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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16

am grateful that il is no part
'of my mental equipment.
If short hair is deteriorat-
ing to mind and morals, man
must be in the last stages of
decay. For centuries ago
men wore long hair and
skirts.
BY what authority have they
cofnercd exclusive rights 20 libertyf
j have never heard them say.
II IS too had, the. with 70 many
brilliant achievements 10 his credit
that so many OF him" should lapse
into mental deadlock the moment
s'genuiner equality 4 mentioned.
Really. the much-scorned. femi.
nine hrainstorm Is preferable. With
that you Eet soma action. and any
lsind Of action produces results-R
II Is only a fight. Anything TO
1,reak the soul-deadenlnE monoiony
iof feminine submission. age-old, un-
just and b1terly resented.
So. come. you pitlfnl and funny
brothers: LEI your love OK liberty
and your much touied understand.
Ing OF good sportsmanship--or is
That a myth--come 70 your rescue.
snap out OF ~ You arc missing
80 much by your silly attitude.
r. A. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16

Ossip Gdbrilopitseh. noted
pianist 10 appear tUiih the
Seattle Civic Symphony or
chestra's last concert OF tho
season Sunday afternoon,
Nay I.
oHaip Gahriiowifrch. Russian pl-
anist. win DO assistant artist with
the Seattle civic symphony orches-
ira az the Metropolitan thsater on
Sunday afternoon. May 4. lie will
be heard in Beethoven and IN Che
pin numbers. In both. IN the a
years he has been before tho
American public ha ~ AZ his best.
For several years oabFiloWiisoh has
been with the Detroit Symphony
orchestra a. conductor and. there
fore. has not tho time 70 devote
70 tho general public ns was the
case before 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16

There are 5000 miies Of electric
railways IN the United Slater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Used KelIcgg's Bran z months
constipation gone after suffering 3 years

Three years Of suffering with con.
stipation. What happiness was his
when KeiioRg's Bran, cooked and
krumbled. restored bis health. But
read bis letter.
Dear SiFss
this 4 What I thlat u
yoar krunhisd bran. ! wuaA net -
Nithoui u Tor anything In the uoFA.
Ter thrrs yrafs / used al
klnds q medicines for constipation.
Aud only got temporary rtllsf, l vas
advised ~ a doctor 60 use Ke,logg'a
bran, and since keEan using II
dat have 70 take pllla or anything
eiae. l have gsrd Is tpo months, and
my constipation has III me-. / feel
better now than ! have for thres
years"
tIhs original Of this iestsr T. on &c
a, the ksliqEx Compsny. Baitls
Creek. Mish.l
Kellogg nran brings results be.
ansc II Is ALL bran. You can I
lght constipation with halfway msa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
"Tlz" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

''Tiz" makes sore. burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
80 the aches and pains. the eorns
ealIuses. bllsters and hunions.
"Tizr draws out the acids and poi
sons that puff Up your feet. No
matter how hard you work. how
long ron dance. how far you walk,
nr how long you remain on your
feet. "Tiz' brings restful foot com.
! fort "Tiz'' Is WONDERFUL for tired
laehing- swollen. smarting feet. Your
feet just tingie for Joy; shoes never
hurt or seen tight.
Get box OF "Tiz' now from any
drug or department store. End
foot torture forever-wesr smaller
shoes. keep your feet fresh, sweet
md Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Kiwanians Have Port
of Seattle Program

A port az seattle proEram was
arranged Tor the meeting q the HI.
wants club "Wednesday noon I'm the
Gowman ho,sl with melton pictures
OF some or the hasio industries %
Puget sound George D. LampinK.
~ a. Lincoln and George q. Cot.
teril. pert commissioners. were in
vitad a. guests 81 honor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Knight Rejected
as Oil Counsel

WASHINGTON. April it.--The
senate rejected yesterday The nomin.
alton of samuel knight u san Fran
cisco. Cal. 90 be special government
counsel 90 prosecute cases for the re-
turn 20 the government n scciionH
ne and 20 in naval Oh reserve No !
n California Tho vote was 10 20
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Reflect Officers
of Cow Testers

officers q the king County Cow
Testing association were reelected
fer the coming year. W. ". Henry,
county agent. announced Wednes
dag.
J.. J. Clark. y. ". TfeEias. Fred
Nelson ana Harold stimson were re-
elected Tor the year. with II. Chris
Hansen "a new member " tie board
% directors TrsElss was elected
president % tho board, Harold siim.
son. vice president. ana l.. J Clark.
aocrrtary.trsasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Summer Rates Are
Announced by Road

The new summer excursion rates
announced "Wednesday hy tho Union
Pacific pilruad viii b. effective May
e. with practically she same prices
and conditions az those ~ last year.
Special rates viii BE- ohtainahle 10
an parts ~ the United States until
september rs. with a final return
date ~ October ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Rev. Major Named
Presbytery Head

The preshytsry Of Seattle. meet.
Ing here. elected DR.. ", A. Major
moderator. lie Is pastor o. the
Mount Baker Presbyterian church.
The Rev. y. Il. seerest was appoint.
"a temporary clerk. Heaalons u the
prosbyiery continued wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16

Cynthia Grey win receivs call
ers on Monday. wednesday and
Friday. from to p. m. aud
on Tuesday and Thursday. from
II to IL n. m, at her office In
The Star building. 1909 Seventh
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-16
Two Chinese Taken
in Lottery Raid

A small amount Of money and d
lottery equipment wero seized and
two Chinese, To Took and Chin Wah
were arrested when police rhided
isos8 Jackson ~. lato Tuesday
night. Tho men were charged with
conducting a lottery and were re.
leased under 5000 bail each.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14
WOULD MAKE DOCTORS
REGISTER EVERY YEAR

ALBANY, N. r, Feb. 14.Physi-
clans win BE- compelled to register
each YEAR ana licensed by the State
under provisions Of a bill prepared
by the State education department
and introduced by Senator William
l.. Love, Of Brooklyn. and Assembly.
man Frank n. Latin, Of Orleans.
The introducers are both physi.
clans. Or. Love holds that If ali
phyqicians are compelled to register
each year, then other professional
men should do 30. DIR. Latin holds
the measure suggests the only way
Of getting rid Of quacks. It Is be.
lIeyed the bill will pass.
The Washington times., 1924-02-14
CALL NETTING TO FORM
THIRD POLITICAL PARTY

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 14.--A resolution
adopted today blythe National Con-
ference for Progressive Political Ac-
tion calls for convention Of work
ers, farmers, and progressives at
Cleveland. starting July 4. Dele
gates explained this action "paves
the way" for q third major political
party.
The resolution sets forth that the
convention shall be '.for the pur.
pose Oe taking action on the NOM
inatiOn Of candidates for the office
of President and Vice Presdene, and
on other questions that may come
before the convention
The Washington times., 1924-02-14
ALLEGED BANK BANDIT
IS RETURNED 70 CANADA

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Eeb. H.
Lewis Austin, Alleged international,
bank robber, who has been held here.
for Federal authorities awaiting ez.
tradition to CANDIDA, where he
wanted on charge or robblng
bank at Forest Lake. Ontario, was Il
day in custody Of Canadian officer
and on his way to fight conviction in
the courts Of the Dominion.
Habeas corpus proceedings started
In Federal court here yesterday by
attorneys for Austin, were abandoned
when the case was called.
Austin iS also wanted by Tcnnes.
see, Arkansas and Utah authorities
on felony charges, It was said.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

Brown, traffic supervisor for the town,
 stated today that tho lines Of cars were moro orderly yesterday than he has seen them in several seasons, East Berlin Items MT and Mrs. F. Q. Clark and Mir.
 and Mrs. Harold Clark haze returned
 to their homes in thls place after en- towing a weeks vacation al Toronto, l Canada.
 The ladies of st. Paul's church in l Kensngton will give q whist social and dance at forosters' hall in ken- sington this evening and an in thi, ! part Of tho town are invited to at tend. St, Paul's orchestra Of keu-
 sington will furnish the music for ! dancing,
 Miss Bertha Haaen left this morn i ing for Vermont, where she will en- l joy few weeks vacation. While
 there shc win attend the wedding Of l a relative.
 1 An entertainment and dance will be given al the Athletic hall Tuesday evening by the Christian F,ndeavor of | NcNington. st. raul's orchestra will furnish music for inc dancing which
 will be enjoyed after the entert.li-
 ment,
 ''hp Talcottvile ball team defeated tho community team in a game played
 on the home grounds Saturday after noon.
 Mrs. L. A. wcstrott is spending few weeks as inc guest of hnr daugh- ter, Mrs. Henry Medd, at her home in Valley Springs, r.. I.
 The ladies Of the Methodist church
 will serve strawberry short cake
 supper in the basement of the church
 Wednesday evening from to & o'clock.
 Mrs Rolle Gillette nf Winsted is
 inc guest of Mrs. J. Rose 1'elann at her home on Wilcox avenue for a few days
 \. \. North has returned 10 hi. home on Grove street after spending the past two weeks in Atlantic City, \. ].
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. ]. Bailey and chill ! drnn and Mrs. Iiailey's mother Of Jamaica. l.. l.. arc spending two
 weeks vacation as the guests of Mrs. i Henry Bailey at her home on Main street.
 1 Mir. and Mrs. S. Nelson. Mr. and 1 Mrs. Joseph Drew and child and Mrs. k. G. Cypress Of Quaker Lane. Hart ford. spent Sunday as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Gamble at their homo Op Wiirox aNenue All members Of the Community club are requested to attend the
 meeting Wednesday evening as the recreation committee will give their
 report m the proposed picnic and final arrangements will he made.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
LARGEST WEDDING
 OF SEASON SUNDAY Miss Letitia POla Becomes Bride Of Louis GarlOni in KenSingtOn OYER 300 GUESTS PRESENT
Death of East T,erlin I,csidcnt--tom- mittecs Tor Whist Announccd-tli- kensirgton Lose Ono. Win One Hand Severely Injured.

The largest wedding of the season was held yesterday at the home Of Constable and Mrs. Enrico Pola Of kensington. when their daughter, t.etitia. became the bride of Louis Garloni. son Of Mir and Mrs. stephen garIoni of Remington, The ceremony vas performed by Rev. Mir. Coward of Brooklyn, N I.
 Miss pola was attended by Della Grazani and Mir. Garloni had as his hest man George Pola, brother Of tho bride. The bride was attired in white afd carried lilies of the valley and white roses. Tier attendant was at tired in gown nf yellow and she carried rcd roses. Roth the groom and the best man wore blue suits. Irene and Florence rola acted as flower girls.
 About 800 guests were present from kepsington, East Berlin. New Brit in, New York, New Haven and Hart ford. Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Garloni left on wedding trip to .lIbany. \. r.. and Canada. pon their return they will reside in lSonsingion. Mir. Garloni Is employed hv the Giannotta Construction Co. as carpenter.
 In order to accommodate the large number of guests. pavilion was con- structcd in Inc I'ola lawn. Here din- rer was served and here tho guests l danced. Guests of honor were NIT. and Mrs. Robert O. Clark and MT. and Mrs Harold Clark Of East Berlin
 Stcrano isiglIinatti
 Strfano Eighinatti. 52 years of age. of Last Berlin. died at his home yes ferday after a short illness with pneu- monia. Mir. Bighinatti was one Of Last 1Serlin's most prominent citizens and had been employed for many years hy the Berlin Construction Co. of kensington.
 He leaves his wife. four sons. Charles. Selio.. Dan and Julio. and one daughter. Ida. The funeral will he held tomorrow morning at s o'clock from his late home and from inc Sacred Heart church. East Eer- Hin. st o'clock. Rev. John C. Eren- nan of st. Paui's church. kensinEton. officiating. Burial sin ba in st. Mary's cemetery. New Britain
 Committees For Whist
 The committees in charge of inc whist which the women Of st. Paul's church KensinEton. will hold al For esters' hall tonight, have been am nounced. They are as follows: Re- Treatments. Mrs. J. Kiniry. Mrs An-
 honv Buckley. Mrs. Agnes Corr. Mrs.
 Iohn Carey. Mrs. Trehey. Mrs George Sullivan. Mrs. Frank Gogiiati, Mrs. Peter Dezzanni. cards, tables. chairs. Mrs. John cashman. Mrs. James Gar
 ity. Mrs. II. |. Suprenant: prizes. Mrs. ". " Pagan. Miss Catherine McKeon. Mrs. John McCabe. tray and
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
SOUTHINGTOE NEWS
Woodruff street Man Badly Beaten High School Alumni Meets Friday Charged With Thcft-southingtnu Briefs.

A man giving his name as Stanis- law Proto of Woodruff street com plained 10 tho police Saturday night that he had been set upon and badly beaten by a friend at his home early in the evening. He was dressed in an undershirt and was badly cut about the face. He was treated by Dr. l. F, Mann and a warrant was issued for John prenak of Meriden as the alleged .assailant. proto claimed that he and Prenak had drunk freely Of a bottle of hootch and then Prcnak ss- salited him and threatened his wife and family. Members of the police department visited Meridcn in search Of prenak, but were unable 10 locate him.
 The annual business meeting of the Lewis High school alumni association will be held in the school Friday eve ning. A dance will he held following the business session in the town hall. Officers win he elected for tho coming year and reports of retiring officers win he read, The scholarships ans nounced st the graduation exercises of the school will be awarded at this meeting and an entertainment will follow.
 John MakoNski, arrested Saturday afternoon by Constable Thomas Mur- phy on charge Of intoNication. will also have a charge of theft placed against him, it is said. He is charged with stealing tools from local manu- featuring concern.
 The Mildale team was defeated by fl,e Falcon A. C. team of New Britain at the Mildsle grounds yesterday af- trrnoon by the score of to 2.
 ulin B. kilbourn, assistant treasur- e of the southington Bank X Trust Co. is visiting his brother Clinton kil- bourn. formerly Of this town at his home in Minneapolis. Minn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Carlson and son. Edward. ot Trenton. N. T., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlson Of queen sI et
 Harmony Chapter, Q. F.. s. will hold ths last meeting until fall in uNley's assembly hall tomorrow eve- ning.
 The committee in charge of the July 4th celebration 10 be given hy tho Southiagton Business Mems ssso- ciation. viii meet tonight.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

The following street extensions have been completed: Jennings Tract toff West street. 147 feet of inch pipe, Bradley street 1l0 feet of 2 inch. Condon Tract, toff Harrison street) 453 feet of 6 inch. Jennings Road, 5S0 feet of 6 inch. Pennington ave nue. 2905 feet of inch Oakland street. 1242 feet of inch. Jerome avenue, 102l feet of inch. Hoover avenue. LIS feet of 6 inch. Mercier avenLt. 1044 feet of inch. Haig ave- nuc. 450 feet of inch. Walnut Road, soc feet of inch. Lexington street. 1903 feet of inch. Lewis stret, 497 feet of 6 inch
 It was voted to lay approximately 500 feet Of inch main between Har- rison street and Brewster Road, under the guarantee terms as provided in the city charter.
 1t was voted to lay 147 feet of inch main extending from the present ? ireh main on the Jennings Tract west of West street, the necessary guaran- tee having been furnished the depart ment.
 II was voted to replace the present inch main on Broadway street with inch main,
 IL was voted to request the state board of health to adopt suitable regulations for the sanitation Of the watershed of the Bristol water depart ment.
 Bristol Briefs
 Miss Alice Faucher of the St. Francis hospital training school is spending a two weeks vacation al her home on Ingran anam street
 Rene l.. Tailon of the Tailon Auto Top Co.,, spent the weekend with friends in Thompsonville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. TresdEay Of Bellevue avenue sailed Saturday for Europe, where they will spend the summer.
 The annual picnic of the Trinity church will take place on Saturday at Lake Compounce.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

books. Miss Kate Roache; entertain ment, Mrs, F, Dehan, Mrs, r.. Lard ner; score cards, plates and napkins, Mrs James Malone; music, Mrs James Pagan; punches, Mrs. Frank rierpont; Misses Margaret Ronketsy, Margaret Corr, Agnes Garrity Rose kiniry, Minnie Orsie, Grace Michaels, Amelia Wendroski serving refresh monts, Mrs. Robert Corr, Misses Anna Mckeon, Loretta Garrity, Ethel Whit ney, Agnes Pagan, Nellie Clarity, Mary MeGee, Katherine kareski, Anna Giana, Lena Padclli, Katherine McCabe, Julia Callahan, Hortcnse i.oiselle.
 Tickets and districts; Mrs. Bernard Brennan. Miss ]. NJ. Murray Mrs. skein. Miss Rose f'itzsimons, Miss Margaret Flynn, Mrs. James Malone, Miss Alice Fitzgerald, Mrs. j. A. 'iiz- gerald, Mrs. Jerimiah Cashman, Mrs. Edward r.ardner, Mrs Catherine Nc kson, Miss Roache, Mrs. Frank Pier pont, Mrs. w. W. Pagan, Mrs. James Pagan, Mrs. Catherine Watkins.
 Mrs. J. J. McQuecney is the chair man in charge of general arrange mcnts for inc affair. The program of events will be. whist, bridge-whist, set-back and "4i". There will he i5 prizes awarded. Dancing will be cn- ioyed following the affair, music being furnished hy the T. 4. R. orchestra of KensinEton.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Local Team Repeats

ne Sl, hafNs DascDall team Nns- ierday at Rockwell's Field repeated their vicious attack on the nine rer- rosenting Al-Forcstyille and sent tho neighborins ball plays home on the short end Of l3 10 2 score. Datoli pitched wonderful hall for the locals for eight innings when he was re- iieved by NalbaniaD. Daraizo worked tha entire game behind the bat.
 Manager Tolli Of the local team showed lack Of sportsmunship in the seventh inning when runner ad- .ancinr 10 tho second station which Toili was guarding, was called safe after a slide by Umpire Dave Erbe. Tolli protested the decision and with two men on the bases, he turned and threw the bah far off into the next diamond, StraightwaN Manager Tolli was yanked from the game and wit messed the remainder of tho contest from the bench.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Legion Meets Tonigh,

Brock .Rsrnes post. American te- zion, will he host to large number of visiting delegations at the regular meeting tonight in the Legion rooms on Whiting street st s o'clock Mem bers of the Legion post of simsbury will attend 10 witness the degree which will he worked on 2 large class Of candi1ats following the business ses. sion. A social Will be held snd re- treatments will be served. Members who have been voted in are urged 10 he present 10 sign the by-laWS.
 Ex-ssrsice men who are noS recciv- ing compensation from the govern mont or who have eNer received com pensation. should communicate with Robert Craig. service officer for rlain- lille on an important matter. Blanks must he tllled out to help in inc survey uf the Veterans Bureau which is be ing carried on and cooperation will srcp1 thC wpri.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Catholic Church Notes

Rev, John F. Fay, pastor of the church of Our Lady of Mercy at the masses yesterday announced that Fri day would be observed ss the Feast of the Sacred Heart and a special mass would be said at : o'clock in the morning.
 An anniversary requiem high mass will he sung Saturday morning at 8 o'clock for the repose of the soul Of the late Mrs Mary Mcconnell
 The summer schedule will be start cd commencing aeIt Sunday, lcster- day was the las, day for high mass at 10 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
PLainuiMe Neus
BREAK AT BOWLING ALLEYS REPORTED Marauders Secure Over S6O Worth of Goods
 -s. SEEK ALLEGED ASSAILANT

"Y" Team Swamps West SIfIicld = Examination On July For Post
 Office Position--Isrge Crowd Fore
 cd to Walk Homc-Tcachcrs Resign. ! The Recreation bowling alleys were
 broken into some time Friday night 1 it became known today. and over S6O
 worth of booty was taken. An inNen- tory Of the goods remaining showed | that most of the merchandise missing was cigarettes, while some Of it was candy. Entrance was affected through
 side window. Evidently the robbers
 had ascended the fire escape which leads to the American Legion rooms
 above aud had come downstairs and i opened the side window. John Mur-
 phy. one of the proprietors, stated to- i day that particular pains were always taken to see that the particular win
 dow was locked.
 The break was discovered Saturday
 morning when the place was opened
 and Mir. Murphy got into communi- cation with Policeman Andrew Hogan. i The officer made an investigation and
 summoned members of the state po- i lice. into whose hands the case was given. The work appears to he that i of amateurs who nevertheless were 1 familiar with the inside of the place. The police have several clues on
 which they arc working,
 ' Several other attempts were report frh various stores, hut all of them. were
 unsuccessful. It was about the same time last year that an epidemic of
 robberies broke out.
 Seek Alleged Assailant
 rlainville police are seeking Stanley Beaudry, alleged to have assaulted hts
 ployer, sam Sweig. at his home at | Whites Crossing late last night, Sweic
 claims that Beaudry attacked him and beat him and then taking his wife ana two children, fled, haNlng no trace. A hurry call was, sent in to the police and Policeman F.. W. Furrey Daniel Hogan and George Schubert hurried to the place. Ky the time they ar rived, Bcaudry had left and q search of inc nctghborhood was started. No trace of him was found although the
 surrounding tsrriioly was eombed.
 His wife appeared this morning to se- sure some of her clothes and II fig thought that her husband IS hiding
 close by. The police expect to ap7re- hcnd him with l'ttle loss of time. Swamps West Sunicld
 Tho West Suflild Pioneers proved tn be no match for tho PlainNilie l Pioneers in the first game of the i season played on Trumhulls lot i Saturday afternoon. l'he locals swampod tho visitors under a land. l slide of runs and whom inc dust had cleared away. tho score stood a inl
 In favor Of the plainyille group team.
 SchNab featured for the plainNillo 1 team. getting four bingles out of fu ] trips to the plate. triple, Two two I haggers and single. West SuffilJ madeits lone run whom church
 scored from third on 2 hit by lohn the visiting catcher. The score is as follows:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Hand Is Injured

Leon Alliug Of kensington sustained painful injury 10 his hand at his engaged in building a.EaraEe and the axe which he was using slipped. in- hicting q deep gash in his hand. He vas attended by Dr. John Purncy Of New Britain and is reported as being irnrInNch
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Mref S,InicIsl
I,n.I Onh.c I,Naminatinn

The nitcd States civil service commission viii hold competitive examination at Plainvilie on July ,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Returns to Duties

Miss Margaret Flynn of kensington, assistant at tho kensingion post office. has returned from her vacation and resumed her duties today While away from home she trateled eNten- si,ely visiting New York city Wash imglnn. n C and SNraellsa N. '.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Marriage I,e,s,rd Broken

Marriage license record for June at the city clerks office have been brok- on by total of 3i permits issued to date. Heretofore the largest number issued for ono month was 2S licenses Eight licenses were issued Saturday. giving that day record with the largest daily number prior 10 satur- day was five permits
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23
Engagement Announced

Ann0nncoment has been made of the engagement of Miss Josephine Willard of rittsfel1. Mass. and Se- lectmnn Leigh h. Minor Miss Mil Hard has taught al the south Chip. psns Hill school for the last year. The wedding will take place in the fall.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-23

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