WAS Il Cir! in Iceland.
The Friendly Stars ~ Evans
Letters To- His Children Roosevelt
\ Son of HE Middle Border, Garland
fcnrod and Sam ----.- Harrington
CuWp!ctr works of Edgar Allen Poe
10. and Bchold We --.--- McNanu>
The Mississippi Bubble $1,000 Hough
BLOOD and Sand --..-.-- lbanvZ
!icili ---- .-.-.-.-------- Spyri
II Happened in Egypt Williamson
Ny Home in the Eicld of Mercy,
The Crimson Sweater. Barbour
Forward Pass ----.--.. Barbour
The Chris. We Forgot. ---- Wilson
CHRISTIAN Forsyth of fin2oIand
Belgium - NU!>.' ....-- Whiilock
our greatest Battle -.. Palmer
AG"iit on an Icr3Hn NrcnfrIl
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-05
CCoaiinacd from lGgr fire,

tC0aiiHHcd from IG@c free
HU," O.! Nj. and Mrs. i. /. HI>,.
have returned TO their homes.
MIR. j. Lem Martin. wifr oad
d"ughtc". returned 10 i."Wi>bn"-
"Wednesday the former from Nir-
-inIa, and the latter frcm Visiting
friends in indiana.
Rev. and Mrs. nu Bose have ~
their guests Mr. and Mrs Paul Casey
and little son DupuN. or Pennington
Mo-: Rev. I. E.. Du Bose. brother.
Of SouChoW. China. and their two
sons, Casey and Eugene. and Mrs.
EuScnr &. Icmp. Of Camden. :. E..
Miss Maud Gardner i here The
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. \. +. Ma;h-
rw>.
Mrs. e.. e.. Dickinson. Of Char!t,-
ton. is spending Il while with Mrs.
John e.. Dice.
Harry SnNdcr. Youngest son OF
the late Hon. E.. I. Snyder. OF
Charleston. Secretary 10 one Of HE
prominent government officials III
the Panama Canal Zone. is a
guest of George Anderson in his
home here.
e.. C.. ZicaIuo>c. hwo had spent
three months with his father. E.. ID.
ZicafOoSc ut his home near ASburN.
left yesterday for his home near
ScotSvillc. Albcmarlc county. Va.
where nc has made his home for
some years.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-05
". J. STREALY.

have on hand, and can dc'N,'
Immediately, Head Stones, MCn"
mcntS and Accessories. Fine ro.,
crete Work-Bricks, Blocks l'oS.'
and Curling. See me before DuS'"H'
LEwISBURG, West, VIRGINIA
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-05
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY
OF Grrcnbricr County, West Virginia
Revised january |, 1921.

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prosecuting Aiiofhe!--9. NJ '>":'tii'
OF Lewlshurg:
county tohlllliSSiohcFS- NOS. ".
Svdenstrickcr. Lcwisburg: q E
Williams. Trout.
Circri; Clerk Nv. +. Richardson
County Clerk Paul &. uoyscIt
Dcputr County Clerk Ear! G.. Watts
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"a. piya,., ur,,,,.,, y
Erwin. J. ". Crickcnhcrgor.
Stat. Senators :. Lewis: f II.
Boone.
| House Of Delcga,cs--C. +. McCiiuti@
II. W. HivnnS.
| superintendent Of Schools j.. ..
HAYNES. OF SmoOi.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Catherine Kelly.

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Kel-
ly will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow
morning at st. Mary's church.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
To HAVE CARD PARTY.

The Girls Reserve club of the New
Britain High school win give card
party tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Miss Agnes
Johnston. 376 West Main street. The
proceeds OF the party will 60 towards
the camp fund. Those who have ia
bies at the party are Mrs. c. II. North,
Mrs. Stanley Con-, Miss Agnes Ffnne-
gan, Mrs l.. o. Lusk. Mrs. L. NJ.
Barnes. Miss Agnes Vance and Mrs.
r.. III. Johnston. A certain number
of the members OF the club will also
be appointed as delegates to the
Northeastern field of Y. w. c. A.
conference TO be held at Makonisky,
Martha's Vineyard. Rhode Island.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
For Sale-Scvcn year old horse, good
driver and worker. Also harness
and rubber tired single top car
riagc. Call at 1145 Stanley street.
Tel. 1872 5-s-3dx
wANTED-Two saIesladies, expcr-
ionced preferred. The Salestor. All
- ~
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
UNABLE To GET JOB,
Threatens SUICIDE
Continued from First Page.)

to the charity Office for help" he
said, II was up there once
He was put at the head of the list
of those who are to be given Jobs
with the next gang to be put out on
street work.
Because or the unusually large
number of men employed on street
and sewer work. Clerk George john
son and Miss Florence Caufield,
stenographer for the public works
board, were obliged to work on pay
rolls last night until near midnight.
There are 16S men on street work
and $50 on sewers, each earning
about SIS n week. Under normal
conditions. the board employs about
SO men, or one-sixth of today's force.
The water department has about
is men working on pick and shovel
jobs, each earning about $7.25 for
three days work. The gangs are
changed twice a week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
STATE Will NOT
REIMBURSE CO. N
Bill Asking for Aid Defeated
Today in Senate
Especial to The Herald

Hartford, May 3.-The report of the
committee on appropriations acting
unfavorably on reimbursing Company
NJ. State Guard, of New Britain, was
o. KID by the senate this afternoon.
This means that Company N will not
get any money from the state for the
building of the shower baths and side
door at the state armory on Arch
street. Senator Hall in explaining the
situation claimed that money was rails
ed by the company by giving enter
tainments and fairs at the armory to
pay for the expense and therefore he
did not see why 1t was up to the state
to reimburse them for the amount
asked. A similar bill in regards to the
Torrington armory was also thrown
down.
Representatives Hall, Covert. Ruth
erford and Kirkbam attended the
hearing of the committee on finance
this afternoon. allowing the city Of
New Britain the right to issue more
sewer bonds to help provide work for
the unemployed.
The committee on railroads report
ed favorably on an act amending
the charter of the Meriden, Berlin
and New Britain railroad company
which would extend the charter rights
for two years.
Hall in Chair
Senator Hall of New Britain occu-
pied the lieutenant governors chair
most all OF the time today and presid-
ed over the senate. Senators Hall
and Bakewell of New Haven got into
a debate on a discussion of the bill
granting $4,000 to a state normal
school so that teachers may be taught
how to teach dental hygine to pupils.
Senator Bakewell said that the ex-
pertinent had been tried out in
Bridgeport and found to be very sue
cessful and he saw no reason why
a state normal school should not be
allowed funds for the same purpose.
Senator Hall said that at the present
time they should not be given the
money and was evidently correct as
the appropriations committee report
on the bill was unfavorable.
Home May be Incorporated
A report was also heard this after
noon which may incorporate the
crippled children in Newington. The
incorporates under the proposed
bill would be John Trumbull of
Plainville. E. Allen Moore of New
Britain, Howard z. Plat also of New
Britain and Louis c. Branard. Edith
A. Black and Isadore Wise, all of
Hartford. Senator Candee of Norwalk
said that he thought the senate would
be unanimouslySi IN favor of, incorpor-
ating the Newington Home. Under
suspension OF the rules the bill was
sent TO the house for action.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
Fina ncial
WALL Street STOCK
EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall street, 1890 A. M.-The stock
market moved To- higher ground NJ
the outset OF today's dealings. all the
speculative favorites showing gains
over yesterdays final prices. Oils.
shippinEs. motors and the Junior
stoois again featured tho advance.
klencrai Asphalt. Mexican Petroleum.
(iaoyal Dutch. United Fruit. Pierce-Ar-
row. Chandler. vanadium and Gulf
States Stool were tho outsta ndinS
shares. gains ranging from liberal
fractions to points. Rails we're duh
and the usual miscellaneous special
ties were only slightly changed. All
|foreiRn remitta noes were strong, Brit
|fsh. French and Italian exchange
rates rising 10 highest levels for the
|currcnt movement. ..
Noon--TrndinE became irregular soon
after the opening. motors and their sub
|sidlaries ms wen as the prominent oils.
| feathers and specialties OF the mail or
variety showing steady pressure.
ses OF i to 3 points were made by
lidebaker, Springfield Tire. u.
"a Rubber. American Car. United Drug,
Hide and Leather preferred and Sears
|Roebuck. Prices rallied variably in the
|aecond hour whom the better known
chemical and food specialties were being
bought at gains of 1 to points.
Wall street closo--Although money
Irates cascd In the later dealings. the
|undertone OF the market became
|more reactlonary, especially among
DOLLS. tobaccos and feathers Tho clos
IHg was heavy. Sales Appropriated
$4,000 shares
tfycw York Stock Exchange quota
Itlons furnished by Richter q Co..
msmbers OF tho New York Stock
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
CITY ITEMS

Victor records for May at Pierce's.
|-advt.
Cephus MCGOWAN of 62 Smalley
street reported to the police today
that the gas meter had been robbed
at that address.
Barnett Greenblatt of 23S Chapman
street complained to the police today
that considerable damage is being
done at his property, and that last
night someone stuck two nails in the
tire of his automobile.
Mrs. George Mortimer of 81 Glad
den street, entertained a number of
friends at her home yesterday after
noon at birthday party. Che was the
recipient of a number of handsome
gifts. .-+
There will be a meeting of the
Catholic Daughters of America at the
old knights of Columbus hall at 7:45
o'clock tonight.
White bowled a big game last week.
Can he beat Anderson tonight at
Rogers Recreation Alleys ?-advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Johnston and
daughter, Agnes, have returned from
a trip to Washington, d. c., and At
lantic City.
victroIas. records at Pierce's.
-advt.
Harold F. Fallon, formerly Of this
city recently appointed secretary to
the United States military attache at
Cairo, Egypt, will sail tomorrow for
that post. The appointment was an
nounced last week and in military
circles is considered an important as
signment.
Students OF the Connecticut Bust
ness College are ordering class pins
and rings this week.-advt.
T. III. Johnston of West Main street
who was taken i'll while at Atlantic
City is still confined to his home.
The Good Mothers Sewing club will
meet with Mrs. George Froeba on
Glen street. Thursday night.
Thurlow Wheeler of 4S9 Park street
underwent minor operation on the
throat yesterday. DIR. c. NJ. Cooley
performed the operation.
Miss Eleanor Matulis of 423 Church
street was operated on at the local
hospital yesterday for appendicitis.
DR.. c. M. Cooley performed the oper-
alton.
May Victor records at Pierce's.
ut
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
PALACE THEATER

The Palace theater is conducting a
word contest this week in conjunc-
ton with the showing of the world
famous picture, Passion, which oyens
at the Palace next week. To the
three persons sending in the largest
amount Of words derived from the
word passion will be given free
tickets to see Passion. The first prize
is fifteen tickets, the second ten, and
the third five tickets. Answers should
be mailed to Manager, Palace Theater.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
Civilians Killed in
Battle With Soldiers

Limerick, May 3 (By the Associated
Press) I'm a five-hour battle last
evening near Galbally between $50 CT
villains and crown forces, six civilians
were killed and IA others wounded,
it was officially announced today. Two
soldiers were wounded, ~one of them
seriously.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
Mrs. Mary Finglcr

MIS-. MARY FHSICF
Mrs. Mary Ffngler, II years of age
of 142 Jubilee street died at her home
last night. She was the widow of
Henry Fingler, and had been a res
ident of this city for the past IA
years. She leaves one son Henry
Finglers Jr., and three daughters,
Mrs. Christian Gietz, Mrs. Albertine
Rittner and Mrs. Julia Plato.
The funeral will be held Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at st.
Matthews German Lutheran church.
Rev. Theodore Steege, pastor of the
church will ofliciate and burial will
he in Fairview cemetery.
Anna r. Siderossky has left on an
automobile trip to Worcester, Mass.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
TABS PLAY DATES PICKED

A rehearsal of the cast and chorus
of Little JohnnySeJones'' has been
called for this evening at s o'clock
at Y M. T. A. & B. society hall by
Director John Mullen. The play will
be staged at the Lyceum theater May
"a and %. ..*
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03

Report of the Condition Of
THE rIAINvfLLE TRUST COMPANY
h tho cioso OF business the ssth day OF
- tssi.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-05-03
FORM BASEBALL TEAM

A Baseball team is being organized
among the employees of the Besse-
Leland store and the first practice
meeting has been called for this even
ing at $50 o'clock. The team will
play other clubs composed of store
salesmen during the summer months