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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-14

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-14

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-14

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08

Washington's will. Also copper
vessel about 31s inches deep and
nine or ten inches in diameter with a
few openings in the top and round
wooden handle about 3is feet long
is here. One man asked if it were a
corn pepper. The lady keeper said,
mo, that is an apparatus that was
filled with live Goals by a servant
who went into the bedroom just be-
fore retiring time, raised the covers
and pushed it all around so that the
bed would be warm for its occupants"
From Mt. Vernon we went to Alex
andria, one time the metropolis of the
British Empire in America. Here are
many places of interest, but the one
that attracted us most was Christ
Church, finished Feb. 81, 1873, and
which is still i'm an excellent state of
preservation. Here Gen. Washington
and his family worshiped, also later,
Gen. Robert f. Lee. All the pews
have been modified save Washington's
which is just as the family used it,.
There is a silver plate with fac-simile
of his autograph fastened to this one.
We sat few moments in this pew,
trying to imbibe some of the patriot
ism and religious fervor of this great
eXemplar Of American ideals.
For fear of trespassing too much
upon editorial space | shall cease with
the hope that some who read these
lines may get something of interest in
regard to the places and things in and
about our great capitol city.
+. c. Thornburgh.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08

After shaking hands with both, the
writer walked around ard stood
short distance in front OF them so
that he might study their faces. There
were 1861, by count, in the reception
lime. After the reception, Pres. and
Mrs. Harding came down and stood
In thc group while our pictures were
taken by five different photographers.
After this we returned and went
through the White House. ie., the first
and second floors. There are large
paintings of the former presidents
and their wives in the various rooms.
The one that took my eye most, was
that of the greatest woman that ever
graccd the White House, Mrs. Ruth
crford b. Hayes, a life size portrait
10y Daniel Huntington and presented
hy the w. G. y. u.
Though only a boy at the time, the
writer Well remembers the following:
a certain great diplomatic or social
event was soon TO take place in the
Presidential mansion Secretary of
State Everett, heard that wine was
not 90 be served, so he FASTENED to
see IL the rumor were true. On being
informed hy the White House mistress
that this was as reported, he earnest
ly protested against it saying, Mrs.
Hayes, If wine is not used, it will dis
grace the nation Her laconic reply
Nas. very wen, the nation will have
To hc disgraced." Wine was not
served
| shall not take time nor space to
further describe the interior, as to do
it iustlce would require writing quite
q pamphlet
We visited both houses OF congress
and listened TO the speeches and
watched the methods by which our
federal laws are made. We had a very
pleasant interview with our own Con-
grcss man. Fordney, father Of the
present Fordncy tariff bill, Of which
we now read $50 much sent in my
card to my old friend, Congressman
Mill paugh Of the LIST district of Mo-,
by accident a Republican in the house
l.,,al;5a ln.t fau a. 80 ~
- ANY ,,.o so+ - ond ta1I'ad
-. ~, ,,la.as o,d noorla ~ ~ T. vo
~. t,ll..d t,,.. a., 80 81,
OIrobon,a III 49, 500 Conorass
-, D3t..tsl,, f,on, +,o+ 80
She is the first and only lady member
g. ,r,4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08
ORITIIARY

John CARL was born September 10,
1855, in Austntown, Mahoning coun-
ty, Ohio. He moved with his parents
to Kent county, Michigan, in 1869, and
later moved to Seville township, Ora
tiot county, settling on a farm where
he lived until his death. he was unit
ed in marriage TO Jennie flanders,
July 3, 1887. To this union were born
seven children, one of whom died i'm
infancy. He was stricken with paral-
ysis, August 10, and passed away ON
Monday night, August p. He leaves "a
wife, four sons, two daughters, one
brother, one sister, and three grand
children and a host Of friends and
neighbors, who extended their SYM
pathy to the bercayed family. lie was
kind and loving father, true friend
and a good citizen.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08
MRS. KEACH TELLS HOW SHE
GOT TO KNOW RAT-SNAP

"Have always feared rats. Lately
noticed many on my farm. A neigh
Dor said he just got rid of droves
with RAT-SNAP. This started me
thinking. Tried RAT SNAP myself
1T killed II and scared the rest
away"
Three sizes-35c, 65c, S1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by c. r. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.
"Humoresque'-Strand next week.
advertisement.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08
IN MEMORY OF Holm CARLL

He has gone to join the loved ones,
In the world that's free from pain;
Though We miss him, sadly miss him,
Yet our loss is his great gain.
He has met a joyous welcome,
Crown immortal on his brow;
Yet were weeping, sadly weeping,
For we have no father now.
No more, he'll watch Us from the
window,
No more meet US at the door;
But we ever shall remember
Smiles of welcome that he wore
The Strand is open every night
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-09-08

The Strand is open every night
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
ViTANE ROZMNOZENI CE-
SkEHO ODDELENi v KNI-
HOVNE MA BROADWAY.

Y 1noru minuleho roku OBJ
jednala CleVelandska verejnu
knihovna cd prazskych knih-
kupcu vice lak 5000 svazku
knih ceske literatury. Il objed-
navky teto nenl vice iak polo
.vina k dostani, ostatni jsou ro-
zebrany, prec vsak doSlo as
5000 knih, ktere dany budou V
obeh co nejdrive. Broadway
ska odboGka dostala liz as 800
svaZku, kteraz nova zasoba je
tydne roZmnozovana o prumer
ne dalSlch 200 svazku. Ceske
ctenarstvo, ktere tax dlouho
postradalo roZmnozeni ceske-
no oddeleni, Sc ma pfirustek u
pozornuje I've k hointmu pc.
uziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
UMRTi ZNAMEHO BROAD
WAYSKEHO OBCHODNfKA.

Neera noel zemfel ye sV6
residence. 1908 Tuscora Ave.
% delSi nemoci Bernard j.
Kraus, ienz po dobu Al let OBJ
.hodoyal mezi nami Y zelezar-
ken zbozi v elsie 4017 Broad
way, roh Ollie Ave. Obchodu
zanechal aSi pred ) roxy. Byl
rodem z Czech a zanechava po
sob6 Cetnou rodinu. Pohreb je-
no konan bude Ultra Z Deuis-
chovy pohrebni sine, 2404 w
chodni 55. III. Byl Glenem Radu
Syornost, C.S.P.S. Zatal OBJ
chodovati ma Croton ul. We
;polku obchodnikem kobli.
EN- a podafilo Sc mu dodtla-
ii Sc ZnaGnych uspechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
VPRAVOVANf DETEM INA.
LOSTi JEJICH ADDRESS.

V Barkvill Skole ma rohu
Barkvill Ave. a Dolloff rd. "a
vedli detskych hrach uzi-
teGnou novinku. Stava Sc "a
caste. re Zabloudi ditko, kter6
nevi adresu roditu. Policeini
straznlk Sc podobneho Zatra-
cence ujme zavede jej V po-
dobnem pfipad6 ma straznici,
Ztraceje tax taSu a Zaneprazd-
nuje tax cely 1fad, nehledG
k strachu odvad6neho ditete.
81. l.. c. Wrightova zamest-
mana jako assistentka pro do
maci Skolni hry zavedla novy
Zpusob, jak ypraviti i nejmen
sim detem Znalost miSta, kde
bydli. Jest to hra, je2 byla po-
nelprv cVicena ma jmenovane
skole a pri ktere Sc dlt6 ,hrav6
nauti Znati vSe, echo Jest mu
treba, Zejmena vlastni adresu
jmena rodiGu atd. Die vypovG-
di sletny Oppermanove, uci-
telky nejnizsi tfidy Y Barkvill
skole ma hra neobytejn6 dobre
vysledky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
STAV McGANNONUV BUDE
UREDNE VYSETREN.

Nedostavi-li Sc byvaly pred
nosta municipalnfho soudu v
pondeli pred soud, kde Sc ma,
jak znamo, zodpovfdati z fa-
lesneho svedectvf "a vlastniho
procesu pro zavrazdeni Fl. Ka-
gyho, bude die SLOW soudkyne
Allenove jmenovana komise
2nalcu, ktere bude ulozeno d
fedne jeho zdravotni stav Iii
stiti. Take zaruka zan slozena
obnosu $4,000 bude prohla-
2ena automaticky Ia propa-
dlou jen tehdy zGstane v
platnosti, zda lekafi uZnaii,
ze Sc k soudu pro chorobu do
staviti nemohl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

Harold D. North, rfedseda
.vyboru poradaiiciho paradu
pfi sjezdu absolventu Cornell
university We dnech -. IA. ky6
tina pozadal sprawl zoologicke
zahrady Y Brookside parku, a
~ k vetsi slave pruyodu zapuj
cen byl zdejsi sion Minnie ia
ko hlavni atrakce. Povoleni by
10 sice dano, ale jest zde otaZ
ka, iak palicateho slona dosta-
ii ven, zvffe totiz mari kazdy
pokus, ably bylo vylakano ven
a po tfi roxy neopustilo vyka-
zane mu misto. Jest nyni otaz-
kou zda Sc nekomu podafl
pohnouti Mimi k spoluucinko-
vani. kdyz nechce, inu sion -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
SPOLkUM kTERE PROTE-
STOVALY PROTI UVEZNE.
nj ALICE MASARYkOVE.

Ably souhrn akce z r. 1916
"a osvobozeni Dr.. Alice Masa-
rykove, ktery V brzku wide IL
Skem, byl 1plny, prosim jedno-
tIivce, taiemniky spolku a ra-
dd, ably do konce kv6tna zasla
Ii doslovne opisy protesta, uGi-
nenych cd dubna do 25. kvetna
1916 (3. 6ervna byla Dr.. A. G..
Masarykova totiz z vezeni pro-
nust9na). Veskerou ostatni ph-
Yodni latku mann liz pohotov6.
Anna Heybergrova,
prof. Coc College.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
DULEZITA SCHUZE.

Philadelphia. Pa, kveten 5.
1921. Americka akademie pro
v6dy politicke "A socialni CA
merican Academy Of Political
and Social Science) bude ko-
natl We dnech l3. IA. kv6tna
1927 syoii 25. VyroGni schulz Y
hotelu Belevue-Stratford. Pred
m6tem diskuse bude thema
"Misto Spoj. Statu Amer. We
svetove organizaci pro Zacho-
vani miru.
NejpfednejSi americke au-
tority, mezi mimi Zvlast6 PIP.
Raymond FoSdick, Hamilton
Holt, John Bassett Moore, Da-
vid Jayne Hill, General Tasker,
Hill Bliss, Gov. VIM. C.. Sproul,
Gen. Robert Lee Bullard.
George w. Wickersham, Jam.
NJ. Beck a Henry w. Taft, o.
svthli ruzna vyvojova obdobi
thematu a pfednesou sve naZo-
ry ma pritomnou otazku.
Mezi delegaty imenovani
isou: PIP. Tomas Capek, presi-
dent Bank of Europe, New
York. Alb. Hlavat, NIL, pray.
mix, New York E. +. Prant.
ner, redaktor Czechoslovaf
Review. Schuze budou pripust
ne obecenstvu a obeslany "a.
stupci cetnych organisaci. Dis
kuse bude miti nesporne dale
kosahly vliv M verejne mine
nj americke.
V patek dne 13. kvetna uspt
fada Academic V hotelu Belle
vue-Stratford spolecny obet
pro delegaty a ucastniky diskl
Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
OLOUPENY KONDUkTER.

Dnes rano John Wolfe, kon-
dukter poulicni kary, 2231
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
sTAyKOVNf HNUTf v o.
STATNiM OHIU.

V staykove situaci nenastalo
vaznejsfch zmen prace, ma STAY
bach We vetsine ohioskych
NEST ustala. z Elyria Sc vsak
oznamuje, ze tam6jsi tesari,
kteri jiz delsi dobu stavkovali,
pfistoupili ma podminky kon-
traktord, pokud Sc tyce poza-
davku otevrenych dilen, tax ze
Cd dneSni DOLBY mGze kazdy
tesaf nastoupiti praci kdekoli
Sc tato naskytne a kazdemu
jest volno smluviti Sc zam6st-
navatelem otazku mzdy.
V Lorain stavkuje 1000 "a
mestnancG the National Tube
Co., jelikoz nechtejf pfistoupiti
ma 20procentni snizeni mzdy,
iak bylo vcera ohlaseno the
United States Steel Corpora
ton.
V Massillon stavknie as so
tesafd, kterym hrozi taktez
20procentni snfzenf dosavadnf-
no platu S100 "a hodinu.
Smlouva stara vyprSela minu-
le soboty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
''SVE'r"
ZATCENf PASERU KO-
RALKY.

Il jednoho domu ma Kosciu-
sko Ave. N. E. byl donucen po-
liceini poru6fk John Savage
pohroziti sluzebnfm revol-
verem tfem muznm We dvou au
tomobilech, ably jej nasledova-
Ii. Predal je federalnim IRA
dunn udanim, re autech pre-
vazeli nedovolenym zpusobem
koralku. Nalezl u Mich dve de-
setigallonove nadoby whisky,
kterou nell zatceni mnzi pTi-
vezti z Pittsburgh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

vtch. 81. ul. byl zastaven tfe-
mi muzi, vystouplymi z auta
ma vych. 88. ul. Ii Quincy Ave-,
ltefi Sc mu pfedstavili jako po
licejni l1fednici a vyzvali jej,
ably vstoupil do stroie, re jest
ma policii hledan. Kdyz tax u
cinil, odvezli jej do Gordon
parku, kde mu vybrali 2 kapes
s115 a n6iake listky, natez
lei proste shodili ma cestu u
jeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
AUTEM SMRTELEE FRAME
ny HOSfk.


CtyTlety polshy ho5ik Edwin
Gfivacevsky, 1925 Worley A
We, snazil Sc pfebehnouti uli-
ci, kdyz byl prav6 pred do
mem rodit6 zasazen automobi
lem "a tax t6zce zranen, ze le-
kari V nemocnici sy. AleXise.
kan hosik byl dopraven, w
slovili pochyby 0 jeho zacho-
vani pri zivot6. Automobil IL
zen byl die syedeckych vypo-
v6di Alfonsem Klafcinskyln,
ALAG vych. 131. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
PRED STO Lefty.

Dne r. kvetna +. 1921 zemfel
IL rakovinu na ostrov6 sv. He
leny velky cisar francoilzsky
Napoleon |. Skoncil skvelou III
votni drahu, jaka Sc nestala Il
d6lem 2adnemu iinemu smrtel-
niku We vyhnanstyi. Pozdejl
mrtvola ieho prevezena byla
10 chramu invalidu Y Pafizi,
kde do daes Jest pohfbena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
PUJDOU PO STOPE ZAMI.
COVATELU JMENf.

Okresnl auditor John j. Zan
gerle vcera jmenoval 65 asse-
sord, jejichz ulohou bude zli-
stltl osoby, ktere neprihlasily
syoje jmeni "a pricinou zdane-
nj take ably V jistych pripa-
dech Sc presvedcili, IDA prizna
nj odpovida pravd6. Jedna sc
zde hlavne vetsi obnosy, je-
likoz pri sumach menSich jak
$500 jest vydanl spojene s ko.
lektovanlm vetsi nez;li by by
la dan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05

MARY, donesete do novin 0.
Znameni o snatku naSi Betty, a.
lie drfv Sc zepteite, kdo te
rubrice vsechno bude. Ably mas
nestrcili vedle n6jake domov-
nikovic holky, nebo snad do.
konce az "a ni".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
pROHLASENi.

Ny, Taborite. potomci HUI
81. komenskeho a iinych vel
kych lidi, puvodu Geskosloven
skeho, jenz pred staletimi uti-
Il narod mas prave lasce kfe-
anskeho uGeni. nemtlzeme
nic iin6ho, nez hloubi duse
podporoVatl hnuti pro 0dlozeni
smrtonosnych zbranl tech KITE
rych narodu a podani 81 rukou
ku pratelskemu spoluziti a k
uroVnani vZniklych nedorozu-
mem zdravym rozumem a ne
olovem chladnou oceli.
Co obcane teto velke Repn-
bliky Americke jsme ma to hr-
di. re prav6 tato zem, zem
" ashingtonova, Lincolnova.
leffersonova, Paine-ova a IL
nrch naSich otca jest toho ma
hledu, ze billiony a billiony We
Svete penez vyhaZenych ma W.
drzovani moci valeGne, mohlv
by rozumne a spravedlive no
spodafskHm zpusobem pro Ste
sii Spokojenost zivota lidsk6-
no byti upotfebeny.
Valka Jest nehumanni a ne
lidske, tloveka nedustoine
vrazdeni, ktere II prav6ho tlo-
veka musi byti zavrhovano, a
my jsme Gpln6 iisti, re nebude
jednoho poctiveho Cechoslova-
ka ma cele zemekouli, ktery
by neblahofecil astnemu kro
ku Spoi. Statu tomto smeru.
Jsne uplne iisti. re kazda
matka ma cele zemekoull bude
Aehnati tenn, ktefi Sc pricinili
o to, by jeli dite pc vsi jeji
praci strastl $ vychovou sve-
10 milacka nemusela jednou \
uzkostech Gekati, zda-li nebu-
de tato jeii nadeie a slast III
Vota iellhO Nracena Y kiln ma
tefsky co zohaveny mrzak neh
chladna mrtvola.
Pro yeskere tyto veci veri-
me, ze kazda upfimna pocti.
va duse nejenom mas Cechoslo-
vaku Americe, ale tech lid
ruznych narodd zde privita M
vrh ten, ktery samotnou hla-
YOU, presidentem lIardingen
lest uZnaVan a re tuto mocnou
2em budou druhe zeme nasle.
dovatl pro svetove odzbrojen
a zamezeni pri$tich valek.
Jsme 81 tez uplne iisti, ze
Republika Ceskoslovenska tan
ia druhe stran6 ga oceanen
bude iedna 2 prvnich. jez st
stavi po box sve velk6 sestft
Americe V tax Slechetne prac
pro dobro lidstva.
Toto prohlaseni, Ia jehoz o
tisknuti Sc zadaji vsechny Ce
skoslovenske casopisy, bud,
poslano Wade Spoj. Statu.
! Ia Velkoloze Jed. Taboriti
Statu Ohio
Josef Stibr, predseda,
Marie Kvet, tajemnice
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-05
FOTOCRAFOVANl MRTVOl
NEZJISTENYCH OSOB.

DR.. A. P. Hammond, okresni
koroner byl okresnimi komisa-
II poveren, ably pro priSte ofo-
tografoval vsechny mrtvoly O.
sob. ieiichz totoznost nebylo
lie zjistiti. Podobizny tyto
budon uschoyAyany We 2vlast-
MIN. albu pripadnym popisem
Zavedeni, ktere Sc melo vlast
Nc stati iiz iayno skutkem.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL.
Two Additional Sections of Annual
Catherine Open i'm Boston.

Boston, Sept 29.-Two additional
sections of the annual congress here
of the National Safety Council began
a series of meetings today. The health
service station Joined the American
Association of Industrial Physicians
and Surgeons in considering questions
affecting workers in industrial estab-
lishments. The drop forge section also
met for the first time to discuss acct
dent problems in that industry.
d. l.. Cease of Cleveland, editor of
the Railroad Trainman, speaking be-
fore a joint session of the steam rail-
road and electric railway sections, said
that danger, disability and death al
ways were supposed to go hand in
hand with a job in train or yard serv-
ice and employees as we'll as their inn
mediate superiors must be made TO
realize that safety means what it says
and that unnecessary injury or death
will involve discipline to the person
responsible if he can be reached.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
1894 STRIKE CLAIM PAID.
Railroad Gets $4,000 for Damage
Growing Out of Riots.

Chicago, Sept. 29.-The riots of
1894, when Eugene c. Debs. now in
Atlanta penitentiary, called his Ameri-
can railway union sorike, were wiped
off the city's books today with the pay
ment of $4,000 damages to the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The railroad obtained a verdict of
100000 against the city in 1905 for
damage to its property in the strike.
The case was appealed and lost again
by the city, while the interest con-
tinued to mount until 100000. was re-
quired to settle the verdict.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
MEXICAN BANDIT GETS 40 YEARS
Sentenced for Staying Physician i'm
Train Robbery.

Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 29.-Pablo
Perez, alleged member of Mexican
bandit gangs. whose depredations six
years ago called thousands of Ameri-
can soldiers to the Texas Mexican bor-
der, today was found guilty of murder
and was sentenced to forty years in
state prison.
He was tried for the Staying of DR..
z. S. Mccain, deputy state health off,
Ger, who was shot when bandits
wrecked and robbed a passenger train
near here in 1915.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
DIR. COOMBS
The Natureopathic Physician
and Chiropractor.

Office Hours: s a. m. to p. m.
Lady assistant, a. m. to p. m;
252 Main street, Tel. 765.
BY my methods all disease are
durable, including: Persistent coughs,
colds, chest and lung diseases, all ner-
vous conditions, asthma, heart condi-
tons, faulty circulation, stomach and
liver troubles and positively no fail
ures In neuritis, sciatica or any form
of rheumatism.
Electric treatments of all kinds
Electric light baths, Alpine sun rays,
ultra violet rays, arc violet rays and
electric violet rays are given my pa
tients without additional cost. Work.
ing people and families are treated
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
MALGARD-GR0MAN
Local Girl WEEDS Poughkeepsie, n. ",
Man at st. Johns Church at 3
O'clock Yesterday.

Miss Henrietta Catherine Groman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gro
man of SO Connerton street, was mar
ried yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock to
Mr.. Frederick MaIgard of Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed by Reverend Father Laden of
St Johns church. After honey
moon to Atlantic City, the couple will
reside in Flushing, New York.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29

WANTED-Austrian German girl for
general housework. One who understands
cooking. Reply Box liza. Herald Office.
9-2S-tf
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29

FOR SALE-3S acres, : room house, good
barns COWS, horses, 4 pigs, farm
tools; 81, 900 cash. Is acres. 6 room cot
tage, new barn: 1 COW; 81, 500 cash. IL 1-2
acres. good orchard, small bungalow, barn,
hen houses. 1 COW, pigs. Price $1,000
$1,000 cash. Cashman's Farm Agency,
end of line, Berlin, Conn. Tel. 1854.
9-27 -4dx
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
WANTED

and care for two boys
Catholic preferred. Box 21J, Herald ONCE.
9-29-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
notice.!

BY virtue of an EXECUTION, to me
directed, signed and issued, will SELL
either privately or at PUBLIC AUG
TON, SATURDAY. OCTOBER list,
1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to
satisfy the Execution and my fees
thereon, the following property, to wit:
One ID Lozier Touring Car; One Cd
REQ Touring Car; also One Cd Oak
land Sedan, beautifully equipped, prac-
tically new, 1921 model, all at great
sacrifice.
All cars can be inspected at Corbin' S
Garage, where sale will be held. if not
sold privately.
Dated at New Britain, Conn, this
both day of Sept, 1921
Attest:
FRED WINKLE,
Constable.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29

FOR SALE-New stucco house, or room
tenements, all improvements. Will be
sold cheap. Inquire 447 Ellis st.
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29

FOR SALE-1s acres, building, one horse,
farm tools; $210O. Is acres 6 room
house, fruit. garage; $500. 40 acres
buildings, grocery, meat market; good
business. 40 acres room house; sio
barns, farm tools, coks, horse; splendid
farm $4,000 cash $4,000. Talbot, South
St., Cromwell, Conn. Phone 6S2-23. Call
up. Have something you want. 9-29-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Farms, large and small, fol
sale. Call 1o3 West Main St.. for par
ticularS 9-29-t
New Britain herald., 1921-09-29
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Ffve room tenement, modern
improvements furnace heat, first floor. SIS
Belden st. Apply rear 1873 Fairview St
9-29- 3ds
Owingsville outlook., 1921-06-23
D. w. Finch

ID. W. Finch, lately cf near this
place, died at Colorado Springs Sun
day morning, after an illness of more
than tive years, resul ing from IA Sc
we're attack of influenza. He went to
'oloradc hoping his health would be
encta,cd by the climate. Mr.. Finch
came here ten or twelve years ago.
He married as his second wife. Mrs.
Belle Green, who was a daughter of
.ir-. Barbara Shrout. He was GS
.ar- "a. lie was a good industrious
.tizcn and Il genial, whole-souled
.Iicnl. The burial was at Marietta,
Dhio, his former home.