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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-04
BIRTHS.

Carl p. and Ada Poore, boy.
Harvey A. and Amanda "A. Dren-
George L. ana Agnes Danforth. girl.
Romeyn B. and Kathalsene J.
Albert Moo. and Dorothy p. Bled-
Hemmins ana Marguerite n. Lin
wlli lam Il. And Agnes ,. Reynolds.
boy.
Joseph II. ana May A. Lucas. boy.
Charles r. and Mary w. Pettis, boy.
Frank w. and Aylette Simpson. boy.
Deimar and Jennie n. Maple, girl.
Harry L. and Estelle p. Dalton, boy.
John B. III. and Sara T. Lord. girl.
Arthur and Mildred A McGregor.
boy.
william p and Helen N. Money, boy.
Frederick and Edith Lesner, boy.
Joel and Louise Davie, girl.
Theodore l.. and Charlotte GILL girl.
Thomas and Teresa Hackstaff, boy.
Allen II. and Noema While, boy.
Norman and Ella Kelly, girl.
George and Elizabeth Kelly, girl
EIWood and Louise Wright. girl.
Samuel and Vera Jones. boy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04
Another animal that is becoming
extinct is the courtesyoftheroad

There won't be any census to take
in 1880 unless they make motor traf-
fic safer for democracy.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04

They say girls always look like
their fathers. Some of them Smoke
like them too.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04

A foreigner is a fellow that knows
all the verses of America" by heart.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04
CROSS WORD PUZZLES
HOW TO SOLVE A cRoss.woRp PUZZLE

HOW CROSSWORD
the in
both
Indicated refers
column hea
n
next
letters In the black
and obsolete in deanitons ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04

One Roam Horse, years cid
One Cow, will be fresh in January
One Swiss Cow, years old
One Grade Guernsey Cow
Two Grade Guernsey Heifers, yearlings
One Heifer Calf, months old
One Grade Guernsey Heifer, months old
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04
Machinery

One Wagon and Hay Hack
One 2-Section Harrow
One Garden Cultivator and Seeder
One II inch Walking Plow
One Cultivator One Cycle Grinder
One Bone Grinder One Buggy
One Set of Light Harness
One Single Harness
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-12-04

Three Bedsteads, Springs and Mattresses
One Folding Bed and Mattress
One Cot Two Dressers
One Chiffionier One Wardrobe
One Full Cabinet Sewing Machine
One Dining Table Six Dining Chairs
Four Rockers One Kitchen Cabinet
One Range One Heater
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

together, was granted this morning by Judge J. NJ. Donovan at the po- lice court session in the complaints gainst Samuel krantz and Harry Weinraub, who are alleged to be im- plicated in the enticement of s25,- 000 from Mrs. Edith NJ. Cook of s1 Main street in stock manipulations. Bonds Of sl5,000 in the cases were continued. Along with Krantz and Weinraub will appear Michael Klein. David Dubrin and Joseph Goldberg, alias Boyd. The last named was ar- rested yesterday afternoon by the New York police while Klein was taken in charge the day before.
 With the arrest of five of the men, alleged to be members of the stock financing group. only three men re- main at large out Of the eight, said 10 have comprised the Bankers Finance O.. the Syndicate Finance O.. or other organizations which con- ductcd the stock sales.
 The New York police have infor- nation as to the location of the trio and expect to have them in the net within a few days.
 Bristol Briefs.
 A lnrre number from this city at- tended tho a5oth anniversary of the founding of the city Of Waterbury today.
 Announcement has been made Of the erraromont of Miss Luverne Churchill of Stcarns street and Mar sh~u Niland of Roston. Mass.
 Vert hington smith has returned from Syracuse University for the summer vacation.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
EMERSON RESIGNS
 AS HEAD OF BOARD
Trustees Of KensinstOn COnsresa- tiOnal Church Lose Member
SUIT AGAINST THE TOWN
Final Meeting of Parents and Teach CTS Association - Big Night From Drum Corps--Children's Day ser,- ices in the Churches of inc Town.

Thomas W. Emerson has resigned from the board of trustees Of the kcn- sington Congregational church, it be- came known today Mir. Emerson rendered his resignation at inc month- iy meeting Of the board at tho home or Miss Marjorie Moore last night.
 When asked today for reasons gov nrning his withdrawal from the board. Mir Emerson declined 10 say any thing regarding the situation beyond the statement that "I have reasons
 Mir. Emerson acted as chairman Of tho board and was highly regarded by his sssociatcs. Ii was stated today that the resignation uill he accepted. Tre heard elected Frank n. Clark ss tompoisry chairman Of the board, ,,nudinr 3 permanent election by the church. < special meeting will have to he called 10 install s permanent chairman and elect a new member to take Mir. Bmerson's place.
 Suit Against the Town
 Mrs. r. T.. Bradley has brought suit asaiust inc town of Ecrlin, through l fis l1NUEf iatTI bl aNfN ipIitdiit aiming title to land which the town a'ao claims if is understood. Mrs. iiradior owns about six acres of land in kcnsinEton west Of inc Congrega- tiouai church and had made arrange ments 10 sell same 10 George \. Quir- it~ of New Britain.
 The plaintiff claims that her prop etty extends to thc road. but the town claims title 10 strip of land some feet in width, bordering on the road in the report. In order 10 clear tho title to this land Mrs. Bradley has brought the suit.
 Oritcrs Elected
 ]. \. Williams was elected president of the Hubbard school Parents and Teachers association at the annual
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Mighty Healing Power
 of PetersOn's Ointment


 "I pish could publish all the grateful letters [ cet every week" says Peterson. T dout believe snsane on thls earth has sl'N harpy tiue at work as have. All [ Go is mate ptterson's ointment and read isttefs llke these that come right from the heart.
 "t had ar uicer on rns snkls had it so years and couid not get f healed For the iast six .ears had several doctors. [ got anc b1Y of vour otmmetn and it simost hrpltd tt and it ras entirely hesled before had used Tho ssaand hov. don't think there is hotter remedy m earth" Mrs ]. C. Henderson. sso gprssde street Vim zt ion. srism x. T.
 Tetersan's Ointment is just ss good Fer niles as it is for old sores. II stops itching of e."suaa rifnast instantly. There isn't m. thing i1 tht vas of rmplss or face t'erisi'ss thsi r part chase sVsr. and Tor sore fee', rhafinr. sInhuru, scslds tuts ard bruises there is nothing so sure or speedy. 75 rents. e0r, si.op. ESQ. ss.a1.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
SOUlHINGTON NEWS

The cases of Frank and Mary Rap leWski. Ignatz Sinkievictz and An- tonic Leo charged with violation of the ii TOT law which were scheduled to ha heard in the superior court in Hartford yesterday afternoon were postponed until next week. They are the last of six bound over to the su- pcrior court as the result of the li- uuor raid conducted by County De- tcctive Edward J. Hickey here several weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

The wafer will be turned off from Towers corner. all Of New Britain cad. al or Pennington read. all Of Worthirgton Tire District and all branch Iises from the Is inch mains from 8. ID. 10 D. rn.. Sunday. June <. for the pur pose of making repairs .c Inc sy+i-u. AT water users on esi5 iires take noiice and protI]s ac- .ordiu-v
 WILLIAM J rAGaS. C5srk.
 g-ortAlnS on Tire District
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Sacred Heart Church.

Mass will be celebrated al Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, at Q o'clock tomorrow morning. Rev. j. C. Brennan will have charge of the service and Sunday school will fol- low,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

Al Inc special borough meeting to he held Tuesday evening it is expect cd that the borough officials will ask that rate of Sia mills will he laid. This is the same rate that vas laid last Nnar
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

People in some parts Of Scotland believe the finding of four-leaf clover denotes bad luck instead of good ucl;.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

The Lewis high school baseball team played the Windsor high school baseball team at the sand Hili grounds this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

Al the meeting of Union Grange hold in oXley Assembly hall last niEht "Childrrn's Night" was ohserred with an appropriate entertainment pros gram. oElloSnis the eNerc, es re- treatments were served.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Berlin Congregational.

The boys class will meet al 10 o'clock in the morning. Children's Day service nt lo;i5 o'clock. X Kpc- cisl program, in which the children have a prominent part, has been ar ranged and baptismal service will be held. Mems Bible class at noon in the community house. Meetings Of the Young Peoples society have been discontinued until September.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

The prize actor r. the tilted lover who can praise the successful candi. date and make it sound like he means it.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

The pnain baseball team will play the Polish Falcons on the Sand Hill grounds Sunday afternoon. The Mill dale baseball team will play the East trn A. C. team of Waterbury at the Mildalc grounds Sunday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
kensington Congregational.

Tomorrow will be observed as Chil- dren's Day in the kensington Congre- gational church and the exercises will be held in place Of the regular morn ing service. at 1oa45 o'clock. X cor dial invitation to attend is extended 10 all interested. The theme Of the service will be The Church and The Children" which brings out tho child's relation 10 the church and the great privilege all enjoy in knowing Inc church 10 be theirs, 10 honor love and make grow in beauty an strength.
 Tho offering taken at this service will he given 10 the Congregational Church Sunday School Extension so- cicty for the purpose of giving help in the starring Of new Sunday school in communities where help is reeded. This society furnishes the Childrens bay program free of charge with tho understanding that the offering be sent 10 lt.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
WOMANS CLUB PLAN
 BIG FLOWER SHOW
Proceeds to Be Donated to Public
 Library Building Fund
FOUR INJURED IN CRASH
Cahiil Property Auction-W. C. T. |. Golden. JubiIce-strny A Wedding Anniversaries - Church Notices PiajnyilIc Briefs.

Plans are being made by the Plain vile Woman's club to hold q flow CT show in Plainyile some time in Au- gust of this year for the benefit Of the newly created Public Library Building fund. The show will con- flowers grown in and about Plain vile, but the definite dates and the the place where it will be held are yet to be be decided.
 Plainville flower growers won many prizes at the Boston show last year for gladioa blooms and their species were regarded as the finest in New England. The local men among whom are Charles Diggles Msstin, Dr. Bull and others, are known throughout New England as the growers of the rarest specimens in various lines Of flowers and these men will all enter the exhibits here to help promote the fund for a library build ing.
 The flowers to he exhibited will contain among many others. all prize sHttilltnH 'l Elduihli dnu hdnllHS dllh tho varieties 10 be shown will he Dicners, Hundreds Doctor Hoags and kemps. These specimens, named after the mon who created thom, are among he finest in the world, Grow CTS from Hartford, Waterbury and other points in the state will also exhibit their blooms and from present ipdiaa thp Chnu n ha AF the finest to he held in New England.
 The blooms will be sold after inc show is finished and in this way. the Woman's club hopes to increase the fund for tho library.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Church Notices

rlainNille N. F. church--Children Day will be observed in the plam- vile N, r.. church tomorrow. Morn. ing worship will be held at i0:i5 o'clock with baptism for ihc children. Any who desire Christian baptism are requested 10 call 96i-4 this eevnine. Rev. Arthur Ball will be in charge Of all the services.
 Sunday school will be held as usual at noon.
 At o'clock Sunday evening thcrc will be special service in charge of the officers and teachers of the Sum day school with songs, recitations and dialogues being given by tho children of the Sunday school
 Plainville Baptist church Morning service at 10:30 o'clock. The pastor will preach on "A Strange Choice" :" Sunday school win follow the morn. ing service. At : ?. m. there will be the ehildrcn's concert. At T:ib D. m. Thursday evening prayer meeting will be held.
 Congregational church h-Thc morn ing service win be held at t0:i5 o'clock. Children's Day service and infant baptism win bn hold. Tho church school win be held following the morning ser,i ice. The Young Pco- pies meeting Rill be held at [ o'clock with the topic being Chris tan Courtesy"
 X. NJ. r.. Zion church The morn- ing services win he held at II o'clock. Rev. r.. Horace Brown, pastor Ril preach. Sunday school will bc hold at fe:So o'clock noon. The evening worship will be hold at $ o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
First Holy Communion.

Tomorrow morning al o'clock in the church of Our Lady Of Mercy on Broad street, s2 children will receive their first Holy Communion at the hands Of the pastor, Rev. John F.. Fay. The spectacle is always one Of the most impressive 10 be seen in the church during the year and large numbers Of the parents and friends Of the youngsters will be on hand 10 witness it.
 The mass will be a high mass in honor of the feast Of pentecost and following tho services, there win be a reception of girls into the society of the Children of Mary. The services will be concluded with bcnediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
 Mass will also be held as usual at 1 q p'Clopk
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Observe Wedding Anniversaries

Mir, and Mrs. Albert Noicht of Pennington avenue observed their 18th wedding anniversary at their home yesterday. They wore married in New Britain at St. John's German Lutheran church by Rev. Mir. Topper, pastor Of the German Lutheran church in Meriden. Since their mar riage Mir. and Mrs. Noight have made their home in New Britain and Plain vile being residents of this town for the past five years Mir. Noight ig an electrical contractor.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Cassidy of Bank street observed their 1Sth wcd- ding anniversary at their home yes terday. They have been residents of this town for a number of years and enjoy.a wide acquaintance here. They were married st the church of Our Lady of Mercy by the late Rev. Henry T. Walsh. Mir. Cassidy is employed as 2 foreman by the Trumbull Flee. tric Co,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
cnsington Methodist.


 Chil1ren's Day service at 1o:4S s. m. The children will take part in the program and it is expected that 1 s", crsi parents will present their chil- dren for baptism st this time. The theme Of th. pastors sermon will he. And there were with Him other little shirs.' l.. O. Srhieher, r. M. =. \. secretary in Hiddletowu. rill speak rt the evening service al s o'clock. his subject pciug. Why Am Not An 1nndeL"
 The Social !'er,ics class will meet Monday afternoon al 5.4b o'clock On Wednesday afternoon at 2:5G o'clocl. the Woman's Homo Missionary Eo- cicty will hold its annual meeting and election or officers al inc church. The regular Wnckiy song service will bt held Thursday evening and will bc followed by meeting of the Bible study class. hich will have as it's topic. Psalm 1o7. The Epworth meet ing following will he in charge or Clayton Lewis. The Junior league will meet Friday afternoon at s:45 o'clocS.
 Is Attending Iuncrnl
 kCrmi. Stevens. ron of Mr. and hrs. Claude W. Steyens of kcnsins- ton. is attending Inc funrtaI or Dr. Hobari c. Trusde1l. hcaamsstcr at Sufield school which is being he'd today. Ir. stevens is an alumni of the school
 East Brrlin tt~nIs.
 The library will he open Monday afternoon from s:5g 10 a:5g and in the evening from I:5o 10 9:5o o'clock for the exchange Of books.
 There Niil he ths regular morning prayer and sermon at St. Gabrici's church Sunday at 2 a. m. fo1Ioucd by Sunday school at fo o'clock. George Mitchell. assisted by Mir. Ran cor. uiIi have charge Of the service.
 The Children's day exercises riH be held at the Methodist church Sunday morning at 10:s5 2. m. The Junior league Wili meet al : ?. m. and the Ep--orth ltagus al GAS ?. m. and viil be followed by the regular evening service at 7:SO o'clock. Rev.
 fContinued on Page .isD
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
-Four Hurt in Crash.

While on their way from New lla- ven to Hartford to attend aakc. four Now Haven people were injured in an accident on tho state highway near the plainvillc- -Southington town was forced off the road by passing motorist and they crashed through the fence and into a six-foot ditch.
 Miss Lila Ryan or 277 Davenport avenue was at the wheel Of the car N hich is a large one and was pro- ccedinE ai q moderate rate Of speed, according 10 hcr story. whom a pass ine motorist crowded her of the con crete road onto the shoulder or the road Hhich is dirt, and because Of rain yesterday. pas soft. When her right front wheel struck the soft dirt Miss Ryan temporarily lost control of the car and plunged through tho fence into inc ditch. The passing motorist, according 10 Miss Ryan did not stop but continued on his way towards southington. Miss gyan's car vas badly damaged Inc radiator being crushed in and both headlights and front lenders smashed.
 Those injured were Miss Ryan. pncr and driver of thc car. of s11 Davenport avenue. Nov iIarcn. had- ly cut between the cyrs and bruised about ih~ chrst and left leg: Chartrs spino Of 34a Poplar stroct. New Ita- scn. cut on inc lcft side of his faco requiring four stitches and badly wrcnched knee: Mrs. Mary Dempsey of 2j7 Davenport avenue New Ha- ven. lad gash over inc forehead re- ouirinr seven stitches and Mrs. Eliz- abcth McCarthY of 2T7 Davenport avenue. New Haven. hruises The four were attended by Dr. T. !. Tan ner and were taken to their homes in New Haven by passing amcmo- blisf.
 C1IiilI Property im1inn
 Wrdua-dsv morning at 1T o'rIrct tho Cshi1 property on Whiting street
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
W. C. T. T.. Golden Jubilee
Receiving Congratulations

Mir. and Mrs. James ]. Murphy of Whiting street are receiving congrati- lations today on their a5th wedding anniversary. Theywcre married in Plainvile by the late Rev. Henry Walsh. then pastor Of the church Of Our Lady of Mercy. and have lived here for the past st years, During tho day they received messages Of congratulations from many friends and relatives.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
VI. PauI'S Church

Ma-scs v5ii h rrIebrated at gt FaBi-s church st . and th n'r'ocg ta- rrcrrez morning. Eey. ]. C. Er.un7u -ili orE.asa-s- st 7is- s-hool Hin fol- Ies the I6 o'clock mas.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

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New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Diaor,'c Granted

In the superior court yesterday Judge Hinman granted dt orce To Albert r.. Fraser of riaintile from Udella Marie Frazer Of Boston. Mass The decree was granted on ihe grounds of dcseriion. Testimony was offered in the ease by rclics Ticuten- ant Milton McNnllen of Waterbury. They were married in Tictton So,em- her 21. 1919 and Eraser's zife deseri- nd him iA June of thst. Attorney George Eiett or Spw Britain ap- pcsrcd for Fraser.
 Advent Christian churrh tAti srr,- ices daylight timej Morning worzhtn and sermon al 1n:i5 o'clCck. sunday school i2 noon. Loyal Workers meeting P. m. FnrNiCrs with srr- mon Illustrated a' o'clurk su.day evening. At 1:B5 o'riock Sunday evening the rr rruiar weekly rra.cr meeting vill bc held
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

I:ern for sat.. to t,. taken dovn '.
 r. Williams. %rw t;rtafn Att.--ad t.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

$500 Niil buy a brand nsw Groom house. with improvements. 'asN irruis. Ednard ] Burns Realty t'o.. central Sqo PlaintiiIr.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
C1i,HI Propcrt, iu,tinn

Wodua-Iey morning at II o'cir"k tho Cahill property on Whiting street
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

Tn Ecut Store. crufrai larati0n. Apply '. 1iirntaBm. Nrw Britain. phone gSs4.-adv'
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
pui,rr. Elected

]. \. Williams was elected president of the Hubbard school Parents and Teachers association at the annual
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07

in the rear of the Community thcater, will be auctioned according 10 an or der of the superior court issued in New Haven. The property was to be sold at private sale by May 5l and failure 10 effect this makes the auc- ton possible on next Wednesday. The property consists of two large ware houses and office building with a sid ing for the railroad and was used as warehouse and storage building by the Cahill compa ny The auction will he conducted by Daniel ]. Dono- van Of Meriden, receiver for the com pany.
 W. C. T. |. Golden Jubilee
 The Plainvile W. (. T. L. will ccle- brate it's golden jubilee in the Advent Christian church next Wednesday. The celebration will mark the 50th anniversary of the organization Of the union here and will be attended hy many of the notables in tho cause throughout the state and from other points. The program will be an nounced later.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
Want Iinc Eescin,lc,I
I'ollrr I;iglns Drnn,rI.

HfA"tf"s
 That police officers have no right tn fOrciblr enter dwelling unless af the time of sale or suspected sale or lieuor on sarch earranis was inc r0nt "ntinn CT Ni'Urney Noble r.. Fierce aIftr inc trial uf Antonio Iiiani tltis morning before Judge Jo- srph N. Donovan. The drf"uding -t- tornry's contention vas found sus- iainrd in tbe l.sps of Ia2f. Chapt er 19f. Section { nH paea ss7s. hich is ret isinn or the old section g7Ss nf iho state laws in regard to fhe srrvinE of searc'l warrants. The rom ;rntior ~as hasrd m The fact that Mr Iian ni vas awakened from his brd and conipr1ied to drrss 7hfIa The officers went through his homa on Henry pIuco. Mr. T'ierca declared That t1sr police had ns right to do This and was rorfestrd on the roinf 7v Trbsec1iinr Attorney James T. Tathcr. After prrsrufin- inc statute fo Judge Donovan Tr. Fierce asked t'la' ths raiicn I'r instructed as 70 ths legal serving cf thr varr4uts as he '-fHaa H- llf- AHEfHfHA NAAH-NaA uH B- right
 Hits Trolley. ESapes.
 The trolley ear dnp here at s.s0 o'cfsck last night from Terrvvilla 1nst a step ard fender when a cIrsed rtntor r7- craeraH in'n C nn Tark street Thn driver uf fhs fuotor ear crowded ar sr~aH arI dsslr04 a--~y Ts 4.-.4 -s-g54 s.s=z.s, sg.s s-f,.s syF sFsn darnaea. As fhA tafl iig1t cf Inc niartfra sFns nut. sE-A riuubar rru1E not 0. r.isaiua1 T.fro~fs ta haad inc rar TT a-t Trrrvv5ffr ===n-a gruiiiess .Hrsr-iuffnn of fhs cffarF+r- rr=ohs7a be b~su rarnrted oi fhs r~cai po- ire r--evs~
 Ss~es. T-s-S rs-afi-sf-a
 r-e-tf-rt=n-s u--H IHzs 1s -Ne- all ct the accused men mzg arraar
New Britain herald., 1924-06-07
ChiIdrrn's Day scr,iccs

Kenneth F. Noble of Hartford. who appealed from the judgment of Judge George Griswoid of fhe HsrliH town court, when he appeared io answer to I, charge Of reckless driving short time ago. pleaded not guilty in the superior court yesterday and elected 10 bc tried by thc court.