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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFvS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
NOTICE OF sHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
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Shoshone journal., 1924-03-28
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE OF CAREY ACT
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Is Your Child
 Thin and Weak!
sugar Coated Cold Liver Oil Tablets Put on Flesh and Build
 Them ID.

Tn just few daYs-duicker than you ever dreamt of--ihese wonderful f1esh-making tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets will start to help any weak. thin undernourished little one.
 After sickness and where rickefs are suspected they arc especially val uable. No need to give them any more nasty Cod Liver Oil--these tab- lets are made to take Inc place or that good hut evil smelling. s.omach upssttins medicine and they surety 10 il. They do put on flesh.
 Ask Clark Brsinc-d Co. and Dick irson Drug Co. or any druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tabiets-as easy to take az candy and moi al all cape nsise-sa tablets 50 cents.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Brick Residence on
 Washington St. Sold

An important real estate transac- ton was completed today. when GeorEs and Mary Gordon sold through the Camp Real Estate CO. and II. Dayton Humphrey their two family brick residence st 24 Wash frrton street 10 Dugaii McMiiisn. This property is in one or the mos desirable locations of Ns- Britain. being right across from the nsv ElihH Rnrritt hots. ard within 2 short 5is- fspee from West Main street
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Paving Costs Figured

Costs to the abuttinE property own crs for the paving. recently laid on various streets of the city. were pre- ssnted ai the council meeting last night. The School street paving cost the property owners s2.s53.02. which is at tho rate or s cents a lineai front foot. This is the amount asss ss- cd to the property. but does not make ID the full total Of the cost as part vas paid by the Bristol gS Plainville Electric company and the state paid for IS feet In the center as the thor oughfare is a state highway.
 The cost to inc property owners on Main street for the section from school street 10 the Peaua buck river kas s2G7.s1. The greater burden of this expense uas paid by Judge wil- fan, ]. Malone. owner of the Center building and by William J. Tracy and John F. Condon. ovntsr Of the Tracy Condon block.
 Conditioning Of Prospect Place to -srtsnt its acceptance as a city street. cost the abutting property owners se cents iinsal frpnt foot. while similar work on fz.andsls avenue cost 1s cents s Hneai front foot. Hearings
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Pile Sufferers

bort become despondent-try Hssnroid. No greasy ssiVes-no cut- tirr. < harmless remedy that is guaranteed 10 quickly banish all rnisery or cou nothing. Ask tbe Clark 4 rsr.t@erI Co. 0f any good druggist for pr L.Or hardts HsmrOid.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

basement this evening from 6:30 to s o'clock.
 number of the friends of Miss Grace Holigan rendered her mis- eellaneous shower at the home Of Miss Marguerite Pollard os Cottage street last evening. Tho house was hand somely decorated. the color scheme being pink and green. The evening was very pleasantly spent with games. music and refreshments. Miss Holi- gan was the recipient Of many beau tiful and useful gifts,
 A meeting of the East Berlin Com munity club will be held in the so- cial room of the Methodist church this evening al o'clock.
 There will be meeting or the Mod ern woodmen at the Athletic build ing Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Community Club Organized.

Whites Crossing. part Of Plain vile which has not been heard from recently. has come forth with the an- noIncement that the Tive wires Of that section have gathered together and organized a Community club. About 15 or 20 young people have en- tered into the idea and already things arc beginning to hum. Meet il gs will he he'd every Friday night iu the different homes or the mem bers and debates. dancing. games nni ether items will be on the program. The main object of inc club is 10 foster better community spirit among tho young men and women oi the town. and judging from the en- t1tsiasm already shown. the Com munity club will he heard from more
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
INSTALLATION OF
 OFFICERS IS HELD State OVerseer Minor Ives in Charge of Work at Berlin Grange MANY GUESTS ARE PRESENT
stevens installed AS Nasicr-1hiIts- Ninth Anniversary Coming Soon- Leave, For souih--Itcms.

state Ovcrscer Minor Ives Of Mcri- den installed tho officers Of Berlin Grange last evening at the hill, the ceremony being extremely impressive and attnded by large crowd Of Grange members and their invited guests.
 Claude w. Stevens, the newly in- stalled master Of the Grange, stated today that hc has never seen the in-
 tailation ceremonies performed more perfectly. The work done by Mr. Ives and his two assistants was Of q high grade and Mr. Stevens stated that the installing officer did moi miss ono word in d ceremony of about one hours length. Mir Ives brought his own assistants and pianist.
 Following the installation refresh meuls were served and then the guests danced until a late hour. \ number Of those who were invited by Grange members showed great inter- tst in the activities and expressed the hope that they might joint the order. No applications were received last evening.
 Tho newly installed officers are, Mastcr. Claude N. Stevens: overseer, George N. Tryon; lecturer. Mrs. George W. Tryon; chaplain, '. M. weldon; secretary, Mrs. E. E. Adams; treasurer. George E. Carter; steward. esne Watkins; assistant steward. J. E. Ellsworth: gatekceper, B. W. North: Pomona, Mrs Anna Molum- phy; Ceres. Miss Myrtle Prior: Flora, Miss Phyllis senning; lady assistant Steward. Mrs Ada Watkins.
 To Observe Anniversary
 Among the coming events in Berlin Grange will be the 39th anniversary celebration which will take place on Tuesday evening. February 5. al 5 o'clock. Mrs. George W. Tryon. the Grange lecturer. has prepared 2 pro gram in keeping with the event.
 The affair will open with songs Grange members. Following this will come inc address of welcome. Waiter Hafi will render 2 vocal solo. \ ui4yIet will be presented by several members or the organization and Df. E. M. Griswoid will give the history oi Inc Grange in Berlin.
 4 ladies trio consisting Of Mrs. wiiiiams. Mrs. Tryon and Mrs. shsrrc viii render several selections. "A Talk Worth Hearing" will he the sub1ect of an address by l.. H. Hea,cy. 1 Nr. Healey is also a former statc oi- 1 fcar n the Grange. having held ih" I rosi.ion of state secretary for ey- er4l years.
 Cnuimuunity Club Meeting
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Kiwiak Is Fined St00

John kiwiak of Meriden was fined si00 and costs in the rlainSillo police court yesterday by Justice Edward F. Prior on the charge of driving motor vehicle while under tho infiu- ence Of intoxicating liquor. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff F.. w. rurrcy Monday night after he had driven his car along tho tracks at the wos, Main street crossing. Grand Juror William Foian, presenting tho states case brought out that he had driven down West Main street and had passed 10 the left Of Bristol trolley car and had turned down the t"acks thinking that it was the high way Testimony tended 10 show that klwiak was moi sober at the time, and he was fined accordingly
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Post oTi~ sunday Hours

Postmaster James E. Usher made m important announcement this morning which should be noted es- pccially by the holders Of boxes at the local post office. Starting next Sunday, tho post office doors will be open from 10 o'clock in the morning to ig o'clock noon only. Tn the past. the office has been left open for the accommodation Of the patrons or the office all day on Sunday, but the change has been ma,le because Of -,urinns reasnns
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
MRS. HEMINGWAY
 GRANTED DIVORCE
Mother of fl Children Granted
 Decree in Superior Court
JOHN KIWIAK FINED S1O0
Sunday Hours At Post OfTice-FinaI Report On Woman's Club Concert -k. of F. Installation Friday Night-Bowling Retuuns--Briefs.

Sophia s. Hemingway of South Washington street was granted a di-
 vorce from Lewis Hemingway in the
 superior court by Judge Newell s.
 Jennings yesterday on the grounds of intolerable cruelty. Mrs. Hemingway
 who was represented by Noble F..
 Pierce of Bristol and Attorney Charles
 f. conlon of Plainyille appeared on court with a number Of her II chit dren, some of whom testified to al- legged acts of cruelty.
 The Hemingwsys were married on February 20, lSS9, B years ago, and Mrs. Hemingway stated that she left her husband last October because it had become unsafe to live with him. The trouble which eliminated in tn. divorce court has extended over number of years. At one time she bad caused her husband to be ar rested.
 It was testified that Mr. fleming way is not a naturalized citizen and declared on moro than one occasion that he would not become a citizen. Mrs. Hemingway stated that when the war broke out, her husband had made trouble when two of the boys wish ing to join the United States service. had been encouraged by her to go. She stated that in late years although her husbands cruelty has increased towards her. her sons have protected her from violence. On one occasion, 1t was testified, during family row. two of the boys disarmed the father first Of a chair, then of heavy drink ing glass and lastly of shotgun.
 Mrs. Hemingway was granted the divorce and the custody of her minor children. At the present time, II born to the union arc living and four are dead, there being n to- tai Of i5 children in all born to the i couple,
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
old Timers Night

Old Timers night has been schedui-
 ed for February by Bristol lodge Of
 Llks when a rouslng program in hon-
 or of the older members Of the antlered herd will bc presented. < dinner. that will leave nothing to be desired. and an entertainment that will be remembered for some time. will comprise the program. The eve ning's events will begin at 8:15 o'clock and according 10 the commit tee in charge. the evening win be one of the red letter affairs of the lodge history. \ special committee. con- sisting Of D. Francis Crowley. Thomas Hart and Howard Sanford. is work ing out the details.
 The entertainment committee or the lodge has big time planned for Thursday night after inc business ses- sion has been disposed of. Music. luncheon and a program Of boxing bouts uilI entertain the members. The fisties Vill bring together Young and L o. Jeffries in the first ncourter. The second battle NilI Je between Willie Shugrue of Water hury and Kid Lucas CT Hoiyoke. Mass. Tho third bout is a mystery affair as the committee announces e orld champion and a contender for his miyup.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Cbilf pdcpaics Report

Chief of lol,ce Ernest r. Bslden has prepared his annual report for submission 10 ths city council and a survey Of the docEment shows total of 655 arrests for tho year. or this number. iOI arrests were for intoxi- cation while 7i ti0lstors Of the liquor law were tasta in charge by the poe lice. The highest month nas July with a total of ss arrests with good ly number for premature celebrations of the Fourth" September follows t,a Ni rrifh q. arrpsis
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
SOUIHINGION NEWS

In connection with the National Thrift Week program which will be conducted here Superintendent of Schools William Copgins made thc following report yesterday: Since November r.. 1929, the pupils in the schools have made weekly deposits in 1 the Southington Rank and Trust com pany and there are now a total or 1 79S having savings accounts there. 1 The total deposits amount 10 s5.- l 357.S6 or which s4.apa.S0 has been 1 transferred to the savings depart meht. only = Of the accounts have been closed. thus leaving ea5 still active.
 At meeting her sunday afternoon radio club was formed and the fol- lowing officers elected: President, Car men NeNerette: Hice-prcsident An tonic Del santo; secretary. Joseph santy: treasurer. Michael PctrilIo; corresponding secretary. Caesar See: outside guard. John Susco inside guard. James Angeione: sergeant at arms, Michael santy: auditors. Az phonse Grimaldo and Joseph sabet- telle.
 A large number Of members of the Star Of Golden lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem. will go to Hartford satur- day night where they will pay A ,isit to the lodge in that city. The trip will he made by auto. the party leaving the center at o'clock.
 Mrs. Margaret Brady Of this town. 1 has been visiting nurse for the south ington Public Health association. has resigned her position.
 \ series Of cottage prayer meetings | will br held by members or the Bap- list church beginning this week. l Meetings will be held at the home Of Mrs. E. \. Ha,fland or North Main street. Mrs. Lindsay of Sand Hill | road and Mrs. Arthur Childs Of Bris- 4 tol street.
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 Tne annual church meeting of the ] first Congregational church Hill bc held tomorrow eteuiHE at 1880 o'clock in fhe chapel or the church. Pre- ccdii.g the meeting a picnic supper sill bt served.
 Petitions endorsing the soldiers bonus bill end the Mellon plan Of las reduction are being circulated around town. The petitions, which ai- ready have a number of signers. wiil be sent Co the congressman and sena- Iors from this district. II
 Nonx tribe. [. 0. R. M.. will hold sn important meeting In Red Mems lali tomorrow evening.
 Friday evening the Lewis High lchooi basketball team vill play Sims ,urr High school in Inc ioun hall
 The frs; of ssr1ss of Csrd games ,eiween the Mifidele and PlsntsaiIIe irf departments nili bs played in the r fiiIdsle house fomorroV evening he iosers of the tournament will trst ths winners supper.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
F. 0. Lease Expires

Agitation has been started by large number Of prominent citizens Of Plainyilie for new post office building here. The lease on the present site which is owned by Rep, resentativc M,ron D. Rogers will eN- pire in July Of this year and efforts have been started fl became known today. 10 interest the post office au- thorities in d new building here.
 Thosc in favor Of the building oi a separate office here bring forth the claim that business in the local of- flee has increased over 50 per cent within the past two years and there is every reason 10 believe that this in- crease Rill continue. This will require larger quarters because at the present time. the office force is cramped in the pres tnt quarters Tho amount Of mail both incoming and outgoing has in- creased tremendously within the past year.
 CisiI service Examination.
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

Norton's wood keeps you warm. bakes your bread and bakes your cake, like mother used to make. Just call 657-lS for a load.--adyC
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Dcrnsier kspt Bms,.

Corporation Counsel William ". Beros4er was kept busy last year in handling city business as shown by his report to the city. presented today to ihe city clerks office for filing. He lad 7o major conferences during inc last r. months. while the minor con fcrences were without count because of the number. Nineteen written opinions were delivered for inc bene- it of th city while many adjustments of claims for fails on icv sidewalks were made. The city attorney nEurel materially in the successful adjust ment of the claim of s4.e06 of the Bristol Savings bank against the city for damages caused 70 the new bank building on Main street. caused ly a iesky water main. The sd5astm ment Has made for si.ob6. thus saving ihs zity ;s.oee.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Child Is Born
Items or Interest

\ daughter. Elena. has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Gerario Nocera Of Pennington avenue. Berlin.
 Items or Interest
 Miss Marjorie Moore Of kensington has returned from a trip 10 New York city.
 The weekly T. A. F. whist will be held this evening at the hall in Ken sington.
 Louis Prey Of kensington has nov ed hts family to New Britain.
 George Polo Of Berlin will soon en- ter the New Britain General Hospital in order 10 have his leg treated. lt was injured severely last year and has not been in good shape since.
 The tenth chapter Of the book Of St. John will bc discussed Thursday evening at the Keusinston Methodist church. This will bc part Of the Bible class work.
 4 social for members of the Junior Endcavor society Of the Berlin Con- Ereeationai church will bc held Fri day evening al 7:So o'clock in the ladies room Of the chapel. Games will be played and refreshments served.
 The Motherhood club Of Berlin met this afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. 0. shjerden.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Perrin Congre gationsl church will De held tomorrow evcniug at 7.50 o'clock.
 Ilat Berlin Items
 The weekly meeting Of the Junior league wiii be held in the social room of the Methodist church Thursday aft ernoon at 1 o'clock.
 Thers Will be q meeting of the Parent Teacher association of the Hubbard school at the school Friday ayening at o'clock. Mrs. Patrick Hoiigan Of Main street s spending few days as the guest of relatives in southingtoH.
 The ladies of the Methodist churcn sin serve a supper in inc churcf
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Can't Move House.

Permission 10 move house from Main street to land of Wolcott street has been denied by the city council as the opinion Of the officials is that inc building does not warrant moving and furthermore the streets will be tied up so long that great inconvenience to traffic will result The house in question is owned by Dr. E. E. Rob- bins. who has made several insnss- tual appeals 10 the council ts move the structure. which is not of late trnn nf st rllrfnrr
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Rural Deliver, Extension

Sturting today an eNtension or Inc rural delivery win be made to include the patrons who reside on Merline avenue in the Mountain View section. Residents along this street pettioned for the change and the authorities acceded to the request
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16

Of carrier and clerk at the local post office will be examined under the supervision of the local secretary oi the civil service commission, Frank l Hobein, in the Grammar school building on Broad street Saturday morning. | The examination will start prompt 1 ly at o'clock and all applicants will present themselves at that time. Final Report On Concert 1 The committte of the Woman's club which conducted the musicale in the Congregational church recently for the benefit of the library fund, announctd today that the final report showed a net profit of s261.15. Several dona- tions which were made to the fund were received and these helped ma terially in the success of the affair. The library fund has now reached the magnificent sum of s4,393.65 and with d few more efforts on the part Of the Woman's club, it is expected that a sufficient sum will be realized to do something here.
 X. of P. Installation
 Pythian lodge, K. of F.. will hold installation ceremonies in the odd Fellows hall at the regular meeting Friday evening. The work will be in charge of District Deputy Past Chan cellor Downes of Southington and his staff Refreshments will be served and an entertainment will be furnish ed.
 WomaD's Federation
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will hold a program meeting in the church par iors Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Martin Weiles of Hartford. who has just returned from visit to Tn- dia. will speak on "Garlands and Ashes" The January envelopes arc due at this meeting.
 Grange Anniversary
 PlainNille Grange, at meeting last evening observed the 37th anniversa ry i of the institution of the society here l in Plainville. During the business papers were read on the work carried on by the Grange during past years and suggestions were made for the good of the order for the coming year. Plans were laid last evening to make number of important changes To the interior of the Grange hall on Pierce street which will make the building modern in every respect. Plans for community work were also discussed.
 After the business session a largo cake was carried in bearing fl he initials 1887 and 1924 on ii and Mrs Beckwiths inc oldest living mem- per, Granger for the past Sa years was given the honor Of cutting the pieces. While this was going on. the assembly sang "Auld Lang Syne."
 Bowling Notes.
 The Temco bowling league held its weekly session last evening on the deal alleys with the following team md individual scores resulting:
 SnDt- Office
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Conimunity C1nb Meeting

\ meeting Of the East Berlin G5fh- mu5.ity club will be held this esc- n,ng at s o'clock in the basement of ire East Berlin Methodist church.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Hurley. Iorest,iIle Roy.

Eober, r. Hurley. of the Connscti- cat sa.e police. who will address inc members of the Bristol club on Fri- nay night on his criminal experiences. k former Fofesttillc boy. He spent the greater part of his youth in that eiiisge and is well known 10 many Of he residents ef that section and of | his city.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Blackall. Cit, Planncr

George Elackall, the Main street druggist. was chosen by Mayor John F. Wade al the council meeting last night as member of the city plan nirg commission 10 succeed the late William l. Madden. The other mem bers of the beard were announced as follows: Councilmcn Frank ". Dut- ton and Frank i,. Graves and William
 H. llynds. Mr. Hynds and Mr. Black all will serve four year terms from this month. The first named is re- appointee.
 The new member or inc board. Mir. Blackall. is prominent in civic affairs and has served several terms as or sanization secretary Of thr chamber ! Of commerce. lie has conducted A successful druggist business here for & long time and is regarded as one Of the most popular men Of inc city. He | is brother Of John Blactail. who was secretary 10 former Congressman . Augustine tonervan for so.orat ,-ear.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-16
Mayor Makes Appointments

Appointments for the coming two years of the city council were an- nounced by Mayor John r. Wade last night at inc meeting as follows: Streets and sidewalks, Councimen Prank W. Dutton, Frank R. Graves and James l.. Murray: fire board rep resentativc from the council, Frank w. Dutton; sewer committee, Coun- cilman Graves, Dntton and Willard F.. Hough: lighting committee, Council man Homer II, Judd, Murray and Frank s. Merrill; claims. Councilmen Mer-ill Graves and Tough: police, Mayor John r. Wade conncilmen but ton and Judd; miscellaneous, Council men Graves. Merritt and Hough; fuel. Councimen Merrill. Dutton and Mur- ray; salaries Councilman Judd, but ton and llough: jury. Councilman Judd, Merrill and Murray: ordinance, Councilmen Merrill. Button and Mur- ray: acting mayor for tho next three months, Frank w, Duftop,