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New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Satisfied Judgments
In Neu YorL Ccuntv


The first name is that OF the debtor, tho
aecond that Of tho creditor and date when
Judgment was fled
Iona ccialtY Co, Inc.---D. Z.
Winco Co, Inc; Feb. "a. 1879. s.66.S6
Harding, James C.-McGra raw-Hul
Pub. CO. Inc. Dec. II, 1877 7.. 1910
sloan, Alfred j. jr.--J. b. Miles;
1Iayens, Edwin B.-w ". Niles 0
Nov. 20, 1921. 21.................. 416.2 .23
Kelly Hudson VI. Friend ct
al; Feb. ? l914.. :;....... 2l7s5
Grolior Society OF London; June
semtcn. Dgrolhy I.-Norr- & ,''
white, Tranels ~ Mallsrd;
March 9, 1921. 34a.4s
1lario. gelo-Acnills starace s.
CO., Inc; July il, Ials...... 27S.5o
Achulnan, 1srael-G Rosenmann.
Aug - 1920. ................ a20a 20
Louis X. Lisgctt GO. aud Herman
\ Siegel--l'. BcrgWaN; March
Gsguine, syivain-v. Mel Day; ''''
narx, ns' Louis (, iSG1 and ulchael-r i4ei 1000
pershansen ct al; Nov. II. 1914
mi,Sendorf, Mathilda 'Al..--rp. wss '''
ner; Nov. "a 1922. 1865
Same-Same, Feb. a, 1922 ..... 1899
Marx. Louis and Michsel--Fred s
James & Co; March Is, 1915
DiXey, Harry E.--W. B. Force;
April %, 1918. 1s................. e20.s5
Mittendorf. Mathilda A.--P. Wag-
ner; Nov. O. 1918. c.135.62
Same-J. T. Wagner: Nov. g. 1918 500. 90
Exeliod Co. of Pa.--B. Levison
ct al Feb. 81, 1922........... 6,777.3s
Crown Chandelier Co. Inc, Stein
Berlau & CrcanRe. Inc. and
Charles Creange-Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co.; Feb. Z, 1922. bl016
Burkuertt, BENJAMIN F.-Hellcr
Land and Building Co., Inc;
Feb. 81, 1922 (vacated) ...... 62o4s
Wimegrad, Joseph ct al.--Metro--
polltan Bank; March 2s, 1921 4s415o
Ives. Leonor C.--P Lauckhardt;
Feb. II, 1922. .................. 1928 .2s
In Bronx County
Gottesdan. Otto, and william
" Weinraub-M. Goldberg; Dec.
:. 1914 ................... s146.53
Hills James NJ. and Margaret
NJ. A.-Bronx Borough Bank
June - 1920: ........ 1907
Weinraub. Wolf-H. Gugig; June
20, 1o17......... ................ 1870
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL. NINNFAPOIJS
MD OMAuA RAlIMAX COMPANY

NOIlCh OF ANNUAL MEETING.
the Annual Meeting of the Stockholder.
O. tho Chicago Saint Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company will be held
Hudson. Wisconsin. on Wednesday. April
II, l922 at nine o'clock a M for the
o.ection OF Directors and the transaction
o. such other business a may come before
said meeting.
Transfer books VIII be closed on Friday.
.t4rch lo' w. at the close Of business on
day. April l3, ls..
Dated March l. 1922
LANES T. CLARK. President
JOHN u. CALDWELL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
National Starch Loss $l3z.589

The National Starch Company re-
ported loss from operations in 1921 Of
s137 $50, compared with loss of $780,
454 i'll the preceding year After credit
ing other income. the net loss came 10
s12s.710, against s3l9,79 in 1920
Deficit for the syear after charges
amounted to s49s.330, compared with a
deficit of S926,477. Profit and loss
deficit was $1,bl2.43l, against $1,0la.oC0
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

LCST-W Wednesday afternoon, Jady's gold
wrist watch, on Broad way Or Arnster
dam ave, betwecn I0oth and 1i7th SITS.
liberal reward. Weathefs, Mofuingsidc 100
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
International Mills Earnings

International Cotton Mills showed a
net loss for 1921, after charges, taxes
and inventory depreciation, of S1,573.-
or, compared with net loss of s614.-
706 in 1920. Gross sales totaled Sill.
172,S35, with earnings, before fixed
charges, of sS65,S8o, against s4,s6O ,5s7
in the preceding year.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

CHAMBERMAID. waitress, English. Young.
neat, nice appearing. capable. hight
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau Il W
44th ST. Vanderbilt $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Dated. February 81. 1922.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Il Special
Nee Ing Of the Shareholders OF The sea-
n0nre National Bank Of the City Of New
No. 5a Broad street, Manhattan Borsugh,
.IeN York City. on the aoth day Of March,
1872. at 1880 4 NJ for ths purpose OF
voting upon the proposition TO rntify and
confirm an agreement made between the
directors Of The Seaboerd National Bank
OF the city OF New York and the Directors
OF Mercantile National Bank in Now York
providing for the consolidation of said two
banks and upon such matters as may be
inent.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
New York March End. 1922.
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
SAMUEL G BAYNE. President.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
KNIi.N (NMI,HNY

III EroadWay. New York. Msrch /. Is22
For the purposes OF tha annual meeting,
which will he held a the Company's office,
IN Chicago, Illinois, on Tuesday April Ii,
1922, 1t II 90 o'clock a m. the stock
transfer books will be closed Friday.
March 10. 1929. al the close OF business on
that day and reopenei on Wednesday,
April -. 1922
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Cooks
General Houseworkers, Etc.
GOYernesses. Etc.

HOuSEWORKER. excellent cook. waitress F.;
splendid references. Miss Shaughnessy' S
Bureau. $50 6th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
TO IHE SHAREHOLDERS OF MERCaN.
IIIE NATIONAL BANK IN NEW Y0RK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting OF the shareholders Of Mer-
called and Will be neid on March so, 1929
IL, u o clock noon OF that day. at the ,naIn
oitice Of said Bank, No lis Broadway in
ile Borough OF Manhattan, The CITY Of
,,.T< Ae% 4ork, (1} to Vote on a proposition 10
feateie ed into between the Directors 81 NIer
Fantiie National Bank in New York and tho
j,iFeetors Of The Seaboard National Banx
c.onsoiida ton thereof into q single national
banking association. to he known as Tho
SeaNoa rd National Bank OF the City Of New
York, and % TO take authorize and1or an
prove al such further action as shall bs
neeessary or proper TO efrectuate such
BY order of the Board OF Directors
CHELLIS A. AUSTIN
President
Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSE. under graduate: care for invalid
sleep home. Mrs. Guderian. l70S lst av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
CHICAGO. SAINT PAUL, MTNNEAPoIIs
ANU OMAHA RAILNMAY COMPANY

III BrOadWay, New YORK, March !, 1877.
For the purposes of the annual meeting
which Will lee held at the Companys Office
In Hudson. Wisconsin. Wednesday. April
12, 1872, at 9 90 o'clock M. the stock
'raDsfer books viii be closed on Friday
-iarch 10. iHa2. a. the close Of business or
that day, and reopened Thursday. April l3,
IB22. JOHN II. CALDWELL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

WAITRESS. parlormaid; neat efficient: four
years references. Shaughnessys Bureau,
$50 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
WAREHOUSE SALE
f Goods for Unpaid Charges


~ ACCORDA.lE WITH The PRor
SiOE@ ~ l4- tre- beng ds- and 80
paid charges for raicn fra ursstsigr.s
FoW LER EXPRESS CoA1pA.-T JOY
SONS EMPRESS =rt-tlsd 10 a IL
a. ~arshols-Tlan "a fae goods hers.r
after degc~i5ed. ana d= notica hsry
oeen given 10 parties snozr n
claim an Interest taere.n ard The II.
specinsd ln SIC r1tir- f0r csyras-t 2
such charges having exp red thsre wia e
so4d - pubic auction - II Pls.-s-
4 Son Auction Rooms TIE J-aivs-sr
Place. New York Cry. ID T4esday. MAJ.
=. 1922, a INsso f. r r for any ressr
The sale is rot cor pletef en- sad "a.
place on luesday. Apr l71e h=gaa-r
a 1870 \ n an1 ro1tirui-- u7tl sil ~
goods are sold The f1iiow.rS prouerr
20 vi, hunks and contents bzgs asi
contents. boxes. paczsge=. personal eject
fnercAand.se. &o-, held far thu accouaa
OF the following Parties concerned:
Cosau, trunk T. L. A-Eoos .
trunk; Z. c. bel. r--.nk- e Dav.., +.
trunk. bag, box; j. Carter ] eran6: r
GamazHi. trunk. y Laaaav. trszz
Madden. t-u1k y ou4s7er treae
l. B. Dekoyan. bag : zsbsth Doss-
hue. ! bag. Hoiiidav. bazs. HOLIDAY
pss MF5. D1Berry' zkages Bsstri':
Express Coma NY. trunk. Nrs. YorAs @,
Amelia TITO, ! :. Uch. G. Gliaes bc1
l. whitney. box; T. Anderson. trlnz
rs Benea;cf. sses; J Bsthnaa,
package Kate Cassidy. ! trunk ", 4
Cation. trunk; NJ. Con7sry : ,7unk; Z
Doug trlaS * Gallagher
trunk; {. Leary. trunk Y Mc5ginnss
trunk- barrei. , boxes " AcC0uus
'runk A J. hsefs, trunk, Z Scofst
trunk. Mrs. Saunders. boxes. Z Pr-6..
: box too.s; Mr. Wilson. rTunas NJ '.
Mrs: Prendervi..e. box. Mr q Nr
Buel!, 1 package; NJ. Or afrs Neil ! bsg,
4 Gustarowitz, bundle curtains. a.
oe.Ng now stored with sa + Fowlsr Il
press Compa ny-Jack sons Fxpress-.z z
warehouses;, and all 10 lie more speciaczI.
announcsd and described al tine OF said szs
me goods may bs seen Z the time al
place OF sale
FOWLER EXPRESS co.
JACKSON'S EXPRESS,
l0L II z D AN,L, ,-.ApL-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Musical instruments, Etc.

SMALL CRA,-Ds urrIrhts ami 49,.
rtanos for - 10 and --rt zt-s.,e1e lss-
d nH. ntef La
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chamberrnaids

CHAMBERMAID or chambernaid- waitress
and child nurse--Two young Norwegians: !:
together separate; refined. experienced
workers; city OF suburbs. n. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency, 10 E. 43d st, Sd foor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

WAITRESS. young. thoroughly capable ex-
cellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's Blu
reau. 366 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSERY GOVERNESS: French: young
very competent willing: highly recon-
mended. Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th
st.: Vanderbilt $40
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
HELP WANTED MALE

Nan or woman Of refinement
and good address to .rteress
owners Of handsome count~y
estates ard suburban residerccs
b. dirrc, solicitation. In An U0-
usually beautiful, natural stcue
for tagging walks and tor
Taces. and paving rooms or
porches. Some one Who can
approach and interest people
Of taste. working through gar
den clubs and similar orgaDi-
cations where possible. Com
mission with reasonable draw
ing account. Reply Guickly.
outlining qualifications and
giving telephone mum Der II pos
sible. Address . 725, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

WE PAY hiyres- pies ~ .r--..-..
pianos. antique. bra -brsc bort,
stc. KfNGSIET. 80 Uaiverf..y pls,,
stuyvesant 2377 S-s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

Jhe IeNas and Pacific railway Company.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF The Texas
@- Pacific Railway company will be held
IT the office Of the Company. No. l4s
liroaaway, NV York Cily. on Wednesday,
Alarch Il, 1922. II one O'Clock p NJ
J. j. LANCASTER, President
&. W NEITCH Secretary
New York, March !. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST Sunday morning March 9th, in Cen
tral Park or saith St, ledy's blue satin
shel-top bag. containing money and jewelry.
For return 70 cashier Plaza Hotel. 69ih st,
of large blue e-stone ring, diamond emerald
guard ring and diamond buckle pin, the
value will be pa ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
SUMMONS

New York, County of New York--Ray
Myers. Plaintiff. Madge Myers, Defend
ant. summons. Action for an Absolute
Divorce
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
You hereby summoned 20 answer tho
complaint In this action, and to serve q
copy OF your answer, or II the complaint Is
not served with this summons to serve
Notice Of Appearance on the plaintiffs At.
torneys within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive of the day Of
service. In case of your failure to appear
or answer Judgment Will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded In
the complaint.
Dated. New York. February 10. 1922.
KEND1.FR & GOLDSTElN
Attorneys for Plaintiff once and p O.
Address, 1910 Broadway Borough Of
Manhattan. Clty of New York.
TO Madge Myers. Defendant above named:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
BY pnblicat tion. pursuant to order OF Hon
Nathan Blur. Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the State Of New York. dated tho
A., llth day Of February, ls22. and filed with
the County OF Now York at the County
Court House, in the Borough Of Manhattan.
city. County and State OF New York.
Dated. New York. February 10 1922
KENDLER & GOLDSTEIN
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and p O.
Address 1910 Broadway, Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
RAYMOND J. CARPENTER. Plaintiff,
against WILLIAM H. BCDD. Defendant
81 MMONS
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED To-
answer tho complaint in this action and
to serve a copy OF your answer, or. II the
complaint is not served with this sum
mons. to servo a notice of appearances on
the plaintiffs attorneys within twenty dayn
after the service of this summons exclusive
OF the day OF service. In case of your
failure to appear or answer. Judgment will
be taken against YOU By default for the
relief demanded in the com plant.
Dated. January 31st. 1922
HAWKINS. pELAFIELD & LONGFE1
Low, Attorneys for Plaintiff Office
and Post Office Address, No 90 Ex
change Place. Borough OF Manhattan
city of New York.
TO WILLIAM II. BUpD:
The foregoing summons Is servad uno,
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
of Hon, Nathan Blur of the Justice =
OF the supreme Court OF the state of New
York. dated the 7th day of rehruarv 1922
and Hled with the complaint In the office
or the Clerk of the County OF New York
at the County Court House III New York
County
HAWKINS DELAFIEI.D g. I4ONGFEI.
Low. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Miscellaneous

YOUNG WOMAN. over p. high schoo!
assI,, sss
cArapaign, $500 salary. corr .ssion. Call
morning only Mr.. Branch. National CITY
Duilding. ~ East 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Call loans against acceptances, 4 per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewciry. Fte
urniture

DlAAoNi95 eouVn' az so't n,
ADVICE free. Bennett. 175 3 ray "a -.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSE. young. hospital trained: unusual
references. Miss Fit2gerald's Bureau S66
Eth ave
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
DANCING INSTRUCTION

Helene L. sweeney School of Dancing.
Expert In modern dances. Specializing In
teaching gentlemen to lead, ladies to follow;
correcting all faults Private and class les
sons, beg gnners or advanced. Residential
work by arrangement. Teachers courses
Diplomas.
0 East 59th St.. n y. Phone Plaza s612.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NJ iRSE, Young. assist chamberwork: excel
lent references. Miss Ft2geralds Bureau,
366 9th ave
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSE, young. two children: exceptional
references. Miss Fitzgcralds Bureau $50
9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE. English; highest references Miss
Halls Bureau. II West A4th St; Wander
bilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
SITUATIONS wAvrEn Frw.--.-
MIacelIanenila

COOKS. rTaifreasev. housowo~e.,.
pros'ivE ',sSe '@nd ,snsylan agency 'ls' h,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSE, young. Protestant. inexperienced
excellent references, Miss Fitzgerald )
Bureau, 366 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Lost Ba nkbooks
BOARDERS WANTED

s0TH ST, AT LEXINGTON Av (Tfot.:
Rutledge)--For ladies: on. room and
meals from 3ia up; elevator. telephone.
etc: full hotel ssrvice newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
w est Side

s1sT ST. COLUMBUS Av. Colonial Ioe.)
Newly decorated furnished rooms; uss
Of bath; sl2 weekly NJ: elevated, surface
cars subway; fun hotel serviee; restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

HN' = IIDfNf 5''edlsh roa,.
,ry mag esrts spll'rs s21 eop2ies ety. zass
LeEington ave, near 6l.t ~ Llss -
so4" 2lso Broadway. corner ~ a1'aelsn1.,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COOK. reliable, competent woman for
cooking and dovnstairs work n fanily
OF four adults AZ Spuyten Duyvn, =. 7.
city Good References required. Phone
KngsbYt1ge x 1913.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NURSE, thoroughly capable: country pre-
366 6th ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Judgments Filed
In New York Comfy

The following judgments were flcd yes
terday, tho first nano being that OK the
debtor:
New Britain herald., 1922-10-25
SQUIRE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
 YOUNG NEWS REPUBLICAN CLUB

newly formed club, to get ont and work hard from now until election day. He also extended his congratula- lions on the success met in forming such splendid organization.
 Klctt Lauds Candidates
 The final speaker of the evening was State Central Committeeman Klett. Judge Klett briefly spoke of the splendid character of the men nominated by the republican party for the coming election. He said that he had served with "Charlie" Tem- pleton in the legislature and he knew him as business man and one who would give Connecticut an excellent of Colonel Hiram Bingham, Judge klett said he was splendid man, who has great things ahead of him. Judge Pallotti, the speaker said has for years been re- garded as one of the leading members of the Connecticut bar. He is grad uate of the Hartford High school, Holy Cross college and the Yale Law school, and. according to Judge Klett, has every requirement to mako him an excellent official, as secretary of state. Judge klett also paid tribute to the other men on the state ticket. He likewise spoke of the record of United States Senator George P Me- Lean as one of excellent accomplish ments.
 Covert Got Results
 In speaking of the local nominees Judge Klett said that Dick" Covert, candidate for senator, has had the ex- perience of six years in the legislature, during which time he has probably made wider acquaintance than any ether man in the past general assem- plies, and this was one of the reasons why New Britain has been taken care of so we'll during that time. Judge klett said that it was due in a large to the effort of Mir Covert that the appropriation for the new State Normal school in this city was secured which the speaker said was 8 great thing for the city As chair man of the roads, rivers and bridges Mir Covert brought about many fine improvements in Connecti cut, he said. Judge klett said that the workmen's compensation act re-
New Britain herald., 1922-10-25
MYSTERY IN DEATH
 OF YOUNG ICEMAN
Body of Youthful Lad Is Found in a Lighted Room A. Glen Cove,
 x. Y.-Liyed With Woman.

Glen Cove. l.. L. Oct, Puzzline circumstance surround the death here on Sunday Of Joseph Mitchell a youth who delivered ice His viscera have been sent to q laboratory in New York for analysis because an autopsy failed to clear the mystery.
 Mitchell occupied two rooms with a woman who was understood to be his mother. This woman went away about two weeks ago She is believed to have gone to Suffolk county. Letters found in the rooms indicated that Mitchell had quarreled with q woman who signed herself Florence" and who begged the boy to take her back, as she was unhappy.
 The boys body was found in bed on Monday when his employers missed him. Lights had been burn ing since Saturday night. Near him lay an envelope which had contained poison fly paper. On 1t was written apparently in his hand. nanny lullaby in which the Lords prayer was interwoven. On the floor near the bed were pieces of candy.
 The autopsy disclosed that the stomach apparently had reacted 10 some irritant. There also were signs of heart lesion, but it was believed that this might have been due to the strain of handling ice.
 Death apparently was unexpected; at least Mitchell left no note behind him.
 The district attorneys office is in- vestigating and hopes soon to learn more about Mitchell from his erst- while companion.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-25

mineral and vitamin deficiencies as do the grains.
 1. Fruits and vegetables-varyins greatly in their protein and energy values but very important as sources of mineral clements and vitamins. 5. Milk-important as a source of energy, protein, mineral clements and citamines and possessing unique ef. fciency as 6 growth promoting food
 In brief. most grains have Vita min A. and B. present,
 Most fats and oils, with the excep- ton of nut margarine. linseed. alive peanut and cocoanut oils. have Vita min A. present. Vitamins B. and C. are absent.
 Meats have Vitamins A., B. and C. present to slight degree.
 Fish usually has Vitamin B. pres ent, and if fat, Vitamin A. may also exist.
 Fruits as a whole contain Vitamin C., but tomatoes canned, raw or dried, and orange juice or orange peel and apples contain all three vitamins.
 Vegetables in general contain one ore more vitamins, and Of these let tuce, dandelions. caulifower, carrots, cabbage, fresh string beans contain all three vitamins.
 Practically all nuts contain Vita min B.
 Milk contains all three vitamins, even thought 1t may be skinned dried or condensed. Butter contains only Vitamin A. Buttermilk and cream, however, contain all three vitamins..
 Eggs apparently contain all three vitamins. but the much exploited yeast, however, lacks Vitamin A. and C., being only rich in Vitamin B.
 Tien Hua
 We trust that all read the smallpox bulletin which showed the vast num- Der of smallpox cases in unvaccinated persons compared with the smallpox cases in the vaccinated Incidentally, all of the deaths from smallpox this year were unvaccinated individuals. No vaccinated person died of small pox in Connecticut. ..
 In China they call smallpox "Tien Hua," or the Heavenly Flower disease. Dr. w. W. Peter of Shang- hai says: Elaborated in English this means smallpox sends you to heaven and your friends to the florist'.''
 National Cancer Week
 The week of November 12th to the 1 sth this year is to be considered throughout the country as Cancer Week" during which an attempt to educate the people to seek medical advice promptly in conditions which may be the early symptoms of can- ger will be made.
 Prompt assistance in the early stages of the disease may result in checking 1t or result in a cure.
 It is now understood by the fore IT ost medical men that certain forms of cancer are curable If properly .reated In time. Very often this treatment may be simple surgical operation.
 In the United States as whole, 1o,ooo people die each year from and apparently this number is The increase in deaths nay perhaps be due to more ac- ,urate diagnosis, following the use of newly devised scientific procedures.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-25

garded as one of the best In America. was due in U measure 10 the effort of Dick" Covert,
 Refers to "P. S.n
 Speaking of the democratic eandi- date, Judge klett s1id it was doubt ful, if he was elected, that he could go to the legislature and get the re-. suits that "Dick" Covert can, Speak ing of Ernest w. Christ, Judge Klett said that his record in this city is well known, The speaker said that there has been some drive made at MT. Christ because of tbe fuel situa- ton in this city. Judge Klett said that long before Mir. Christ had an nounced his candidacy for representa- tive, he was named by Mayor Pao- nessa to All the role of local fuel ad- ministrator Now, the speaker said his opponents are trying to capitalize the propaganda that Christ Is playing politics with the fuel situation,
 Not Playing Politics.
 Judge Kett said that in the trying days of the war, when the coal sit uation was a serious problem, it was MT. Christ who was selected to handle the difficult situation, and so capably did he All the bill that when a crisis again rose, democratic mayor had no hesitancy-in naming him as fuel Of Judge filling, the speaker said he had, through long association in the law office, found him to be a very capable man, and one who he knew would capably fill the position at Hartford. In closing, Judge Klett said that there was no doubt but that in the election of Messrs. Covert, Christ and filling, New Britain would have representation on the most important committees in the legislature. Judge Klett called attention to the change in the vot- Ing places this fall. stating that with the exception of the Second Ward the voting would be done in school buildings, departure from the old method which he said would prove popular.
 Club to Hold Rally.
 Lawyer William M. Greenstein moved that a committee be named to bring in list of officers for the 1ew club which was done. At the close of the rally, the club members decided to hold a big rally soon, to which young women will be invited, md at the close of the rally, dancing will be held.