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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
WON'T TALK ON STAND
Herrin Riot Witnesses May Be Taken
:; to State Capitol.

Marion. ILL.,. April IA threat to
take all of the local witnesses TO
Springfield followed the failure of the
LSsAmittee appointed by the Illinois
d legislature to investigate the Herrln
riots last night to obtain satisfactory
4 Information from the five persons
|ealled upon to testify yesterday.
When the hearing adjourned shortly
latter 10 o'clock last night after beng
in continuous session since . o'clock
n the afternoon. Chairman Frank
Mccarthy said that at least three of
he witnesses would be taken to
-,
These were Melvin Thaxton. sheriff
HI Williamson county at the time OF
4 he riots when three union miners
hud % non-union workers were killed,
hml now county treasurer: John
|Schaefcr. deputy sheriff, and s. E.
|Storms, another deputy at the time
III the outbreak. but now a county
itIerk. He said Delos Duty, state at
|,ornev, might be added to the list.
4 Members of the committee had re-
|seatedly expressed extreme exaspera-
Mon and disgust at the attitude of the
witnesses and their apparent reiuct-
nee in answering questions.
IF we can't get you TO answer.
Ken issue subpOenas and take you
h Springfield" Representative NJ. L..
jgoe told one witness.
an all my eighteen years exper-
ence I have never seen such reluctant
nd forgetful witnesses Representa-
We Mccarthy said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
JURISDICTION OF U. S.
? PAST SMILE LIMIT
5 UP FOR DISCUSSION
EGhu Root Supports Hard
ing's International
Court Stand.

Washington, ID. C., April 21.-Dis-.
cussion of the question of the juris-
diction of the United States beyond
the three-mile limit at sea, upon
which opposing views were presented
by speakers at the opening session.
held first place on the program for
today's session of the American So
ciety of International Law.
Another address on the proposal
for American membership in the per-
manent court of international justice,
following that delivered at the open
ing session last night by Elihu Root,
president of the society. will be made
at tonight's session by Secretary
Hughes, who is expected to present
in some detail the administrations at
titude upon the question.
Declaring his support Of President
Harding's stand for American partici-
.<S&ion in the court, Mr.. Root said the
proposal involved really only ques-
ton OF moral support for the same
kind of court which our government
has been urging for generation"
The court, he said. presents the
slightest point yet reached by agree
ment of the nations in affording the
same substitution for war by judicial
ueclSlOn Oh lnleTllullUHdl Cdsto luat
has been so effective in doing away
with private war among individuals
He saw its chief value as an instru-
ment for the development of interna-
tional law. asserting that he looked
forward with confidence TO the time
when such law will declare "all wars
of aggression to be criminal violations
of the law Of nations"
Differing views on the question OF
national jurisdiction beyond the three
mile limit at sea were presented IN
papers last night by Prof. Phillip
Marshal Brown of Princeton and
Fred X. Nelson, former solicitor of
the State Department.
Prefacing his argument with the
statement that he was ready to stand
for repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment," Professor Brown said the
d ''three-milc limit" was not generally
accepted nor established by interna-
tional law and that the United States
( would be justified in extending its
jurisdiction with reasonable proxim-
Eity to its coasts
n Mr.. Nelson argued. however. that
1.-THE United States could not justify
departure from the rule strongly sup
/ ported by it in the past for the pur.
pose of dealing with an isolated and
Temporary situation" unless an appro-
Epriate agreement was reached among
1 the nations for its alteration.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
liz" FIXES ACHING,
SWOLLEN, SORE FEET

Just take your shoes off and then
those weary, shoe-crinkled. ach-
, burning. corn-pestered. bunion-tor-
red feet of yours in a "TIZ' bath.
Sur toes will wriggle with joy;
Py'll look w at you and almost talk
d then they'll take another dive in
bt "TIZ" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
dali tired out-just. try "TIZ."
grand-it's glorious. Your feet
Il dance with joy: also you will finu
pain gone from corns, callousses
] bunions.
There's nothing like "TIZ.' It's
only remedy that draws out all
poisonous exudations which puff
your feet and cause foot torture.
few cents buys a box of "TlZ'" at
drug or department store-don't
I. All! how glad your feet get:
comfortable your shoes feel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
Lightning Strikes Home.

Kerrville. Tex. April 2S.-One oil
lie most severe electrical storms seen
Ire for some time accompanied the
10 inch rain Tuesday night. Light
Ing struck the residence of A.. &.
orris. wrecking brick fluc. Faclngs
Here ripped from window frames
bnes broken and planks in the
Halls splintered. No one was injured.
bolt is reported TO have struck
Rick smoke stack in the downtown
kction, cracking it. Other cases OF
khtning striking trees have been re-
'brted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
No. Az.
DEPARTMENT OF
INSURANCE. AND BANKING,

STATE OF TEXAS.
Austin. Texas, March IS. 1898.
All Whom 1t May Concern:
bis Is to certify, that the Western
hrance Company, Toronto. Canada,
in all respects fully complied with
laws OF Texas as conditions precedent
is doing business in this state, and
I've Issued to said company a certifi-
OF authority from this office en-
Big IL to do business in this state foi
year ending the goth OF February.
kEsss>der my hand and seal of
Ia az Austin, Texas, the date first
4 written.
|eai) J. L. CHAPMAN.
Commissioner.
Sblnson Robinson. local agents,
5n.
bert Hushes, state agent, p. o.
$50. Dallas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-27
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New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

1 The Woman's club of Maple Hill l aill hold its regular meeting Wednes- day afternoon, January ?, at the home ] of Mrs, Jonathan r. Hart. \ history 1 Of the club will be given by the first l president, Mrs. George E. Woram. os l this city. who is 10 he the guest of honor Every member is asked 10 re- spond to the roll call with A faNoriie quotation. Mrs. Hart will he assisted | by Mrs. w. J. Sorrow and Mrs. l.. i li. Banford. Mrs, E, ]. Grogan gave a bridge party at her home on Fremont street Thursday evening to announce The cn- gagomcnt Of Miss Bessie conlon. daughter or Mir. and Mrs. John Con- lon, to Harold W. Wynn Of Hoyoke. Mass Miss Margaret Forsyth and Miss Helen Forsyth won the prizes.
 John Morse of Boston. Mass, is the house guest of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Montague of Ilawley street.
 
 Announcement has been made of the engagement uf Miss Ada Eleanor S,anquist. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. August stanquist Of Sheffield street to John Meskill. son Of Mrs. Meskili Of Connecticut avenue.
 Mrs. Johnstunc Vance will entertain al bridge and mah iongg at her home on Hamilton street Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss l.aurcne Moust, daughter of MT and Mrs. Laurence Mouat Of Grove tIilL Miss Mouat's engagement to Harry Adams of Wor- ccstcr, Mass, was announced today.
 Mir mad Mrs. Frederick Stevens son Marshall Of Holyole. Mass. havs returned to their home after spending Christmas with Mrs. stevens parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Marshall Of sian- ley street.
 Albert Hess of New Yory city has been the recent guest Of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. h. Hess of Madison street.
 Miss tdia probuis. a student af inc rolirEr Of New Rochelle is spending her vacation with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Walter DroBuis Of smaliey street
 Bernard Aibrccft. a student al Tale Is spending the holidays With his parents a' their home on Jubilee street. Mir Albrecht has for His rurst his roommate, II. J. Schutz.
 Mr aud Mrs. Fred wuneh of Grand tr"ot Hatc announccd the euEa aEemsnt rf their daughter. Irene. to William E. litLr Of EarHatt street
 
 Annouucrmrnt has been made of ie engagement nf Miss Betty Pearl nan of Laurel street and Isfdore Rob uson or Iair,iru str.rt. Tho Veddiug ri1f le arnnnunca3 later.
 Nr. and wrs. NicHae Took of ssavsr street have announced inc uEaErnrtt of thefr daughter. Mss rooh to W#tthFv sstire gf asaIIc strecs
 Mrs William T:roaJloy of r1iIadsl- 4hfn ia tisitiuE hrr sou. Waiter :-oadlry CT wa1f-ru stre~t
 Miss Tiara picotf of Arrh street ts frndiur fsa days fu Boston, fass
 Tlr < r Rush and Mrs Eush and heir soH hava rrturre1 from a ttip 10 :ssrr1 tIJa
 
 Mrs F. \ Peck and daughter. sosiiae. af Park Place. spent the holi. lays lu Nss York city
 Mrs. H. l.. Fai1sy of Easf Berlin is utartafninr Mir and Mrs H. E. ssiiry of Boston. Mass. { Additional Sesial News Psgc fzl
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

The wedding of Miss Sarah Miko- witz, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac l Nlilkowit2 of 107 Bassott street. to Harry Chaikind. son Of Mir. and Mrs Jacob Chaikind Of 4s sylvan avenue, New Haven. will take place at tho home of the brides parents tomor. row afternoon at o'clock. Rabbi Aaronson will officiate. The couple will be unattended.
 The bride will bc attirpd in q gown of broeadcd imported crepe trimmed with pearls
 Following the ceremony reception will be held at the brides homo which has been attractiyely decorated with smilaN and ferns. About 75 guests will be present from Hartford, South Manchester, New Haven. New York, Great Harrington. M1ss.. Potts. vile, Ia, Boston and this city.
 The couple will leave on a wedding trip to Canada and upon their return will reside in Cleveland, Ohio. where Mir. Chaikind is engaged in the dry. goods business. Miss Alilkowitz was employed at the Robbins Dress Goods shop.
 Mrs. Jack Lash of Stanley street who has been i'll at her home for the past ten days has recovered.
 Mrs. Frank wachter Of Harrison street. will leave Wednesday, January sth, for Springfield, Ill.,, to spend sew eral weeks.
 Mrs. Harold Judd of Berlin enter- tained a few friends at auction at her home Wednesday afternoon.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. lIartwcli Taylor Of Harrison street entertained last cvc- ming for Mir. and Mrs Georgc Hide brant who left today for New Orleans and California.
 Mir and Mrs. Leonard Maier of Chicago. Ill.. J. Ward Maier of New York city. and Henry W. Maicr or Princeton university are spending tho holidays with their parents Rcyerrnd Henry Maicr and Mrs. Maicr Of Lex ingion street.
  Mir. and Mrs. stephen Pratt of Greenwich are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Parsons of Hart street. Mrs. ]. IT. Daly Of h6i Main street. 1. has announced the engagement Of her Miss Gladys J. naly. 10 Henry r. Blank Of Cherry street. Miss ! Daly Is employed in tho invoice dc- 1 partment of the r ,S r Corbin office . and Mir Blank is connected with the . ocsi officr of thr American Express i To. No date has beeH sct for fhc . wedding. Miss ZuIette Tucker Of Akron. Ohio. md NeH;o on Tucker. s student at thr coiieEo. arc spending fhc rhristfnss vacation with their parents. Nr. Ad Mrs. r. <. Tucker or Rob pins avenue. Maple Hin. 'ghrisimas star" pageant was Ety- sn Wednesday evening by ihr mem .ers of the Neuington Congregational . 'hurch Sunday school Following thc exercises Santa Claus delivered gifts ma ta0a4-
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Caufrld uf Se en1n-ton Center have returned from Sewark. New Jersey. here they pent the holidays with fheir daugh- CT and sou-in-iaw. mr. and Mrs William Buell.
 
 xf-. | fts,,d r.a-.tL;-, y.y f.cy.f,,e .-=ft pen her home to a meeting nf the Missionary society Of tfe ;er1in CcnErega tiopsl church on Wed esdsy. January End Ths sHhjcrt oG iie meeting viii hs "Thr Heaven in Japan" Mrs. Frank Woods sill bs iB charge.
 
 W. IT. Bishop of EmmouS Place as returned to town after sprudins few days in Springfield. Mass. li
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Crawford Adams and company, Tio- l linist, pianist and reader. will give an | entertainment at tho Central Junior i high school auditorium Wednesday i evening. January 2. under tho aus i piccs of the Parents and Teachers as- sociation. The riolinist has tho tech niquc and tone Of some Of the great masters and St personality which en- drars him 10 every audience before 1 which hc plays Mrs Jane Sibyl Gould, hies pianist, has rare sym pathetic quality as an accompanist and is an excellent solo pianist. Miss Margaret Pearson, reader, is also an artist Of rare charm. Her program is varied. emhodyng tho humorous as well as dramatic.
 Miss Frances Whittlcscy entertain ed several members Of the McAll Aux ilary at luncheon at her home on West Main street. preceding the Childron's McAll auxiliary Christmas party which was held al the Shuttle Meadow club and to which the Senior McAll members were invited. Miss Edna Farrior Of New York city. the new junior field secretary and Miss Eleanor 1ishno Of New Haven, were the speakers. Miss Iishno was at tho orphan home at Chatilleau this summer helping with the children so that she brought very interesting news direct 10 the meeting
 The Emma Hart Willard chapter. Daughter Of the American Revolution will hold it's next meeting on We'd ncsday. December 10th. when the roll call will bc taken and discussion of Winter Customs" will be given. The hostcsscs for tho meeting will be . Mrs. Graham. Miss Stowcll and Mrs. Woo1ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. F.. Brown or Brr- . lin have for their house guests Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan of Washing ton. D. C. Mr. and Mrs. T.. E. showaiter of New York have been the guests Of Mir and Mrs. Theodor" Savage Of Savage Hiil. Berlin.
 Charles srhectman student nt the mrdical division Of thc University nf is spending the holidays with bis mother. Mrs. Rcbccca Schcctman of Chestnut street.
 
 Miss Mildred MulVihilt entertained several friends at her home on South High street Monday evening in honor ,f her birthday.
 Miss F1orcncc Tor1usy is spending Inc holidays with her parents. Mir md Mrs. r. J. Tormay Of Curtis street. Mr. and Mrs. Louis kricror of Stratford Road have returned From Scvton. after spending Christmas sith Mrs. Chssr HuuiiuE. Miss Mary pcMrrs and Napoleon .atignc wsrS married Wednesday morning at x o'clock iu Si. Peters .hurcA Reverend paniel Massey per crmed the ceremony. They were at ended by Miss Anna peMrrs and ' lhrrt dr Sahiel.
  Miss Ruth pisnn student af thn Bfs.s Training Schooi of tho Wsssa- husatts General hospital of Tsost0n. !, Mass. Is Inc rrcst nf her parents. ir. sud Mrs. olaf Olson of South Iaiu street
 
 T;nisrrt I.rghoru is home from The [ 5snnster schocl of Opiomstry to " pend his tssstion aith his rarsuts. $ ir and Mrs. Mirhar1 I.eEhorn of s tanlsy strrft
 
 Hr and Mrs Rufus Hemeuwsy of d .rzinEton s-rret arc In Sea York city $
 
 Mrs. Tyson Hagcork q Jerome irref has fnr her house Euest her q Bnt. Mrs. Calhoun. Of New York. l.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Miss Alice Alderson, daughter of Mir, and Mrs, \. E. Aldcrson Of Lake street, gave bridge and tea at her home yesterday for Miss Vivian Pen 1 field of Hartford The prizes were i won by Miss Grace Markham of l Hartford Miss Margaret Poster Of this city and tho guest Of honor. Miss renheld. Tea was served in tho din- ing room with Miss Eleanor Lewis presiding at the tea table which was decorated with--grd candles and q huge bouquet c rcd carnations The guests included Mss Grace Markham Miss Dorothy Williams, Mrs Ralph Dchm Of Hartford. Miss Eleanor Lewis. Miss Irene Swift Miss Ra- mona Martin, Miss Gladys Fogarty. Miss Corinnc Goodwin. Miss Marga ret Poster Of this city Miss Edna Hall of Mcrden. Mrs. Russell Williams Of Essex and Miss Mary Ionand Of Will mington, Del
 Christmas party was held at tho homo Of Miss Mylissa Kyle at l2 New Britain road, plainvile, Wednesday night. The home was prcttily decor ated for the occasion with colors Of the season. and midnight supper was served Guests were present from New Britain and other points about the state. During tho evening. piano. vocal and instrumental sclec- tions were rendered and dancing was enjoyed until the carly hours Of the morning,
 Miss Justine and Miss Clara Louise Traut. daughters of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Tra.t Of West Main street. gave luncheon bridge at their home Friday. There were five tables playing and the prizes went 10 Miss Martha Clark and Miss Majoric Nor ris. The guests include Miss Eurith Miss Martha Clark, Miss Lois Kirkham. Miss Barbara Swift, Miss | .iiia Mills. Miss Flora Hinr. Miss Amalia Trsnt. Miss Virginia THllard. 1 Miss Esther Trumbull. Miss Anna Traut. Miss Florence Trumbuli Miss Cordelia Kilbournc. Miss Alicc BeEan. Miss Margaret Foster. Miss Maioric Norris. Miss Eunicr Johnson. Miss Margaret Christ. Miss Lillian sloath and Miss trances Williams
 Mrs. Kenneth slorer Of Lake street entertained her Current Events club lt her home Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Johnston and laughter. Agnes. of West Main street and Mir. and Mrs Douglas Johnston pr iMaple iIii1. will attend thr f@stiNi- lies at tbc TarminEton Country cluh New Years Eve.
 Nr. and Mrs r. IT. Copcman Of Monroe street auuouuce the cnSaro- ueut of their daughter. Josie Irene. Q Blizzard G. Meyers of Glen sirr"t.
 
 Nr. and Mrs. Cieorgr IIildcbfant of Harrison street. icG today for Now Orleans. Alter spending a short timo Httr Mrs HiIHebfahi sin go 10 Cali ornis to stay setrral r-c"ks with hor mother.
 Miss IozrrAiur Miller. daughter cf ir. and Mrs Earusy Nul'~ of rrdar tr.,f. Es,s tsa at tor home This .fteruoon ta tbc members of th" I'hi ;iEna sororitF- Miss Myrtle nkoi- ,arh presided af The attractive tCa a b.s aud Miss Trs~r t-Hkr'jaeH and iiss Katheryu wrtisrs assisted with :. he serving Miss Irene Szin- daughter of Tsl- iadEs Svin af Cedar street. is trr , -s.ck-enH guest of wr. and Mrs. Rus i rH Wflliams st their homo fn Es- cx
 
 Mr and Mrs f.uthsr Markay and , surhter. Mildred. os Madison street reut Christmas in Springfield. Mass.
 la Mrs. r. <. Porter oF Liberty street ] ? iu New Orleans attending Tho Na- .onal Homo Economics convention
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

pr. J. East Harrison and Mrs liar rison of Northticid, Mass. win be th' weekend guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lau renee Southard of Berlin, Dr. Harri ' son is to speak at the morning unt evening service nt the Peoples church on Sunday. He is an Englishmar 1 who is well known in England ana Australia where he has been actiyel, engaged in religious work for many years, People who have been attend. ing the Northneld conferences will re. member Dr. Harrison, who has beer prominent figure al them for the last ten years.
 Mir. and Mrs. seymour Holmes re- turned to their home in New York city on Wednesday after spending Christmas with Mrs. Holmes parents, Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Russell Of Grove HilL
 Mir. and Mrs. Allan Jackson Eng fish or Harrison street left today for New York city. They will return next Wednesday.
 
 Orlando Swift. son Of Talmadge Swift Of Cedar street, is home from Norwich university, Norwich, Ncr- mont.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis entertained five tables Of bridge at her home on Rus sell street Thursday afternoon for Miss Mary Lofland Of Wilmington, Delaware. who is the house guest Of Miss Corinne Goodwin. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lucian Stevens, Miss Ramona Martin and Miss Priscilla Crabtree. Afternoon tca was served in the dining room with Mrs. Ralph Leighton Dehm of Hartford presiding at the table which was very attrac- tive with Christmas decorations. Miss Margaret Middlcmass and Miss Cor innc Goodwin assisted with the serv- ing. Miss Lewis guests include Mrs. David Post, Miss May Gorton, Mrs. Ralph Dehm and Miss Dorothy Will Hams of Hartford: Mrs. Russell Wi. Hams of Essex; Mrs. Maxwell Porter. Mrs. Howard Bruemmer. Mrs Ken meth Searlo. Mrs. Johnstone Vance. Mrs. Arthur Sampson. Miss Alice AL derson, Miss Irene Swift and Miss Harriet Reyhal.
 Mir and Mrs. William Dunn of New York city were the guests Of Dr. John E. Martin of Vine street for the Christmas holidays Mrs. Dunn was formerly Miss Margaret Martin.
 Miss 1.aureue Mouat. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. l.aurtncc Mouat of Grove Hill spent part of the week in Mass. Mrs. Russell Williams of Essex who has been the guest Of her parents. l Nr. and Mrs Hartfy Kingsley of Bassett street during the week te- i turned to her home today. Miss Eunice Walker Of Louisville. Kentucky. and Gerald Nihberts of | vew York arc the weekend guests of ] Hr. Eibberts' parents. Mir. and Mrs. l Daua Nibberts of Lincoln street. Mr. i md Mrs. Nfbbcrts wiIl give a family l linner party 8t their home this eve 1 ling in compiim. nc to Miss Walker. 1
 
 Thomas Tracy and his sister. Miss Elizabeth Tracy of New HaEsn were he guests of .Mr and Mrs. Harold T. aopef during tho week.
 
 Miss Flora Humphrey returned Wed lt tsaay from Npu York city after pending Christmas sith her father. '. Dayton Humphres
  Mr. and Mrs. George Westnrmsn celebrated their silNer wedding at heir home on Carmel street Christ mas day. \ family reunion was held. fr. and Mrs. Wesfarman were mar jed in Leeds. England at the Parish hurch. t
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Mir. and nrs. George Janrlle of Church street announce the engage rnent Of their daughter. Miss Helen JaneTIe to J. Francis Tyuan oF South Manchester. The wedding uiH take place January 25d st the church Of es John the Evangelist.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

or interest socially is the engage ment Of Miss Laurene Moust daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Laurence Mouat of Grove Hill fo Harry Alden Adams of Worcester. Mass. Miss Moust is graduate of serrent's School in Cambridgn. Mass. Mir Adstns at- tended Worcester Academy and served Tn the United states na,y during the World var.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Miss Flora Hine, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Hine O. Clayton Road will Eite a benefit bridge 10 the Alpha Alpha sorority at her home Monday afternoon. list Of those reserIfng tables includes Miss Frances Williams, Miss cordelia Kii- bourne. Miss Louise Holcomb, Miss Dorothy Iombra, Miss Alice Began. Miss Clara Traut. Miss Justine Trsut Miss Carolyn Smith and Miss Eunice Humphrey.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Mir and Mrs. George Westnrman celebrated their siIver wedding at their home on Carmel street Christ mas day. \ family reunion was held. Mr. and Mrs. Westsrman were mar ried in Leeds. England at the Parish church.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Miss NeniIie Logan Of the Visiting Nurses association spent the holidays in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Euirrt I.rghoru is home from tha i: :5s hester School rf opidmetrv to spend his 1sestion aith his parents. Nr. and Mrs Nirhar1 LfEhoru Of stanley strnrt
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Hr. and Mrs Rufus Iiemeuway of lexington s-rret ara In Ses York city
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Miss Virginia Bristoil Of New Ha- ,en is the house guest Of Miss Amslia Traut. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Traut of West Main street.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

". IT. Bishop of EmmouS Place has returned to town after spruding a few days in SpringGcld. Mass.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Miss Irene Saift. daughter nf Tsl- madEs Svin of Cedar street. is tre weekend guest of wr. and Mrs. Rus sr1 WfIHarns st their homo in Es- scN
New Britain herald., 1923-12-29

Mrs F. x Psck and daughter. louise. of Park Place. spent the l1oli- days iu Nes York city.