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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07

WASHINGTONE. ny = Aroused
n thc thrcit of democrats and insur-
gent republicans to hold congress in
scs .on during ths rat.oual conventions
in June. President Coolidge ana repub-
Lcan organization lead rs. in the sen
atr anl house today rc-cors1lidatcd
% ir lines in preparation for IN argrcs-
.ivc vffor; to clear the congress sional
cal ndars az mfort.nt legislation.
Thn legislative program in general,
ana means of spc tding rp action. was
discussed hy the president with rcpub-
lican lead wv ~ th, house HI break
fast conference and later with Senator
Lodge 0f Massachusetts,. the republican
senate leader and Chairman Smoot Of
th senate finance committee.
The president went over with the re-
rullican house leaders the legislative
situation III that body in detail. dis
GUESSING th meas urcs YET pending be-
fore the house. including legislation To
f.ord farm relief.
While Senat tors Lodge and Smoot
were Il the Whit House Senator Bor-
ah. republican. Idaho. also was called
into their conference .hich had prirna-
r.ly to do with the status Of financial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
Republicans Try to Speed Legislation
81 -
Democrats Threaten Hold Congress Over Conventions

measures. including the tax bill. and the
Bursum nsioA measure vetoed last
week
The house leaders. in their talk with
the president. suggested June z. the
Saturday btf fore the opening OF the re-
put lican convention at Cleveland. as
the adjournment date far congress
They told the president; the house would
have its legislative slate clean ~ thtt
time.
The presidents callers left the Whit,
House under the impression that the
pr sidcnt might not commit himself
Il initely on the particular form farm
legislation should take. although there
was possibility that specific recon-.
mendation on the subject might be
transmitted 20 congr - later
The president was said 10 be firmly Of
the belief that something should he
done before the clos of the session "a
resieve distress among the farmers but
he ~ said to look aSkancc III the rrovi-
sion Of the McNary- -Haug bill which
would require the government ta-.upplv
s. 100000 capital for the corporation
that would be set ur to sell surplus
farm products abroad.
In line with his attitude on tho Nc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07

Nary-H1 1ugcn Hill and tn expenditures
that would result from it's enactment.
the president j. taking firm stand
against any legislation which would in
crtasc exp nditures WITHOUT affording
means for bringing additional revenue
INTO the treasury. His attitude on this
point. Ted most Of the house lead ~ "a
believe that hc would veto the soldier
bonus bill, which has been submit VI
70 him, and might b, lukcwarm toward
the POSTAL salary bill unless provision
iS incorporated TO raise funds for meet
lnE III" pay increases in postage rats.
Particularly Importance also Is at
tAched by Mr.. Coolidge to tn Bursum
pension bill. which he vetoed last week.
II Il understood to have asked for as
sur-nce that its repassage would be pre-
vented. but the congressional leaders
were unatle to riv him amy positive
information on that subiect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
COOLIDGE TAKES
INDIANA PRIMARY
BY BIG MAJORITY
(Ry Tie A nrihtcd Pressl

INDIANAPOLIS. May ,sident
Cool dgc's walk away victory IN tn. re-
publican primary giving him 33 more
votes in the national convention almost
I; dcd from the sight Of political ohser-
vcrs today with interest centered on
tn contest for tn. republican nom.na-
tion for governor. which acentuated the
ku Kux kan issue.
Ed Jackson, secretary Of state, run
ring with ku klux Klan support. had
far outstrippcd his five opponents for
the gu crnatorial nomination and in 50
doing had apparently gain a majority
vote. making his selection binding on
the state convention that meets late
this month. Jackson's closent oppon mt.
Mayor Lew Sharks. Indianapolis avow-
ed opponent Of the klan, was many thou
sand votes behind. Returns from .sT3
Of the states 3.i09 precincts gave
Jackson sl.6i5; Shank $4,000. f. G.
Toner. 26.3s0: Ora &. Davis. i.O1i -
gar u. Bush. lO,s5i and Elias DulbcrgSr-
.452
In the democratic contests interest
also ccntered in the NOMINEE for govern
or. Returns from i.i22 precincts gave
Mccullough 37.i3l: Cravens. 1889:
Crittcnbergor. li.339: Bait, 7.06s: Dur
gan. 2o. l55; Rick. 2,9G6; Priest 2,737;
Holt. i0.325.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07

WASHINGTON, May After Sc
rics of quiet sessions devoted 10 anti
trust problems, the senate Daugherty
investigation today swung back 10 the
more colorful fields presented by the
activities of Howard Manington and ny
the events leading up to the indictment
VI Senator Wheeler IN Montana.
detailed story Of money payments
MAninEton IN whiskcy. tax and ship
ping board cases was told the commit
tee hy NJ J.. KraffmIIcr. who said ne
had lived with Warrington for a time at
the little green house On X Street. III
He declared the money was collected on.
tho basi, If ManinEton's supposed
"closcness" to Attorney General Daugh-
crty and that IN some eases the desired
results were attained
". J. Burns. chief Of the justice de-
par'mcrts Investigation bureau, con
ccdcd during tumutuors half hour
On the witness stand that DAughcrty
had ordered department agent assign
III M Investigate Senator Wheeler. the
Daughcrty committee prosecutor, and
III had heard Daughcrty and George r.
Lockwood. secretary of the republican
national committee. talking over Wheel
cr's indictment before 1t was returned
". J. Burns, chief of the department
~ justice investigation bureau. told the
senate Daugherty committee today that
although he had assigned an agent to
shadow" Castor Il. Means. this man
was not concerned in the disappear
ancc Of Means various documents and
diaries.
Burns said he had ordered a man
named Bonner 70 watch Means. who
has been an agent and detective for the
committee.
Bonner followed Means whercvr ~
went" Burns said That was done al
the suggestion of Hiram u. Todd. as
sistant attorney general. prosecuting
Mr. Means in New York
When Senator Wheeler suddenly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
WOMAN WANTED TO
FOOL HUSBAND AND
KlDNAPS AN INFANT
Try The issociatcd Prcss)

IllllAbElFlllA. Nav Ten weeks
"ld torinne Model. stolen on Monday
a -" lay asleep in her coach in front of
ffr home. Mas found IN the police today
~ the house of woman who admitted
>h" took The infant M fool her husband
II" child WAS ia good condition
The woman. Mrs. de Marco and her
husband. German a. Marco. were placed
under arrest. The house where the
child was found H. ~ 1876 Warren
Street. West Philadelphia. about 4 mile
from the Model home.
Mrs de- Marc told the police she
brought the baby home on Monday and
told her husband il was horn thar day
while u" was m work Her husband.
she said. believed her story. The police.
however. wcr" skcptical and placed hand
cuffs on the husband ana took him ~ a
police station along with his wife.
Mrs. Harry Model. mother of the in
FAINT. gave a shrek when informed over
the telephone that her baby had been re-
covered and tainted in the arms of her
broiher-ln-la law. shortly afterwards her
husband rushed into their home with the
child and handed il over to- the mpther.
The police were lrd ~ the home of
Mrs. dc Marco hy tip" from neigh
hor~ who said they saw her enter her
home Monday carrying large bundle.
ih" house was placed under surveil-
lance last night and when the police
questioned, the woman She stoutly main
tanned th" child was hers. She referred
th" police ~ 4 physician some distance
from her home who. she said. had the
birth certificate. The do tor. however.
could not recall the case and accom-
panied the police 10 the Warren Street
house early today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
APPLICATION
FOR VALLEY
RoADDENIED

WASHINGTON. Mas 7.--Granting
of authority to the san Nntorio and
lir" frcm Three Rivers. Texas, to
iCWl,rtun. Texas. forty miles, was
rcromm, ad,d in "A preliminary cN-
amincr- report today Ia the inter
state commerce commission.
The examiner reported against the
huildirr of line b. the San Antonio
mad SrGihrrn Railway through Atas-
cn>a. MrMulIrn. Duval. Jim IIogg and
commend that the application of the
Nucccs VALLEY. Rio Grandc and Gulf
railroad company 90 construct a line
frcm Hcryillc &c Laredo. Texas, l3j,
miles. hc denied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
'DAUGHERTY ORDERED SEN.
WHEELER WATCHED BURNS
.TELLSSENATE COMMITTEE

switched the questioning 10 Burns as
sociation with Blair toan, an employe
Of the republican national committee.
who went 10 Montana to investigate
Wheeler. Burns agreed that he knew
Coan and had met II. q. Closer.
witness against Wheeler.
Conrad ". Crooker. Boston attorney
for minority stockholders or the Bos-
ton and Maine made his third appear
ancc today before the senate Daugherty
commit -cc t. criticize former Attorney
Genera! Daughcrty's modification Of the
consent decree in the New Haven merg
cr case lie asserted that federal judge
Mayer had been grossly imposed up
on by Mr. Daugherty" in allowing the
New Haven decree 20 be at first modi-
fled and later vacated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
EIGHT KILLED IN
GRADE CROSSING
ACCIDENT TODAY

AMSTERDAM. N. Nil May "A
grade crossing. an apparently Needless
automobile drivrr and the Twentieth
century Limited resulted yesterday III
fhr death &c eight persons at CRAFTS
tr"- -siug nrar here. uuc family W five
was wiped ont
Ihr dnad urc Mr. and Mrs Iuhn NJ :.
Nc"r of amsterdam. ana their three
~ral children; Mrs. >rhahanda IIarh
"t i'r'. here three year old daughter
anu David Snirnnn. Amsterdam mill
worker
\ ce. driving hi~ family and friends
IN hi~ enclosed ear apparently failed IN
see The train. The first section. speed
ing west struck the rear If the ear.
, inrnca il about ana flung on another
track.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
UPHOLD TEXT BOOK CONTRACT
( Nv The Ass ociated Pressl

AUSTIN. Texas. May 7.-Contracts
for free text hooks with tae Ame.ira
Book Company and Charles Scribncr 4
Sans were upheld today by the state
supreme court which granttd a mandam-
US to these companies against S. NJ. n.
Marrs. state superintendent Of putlic
instruction he decision means that the
school superint. ndtnt must purchase for
the use Of the public schools the hooks
which these companies contracted to
sell the stat, over n year sEc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
A. N. BROWNS
EXONERATED
BY FRIENDS
Companions Of Driver Of Car
in Fatal Accident Last
Week Deny lntoxica:ion or
Blame for Wreck

The Herald gladly gives space 10 tie
statement Published below which III sign
cd by number of highly reputable cit-
lcts. and Which ha. the effect of cr-
"n"rating Mr. a. y. Brown of Mrrcc,l.
IF thc charge "f being Intoxicated on the
night NJ thr AUTOMOBILE. ar idrnt. April
-. On Che highway near Earrcda. IN
vhirh Jesus Alylradu. u young Mexican.
was fatally injured. The publication +,
made. as an act of fairness 10 Mr..
i:r"wn. Everyone i~ held innocent until
proved l'Iilty. aud the Herald r. glad 10
give Mr. Browns friends this oppor-
tuuity 90 state his side of The ease Mr..
l:rpuu I'm Well known citizen uf MGR
crd'~ and represents one of the leading
litr insurance companies uf The state. liz
stands high and numbers many of the
leading citizens of NJ" Valley amongst
hi- friends. The statement follows
MGR cdcs. Texas. May >. 1921.
The Brownsville Herald.
Brownsville Texas.
Gcnilcmrr:
We the undersigned notice your item
headed. charging driver ear IN crash
With murder The same article pro-
coodrd 4" u-" this language. ~Ii was
pointed uui ihat under thc new statute
striving tL" CAR while intoxicated i~ a
felony and that IL thi~ charge ia >u,-
tanned in th" curt. then the killing of
Al,arHdu would constitute. murder
In Justice a. Mr.. \. =. Brown, We de-
Sim" to ~ny hc was nat intoxicated the
night uf thc accidcnt.
W.. -. l.. Srhacffrr. John Wrtcgrovc.
T y rvlk und Adolf WrtcEruvr were
with him ia MatamoroS ~ the Elks
banquet ur NJ thr time ~ lcfi there ana
know that he was not intoxicated.
W.. Dewey Ackrr. and H. :. Me
Knight had a puucturc IA the road. and
borrowed Mr. A. \. Iirown. automobile
tools. shortly before thr accident. and wc
know that hc was u"t intoxicated
we. Herman H. Wrtcgrove and Her
man Korpcr were IN ia" car with Mr..
Brown Nh 'hr time nf the nc idcnt. and
We know H. was not intoxicated. aud
that hr Iid everything possible 10 pre-
vent tie accident.
From what vc have seen and heard of
ihr arridrut w Was wholly unavoidable
"u Mr. Erown'> part. Mr.. Brown not
oul, sawed hi- uNu lifc but thc lives NJ
those n the car with him, by acting as
ph,kly n> nv did in trying ~ avoid the
wreck in the road. con his side of the
road before hinl
We would ~ pleased II you viii pub
G~h this. as an act of fairness % Mr.
Brown.
Herman II. Wctcgrovc,
John Wrtrrroyc.
Ad"Iph Wctcgrovc,
Dewey Arkrr.
H. - Mcknight.
Herman Rorpcr.
r. !. Folk
o. i. Srhacffcr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
UNUSUAL USE FOR HIDES

"'| VI" y TFVTH 7 TE-NT
CECILNIILE. cal. May Z. farmers
IN Sisfiyou county. northern California.
are w; king unusual use If cattle hid
ccarse o' the low prices offered. The
hides arc cut into small pieces and
planted as fertilizer IN ground pr pared
for melons. squashrs and other garden
plants known as rank fed RS" Crops
grown from hide fcrtilizfd u land are s3id
10 be cf cxcclln quality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07

LONDON. May "A Reuter- Agency
u spatch from Seville Spain. says the
w.r ministry has ordered all military
uirplancs nd the pc~sonrr " NJ thu fiv
ing corps to be ready for immediate
Il parturc for Morocco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07

'F' - sANNFTFTaITH III Trt sSI
~ SIlN. May T.-Indiriments far
s'ihng liquor must name the purchaser.
ihc court III criminal appeals held today
IN reversing sentence of one wear
against Paul I.nftin az Jasper county,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
LEAD PRICE REDUCED
NV The Assoriai cd Press

tEy The AssOriai cd Press.I
NEW YORK, May American
Smelling aad Refining Company today
reduced the price Of lead from IT'S TO
$50 cents per pound.
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Help your farnritc cont ,.trnt
10 W'n her aatouchiic TINS
WIEN I'm giving her a NEW
sab. ription - the Herald.
The ohicr. Of :hi4 campaign
il 10 increase ths circulation
&C this NV paper EVERY
WHERE. and thG~ better adj
vcr;i>c the valley. II you are
alrcads a regular reader. VIII
moi make = gift &C q subscrip-
ticn tn ~omc friend or r.ia-
tive who lives elsewhere?
III viii appreciate II and
II vii! ~ daily reminder or
tbs w ndcrfui productivity Of
This fertile section.
4 Years subscription delivered
an,v here IN T.Nas n $500
elsewhere. S7.70.
And NEW subscription
ccsnts THREE times a. many
'rtts for ynur faycritc a. m
old ore.
Call her up row ami tell her
to come afs.r yo-Fs.
THANK YOU
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-07
SAVE FUEL COST!

Burn fuel o.. Let Us show yOe
how to save on Il IN it.IB WHgcs
Systems installed complete
Send Us your inquiries.
, 1924-05-10

The District Court Of the Virgin Is
lands, u. S. A, having ordered. the
sale Of the personal property belong
ing to ROBERT f. HIGGINS, deceased,
dated LIST May 1924. and at the request
Of Mrs. BERTHA HIGGINS, Exec9tix
Of the Estate Of r. E. HIGGINS, de-
ceased, the personal property belonging
to the Estate Of r. E. HIGGINS, con
sisting of
STOCK IN TRADE
of hardware and other personal property;
will be offered for sale by ARNOLD NJ,
GOLDEN, Licensed Auctioneer at pub
lie Auction, to be held at No. 5 Strand
Street, Fr~ederiksted, ST. CroiX, EEUSA
, 1924-05-10
Publication.

II is hereby brought to public no
Z tice that a balance Of interest
amounting to Francs 331.30 will re
on hand for distribution on the 26th
day of May, 1894, from their NJ
j%esties King Christian the Ninth
and Queen Louise's Golden We'd
ding Memorial Fund for the beraft
Of worthy INDECENT persons in ST.
CT0iX.
Applications, obtaining the re
Guisite information ar5 div ~Cs0f-
fed, must be forwarded to III m
dersigned with the 30t5 " q.
May, 1924.
Despatch;ng e,.c.a.
81. CroiX, Virgin Islann*.
1924.
f. E. EA4uF.g.
Dcspatcbjng scra5l.y.
, 1924-05-10
Administrators Notice.
IN THE DI. TRICT COURT OF THE YIR-
GIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CHRISTiANSTED SUB-JUDICIAL Dis
TRICT.
IN THE NATTER OF THE JOINT FS.
TATE OF EUGENE SCnUSTER. DE
CEASED, AND SURVIVING WIDOW
LOUISE SCHUSTER.

NOFICE is hereby iven. that LOUISE
III SCHUSTER, administra .rix Of the
above entitled Joint estate, having
filed in the District Court OF the Virgin
Islands If the Omitted States, her final
account Of the administrator Of the said
estate, the hearing of the same has been
fixed for SATURDAY THE 9TH DAY
OF MAY AID. 1924 alto O'Clock a. m.
of that ay, al he Office Of The Judge Of
SAID Court IN the Town Of Chrlstiansted,
Island II st. CroiX, and all persons inter
esled in he said estate are hereby non
fled then and there 10 appear and show
cause, if any they have, Why the aid ac-
count should not be settled and allowed.
Christiaosted, ST. Croiz, April 18th
1924.
LOUISE SCHUSTER.
Administrative.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
GIRL IS ASSAULTED
New Yorker Attacked and Dragged
 t,
 Into TaNi Cab in Central Park, I,ut Makes sood Escape,

New York. June s.--Mir Grace Bowsn, ei, nas assa ulted early today in Central. Park by two mon who had dragged he- into their taxicab as she was on her way along Madison avenue 10 summon physician for her sister.
 While the taSicab sped through Central Park. Miss Bowen fought her aSsailants and finally succeeded in cs- caping from the machine as it passed along driveway leading from the west side Of the park. Her clothing had been badly torn.
 \ taSicab chauffeur who had heard Miss Bowen's screams followed the other car through Central Park and later Furnished the police with g de- scription of tho car Two men, pho described themselyes as David Gold berg and Thomas Eranigsn. both of Manhattan. pere arrested and were identified by Miss Bowen as her as-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05

ing were the prize winners: Ladies first, Mrs. Corr of .kensington; sec. ond, Mrs. Stanley Of Cromwell and consolation, Miss Catherine Hoffman Of Cromwell; gentlemen's first, Mir. Williams; second, ], Holigan and con solation Victor Beldcn, Another whist social will be given in the parlors next Monday evening at S o'clock and the mon of the Sacred Heart church will entertain.
 Miss !. \, Anderson Of New Brit ain has been tho guest of Miss Georgia Kelsey at her home on Main street,
 The Progressive Reading Circle will hold it's next meeting Tues, June i7.
 Mrs. M. Smith has returned to her home in East Hartford after spending the past three weeks in town.
 Orders taken for old fashioned raised loaf cake, Tel. 6S1-iS.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
FRECkLES

Nou Is thc Tinlc Co t.ct I;id of These
 Igly spots
 There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed Of your frockles. as Othine-doutle strength-is guar anteed to remove these hornely spots.
 Simply get an ounce or Othins- double streugt H-frOm any druggist and apply little Of t night and morning and you should soon see that ctcn the worst frecLles have begun 10 disspycar. while inc lighter ones havs vanished entirely. q is seldom that more thun an ounce is needed fa com giefeiy clear The skin and gain a beau- tifu1 complexion.
 Tss .surs tJ ass fer ti1e 5SsbIs strength othins ss fhi. is ssfI Urder Easrsnfte of marcy bzek if fl EsiIs 10 remove fIseA.sz
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Stamford Police Arrest
 Four Men as Rum Runners

Stamford. June 5-Suspicious of the actions of two men who were lettering about inc city at . a. m. the police this morning stopped a truck and a sedan car which was serving as an es- cort. because one of inc men whom they had watched earlier was on the truck. The other was in the sedan. Tho truck was searched and 150 eases Of imported stout were found Worth at current prices ;5.500. The mon gave names of Charles stenithal. Ai- hert Werle. Thomas Shannon and Paul Winklcr. all Of New York city. Tho last two mentioned were the men who had bcen seen at an early hour. AT four are under arrest.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Tells Sufferers How
 to End Piles Forever
Rochester Doctor Achieves RcInarla- ble Success With New Prescription. Must Give Absolute Relief or Money Bark.

Ii has remained for a well known Rochester doctor 10 find e real remedy for Piles Years Of patient. painstak- ing effort on His part has resulted in a prescription that will actually heal Piles and absorb them never to return.
 This doctor says no man or woman need suffer another hour from any ~aih arising from Hemorhoids or Piles now that he has made arrangements with Axelrod's Pharmacy to dispense this wonderful prescription known as MUAVA sUPPOsITOEIES for mod srate price on the money Jack if dis satisfied plan.
 YUu'H be smszed to see h0a quick fy Il scis Blessed relief often comes n sn hour: steH 1u ,s.~es of leFr standing zfth rroin=s b -a.fsnz rasffr zsnderful results haze teen sc- complishsd.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
Iaul NarrOni, Edward Scranton, James Tani and John 1'ani.
 Commerce Chamber Nectin.

Faul Narroni, Edward Scranton, James Tani and John 1ani.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting The PiainNillo Chamber of Com , lnerce will hold its regular meeting tonight in the rooms on Pierce street. , I he meeting will be presided over by Nice-presidcnt H. Garfield Jones. Committees will report on their iiiN es- tieations and work and other matters of importance are to be taken up. The report of the committee on securing a baseball field is being awaited with interest.
 Past ChanccIiors' Night.
 Pythian lodge. R. of r. will hold big time at the rrgula" meeting Tn Odd Fellows hall Friday night. Past cnancellors' night will be observed and the rank of page will be eXem- plified on a large class Of candidates. special refreshments will be served.
 Court Trial Tonight.
 fhe trial Of John Erlnpa. charged with driving while under the inGu- ence of intoxicating liquor and rech- less driving, will be held in the po- lice court this evening at 7:30 o'clock. kempa will be represented by Al tornoy Charles r. Conlon
 NJ. r.. Church Notes.
 The regular weekly prayer meeting will be held in the PlainVlie Nj r.. church this evening at 7:45 o'clock. At s;50 o'clock, the regular official board meeting will be held and all the officers arc urged to be present
 Hose Company Meets.
 The regular meeting of Plainville Hose Co. No. will be hold in the flremen's rooms on Pierce street to- morrow evening. Plans will be laid for the attendance Of the local cont pany at the summer field days and important business will be trans acted.
 To Roll Match Game.
 Tomorrow night at the Recreation alleys. a special match game will be rolled between two teams represent ing six stars of the alleys. The members of the team are: Bristol Delavar, Monaco and Beach, and New Rritain-F'risk Foote and Howard. ! lip t'hNNh hlll sttil dl . b flDGh
 Attends Class Reunion. Frank Johnson of Bank street will attend a class reunion of the Hart ford high school at the home of At i 'orney Seymour on Sigourney street i In Hartford this evening.
 Plain, file Briefs.
 Mrs. George Livingstone and Mrs. | John Darazio Of Pearl street have re- , turned from a few days visit at "The ! Sea Gull" Sachem's Head. Inc home . ,f Mir, and Mrs. F. B. Seward Of ! New York.
 A, II. condell. vice president Of tho 7lainyille Trust Co.,, is ill at his home ,n Broad street,
 Mrs. Mary Root of rlainvile is he guest of Mir and Mrs. John irahsm Of Springfield, Mass, for CIV weeks.
 Postmaster James F. Usher is nov ng his family and household goods O so East Main street
 Sequassen lodge, I. q. o, r.. will 'od regular meeting in Odd Eel ovs hall this evening.