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New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
LATE SESSION FOR BERLIN TOWN COURT Gases Occupy Attention of Judge CrisWold Until Midnight
  RECKLESS DRIVERS LEAD
Mail Difficult, Ma, Bc Ii,ed Ip soon To Hold Festival Trida, tainmpnt We'll Attcndcd--t.rammar school Graduation Tonight.

A heavy docket ras disposed Of by Judge George Grisvold fin the Berlin tom court last night. Results were shoan from Berin's var on reckless drivers, most Of tho cases being brought up on these. charges. Court was in session until nearly midnight.
 Anthony t'ahuika of Nep Britain ras discharged on payment Of costs. when he nss brought ID for disobcy- ing the fishing la"k He was brought in by Fish Warden Morris Bush Of Msriden for catching pickercl less than the size permitted by law.
 Peofel Gaiar of New Britain was fined s25 and costs for reckless driy- ing. He was arrested Sunday by off, cer kannpka for speeding on the swamp road.
 Andrew Nolk. whose case uas tried last Eeek, decision being held over uu- iil last night. was fined sa6 for reck- less driving and given jail sentence of seven days for dris ing while under the influence of liauur. He appealed his case. Wok comes from New Britain and he was arrested May sn.
 Anthony Eetissi of Wallingford was fined $50 and costs for reckless driy- ins. He was arrested Sunday by State Policeman Palmer after he had passed two cars on three consecutive hills. 1t vas stated that at one time he passed out a car that was trying Co pass am other machine.
 Ebert Whitaker of Hartford vas discharged on payment cf costs or slo for failing to stop his car upon signal from the officer. He Is a chauf- feur for West Hartford woman. He pleaded guilty to inc charge and as- sumed full responsibility for his fail- ure 10 obey the officer.
 Jack Terciinick Of New York city vss discharged. He was arrested on June on charge Of reckless driv- ing and rss to have appeared last Tuesday night. hut he did not do so. He gave satisfactory excuse Tn court last night.
 Malls Are Regulated
 T,:s sun ziil soon snine bright on the pest offices Of B.ri.n. The diff cuity which has bcen encountered with regard to the arrival or the aft ernoon mail uiil. soon be smoothed out. Instead Of this train that now arrives with inc mail at nearly : o'clock. there vili be a mail train at 2.51. daylight saving tirac. This HiH isaEe mail a. the Berlin station and i' Is expected that the mail Nin be
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Honor Pupils

llildur Catherine Claudclin. Eliza- beth, GGserty. Anita Aggrs Marieni Alice Stuart McCorkle, Anna Mary Mogulisl>i, Ruth Muriel stromfors John Francis neming. Prank Benson Kramer George Lewis Senning. ! Strawberry Festival A strs wberry festival will hp held on the lawn of the kensington Methn. dist church on Friday 9, ,ening, June 1 a' There Nill be on sale straw berry short cake, ice cream, pies cake, candy and lemonade,
 \ stra berry festival viii be held at ih" kcnsincion Congregational church on Wednesday. June sb, al s:3n o'clock. This will take place on the lawn and tho Eyeryman's Bible l class orchestra Of New Britain will furnish music for the affair
 Entertainment S,nrcSsIul The entertainment presented last ] night br pupils nr tht Worthlngton school at the Town hatl. Nas one of | tho most successful affairs seen in the town ihis year. The hall was crowded with friends and relatives and Inc children were heartily ap. plauded in every rhasc of their pro. gram. To Mrs. Hewitt of tho school faculty Eoes the credit for hattng iii. rectcd the children tn their tonea dances, p'aylets and rcritatior,.
 To trranrc fur ritnn The following committee ve4 ar- pointed at a seine of Berlin Grange held last night, 10 arrange for inc annual picnic. Joseph Wilson. Mrs George Tryon. Phyllis senninr. How ard Hall and Mrs. skinner.
 Y wac announced that inc saropd neot ng in July viii he given over ta the children and an entire children's program vill he carried out. This meeting "i'l begin at ssB o'clock, da!ight sarine timc. July is.
 East Berlin Items
 The regular weekly meeting of thp Community club will be hold in th. Methodist church basement ihi. cve- ming at o'clock. r.. V. Read uiu have charge of the entertainment program.
 Another food sale vfH toe held at the Athletic building Friday afternoon from to o'clock. daylight timc.
 { number from this place wiu at- tend the weekly barn dance and snciaI a' Inc home of Mr. Woke in West Cromwell Friday etrtinE.
 st. TauI's orchestra held B rebrarsal at the home of Charles Cobbev on Wilcox ateuue last evening.
 Tho incoming mail al thc local puei office which formerly arrived at gao r. m. standard time. has heen disror- tinued. There are now rnfv tvn mails coming in daily. one al e.sH q. m. and one at i.s1 P. m.
 The quarantine for srarlet lever has bo~n remoted from the residence ef Jchn r. Lewis on Grove street.
 | number from this place uiii at- tend the graduation exercises nf thp Middletown high school in Middle town Thursday afternoon.
 The community hasehali team sfu ] play the Talcottsilie team on inc homo grounds Saturday afternoon.
 Walter Root is entertaining q class mate from Wesleyan university al his home on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

" tifaiH ra tfiG En lip reduces fl4e swelling chas s out the pain and infauIIna- ton when IofSt-Eass goes tn joint agony goes out no fiuTp wasted
 But tafHBy thousands nf lieopl. have dts covered that ftS also supreuit Q good for quick relfrf tn Tufu- tsaru neuralgia and u uriifs
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
NattISaTIoS N uo,us

Ore Scar or Many. motion p;r- ture film. viil bs shoan at the Palace thsster tcmerfou morning st 10 and n o'clock under the auspices Of ,be Bristol board Of health in tha interest cf tscc1naticn- The film has hsrn sun piled by the state board Of health.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

Joinf-Isse is sn active efnolitnf that sesks n sifncs' instantf- and remember sHer Jcin'- Ease gets in joint troubles xst -auick-A tube ss certF.
 AT drurEists sell lots Of Joint Ease.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
MEXICAN SITUATION.
the Asssr isi.d f'rt..

nv tle Ass1Tlaisl I'Ffss-
 London. June is.-The British cab incl considered tho Mexican situatica today. discussing Inc policy to De adopted in ties of Meuco's refusal to agree tn the British proposals fer sstfHnE the dispute over Herbsrf C. Cumminz Brush agent uhom fhs oi,TrE0H government is seeking ts exrst Premier Mscpenaid siil Fnaks an important sfatensnf in fhs house of commons this afternoor.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
SOUIHINGTOE NEWS

Tn the town hall st o'ciuk this ctenins Inc senior class Of the Lspis nigh srhool nill receive diplumaa and he ohicially graduated from that in- stitGtion.
 Invocation HiIl b. gi,rn bt Ee,. E. c. Paw. pastor Of the itrst Congrc- siiional church. salu'ory Miss E-a- beth Ruth Foskett. address. Rev. pr. Remycn +. uEilby. president of Trin. iiy colic5o; ,aicdictory, Miss Cora Fl. Aira Glassnapp. Tho presentation Of diplomas viii be made by Benjamin NcGau chairman Of the school board. The class being graduated thi. evening is one Of the largest in tho history of the school Announce mort Of scholarship rrifea riu bc made. Music nill be furnished hs the school orchestra.
 The graduation cNrr,ires uf thr Grammar school wilt he hold in thr toen hall at o'clock Thursday e,c- ming.
 Allen lissrl and Waiter Ifsco. rm ploycd by the Walkcr-et,part Eoun. dry Co, Uor" rainruliy iuiufed yrs terdar morning ehnn attempting tn crank truck. The crank flew nH They were attended hy iot Plummer eho treated them for iscerstions CT the face.
 Miss Charlotte Tcomry. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Michael Tonntry nf Fer lin avenue. Nill be graduated from Inc University of Vermont Monday. She is q Eraduafe of The lewis high school and specialized n chemistry and French at tds Vermont insfns. lion.
 The ssrinr prom pi1 br he}d al the LsWis high sChccl Thursday evening.
 Miss Katherine t4il cf Eden avenue attended The Trinity prom held iH Hartford Monday night.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Committees Appointed

PlainNille Grange at the meeting last evening laid plans to hold inc annual fair of the organization on Oc- tohor l6 and r.. The following cont. mittee Chairmen were appointed: Food, Mrs, Louis Ryder: fancy work, Mrs, II. r. l.oNrey: aprons. Mrs. Margaret Wilber; ice cream, Mrs. Jennie Hickok; candy. Miss Tiny Ben stead: grah-has. Mrs. Irving Carter: vegetables, ], F Gould; fruit. Win field l.oomis and Edward LRckey: decorations, Mrs, Ernest Phelps; hot dogs, Ernest Phelps; printing and ad- tertisinE, Irving Carter and entertain ment and publicity Miss Edith Cook.
 suffers severe Burns
 Miss Ruby Miller, stenographer for skinner, smith X Co" Inc. is confined to her homo st 7i East street, suffer ing from severe burns which she re- ccived at her home Monday. Miss Miller was ironing a dress when tho goods became iunited and in attempt Ing to throw the blazing mass through window, her hands were burned.
 I,c,ch ing Congratulations
 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight IT, Futile o' Lodge Road are receiving congratua- lions on the arrival or daughter Bertha Louise, horn at the New Brit ain General hospital this morning.
 Plain,ille Briefs
 SHquassen lodge. |, n. o. r., will hold a regular meeting tomorrow eve. HinE at o'clock in Odd Fellows hall
 Ernest ArprudG"se. Herald neHshoy, Is able to be out after having heen confined 10 his homo with a broken arm.
 The condition of Raymond Cmnrg- hem who is patient at s'. l'rancis' hospitel in Hartford, is reported to br much improved.
 Flat tn ront-rShinner Smus < Co, Inc ---1ipt
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
tnirritan Legion Nmcs.
Limhers 'Em Up jOiIt-Ease

Tf's for joint troubles iu ankle kuec. hip. cIhoo shoulder. knuckles or srins--v neither rheumatic or moi.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
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Rcirhe Grts Increase,

An increase Of sto0 in salary was gwen 10 Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche at the joint session or tho board of education and the city council making his total salary for next year Aeo0. Increases of slo, each were granted 10 tho two clerks or the board of education, making one clerk si,Soo annually and the other slA4n
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Episcopal Church Notes.

The Parish Guild of tho Episcopal church of Our Saviour will hold strawberry festival and supper in tho church psrlors this evening al 6 o'clock.
 Thursday evening the local com- pany Of tho Knights of Washington will attend an initiation in New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

against shows that were being held on the grounds and was not satisfied with the amount Of work done by the city during tho term that the land has been in the city's possession. He further stated that Mir. Barnes was wiling to raturn 10 the city the sum of sA,oeo, which had been paid to him by the municipality. The matter was referred 10 the park commissioners for consideration
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

The ssrtor prom eiri br hold al ihe Lewis high school Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
ardeh Excellence Prize.

Flavis Lezett Benjamin has been awarded beautifully bound Bible hy the PIainyills Congregational church school for excellence in her studies. She won the prize by learn ing and memorizine 1oo golden texts. She was the only one of goo children to be So rewarded. | is said.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

Miss Katherine Gill cf EfrH avenue attended 'He Trinity prom held in Hartford Monday night.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

men of Plainville in aiding them with the complicated matters Of adjusted compensation which WAS recently passed by congress.
 The American Legion weekly has been named the official organ for dis scmination Of information on the bonus and Brock Barnes post has or dcred large number of Copirs of the issue dealing with the subject and these will be given gratis 10 any eN- aerrtccman in PiainNilIa who wishes to apply.
 All veterans of the world war who have been receiving compensation or N Nho are at present receiving compen- sation from the government for dis ability incurred in the service, are asked 10 communicate with Robert Craig. local service officer. so that the investigation of the Veterans Bureau might he speeded up. Mir Craig has a number of forms which must be filled out hy the men r"ceiv- ing compensation and this work should be completed at once
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
The Insidious Harm of Constipation

When you are bilious and consti- pated you are unwittinely permit- ting poisons to circulate through your system and do you harm.
 A prominent physician says, Con- stipation is the cause of two-thirds of all human ills"
 IT you want to feel fine. able to fisht life's battles with 100 per cent effi- ciency, keep your bowels open with
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Gargano JaiIeI

S4,.rio Garsaun of Main street vas sentenced te iaii for iS days hy Judge William ] Malors st ihs police court session tRis morning on statutory crcnee The woman In ths case vss plarsd in charge of Probation Officer Thomas \. Tracy for siN months.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
sccL Br,lrc Bil,
Consider Na Parking

No parking on North Main street fer 2 distance or between 80 and 7s feet on both sides of the thorough fare opposite the Bristol thester was discussed last night by inc council. but action vas deferred until ger. 4 dangerous stuatior exists at this roint. vhen crowds are emerging from inc playhouse as people dart from behind machines parked st the riIrh and seyeral fatalities have been aerrteI tsv the rarrouest of margins.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Hearing on Iubcrculiu

Advertisement of q public hearing on June si for the consideration of tho decision of the board of health to compel all milk Of the city to come from tnherculin tested herds or to he nasteurised. began this morning. Th. matter was taken up last night by the council. but the city board heliev- od that all interested should he given an opportunity 10 air their opinions before the proposed regulation should become part Of the city ordinances
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Don't Like Dogs

Having presented the lowest bid for the laying Of the sewer tile for the new hospital entrance of Harrison street nominick ralmisano secured the contract, when his price Of sssn was found 10 be the best offer. Crow Icy (, Fries ran close second with a hid of sS1n
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

Maintenance of sr-oni hours on standard time instead Of daylight ssx- ing time vas requested of the city council last night by the Northsids school Parent Teacher association. The request uss prompted by ineon- tsnifnce rhich the association ciaifn- cd resulted from the changed time. In. request was placed on He.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18
Icgi,n Meeting

Iuitiatisn Of large class of can- liaatas took place at the meeting q seicheprcy post. American Legion. lst riEhf in Legion hall Activities cf the rsst for The summer season are siso dfzrffesnd
New Britain herald., 1924-06-18

llildur Catherine Claudchn. Eltza- beth GGserty, Anita Aggrs Marieni Alice Stuart McCorklc, Anna Mary MogalislA Ruth Muriel stromfors John Francis nemins. Frank Benson Kramer George Lewis Senning.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
$3.50 Union Suits
Sl.70

Heavy Gray Wool and Cotton
Mixed Union Suits, Merit make;
closed crotch; perfect quality;
mostly all sizes.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
LaceS and
EnbrOiderieS

Sl.98 Brocade Metal Cloth, gold
and silver embroidered designs on
grounds of black, red, jade,
turquoise and electric; IS &1 ~
Inches wide. e.................. %AsH/
19c Linen Cluny and Fancy Cot.
ton Laces, 2 to 4 inches wide; ~.
ecru and white; new patterns. AOS
59c Spanish Laces, to E inches
wide; attractive designs in gray, 1O-
brown, navy blue and black. -. O1S
l9c Metal Laces, narrow widths,
In gold. silver. steel. old gold, IN.
blue black and rose. Yard. -. AON
39c Venice Lace, ? inches wide,
pretty patterns; in Paris. white, ecru
and cream; some in matched ~,
SETS
69c Swiss Embroidery FIounc.
ings. % inches wide; neat eyelet H..
patterns 44C
10c Swiss and Cambria Embroid-
cries. edgings. insertions. headings and
seamings; various widths and o.
patterns. SIX yards for.. AOS
Goldenberg rg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
$3.50 Wool Blankets
S6.05
COrsets and Bandeaux

Cirdles and Corsets, of fancy
materials, various lengths. with elastic
sides: sizes in the lot from "a
to 81. Former s1.00 and $1.5O Q0c
tFirst Floor-Bargain Table.)
Fancy Pink Bandeaux, fasten-
back models with elastic insert; correct
sizes from 81 to -. Former soc 1O-
grade. Friday, at-........... |/N
(First Floor-Bargain Table)
High Grade Model Brassieres, of
white batiste, trimmed with embroid-
cry: sizes ~ to 80. Former Clio
81 so grade, at .--..-.-.
(3D DeBevoise Brassieres, OF
fancy pink silk materials. deep cut
models, with extra diaphragm support
ribbon straps: sizes "a, SO. 3S
and "A. Former $1.7o grade. c1 10
Friday, at .............-...
Goldenberg's-ThirdF Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Odd Lots of Furniture
at Challenge Sale Prices

Five.piece Breakfast Suite, large
drop-leaf table and four chairs;
gray enameled finish with blue
decorations. Sold reg
ularly at $500. Fri CO En
day at .............. ~SO
(16) Bridge Lamps, fitted with
14-inch brocade silk shade, in
terlined; deep silk fringe; ad-
Unstable arm; polychrome or ma
hogany finishes. Regu-
larly s1s.75 each. FRI Go zS
(4) Tea Carts, mahogany finish,
drop-leaf side, large 14-inch RIB
ber-tired wood wheels and two
swivel wheels; removable glass
tray. Sold regularly cJ7 Sn
at $19.75. Friday at. VlOsOO
Evening star., 1924-11-20
$l.5O and $l.98
Umbrellas, $l.O9

Mems and women's umbrellas, an as
sorted lot of good quality fast black
American (cottoD taffeta umbrellas,
paragon frames, attractive handles,
many of the women's with club ends
and imitation ivory tips.
Goldenberg s-Tirst Floor
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Handkerchiefs

Mems Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs, with hemstitched bor-
ders; perfect quality. 1Oc
Former 29c grade at..... ~
Women's Handkerchiefs, pure
linen, white and cofors;
hemstitched borders. 12c o.
grade at w
Mems Handkerchiefs, plain with
hemstitched borders;
full size; perfect quail k1/c
ity; 10c kinds. ......... O/ZN
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
81 and $7.05 Comforts
S4.0S

lS) DeBevoise Brassieres, of
heavy white lace over pink satin; built
up shoulders; sizes 3S. 40, 4S CT OS
and 80. Former so.75 grade, at pl.SO
(3) DeBevoise Bandeaux, of pink
mesh material; fasten-front model: size
80 80 only. Former si.2' grade soc
(16) American Lady Girdles, or
closed hack corsets, 14-inch lengths with
wide elastic sides; sizes "a to Ct or
%. Former $500 grade. at. pA.1O
(6) Bon Ton Corsets, of high.
grade coutil. low-bust model with long
skirt and reinforced front; for stout
figures: szes % to SO. Form CO ~
er $3.50 grade. at ........ ~Oso1
(23) Memo Corsets, of pink
coutil. semi-elastic model. with extreme
low top and long skirt; free hips: sizes
2+,as "a to 81. Former $3.50 $2.48
BEduc
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Odd Lots of Mems
Winter FURNISHINGS
Union Suits, S1.55

O1lAOlI Ou1lS, p1sCC
Mems Heavy Fleece lined
Union Suits, slight seconds of
the famous Oneita make, selling
regularly at $3.50; random gray
color, with clear white fleece
that will not rub off; sizes 40
to 46.
800 Half Hose, 19c
400 pairs Onyx Brand Half
Hose. fine quality mercerized
cotton and Isle; black and COL
ors: full reinforced heel and toe;
perfect quality.
$3.50 to 50 Sweaters
$3.50
1l6 Mems Sweaters, broken
lots and odds and ends of Penn
sylvania Notair and other high
grade makes; all styles and col
ors; medium and heavy weights.
$1.5O Underwear
74c
Wool and Cotton Mixed I'm
derwear, natural gray color
shirts and drawers to match;
mostly all sizes.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
39c to 89c Tabs and
Rumin9, 25c

Of orGandy, net, metallic cloth
and wool EN- 1roidery. white,
cream, ecru and colors. EX-
tensively used for finishing col
lar and cuffs of one-piece frocks.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
BOudOir CAPS
40C Each

MeSsalinc Satin Boudoir Caps.
prettily trimmed with lace and
ribbon, i'll all wanted styles and
colors. Others Of good quail
ity washable material.
Eeckwear Dept.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Boxed JeWelry
For Gifts
27c

Attractively boxed gift jewelry. inclddihg
gold filled and novelty bar pins. sterling sill
beauty pins and collar pins, enameled
cuff pins, mems and boys cuff links, fancy
bead necklaces and gold filled lingerie clasps.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20

f48) Bedroom Chairs and Rock
ers, mostly finished in walnut
and French walnut. Sold regu-
larly at $40, $3.50 and C. 90
$f4.50. Friday at...... pOs1C
(38) Roman Foot Stools, mahog-
any finish; upholstered in imi-
tation leat her. Sold
re,s.r Fesu'srly "a, at sl'ss. $I.1o
~ White Enameled Kitchen
Cabinets, high grade makes,
completely equipped; porcelain
sliding table; discontinued num-
bers. Sold regularly at CO
s65.00 and $4,000. Friday at pTA
~ Odd American Walnut
Dressers, 40 inches wide: large
plate glass mirror. Regu- c19
larly S4S.00. Friday at. =. WV
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Toilet Articles
At CHALLENGE Prices

Domino Double Compacts, con.
tain compact powder and rouge;
two puffs and mirror. La
Original $1.00 kinds. $500. TTN
Soc Wrisley's West India 1Oc
Bay Rum, bottle. >S
Soc Odorono, for excessive 11c
perspiration. Bottle. -. A$
. Journeys Vivante Talcum
Powder. high-grade talcYm; de-
1ightfully scented. Regu- ~
lar Csc kind. AOC
Listerine Tooth Paste, 18c
Toilet and Bath Soaps, assorted
%a oaors; res. regular lar Sc kinds &c
Carbona, the popular 12c
cleaning fluid. zoe bottles.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
Oil Opaque Cloth
Window Shades, 48c
Seconds of Sl.OO Grade

Heavyweight oiled opaque cloth win
dow shades, mounted on strong spring
rollers, size 3x5.9 it,; ecru, medium and
dark green. Very slight imperfections
which will not affect wear nor appear
ance.
GoIdenberg's-F Floor.
Evening star., 1924-11-20
ACC to .69C
Sample
NeCkWear, 29C

: Women's Sample Neckwear, in
cludsng many of the seasons
most popular styles and effects
in Collar and Cuff Sets. Vestees,
Panels and Circular Tab effects.
of lace, linene, broadcloth and
net
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09
To Give Annual Masquerade

The Wagon Company annual mas
querade on Halloween this year will
be the biggest and best ever Al
ready arrangements are being made
to have the large dance hall of the
armory decorated in true Halloween
style, and plans are being perfected
for furnishing a night of amuse-
ment for young and old. There will
be dancing during the evening and
at the hour for unmasking, three
substantial prizes will be awarded
for the best masked persons present
Refreshments will be served in the
dining hall of the building and big
surprise feature will be in evidence
that evening.
Music for the occasion is to be
furnished by local orchestra, the
Lion Tamers," who have made a
big hit with the dancing public the
past season, and who will be on the
job early and late.
The Company has gone to consid-
cradle expense in arranging for this
occasion and deserves the patronage
of the people of not only the twin
cities, but the county in general.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-09
Commissioners

Not much business was transacted
by the commissioners at their regu-
lar monthly meeting held Monday.
Bids on the grading Of the G. S.
Lawrence road in Bristol were de-
clared off, and those submitted were
not opened, owing to the fact that it
was found that the plans for grad
ing this road did not follow the sur
vey over which the original road was
granted. Petitioners objected to
this new location, and new plans
must be made over which the road
was granted, and bids must be re-
advertised.
Action on the w. G. Newton road
in Marion township was postponed
until Dec. Q, 1924.
The county surveyor was instruct
ed to have repaired by force account
of labor the Clark bridge in Homer.
The Marion township trustees
were instructed to repair the Earl
Bowman, w. A. Grimes and Hen
man bridges in Marion township.
Board adjourned to meet Nov. 5,
1924