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New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
ArchbishoDs to Pay for
 Missionary Exhibition

Rome. March 1?.--I.a spoca says That Archbishops Hayes and Mund,l- oin Of Chicago. who arc to bs created cardinals at the coming consistory. VIII pay the expenses of missionary "Nhihition to ." held within thc pro. cincts or tn" Vatican ncNt year. The 'xhibition will form one of thc chief attractions or th" holy year obscrv- rnc". and will cost i5oo.Oo0. it is cs- timatpd
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
WELCOME IN SWITZERLAND

T8ern', MarCh l2. Ahough thr Swiss government has not got made q dofinit" decision regarding Abdul Medjid. the exilcd cafiph. it is con
 sidcred certain he will bt, allowed to live in Switzerland on condition ina, T refrain from political or religious nropa sanda. \ repetition of .unythiug llko his appeal 70 the Noeltms for an Islamic congress for instance. would be ohiectionable to thc government.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
 TAX OF q MILLS
 LEVIED IN BERLIN Decided on at Meeting Of Finance
 Board at Town Hall HIGH RATE IS OPPOSED
Endio Part, and Entertainment Post poncd--tll kcnsington Team To Bc Awarded First Prize - We'll Baby Cpnfcrcucc--ItcmS Of Interest.

!, taN rate of 27 milg for the town or Berlin was dcrid, q upon at u meet ina Of thr board of finance in ihc town hail last night. Francis Dcn,ing presided al thc meeting and other members present were Robert O. Clark. Claude N. Stevens. Bernard F. Moor, Jamos j. f'itzsimmons. Miss Johann Murray. tho other member of thu board. was not present,
 The budget for the year shows q total ot si23.l3s.is to bo raised by tsNoH. this being partly cared for by the personal taxes. which amount to about s3,06o. lcavins approximately ,y si:n.o0O io bc raised by property taNca. The granI list this year is st33S.i25.
 l.osidcnts of Berlin hat, for Ions time been dissatisfied with thc high taS fa.c. Wh-n the fire district is added. the total to he paid by prop rrty holders is sw"ll,d to 35 or 3G mills and citizens point to New Britain and rlainsillo where the rate is only a3 mills and where the people get so much moro for their money.
 Ii is true. as brought out by com
  water and lighting conycnicnccs, but fire protection is not readily available and road conditions might be improy- cd.
 one argument brought forward against the high tax rate is that il tends to discourage tho growth CT the town. People. rather than pay such high rate. will take up their resi- dcnce elsewhere. They arr literally being driven away. Thosn having business connections here in many eases. commute from Now Britain.
 Marine Studics
 kensington people ar" having a good chance to study thc beauties CT tho marine world today a.s they walk along Main street. The street is a sea of mud and water aud the need Of sidewalks and cIrbs is brought forcibly to the attention Of those hav- ing any business along inc strce et or passing through tle mire. Many comments were heard today. I Frank FoEliati. proprietor Of one Of Kensine1on's places or business. being one Of those who voiced the opinion that ono of the greatest Improvements 1, for Kensington would be suitable !
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Per Ord,
Rub the Spine

If yUu believe the spine is the seat of most of your physical ills. and more people are thinking so .yefy day. just give t a gentle massage every night win Joint Essa and watch the helpful results. Many 9ca- pie are getting it daily from al drug gisis and other goo1 pharmacies.
 The nam" is Joint Ease a1d ff's the one big discovery for sts1. swollen. iH- ilamed joinis-and tulBe for only 60 saHfS
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
REPUBLICAN cAtCls.

The Republican voters of ;hc Town of Tlajntillc z-iIl assemble. .n Town Hall Wednesday evening. March ia. iF"f. for ,l" rurposc 7f ..irrti1g aeic- gates 70 inc Republican Stat. ''unv.n- tlon and Congressional TisfTiri Ton "ntion 70 bc bId in Hart ord. Npril and 2. ia9i. for fhe election of .lcic- gates 10 inc Republican Natiora1 ''on- 'cntion and fhe appointment of s State central Committee.
 Also for the pUrpose of r;rcfirs d Topn Committee for inc ensuing .p.o sf ars. and to transact any other busi- ns ss proper to be done at said mect- ing.
 Per Order
 TOWN COMMITTEE.
 Edwin II. Hills. Chairman. piainvill", Conn. March S. 1894
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Cause of Piles

Dr. Leonhardt found the cause Of piles to Dc internal. That's why salves and operations fail to give lasting re- lief. His prescription. Hcmroid. a harmless tablet. removes the caus4-. Money back if fl fails. Ask tho Clark < TSraincrd Co. or any good druggist for Dr. Lconhsrdt's HsInr0id.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

rooms os Whiting street. \ report will be made by the com bS-ec in charge of the recent food sale and plans will be/discussed pertaining to membership campaign. An effort will be made by the auxiliary in the near future 10 enlist every woman in town who is eligible to join the or ganization and teams will probably be formed tomorrow nigl1
 Rehearsal Postponed The rchea rsal of the minstrel show which will present the entertainment { for the St. Patrick's night social in the Community thcatcr. was post ponod last evening because Of the failure Of the electric lights to shine. The troupe will rehearse Thursday and Friday nights in the church hall on Broad street.
 WOman's Federation
 The Woman's Federation Of the Congregational church will hold a '.enten sewing meeting tomorrow aft ernoon at o'clock in the church par lors. All members are urged .> at tend as this will be an important scs- sion.
 Episcopal Church Notes.
 Holy Communion twas celebrated this morning at 10 o'clock in the Episcopal church Of Cur Saviour. This evening at o'clock there will be a meeting of the Knights Of Wash irston.
 Friday-S p. m.. Lcntcn service with address.
 Commerce Chamber Meeting.
 Tho reguiarly monthly meeting Of the Pldpsille Chamber Of Commerce will heheld in the new rooms on Pierce street tomorrow evening. The directors of the chamber will' meet shortly after o'clock SO that inc business Of the meeting might be con- pleted by S:l5. the scheduled time for the commencement Of the address by Superintendent Of State Police Robert T. Hurley. Several reports from i'm poriant committees will be acted on al the directors meeting. and il is the hope Of the officers that all dircc- tors will be present.
 Plainvillc Briefs
 George l.. Griswold has moved his family from Broad street to Bunncn avenue.
 Miss Anne Donahue of Elm Cour, Is confined to her homo with an at tack Of illness.
 Mrs Catherine Clayton Of Whiting street is seriously ill at her home from lohar pneumonia.
 lstI Prairie State incubators. F. R. Williams. New Britain .ANe.---ad,t
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
East Berlin Items

Tn" local members Of the Order Of Eastern Star will attend a meeting at Cromwell this evening.
 Miss Virginia Root. who has been spending tho past few months as the guest ot relatives in Washington, D, C.. has returned to hcr home in Main street and accepted q position in Hartford.
 The regular weekly meeting Of the Community club will be held in the basement or tho Methodist church this evening at x o'clock.
 The weekly meeting of the Junior League wiil bc held in the social room Of tho Methodist church Thurs. day afternoon al 1 o'clork.
 X Icntcn Rer,ice will be held at et. Gari"'s church Thursday evening at I:3o o'clock. l,ev. Samuel Sntcli,fe of New Britain will have charge of the E, rNicc.
 The Sacred Heart minstrcIs will present their second performance at the Athletic hall next Monday eve ming at o'c'ock. Dancing will bc en- jored after the ent tnrt1inment
 The Junior Athletic club. under ,hr Of William oglc. held fheir weekly meeting last evening.
 Mrs. Archer Walsh entertained tho members Of the @iafanso" club at her homo on Wilcox avenue last evening"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

walks, so that pedestrians would lS in no danger of drowning while on their way 10 do shopping or get the mail. Passing automobiles striking any of tho numerous pools of muddy wator, threw showers Of spray on unfortunate by-standcrs, adding 10 the m"rrment.
 Canadian tD speak
 Robert R. T. Giant of Arcadia, Nova Scotia. will deliver tho address of tho evening at the monthly meet ing of the Berlin Mems Bible class at the community houSn bnight. Mir. Giant will have n message of impor- tHnrr to bring to the members of the class and wifi tell something of life in Nova Scotia, llr is reported to bc un interesting and humorous speaker
 Lights Out
 X fctcfsion to crinoline days was staged in Berlin last evening when the ulcrtric lights in town went out for a few hours. Tho stores were be- sicged with calls for candles, oil and lamps and the entire stock was soon sold ont. Some of the householdcrs fortunately had lamps. while others depended on candles and even lan- terms for Illumination. The trolleys kept on their schedule.
 All kcnsiuctOns Win
 The All kcnsington bowling team Of the kcnsington league will bc present "d with s25 in gold nt the annual loagu" banquet which will bc held in Lloyd Han. k"nsington. on Thursday evening. March 20, at o'clock. The Berlin Construction team will receive thr priHc of BIO for coming in second.
 Other prizes vii b" awarded as fol- lows. Cooncy, s7.5o for high averages. MT. Cooncy, who is member of thc 1Berlin Construction team. will also re cciNc the priz" of s750 for inc high thr"c string. Horn will be awarded d prizc of s5 for Inc high single. The high team total pria" of slg will go to inc Berlin Construction companys team. Probably on" of the most i'm portant awards will bc that Of si. which goes to Rayno, his claim to fame being the winning of the low single.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
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aAl SSb 8As-llbA Tonight at tfc Ideal alleys. q team composed Of Cook. Dunbar and Duffy Of tlfe Hutton store in Bristol and II. Garfield Jones Of the PIaintfne store will roll a special match against q team com posed Of tlIe men from
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 T1'e ATnericaB Legion auNiIiary Uf Iirock-I:atnes post wiH mcct tomor- row night al o'cI0ck ir sbz rnsf
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

The high averages were made by the following: Cooncy. s5: Johnson. g.: Hoffman. 93; u'Corncil. g3: An- thony. a2; Horn. Hg: McCabc. ei: Moi fatt a1. II. Smith. %: Meyers. 20: MCCormack. 90: N. Pagan, so: W. Moore. 20: high three string, Cooncy. 32i:high single. Horn. l2G; high team total, l'criin Construction. 1850: low single. Eayno. 57.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Another Battle Coming.

The Berlin Construction company bow-lers will roll for the championship of the factory at Rogers alleys. New Britain. tonight. Each man aiIl bowl ihrcc games. The man batiny 'hc hi1hfst pinGaH Winnins ibs 'i'is-
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
TIlunbull Bowling Notes.

The f"nro bowling league held he weekly schedule at thc Ideal alleys last evening with tho follow ing .ndi. Nidual and team results:
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
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Tor. Charles W. Moody was able To b" ont for the first timo today after having been confined to his homo for several weeks with illness. Ilc said he was feeling fairly well and expect. ed 10 resume his practice next week. lie is attending to his oI1icc calls ai the present me.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Postpone ntcrtainmcnt

The entertainment planned for fo- night at inc Warrington school has been postponed until tomorrow night. It was learned today. A radio enter. tainmcnt and program furnished h, pupils at the school will be ;hc attrac- ton and refreshments will bc serycd
 Old Fashioned Dance.
 Miss Iucy V. McCabc of ITavcr. straw, N. '" spent th" weekend and Inc carly part Of the wcnk with Mir. and Mrs. Gcorgn Griffith q, fhrir hom" in kensingtcn. Miss McCabc 4, well known ir Konsington. having been a visitor here several times. She is a physio-thorapist and has recently been transferred from the Walter Reed hospital In Washingi on io he Letterman government hospital in San Francisco. She will go by gov. ernment transpor; through the pana. ma canal.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Committee Meeting.

The k"nsington bowling IcaGuc banquet committee will meet at T. X. F. hail sunday afternoon at , o'clock. The captains will report tho number Of men who expect 10 attend the ban- quct.
 Each team will he allowed seven men al the banquet. All others who desire to attend may secure tickets from T. Malarncy at the American Paper Goods company or James Thompson at inc Iicriin Cons1 ruction company before Saturday.
 \ turkey supper with all ihe frin.s.' ufll be ssrtrI
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Plainvillc Briefs

Is|l Prairie state incubators. F.. R. Williams, New Britain Ave.-ad,t
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
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New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

T;osc kiniry and George Baiog won the first prize al inc weekly T. 4. E. whist held last night. The consola- tioh awards went tO Mrs. Mary Carey and William Chamberlain. Cakes were aHarded to James C. Hart and William Chamberlain.
 The weekly whist given by inc la dies Of st. Paul's church will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock al T. 4. E. hall.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
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New Britain herald., 1924-03-12
Well Baby Conference.
WfnnerS at Whist.

\ well haby conference was held in Torcs'ers' hall. kensington. this after nnnn from z nnfil 1 n,.If,ck
New Britain herald., 1924-03-12

Mrs. Johr C. North of Cedar street was taken to the Hartford hospital where sho was scheduled to undergo an operation for appendicitis this morning. No reports were had on her case at latn hour Ioda,
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17
WILL ATTEMPT TO
 SCALE MT. LOGAN

A party of Canadians, head ed by Albert H. Mccarthy, a wealthy Canadian, will at tempt the ascent of Mt Logan during the summer of 1925 according to statement pub lished in the Mccarthy News, based on a letter received from H. F. Lambert, of the Canadian Geodetic Survey. Lambert will be with the party in the capacity of vice leader.
 Mount Logan is the second highest peak on the North American continent, towering 19,540 feet above sea level. Glaciers, that cover the earth's surface miles in every direct ion flow down it's slopes. It stands in isolated grandeur, one of the most inaccessible peaks in the world.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17
67 CORPORATIONS ARE
 DROPPED FOR FAILURE
 TO PAY ANNUAL TAXES

Sixty-seven corporations have have been stricken from the records of the Secretary Of Alaska for failure to pay an nual corporation taxes, ac- cording to an announcement made by J. r. Starr, Chief Clerk. Of those dropped 26 were domestic and Al for eign concerns.
 Among the number are sev- eral which have been suc- ceeded by new corporations and which failed to dissolve the original companies, oth- CTS have ceased to do bus mess, while many, while still in business, have failed to pay their taxes, it was stated.
 The companies stricken, said MT. Starr, owe corporatio1i taxes to the Territory for 1922, 23 and "A. They have until July 1, next to be rein stated which may be accomp- lished by payment of back taxes, yearly penalties and an additional penalty, the total for each corporation being $72.50.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

Outside advices report that Federal Judge Thomas M. Reed, of the District Court of the First Division, was recent ly united in marriage to Mrs. Venetia Pugh.
 The magistrate and his bride are expected to arrive in Jun eau during the present week.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

there, but I did hurry back just as fast as I could. Why, I ran all the way from the store"
 Say folks, won't this be a great country when the appli- cation of good advice equals the supply? We say SO!
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17
Just For Fun

The celebrated Dr. Allen Craig of Chicago says married men live about 12 years longer on the average than single men, but a certain well known Hyd- erite says that is all bunk; they don't really live longer-it just seems longer.
 The old maxim is now amend ed to read: Where there's a will there's sure to be a contest by the relatives who were left out in the cold.
 Experts assert that there are enough undeveloped oil lands to keep the world in gasoline for another five hundred years. Sam Wagner says there are al- so enough unpromoted mining stocks around here to keep investors biting for twice that number of years.
 If politeness is such a virtue, how is it that most of us are anxious to avoid being seen reading a book on etiquette?
 The Blueberry Kid says we have more privileges under ou1 government than any other people. When England, for in- stance, don't like her gover!.- Iment she has to put it out of office, while over here we can | set around and swear at ours for a couple of years.
 Just before sailing on a voy- age to Europe, little Virginia s mama had a permanent wave put in her hair, a procedure ! in which Virginia was very much interested. While on the water someone asked her if her mother was seasick. To which query Virginia replied: !" No, I'm quite sure she is not cause she's got a permanent wave. " ! Smith believed in keeping his name before the public, claim ing it helped business. While convalescing in city hospital after an operation he wrote to f the newspaper in his home 1 town, describing his exper- fences. Speaking of his cheer | ful surroundings, he said |: there are six fine windows in my room" Unfortunately the linotype operator left the "n''
 out of windows and Smiths
 wife made flying trip to the
 city to zee how hubby was get ting along.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

Cordova is progressive. Her citizens have an eye on the communal welfare and devoi- opment and are willing to push it along, even to the extent of digging down into their jeans. This is clearly demonstrated by the result of a recent straw bal lot, held for the purpose of ascertaining the views of the populace regarding proposal to issue municipal bonds for the purpose of constructing a new school house. Out of a total of 165 votes cast, ninety of the taxpayers favored an is- sue of $1OO,000 of bonds; 70 were for an issue of $25'000, while one voted for $65, ,00O. the remaining ballots were spoiled. That kind of a spirit means progress.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

performed. Similar laws have existed in various nations in the past. These. however, were invariably based upon religious principles. The Turkish rest day, although falling on Frl- day, the Moslem Sabbath, is not of entirely religious char acter and it's legal enactment was, we understand, animated more by an appreciation of the social and economic effects than a desire for religious ob- ,sarvance. If this is really the case the "unspeakable Turk is indeed making progress in emancipating himself from the benighted past, in addition to giving the world an example of progressiveness.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

Having emerged from the darkness of the Middle Ages and joined the ranks of prog ress, the Turks are displaying remarkable capacities for go- ing the world one better in in- augurating new social and pol itical conventions. Their lat
 est innovation is the enactment of a law designating a national day of rest. on which only the most necessary duties may be
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

With several new and finan- cially powerful concerns pre- pairing to enter the local devel- opment field and with practlc- ally every one of the concerns operating last year preparing to renew their activities dur ing the coming open season, several on a vastly increased scale. Hyder may we'll look forward to a season of increas- ed prosperity and progress. All signs indicate that the district has seen the last of the long, lean years of waiting for capiyal to develop it's latent mineral resources.
 As of old, the prophet is with out honor in his own land but the Miner is nevertheless ready to venture the prophecy that the coming summer will be the best that Hyder has seen, measured by the development activities in the hills and the volume of local business.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

Mother sent little Johnny to the grocery. Now be sure and hurry back" was her final in- junction. Two hours later John- ny came hurrying in, all out of breath and was sharply rep rimanded. Well Mom.," he said, " I did stop on the way
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

The Treasury Department says the new silver dollars are not so much used as the old style coinage because they do not stack good. We don't know because we never get enough to stack.
Hyder weekly miner., 1924-03-17

A Texas physicist, after an exhaustive analytical research, has determined that the net material value of a man is jus St about 98 cents. This, of course when dead and like immortal Ceasar, turned to clay" or, in other words reduced to his basic material elements. The author of this distinctly bar gain counter estimate is Dr. C.. A. Pierle, head of the Depart ment of Chemistry of the West Texas Teaching College. Dr Pierle has found that the body of a man weighing 150 pounds, if divided into it's component chemical elements, is con- posed of enough water to wash a pair of blankets, iron enough to make a ten-penny nail, lime sufficient to white wash small chicken coop and enough sulphur to kill the fleas on good sized dog. He estimates that all of the ele- ments enumerated could be purchased at a drug store for 98 cents. Quite an infinitesimal price, especially when con- trasted with the inflated val ue many egoistical mortals place unon themselves.
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