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New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

BARNESDALE-Bu Building lot 50x15o ft. A bargain for the price. Address KEN, Herald Office.
 BUILDING; lot, s3S0, for sale. Ideal loca- ton, Stewart St. Belvidere. Your last chance to buy building lot in this loca , ton at such q bargain Drop a postal quick to Box BOX Herald.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23
CITY ADVERTISEMENT CARLTON STREET ACCEPTANC

Notice is hereby given that a hear ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 2o6, City hall at 7.3o o'clock p. m. CD. S) Tuesday, June 27th on the proposed taking of land for high way purposes, so feet in width, from Allen street to the Boulevard, same to be known as Carlton street, and es- tablishing Street, Grade and Building lines thereon. All persons interested are requested to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 Geo H. Johnson Sec'y
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23
C1I1 ADVERTISEMENT STAMFORD ROAD ACCEPTANCE

Notice is hereby given that hear ing will be held before the Board of Public Works. City of New Britain. in Room 206, City hall at 1880 o'clock p. m. CD. S.) Tuesday, June 27th, on the proposed taking of land for high way purposes 50 feet in width, from Stanley street to Carlton street, same to be known as Stratford Road, and establishing Street, Grade and Build ing lines thereon. All persons inter- ested are requested to be presnt at said hearing. if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 Geo. H. Johnson. Sec'y.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23
Eggs. Poultry, Supplies

BOSTON TERRIER PUPS, thoroughbred
 Inquire 9S Whiting street.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

HENs-Eisht laying. Fine for a family flock, $l4 R. l.. Stoddard, 40 Cambridge street. Telephone 16S6. POULTRY WIRE-Strong and durable, any width, 30G discount City Hardware Co.,,
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

THESE CARS FULLY GUARANTEED MUST BE SOLD TO iAKE ROOM. 1922 Hupmobils coupe 1929 Maxwell coupe. 1921 Cadillac sedan, s pass. 1921 Hudson speedster. 1920 oldsmobiie touring, : pass. 1919 Paige touring. 5 pass. 1920 National touring, : pass. 1919 Paige touring, 5 pass. THE LASH MOTOR CO. ING. WEST MAIN AND LINCOLN SITS.
 PHONE 3Ss.
 A REPUTABLE CONCERN.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

A STORAGE EXPERT MOVING, PACKING, GRATING AND SHIPPING. EITHER BY RAIL OR TRUCK. BEST EQUIPPED IN THE CITY FOR LOCAL AND LONG DIs- TANCE FURNITURE MOVING. INTER-URBAN TRANsFER &
 STORAGE 167h MAIN. PHONE 209O & 2002 ;.
 A. P. MARSH. MGR.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

Results and Herald classified ads should be interchangeable, in the dic- tionary.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

TIRE RETREADING a speciality. Experi- enced men in this line. We buy old tires and also sell Hood Tires" Hood rotreading after the rubber is worn down. Don't throw away old good tires. Get them to Walters Tire Shop, S34 w. Main
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

flight having been driven down by tn colder air,
New Britain herald., 1922-06-23

Swallows fly low when rain is near. the insects on which they feed in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Special Buy your chocolate Easter
bunnies at q bargain Superior Bakery
lloe Market AZ An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Odorless onions arc now successful
~ grown in Boise. Idaho.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
WH|RL
/ BIC SCREAM
Cast In ghowtnx Wonderful Dash and
Glass TO Make This Years Show
HRo1eEg.
Big Dsrsst Parade 70 Feature Cere-
monies Tomorrow and Dress
Rehearupl Sunday.

The stage 9 all set for the FINS
Whirl OF l92c- at the Court Theatre h'N'
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. !"
morrow afternoon at five o'Clork the
entire east will assemble In front OF
the Chapline Street playhouse and the
usual big street parade will be held. The
feminine contingent will travel BY way
OF machines. and this part of the enter
ainmcnt promises To eclipse ether years
A dress rehearsal has been announced
for Sunday.
1t might DO well 10 mention that IN
this years Sho~, It has been the aim
10 have syeTything new, even the songs
Marlyn Miller OF sally fame, wife Of
Frank Carter. who was billed day
after his appearance here in See saw
has granted the permission I" U.s. her
faverite song. which Is sure TO make a
big hit Just Like = Rainbo". The
Lazy Mississippi" My Budding Rose,
are ballads that should 90 big.
The Betty Lee shop is furnishing the
costumes in the first act. az we'll as the
beautiful evening gowns worn by the
female chorus in the pig minstrel circle.
Mrs. Anna Hilton-Otto, vel kno"n
vocalist and prominent musician is the
Rccompanist, having assisted in this end
for the past several years. Hita rizar,
pupil Of Mrs. Francis Pizar tarD. has
dance number that certainly IS Il
triumph
Tickets are going along at merry
clip. Advance indications point 10
capacity houses. Those who have the
plain coupons are advised 10 have them
reserved at the Court ho1offir" 10 avoid
appointment Manager Fred Johnson
has ordered the "SRO" sign off tho
shelf and II will be nice and clean for
Aight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
WHEELING ny, NJ" SvBSCR|BES $4,000
TOOFFCERS' RETIREMENT FUND
KTWANIS CLUB WANTS
TRAFFIC BOXES REMOVED

INs regular weekly luncheon ~ me
x.nn,, club was held yes,srday Al
no.n AZ the McLure. at when uHe .
resolution recommending the removal OF
~. tae boxes from the streets OF "hee',
lnx was adopted b. all those pren.
Win the exception OF Ivan spears VINO
objected on the ground that the removal
Of The boxes would impair the o'hc"''
health, =,
Or. ssmuei Martin Gibson pastor ." *
the FIRST Presbyterian church oeItSNee
an interesting talk on The GospeI OF
Easter as the Gespsl Of Freedom'
CHARLES Rates. county superintendent o.
Sunday schools, Also spoke HeoS'1
hcEirn, movie acton, who played Al 'ne
Raj theatre the nrst OF the week. ~@s
pYesent and made a short talk
The prizes Yesterday were d"na'eo
hv r. I. Smith. OF the Mei-k t'arGen'
and vsrs drawn by the toi'o"hS'
Warren D. Church. ono dozen esss'
Julian G.. Rearnef one i've cnicNen'
Frank Wells one rabbit, and sam n.
frank. chocolate rabbits
Attorney Edmund l. Jones was Fre-
sented with a gift by tho club IN h"nor
Of the arrival At his home OF oaeY
Girl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
YI,ANs TO MAKE NnoYEEK1T NJ
YEGSIVl At 0ICI AS1AAT1D
10 DnECroRS
10EB q. LYHCN AND =. y Y1o4SS
SLloIBLB 10 PA1TIrpAS1
II 3EAERITH
pCNoR4ANr BumDuo ILF&ovE
NHMT AUTNo1IxED BT
BOARD

Ths hoard Of directors Of the Young
Mems Christian association OF WheN
ting Yesterday Sot ed 70 subscribe $4,000
10 the Y. NJ c. A. retirement fund
which is now being established.
This action was taken Yesterday,
after Fred +. Ship. general secretary
for Pittsburgh Y. N. c. As had ak
planned to the directors et tho wheel
Ing "Y' the purpose and condition OF
the retirement fund.
BY tho eStAbl ishmeRt OF tkfs retire
nent fund. Mr.. Ship said employed
officers OF the Young Mems Christian
association when they reach the axe
OF sixty years, may retire. II they have
spent thirty years in Y. NJ c. A. serr-
Ice. upon practically onehaf pay.
After tho retirement fund IS once naS.a
operative. Il will be maintained by reg
ular monthly payments Of percentage
OF the salaries OF 7. ". &. \. paid ON
GERS who wish 10 participate in ths
dement's Of the fund when they are ei'c-
ible 10 retire under It's terms To
make the fund effective at an early
date however. the John y. Raekefeiler
Foundation, and John u. Rockefeller.
Jr.. have promised to provide another
million. provided The Y. II. =. A. raises
another $1,000. 900. which will complete
the rcaulred $1,000. nhn L. make the
fund operative. TO secure the benefits
ot the two Sircs OF million dollars
each. the 5000, Gee campaign Is being
carried to each loca. Y. N. {. A The
Wheeling subscription will be paid
$1,000 a year for four years
Wheeling is peculiarly situated vita
reference to the Y. 81. {. A. retIretnen,
FUND Mr.. John G. Lynch. who served
for more than thirty-hys years as the
active general secretary % the Whea-
Ing " will be eligible FOR retire
msnt with pay as soon "a the fund Is
made operative. Mr.. +. r.. Probst. Who
Is still actively Connected with the To-
raj institution. will be eligible 10 par
t'eipate in the fund airy time after II Is
made operative.
This retirement fund is being estRe-
lished on the scientific basis OF all re-
liable Insurance. propositions. II Is
Patterned after the Episcopalian Pc
tirement fund. recognized as en eef at
the very best IN existence. and i,i
launching the NOV cment. the Y. N. L,
A. has the hcneft OF the experience
gained by the Episcopalian fund.
Buildtng rmpTovsmsntA
The building committee OF the Y. u
e. A. yesterday presented to tho board
OF directors recommendations for Ia
stallaticn OF two hand hall courts; re-.
pairs and re6nishipE in the boys club
rooms and repairs 10 the entrances
steps The recommendation was ap.
proved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
MILLER TAKES APPEAL
IN PARKING CASE

J&see MILLER. who was arralshen In
,eliss rouyt on April LIST and fined so
and costs on a charge Of violating the
recent city traffe ordnance. and who
WAS iater fned $40 and costs for beng
disorderly. yesterday MED his appeal IN
circuit court The appeal is the hrst
taken by those who were fined Tor H,"'
lating The traffic law. and 1t VIII %
made q test case
Miller is alleged to have parked ms
Automobile on Market street between
Fifteenth ard Sixteenth. and when oth-
Ger Roth ordered him TO move the ma
chine be became abusive md refused
lie was arrested and arraiGned IN p"-
lice count. where Judge RitZ fined MN
$50 and coats for violating tho parking
Law and assessed the other fine Tor De-
ing disorderiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
MEDICAL SOCIETY
Meets 70 stndy nibsAsss sf The ESS a
HjTh School Auditorium This
HvouiRS

-. vsSular meeting Of N" Ohis
COUNTY Media, Society w:U =" held a.
usual ia ths HIEh school building n $50
this. Friday evening me guest OF the
society md spsAksr FOR tina evening will
be nr. Geo. ". Mackenzie. veil knoEn
specialist In diseases OF the ear. or
Philadelphia. Pa ~ Mackenzie VIII
address the physicians on the following
subj ret: Eighth Nerve Scurit!S"
which has nsvsy bseu DISGUISED before
the local society by ANY previous
speaker. After tho principal address a
discussion OF the same topic will he
continued by Doctors Ivan Favcrtt. Il
A. Tomaasene and A. l.. Coyle.
nr. Mackenzie dsvotes his entire time
10 diseases OF the sar and TO teaching
md writing IN that neld Rs has a ma
tional reputation rs an author in sural
surgery anA nc ia we'll known personally
TO many members 80 the loca! profess
sion. During his STAY in wheeling he
will be entertained by Or. Ivan Fa"cett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

COURT or HONOR
MEETING APRIL Is

Tho court Of honor OF the Wheeling
council OF Eoy Scouts will hold It's
regular meeting in the assembly rooms
OF the Chamber OF Commerce April 20.
The names OF the scouts who expect 10
appear before the court and the sec
ond class first class newt badge
subjects on which they wish tn be ex.
amlred should be mailed TO the scout
Sftee on or before April 90.
Swimming Msst.
prfpara tons are being made for the
swimming meet to be held May 20 a,
the local y. ". G. A. which will be
oren FOR contestants who are second
class scouts o. above. Tenderrooi
scouts ~ ." Spc"ta; OPS only.
SATURDAY. MAY 5 has been assigned
As the da;c for examinations IN second
and hr<t class scout requirements.
rh~.r can lee demonstrated only out OF
doors TNe examiuat lions viii be held
n, Camp ASarTfHE and IL Is urged that
the scouts desiring 10 take this eIami-
nation nc, rresept ~ the camp at 1880
o'c'eek. ard 10! make arrangements 10
Sar oil 'day. IL posslbls.
Install Troop Is
An insta n ton ceremony will he held
To- rreCp No. IS Monday evening. April
II. Five troop committeeman will be
present
Tho Eitchis school troop. which has
Just recently organized. promises 70
have thirt,stTc scouts prepared 10 Dc
present for the Scout 8 Dad picnic.
Arrangements for the Scout 4 Dad
Indoor picnic are progressing In won
dertul fashion. and il is assured that
p large number Of scouts and dads will
be in attendance. Ths cooperation
tickets will be signed and returned
10 the scout nrhes not later than April
-. and TIRE ram" ~ the scouts who
have not hean abb ~ enlist his own
or adopted dad. - IN reprrt this to tho
scout Office hcfor" TIC same date
Scout ,rnors ar" 10 complete making
,reir quota % blossoms and be n
readiness - deliver them when mott
fed by the scout office.
seoutmaSter1 Dinner.
There will he = dinner a. the Fore.
Da;is Grcen Room. Tuesday. April n.
a. ncIo~k. for scnu,masters and AS
viStant s"outmasiers. 1t which time re-
ports Of me progress ~ the difrerert
troops Nj.' be made. and TO develop fur
ther plans for the pirn!c.
Many important scout meetings are
listed FOR this evening Tn. regular
weekly meeting o. Troop % the
EdGwocd NJ. T. rhu-ch vii re held al
tho CIubrcorrc Or tho Ru~klev NJ F.
chITSn. Win ? r anthony. SOU mas
tor. rresidin= George thinner scout
master. will Dc N charge % the NEE
i-C ~ The scouts 81 Thomson NJ e.
church this evening. Several matters
Of great Importance will pe d discussed
at the weekly meeting Of the Trinity
Lutheran church scouts Walter Nc
MILAN will 70 in charge. Tho regular
meeting % the Madison school Boy
scouts will hc held in he basement Of
tho snol this evening, Tith John Me-.
bur. assistant senutmAS,er presiding
Troop Of the MoundsvIlla council, wilt
meet this evening a. 7:sh o'clock at the
Calvary ". g.. church Henry Murphy
viii be in charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
An Easter Coat?

AN EQ1I~ L00I
The incest kind Of IN EAs-
ter Cost for a girl (littls
or big) is made Of polo
cloth or tweed. The only
question is: What shade
and stylei" Let Us show
you the ones in the Juvs-
nile Shops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Smart and Pretty Easter logs at Moderate Prices
for Tots and Teens, in the Juvenile Shop at StfePs
JUNIOR
FROCKS

THERE is consolation m
being a Junior wh"n
one can wear such bccomia'
Easter F'rocks.
I'rorks with French air, for
that in-betwccn age, az
fashioned OF Organdic,
Epongc, Imported Satcrn
with chintz pattern, French
linen, Taffcta, Crepe lie
Chine, Pongcc and Rajah
Silk.
Simplicity in style with gIo,
rious coIorings- and very
moderately priced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
EASER SERVICE AT
EDGWOOD LUTHERAN

Eastsr sunrise prayer service viii Dc
observed az the hgwood Lutheran
church. 1enox place, at $50 o'clock
Sunday nernins, - be followed by the
re- uhr service, at which communion
Will b observed at 1o:A5 o'clock A
.eeeial NastsT proRram will be offered
BY the Sunday sehoo! at $50 o'clock
Al the evening service at 7:tS o'clock \
musical program will be given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
THREE HOUR SERVICE At
ST, MATTHEW'S CHURCH

Good Friday services vii, he held to.
day at - o'clock continuing until three,
at 81. Matthews church. Rev. Il. T.. l..
Stridrr delivering seven short Lectures
during the three hours service on The
Seven Last Words OF CHRIST" The
Cruc!h1Ion," the cantata which was pre-
sented last Sunday by Rev Paul Allen
Btymcr md tho choir OF ST. Matthew'S.
will n" repeated in tho evening at SIS
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Shirley

is the name Of thu
Tweed Cape Dress for =
Teen. OF rose and blue
tweed with black silk
braid binding. Dress and
cape al @.oO
Other Cape Dresses for
the Junior Girl arc attrac-
tive with their short swag-
ger cape and Jumper style
Dress. Pockets, belts and
silk stitching. Blue, red
and brown in flannel and
tweed fabrics. 6.93
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Wee Tots
SUedterS and
Jackets
1.5O to ESQ

Knit of fine white wool
with a dainty touch of COL
pred silk. Slip-ovcr anG
button-front style. Als9
pretty crochet sacqucs
for the tiny baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
~ - QUIT Is woHrH MoHx1

cat out this slip enclose Ntth SC and
mall II to Foley 4 Co. 1886 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H.. writing your name
aaa address clearly. You will receive
In rsturn a trial package containing 10
lsys Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley's Kidney
TiiIs for pains In sides and back; rheun-
atlsn. backaehe, kidney and bladder all
rents. and Foley Cathartic Tablets
whoiesoms and thoroughly clea nsinE "a
thaytir for constipation. blli ousness,
headaches and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
MATHIS IS BACK
FROM CAMP SHERMAN
veteran Bureau OFFICIAL Pleased WIN
Progress Of q. s. VooaIonAi
school

J. G. Mathis. sub district manager o.
the Wheeling Veterans Bureau re-
turned yesterday after Visiting ~"
Camp Sherman vocat'onaI tf"'h'"s
school. Cnillirothe. Ohi" for three days.
and reports that great progress h'E
been accomplished at TINS training
school since It was started. last Jahu-
AIRY. by the government
There arc now $50 traiuec7. ny.
Mathis said. at the school who are fu'IN
enjoying the practical educStl"n "h''h
tho school affords. New equipment ~
arriving each day. and tho course IN
mocha meal lines are exceptional good
md tho cA-scldrers taking these courses
are deriving n great deal OF hcneh'' ana
a large numher Of well trained me"han-
los will he turned out OF this training
school
A large number NJ the vets arc
taking the course in agriculture. which
Includes poultry and stock raising
Good quarters arc provided Tor the
mon to live in. and after school hours
ihcy arc free tn engage N athletics or
any other form of entertainment that
they may choose.
This school is The only ore in tho
country Of this nature aud Was Opened
by the government az an experiment
and. according to Mr. Mathis. is proving
n great success in every particular.
The school is hcnG conducted IN tho
harrtrkS at Camp sherman and IS open
20 disabled soldiers or tho late war.
The mon a. this training s'ho"l are
under ordinary school Discipline during
the school sessions. which requires
them to attend tho classes promptly,
hut after school tho time Is at their
own disposal. Seven hours o. school
work jS required of every man wh"
takes this vocational training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
A White Skirt

to wear with Middle or
Sweater. OF fine French
Serge and Flannel Full
plested and smart box
plested styles. Sizes 10,
II and Il years.
sos to 912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Baby s Easter

If baby needs a new Car
riage for the Easter P;!-
rsde, why not get him q
handsome reed one, made
inc the newest style and
smartly upholstered, at
$35
And in the Baby Shop
there are soft down pill
lows in size l4XlS and Tx
IA. pink and blue, that arc
only oSr
A warm colorcd Blanket
or Spread has gay nursery
figures and rhymes. White
with pink and blue. Size
45x60. 2.SS
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-20

which viii bankrupt US, you'd better
hurry things up"
play up now, | whispered. Then ]
said in my normal voice:
Il won't be long and | let the
veranda audience have the full benefit
of a tender little pat on the arm, and
an airy little wave Of the hand as !
left him.
Dicky played up" to the extent of 9
debonair answering gesture. and !
mounted the steps. well pleased with
the completion of my first task,
Miss Cargills smiling nod as l came
UP the steps clinched q decision / had
made when | had seen Claire Foster.
I went up to the group of three and
said in low, decisive tones:
Miss Foster, Mr.. Graham and | are
going to have supper in the dining
be TOO mdch for Miss Foster TO see you
three but if Miss Cargill can repre-
sent you all. l am sure we will all be
pleased 10 give you through her any
information you need to finish this
absurd affair"
That will be bully" MIR. Riekett ex-
claimed.
You are very kind. Thank you So
much" Miss Cargill murmured. But
young Mr.. Smythe turned on his heel
loftily ignoring me. | knew however.
that he would not come near lis after
our little encounter of the morning. and
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-20
New York Market


New York, Dec. 1~9.-Opposing specu-
lative forces struggled for control OF
Tuesdays stock market, which showed
alternate periods of weakness and
strength with final price tendency up
wards. Trading was largely OF a pro
fessional character, there being little
evidence of the January re-investment
deman (Which usually makes its ap-
pearance at this time.
Operators for the advance were en-
Outraged by the resistance that the
general market had shown to the cut
IN the Great Northern DIVIDEND, the
official denials Of rumored United
dividends, the refusal OF the Morgan
firm TO consider an International loan
to Germany and the forced liquidation
accustomed by yesterdays stock eX-
change failure, but they were unable
to attract much OF an outside following
in their effort to bid up various shares.
Spectators for the decline likewise
failed to make much progress, despite
their rather heavy offerings Of some
of the rail, steel and public utilities
issues.
Mexican Petroleum, total transactions
In which now average only a few hum
dred shares G. day, established a new
high for the year at 251. or 2 points
issues also moved up, the A gaining
4 and the B IL.
General Electric which had created
a new peak price at 100, broke 7 points
on an announcement that no stock or
extra cash dividend was contemplated
and then rallied feebly, closing at a
slight fractional loss.
Call money held steady at. A per
cent throughout the session. The time
money and commercial paper markets
were quiet with no change in rates.
Official denial Of the German loan
rumors had a depressing effect on the
foreign exchanges, demand sterling
dropping nearly 3 cents to 4e1n Il. French
francs slumped in the early dealings
but advanced later to 7.4s cents or
slightly above Mondays final quota
ton. German marks were back to Ia
cents a hundred.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-12-20
Bomb Is Discovered
In Ash Cart Near
Buckingham Palace

London. Dec. 1o.-(By The Associ-
ated Press).-A disturbing discovery
was made at the rear of buckingham
palace Tuesday when q grenade bomb
was found in a nash cart which had
just rived 10 remove the palace re-
fuge,
How the missile got into the cart is
a mystery and the police Tuesday
afternoon were examining it to see it
the charge had been removed. The
authorities say they attach no special
Importance to the find. believing the
grenade was thrown into the cart
while it was oil the way to the palace
by some one who merely wished 70 get
rid of 8 dangerous souvenir.