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New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

Iis nn the lsft-haaa side Of ihs application
 Alahh which Is iA ihs lslt'haai side pf the | duplication,
 iiem aa-This item will not hs filled in hefaTe the persons who witness the signa- lure af the aRplis ant sign in ihe space prar
 Aidel for their signature, they viii assure iihemsehes that the veteran who signs the 1 iAdAidlal whose seItlre $ set f0lth in ihe application, They will also satisfy them- selves that the ssteran understands the statements made bN him in lhs snnliras
 lfnaliy nFes Tihed by law for making false nf fraudulent statements therein, The ads dresses ol the witnesses must be given in l this item,
 Items si, ss, sa, go, sS and ga are to he
 used only in ease of d9Hendtnt making appliraiiaR for adjusted compensation, Item sl-in this item gvs lhe nAIAes, addresses and, in case hf chill nr children nf tho indicated relationship who were des
 lHlnhfht on llle veteran at ihe lime of his asath, in afieF ta be entitled ia comnehs
 lion under tho prnli iHi0Gs hf the World War Adjusted Compensation Act tho dee pendent must have been dependent on the
 veteran al the time 0f said veterans death, tn case of more ihRn one dependent Rt ihe time Of the veterans death, they are en. titled to r9mnensatian in lhe following or' der' nl Widow or wd0wer if unmarriedl iel childrsni ial mother and Hl father, That is, suppasiag veteran at the time of his death had shili under eighteen and hlfa . mother dependent unon him or her foI support, then the child would be en- titled to ih# Adjusted compensation, or if hn loft widow and several children the widow would he entitled 10 the benefits un- der ths Act provided she had not remarked since the death Of tho veteran in which ase it would Ea the children. Re sure tn give the dare ar dates of birth nf my children who might have hesn dependent on tEe veteran nt tho time of his death.
 ttem :.-in tho space RftHf the word "the' in the first llne of this item Insert the relationship to tho dependent tn tho vet nfan, such as widow" "Wdnwer," "rhild." mother" ar father. rs the case may he. In tho blank space after "whs' insert your age at inc time of the death of tho veteran.
 Item sS-A dsrondort must glye the ad. dress of llls or her prosrnt residence. Fol- low tho instructions under item 2 relative ,o the address 10 he siren. The address under item e7 must he ihe game as that given under item !. This address must he correct so that the Departments or Bureaus charged with acting on your claim may communicate with rou, lf necessary, and SD that your Adjusted Service Pay or Adjusted Service Certificate. if your claim Is arprov- fd ar notification of dishllosance in case it iF not allowed will rench you as soon as possible.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

der any sucl tiile, shall, upon conviction ltheFtaf be fined not mere than q zee a
 Imprisonment for net mer' iAan five ssaIs or haih,
 Read all inNrurtions over rsTefnliy hsfor'
 slarllng la ,ll pui sour apphratien This fol.n sili he used by al veterans
 regardless of the branch Of ssnirs in which 9-la sea ed,
 ln these or snY other instructions, nam phleis, nr regulations relative tR Adjusted Compensation, when lhs expression "milir tsTH and naval forces is used il is under
 slaad that seUirs in ihs naval feFrfs iR- giudes service Ga the Coast GuaFd and Ma rine rarps unless otherwise specified,
 la these instructions wherever the term legal guardian' 'or hlegsl guardian af yei- elaRh ls used, li includes and pertains 10 the legal guardian of the dependent also,
 rill out your appnration from the ,nfor, matinn on your diseharge certificate or q safiifirale in lieu ef'lest or destroyed ds- charge certificate, II possible, hut. if sou have neither with you, do not delay saur own and other rRses ny wFtiIg for reTti- lrats tn lien If you do not have A dis- ehaFEe rerHfrabA nr certificate in lieu, answer the questions on the application blank from memory ta the hest of your ability, Rui, in any rase do nat write ta inc war or navy departments, marine corps ar ths veterans bureau for certificate in lieu or for information relative 10 your dis, charge,
 All items must he answered and all spaces filled in, lHsnse you do not rsmem, her specific dates and have not your dis charge certificate or certificate in lieu available then give aprroSim dates as you remember them. In ease any item does not apply 10 you and the answer is not covered In the instructions for that pArtic. nlsr Item, draw line in the spaes provided Tor inc answer to that question. This is necessary so that II Will he known in tho oniee acting on ihe application that no Items on the blank have been overlooked hy the applicant If certain item applies
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
Hall Family Reunion
 Held in COllinsville

A gathering of the Hall family was held yesterday at the old homestead in Collinsville. It was the first reunion of the family to be held in several years. The home and grounds were prettily decorated in flowers and tables set on the lawn. The festivities continued through the day and a bountiful repast was served.
 The following members of the fani- ly were present: Miss Lima J. Hall, Mrs. C. o. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Higgins. MT. and Mrs. Basil Parson and Mrs. Charles H. Higgins, all of Collinsville; MT and Mrs. James Smith, Windsor; Mir. and Mrs. w. C. French. Bloomfield: Mir. and Mrs. Ira Hall. Hartford; Miss Ruth Towksbury. Middleficld; Fred and Harry Hall and families of Elmwood; Mrs. Nettie Hall, Michigan; Mrs Flora F. Dix. The Misses Helen, Mar garet and Carol Dix. Mir. and Mrs. Howard F. Alderman and Mrs. E.5tel- la A. Alderman. all of New Britain
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

For the purpose of eHpedlting th, nling Of applications for adjusted compensation by eK-seRieemen, the Herald Is today publishing In abbre' yiated form the blank which il will be necessary for applicants 10 iill out The important questions to De sn- swered will be found on this page,
 Exsser,ieemen should go ta the Home Service Bureau prepared t0 give the correct answers ta these questions, It would be advisable To fll In the blank as published here- with so that the answers may he read on al the time of filing the appllca- ton.
 The Home Service Bureau, on inc third floor Of the city building, will be open from 10 a, m, 10 D, m, he- ginning Monday, Evening sessions will be held after next week, Tho filing Of applications is being cared for by the bureau in cooperation with the American Red Cross and the eN- sersieemen's organizations,
 The following statement has heen issued by the government in eonnec- ton with adjusted compensation ap- plieatlons!
 GENERAL
 tEI,rsel from Title VII, World War Ad-
 justed Compensation Aetl Penalty for making false or fraudulent
 statement In application,
 Sec. To?. Whoever knowingly makes any false CT fraudulent statement Of A material fact in any application, certificate or docg- rntnt under the provisions of Titles IT. ". V or VI, or of any regulation made un-
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Wednesday will be moving day for the New Britain Girl Scout Camp leaders Camp will open Saturday, July 12 and many girls are anxiously waiting for the date. A float is being built and water sports and instruc- tion promise pleasure for hot days. To receive the most benefit from camp girl should attend two or more weeks but if this is not convenient reservations may be made for one week.
 Visitors are especially welcome Sat urday and Sunday afternoons and as camp is only 4 miles from New Bri tain, it is expected many parents will visit the place. A special field day with water sports and contests will be held the third week of camp. Applica- tions are steadily coming in. A few more girls can be accommodated the first two weeks. Applications may be mailed direct to New Britain Girl Scout Camp, Portland, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
Bursting Cannon Badly
 Injures Willimantic Boys

Willimantic, Conn.,, July 5.-Les1ie Carter, IS years old, of 61 South Park street and Arthur Nc Nichol, 2S of IS West Park street were seriously in- jured yesterday afternoon when a small cannon they were loading ex- ploded The cannon had not been used for years. Carter was holding to the barrel with his hands and McNichol was pounding in the charge when a spark ignited the powder. The barrel of the cannon was shattered. The fin- gers of Carers right hand were frac- tured and his thumb was blown off. His left arm was lacerated. Pieces of the flyinS metal pierced McNichofs chest and punctured lung.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
Community Celebration
 Marred by Accident

Norwich, Conn.,. July 5.-A commu- nifty celebration of the Fourth last night with fireworks was marred by the premature explosion of bomb which shot big spinters of wood through the arms and legs of Paul Brown. 21, one of the amateur assis- tants at the display. He was badly burned about the face and head and was rushed to the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
19 Year Old Danbury
 Youth Revolver Victim

Danbury, July 5.-Milton Willis 19
 year old son of Nathaniel Willis of , Brookficld, died last night while be- ing taken to the Danbury hospital after he had been shot in the head. Willis in company with friends were
 examing a revolver which they did not know was loaded. The gun was dis charged and the bullet entered the young mans head.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
JULY CLEARANCE SALE.

Through q typographical error 1t was announced in Wednesdays Her. aid that the July Clearance sale of Davidson &, Leventhal's, which open cd today, would continue for ten days cnly. Plans have been made to con- tinue the sale during the entire month of July,-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

Mir and Mrs. Walter Bell and fami- ly of Francis street left yesterday for New Hampshire where they will spend the weekend with relatives.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

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   ............ s eva, obor performed military naval ue, Su, S branch ns did % @ nG s TsS,s ,, s r. was twas noD discharged for aHennse 
 
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New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

City IS Sncn0lng the WCeh-Plu ul lIlc home of Mir. and Mrs. William J. Sul- livan of SS Linwood street.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Cooper and daughter Helen. of Henry street, Mrs. Elizabeth Beebe of Hartford, MT and Mrs. w. Phillips of Henry street and Miss Betty McGrath of Beaver street, spent the holiday at Lake Conga- mond, Mass.
 Jack Price of Washington street spent the holiday at Momaugun.
 Herbert $. Dechant spent yesterday at Waterbury and New Haven.
 Oscar Johnson and family of 212 Main street will leave Monday to ,pend the week at Grove Beach.
 Miss Irene Mcclellan of 15l Wash ington street will leave Monday for New Hampshire where she will spend the summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Bonney and children. Milton, Ruth and Robert of SS Linwood street, spent the holiday at Momauguin.
 Miss Marry Burkarth and Hurlbut and Ernest Griswold spent yesterday at Norwich, Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sullivan and daughter Irene and Miss Bernar- dine Cronin Of 3S Iinwood street were the guests of Mrs Michael J. McCrap 1t the Mary-Don cottage at Momau- yuin over the holiday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bell and fami- l V of Francis street left yesterday for l New Hampshire where they will ;pend the weekend with relatives.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

MT. and Mrs. James J. Bonney and daughters, Helen, Annamay and Grace of 45 Beaver street, spent yesterday at Momauguin.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-05

James E. Thompson of New York City is spending the weekend at the home of Mir. and Mrs. William J. Gu- livan of SS Linwood street.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

Approved March 8. 1898.
United States Of AmeEica. state AZ
Montana, So.
II. c. 7. STEWART, Smew@easy III
state Of the State az Mnma@ma. do
nereby certify that TIE forewoan9 IA
true and correct copy e 40 act
entitled; AN Act 70 Submale % kha
qualified Electors Of khe State AZ
Montana an Amendment tn the
constitution Of the State IL Mon-
Jana Adding Thereto a New ARD.
Gle providing for the Acc@pkmmee
@na administrator hy the State nf
Gifts Donations, Grants ana K.nma-
cles for the Creation Of 4 state
permanent Revenus Fund, for the
creation Of a State Permanent
school Fund, for the Croaelen Of
permanent Revenue Fund foR che
University OF Monknna. and for the
Benefit OF other UsefuI, Benevolent
and Worthy Objects; and Au4hoF-
ixing the State 10 Administer Oeher
Funds Together with Those Here
inbefore Indicated"
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. III
nave hereunto set my hand and a.
nxed the Great Seal Of the 4kate
Of Montana at Helena, the Capital.
THIS LIST day Of August, A. D. 1924
peal Of c. T. STEWART,
&ontanal Secretary Of State.
4st Pub. Sep. 25--last Pub. Oct. SOD I
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

@An Act to Submit to the qualified
Electors Of the State Of Montana an
Amendment TO the Constitution Of the
State of Montana, Adding Thereto 3
New Article, Providing for the Ac-
ceptance and Administration by the
State Of Gifts, Donations, Grants and
EeQacies for the Creation OF State
Perznanent Revenue Fund for the
Creation Of 4 State Permanent School
Fund. for the Creation OF Permanent
Revenue Fund for tha University Qf
Montana, aad for the Benefit Of other
Useful, Benevolent and Worthy Or
tecfs: and Authorizing the State to
Administer Other Funds Together
vita Those ,HerainbefoFa Indicated"
BE TT ENACTED BY THE LEGlS
LATTYE ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE or MONTANA
Section 1. That the Constitution of
the State Of Montana be amended az
hereinafter provided, and that the
question Of such amendment Be sub
mittnd to the qualified electors Of the
State OF Montana for their approval
or rejection st the general election TO
be held IN November, 1924.
Ses don z That the CnnSfifnfsr-
Of the State Of MonEsna be amended
and the same IL hereby amended, by
adding thereto q new Article to be
known and designated as Article
Twenty-Oue (21), reading and being
as follows:
ARTICLE XXI
Section I. (of Article 81. The
State Of Montana does hereby agree
and covenant 10 accept from any nat
oral person, OF persons from inside I
OK omfmide the StaAe. gifts, donations,
grants and Ie9aeies IN any amount or
pnlne not isas than Two Hundred fifty
(326oo0l Dollars each. Tor the crea-
fion Of d State Permanent Revenue (
Fund. for the creation Of a State Per
maneuf School Fund, for che creation
OF 8 Permanent Reyenus Fund for the
University Of Montana, and for the
Beneffk of aeaeneific. educational, be-
newoIeuf amd charitable work. sub9ect,
however, e. al tire provisions and lin
'taficns Of this Artiele.
Session z Ee4 axkiczs ga. The
Stats f1rfksE aNress ard eoysnants
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

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herebN azsAengEea e read rs fellows:
@Serzsun 10. AL penasns pnaseas-
ing tbs qualifications 1ox suffrage
prescrihed BY Section z q this Article
as Rmenaed and SUCH oszHeF 0nasifica
lions az khe Legislative assembly may
by law prescribe, shah be eligible 70
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sAlae AnAn De pElnsso tne w0ros,
For the above written amend
- ment 20 the Consultation.
Against the abova written
amendment 10 the C0nstitu-
tom.
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

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4 date OF enlistmnnf HsAueslon OF com
o nisnsoms date OF alsehaKgs or rslaas
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{ = not On setive DUTY, s1asea'ayss
9 that sne claimant duTSng ehs pextq'
Tor which compensation u allowed III
. mot refuse % Aab3@cf himseza 20 Hml
: military discipline and Inequalities
sex ztee and that he has not besn ssp
! arAsed from the s@Evsca under eiF
cnmstmnees amounting % szsshonox
able discharge, and aach fuxsA@R In
Formation e. tie State Audlfqk nss
J reqairs: Such cextikiesse SHALL he pre-
scented % the State Auditor az his rep
Eessntaeiye together with an homex'
able discharge OF release from aeeavs
service or q case 81 isa losss prop
cry AetnsntacateQ record % azRvaee
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e presented BY tne widow, ehlid Ok
parents Of deceased velermns theA
with the proper evidences o. death, r..
Selher With properly auehenficatsa
record OF service, and the State Al
ditor shall endorse upon such dis
charge release Or record Of aetive
service the fact that t was made the
oAsis or the application, and snail re-
turn such qlscharge OF release q rec
ord OK active service 70 the clstmank
and shall forthwith draw his warrant
n the name Of the claimant ppon the
Veterans Compensation Fund for an
amount eqoa. @ Ten Dollars sSA0.yv}
Tor e@ch ana every month 1k aeuxe
service OF major xIacuon snsTsexs
subsequent TO the slxyn Gay Of April
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runa' go.
~ cases where application 4oK corn
ponsagf0n u made ny khe wid0w, ehass
aren OK parents or deceased wseeES
IN, soch person snail Kurnlsn tue
same information a. though kAs AZ.
pficakion we're nade ~ sRe osss@#21
veteran ana tne State AuHks@F an@il
prepare an appropriate x0kM ~ GER
uzzeate 20 cover suzh easSa 4nmpen-
smSion allowed 70 sae en1lQrgn 81 ae-
ceased veterans shall os paaa 70 En@
guardians OF smcn eaainrens whsen
&NAtuk&n MRp0ln1@1 ~ Toe S1~kba /
o. this STATE shah serve without Gem
penaakion and Y the discretion ox the I
court without bond, nnd 4 ahAn be
the duty q every county attorney IN |
mis-. stsfe % appear IN the courts or
render any other necessary legal as i
sistsnee IN behalf Of saeh chsldren " /
30 Tar ns the provisions o. snss AR
sicls are concerned, wisnouk compen-
sation and 10 pubic officer snail col
lect any kses ~ any processing
brought IN behalf Of such children TO
secure compensation unaer this Ar
sicle.
The State Auditor is empowered TO
make such additional reasonable re-
quirements from applicanfs Sc arw
necessary 70 prevent fraud on the
payment Of compensation 70 persons
not entitled thereto.
Section 4. The State Auditor shall
furnish free Of charge, upon appiica-
hon therefor. the necessary form OF
certificate TO all persons entitled
thereto, and nsay estahllan At differ
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

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fund ITSELF ara re rss.,@iT,is,ay sssI.s.
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net earDinRn scers1ino ~ she ess4r
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

Fer khe foregoing amend
snsNf ~ ksss Constitution.
A@asaass Ehs foregoing q.
seass3an@x2 fo khe constitu.
&kan
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

For the above written amend
ment 20 the Constitution.
Against the above written
amendment to the Constitu-
ton.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

Each eiector shall designate hls
preferences By marking an Az IN the
square before tine proposition for
which such el8etor desires 70 vote.
Section 4 The votes cast for ana
against the amendment above pre-
posed shall be eanVa@nad. determined
and declared as provided BIZ the Rez-
sral election laws Of the state 81
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-16

Section 8. Separate efgieial ballots
shall be provided At the general cleo
ton to be held Ia November, 1924,
which shah have printed thereon ali
Of Section 10 Of Article TX Of the Con
stftution Of the State Of Montana a.
amended By this Act. and below the
came shall be printed the words: