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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08

looked for the other. If he could not
find it, after a lapse of a month or
two, ne threw the one he had back
into the. sen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08

Those troubles were
fast increasing under old
ways of teeth cleaning.
So dental science has
sought for film combat
ants, and two have been
found. One disintegrates
the film at all stages of
formation, one removes
it without harmful
securing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08
RUNDOWN
WEAK,NERVOUS
Benefited by First Bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkhaln's Vege-
table Compound

After 1 was married. became ter
ribly rundown and was weak and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08
Household
Suggestions
Flowers

Flowers
Always use a TALL slender vase for
flowers with tall, stiff stems such as
jonquils, lilies and narcissi
White Meat
When roasting a chicken or turkey,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08
Sister Ma1yS
Kitchen
LOSE WEIGHT

One baked apple 1 pinch square of lean
broiled ham. vegetable salad Il cupful). Q
baked oysters, small baked potato. 1 cup
shredded cabbage, 1 whole medium sized
parsnip steamed or boiled tablespoons
stewed rhubarb. 1 bran muffin. 1 gluten roll
? pieces crisp whole wheat toast, pint
Total caiories. 1889 Protein. 22s: fat.
271: carbohydrate 500 Iron. Obs gram.
The vegetable salad combines
most vegetables with the exception Of
canned peas. potatoes or corn. One
tablespoon each of string bean3. as
paragus, carrots. beets. cauliflower,
diced celery and shredded green
pepper combined with lemon juice
and dash Of onion juice makes an
appeti7ing mixture. Minced chives
can take the place of the onion juice.
The vegetables should be served on
a bed of lettuce hearts or shredded
leaf lettuce.
The rhubarb is suggested as a sort
Of dessert for dinner.
GAIN WEIGHT
Two baked apples with tablespoons
maple strip and y cup cream cup
crooked wheat cereal. 1 4-inch square broiled
ham. tablespoons hot potato salad II
head lettuce with Thousand Island dressing
I
with tablespoons cream. l large twi e
baked potato, l cup shredded cabbage
whole parsnip with tablespoons butter. Q
halves candied sweet potato, tablespoons
maple puff pudding with 2 tablespoons
whipped cream tablespoons stewed rhu-
barb, large piece spnoge cake. bran
mullins, pieces whole wheat toast. din
ner rolls. pint whole milk. tablespoons
butter
Total calOries. 415a'> Protein. 512: fat.
1888; carbohydrate. 1857. Iron. .OI77
gram
The baked apples and cereal can
be combined, making a delicious break
fast dish. Maple strip instead of
sugar will be a delightful change.
The oysters for both the menus are
prepared practically the same. The
cream is heated and poured over the
toast for this menu alter the oysters
are removed from the oven. Plenty OF
butter is used on the toast
| Copyright, 1924. NEA Service, Inc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08

When you see teeth that gliSten,
it shows how people are combat
ing film.
Millions now use a new way OF
teeth cleaning. The prettier teeth
you see everywhere now show you
one effect. Learn by this test how
much that method means to you
and yours.
Film dims and ruins teeth
Film is that viscous coat you
feel. No ordinary tooth paste effec-
lively conbats it, so much of It
clings and stays.
Soon the film discolors, then
orrns dingy coats. Most teeth are
clouded more or less by film.
Film also holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. It
holds the acid in contact with the
teeth to cause decay. Germs breed
by millions in it. They,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-08

NEXT-MORE OR THE LETTER
FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO
JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT.
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py IuAulOI1S III II I Heys
with tartar, are the chief
cause of pyorrhea.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

Celkem pfij@ ITO .s1,167.O0I
MARIE RUzIcKA, dcet.
CILIE YLACH. preds.
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HLASOvANf o NAKLADU
MA TRESTNf SOUD.

Ia primarnich voleb 20. du-
bna ma obcanstvo volbou sroz-
hodnouti o nakladu $3,5OO.OOO
ma m6stsky j okresni trestnf
soud $ pfipojenou veznici a
tax rozlustiti problem vlekou-
cf sc dvacet, rokd. Komplex
novych budov ma stati ma "a
padni hranici Mallu ma Onta-
rio ulici uprostred st. Clair a
Lakeside ave. Projekt ma hla-
vnf vadu, ze jest neustale me-
men a ze jiz roku 1917 volic-
stvo povolilo $1,25O.OOO a take
vykopana byla' jana ma "a
klady, nacez celia v9c "usnu-
La. 0 stavbe bylo jiz celkem
sedmkrate hlasovano a kaz-
dym rokem zaznamenany vzdy
jine navrhy; pokud Sc mista
tyce, jednou Sc odporucuje,
ably move budovy byly uziva-
ny spolecne mestem i okre-
sem, a hned ma to sc radi, aby
dfady byly odlouceny. Podob-
nym zmenam byl podrobeny
rozpocet ma stavbu, tax jeste
v listopadu mluveno bylo o na
kladu $7,OO0.OQO, kteryz OBJ.
nos dnes Sc jiz snizil prave ma
polovinu.
We prospech nejnovejsiho
planu mluvi levnejsf stavebn
misto, neb ma Ontario stoj'
ctverecni stopa S12.75, kdezte
v mistech, kde stoji stara bu'
dova ma Squaru, jiz $3.50
tax ze jiz rozdil v Gene dostu
puje jednoho millionu.
Okresni komisari mali z p<
lnez povolenych r. 1917 ISL,
25O.0OO) k disposici $1,O25.
900 tax re Sc jedna jen o 81,
/ 100000.
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MELLON POPfRA DUPLIKO.
VANf BONDt.

Washington, Ia. Inora. -
Obvineni ucinena G.. B. Brew
erem, zvlastnim asistentem ge
neralniho navladnfho o dupli-
kovani bondd svobody v rytec
KEN oddeleni vladni tiskarny,
byla vyvracena "jednou pro
vzdy" dnes sekretarem polka
dny Mellonem. jenz v dopise
presidentu Coolidge-ovi tvrdf,
ze tato obvineni jsou bezpod-
statna a ze zAdne bondy ne
byly duplikovany. Mellon pra-
vi, re obvineni byla bedlive
vysetfovana a jejich bezpod-
statnost mad vsechnu pochyb-
most ZiiSt6na.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

hernych representaSnich salGG, wy
iednavaji csl. erar a pax italsk;i
le9ace. kteraz ma v pfednim pa
laci naiatou vetsinu mistnosti.
kdezto budovs zadni jjsou SOU.
krone byty. Plvodne zaiimal
Sc 0 tyto objekty nejvyssi kon-
trolnl dfad. pro neiz vsak bylo
pofizeno ma Novem meste stave-
nj mensi, pro jeho potfebu 1cel-
rejsi. ltalska legace usiluie vel
mi vazns o koupi techto palacld a
ceka PRIV Sc jen ma pfiiezd vyslan
&c Bordonara nejblizsich ji7
dnech. abv Sc vec rozhodla. q
zamyslech vladnich kruhd cesko-
slovenskych neni mic blizsiho zna-
mo. ale zajem jejich o .tyto OBJ
jekty. nemel by snad byt menssi
nez ItalI. Ma prodej iisou take
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15
RUNE ZPRAVY.

Malostranske paldce Sc prodd-
uaii. Vsechny bez rozdilu. -
Ale kupci jje po skrovnu. nebot'
jsou to mnohomilionove objekty.
phi nichz Sc iedna take O cenu hi
storickou. Da Sc vsak smlouvati.
jak Sc to projevilo jjiz v jjednotli-
vych pfipadech. Nejnovsii Sc
oznamuje. ze ma Sc v nejblizsi
dobs uskutecnit prodej obou pala-.
covych budov Thun-H Hohenstein-
skvch v Nerudovs Thunovske
ulici ma Male strans, " nichz je-
Ste "a ~fedposledniho mistodrzi-
tele hr. Frantiska Thuna panoval
velmi ely zivot. Kazdy zajiste
zna tato imposantni staveni. ze-
imena ono hlavni v Nerudovce
20 mohutnvvm portalem orlim
S figuralni vyzdobou Maxovou
(Iuoiter Juno). Jest to byvaly
alac Kolovrati. z nichz pfesel ma
rod Thun-H -Hohensto;nsky. kdezto
zadni. vysoko strmici a rozkos-
nvm vyhledem ma Prahu oplyva-
jici budova frontou do Thunov
ske ulicky a ma Move zamecke
ST hodv jest historickyy dunn Slava-
tt. O koupi obou tschto obiek-
til. v nichz je ma l6O mistnosti cd
jednooknoveho pokojiku do mad
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15
CIZINC1 A DANOVY ZAKON
r T. G

Cizinci, kteri chteji odjeti
re Spojenych Statd, museji
nit vykaz, re vyhoveli dano-
vemu zakonu, re bud sve da-
ne zaplatili a vykazat Sc mu-
SELF stvrzenkami. aneBo ze da-
nj platit nemuseli a takovem
pripade museji Sc vykazat po-
tvrzenfm, re jejich mzda ne
obnasela tolik, ably byli nuce-
nj dan prijmd platit. Proto
odjizdejfci cizinci museji Sc
pred asistenty .vybercich dani
vykazat svymi listinami a OBJ
drzi zvlastnf list. jenz je Jim
odebran v pristavisti, nez vstou
.pi ma LODI.
Pro kazdeho bylo by nejle-
pc, kdyby Sc staral o takovy
vykaz hned donna We SVEN dis
triktu prinesl 81 vykaz cd w
berciho sveho distriktu, ably
nemusel byt potion v pristav-
MIN miste volan k obtiznemu
vyslechu a nemusel Sc zbytec-
ne zdrzovat.
V placeni dane jsou cineny
rozdily mezi cizinci, kteri jsou
" Americe jen jaksi docasne
hodlaji co nejdrfve, anebo v
urcitem case odcestovat. I'll,
kdoz zde ,pracuji a nehodlaji
odcestovat tax zahy. jsou po-
vazovani "a residenty. Nom
resident musi plati dvojnasob-
nou dan a neni opravnen strh-
nout 81 $400 ma odvisle osoby
We veku pod 18 let, anebo ty.
kdoz jsou fysicky anebo du-
sevne neschopny Sc vyzivovat.
U anon-residentd jsou "a
mestnavatele povinni vybfrat
dan sami. ze mzdy a potom
odevzdavaji Wade. Ktery ci-
zinec chce Sc vyhnout tomu,
aby zamestnavatele nemeli
pravo Jim .strhavat dan z prij
mi, mali podepsat tax zvany
formular {. 1918, ktery lie
bezplatne obdrzet cd Czecho-
slovak Bureau, Foreign Lam
guage Information Service,
119 West Al ST., New York
City, N. Y. Tento formulaf
musi byt podepsan pred nota-
rem ulozen u zamestnava-
tele, jenz potion nemGze vybi
rat cd sveho zamestnance Ia
dnou dan a povinnost ia pre-
nechana je zamestnanci sa-
motnemu, ably dbal toho, aby
mel otazku dane z prijmi
spravne vyrizenu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15

statni palace malostranske velke
] mensi. mezi mimi j nadherns po-
lczeny, zahradach ukryty. ale
na Prahu vyhlizejici palac Thun-
Salmovsky T'hurnovs ulisce, V
nemz jest anglicke vyslanectvi.
Toto obdrzelo vypoved' stara
Sc proto novy ltulek stalejsi. In
teresuje Sc pry o palac Czernin-
Morzinsky v Nerudove ulici. Ma
lostranske palace Valdstvni a
Nostltzu by ovsem uz vyzadovaly
zylastnich milovnikud nadanyych
vetsim mi'lionovym pokladem.
Ale ] tyto palacove budovy Sc
svymi starymi zahradami lie TAX.
costati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15
DOZVUKY MASKARNfHO
PLESU NAsICH SPOR-
TOVCu.


Sportovni Klub Cleveland u
sporada zftrejsfho vecera v te-
locvicne Sokola cech-Havlicek
ma Wendell ave. dozvuky po-
slednf $ tax velkym lspechem
Sc setkavsi Maskarni zabavy.
Take Ultra odmeneno bude
osm masek, vyslych re zajiste
tube konkurence jako vitezo-
We, osmi peknymi premiemi. X
spoludcinkovani byla ziskana
sokolska hudba a zacatek sta
noven ma 7.30 hod. vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-15
ROZMACH OTISOvYCH
OCELAREN.

V roki pod Clark mostem
smerem k rece Cuyahoga po-
caly cinnost move tavicf pece,
2 nichz jedna po druhe jest
rozpalovana, takze move pfi-
stavene ocelarny We dvou
dnech budou v pine akci. Roz-
sfreni tovaren vyzadovalo ma
kladu dostupujfciho skorem
SO, 100000, tax ze vyroba do
savadnf mGze byti zdvojnaso-
bena. V pomeru k zvysene w
robe bude arci nutno pribrati
nekolik set d6lnictva.
Pristavba sestava re etyf
velkych tavfcfch peel ma 100
tun rudy, jiz nynf postavenych
a ku kterym pristaveno bude
jeste deset dalsich. Dosavadni
vykonnost ocelaren obnaSela
rocn6 100000 tun, kdezto
dnesnf rozsirene zavody vyro-
bi iiz 541.00O.
Spolecnost "a uplynuly le-
den zhotovila hotovych ocelo.
vych vyrobka We vaze 25.566
tun, coz jest nejvetsi vyroba
cd kvetna roku 1920 a o 33
1-3 vetsi nezli byla v lednu ro-
ku minuleho.
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z URADOVNY cECHG
DOMOV.
Vykaz pfispsvkI re schize
IL. unora 1924.

P. Josef F. Nimberger ma u
cteni pamatky sve zesnule
manzelky Kar. Nimberger
venoval $4,000
P. Ant. Maxa ma uct9ni
pamatky sve zemnle q
manzelky M. Maxa 1000
SD. Libuse {. 2 SPJ. -. 1000
Sb. Lidumila {. FL jed. 1000
Sb. Wilma Sokolova
{. 8 SPJ. ......... 900
Sb. Jitrenka {. AZ SPJ. $50
Sb. Vlastimila (. 9 jed. 200
Sb. Renata Tyrsova
{. 81 jed. ..... 500
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
MRS. TIkNEY TO SEEK
 FORMAL SEPARATION
Wife ef fsmans Comedian sass She Has stead Al she Csn
 From Him,

AeE York, Aug, b,-Mrs, Frank finney announced today that she had determined to sue for separation from her comedian husband, whose recent arrest and bearing on charges of has- lhg administered a beating 10 lmo- gene Wilson, a Foliies girl, caused widespread attention,
 ''i'Re had ali can sland," Mrs, flnnsy said while process servers were seeking her husband on the sleamz ship Columbus, on which he was 10 sal for Europe today "l'Ns tried 10 play on the level with Frank and he good iellog and q regular pal, But you can only Use postage stamp once and l guess that about describes me-"
 Mrs, Tinney added that papers ask- ing the separation already had been prepared and would be filed later in the day, She said she would not seek a divorce,
 Tinney, who had gone to his state, room aboard the Columbus in the early morning hours, had one stroke of luck befare sailing, Magistrate Buckingham refused the request of morning newspaper photographer 10 order finney's arrest on charges of assault and destroying property, Tin. ney vas alleged 10 have destroyed the camera recently after the latter had taken a snapshot Of the comedian as he emerged from Broadway cabaret with Miss Wilson.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
City Advertisement
ROADWAYS, BRIDGE
 AND sPILLWAY CONSTRUCTION
New Britain, Connecticut, A,,opek A, tool

August 4, 1924.
 Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Park Commissioners of New Britain, Connecticut, until 5:00 D. m., August 19, 1924. for the grad ing of pond, construction of dam and spillway, one stone bridge, one wood bridge and one culvert and about 5000 feet of gravel or macadam road way at Stanley Quarter park in the City of New Britain.
 A set of plans and specifications may be obtained from Ralph B. Wainwright Supt.' of Parks New Britain, upon deposit of sl0.O0; said deposit to be refunded to unsuccessful bidders upon the return of the said plans and specifications before Sep tember 6, 1924.
 Each bid must be accompanied by certified check, payable to the order of the City of New Britain, in the amount of $2,oO0.o0 or by satisfac- tory bond for this amount, as a guar antee that the bidder will enter into contract within ten days after the award of the bid. Checks or bonds of unsuccessful bidders will be re- turned to them immediately after the final action on the proposals The right is reserved to reject any or all bids .t
 By order of the Board of Park of the City of New Britain, Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
l,OO0 PEOPLE AXE
 COMING IN AUTOS
City Will Entertain National
 Grange Tourists August 1T

New Britain Is ta be hest city Co ihe
 iaA6 people and g0o autos in the Ma tiahsl Grange TouE which will aFrlNs in this city about P, m, on sunday, August ll, and camp in Walnut iiili park during the afternoon and nef night, Last December the legal chamr her Of Commerce extended an ln,ita- ton la the Graugers 10 make their step here, and, although other Con neelleut cities made similar offers when they learned of the tour, New Britain's priority was recognized and this city was selected as lhe pnY stopping place in the state,
 The tour, which leaves Baltle Creek Michigan, this week, Is in the form Of sn auto caravan and pilgrimage 10 Plymouth Rock Several days will be spent in New York and Boston, and the route extends into Canada, The stop just previous to New Britain Is Tarrytown, \, r., where the tourists viii spend Saturday night Through the courtesy Of the park commission, Walnut Hili park has been made avail able for the use 0f the tourists, 4 few days before the caravan is due here. list Of necessary supplies will be sent on ahead and all will be purehas- ed in this city and bo awaiting the arrival of the tourists
 The local Chamber of Commerce has a committee working in enniuhc- ton with the committee of the State Grange and plans for the entcrtain- ment Of the guests are well along to- ward completion, Immediately upon their arrival, the tourists will be treated io sheeproast, after which there will he a program Of speakers, Efforts are being made to secure lisutenhnt Governor Hiram Bingham. .nho is a Granger, to speak, Mayor Faonessa will deliver the address of welcome, and speeches by George B. Chandler. secretary Of the state Chamber of Commerce, and by Jos eph R. Andrews. president of the To- cal chamber, are also on the program.
 There will be short religious pro- gram at ?. m, In which all New Britain clergymen are invited to par ticipate. A band concert. secured through the courtesy of the public a. musement commission, will begin at s o'clock and close the days events. Efforts are being made to obtain sou. venirs for the travellers to take away with them as reminders of the Hard ware city.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
Civic Clubs Will Gather At Fresh Air Camp

The Rotary. Kiwanis, Lions and Raeus clubs will hold a joint sheep roast at the New Britain fresh air camp in Burlington Thursday evening. The trip to the camp will be made by automobile, in cars leaving this city about 6:15 o'clock, although any members of the civic bodies who de- sire swim may leave earlier. About so or 20 arc expected to go. .
 The sheep roasting will be in charge of Robert Wheeler, who Is known for similar work at Lake Com bounce. The children at the camp will pick berries. Sweet corn and sweet potatoes are promised if ripe. while Mrs. Dykes, the camp cook, will make coffee. Following the feed there will be an entertainment under the direction of Camp Director Brew ster and Councillors Albert Basney, Joel Adams, Merton Lyons, Salvatore Mauro and Salmon.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
Personals

The Misses Elsie and EnsR Hall,
 berg of AeNing'an hsAs TeiaTnei ls their home alter hsging spent le weeks with ihslF sister MEs T 0hgsl Russell, sl Lake Funsses, New hamR- shire,
 Mrs, J0hn F. Fahfr and Miss Char ioi'e faheE of MsTTiman street, Bnts ! ialp, \, F., Win spend the month of August ih New Britain, Conn, as the gsssts Of Mrs. Henry ", Moore. Miss Grace InkelhaGh of Main street, is spending the weekend al ilag View, Milford,
 Mr. and Mrs, James Heating Of slt Chestnut street, have gone 10 New London for q week, Alr and Mrs, \, Pinkus of Whiting street, have as their guest, Miss Ress kleinsmlih of spokane, Wash, Miss hleinsmith has just returned from a iFiP abroad,
 Perry R, Blair of Woodruff court, will spend the neAt two weeks al Chester. Conn,
 Mir and Mrs, Harvey F, wairAth and children. Dorothy and Rodney and Miss Marion Gagan have returned from a camping trip through the Green and White mountains and Canada,
 Mrs, r, II, Peterson Of ei Com mnnwesith avenue, has returned from . months stay with her daughter, Mrs. Ragnar Lundin of North Atile- boro, Mass,
 Miss Katherine Marjorie sincko has returned from a weeks vacation at ocean Beach.
 Stanley Gierymski, United States internal revenue officer stationed al the post office. is on q two weeks vacation.
 Miss Anna Crosby of Stony street and Miss May German of Rhodes street, are spending two weeks at ocean Grove, N. J.
 Miss Gertrude Mitchell Of 2i5 Ma pie street, has had as her guests, Miss Gudrun Lawson of Manchester,N. H., 1 and Miss Roselia Blake of Pittsburgh, Pa.
 William Lynch has as his guests William and Louis Luberger of Lo- rain, Ohio. The three men were working in Lorain during the tornado and the days following it.
 Miss Estela Dickinson, superin- tendent of the City Mission. is spend- ing her vacation in Battleboro Vt.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
MINERS IN CONVENTION
The 27th International Miners Con-
 gress Opens in Prague,

Prague, hoslovakia Aug. 5. - The 27th international miners con- gress opened heer yesterday. After the preliminary formalties the secre- tary of the Amsterdam international trades union reported on emigration to the United States, wages and work ing conditions in Europe and Asia, and the problem of the eight-hour day.
 At the afternoon session a resolu- ton concerning a uniform minimum wage and working day was submitted to the congress. American Delegate Kennedy and a number of others an- i1ounced that the resolution was sup ported by their organizations,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
III-IiIIsINtss sERNICT,
HOLY YEAR CELEBRATION

Rome, Aug. 5, - Postponement Of the holy year celebration from 1925 10 1896 Is not improbable. says the newspaper sereno today. owing to de. lays in preparing for the eeumenicai council. in which more than 500 bishops from all parts Of the world will participate. Ky postponement for a year the holy year will coincide with the centennial Of st, Francis of Assist. which will bs celebrated In 1928.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
TO PICK UP REFUGEES
Revenue Cutter "Comanchc" Under Orders to Proceed to Tnmpico. Nlca.

Galveston, Aug. S.--Thy revenue cutter comsnche statiored here is under orders 10 proceed 10 Tampieo 10 pick up a party of American refugees. 1t has been learned from officers of the cutter. Orders state that the mas ter of the cutter is 10 report 10 the American consul a Tampico who will direct him where 10 find the party, presumably at some point on the Mexican coast other than Tampico. The refugees are to be taken to Phila- delphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
Danbury Girl Hit by Auto
 And Seriously Injured

Danbury. Conn, Aug. 5. Mabel Brundage, the nine year old daugh- ter of Frank Brundage of Bethel was run over and probably fatally injured last evening by an automobile driven by c. B. Wilcox of Danbury. The little girl was crossing the street in front of the post office and in stepping from behind one automobile she walked directly into the path of the Wilcox machine. She was taken to the Danbury hospital. where it was found that she was suffering from a broken collar bone, several broken ribs and probably punctured lung, Her condition is serious.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
CITY MISSION OUTING

The City Mission will conduct a mothers outing tomorrow afternoon. A party of mothers and babies will leave, in automobiles furnished by friends of the mission, at 2 o'clock made at the Berlin community. house. where refreshments will be served. The party will return about o'clock. The regular baby conference was held this afternoon. ....
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
POLITICAL PRISONERS ESCAPE

Sofia, Aug. S.--Athanasoff and Stoy- anof, former ministers in the Agar ian cabinet of former Premier Stam- boulisky, who has been serving 10 year sentences in prison. have es- capped from hospital to which they weer transferred as ill.,. They are re- ported 10 have crossed the Jugoslavian frontier. t
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

USED CAR SALE .. July Clearance tt, |, 1sS discount.
 Prices effective until the 18th. Tho cars listed below are all in gocd running condition and are pricsd 25B less than the regular market price. Visit the showroom.
 LIST OF USED CARS NOW ON SALE
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05
City Advertisement

Acceptance Of Market Street. from Newinston avenue to Connecticut av- enue and establishment of street, Grade and Building Lines thereon: Clerks office, City Of New Britain. Conn, August 1. 1924.
 To whom 1t may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Compensation and Assess ment of the City of New Britain of New Britain, has made the following appraisement and award of damages and assessment for special benefits or betterments on the proposed accep- tance of Market street, from Newing- ton Avenue 10 Connecticut Avenue, and the establishment of street. grade and building lines thereon, viz:
 East Side. Damages. Benefits
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

It is against the law to hunt gorllas in the Belgian Congo.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

AUCTION OF HErL-v1NEp CARS lss TO 1s7 PARK STREET. SAT URDAT. AUGUST IND. DAYLIGHT SAVING. P. N. TIME PAT MEETs WILL BE ARRANGED. CARS MAT ALSO BE PuECHAsED AT PRIVATE SALE. EDWARD LAcET. ArcTIoNEER.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-05

s4,1S9.50 Accepted, Adopted, Certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council: Attest,
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON,
 City Clerk.