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paises De Europa con los -.
tados Unidos casi aiempfe tuvo
razon, aunque cast nuncm supo
tenerla. Le s6braron altaneria =
violencia. lie falt6 vaseiina. dipla.
macia.
Y en- punto a aneedotas. las has
mas diyertidas que Ia citada pof
"La Dtpeche", De Toulouse.
Aquella, pOr ejemplo. de az
fue protagonista n. Taigny. sn.
viado extraordinario y ministra
plenipotenciario De Francia sn
Caracas.
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malidad politica ' el Presidents
tenia sus razones para sospsehaf
de Ia parcialidad De algunos con.
sules y diplOmaticos en- favor a.
la revoluci6n. Sospeth6base. prin.
cipalmente, del consul d. Francia
enamoralo de Ia hija De un jefs
enemigo del Cobierno. Este con.
sui. probada so eomplicidad. tave
el excessive pundonor De suicidaf.
Sc.
II Gobierno dict6 II orden -
que nadie, fuera de las personals
que pidiesen permiso. subieta 4
bordo de un buque frances recisa
llegado a La Guayra. Para aas
la orden se cu1npliese. fus cole
cado. al pie De Ia essalsrilla ds
buque, un policia.
Sc present6 FL sr. Taignv. M
nistro de Francia. III polieia ;.
requiri6 el permisol En ve1 q.
solicitarlo. o De- manifestaf 81 e.
racter Official, 81 belicoso sr. Tai
gny do an eEnpu36n ~ agente -
liciaco y pas6 adsiante.
A bordo. toda u tripulaei6n :.
moria de risa. adnirando los 81
ceps de su exceiencia FL sefef
Taigny.
Sc particip6 al Gobierno. q ca
racas. 10 ocurrido.
-Bueno. dijo Castro. 81 Il 80
nor Taigny ha penetrado en =
barco en- esa forlua violenta. ser.
que tiene interes en- regresar
Francia. Y como debemos com
placerlo, que no se le permita dss
embarcar, nj siquiers para g.
excuses.
Y el excelentisifno sehor Taieni
tuvo que seguir viaje a Franei
entire Ia rechiha-no d. Ia indie
NADIA gente de = bofdo-. sino 4
Ia diplomacia y a. il prensa uni
versailles.
S0bro bien 81 Presidente Cas
tro? Obr6 mai. MY NAL 4 n
gran pals como Francia M e.
le puede tratar De esc noslo-n
a un pequefo pals tampoco sun
que ocasionalmente este represen
tado por un botarate. que be-
gala de sus "bioeps de cirto
contra las sutoridsdes BE- u na
ci6n ante Ia euai est& acreiitado
como 81 excelentisimo S.. TaiRny
Castro obr6 como un barbare
pero. Sobr6 de ofra manera Fl -
nor Taigny7
Anecdota por anscdota. CORES
pondemos con esa a ia Dtpe
che, De Toulouse. s. Il cedemoI
para su anecdotario.
Y anadiremos. q ruisa d. ~,
raleja, que no es con histofiss "
ridicas o sp6crifss que hieran e
sentimiento nacional de un puebI.
0 de una raza, como los rerioiis
tas defendercmos rlejor los idsa
les que nos scar caros.
Convene sacrihcar Il buen b.
NOR, en- gracia De IL jusiicia
y aun de Ia mera civilidad.
r. RIANCn. rOwpnNA
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Drobne ohlasky
sLOVACI, PozoR!

My SINE jedini slovenski vyraba-
telia sladkych napojov East
Youngstown, Ohio. My vyrabame
soft drinks" kazdeho druhu. Ma
Sc ceny sn mike. v pade potreby,
telefonujte 50S97 0 svoje potreby
EAST YOUNGSTOWN
BOTTLING WORKS
130 - 18th Street.
Ny posluzime ku svadbam, krsti
nam a vselijakym zabavam a ban
ketom. Rychla obsluha.
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CHCETE BYvAT MA PEKNEJ
ULICI A MAT FAJNYCH
SUSEDoV? ~ I.

Predam lacno moi stavebny pozemok,
vel 'kosti 5oxll6.d ma jednej z najkraj-
sich ulfc Youngstown, pri, Mahoning
Ave.,a Ohio Works karach, blizko Mill
Creek parku a lien tri mindty pesi ku
krasnehu Glacier jazeru. Hodi sa W.
borne pre- slorensku evanjelickd rodinu,
lebo, evanj. kostol je len ma par mindt
eh6dze, ale ho moze kdpit' al katolicka
rodina nikdy neobanuje. Lot je row.
ny, utica asfaltova, vsetky "improve-
mcnty' vyplatcne do centa. Este je ME
neskoro pustit sa do stavby. o podrob-
nc vysvetlcnie piste alebo prid tie dc
redakcie. M. Mraz.
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.zouAas1awnsx4 aLoy4xagA xoyIxx

ipracuie. slov. Iiga, Kto miluje
pravdu, ten sa snan, aby sloven-
ska laska vo svojom postupe ne
bola GO len nastrbena. Pod me vse-
tel pod prapor SLOW. Ligy - "a
til nasu Sfoyendinu!
Narod sebe - hovoria bratia
Cesi. Ami my Slovaci nesmieme
zaostavat'. Nam narod ~ sloven-
sky narod, musf byt' ved1cou my
sienkoh, $ ktorou ~ ktorej mu-,
sine pracovat'. az do konca. $
Toto je jedina spravna cesta;
ktora vedie ku cesko-slovenskej
xzajomnosti,s opraydivej bratskej
laske a ku stalemu a stalemu i;
pey1ovaniu cesko-slovenskej re-
publiky. My mic inc nechceme a
neziadame: jedine rovnost', brat
stvo a spravedfivost' pre- sloven-
sky narod, com spociva nesma-
zatel'ny vyroh,!T. G. Masaryka
"Ziadna moe tohoto sveta, a keby
sa i s celym peklom spolcila, ne
udrzi nared vzdelany, usl'achtily
a statoeny v poddanstve otro-
ctve."
| A ,tieto vlastnosti ma mas ma.
rod, ktore ~ bohuzial' -- dodnes
.nemohol fplne uplatnit Pomahaj
me, ably ich uplatnil. Nedelit' ne.
brojit nezaznavat.', nenapoma.
hat krivdu.t.-a a, krasne vlastnosti
slovenskeho naroda uplatnia sa
: Haste sa vsetci bez rozdiefu, ktor
. narod svoj milujete, do radov elen
I stva Slovenskej Ligy a TAX napo
!, mozete 'dokonsit' to 'dielo, kto
i ROM sa vyslosil eesko-slovensk!
prezident $ Vydrzat' az do konea
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elm BY NAL byt'. Me ie dplne slo-
bodny., X jeho spokojnosti mnoho
este chybue. Slovak vola po ma
.prave. Dovolava sd opravdivej1
bfatskej svornosti a rovnosti. Do
volava sa eesko-slovenskej wa jom
nosti. Dosial' vsetko marne. Mas
zavazok, Pittsburghska Dohoda,
sinejsim bratom je sliapana, ne
uznavana. Slovakov ide o jeho sa-
mobytnost', 0 jeho svojraz, ktory
lnu upiera jeho silnejsi brat.
1, Vydrzat az do konca! Ably sa
Slovak citil sam svoj donna, na
Slovensku, zeby sa jeho narodne
prava uplathovaly vsade, vyzadu-
.ie sa d'asia praca. Vymahanie
:Pittsburghskej Dohody, Go je v
programe SLOW. Ligy, 20 Sloven-
ska dochadzaj1 prosebne hlasy, a.
by SINE my americki Slovaci verne
a svedomite chranili svoje diet a
,Pittsburghskn Dohodu a ziadali
'jej uplatnenie, t. j. jej .uzakone-
HE ustave cesko-slovenskej re.
]publiky. X tomu ciel'u, ably sa tax
stale, potrebnym je,7 zeby SINE my
! americl<i Slovaci verne stall pr
tslovenskej Lige, nasledovali slo-
va pref Masaryka: vydrzat' a;
do konca! Kto do konca vydrzi
dojde k Wit 'azstvu! ,'..>
Slovensky brat, objim 81 mat
Hovori mas zlatousty basnik Slad
kovic. Bratia a sestry v >narode
Objimte sa vsetci brato-sestersk,
'tez rozdielu viero vyznania aleb'
kpolticksho presvedeenia. Bud I'M
celok, bud me bratia a+sestry
narode. Vsetci sa pod zastavu Slo
venskej Lfgy! Tu je miesto pr
kazdeho Slovaka Slovenku, kto
ry sa hrdo priznava ku svojmu ma
rodu. Spolocnymi silami do prac
sa! Pomahajme SLOW. Lige a pc
mozeme narodu. Milujme sa ak
, opravdovi bratia a sestry jednth
naroda. Lebo len V nicom nezaka
, lena laslla bratske pOrozumeni
moze prispievat ku upevneniu cel
ku. Y tom smere v tom duch,
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DoBRE FARMY Ma PREDAJ

DOBRE FARl6Y Ma PREDAJ
IS akrov, dobre budoyy, North
jackson, "a $1,000.
so akrov pr; Austintown, dobre
bldoyy, $4,000.
81 akrov pri Austintown, MET
budov, $500. .....
14O akrov, vyborne budovy, V
North Jackson, "a $1,000.
Ked' chcete kdpit dajakd far.
mu, prid'te do nasej kancelarie
my Vam vd 'acne ukazeme roz.
mantle farmy a predame IA l'ah
ke podmienky.
R. G. VASU & co. x i.
International Bank Bldg. i
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ia AKRA ZEME A z IZBOVY
DOM v MESTE MA PREDAJ.

Vel'ky 7 izbovy dom, kipelIla,
fornes, vodu d elektr. mozno Ia
West, gaz dome, vel'ka barna,
cimentovana pivnica "a l i pol "a
kra narozneho pozcmku, ktory
mono IA Lofty popredat' Ia dobrIl
cenu par rokov. Tcnto ma ajetok
preda sd cely alebo len pozemok.
.Cena nlzka, dc5ra prilczitost' za-
robit' vel'ke peniazc buducno-
sti. Hast sd treba M. Mraza
" redakcii) d'alsie podrob,
nosti.
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YoUNQSToWNSKY Y NIlkoCJ
PoDPoRuJUcI sroLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinko, predseda,
255 Carlton ST., NJ. Dupej, podprsdse.
da. Stefan Novotny, uetovnik, 404 u,
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, poklad.
mix, 1884 Oak St. Martin Muran
sky a Frantisek Hudik, dozorcovia.
Sch6dze vydrziavaju sa kaadd prvd
nedel'u mesiaci v skole sv. Cyrilla 4
Methoda O 2. hod. popoludnf.
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Mts. ANNA FAJos
sloyenska dirlonsaN Nana
PORoUNA BABItKA

Ct. sloyenske natky dostann odo
nina svedomitd, zkdsenu pomoc
"a vzornl obsluhu.
618 Benwood Ave. Te1efon 1882
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DO RENTU FARMA

Da sd do rentu vel 'ka 1862 a.
krova farma Coitsville Town
ship, ) pol mile cd Youngstown
Ia miernu cenu no tri alebo pat
rOkov. Haste sa izbe {. 2O4 Fe
deral Bldg. Telefon 32557.
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tt1kulIG R1kYY
Slovenskej Lfgy Y Amerike,
HORE sA - vYDRzAT DO
KoNCA!
Pise : Rodol 'ub.

PlSe: Rodol 'ub.
Ziadna moe tehoto sveta,
keby sa i $ celym peklom
spolcila, neudrzi narod
vzdelany, usl'achtily a sta
toeny v poddanstve a O.
troctve. II. G.. Masaryk.
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iAdAl Masarykave slon6 priviadly
mas do jednotneho tabora ameri-
ckych Slovakov - Slovenskej Ii
gy. So vsetkych stran sirokej A
meriky prichadzali novi a novi bo-
jovnici bojovnfci nielen SLOW,
ale / skutkov, ako financnych tax
j krvnych obeti. Slova Masaryko-
We spajaly utvrdzevaly narod do
jednotneho tabora. Ked' nasi bra
tia pod Tatrami nemohli hovorit ),
boil smc to my americki Slovaci,
ktorl SINE ma pine 1sta pred celym
vzdelanym svetom vyriekli: "Pre
narod slovensky ziadame slobodu !!
s Mad 'armi nechceme mat mic do
cinenia!'' - A citovane. slova u
Genoa - prezidenta Masaryka i
dnes sd hybnou silou slovenskej
Lfgy, ktorej Trad svedomite, cest-
ne, povedome a prisne pridrza sa
ich. ,'',..... +
I Narod zije v reei, narod zije len
.vtedy svojskym, vlastnym zivotom
ked' ma jeho tele MET ziadnych je-
mu neprisldchajdcich priveskov,
vseijakXch caciek, ktore ST mu
cudzie, ~ nezname. nj
Ako uz povedane, k oslobodeniu
slovenskfho naroda - vo vel'kej
miere - vtej na5vacsej - dopo-
mohli sme my americki Slovaci
sdruzeni v nasej vsenarodnej usta
novizni - Slovenskej Lfge, ktors
! yAnel' pri svoiom zalozeni vzty!cila
ma svoj prapor oslobodzujdce he
slo::: Iszasth nasu slovencinu!'' a
heslo totSnas nadchlo ku sl'achet
nej, !cbetiSej praci,, q ktorej ne
.skorsis .vyrastla sloboda:. nashi
draheho slovenskeho naroda, :;
ktore dalo zaklad i pre- spoloeni
praeu slovakov Cechov, kto
rel zas utvorila sa cesko:slovensk!
republika. :,
A hesl0 toto je d d'alsim, povzbu
dzujucim magnetom pre- nedpln'
dokoncene dielo. Povinnosti
prace este pre- mas mnoho. Diel'
ME je este 1plne zakoncene. ked
roku 1913 20 Spojenych Statov d'
Cesko -Slovenska odchodil T. G
tMasaryk uz ako prezident cesko
slovenskej republiky, ku heslu 81
Ligy dodal este tieto historick
slova: "Vydrzat' al do kenea!
!, On dobre vedcl, re co bude bu
ancnosti nasledovat' OH vedel, Z
ked' sa narodu po.larilo spolocny
mi silami silami wit AIT mad ne
priatel'mi, este zostava mnoho I
, mnoho nedokoneenej prace, t..
tel pracc, ako slobodu udrzat' &c
by narod boil st astlivy a pozlva
blahobyt.
: V tom je historicky vyznal
SLOW prezidenta Masaryka, lebo di
10 ME je este uplne zakoueene. A
pom ME u Slovakov. Este stale Wy
zaduje sa hodne a hodne prace, 8
j by narod bol 1plne slobodny
: |spokojny. Silnejsi brat zabudol, Z
a slabsiemu bratovi ma byt' napc
: mocny. Tie mnohe 3 mnohe listy
= ktore dochadzaju do rodin nasic
i americkych domacnosti 20 Slower
i ska, jasnc dokazuju, ze Slovak v
: svojom, ia Slovensku, ME ie tyn
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DoBRA PRILEZITosT KUPIT
FARMU. 7.

Preda sa 106 akrova farma. POI
.da je dobre obrobena, dobre budo-
viska. Farma je nplne zariadena a
preda sa lebo hola alebo so vset-
kym zariadenfm. Nachodi sd Gu
stavus Township, Trumbull Coun-
ty. Haste sa u w. A. Smith, Tele-
fon NJ 156, Warren, Ohio.
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JOZEF n. KUNDUS ::
MUzsKY KRAJCiR

- 139 East Federal st.
! Druhy floor, cislo izby S 6.
Telefon $4,000.
Nam tie najkrajsie latky ma vyber
20 najnizsej Gene. Ceny oblekov alebo
svrchnikov sd od $50 vyse. :,
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troctve. II. g. Masaryk.
Ako krasne, nadsene, ba az We
lebne, vodca cesko,slovenskej re-
volucie a prvy prezident cesko-
slovenskej republiky, Masaryk W.
zdvihol slobodu, samostatnost' to-
ho-ktoreho naroda. Slova nikdy
nepominutel ne. Kto praje slobo-
du inemu, slova tiet, nikdy nesmll
a nem6zu prist' k zabudnutiu. A
tieto hlboko duSi kotviace slova,
nam americkym Slovakom sdru-
zenym Slovenskej Lige, boly a.
koby magnetom alebo 6ziarenym
majakom ma rozbdrenom inori.
Potvrdzovaly a viedly mas v spra-
ved1fsom boji proti odvekyym ne
pratels,pm nasho naroda, dava
jdc na& silya vstrvalosti, ze boz
mas je bojom .za pravdu, "a spra-
vedlivost' a "a slobo6n 1lasho dra-
heho naroda, ktory upel ma,
d'arskom otroctve.
Cd prichodu prveho Slovaka do
Spqjenych statov, viedol sa BOZ
pfxti vrahom slovenskeho naroda.
HV1a to slovenska Amerika, ktora
zl8hila a"adhodila otroctvo mon
golfkt a dopomohla brati pod Ia.
tfami k svojskemu, samostatnemu
zivotu. Mad 'ari vedeli, CO znaei
pre- l1icIr' sleyenske vyst 'ahovale
ctvo Amerike. Vedeli oni dobre,
ze slovenslf vyst' 'ahovalci Anne
rike su i'm najnebezpeenejsou zbra-
nes a ze ich vsenaredna ustanovi-
zen - Slovenska Lfga, aaktdyebu-
de i'm osudnou. Preto vsetko MOI.
ne podnikali, nesetriac milionmi
aby tuto narodn1 organizaciu S
pomocou svojich zapredanych spic
low znemoznila. X tomu cielu dc
Ameriky vysielala "svojich l'u
d., ably tito tn rozhodili siete
prot narodnemu hnutiu ktore vie
4la tato narodna ustanovizeH. Ale
"ziadna moe tohoto sveta, keby
sd i s cclym svetom spolcila, neu
drzi narod vzdelany, usl 'aehtily
a statocny v poddanstve otro
ctve.' A moe mad 'arska nemals
tel silly, s ktorou by vydatnc cc
lit mohla proti narodne prebu
denym Slovakom Amerike.
pravda vzdy zvit AIT musi. O
troecnie loz len docasne trvat
mozc. I slovenska pravda museli
zvit AIT. A wit 'kzila.
My americkl Slovaci, ako u
spomenuto, sdruzeni Slovenske,
Lige, pracoval, bojovali a obeto
vail SINE smysle SLOW prezidents
Masaryka. A mae, dnes tieto mo
hutnt pravdive slova su nam vo
ditkom. A ked' nadiSla chvll a, t:
od nasich basnikov prorokovan'
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New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
DIES IN HER 91ST YEAR
Mrs. Anna Sayer Stratton Expires At Home of Daughter, Mrs. Everett E. Ryder of Carlton Street.

Mrs. Anna Saver Stratton, aged 90 years, II months and Is days, died yesterday at tho home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Everett E. Ryder, 26O Carl ton street, where she made her home.
 Mrs. Stratton was born in Boston and passed the greater part of her life in that city. About four years ago she came to this city to live with Mrs. Ryder. She was the widow of Harry Stratton.
 Besides her daughter she is sur Nired by three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren
 Services will be conducted at 7:30 o'clock this evening at Mrs. Ryder's home by Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, rec tor of St. Marks Episcopal church. The body will be taken to Boston on the 1855 a. m. train for interment in Forest Hills cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
May Extradite New York
 Man for Auto Stealing

Waterbury, Feb. o5.--It was learn cd from the police here today that preparations are under way to bring about the eNtradition of Ralph Poole, of 32l St. Nicholas avenue, New York, to this state for arraignment in con- ncction with alleged thefts of auto- mobiles. Poole was arrested on Broad way in New York late Saturday night and al the same time Ciccui Cosino Of Brooklyn, N. i., and John O'Neil of Weehawken. \. J., were taken into custody and two cars alleged to have been stolen were seized. Waterbury detectives and Connecticut state po- lice took part in the arrests. It is said here that Poole ia the only one of the trio who has been in Connecticut in connection with transactions which led to the arrests, and for this reason it may not be possible to bring Cosino and O'Neil to this state.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
AUTO REGISTRATION
 AND INCOME TAX
Money Paid to State Vehicle
 Dept. May Be Deducted

Hartford. Feb. 25.--The state mo- tor vehicle department has advised Secretary Donald X. Adams of the Automobile Club of New Haven that it is permissible in making out ones income tax report 10 the federal in t,rnaI revenue department to deduct fees for registration of motor vehicles and operators licenses and property tuN paid on account of motor vehi- r}cs.
 While this is not new concession in the federal revenue act, compara- tvcty few automobile owners have ayailcd themselves of ii, according to Secretary Adams. who wrote Com missioner Stoeckcl that he himself was unaware of il until this year. It is not a matter that the motor vehicle department is directly concerned with, but in order correctly to advise auto mobiists who inquired about it, the department has had its opinion on the subject confirmed by the Connecticut office of the revenue department.
 It IS estimated that motor vehicles owned in Connecticut were assessed al an aggregate Of over sSS, ,000, ,000 last year in the towns in which the own CTS lived, while registration and li- cense fees paid to the state exceeded S4.o00.000 and so the difference in the federal tax collected in this state as of March l , probably would be at least one-quarter million dollars if all the owners aHailed themselves of their Fi ~ fn hn state fees paid on account of their cars.
 According to statistics compiled by the state tax department based on re- turns from all the towns, the average value at which motor vehicles were assessed in 1922 was SAG.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
URGES USE OF BANKS.

Washington, Feb. 25.--Wider use of the intermediate credit banks backed by special fund from the war H. nance corporation as means of re- lieving the agricultural and banking situation in the northwest was recom- mended by five senators from western agricultural states at a White House conference today with President Cool idge, Managing Director Myer Of the finance commission and Commission CTS Landis and Corey of the federal farm loan board.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
Weeks Strongly Opposes
 Philippine Independence

Washington, Feb. 25.-Opposition 10 the granting Of Philippine indepen- dence was voiced today by Secretary Weeks before the house insnlar af- fairs committee, The danger to an independent Philippine government, Mir. Weeks said would arise from external aggression. internal dissen- sion, the lack Of Filipino participa- ton in the commerce and industries of the island and from the financial condition of the government" Mir. Weeks gave his personal opinion that complete independence could not be given the islands until at least its bonds issues had been fully protested. The last government issue extends for g more years.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
NEGOTIATIONS PLANNED

London, Feb, 25.--I'he British gov ernment is awaiting a favorable op- portunity for entering into dlscus- sions with the United States for the rcopening Of the American consulate at Newcastle, according to statement by Premier Macdonald in the house Of commons today. The statement was in reply to q question by Grattan Doyle and the premier said he was very anxious to see tho matter set. tied. When Mir. Doyle began to point out the inconvenience caused to busl- ness by the continued absence of 8 consul in Newcastle, the premier in- terrcned that the point had not arisen on Il question and the discus- sion was dropped.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
RELIEF CORPS SOCIAL

Stanley Homen's Relief corps will bold it's regular social in c. A. R. hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. on Wednesday the corps will hold an all day meeting at the same hall Members are urged to come in the morning and bring lunch. The regular meeting will open at ? o'clock and exercises appropriate to Wash ington's birthday will be held. A so- cial hour will follow.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
BUYS VALUABLE DOG

Traffic Patrolman John [. Stadler returned last evening from Boston where he attended the Boston dog show. While in Boston he purchased from Fels V. Luenxberg a German Shepherd dog valued at $500. Mir. Stadler purchased the dog for . man in Flushing, l.. l. He was accom- panied by F. B. Goodale of this city. who took the dog to Flushing, The animal is of the Stockenberg-Ulste mark strain, is Of pure blood and has an excellent pedigree.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
CHILDREN MARCH OUT

Winsted, Feb. 25.--Three hundred or more pupils in the first school in North Main street were marched out in perfect order when word came to the teachers that the roof Of the building was atire this forenoon. The blaze was a trivial one and started from chimney sparks. t'ircmen with chemicals put out the fire which had eaten into raftors in the attic. Schoo, sessions were ended for the day.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-25
SPAIN EXPLAINS

Rome, Feb. 25.--The Spanish dele- gate to the league Of nations naval disarmament conference today issued an official statement explaining that spain's withdrawal from the delibera- tions last week was because tho com mission refused to approve her de. mand for lo5,000 tons of additional naval construction, offering instead to permit her s2,000 tons. Spain still maintains an observer at the pro ceedinEs.