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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

Ell sENADoR KING ACABA DE
PREsENTAR UN PRoYEcTo DE
LEY EN- Ell QUE CONSIGNA LA
ELEccIoN DEL GoBERNADoR PA
RA. PUERTO RICO Y Sc HAGEN
oTRAs ENMTENDAS FUNDAMEN
TALES EN- LA LEY oRGANICA
NUEvA YORK, Die. 9-Noticias
recibidas de Washington nos informan
de que Ell senador King ha presentado
al Congreso una importante Resolution
en-. la que Sc so,icita del Gobierno de
IL Naci6n la Immediate evacuation del
territorio de Haiti por las autoridades
lie los sEstados Unidos. Ha presentado
otra Resolution disponiendo Ell estable-
cimiento de un Gobierno Civil en- las
Islas Virgenes, las cuales hasta la fe-
cha han venido siendo gobernadas por
jas fuerzas navales. Otras dos Resolu-
clones fueron presentadas por Ell referi-
do senador, una, para que Sc declare en-
la Constitution de Filipinas cue los
planes para la organizac6n de un 60
Lierno propio en- aquel'as islas estan
tcrminados, y otra, para instruir al Pre-
sidente en- ell sentido de que Sc proce-
dan a terininar los tratados que estan
siendo /negociados acerca de las cues
tiones del Pacifico y en- los euales Sc
declare ell reconocimiento de las Fill
Dinas como un Estado Independence.
Finalmente ell senador King ha pre-
sentado al Congreso un Proyecto de Ley
en- ell que Sc lie concede Puerto Rico
la fac1lltad de elegir su gobernador y
Sc hacen otras importantes reformas en-
nuestra Ley Organica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

Bilkins no sentia mucho carifo por
Ell pequeno perro de su esposa, pero
Cuando desapareci5 misteriosamente
cfreci6 s25 de recompensa al que 10
entregara.
-Pero 70 creia-dijole un amigo
que odiabas ese animal como al We
memo.
-Asi era-contest6 Bilkins. No
10 podia soportar.
-Entonces, Ipor que ofrecistes una
recompensa tan subida por su devolu-
cion?
-Porque me gusta complacer mi
esposa.
-Esta bien, pero por los $25 es pro-
bable que te traigan el animal.
-Creo que no-contest6 Bilkins,-a
menos que aIguno me haya visto GUAM
do 10 enterr6 en- el jardin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

-NU, no Is pUI boU' Po1U HUOdI d QuO
ESQ seria un golpe terrible para su re-
putacion Ell que un medico muera por
naberse tratado e. mismo. Despues ma
die tendria fe en- el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

Tiene Ell honor de invitar a usted a
una reunion que tendra lugar en- la Ar
meria de la Guardia Nacional de Puer-
to Rico, a las ocho de la noche, ell diez
Y seis de diciembre de 1928.
PRoGRAMA
Discourse de aperture: Gobernador de
Puerto Rico.
Defensa Macdonald General William
weigel, U. S. A.
Mlsica: Banda 65 de Infanteria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10
HUMoRIsMo YANoUI

GPor que, DOCTOR pregunto una Sc
Fora a su medico-cuando uno de US
tedes Sc enferma no Sc prescribe a 81
mismo? Gsera porque dudan de su pc
ricia?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10
DEL coNGREGATIoNALIsT

Un nliembro del jurado solicito de
Ia corte que fuera excusado.
"Debo S25 a un sefior que le he
cogido prestados y como Sc marcha hoy
del pueblo deseo encontrarlo antes que
cola Ell tren, para pagarle dijo.
"Esta, excusado contest6 ell juez con
voz severa. ''No deseo que persona al
guna en- este jurado pueda mentir asi.
DEL BOSTON POST
Un seiior fue una tienda de zapa-
tos acompafiado de su esposa y sus
diez pequefos, y lie diio al empleado:
"Deseo zapatos para todos, ellos."
Despues de dos horas de duro ira
bajo ell empIeado consiguio zapatos pa
ra todos empez6 sacar la cuenta.
--ioh! no Sc preocupe por eso-dijo
el hombre-no pienso comprar los Ia
patos
Solo deseaba saber ell tamado para
ordenarlos la casa de Rears, Soebuck
y Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-10

les & Co. VS., Gotta Agudo g. Co..; Y
"Pablo Trucharte VS.. Freiria & Co.."
fu6 pospuesta hasta el sabado Is de di-
The Democrat-herald., 1923-01-19

WANTED-Msn to succeed
Sam Canon. retailing Rawleigh
Good Health Food Products:
Spices. fsyors. medicines. toilet
preparations, etc. $50 everyday
necessities used by millions.
Largest company. established 81
yesrs; favorably known. all over
America; no experience. practice
ally no capital needed. We teach
you to manage your. own perma-
nent big paying business-S2. COO
-S5O 600 yearly. Write for ap-
plication. Give age. occupation.
references w. T. Rawleigh Co.
Department $50, Freeport, Ill.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-01-19

For Sale or trade in Lamar
-Four room house and a half q
block of all good ground with
ditch and water rights-all can
be irrigated just out Of the in.
cor .,oration. This property
rents for $50 in summer, Sis in
wint ter. Chicken fence all
round. Will trade for cows
and terms on q part. Write or
phone F. B. Neal. Springfield,
Colo. GO
The Democrat-herald., 1923-01-19
For Sale or Trade

Maxwell Touring car in first
class condition. new tiree, new
battery aud guaranteed to be in
AL running order. Cash or real
estate. II you need a car see
this one, Your note is good
Inquire of the Democrat.He.,
Aid. d6-9
The Democrat-herald., 1923-01-19

FOR TRADE-RoouIug house
in Dodge City. Close 10. Four.
teen rooms and bath. Steam
heat! hot and cold water IN
each room. All new and nicely
furnished. Lease runs four
years and can be renewed at
that time. Heat Is furnished
by owner of building. Will trade
for land near Springfield, Colo.
H. E. Bell,
Dodge City. Ksns.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
MANTENGA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
REsFRIADos, cATARRos INFLUENZA Y AFEccIoNEs DE La
GARGANTA, PUEDEN FACILMENTE EvITARSE, MANTE-
NIENDO LA BOCA, DIENTES ANIGDALAS NARIZ,
LIBRES DE MICORBIOS E INFECCIONES

roso poIvo antiseptioo, libre de ingredientee
venenosos.. Gargaras de MU-COL, tibias o
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestimable valor y 81 hay obstruction en-
Ia nariz, la solucion debe aspirarse de la
palma de la mano D ptIede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que impiara las cavldades y
facilitara IL respiration natural. Continue
este tratarniento sin interruption y no
tendra que te1nerle a la Influenza o epi'
denias de grippe y catarros,s .s
Todo Doctor cue conoce el MU-COL
no recetara aunca otra cesa para resta.
blecer las neInbranas mucosas de la nariz
v garganta, cuando estan en- condici6n
acatarrada. ~
Consiga hoy rnlanao un paouete Y ten
gallo siempre a Ia yGsno No a,lmita susti
tut IS, pi6a e1ja MU-COL. M
] venta en- todas .as boticas ac-edita
dss
rHE MU-CoL COMPANY, ,sIne.y
.. . Buffalo. N. T.. y. u, 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

Las autoridades medicas, estan de
acuefdo en- que las anfgdalas, deben ser
pr6piamente desihfectadas todos los dias.
puss cuando estas Sc infectan, causan el
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cueIlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
MARTES 10: OLA DE LAS
SORPRESAS.

Presitende, Sr. Francisco Soto
Gras; Vocales: Harry Besosa, w.
Coxhafd, Francisco Shettini, DR.. Po-
lance, DR.. G. S. Martorel, Sr. Teo-
doro Moscoso, Sr. Antonio Lopez An
dino, Sr. Bishop.
Damas. Presidenta: Sra. de Ra-
faeI Carrion; Vocales: Sra. Reed,
Sra. Brewer, Sra. Bishop, Sra. de
Ferrer, Sra. Lawton, Sra. JOY Sra.
CDimore.
Resultado: .$1,242.78
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
MERCEDES 10: Ola DEL BENE-
rs FICIO EN- Ell TEATRO
MUNICIPAL

. Presidente: Sr. Ramon Carbia !;
Voeales: Sr. Rafael Tirado Verrier,
'Sr. Damian Monserrat, DR.. Jose
Just, Sr. Antonio Lugo, Sr. Angel
DR.. Valero.
lDamas. Presidenta, Sra. de Pres
ton; Vocales: Sra. de R. Diez de An
dino, Sra. de Swigget, Sra. de Fran
cisco Freiria, Sra. de A. Rengel.
5 Resultado: $S1O.s7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20
JUEvES 20: Ola DE Los NINOS
DE LAS ESCUELAS.

lUDEVES 20: Ola DE Los NINOS
DE LAS ESCUELAS.
q Presidente, Sr. j. B. Hayke; Vo.
Gales: Francisco Viscarrondo, DR.
Mora Vahamonde, Antonio Lopez
Analno, Rev. Father Lynch, R. Mar
tfnez Alvarez.
GDamas. Presidenta, Sra. de Perez
Alniroty; Vocales: Sra. de Monse-
rrat Jr. Sra. de Korber, Srta Maria
M6nserrat, Srta. Tirado verrier.
Resultado: $1,t793
JUEVES 20: BENEFICIO EN- Ell
dIRCo HIPoDRoMo AEEMAN.
9Presidente, DR.. Leandro Lopez de
la Rosa; Vocales; DR.. A. Martinez
Mr.. Earl K. Burton, Lcdo.
sCelestino Benitez.
Damas. Presidenta, Sra. Teresa
Mangual de Cestero; Vocales: Sra.
lie Celestino Benftez, Sra, de Lopez
de la Rosa.
Resultado: $2oS.68
vIERNES 21. OLA Del Lotto
BLANCO.
Presidente, Antonio r. Barcel6;
vocales: Miguel Guerra Mondragon.
Cecilio Moran, Francisco Freiria,
Mr.. Bishop.
Damas. Presidenta, Sra. Angela C.
de Miro; Vocales: Sra. Angela Ne
gr6n, Sra. G Mondragon, Sra. ANA
do Rivera, Sra. de Francisco Frei-
ria, Sra. de Reed, Sra. de Bishop.
Resultado: $1,103.05
SABADo %. DIA DEL MUNICH
Pho DE SAN JUAN
Presidente, Sr. Rafael Diez de An
(Cort1nna en- la paglna 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

. ds San Juan. Tstukn z1.-AdvA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-20

SABADo %. Ola DEL MUNICH
Pho DE SAN JUAN
Presidente, Sr. Rafael Diez de An
(Cortinna en- la pagna 81
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WASHING
TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY FIVE,
YEAR SEVEN AND oHE-HALF PER
right reserved by the Washington Gas
light Cempa ny IN lee Five Year Sever and
provisions contained In Article Eight IF
the indepture Eeserdiag the same, dated
American SECURITY and Trust cempany
as trustee, notice IL hereby given by
the WashiNete6 0aa Light Company q
its Intention to redeem and pay all Of
said outstanding Fiye-YeeE Seven end
One Haif Per Cent Gold Notes ct eHs
hundTsd and three par cent ef the Rag
value thereof. and the accrued intereat
thereon, on July /. 1879, at the office
street 81 and Pennsyixapis avenue north;
west, Washington ., Q, Interest will
cease to accrue on said Notes on End
after July !. 1923. and any aRa ell
Company upon said Notes .s @ a., sAe ere
ron GAS LIGHT COMPANY, By QRp
PREsToN, Vice praeident, AMERICAN
6. y BELL. president, trustee,
Cor. 18th st. and Pa. Ave- y, W.
Washington. ID. G.
The Washington times., 1923-06-26

TWO or three rooms for Hight houseksep-
Seward Square 8. y.
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
HOUeEs ron eANM I
K. A. HUMPHREYS,
Real Estate, Loans and
HSAnVrr0nNn

r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance
IoNGFELLow ST
.,, sr'oh s saa 1a Price h ;s.od g.
MAI; Man 9Th sTH 4 KENNEDY N. W.
Brick, rms. bath. cleo, gas,
gar. space. Price, $3.50; terms.
Nice home. rms. bath. gas.
eIec.. INV. h; gar space. large
FAIRMONT ST.
eaa. (. v. h. cleo. garage. Price
SiAea0; terms; x,
A fine home. 3 rms, ateam heat.
cleo. gas, bath, gar. space, Price
''O' ' VARNuM ST.
Brick, g rms. Nv, n, sls@. Gas.
EarssfEsA; R Fr sTH ss 3 oiuI sSE:S' ST.
Brick. 2 rms, bath, gas. eIec..
INV. h. gar, SPACE. Prics. aie,eco;
~. !, M AR. S, sT. IL, n....
saa. gar. aRace. Price as,soo;
n IS; y i c 44s ss : . srs s,,,.
THIRTEENTH ST. N. w.
New home, rms, bath, gas,
cleo. h.-w. h. sarage space. strict
ls modern Z Pri sT. a Il 81 terms
bath each. exc, cond Price is.isS;
5TH ar n. E. Mr.. STANTON PRK.
Brick, s rms. bath. gas garage
space. r''Gs n. \. i ;.
Brick, 9 rms, bath. lat. heat.
gas, concrete ...n cellar. garage. Price
NEAR iiTH & GIRARp N. W.
rms: bath. fur. heat, gas
cleo. gas. price $1,000; terms.
TENN. AVE. N, u,
ra srie Pr,os s s%S 0 ssrm. fur heat
BEST NORTHEAST SECTION.
New modern home, 8 rms, bath,
gas, INV. h.. elsc- front and
S SsTd to alley iss Pries. $780, ;iceo
Fla. AVE. Mr.. 18TH ST. N. y,
,a Brick: rms I,,I bath, sc! gS.. fur;
MAR CAPITOL 4 LIBRARY.
Brick, 10 rms, bath, h..w. h.,
cleo, garage space, A bargain at
ANACOaTIA
Frame, rma,, bath, fur, heat.
cleo, gas. gar. space. Price $3.50;
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
New houses, brick, 8 rma., hath.
fur. heat, cleo. gas, gar. space.
Price $500; terms
New bungalow. detached home
containing q rms. tile bath. h.=w.
h., elee., gas double frs station
airy tubs; the interior is beauti-
fully finished. Price $a.7ka; Si.6O0
wooODsIDE, MD.
ha Bung c,io .,s 5 rms. bath. fur,
CoLMAR MANOR, MD.
New bungalows. 4 rms. large lot.
Price. 1a,460I easy teFms
Mr.. 18TH q COLUMBIA RID.
Brick. s. rms. hath. gas. front
porch. Price. $4,000; cash $3.50,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
Concrete bungalow, Fma., bath,
fur. heat, cleo, Price $4,000; $3.50
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
Frame. lot b0xl75. rms, h.-w.
cond. Cheap at $500; terms
II You Don't See What You
Want in This List, Call Us; We
Have 1t.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance,
sO8 North Capitol st.
phOnp Main 6792
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
PRICE, @.y6o
PETWORTH

A house unezealIed for the price,
cir Eooma, Celentai frsnt porch.
water heat, eleetFie HRhtA> hpilt,in
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
PRICE. ls,T5o
PARKVIEW

Almost new home with tiled bath,
all medetn tEapFavsrnaAfs. -eiN resins,
two floors, three bedroOJn9. bath,
room for garage. Ideal lacatioH Tor
the home-seeke1.
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
Arnold and Company
1911 III Street N. w.
MAIN 6Sz-6SN
PRICE. $1,000
NORTHEAST
MAIN 657-658

House whore you can eptaE aulet-
ness, accessible to tive ear lines six
Fo0ma, three bNdp0enaa. one bath.
Terms very reasonable.
The Washington times., 1923-06-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

4TH ST. N W., 609--Cool I'd floor back
room; hot water; electricity.
NJ ST. N. w, 82l~Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. --
THE ROCHAMBEAU, APT. 4l4~-Room
with private entrance; adjoining bath /;
IL n. w, 2122--Front rm.. kitchsnette.
pri. bath; I'd Il. other rms adults.
A ST. n. f.. SIS CAPT. 2)---Newly fur
niAhed in modern apt; ladies'.
nth sT. n, w, 14o6-LarEe second
housekeepin9 If desired;
II ST. ~ w, Ssi-2 cool Ink. rooms en-
suite; adults only.
II ST. r.. w, 3I2-ThTee clean. neatly
fuFn housekeeping. rms, with yard
gas range, etc. 80 weekly. refs.
SRD sT. ". W, 6e0--7 large well furn.
rms, kitchenetts. e12 weekly; monthly
rate. Clean, attrac. house; rm,, Sc.
ard ST. n W., 5fe-One large. clean
rm. and kitchenette, 81 weekly.
GEORGE wAsHINGToN HOTEL. 18th
Rates. 81 up per night. FIR. 2403.
1877 sf n W. S0S-Two nicely fur
Jnished rooms. first floor; gentlemen
I preferred.
18th 81. II. w, I216--LarRs double bed
rrn., next to bath: suitable for mar
ried couple or two single men.
or en- suite; home privileges.
MASS AVE n W.. Sz6 (ArcGdIay--
gle rms, so double rms. Sc up.
18TH ST. n, W. sI2---Njcsfy furnished
rooms. near bath summer rates
EYE ST., 1914. Apt. 1.-Two single
rooms near bath; gentlemen.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
SHORT CALENDAR DOCKET

Fifteen cases are listed on the
docket for the short calendar session
of the city court to be held Monday
afternoon at . o'clock: Giuseppe
Suraio against Paul Vasques, iudg-
ment for failure to comply with or
der of court: n. w. Dubois against
Charles s. Andrews, Judgment. A. p.
Gum against H. Ampoliani. Judgment;
Sadie Dubowy against Sarah Sahoo,
ct AL Judgment; Joseph r. Barry, ct
al against f.. Fucker judgment;
Salvatore Squilace against John w.
Finch, Judgment; Sovereigns Trading
co. against Mrs. Sam Bassett. iudg-
ment; Sovereigns Trading Co. against
f. p. French. judgment; Sovereigns
Trading Co. against Frank p. Kings
bury, Judgment; Corrado Bianco. ct al,
against Frank Gentle, hearing on
motion for bond and order for bona.
Charles Bonasewicz against Adam
Kowalski judgment: Angelo Ciazza
against Salvatore Amato, ct al, an
order that plaintiff file bill Of par
ticulars; Fair Tito Exchange co.
against Joseph Johnson, order for
pleading; Delphine Roberts against
otto Allen, pleading or default; Gui-
seppe Perruccio against the Interna-
tional Hod Carriers Building and
Common Iaborers' Union of America,
disclosure of defense and Judgment.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
RINGROSE AGAIN INSISTS
fESTAIOR MAS INFLUENCED
.e,-p., oa Win If Mrs. FraaA Poster
Is Heard IN superior
Court.

the appeal Of Mfs, Mara Aslllh
from a deeisiea 81 the haittesa pro,
hate court seillng aside The ell o.
her aunt. Mrs. Frank Foster OF Mss'
Hartford, VAS heard yesterday before
Iuase Webb ia superior eenFs, ana
James Ringrese 81 this city, seATlnr
law Of the testataE repeated MS
charges Of undue influence,
Al Inc time Of making her Nil MFs'
RosiaT was S. years old and had been
suffering for neafly year Nlth
anaeIaia and for three months WIN
nephritis She hsauesihed her farm
10 Thomas Dewitt, left sl,heh 10 ~
Bridget's church IN Elmwoed ana the
same amount 10 Catherine AeAleeh,
a niece, The slsn Of $500 was iefl 70
her grandson, Francis iilngrase' son
OF her daughter and James isingrose.
on Ringrose's petition. the Nill was
sci aside in Hartford probate court
and Mrs. Martin removed as ekeeu'
trl1, The Hartford Connecticut Trust
10. was named In her stead, Mrs
Martins appeal is brought 10 make
the original viii effective,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
Women should Aet ouieli,

When woman finds herself afrliet-
ed with baekaehe. headaches, nervous
ness. dragging down pains. pain IN her
side, irregularities and ifritahli,ts,
dark circles appear under the eyes and
her complexion gets sallow, she may
he sure the underlying cause 10 some
ailment peculiar 10 her sex. sueh
women should act quickly and take
The great American remedy for such
conditions. Lydia u. Pinkhsm's sege-
table Compound. and they may be
saved years OF suffering. For genera
lions this old-fashioned root and herb
medicine has been restoring ailing
women TO health. and IL may be relied
upon with perfect confidence.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
HEAVY HITTING IN
THE WORLD SERIES
Records Show Few Men Have
Been Able 10 Make -Four Hills

~ TIE Associated rTess
Sss York, Oct, k.=tistting fsats ~
worlds series although eeiinsed "
bFililsnse hs the work Of the pitchers
have heen the aulsta Ading features ~
manY games Of the annual classic,
Fe~ players haze heen able "a
gather as many a. four hits N anf
worlds series game. The records show
ten msa 10 have accomplished TINS
feat.
In 1898 Tom Leach, Of the Pirates
Fsthered two singles and iva triples
on Young. Of the Red soN' Clarence
Beaumont. Pirates, accounted far four
singles on Dinsen Of the Red sok, IN
snother game OF the same series,
Frank isbeil Of the Chicago While
sox, doubled four times IN the October
10 game OF ie0s on neulbaeh, ffeisier
and Overall OF the Cubs, Another
White sok player. Edgar Hahn. bump
ed Brown and Overall, OF the Cubs,
for four singles In each game OF the
same series.
In iaes ~ cobh Of the Tigers,
spanked the ball for three singles and
a double of Pfeister and iienlbaeh OF
the Cubs.
Larry Doyle. New York Nationals,
found coombs and Plank. Athletics
for two siIgles and two doubles. Oct
Is, 1911. Tho following day Dan MUIR
phy. Athletics. baitod three singles
and a double OF witse. Ames and
Marquard OF the Giants.
Three New York Giants collected
four hits In the 1927 series with the
Yankees. Frank lfrisch batted out
four singles of Cart Mays delivery
October s. in the October game,
with shawkey. Collins. Quinn and
Rogers pitching for the Yankees.
George Burns connected with two sin
giles, a double and triple, while Frank
Snyder. the Giant catcher, made four
singles.
The batting star of last years
Giant Yankee series WAS little Heine
Groh. In the first game Groh walked
once and connected FOR two singles
and one triple off Bush and Hoyi.
The first worlds series player to
clean the bases with a long hit was
George Robe. substitute player for
the White Sox In the 1906 series.
Rohe's three base hit off Pfeister, a
Cub southpaw, scored three runners.
The second Cleanup" hero was FL
mer Smith, fthe Cleveland Indians,
who did even better by hitting home
run with three men, on in the October
10 game of 1920 with Brooklyn. Bur
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
Sunshine Notes

A regular meeting Of the Sunshine
society was held Monday afternoon.
Thirty-six calls were made on the sick
and shut-ins; 46 oranges were sent to
the New Britain hospital; five bou-
quets Of flowers were sent to the sick.
We have four wheel chairs not in use
eight pairs Of crutches and three air
cushions. Anyone can have any Of
these articles by calling 205s-2.
We were very glad to have Mrs.
Alden, our national president, at the
meeting Monday.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
Going to World Series
AT Expense of Church

Announcement Was MADE To-Day ,ns ,,
tickets 10 the world serles hasepan
games had been awarded TO the lo'-
lowing by the church of ~. John the
Evangelist; Jack Gallagher, ~ JUDI
Ice street: James Wright. lnionVille'
Ray Bride. Middletown; Edwin ~
Parker. Frank Crowley, Matthew W.
Egan. C. Fagan. Ray Bcgley. James
l.cnnihan. Portland.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
MONROE ST. ASSN: MEETING
Discussion Of school Accommodations
At Meeting October 1G---Dr. ireland
To Talk on Children's Health

Members of the Monroe street
school Parents and Teachers associa-
ton will discuss school accommoda-
tions at meeting Tuesday evening,
October 16. The accommodations
question has been debated previously
and. 1t is said, petition for improved
quarters for children in that district
will be circulated.
Or. A. G.. Ireland, director of public
education and health for the state
board of education, will speak on
"Child Hygiene and Health Teaching"
On the entertainment program will
be Miss Cora Bertini. soloist, and Miss
Lille Bertini. pianist,
Refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
Metropolitan Paintings
Are Described as Fakes

Hs1 vera. Oel. s.-onieisis e tAs
metropolitan Massam 81 AT seass %
fused ts alsenss assertions ~ ssAn :
an Dsks, nFeffsssF ef the hastess =,
sut ana archaeology a kuigsss ahas
NOT one ef the n paintings u ahs'
gaiisrss ssesihsd 10 hssabEsAai = seA'
uins sna that net mere thaa % nie.
lures 0ug 81 the see 81 more sEealsea
10 the Dutch master are aehAltsis
kn0NH ss bis work.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
cIrY coIRr JrpGMENrs.

Judge u. w. Alling has awarded
the following judgments in the city
court: For the plaintiff in the case
of Mcmillan. Inc. against a. ". john
son. for damages of $3.50 and costs
of sls.s4: for the plaintiff to recover
nosgession of premises and costs Of
:7sI in the csse of Alex Sernsschko
against Angelo Berti: for the plaintiff
"a recover damages Of SEQ and
costs nj $3.50 in the suit Of Mary
Mccarthy against John Mcdonald.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

sleskisn, cal oei s,-AFssisa-
msAl IA Superior esaEs hers seass sas
sshsaalsa In lAs ease assinss Alsx a
kelS. me Lodi DesehfH WHO esntssss
"a he KILLED : stranger 80 thst ths
eernss mighi be laenuaed ss thsi 81
Ksls aaa siee zee fFeW lasatsaes -
paid ksls' supposed NaieN The sAn
loaaaln county gFaaa yuFf sfsseraas
iadictsd Kels on q eharEe ef siltAi
murder
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

The first meeting OF the Woman's
club was held Wednesday afternoon
at Goodwin Park. Following a busi-
ness meeting and roll call the men,
bers enjoyed frankfurt roast.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Mrs. A. Van veen, formerly Miss
Myrtle Nordstrom, resumed hcr
studies this week at Witherspoons
studio in New York.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Miss Marguerite Roberts and Rob-
ert Hart Of Brookline have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Sternberg
Of Golf street.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

The annual meeting of the Newing-
ton parents and teachers association
will lie held In the Newington congre-
gational chapel next Wednesday even
ing at S o'clock. A social Will follow
he business meeting.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Miss Edith Sampson OF Burlington
Vermont, is guest of Miss Beatrice
Moody this week.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

A millinery class will be started on
Tuesday. October l6, at 3 O'Clock III
the Grange hall. Free instruction
will be given by Miss Sands of Hart
ford.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter }. Sorro" o'
Maple street have returned from
trip to Boston.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05

Mrs. Alice Huston has returned To
her home in Chicago after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs
NJ. j. Shonts.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-05
MAPLE HILL NEWS

The adjourned annual town meet
ing will he held In the Newiiigton
town hall Monday evening.