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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16
COMMANDMENT Chief
Spanish War Vets
Visits National Home

Judge Albert d. Alcorn Of Cincinnati.
the commander-in-ch OF the United
Spanish War Veterans. paid an oficial
visit to the Home Friday and was given
a royal welcome by all. Commander
Alcorn and Mrs. Alcorn were met in
Augusta by Fred l.. Smith. senior vice
department commander. and Walter g.
Smith, by auto and conveyed TO the
Home, where he was introduced to Col.
Keith Ryan. governor, and his stan.
and later TO. the various offices and de-
partments.
Department Commander Martin ].
McDonough of Bangor and Edward J.
Baribault OF Lewiston, past depart
ment commander. We're also present. At
noon the guests were given a banquet
at the Home hotel, an excellent menu
having been prepared by A. W. Fuller.
the manager.
At o'clock the Home band and vet
Grams assembled at the north band
stand, where after a selection Com
rade F. L. Smith, master Of ceremo.
MES, in behalf Of Lieut.. William Tiff
fanny Camp, No. 4, U. s. w. ", welcom-
ed the guests and introduced Col. Keith
Ryan. Col Ryan in a few well chosen
words welcomed Commander AIcorn &c
tho Home.
Commander Alcorn. after few pre-
liminary remarks. delivered most elo-
quent and stirring address which was
interrupted several times by hearty APP
plause from the veterans. Comma nder
Acorn spoke of the interest taken by
him and others at Washington, d. c.,
during the last session Of Congress, to
pass the Bursom pension bill which
was defeated by one vote. He also ex-
planned the methods Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives. various
committees, etc, in assembling. pre-
senting, passing bills. He also urged
all veterans to solicit aid from their
friends in Congress or otherwise in
having the Bursom pension bill passed
at the next session of Congress.
Commander Alcorn came east to be
present at the Grand Army encamp-
ment just held in Boston, and receiving
such an urgent request from Tiffany
Camp to visit the Home here that he
just had to take the opportunity be-
fore returning to his home. He was
accorded every courtesy by all and
thoroughly enjoyed his stay.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. odelon
Valcour
DR.. Fred Day of Augusta was a
visitor in Camp Friday and called
on B. E. Narnum.
J. Jordan of Bath was at the
Branch Friday and called on Major
w. T. Hanley
Louis c. Patten has been granted
a furlough to visit relatives in Bos-
ton.
Andrew NJ. selman has returned
from Belfast, where he went to visit
friends.
George E. Wade. late Co, F. . S. c.
Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the Home.
Louis Emord. of Marlboro. late Co.
G. II U. S. Inf. has reported for ad-
mission to the Home.
The returns from furloughs Friday
We're John H. Nicholson from Bos-
ton and John Murphy from Fall
River.
Thomas J. Turley. of Boston, late
Z. S. Marine Corps, and Samuel
Resden. OF Whitefield, n. H.. late Co.
A. IS Mass. Inf, have reported for
admission.
Major James r. Mailman and Mrs.
Mailman and Mr.. and Mrs. Gaffney
OF WeStDrOok were VISITORS mere
Friday and called on Col. Keith Ryan
and Major w. T. Hanley.
The 56th Pioneer Infantry will hold
its reunion here on'August 80 and 81,
and September ]. Plans are being
made here to give the boys a royal
good time.
The baseball game for Sunday will
be with fast team from Bingham
and SHOULD prove interesting to the
many fans coming here weekly for an
outing. The visitors are the leaders
of the Somerset county league.
The fire detail for Sunday will be
Truman Taylor. Edward Purity, Bur
leigh Jones, Wilbur Worth, James
Collins. Lee Kirk. Fred Fairbrother,
Francis Alden. George Trask, Ed
ward Jones, James Carlin, John w.
Donovan, George Finley.
ReligiousN services at the Home
chapel will be held at follows: Mass
and sermon by Rev. FIR. Mclaughlin
at $50. and Protestant services by
Rev. David G. Lambert at 1910.
LIEUT. Leonard NJ. Maillet motored
to Belgrade Lakes Friday evening to
visit friends.
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Word was received in town Friday
morning of the death of William
l.unisdeux which occurred in a hos
pital In Boston, wheer he has been
very i'll for several weeks. Mr.. Lun-
isdeux was born in Scotland and was
the son of Alexander and Ann Luck
Lunisdeux, who came to Skowhegan
many years ago making the family
home on West Front street. He was
about 66 years of age.
Mr.. Lunisdeux Is survived by bro
ther, Andrew Lunsdeux of Everett,
Mass. and two sisters. Mrs. William
Donaldson and Mrs. A. Harry lies,
both Of Skowhegan. The remains
will be brought to Skowhegan Satur-
day accompanied by Andrew Lunis-
deux and the funeral service will be
held Sunday afternoon at . o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Donaldson on Baptist Hill and burial
in the family lot in the Southside
cemetery.
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Brewster to Speak
Richmond Camp Ground

Especial to the kennebec JournaD
Richmond, Aug 15-As one of the
features of the meeting at the Rich
mond Camp ground Sunday. Aug II
Hon. Ralph o. Brewster, member OF
the Maine Senate, and candidate foI
Governor on the Republican ticket
will be the speaker. His address will
of course, be>wholly of non.political
nature. Senator Brewster speaks al
go. Bishop r. G. Richardson of AT :
lanta will be the preacher at 1890 in
the morning and the Rev. l.. L,
Staples at 100 in the evening.
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PITTSFIELD

Mathews Real Estate Agency has
sold for MCGOWAN Brothers their
farm located on the state road to-
wards Burnham, to A. Perley Dun
lap of Millvillee. n. 3.
Calvin Getchell of Brewer was in
town Thursday attending the races
at the Four County Fair.
Mrs. A. B. Pulley who has been in
town for a visit in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. ID. Call, has gone to
Lawrence. Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. David w. Manock
and grand daughter. Miss Alice Ma
mock, have returned from a weeks
vacation passed at Northport.
Miss Nellie Mclean, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mclean for a few weeks, re-
turned to Boston Thursday where
she is training for a nurse.
John E. Little was in Waterville
on matters of business Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Badger went to Lynn,
Mass, Thursday. where she will re-
main for a weeks visit
Miss Rita Turner OF Haverhill,
Mass. who has been visiting Mrs.
G. B. Josslyn and Mrs. d. NJ. Susi.
returned to her home THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Younger
and daughter Elaine, have returned
from weeks automobile trip to
Ware, Mass, and other Massachu-
sets points.
All OF the wooden mills and other
places OF business. including the
stores. closed at noon Thursday 80
that the employees could have a
nait-hol1day to attend the Four
County Fair.
Democratic rally will be held
at Union hall Saturday evening and
william X. Pattangall. candidate for
governor, will speak as also will
hev. Mr.. Phelan OF Watervillee,
Guy Williamson OF Bangor was a
business caller in town Frjdav'
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Dr.. Holt at M. &. Church

Dr. D. p. Holt. superintendent Of
the Augusta District, made his Off
cial visit at the Centenary Metho-
dist church Thursday. At 7.30 he
preached an able and very interest
ing sermon on MAY a Double Por-
ton of Thy Spirit Fall On Me" At
ter the sermon DR.. Holt conducted
the First Quarterly meeting of the
Centenary church. The pastor, Rev.
Herbert L. Nichols. superintendent of
the Sunday school. Jonn H. Grundy.
and the church treasurer. Miss Lila
Weston gave pleasing reports. Other
departmental work of the church was
informally discussed and the meeting
one OF helpfulness and interest to all
present.
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Notice 10 hereby given that the fol.
lowing appointments were made by the
Probate Court within and for the
County OF Kennebec, and said APP
peintees duly qualified on thu dates
given:
William Z. 1ueA Of Brooklyn, n. r,
and Mary A. Hurts Of winthrop. Ne,
executors of the will Of 0anisl Norris
Xuxt1 late Of Winthrop. deceased;
Herbert E. Foster of Winthrop. Agent
for nonresident executor; qualified
August IL. 1924.
Grace Lena Howard Of winthrop
executrix of the will of manuel Henry
Riches late of Winthrop, deceased
qualified August IL, 1924.
Jennie .. xrawlsy Of Augusta ad-
ministratrix Of the estate OF Josephine
Trawlsy late OF Augusta, deceased;
qualified August IL. 1894.
David Burbank of Litchfield, admin
istrator of the estate Of Philenia NJ.
Burbank late of Litchfield, deceased
qualified August IL. 1924.
Mabel v. Anderson OF Lewiston, exc
cutrix of the will Of Sarah Lloyd lats
of Winthrop. deceased: qualiied Au-
gust IL. 1924.
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON,
Register OF Probate.
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continuing The Ancestral Part.
nership

One hundred and forty seven years
ago 1t was Dawes & Coolidge. a
grocery drm in Worcester, Massa :
chusetts. To-day It In Coolidge r.
DAVIS, partners in heading the Re-
publican ticket.
We learn from The Progressive
Grocer that President Calvin Cool
stdge, who seeks reelection, and Gro
Ger John Collidge, who was q mem-
Der OF that old-time Worcester firm,
both descended from John Collidg4.
OF WATERFOWL, Massachusetts,, who
arriver In America In 1880.
As for Brig.Gen. Charles Gates
Dawes, nominee for the Vice. resi-
dency, he - descended, directly. from
William Dawes, Jr.. who was one Of
the Worcester grocery partners.
This William Dawes, j., the brig
adler generals grocer Ancestor, was
no less . parsonage than the rider
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Sk0WnEcAn LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, .:,.., =, g;
PERSONAL MENTION

a. and Mrs. Charles A. Burner.
laughter Miss Airline Burner,
an a, motor to Portland Sunday.
W" ~. Ralph Hill went to Fairfield
friday to pass the day with ner
f Mrs. Colby Lawrence.
AZ. Ievina Goodrich and daugh-
Mes Alice q. Goodrich were in
Ws.erville Friday.
vic. Emma Goodwin. Of Canaan
business caller in town FRI
oa;;. Sadie Roberts went to Lew
NJ Eriday to visit her sister, Mrs.
gunner. A., D.,,a, w wehher
.,Iewiston we're guests the first or
o. o.. week OF Joshua +. Williams.
ths ss,.s LILA Burner of belmont,
r.%fornia, is the guest OF her
cA.ser. C. A. Burner and family.
pfo ~ and Mrs. Fred r. Philbrick
~ moved into the east part of the
I.arr,II house on Elm street.
bI A. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh of
,aaseId we're calling at Malbon's
Nils recently: =.
r,rre Haute, Indiana, were in town
'n ponaId S. Newton has returned
visit with friends at jack
D'e ~ and Mrs. Walter Thornhill and
80 Irora Foss and Charles Jones
. ~. in Pittsfeld this week to at
tend the fair.
'' Mrs c. Jerome Abbey and Mrs.
lana w. Jones of South Windsor,
Conn. we're guests Friday OF Mrs.
Trank sedgeley in Waterville.
Homer Libby and children Ken
rs,h and Florence were recently
nests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Charles Knight and Miss Sadie
yntght were in Hartland recently
guests OF their cousin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Haley.
Mrs Louise wier and daughter.
PHYLLIS Of Maynard. Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fos-
Ter.
have been guests of relatives in At
hens left on their return to Cam
bridge. Friday.
Joseph Goulette, who is employed
in Plttsfeld, will return this morn
ing to pass the week end with his
family.
Mrs. Rose Eaton and daughter,
Miss Venle Eaton are boarding with
Mrs Mildred Turner at her home on
the Malbon's Mills road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Woodman,
daughter Miss Velma Woodman and
Ira Mclean, who have been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred Turner
have returned to Melrose, Mass.
Constance Cowett, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Corvette, was a sur
glcap patient at the Kennebec Val
ley hospital Friday, submitting to a
throat operation.
Mrs. Robert Lord and daughters
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Dorothy
Lord, who have passed several weeks
in SkowheGan the guests of Mrs
Emma Burrill. returned to Ports
mouth. \. H.. Friday.
Mrs Mott Russell Of the East
Madison road entertained Wednes-
day Mrs. McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Ward of Athens and DR.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Gunter, of Cambridge
Mass.
Nr and Mrs. c. Jerome Abbey
Mrs. Lena w. Jones OF South Wind
soT Conn. Mrs. Lottie Weston OF
Augusta and Mrs. Frank Sedgeley
attended the Baker-Goodhich re-
untn in Bingham Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel r. Blaisdell
and Mrs Caroline p. Stevens of Nut
tinsham. n. FL, who are on an auto
Mqlntalns and the Rangeley Lakes
region were in town Friday on their
return to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-16

KENNEBEc CoUNTY.-Ip Probate
Court. held at Augusta. on the sixth
day of August. 1924,
On the petition of Thomas @. Thomp-
son. a part of the heirs, living in
different States of Eleanor .. Thomp.
son. late OF New Haven, Conn. de-
ceased, leaving real estate undeNiSed.
namely: real estate situated in Fay
cite in the County OF Keanebec and
State of Maine, the owners of which
cannot dispose of their separate inter-
estS without loss, that Thomas &.
Thompson be authorized to sell and
convey the same, and distribute the
proceeds amongst the heirs, according
to their respective rights therein:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be
given three weeks successfully prior
to the fourth Monday Of September
next, in the Daily Kennebec Journal a
newspaper printed in Augusta that all
persons interested may attend at a
Court of Probate then to he held at
Augusta. and show cause. IL any, why
the PRAYER of said petition should not
be granted.
HAROLD f. COOK.
Judge.
Attest: f. w. LEIGHTON.
Register.
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skowheoan Schools open

The rural school in town will begin
the fall term on August %, and will
close during the week of the Somer-
set Central Agricultural Fair. which
occurs on Sept. .. 10. IL and IL. The
village school will not open until the
Mond1y of the following week, Spet.
IS.
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AlansoA CassadY

The death of Alarson Cassidy oc-
CURED in the hospital here Thursday.
He was born in Sussex, n. J.. 81
years ago. He enlisted in Co. II, SIS
n. Y. Inf, at, Callicorn, n. Y, Sept.
is. 1851 and was discharged at Harris
Island. Oct. II. 1865. He was admit
ted to the Southern Branch from
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Union Service at Federated Church

Sunday morning union service
of the Federated, Bethany Baptist
and Centenary Methodist churches
will be held Sunday morning at 1890
at the Federated church. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Her
bert l.. Nichols. pastor of the Metho-
dist church will deliver the sermon.
Mrs. Mildred w. Weston will preside
at the organ and the Federated choir
will sing.
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March-"The Iron Division" Anders
observation-disclosures Mahl
Sextet from Lucia di Hammer
moor" Donizetti
Trumpet solo by Joseph Christian)
Fantasia-"Evolution Of Dixie" Lake
Military Fantasia-"The Battle Of
San Juan HILL" Sweet
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The young people OF the Epworth
League of the Centenary Methodist
church will hold food sale Satur-
day afternoon in the Buick sales
looms.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will meet
as usual at II o'clock, Sunday.
The Wells Crossing school reunion
will be held on Wednesday. Aug. 81
at Deer Rock in Avon, the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Judkins
and all who have attended tie school
and any who taught there and their
families are invited to attend.
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McCallnr Raun;~H

Inc McCallor reunion will be held
sunday Aug. II at the home of Mr..
ana Mrs. John McCallor in Solon'
scans and coffee will be furnished
ana tables set for all. Those attend
ing are requested to bring pastry.
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Funeral of Samuel, p.lh.

The funeral service for Samuel
Padham was held at the home of his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Fabian of Browns Corner, Canaan.
at 10 o'clock Friday morning. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev.
Herbert L. Nichols of the Centenary
the family lot in Scion. The funeral
was directed by Harold L. Larry of
the Lord undertaking parlors.
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who aroused the patroits Of Lsxing-
ton and Concord on the nieht Of
April 10, ITS. But he was cruaiiy
done out Of his publicity BY Henry
Wadsworth Lcngfellow, the poet.
who gave Paul Revere ali the credit.
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friends, AZ this was their former
home. They are staying for a time
at the Elmwood hotel in Water
willie.
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Mrs. Folsom Entertains

mESs F0iS0" Guk0fkatu2
! Mrs. Leroy r. Folsom entertained
at Camp Alabama, North Pond on
Wednesdays afternoon, q number Of
the ladies in the summer colony,
as we'll as some from the town. The
party was given in honor Of her
guest, Miss Blanche Mills Of Brock
ton.
There were Ave tables Of bridge,
the first prize being won by the
guest of honor, Miss Mills. and the
consolation prize by Miss Nina
Hussey. The affair was most
charmingly arranged and the tables
were set on the porches overlooking
the pond. Light Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The ladies
going out from town to be present
on this occasion were Mrs. Fannie
Hussey, Miss Virginia Hussey. Mrs.
Grace Smith. Mrs. Mabel Miller,
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell and Mrs.
Henrietta Wood, Mrs. Edith Jones,
Mrs. Florence Taylor.
Funeral Of Mrs. Belinda c. Groves
On Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock occurred the funeral Of Mrs.
Belinda C. (Norton) Groves, from
the house which had been her home
for forty-years, Rev. F. G. Davis
was the officiating clergyman. Mrs.
Groves death occurred Tuesday, after
a brief illness in which she was con-
fined to her bed less than two
weeks. Death was due to a general
break down on account. of old age
and she experienced no suffering
during her last days. Mrs. Groves
was born in Norridgewock, Oct. %.
1S2S and fhA Ho1,0hfn- IF
Joseph and Sarah Elizabeth Norton.
In April 1855 she was married to
Jacob Groves and they went to live
on the BombaZee Rips farm. To
them were born Ave children. Nellie
E., Frank E. Howard w, Cora E,
and Walter j., all of whom are de-
ceased with the exception of Frank
r. Forty one years ago she moved
to the place on Mechanic Street.
where she continued to live after
the death Of her husband until three
years ago next November when she
went to the home of her son, Frank.
Her entire life, with the exception
of a few winters spent in Melrose,
Mass. with a daughter, was spent
in Norridgewock.
At the age of IS she Joined the
Congregational Church of which she
was member at the time of her
death. She leaves to mourn her loss
one son, Frank F., and two grand :
sons. Everett, of this place and
Clarence. of Topsfield, Mass. and a
great grand daughter, Clara OF
Topsheld. also nephew, Fred
Stevens Of this place. Among those
present from out, of town to attend
the funeral were Mrs. William
Groves keene of Waterville. Miss
Sadie Cannon Of Waterville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Groves and daughter
Clara, of Topsfield, Mass. The
, flowers were many and beautiful
The bearers were George Chandler
Allen Stanley, William Libby and
Guy Scott.
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New York City. Oct. u. 1908, and
transferred here Nov. Is, 1915.
Gospel meeting at School House
No. {. Togus Four Corners. at $50
p. NJ. r. A. l.. Colby will have
charge Of the services. All are well
come.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is here.
By given that on the fourth day Of
August. 1924, Merton u. swift OF Au-
susta in the County Of Kennebec. was
by the Probate Court for the County
or Kennebec, duty appointed conrerva-
tor of the estate Of JOAN u. Hwa1t Of
Sidney in said County. deceased, /and
that on the same date said Merton r.
Swift qualified for and accepted said
Attest: r W. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate
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WRITING Q CLASSIFIED "a consists
arst Of all Of quitting down IN tndaE
term.
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augs

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IL here
by given that on the fourth day Of
August. 1924, James 2iohmona OF Otis
Massachusetts, was by the Probate
appointed Administrator De bonis non
Of the estate of John U. varnsy late
of Hallowell in said County. deceased,
and that on the same date said james
Richmond qualified for and accepted
said trust
Henry Taylor Of Litchheld. Agent
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
.... .... Register Of Probate.
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augasatst

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here
gust. 1924. u. u. rhompsoa Of Augusta
In the County Of Kennebec, was by
the Probate Court for the County Of
Kennebec. duty appointed executor Of
Augusta in said County. deceased, and
that on the eAmA date said r. NJ.
Thompson qualified for and accepted
said trust.
Attest: r. W. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

repairing. s10,000 for dirt road repair and $1,500 for gutters: permanent pavement repairs s10,000, allowing for Main street and s1,500 for East Main, Arch, Church and Elm streets; for macadam repairs, $1S,000, the work to be done on Vine, Grove, East, Church and Glen streets; street and school signs, $500, providing for 500 street signs and the remainder for warning signs at school approaches; marking traffic lines, $70o.
 Street Improvements
 Under new work, an estimate of s3,- TOO is made for amiesite on Grove Hill; s4,S00 for amiesite on Court street; s10,000 for Stanley street be- tween Church and Kelsey streets; s23,000 for a five foot strip of con- crete on either side of Stanley street from Hartford avenue to Allen streer, also providing for new macadam top.
 For new macadam selection will be made from among the following: se,- 4o0 for Lilac street; s. 500 for Gar den street: s3,600 for Arch street; s3,100 for Kelsey street from East street to Rocky Hill avenue: $4.250 from Rocky Hill avenue to Chapman street; s4,000 for Grove street be- tween Myrtle and Lafayette streets; s2,5o0 for Ash street between Maple and Vega streets; s1.650 for Clark street from Winter to Lee street.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
SHOULD
 KNOW WHAT'S DOING.
Plea of Ignorance of Gambling
 Fails to Save Fine for Barber

Stating that Dominick Galati knew or ought to have known that there was gambling going on in his barber shop at the corner of Pearl and Arch streets when it was raided shortly before o'clock last evening, Judge B. w. Alling in police court this morning imposed a fine of $15 on Galati and fine of s4 each on six others. The six were Nick Schip- amari. Raymond Rice, Thomas Cur cil, Arthur .McNary, Harry Baker and Eugene Baker, a negro. Harry Baker and Curcil pleaded guilty. Galati testified that he knew the men were playing cards but did not know they were playing for money. A pool room in the rear of the barber shop was used for the game.
 It was claimed by the defense tha, Rice and McNary were not in the game. and that Galati did not know of the gambling. Judge Alling in imposing the fine of s4 each quoted the statutes in saying that the law applied 10 "everyone who shall enter, except on legitimate business.
 William Oskavicz of 59 Broad street sayed home from work 10 take caro of sick wife and while he was home friend brought him some liquor. He forgot the name of his friend. When Judge Alling expressed surprise that he did not know his friends name, oskayicz said. You're my friend. I don't know what's your |, ,,,o Iamarnr hn drank pnauph of the liquor to make Q little com motion in tho house and his wife sent for the police. This morning