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New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Street, fve-story apartment with
store, for David Mayer to an investor.
1t was held at $4,000.
j. Lacov sold for A. B. Dietrich to
H. Rosenberg one-famiiy house with
garage at 1187 East Twenty y-second
Street, held at $23,75G.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
horest Hills Residea, ACQUIRES
Home on PeIha,r Ue;,b,e

Fish & Marvin sold for Walter "
LAWSON his house on Monterey Avenue.
7Pelham Heights. to H. s. Waters, of
FOREST Hills, L. l., held at S27,5o0. The
same brokers sold for the Larchmont
Builders, Inc, a stucco residence on
eBeach Avenue, Larchmont, to Fred En-
GERS OF this city. and leased for Mrs.
heIena Degnan her property on the
bala mountain Road. Town of York
town, comprising thirty-fve acres.
residence and outbuildings, to George
j. Dykeman, also of this city.
Other real estate news on
page 2l
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK, soosaias ossaas
MlNNA kRAFCHEL. piaint'hss hss-orssilrg
KARL kRATCHEL. defendant.
for dissolution OF marriage
To Karl Kretchel. defendant az, rerfb,3
You are hereby rotificd that 'e ouis seoarf N
petition has been presented TO TINS - ss f6a
your wire. Minna Kratchel, statihs ,.sr , M
have absented yourself for more ssf s.,ssrf n
years now last past without being MY s;,ss 'ana
your wife TO be living during tnat saaa spa
that your wife believes you 70 pe 5s az "a Ill.
that a diligent search has bcen inaos ify1xs
cover evidence showing that You A.s fotHN
and that no such evidence has prsS ~
and asking for dissolution OF the ~ iaSh iii 4
between your wife and yourself. anu Md M sst
hearing upon said petition VIII W sn.Ij$1
1890 A. NJ. on December T. lszs. - y y so9r
Term, Part 8. of this court. In eess eas ssE ~
failure to appear or answer an cIaes ,siit ~.
made for the relief dema rded In s tno - ssss
i Dated New York, October ;. si
GREENSPAN & MoSa MoSssSF ~ n g
Attorneys for Petitioner. Once si,S ssfy.tE
address, 205 Broadway, New 1eiA sSI
TO karI Kratchei. defendant ,.sn IN
The foregoing notice Is served upon ite9.
publication pursuant to an order Ses,nrsy4l
James o'Malley. Justice OF the ossi s,sssi tkl
Srd day of October, 1922, and Aiea ~ W Sye1
petitien III the ofiice OF ths GlefS M
York County. M
GREENSPAN \ Ne1Assd Ne1Asdasf NJ d
Attorneys for Petitioner. once S5al5t
address. aoS Broadway. New 1ols S'ss3' 81
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
The Stage Door

Tne' openn2 of The Ever Green Lady
'as been postponed from Tomorrow night
until ne%t Wednesday evening when If
WI be seen at the Punch and Judy The
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Brock Pculhertons second production
: is teason viii be Luigi Pirandello's .,Siv
f'afae' crs' in Search of an Author" The
iay wias originally produced in Rome. and
; presented at special perfoIRia nces in
''ondon by he Stage Society. Mr.. Penn
efean has also acceuted for production a
nusical Version of Clare Kum1ner's Good
Gracious Anna belle" which beors The
"ntative title Annabelle." 1t viii be
presented here before the holidays Miss
NH1nmei has retained the original story.
Eriten new Dialogues ana composed
W"nty musical numbers. for which she
as written the lyrics.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

lsadora Duncan Will give the first of
four dance recitals at Carnegie Hail to-
morrow afternoon il will be devoted ex-
q GAlNely. the music of TschailtoM SKY
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

William Fox has received II 900 sugges-
|hhd Shall Lead Them = at. the Lyric
Fheater A prize Of $1,000 is to go to the
person who wrote the title which will
replace the present one.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Marc Klaw will present Elsie Ferguson
In The Wheel of Life, by Jamea b.
Fagsn. on November e. at theater to
D. announced later.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
DR.. Henry f1c clle., .Jells
Nyack Flats 10 Investor

Butler g. Baldwin, Inc. sold for DR..
Henry Moeller rs and % North Broad
way, Nyack, N. Y. to Theodore Neider-
hauser. The property consists of two
four-story apartment houses and
stores, 42x10o, and was bought for in
vestment.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE MATTER OF The Petttios e
ALICE H. LYNCH for an Order under - "a
Provision of Section Sub DIVISION e tsa,y. :.
the Domestic Relations Law 10 Gus alss'E
her marriage relation with OMAN =
LYNCH. ,,.x
To OMAR f. LYNCH. defendant; ~ y.
are hereby notified that a duly seriiiee Fs< x
tition has been presented to this eoui. !, sss ,s
your wife, ALICE II. LYNCH, stating "a 80
you have absensed yourself for more ,.sss a.ss
five years now last past wttnous ,;ss u
known to your wife 10 be living as.-ss Nv. -
that time: that your wife believes ~ sssn
be dead; thatsa diiigent search aas 49, 80
made to discover evidence showins s ssss
you are living, and that no sucn esissit sl,..tos
has been found, and asking Tor aissoi aissssa.n ~
of the marriage between your wiz, wiz ,s-
yourself. and that hearing upon ssss w.. s.- s
tition will be held at 1000 A M, w rars
cember 11th. 1922. at Special Ietsa; ;;,iars
III, of this court. In case OK yous rss6s
to appear or answer. an order VIII wi,ssor ~ -,
for the relief demanded In the pssieVN
Dated. y. Y, October 4th, iszs' ...,n,ys
CALDWELL & BANISTER. 49, ID.
for Petitioner, Once and tost on ri.y
dress. 2S3 Broadway. New York Gss.ss.s. IN.
To OMAR E LYNCH, defenaah.. .,r 81
foregoing notice is served upon IVY x;sn.
publication. pursuant 10 =. orde, ~. ss-
lsidor Wasservogei. Justice 9. yerk
preme Court OF the State OF Ssm ,m,. ind
dated the 2sth day OF SeptemoeIs. - - of ths
fled with the petition In the opuee
Clerk or New York County. 40 $40, 81
Dated, New York, october 9th, 4ss.a-neYs
CALDWELL g. BANlSTER, ase. sds
for Petitioner, Office and Post oMus sa,s
dress. 233 Broadway. New YORK e.ss.----4
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

T he Shuborts have selected the century
Vheater for the presentation of "Hitchy
800 OF 1922" in which Raymond Hitch
COCK Will appear with cast Including
Eenny leonard and many others
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

- Desha, who was ono of the principal
dancers in the Foliine Ballet in The Rose
~ Stamboui| will return to' The stage OF
The RlVoH on Sunday
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

the hippodromes entire seating capac4
ity for next Wednesday night has been
Ieserved for The annual theater party OF
the City Bank Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Maurice Schwartz will present "Revizor"
e. Insr1e cior 'General'D, by Gogoi. for the
INST time in America at the. jewish Art
Sky, regisseur OF the Moscow Theatre
korsch. who arrived here recently, viii
'alreet tho production, his first in this
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

"A Clean Town" by ]. c, Nugent and
EllAott Nugent. Will go into rehearsal at
the Belmont on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

4 p, w W~Griffth's new production. ."One
Exciting Night" will play its New York
cnga cement at the Apollo Theater
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

ADVERTISEMENT
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-15
TROOP 1 SCRIBE.
NEWS OF TROOP Ii.

Troop IL met Friday night at 1880
with Scoutmaster Dan Chapel and
about sixteen Scouts present. We
were sorry that we didn't get to have
our barbecue last Thursday, but on
account of Scoutmaster Dan Chap
pell being out of town and not get
ting back until Wednesday evening.
We had to postpone it until next
Thursday. We are going to have
it Thursday at Kidd's mill and want
every Scout of Troop ii to meet at
the court house Thursday morning
at o'clock We are going to hike
it out there so everybody be on time.
A committee was named to help
Mr.. Chappell next week to get the
things ready for the barbecue. Claud
Bond also volunteered to supply us
in watermelons that day, being as
they have a patch near there. We
want every member to be present
next Friday night so that We can
make plans for our camp.
BY TROOP II SCRIBE.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Carl W. Minor, d. D. Pastor.
$50 a. m. Bible school, I. Furlow
Gat6wood, Supt. Attendance last
Sunday fine. We need you Sunday.
II a. m. worship, subject
Transforming Power of Thought. p
This message will be of help to any
who have trouble in their thought
life.
700 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. u, R.
P. Snow, Pres.
Tbs p. mr., Junior 3. Y. P. u,
Raymond ParSon, Pres. Our unions
are doing work. Join one.
500 p. m. worship, subject;
Penalty of Inactivity"
500 p. m. Thursday, prayer hour.
Our Junior union will conduct the
meeting. Come.
1MMinr.----
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LEE ST. METHODIST CHURCH.

Luther A. Harrell, Pastor.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school session
A full attendance is urged.
l1:O0 a. m. preaching by Rev
Reese. Griffin, of Dawson.
z 700 p. m. devotional meeting OF
the Epworth Leagues.
500 p. m. Announcement to be
made at the morning hour.
It is urged that a good attendance
be had at the services on Sunday
The pastor is away assisting, in re
viyal services. Good music, gooC
preaching, comfortable pews anC
electric fans.
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PACE THREE.

Miss Ursle Martini of Birning-
ham, Ala, is the guest of her aunt,
Miss Maude Beavers, on Horne
street.
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NMliFssT AIIss Nl 8

ming hour, subject; THE Divine Wis
itor."
Sunday school $3.50 a. M, While
Marshall, Supt.
Prayer meeting in the tent We'd
nesday Z AS p. m.
Though we are temporarily in
new quarters, which are very con-
venient and comfortable, the same
spirit Of cordial welcome is offered
to all who will worship with US
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BOI SCOUTS
NEWS OF TROOP /.

Troop | met last night with "a
present besides Scoutmaster Brad
ley Hogg and Assistant Scoutmaster
S. P. Bond.
We decided about the camp at the
meeting. We are going to Magnolia
Springs on Monday, July "a, and
will stay until the Friday or Satur-
day following. The fee is So per
Scout. This takes in the bathing
and camping privileges and also all
meals.
We meet. again Monday night,
July II, at 8 o'clock, in the usual
place. Each 'member is to say defi-
nitely whether he is going or not.
Scouts, note the change of time of
the meeting. Remember Monday
night.
TROOP l SCRIBE.
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FIRST CHURCH CHRIS [,
SCIENTIST.

128 Forrest Street.
Services Sunday a. % II O'Clock.
Golden text: Proverbs 1922, I'm
Outstanding is a will spring of life
unto him that hath it."
Sunday school II o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting, s o'clock.
Reading roms open daily from 10
a. m. until II except on Sundays and
legal holidays. Here all Christian
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

lip Taylor Street.
James Il. Barfield, Minister.
j. A. Baugh, Supt. Bible school.
Bible school 1000 a. m.
The summer slump campaign is
on. Help your team "get the goat"
of the opposing team. There's lots
Of fun in the game.
Lords supper 100 a. m.
Preaching at Il: 80 a. m. and soc
p. NJ.
Morning, "a Model Conversion"
Evening, THE Christ of Luke"
Baptism following evening service.
Y. S. P. C. E. 7:15 p. m.
A leaderless meeting.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Corner Lee and College streets.
II. 7. Brookshire, Pastor.
Bible schools 80 a. M, r. L. May
nard, Supt. Report number of chap
ters read in Bible past week.
Preaching services IL a. m. and
8 p. m. Morning subject; Awake !
Awake! Put on Thy Strength"
Evening subject; "Unshakable
Things"
Good gospel singing led by Cor
don Howell and chorus choirs.
Senior, Intermediate and Junior
B. Y. P. U. Z p. M, Mrs. R. C. Foster,
John Edgar Sheppard and E. Bos-
well, Jr., Presidents.
W, M. S. personal service meeting,
Monday 4 p. m. Circles reports.
Mrs. E. l.. Carswell, Chairman.
Mid-week prayer service, Wednes-
day S p. m.
Hinle school officers and teach
ers meeting, Thursday s p. m.
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Try COURT TO
RESUME GRIND
| c.ss. To Be Called For
|nqI;aI Be Beginning Tues
i' day

Ina term OF JbS my
T. [gooIgp5onvened loc jury BUSINESS
F'day .1.r ' than criminal has
/ ... o5nss cases ses having been ems. set
rs sssl5,,,''W Wednesday and Thurs
" SSo"y Of them are cases oil
| standing and an e11o[c HOT "ii soy-
Fe II to ,s o.cs' are re- to be nolle pressed,
wing WI is the calendar:
Ee1+on Heath, misdemeanor' !
as; W ''f Rack, having whisky
knice johnson, gaming,
! i1en johnson, gaming:
Ein Langley, alias Will Vlekey'
Sg III minor to play pool. -
ISlI' limmons, assault and bat
General Grant Mui p"'S'
1, B. Glover, driving car without
ense. Nth
license.
i ]. BagIey, illegal check.
Il West, having liquor.
Everett Bowman, carrying con-
bed weapons.
Berry Glenn, carrying concealed
apOns.
Herman Schneider, driving car
bout license.
eddie Harris, misdemeanor.
Walter Harris, misdemeanor.
Richard Height, assault and bat
4 E, Collins, miSdemeanor.
Eade Munroe, carrying conceal
8weaponS.
Bases Assigned for Wednesday.
Dts KiIlcbrew, having liquor.
lin. Burton, gaming,
John Booth, gaming.
Eattie Rodgers, larceny from the
ase
seay Ray, assault and battery.
j. A, Fitzgerald, cheating and
hdling.
eLonard Wilder, disposing of
atgaged property.
Gm Cross, wife whipping.
Bager Bird, assault and battery.
Cases Assigned for Thursday.
eharlie Wilburn, Jr., and Sol
ekson, gaming
seumie Patterson, having and
6ng whisky q counts.)
] I. Ferguson, VS.. L. A. Morgan,
4 chment,
: To Be NoIle Pressed.
a ]. Williams, stabbing.
aomnie Jones, having whisky.
annie Elmira Thomas, larceny
q the house.
1hedford ChiIds, carrying conceal
weapons
ohm Hall, illegal pointing weap-
Il at another.
sames Walker, misdemeanor.
lille HaIstead, misdemeanor.
The Jurors.
ne following have been drawn as
llbrs: = 60
E, Wells, Thomas Harold, c.
Z. !. aT rs B. A. Player, Cliff Bag
y +. P Jones, B. H. McMath.
Howard, F. W. Hines, E, J.
:. ogtoo' A, D. Deriso, E. P. An
w. L. Jennings, G. W. Thorn
!. B. Nangham, f. N. Dean, 0.
L. DAMS l. VI Arnold, CARLYLE
q. 'ana9, R, J. Cheek, Grady
Se$, T., F. Graham, D. L, Todd
Williams. - i00u'
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Richard F. Simpson, Pastor.
Services Sunday.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school, A. c..
Crockett, Supt.
HOO a. m. morning service.
700 p. m. Christian Endeaver.
500 p. m. open air services.
A cordial welcome to all strangers
and visitors.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. James B. Lawrence, Rector.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion 1880 a. m.
The church school 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon II 100
a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon 500
p. nj.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

(High School Auditorium
Gdyton Fisher, Pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at IL a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning hour,
subject: "A Certain Rich Man" Eve
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-15
HOW'S THIS?

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the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
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Sold by druggists for over 40 years.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-15

Miss Elinor Tillm an, Miss Lilly
Poole and Miss Beu Iah Barrow left
Friday night for N sw York where
they will spend two weeks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-07-15

Science literature can be read or OBJ
tanned.
Visitors are invited to attend the
services and visit the rooms.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

John H. Nolan of Hampton, thi state, was in court on a charge of i'm proper use of markers. Nolan wa discharged upon payment of tn costs.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

fire commissioners, Chairman Emil G.. Hjerpe will make a report on the practicability of engaging one or more physicians to care for tiremen who are sick or injured. It is be- lieved that the new plan will prove more practicable than under exist ing conditions.
 The board of police commissioners has accepted resignations of Patrol man David Moore and Supernumerary Policeman Peter Delconte.
 Viking A. C. dance at Danceland Sat. night Trinity Bacchahalian or chestra --advt.
 The police commission is consider ing a plan whereby unlimited park ing privilege will be instituted on West Main street on the north side extending westward excepting the Professional building. On the south side it is planned to install tiNe-min- ute parking privilege.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

from 4 until 3 o'clock in the after 1 noon.
 The majority Of fact 0ries will close | Special services will be held in all of the churches. There will be a mass at 7:30 o'c'oc.; at St. Paul's church The Way of tn" Cross" will be re | cited at 3 o'c'ocli in the afternoon. | Union services will De held at the | kensington Congregational church at | l0:45 o'clock. The Berlin Congrcga- tional church will hold services at 7:30 o'clock.
 Hricf, Miss Harriet Hackett of New Ha- ven, is visiting with Miss Ethel Whit ney of kensngton.
 The Peck Memorial library in Ken sington will be closed tomorrow be cause of the holiday.
 Mrs, R. R. Showalter and her two daughters. today returned to their homes on Berlin street. following q visit to Oberlin. Ohio.
 Mrs. w. w. Pagan is visiting rela- lives in Winsted.
 Miss Rose kiniry has returned from | several days with her aunt Miss An nie Pagan.
 1 The weekly meeting of the Berlin I'oy Scouts will be held this evening at the Congregational church. There will be no meeting of the Girl Scouts this week. The Grange sewing club met this afternoon at, the home Of Mrs Ed ward Michaels
 East Berlin Items
 The hours at the postoffce Good Friday are as follows: Open at 7:3O a. m. and close at 10:00 a. In., and re- open at 5:15 r. m., and close at 6:oo c'c ock
 ! There will be T choir rehearsal at st. Cabrels church this evening at o'clock.
 Miss Virginia Root, who has been spending the past few days with req tivns on Main street. has returned to her studies at the New London col 1 lege.
 Parents cf the Sunday school pu- nils of the Methodist church arc cs- rccially invited to attend the Easter | d ing. Rev W. s. Harper will preach on, "The First Easter Morn." His sermon at the evening service will be entitled: "How God Comes Near" A choir rehearsal will be held before tho morning service at o:45 a. m. on Good Friday there will be a service at 7:3o in the evening.
 The next meeting of the Modern Woodmen society will he held Thurs day evening, April goth.
 The regular meeting of the Bo! Scouts will he held at the Berlin Con greg1tional' church this evening ln- stead of on Friday evening. The members from this place will attend
 Nlahlon HaTen has purchased n new automobile and is erecting garage 1T the rear of his residence on Mair street to house il in.
 ] PERSONS having logs on property ot lat' | Geo. R. Lyons will kindly call and let m' l know how they want them sawed. Thom
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13
INCONSISTENCIES FINED BY JUDGE GRISWOLD John KlZeneVicZ Operated Big
 gest Still Ever Found Here
 THOMAS FAY PAYS S5o
New Britain Man Charged With Recl<- less Dri, in.--SC]cttmcn Will Build New. .x Bridgc-Inspectim Made Briefs.

Mike Bendas, of this town, was fin ed S10o and costs by Judge GrisWold fin the town court last night, on q charge of manufacturing intoN;catinc liquor. The fine was suspended on payment of tho costs
 John kuzenewica. a ncighbor of Bendas, vas fined S1o0 and costs on the same charge. Officers Brown, Webster and Nentres conducted q raid on Tuesday night at the homes of both of the above named men.
 The officers were successful in To- eating the largest still yet discovered in Berlin at the home of kuzenewicz The local authorities say that the still is of the best made which has hee' brought into the local court. Two hundred gallons of liquor were con tscated. The two men live in the lower section of the town near the Meriden town line.
 At the home of Bendas a small still was found With two gallons ot liquor
 New Britain Man Fined.
 Thomas B. Fay of New Britain, ap- peared before Judge Griswold on q charge of reckless driving. He plead ed not guilty. He was fined $50 anc costs. Fay appeared in court as re- suit of an automobile accident or the turnpike near the Meridcn toWf line Monday evening.
 A car owned by Raymond l>imbal' also of New Britain, was parked q the side of the road near the Meride' town line while it's driver was chang ing one of the tires. Fay, it is said was driving toward it, and in endeaN' bring to pass another car crashed into that of kimball. Fay claimed tha' he was blinded by the headlights ol two automobiles approaching him.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-13

and female canints for sh, An dogs over six months of age come under this ruling,
 Post OfIicc Closes,
 The post office Will close nt l2 o'clock noon tomorrow for Good Friday observance, There will he but one city delivery in the morning and the rural malls will be delivered as usual Money orders will be Issued and the malls will be dispatched on the trains on the regular schedule.
 Condition Improves.
 Word has been received here that the condition of Hugh Trumbull Of Maple street, patient at the Hart ford hospital is slightly improved. Frank G. Osborne, n patient al the Hartford hospital is also improving following an operation last week,
 Poultry Club Meeting
 There was n good turnout Of poul- try mon of the town at the meeting of the Plainyille Poultry Association held in the town hall last plight. c. l.. Card of South Manchester gave n lengthy and interesting talk on tho care and feeding of chicks.
 The association was enlarged by the addition of Ia new members, which brings the present total close to the 80 mark. The association plans to in- crease the membership to 100.
 Episcopal Church News
 At the Faster Service, next Sunday afternoon at o'clock there will be administration Of the sacrament Of holy baptism. Parents desirous of having children baptized are required to notify the rector sometime during this week At the same service there will be the presentation of the chill dren's Lenten mite box offering. Par cnts of cradle roll children are cordially invited with their little ones, Plainvillc Briefs
 The Plainville Trust Co, will be closed all day tomorrow in observance of Good Friday.
 Cornelius Prior is visiting at his home on Canal street from Holy Cross college.
 A large attendance was seen at the mass meeting of the Plainvile-New Britain branch of the National Asso- citation for the Advancement of Color | ed People, at the local Redeemer's A. NJ. F. Zion church last evening" Re ports were heard on the membership drive.
 1 The Ladies' society of the Methodist church held a successful food sale in 1 the vacant store on West Main street yesterday afternoon and realized a l good sum for the parsonage fund. wANTED--To rent, furnished rooms or l apartment in good location, by American
 couple. No children Address Herald, | Box 35F.
 TESTED seeds that grow. We have sheep fertilizer lawn mowers and garden tools. ! Plainville Hardware Co.,, Opp. r. o. l floor. Modern improvements. Apply 63 | East Main St.. Flainvie, NOTIrE-Fresh fish every day Horton g | Fish Market, Whiting St, Plainville | FOU ND--Dog white with white and brown mixed ears. Good sized. Owner can have | by identifying and paying for ad II Nor
 ton Place Plainvlle.
 | NOTICE--1 do all kinds of team work. blowing, ashes removed. Also building | stone and sand for sale, F. L. Silvernail, l Phone 3S-3, PlainVile.