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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
Nifos Enfermizos Y Malhumorados

Los ninos que sufren de lombrices estan
enoiados, inquietos, enfermizos. Hay, sin
embargo, otros sfntomas. ST ell niho
esta palido, o jeroso, tiene NAL aliento y
no toma inter6s en- jugar, es casi SECURE
que los parasites estan acabando con su
vitalidad. Ell meior remedio contra las
lombrices es ell Whites Cream Vermifuge
Els, ademas el mas inofensivo para la
salud del niiio. De venta en- las farmacias
y droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
HERRIOT VOLVERA DE
NUEVO A BRUSEL4AS

PARIS, JUNO 90. (Cable franc6s) /.
FL primer NTinistrO de esta naci6n Sc
propone partir de Londres para Bru-
selas el lunes -(hOy).
lIerriot despu6s de haber consultadO
a Mcdonald sObre la polftica mundial
Y los diferentes problemas comunes a
B6lgica, Francia Inglaterra Sc pro-
pone conferenciar con Nj. Theumis, pri-
mer ministro de Belgica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
Fl proceso contra Be-
renguer Sc hace mas
IntereSante


Las declaraciones, que Sc han hecho
| 1ltimamente en- ell procesO contra el
| General Berenguer, coinciden en- que
durante la campa1a en- Marruecos, el
Departamento de la Guerra aument6
su presupuesto, Y que atendio en- todos
los momentOs, las peticioneS del Gene
raj Berenguer. Sc ha declaradO que
al regresar de MarruecOs las tropas, y
tan solo para los gastos de viaje, Sc
vOt0 I'm cr6dito de un million cuatro-
cientas mil pesetas.
Cierva ha declarado que mantuyo a
Berenguer en- ell poder en- su puesto
porque lie merecIa entera confianZa
Mostr0 ante ell Senado, una carta de
Berenguer, en- la que este le expOne
las necesidades que origina la campa-
fia sOlicita Sc lie faciliten medios eco
n0micos para seguir la misma con ext
to-
La declaration de Maura. es una ra-
tificaci0n de sus anteriOres manifes-
taciones a este respectO. Ademas ha
ce referencia al telegrama que dirigi0
a Berenguer ell siete de nOviembre, en-
el cual ell gobierno que Gl presidfa, por
unanimidad le manifeStaba que podfa
cOntinuar en- el mandO de las trOpas
en- Ia direction de la campaiia en- Ma
rruecOs contra los mOroS. Seg1n avan-
al s.,1
de que Berenguer no tu-
vO responsabilidad alguna Ell el desas-
ire que Sufrieron las tropas eSpafiOlaS,
puesto que supo pOnerse a salvo de
Hubo un careo entire Cavalcanti v
Riquelme. Este ultimo insiste enfjti-
on que propusO que Sc socO-
rriera las tropac que estaban en-
Monte Arruit Cavalcanti sen embar-
go persiste en- negar Y dice que des-
la situaci6n en- que Sc hallaban
las tropas.
Sc ha dadO lectura ante el Senado
de las diligencias para los processes de
Berenguer Y Navarro. TOda la base de
la acusaci0n eStd en- la manera como
sc efectu0 la retirada de Batel a Mon
tie Arruit. Sc sostiene pOr la acusa
ci6n que Sc debi0 intentar la ocupa
ci0n de la colina, donde hubiesen es-
tado prOtegidOs por los arboles, or
denarIe Araujo que Sc replegara has
ia Cadusi. AdemaS Sostiene la acuSa-
ci6n que el General Navarro no debi0
nunca salir de la posici6n que ocupaba,
nj transigir con que sus sOldados entire
garan las armas. TampOcO debiO per-
mitir Ell manera alguna, que los sol
dados abandOnaran los parapetos tras
los cuales Sc protegfan v estaban mas
en- condolences de defenderse. A Ma
varro Sc lie acusa de negligencia ex-
trema en- ell cumplimicntO de su deber.
FL defensor de Navarro pide que Sc
reVoque el auto de justicia, en- que sc
acuse a Navarro de no tomar Ia coli
ma, porque dadas las condolences la
situaci6n de las tropas, quien cores
pOndfa hacerl0 era al COmandante Gc-
neral. Mega que hubiera negl gencia
p0r parte de su defendidO. Admite, ST,
que muy bien ha podido haber un error
en- la manera como Sc efectu0 Ia reti-
rada, pero que jamas pudo haber ne
gligencia en- ell cumplimiento de su de-
ber. Agrega, que cuando Sc Orden0 Ia
retirada hacia Monte Arruit, solo Sc
pens0 en- salyar los soldados, que en-
realidad no estaban en- condolences nj
tenfan medios para defenderse. FL juez
lie MEGA la modification del resumen
que solicita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
iCud| es e| esti|O?

Es de 10 mas importante, antes de
hacer inversion alguna en- trajes que
pudieran no satisfacer sus desees, va
que dcspues de salir del estableci-
miento y refexionar en- que ell traJe
no es hecho SUI medida y no sabe
I'd. tampoco 81 ese es ell estilo de ulti-
ma moda; tomarse Ell trabajo de PEN
sar un POGO en- la selection que ha de
hacerse Ell establecimiento donde
efectuar su compra. Esa solucion la
encuentra I'd. facilmente 81 vis-Ha
nuestra gran Fabrica Y Sastreria de
ropa para caballeros y donde 10 mismo
los trajes va hechos como los que Sc
hacen la medida pIede I'D. exigir el
estilo de Ultima moda.
La elegancia que I'd. encontrara en-
los trajes que fabricamos no consiste
precisamente en- un bolsillo en- un
detalle, sino en- las lineas; en- ell porte
general del traje, y para este conta-
mos con sastres expertos en- Ell arte de
este ramo Y de ahi cue nos enorgulIe-
cemos en- poder dar I'm servicio sin RI
val y que toda persona de bien vestlr
hallara 10 que desea por muy exigente
que fuera en- nuestros estilos.
Ell CoRTE 1NGLES, es por todcs
sabido, ell estilo mas >preferido en- Ell
mundo de la moda honran nuestros
talleres este mismo distintivo Eli
CORTE INGLES''-, cuando adop-
tamos ese nombre para nuestros trajes
es porque decididamente estamos a La
altura de la fama.
Nuestros trajes de drill imperial de
limo puro, asi tambien como palm
beach, genuine; gabardinas y casimi-
res ingleses, lie daran satisfaction que
es 10 que I'd. desea, pues NADIA mas Sc
puede exigir Y nosotros no podemos
darle NADIA menos. La mejor garantla
que podemos ofrecer es la devoluclcn
del importe integro que haya I'd. pa
gado, 81 no queda enteramente satis-
fecho.
Tenomos una completa existencia de
trajes en- todas las tallas y colores, en-
blancos tenemos los mejores, contando
con ell drill blanco No: 100 que Of
bien conocido por todas aquellaa per
sonas que les gusta vestir bien.
Nuestros precios logicaments 10 ha.
ran p,nsar que son mas economicof
que los de ningun otro establscimien
to, por ser fabricados nuestros trajeS
con material importado directament'
de las principales fabricas de Inglate.
IRA.
Tenemos existencia constante lie dIi
les de hilo Ingles, de superior calidac
blancos Y crudos en- todos los tonos J
el cliente que no quiera corlprar
traje hecho quiera comprar Ell drl
para que Sc 10 haga SUI sastre, aQn
encontrara la mejor calidad de dri
que desee un precio muy razonable
lie ofrecemos nuestra casa Ell Ia ca
lie de San Jose No. 5, esperanto no:
honrar& con una vista para que pued:
I'd. apreciar la personalidad Que daI
los trajes hechos fabricados ell 10
grandes talleres de,
Gel CORTE INGLES?"
San Jose st. No. 5, p. o. Box No 994
Telefono No. 1923. San Juan. p. r
~ Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
FL Presidente de Santo
Domingo en- Washington

WASHINGTON, JUNO %. Omitted
Press).-El Presidente de Santo Do
mingo. Horacio vazquez ha llegado hoy
a esta capital, para conferenciar con
el Presidente Coolidge sobre Ell estable
cimiento de un gobierno constitucio-
nal en- Quisqueya. Tanto el Departa-
mento dc Estado como Casa Blanca Sc
proponen festejar esplendidamente al
iluatre visitante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
HERRIOT CONFERENCE.-THE CON
NC DONALD POR MEDIACION DE
CN INTERPRETE

PARIS, JUNO %. (Cable franc&s) i.
NJ. HerriOt hara uso para cOnferenciar
con su colega Mcdonald, premier de
la Gran Bretaila, del interprete que es-
tuvO en- funciones durante las Confe-
rencias del Desarme en- Washington.
NJ. Camerlinck interpretara los de-
secs de ambos Premiers de encontrar
un medic para asegurar una paz esta-
BILE en- Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
La CAMARA ACUERDA OAR UN
VOTO DE CONFIANZA AL
GOBIERNO

PARIS, JUNO %. Gable franc6s) {.
La Camara de Representatives. acord0
dar un voto de confianza al gobierno
socialista que rige actualmente los des-
tinos dc la naci6n. .
All procederse la votaci6n, Sc di0
ell voto por 313 votos, casi todos socia-
listas comunistas contra 234 del ala
derecha del centro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
UN STGNIFICADO LIDER FASCIS
ia HA SIDO ARRESTADO

ROMA, JUNO % (Cable frances -
Ell significado Y prominente lfder fas-
cista NJ. Giovanni NIarinelli, ex-miem-
bro del Directorio del Partido Fascis-
ia de esta naci6n ha sido arrestado.
A Marinelli Sc lie acusa de querer
privar de su libertad personal al di-
putadO Matteoti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
HERRIOT PERMANECERA EN- LON
DRES HASTA MANANA

PARIS, JUNO %. Gable franc6s). q.
M. HerriOt permanecera en- Londres
donde scra huesped de honor de Nc
Donald hasta el lunes (hOy).
Las conferencias entire ambOs Pre-
miers no tendra caracter Official sino
mas bien personal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
PIANOS ALEMAN[S

Acabados de recibir. los mejo-
res y mas baratos: para precios
y demas informes dirijase a la
muebleria de Jose Sierra, Luna
IL, donde puede verlos, o a Fr.
Schomburg, Luna 80. baios,
SAN JUAN, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
ASOCLACIoN DE PRoDUcToRES
DE AZUcAR DE PUERTO RICO
.ercado de Azucar.

Mercado de Aztcar.
Junio 20, 1924.
Los precios Sc mantienen firmes.
Compradores la Ultima cotizaci6n
($5.28). vendedores piden un avance
de l I16.
JUNO 20-1924 600 p. M.
Mrcado quieto. ventas de Cuba a
$50 ($5.2s). ofertas a 8 "a ($5.4o) sin
compraderes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23
Sc ALQUILA

la pIanta alta de la casa de la
caIIe del Mercado No. S. Aqua
permanente a todas horas.
Casa moderna, atractiva y
saludable.
lnformes: Luis Car6faIo. Te-
lefono e65 negro, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23

CloneS que CdIcCcH
de su fama y de los
cincuenta amos que
el legltimo produc-
to lleva de estar
sometido a la ex-
periencia.
Lea I'd. 10 que
una de muchas
mujeres dice y,
por bien de gu
salud, tome
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-23

Ell Compuesto
Vege.tal de Lydia
E. Pinkham hace
cincuenta amos que
viene librando a las
.nujeres y alivian-
dolas de los do
lores y achaques
que a elias son pc
culiares.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13

net earnings shall be added to the
fund itself, and the remaining nine
teen twentieths shall annually be APP
portioned to the school diktricts of
of the State on the basis Of the ag-
gregate actual school attendance in
each district during the educational
purposes, subject to such regulations
and limitations as maybe prescribed
by law.
Section IA (of Article Ply. All the
net earnings aceruing To the Perma-
nent Revenue Fund for the University
of Montana shall annually be added
thereto until it has reached the sum
of One Hundred Million Dollars
| 100000, 00000). Thereafter only
one twentieth of the annual net earn
ings shall be added to the fund itself,
and the remaining nineteen twentieths
shall be apportioned to all the educa-
tional institutions then comprising the
University of Montana, on the basis
of the aggregate actual attendance
in each istitution during the preced-
ing school or calendar year, and may
be used for all purposes properly con-
nected with the work Of these institu-
tons, subject, howeer, to such regula-
tons and limitations as may be pre-
scribed by law.
Section Is (of Article 21). When
ever the purpose for which certain
contribution was made has been ac-
complished, or can no longer be ascer-
tanned or followed, then the total
amount Of such fund shall be trans
fered to the State Permanent School
Fund and become a Permanent and
inviolable part thereof. All contribu-
tons without specified purpose shall
be credited 10 the State Permanent
School Fund
Section l6 (of Article 21l. Should
the time ever come when any of the
three aforesaid permanent funds be-
come SO large that no further increase
is necessary or desirable, then, in
such case, the Legislative Assembly
shall have power to provide for the
use of all Of the net income from such
fund for the purpose for which it WAS
created, or it may use the one twenti-
eth of the annual net income which
was to be added to the fund itself for
the creation of other permanent rev.
enue funds, or for any other public
purpose that it may deem wise; pro-
vided, however, that none Of the fore
going provisions of this section shall
apply to any of these funds until it
has reached the specific amount fixed
by this Article.
Section II (of Article 21). The
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
State of Montana are hereby made
and hereby made and constituted
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
Methodist Episcopal
Church

Rev. F. C. Fulford, Pastor, Resi-
dence, 18th and Houser streets. Phone
133-R.
Services for Sunday, August nth
as follows:
Sunday School at 10 o'clock a. m.
DR.. e. w. Schwin, Superintendent.
Morning Service at / o'clock a. m.
Mr.. f. E. Collins of Billings will
speak in the morning.
Mr.. Collins enjoyed the distinction
and honor of being the Lay-delegate
from the Montana Conference to the
General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church recently held at
Springfield, Mass, The Red Lodge
people will have the privilege of list
ening to some gleanings from the
General Conference Session, by one
who saw it and is reputed to have
more than ordinary ability in telling
it.
Plan to attend the Methodist Church
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Epworth League at TOO o'clock p.
m.
There will be no evening service
next Sunday night.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
Farewell Sermon
Next Sunday

Rev. A. E. Kokkonen pastor of the
Finnish Luthern Church will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday af-
ternoon at two o'clock and an elabor-
ate program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Rev. Kokkonen will leave Monday
for trip through the west before go
ing to Freeport Harbor, Ohio to
which place he has been transferred.
Rev. Kokkenen is held in the highest
esteem by host of friends and is
beloved by his parishioners and while
all are elated over his promotion to a
larger field he will be greatly missed
and it is with deep regret that he will
be bid farewell next Sunday.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13

Our reason, when rigidly employed
may discern many speculative truths.
Until they are substantiated, however,
and vivified by FAITH, they exer-
else no practical influence on our lives
It is not written that we stand 4 by
reason, but that we stand by Faith.
It is not written that the just shall
live by reason, but that the Just live
by Faith. BY Reason no man ever
lived, no man ever stood. For we can
not stand upon ourselves. We can
not breathe in vacuum. We must
have something to stand on, some
thing to breathe; and this something"
we receive by FAITH" julius Hare
Cambridge University.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
Finnish Ev. Luthern
Church
A. E. KoKKoNEN, Pastor.

A. f. KOKKONEN, Pastor.
The Finnish Luthern Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. John Marhu, N.
Haggin Ave-, Thursday evening at
7:30.
Sunday afternoon, Aug. II, at 200
o'clock there will be a united day-ser-
vice and Y. p. League program, at
which occasion the pastor will deliv-
er his farewell sermon. AS the occas-
ion will have Englsh-Finnish pro-
gram, an invitation requesting pres
ence is extended to one and all.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and the
several fraternal orders for their
sympathy and kindness and the beau
tiful floral offerings, during our be-
reavement, the tragic death Of our
beloved husband and father
MRS. MARKO SANDWICH,
AND FAMILY
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13

Miss Elsie Walter is spending a few
days this week visiting Billings
friends.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
| TxI CHARLES. t. STEWART

This time when rigid practied and enforced
by properly qualified
Monta
nciency,
spending OF States
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-08-13
NOTICE OF ELECTION-CONSTI
TUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Continued from page four)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
 APRIL TOTAL S575,SS4
l2i Tenemcnts Added During Past Month-Gurtin and Tormay
 File Reports

;. Building Inspector John c. Gill chrecst. Plumbing Inspector r. J. Tor may and Electrical Inspector Cyril J. Curtin have presented their reports for the month of April.
 The building inspector reports 1s5 permits issued for building operations totaling s575,SS4. The permits were classified as follows: 109 frame build ings. s334,04S: 20 brick buildineI' se11. .600: 56 alterations. s30.236. Du' ing the month 124 tencments were added, two stores were built, niae complaints investigated and 161 in- srections made.
 The plumbing inspector issued 61 permits and made 191 inspections. A total of 332 fixtures were placed dur ing the month SiNtv-one permits were issued for work in new buildings and 40 for work in old structurcs,a II tests of plumbing were made by water, 93 plumbing jobs were approved. four cesspools were removed and eight de- feets were found and remedied.
 The electrical inspector issued 126 permits and made 9S5 inspections. in- cluding work in 16a old buildings and in 97 newshonses.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
Teeth Stains Bleached Out New Safe Way

Say goodbye to dull. yellow, stained teeth. For a new harmless treatment -Bleachodeht mbination--bleache away the stains and makes teeth fash ing .white-often in just three min utes. Treatment consists of d mild safe liquid, which curUes and softens the stains--and new kind of paste, which gently removes the softened stains. Bleachodent Combination keeps teeth white by preventing the forma- ton of new stains. Does not affect enamel as its mild ingredients are especially combined 10 act on surface stains-not on the enamel itself. Only safe, mild preparation like Bleacho- dent Combination should be used on children's teeth which are naturally soft and sensitive. and which are especially subject to stains and decay Fine for the gums. Get Bleachodent Combination today, for few cents at all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
MYSTERIOUS MYSTERY OF
 MISSING MISSIVES SOLVED
300 Letters sent Third Glass, Iail To
 Reach Destination On

An incident which happens in the
 best regulated post offices, has oc- cured to bring on mildly embar- rassing situation between the mer- chants of New. Britain. the Chamber of Commerce. the post office and
 Eyeryman's Bible Class.
 Last Sunday was Merchants sun- day" at Eyeryman's Bible class and A committee Of Chamber Of Cont- merce directors consisting Of George H. Dyson, chairman; A. A. NILS. chairman of the mercantil bureau. and F.. l. Porter, former chairman Of the mercantile bureau, drew up a form letter inviting the merchants Of the city to the meeting. Two hum dred letters were sent out by the Chamber of Commerce on Bible class stationery. They were put into the post office between 5 and o'clock Friday evening, and were not deliv- cred until yesterday and this morning. se verai days after the Sunday in ques- ton had passed.
 Nfessrs. Dyson and Porter called upon Postmaster II. l.. Erwin and Of Mails James E. Grace this morning and 4 conference between the four men developed the fact flat the letters were sent out as third class mail under a one cent stamp: that they were mailed during one of the first few days of the month when the postal department is swamp cd with third class mail and that on this particular, occasion tons of third class mail flowed into the post of- fee. at the same time.
 The Chamber Of Commerce men agreed that, no blame could De at- fached to the post office whatever. that ninety-nine times out of q hun- dred letters under one cent stamp would be delivered within 24 hours I nj that on some occasions this is en- tirely an impossibility.
 The postal officials point out that fo assure delivery at once. letters should be sent first class. but that if the attention of some one in inc of- fee is called to an important batch of third class frtters when mailed. they too wiil receive all possible at- lention. T
 Third class letters. tAsealed and turned out on a duplicating maehiue n patches of sg or more are general y conceded 10 he advertising cireu- ars and no post offfce in the country s enab1td. according to information he Chsmhsr Of Commerce committee has received. to EHarantss immediate delivery.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
SMALLEY SCHOOL OFFICERS

Parents and Teachers Association
 Holds Annual Meeting and Enjoys z Program of Speaking and Music.
 The Parents and Teachers associa- tion of. the Smalley school met Tues day, May | in the school kinder garten. The speaker of the even ing was Harry Erwin of .Newington. He talked on the value of the Parents and Teachers association and on the American spirit of, the school.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 President-James O'Brien.
 Vice-P -President-Walter Kosswig.
 Secretary and Treasurer-Miss Anna Rosenberg.
 Executive Committee-Mrs Walter kosswig, Mrs. Grace Coholan, Mrs. Harry Koplowitz, Mrs David Smyth.
 The musical program consisted of
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
OFFER VALUABLE PRIZES
American Legion Members in aiem- bcrship Drive Offer ElSin Watch and \. l.. Rings as Reward.

One member of the American Le- zion in Connecticut has a chance to earn q beautiful gold Elgin watch with the Legion insignia on it.. and seven members, one in each district in Connecticut. cam earn handsome gold rings bearing the Legion insig- mia. some time during this and next week. The state department of the American Legion has offered these prizes tethose who bring in the great- est number of new members during the membership drive. which began Monday and ends May 19.
 The watch will be given to the member who signs up the most new members ill the state, while one ring will be given in each district to the member securing the most new mem- bers. The winner of the watch will not be entitled to d ring as the winner in his district.
 The prizes vii be awarded at the state convention August 2S, 29 and so, at Torrington. ..a
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
ROTARIANS WILL EAT SHAD
Rob Clark to be Host at East Berlin This Eyening-Father and son Day May 22.y

hhA -~s
 Members of the New Britain Rotary club and their wives will motor to East Berlin ms evening to cat shad dinner with Rob Clark at the Metho- dist church. MT. Clark, one of the members of the Rotary. Is giving the dinner and according 10 the weekly Rotary letter. plans 10 donate all the bones to the starving cats of East Berlin.
 The men and their wives will meet at the Burritt hotel at 6:S0 o'clock. Dinner will be served at in East Berlin. Dancing in nearby hall will follow.
 May 22 will be "lathcr and Son. day for the Rotarians. Members Of the club will pay their usual dollar and this money will be given to the Ladies' Aid of the East Berlin church.. The music committee will provide a musi- cal program at the dinner.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-08
Blind Singers to Give
 Concert Next Week

John and Mary McCay, blind musi- cal artists and entertainers. will give a recital at the Y. NJ. T. A. and E. hall at o'clock Wednesday evening. May 14. A matinee performance will be given for the children on Tuesday af- ternoon. May 13 at o'clock.
 Mir. Mckay is a baritone singer and his sister, soprano. They have been appearing before the public in eon- certs for the past 25 years and in that time have gained an ensiabie reputa- ton throughout the state.