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New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
AMERICANS ARRIVE
Dawes and Young Reach France
 To Do Preparations Work

Cherbourg. France, Jan. General Charles c. Dawes and Owen ID. Young. the American members of the expert committee which will inquire into Germany's financial condition and resources for the reparation comnlis- sion. arrived today on the liner Ann erica and were welcomed by Freder- ick Young American member of the commissions general secretaria. A special train with the ships passen- gers leaving about noon is due 10 arrive in Paris at e:S0 this evening
 The American committeeman, both in apparently excellent health, were looking forward to strenuous days Of work in Paris. They were informed of the uncommon interest in their ar rival among the members of the rep- aration commission. among their col- eaeues on the expert committees, and in fhe higher political world here. and Of the various engagements already made for them.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
CHILDREN's BIBLE
Cambridge Compiling Abridged Edi-
 ton For Isc in schools

London, Jan. 7.--An abridged edi- ton of the Bible is being prepared by Cambridge university for the use of schools entitled The children's Bible. The compilation is being made npon the recommendation of the Cam bridgeshirc advisory committee com prisinr representatives of the various churches and Of tho teaching profession under the chairmanship Of Dr. Pearce. vice-chancellor of the university. Pas sages considered irrelevant or unsuit- able for children will be omitted from the new edition. which will be about two-thirds the size of the authorized scriptures.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
sENIZELos WON'T SERye
Writes That He Does Not Care to
 Head Greek Liberals

By The Associated Press.
 Athens. Jan 7.--tibcrsls meeting here yesterday for the purpose of re. elccting Neni2elos as the party's lead er received letter from the form premier, written in bed. urging his psrtisans to choose another chicftain. He threatened 10 resign the presi- dcncy Of tho assembly, 10 which he was chosen last Saturday, and "re- turn into exile" unless his wishes in this respect were observed.
 The meeting. however, refused 10 proceed with the election and sent General Danglis to interview Neni- zelos. The general returned with the promise of Noni2elos that the latter would appear before inc liberals when he regsined his health to cx- plain his reasons for declining 10 ac- cept the leadership Of the party.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
All Fat People
 Should Know This

Fat people owne a debt Of gratitude 10 the author of the nov famous Mar mola prescription. and are still more indebted for the reduction Of this harmless. effective obesity remedy to tablet form. Marmola Prescription Tablets can be obtained a' all drug stores the world over st the reason- able price of one dollar for box or you can secure them direct on receipt of price from the Msrmois Co. fs1s Woodward aVe.. Detroit Mich This sow leaves ID excuse for dieting of !oieni exercise for ss redycfion of he ovsrfst DO1y 10 normal
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

ship of pupils in the local schools were sent ont today by Superintend- ent of Schools Karl A. Eeiche. These warnings of dropping below grade on the part of the pupils arc em- ployed to secure better cooperation between the home and the school for the future success of the pupils and in the seven years of operation, the plan has been of immense bene- if. The plan showed up especially well last year. when but 234 pupils failed out Of a total of 3,4S6 register ed, which is G. per cent. a very low record. Warning letters were sent out at Christmas and Easter 10 l5 per cent of the pupils so that many proiitcd by the notices. It is the plan Of the school officials to have conferences with the parents at the convenience of the latter so that the deficiencies Of the pupils may be dis cnssed and plans for the betterment of the low scholarship grade may be formulated
 south Manchester Coming.
 The fast South Manchester high 1ise will oppose the local high school quintet on Friday night at the high school gymnasium in the last home game for the locals for several weeks. Tine visiting quintet has acquired an enNiabe reputation this season in winning from the best school teams in the state so that Coach Thomas Monahan does not see any easy time in view for his charges. The locals fn fa 10 ba elaf t.fif any degree of regularity in the game with Middletown high last week, so that the visitors threw a scare into the local camp by almost taking the contest by spurt in the second half.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

Mrs. \. F. Earle of Coronado, Calf is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs, $. Benson, at their home in this place, Mrs. Earle was formerly Miss Elsie Henson of this place.
 Miss Vera Dodge of New Britain has been the guest of friends in town.
 John l.. Hubbard Of New Britain spent Sunday as the guest Of relatives In town.
 Mr. Wcare Of New Britain and Ed ward Porter of Hartford have been the gucgts Of Henry Porter at his homo on Wilcox avenue.
 A dance and social will be given bs the B C. A. club at the Athletic hall Friday evening. Both the old-fash- toned and modern dances will be en- ioyed. St. paul's syncopated orchestra will furnish music,
 instruction given in all lines of fancy work, especially hardanger n ork and fiowcrs. Mrs. Frank Oder man East Bcrlin conu,-adVt
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

Instant reiIeI--is0 safi4Hg. Your ciogged nostrils open right up: the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk irg snunhing. blowing. headache. dryness. No struggling for breath at night: your cold or caiarrh disap- pears.
 Get a small bottle of Eiy's Cream Balm from your drugEis, now. Apply a iittie ef this fragrant. antiseptie. healing cream in your nostriis. Jt penetrstss through every air passage ef the head. soofhes the unframed or suoffrn mucous membrane and relief comes instantly.
 It's just fine. Don't stay auTcd-np s ith a cold or nasty cs;srrh
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
French Uncover Society
 Working Against Them

Coblenz. Germany. Jan. IA Ger man secret society alleged to be col lccting information against the forces Of occupation with hostile intent has been discovered by the French secret service, according to the French. 1t is known as the "rreuhand," and pro- fcsses anti-separationist motives. but inc French assert that il is carrying on an anti-French propaganda from headquarters al Heidelberg.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
NoIE ABOUT DIxMIDE
Indications Are That Explosion Killed
 It's Occupants

Tonlon. France. Jan. IA medical examination of inc body Of Lieutenant Gronadan. commander of the dirigible Dixmude. has shown that the officer received violent shock. that all his limbs were broken and that he was dtad before he fell into the sea. These facts. the experts believe. show beyond all dispute that the dirigible exploded and that her cars dashed downward with terrific speed. the bodies Of the crew being hurled against the sides Of the cars when the Dixmuds struck the water. All the ears. according to The regulations. were closed except that of the com mander.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
nnIN,, ID HOLY INNp.

Boston. Jan. 7.-Cardinai O'Conncti isft today by automobile for New York. whence h" plans 10 sail on the Empress or Scotland next Monday for a tour of the holy land. He cAprcts 10 he abroad for about three months.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
WITHDRAW rARLEy's NAME

Washington. Jan 7.--The nomina- ton of Chairman Edward P. Farley or Chicago. as a member of the ship ping board. was formally withdrawn today by President Coolidge. The senate commerce committee had re- fused to approve if and Mir. Farley has resigned.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
,n,,.tn rILI.,ns etmrN.

New York. Jan. 7.--BeBiamin rra- ger of Therrac,.r System. Inc. plead ed guilty in federal court today 10 an indictment charging use Of the mails 10 dcfraud. growing out or an inV"s- tigation Of ,hs sale Of stock Of tltt GIsss Caekrt G'o.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

, The fact that the artists who are to appear on the program. are so well known throughout the state will be sure to attract large gathering. Miss 1 annoy, who will also appear on the Odd Fellows installation program to- morrow night, is an artist in q line which is considered q great deal more difficult than any other method of entertainment. She is pupil Of Miss llaylind Of West Hartford and will be sure to please those who hear her. Besides Miss I.amo!, the additional attraction of Mrs. Olive E. Stoddard, soprano soloist and Miss Lois Phelps, local pianist, will make the evening one of complete enjoyment.
 Leaves for the South
 Mrs. George T. Clark of Broad street left Saturday for Coosada. Ala bama. to make her future home with her daughter. Mrs. Clark has been well known resident of Plainville aad has a large circle of friends who will regret her departure to another sec ton.
 Rebckah Lodge Installation
 The recently elected officers Of Martha Eebekah lodge. I. 0. 0. F. will be installed this evening in Odd Fellows hall. Following the cere- monies. social time will be held and refreshments will be served. All members are asked 10 attend the af- fair as number of important mat ters are to come ap for discussion.
 Lodge Installations
 The officers Of Brock Barnes post. American Legion will be installed at d meeting to be held Wednesday evening at o'clock in the post rooms on Whiting street. A social time will be held in connection with the affair and refreshments will be served.
 The officers Of Pythian Temple, Pythian Sisters, will be installed in office at a meeting to be held in odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening A pleasing evening has been planned for the members
 PlainyiiIc Friefs
 Pearl W. Smith. Carrier No. , at the local post office has resumed his duties after several days illness.
 Miss Susan Harrison Of Hough street. is reported to be considerably improved in health.
 The We-uns club will meet this evening at the home of Miss Bernice Mitchell on East street. Charles Fl. calor, second selectman for the town. is ill at his home on West Main street
 
 Our eleventh annual sale is now on. We are offering s0es discount on our entire stock Of dry goods. mems wear, window shades. floor coverings and boots, shoes and rubbers for men, women and children. Sale continues for two weeks, ending Sat, Jan. i9 II. A. James, West Main St.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
SHOT TO DEATH

sumter. <. C.. Jan. 7.--Dr. Archi. China. 5x. yice-president Of tho First National bank Of Sumter. was found death in the bathroom of his home today win a bullet wound in bis head. No weapon was found either in the bathroom or the adjoining rooms
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Nn1cr

The members of seausssen iodEe No. 54. [. o. Q. F.. are hereby Earued to be present tn the lodge rooms at g west Main street. Piainviiie. Conn. at ?. m. al the call of a special mtstihg in due form for ihe following purposc. To accept the report of the auditing committee.
 Signed.
 Glenn HadeIiTe. \. c Attest.
 F. R. Ackeft.
 Recording sccrttary.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
"CascaretS" l0c Best Laxative
 for Bowels
..Ther vol whils You slssp.

They Work While You Sleep
 If you feel sick. dizsy. upset. if your head is dull or aching. CT your stom- ach is sour or gassy, just take one or two pleasant .'Cascsrets" 10 relieve constipation and diiousness. No grip incest csthsrtic-ia&atiSe on earth for Men. Women and Chiidren- ice 5oSes. also g and Ste si1s s--aBy drug store.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Items of Interest

Bernard r. Moore has been re- moved to the Hartford hospital for treatment. according to reports to- day.
 Miss Ruth n. Anderson has rc- stunned her duties as nurse in St. Haphaef's hospital. New Haven. after a two weeks visit with her parents in kensington.
 Mrs. Charles E. Sharpe and son have returned from sisit with friends iB Hartford.
 Mrs. William Banard0 of Kemsing- ton entertained Mrs. Darwin Bunting Of MiddeitOwn over the weekend.
 Airs. Roy HuItgren of kensingtOn is confined to her nome with illness.
 William Wbitham Of Kensingtcu left Saturday for st Petersburg. Florida. where he zin spend the re- ru-FvTrlr rr tlar rr-frf4r
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
sIrn's Bible t'laSs

fiev. Samuel SutcliGe of St. Marks Episcopal church, New Britain. will h. inc speaker of the evening ai the next meeting of the Mems Bible class of I'erlin. which will take place Wednesday evening at o'clock in the Community house. Rev. Mr. Sutcliffe will have as his subject his experiences on the western frontier during the world war. He is an in- tcrs sting speakcr and large number of the members Will turn out to wei- com" him. it is expected. Following the address refreshments Will be served and q social hour enjoyed. The regular business meeting will take place before ths address
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
East Berlin Items

The ladies of the Sacred Heart church uiIl Fivs ? whisi social iu ths church psriors this eSeriuE si o'clock isscs uclnern,y Hili stt as hesiesSe&
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Berlin Church Note.

The Woman's Aid Society of the Perrin Congrr gational church will meet Wednesday afternoon al 5 o'ctVck at the homo Of Mrs. Francis Dsning of Berlin street.
 Th. weekly prayer meeting al the church will b. held on Thursday evening at 7:2a o'clock. Rev. Samuel A iiskr being in charge of the service. The Boy Scouts will meet at o'clock on Friday evening with f:ry, Mir, Fislt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

There goes a great track man" ''fIc looks like hobo 10 me.
 He is."-OreEou Lemon Punch.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
SOUTHINGION NEWS

An enthusiastic service was held in the First Baptist church yesterday. llomar HammontreC, song leader Of the Northheld conference, led the singing and was SO enthusiastically received that hc will continue his stay in the church conducting scrv- ices at s.3o this evening and tomor. TOW evening.
 At service held in the plantsyille Baptist church last evening he was well received and the attendance both at this service and at the services held in the other churches during the week broke all past records.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Mems I.,ccum Needing

The next meeting Of inc Men's Ly- coum Of ks nsington will be held on Monday evening. January "A. at the kensington Methodist church. The question Of placing the railroads of New England under unified control will bc disciispd by two teams.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
skating Is spoiled

SkHtCrs at llans pond are com plain ag because of the number of pecpte who hayt becn fishing through iha .cc leaving holes in tho fee and causing the skaters mucn troubae ti-Onl falls. some say the skating has been suoiIed
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
! HEAD STUFFED FROM | CkfARRH OR A COLD

Says Gram Applied in Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up.
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
LseTlIn 4 CWS -.- ------ -+v--- -'-- HART Az" HEATS
 KENSIR.T'CaI TA.,S' Installed as President al Gee. monies iic.l is,te'iay ho,nins iICGEE IJ i'G. i' G1...-PRESlDEhT
so Trace of s'r' Iar--pli D"ii- mm,> Az [ n. i--I''rn''' t"m- mit'r" o ,niricaa Legion Meets Ton in.--- n'S E''ir tias~ Ne"i- iu.---i'iW

Ton .hi..-- a'~ sst,lr tss~ Ntri-
 ing--i,in1
 James Il su r."., Id is pr ,sj- .,oni of tiia St. x. and B. pgciety of lisran. n and tn rorc- iiontcs held i1Hs morn ng al th" hall in ktnBG son. I'm installation york was pni gn by an of crr oi the T. X. E. soricty of Nw i1r.iain.
 Peter McGrc# wts installed az vie" prcsr1cnt. i'cttG Corr as recording secretary. BY ard ]. Moore as finnn. riHl secretary. l' hp q ana as tr"asHr- TT and William N. l'5 gan, r. ]. iiueh- ir, nnJ W.liiata BinaFdo as trustees.
 The marshall is Robert Pagan and fa" sareeart-at-arils is Fr nk Cana. The r. \. E. drum corps will hold is rehearsal this esenng at tllr hall 1hs ti' frs rehearsal in three acoAs and ir is cNp rted that there nilt be a great deai or Iork 10 be cone. several new D. $ haFc been received and will h tred out.
 The weekly wh's i'll te';e piac" "wednesday evon'ng at $ o'clock at inc hall. with the usual prizes Tor thc wia- nnrs and also several oihGr sp. ciai prizes.
 Car Not I:.sU,cttal
 No word has ben received from the police regarding the car owned by George Prentice. local manufacturer. which was stolen from in front Of T.e Iial Tabarin. Hartford. on Thursday ttrning last ss Mr. Prentice and party were dining at ih" resiurant.
 This is tho second csf in the Prcn- ice family that has been stolen from that vicinity. About year ago n car lt.longing to Harold Clark. son-in-las of Mr. Prentice. was stolen from the same place. No trace has eyer been found oT ihc missing machine.
 lind Old Documents
 Paul and John Giana proprietors af the Giana Grocery store in kensinG- ton. in looking through sonc material at the store today. found 8 number Of old legal documents. drawn up when Berlin vas still in it's infancy as town. There arc q number of old var rantee deeds and quit claim deeds. AS well as sor1e old mortgae" deeds in Inc assortment and they date from ikss 10 1888. Therc arr also souc old checks on tie Berlin Savings bank. which arc signed hy E E. Tpson then treasurer.
 Tho old deeds are signed by Alfred North in 1s54. John T.. Higgins in 1888 and Francis Deming in isSG.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

Miss Anna May Cory has returned to the college of New Rochelle. New Rochelle. \. '.
 The pubic Is invited to attend the meeting Of the southington Business Mems association this esenins. A talk on radio will be given by Mir. krause. radio expert of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

In a well played game the PcNto five Of this town dcieatcd the Silver City five Of Meiiden by score of 4i to % in the Town hall Saturday eve ming. The work of Hartford. local dash, was the feature of the game. In the preliminary game the Eagle A. C. Of this town defeated the Terry vile \. C. by score of 2P to i0. The work Of Jack Mariana was the bright spot in the local quintet.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cunning ham and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson were received into the church fellowship at the First Congregational church yes- tcrfay. Misses Edith Watson, Eliza beth Willis. Catherine Willis and Rob- crt Graham were received on con- fcssion of faith.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07

At meeting of tho Harmony Chapters 0. F.. s.. to be held Tuesday evening the newly elected officers will be installed in office. Past Worthy Mstron Edith F. Neal will be in charge Of the ceremonies.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Quiet Heians supreme

Plainsille has been q model Of peace and good will for inc rest Of the state during the past few days. ac. cording 10 all evidences as far as the police are concerned. No arrests have been made within the past week and no cases remain 10 be tried on the 10. cal police court docket. Despite this, however. Deputy Sheriff r.. W. Furrey has been kept busy investigating com plaints Of various kinds, but accord. ing 10 sll reports, none of the com. plaints received have resulted in ar- rests.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Returns io College

Allen T. llazrn. son of Rev. carln' ton naaen and Mrs. Ilazen. returned ih.s afternoon 10 Yale university whore h. Will rrsumc his studics.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
PIunlb,Ts Busy

Plumbers Of the city piled up lists or calls for today during the week end when the cold snap wrecked havoc among water pipes and notoir cars. Garage men were kent busy On Saturday night towing in machines that had frozen ur while owners were shopping.
 s,a,olarsIair Noti,-~ Dispatched.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
Church Noiings s,In.IuI~I
NsnianS CJub Cnp,ytt

The CCHrert and musicaIs fo be held in tho Congregational church Wednesday evening for the b,refi Of the library fund under the auspices of the Wornan's club or Piainvffle. will be one of the most suecessful social affairs of the season according to the latest report of the committee in charge of the affair. 4 large num- Der of visitors from surrounding towns and cities have notified the committee that they will be present.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-07
,lHre arc also many which were sign. rd by thc late William Buikcicy.
 EN,suti,c Committee Meeting


 \ well baby conference will be held ai l'orester's hall on Wednesday after noon from until o'clock. All mothers are invited To bring their young childrun 10 this meeting.
 kcns.Itgion Church Notes Tht mHnda cub of the kcnsington tnns,'t ,;i,tional cnurch %ill meet ta- morrow evening in the church pariors al 7:ap o'clock. Tho girls arc request ea tO bring ilnir books with ta,m Tn se books have to do with missions ary work,
 i'ho executive committee Of the x ns,naaon Hoy Scout troop will meet tp.rvN e,rn,ng with Paul c. Baker, the Bcoutnastcr, at his home. The fr-ular meeting of the troop will bc h.ia on Friday evening at 1:SU o'clock.
 Returns io College
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