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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13
Hearing in Equity

A hearing was held recently at the
court house before Warren c. Phil
brook of the supreme court in equity.
j. Howard Haley, administrator of
the estate of Hanna A. Atwood of
st. Adams brought at request of her
creditors VS.. her son, Nelson D. At
wood. now in Connecticut, and Rob
ert e. Nichols of st. Adams upon
claim that Mrs. Atwood conveyed to
her son in fraud of her creditors and
That Nichols took a deed from Mel
son Atwood to aid in that fraudulent
project.
DR.. Charles A. Moulton of Hartland
testlned for Atwood and Nichols out
or order at the outset of the hearing
and explained that Mrs Atwood be-
fore the conveyance had submitted to
surgical operation from which she
ala not recover and during which
she was cared for by expensive
nurses.
The defense claimed that the con
Veyance was made to her son to pro-
cure necessary care and medical at
tendance. When the plaintiffs testi-
mony was in, Judge Philhrook dis
missed the bill and Atwood and
Nlchols were not requested to enter
further testimony.
Attorney Fl. c. Coolidge of Pitts
held appeared for the plaintiffs and
Attorney Lyman A. Walton of Fox
poro, Mass, appeared for the defend
ant. A peculiar feature of the case
was that Attorney Howard HALEY of
Hartland in whose name the bill was
brought was wiwtness for the de-
PENDANT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13
|SKOWnEeAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, farmers u. =;

percentage 10 TO high to permit cer-
tification, there will still be excel
lent yields. from all Appearances.
Probably the most outstanding plot
visited up to thi slime has been that
Of Walter Bird, of Madison Center.
Saturday. August 0, Boys and
Girls Demonstration teams from
North Arson gave demonstrations at
Orono at the contest to determine
which boys and girls team from the
Eastern part OF the State would be
selected to attend the Eastern States
Exposition at Springfield. September
IS 70 the Goth.
The Eastern States Exposition
pays all the expenses of the teams
thus selected. to and from Spring
field, and furnishes Entertainment
while there. This is an opportunity
fer the demonstration teams to have
a good time and to meet those In
club work from the other eastern
states and bring back much infor-
nation to their clubs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13

The father Of Herbert c. Hoover
was an Iowa blacksmith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13
Rotary. Luncheon


The weekly luncheon of the Show
hogan Rotarians was held Tuesday
noon in the Grand Army hall with
Mrs. Kate s. Simpson catering. The
president, w. B. Woodbury., presided
and DIR. Raymond A, Derbyshire led
the Rotary song service with Mrs
Marion T. Oddly presiding at the
piano. The speaker was Roscoe At
wood. cashier of the Skewhegan
Trust Company bank, who spoke of
the works of VIII Carlton. George w.
Gable and contemporary writer's In a
most interesting manner and closed
hy> giving VIII Cartons "Over the
Hin to the Peorhouse"
A. r. Jewett. chairman of the com
nlittee which is arranging for ladies'
night which will be held September
sth at Belgrade, spoke briefly of the
plans for that occasion and urged
the Rotarians to get their tickets at
the next meeting of the club, which
VIII be held Tuesday of next week.
Out OF town guests were Ora Meader
and Clair Marsten OF Wateryille.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13

Morris Alberts, claiming residence
In Bangor, a 14-year- old colored boy
was committed to the Skowhegan jail
Tuesday after a hearing before
Judge T. A. Anderson of the somer-
set court at Pittsfield, where he ans
wered to charge. of larceny of s5s
from Henry Warren of PittsfieId.
Proba BILE cause was found and bail
was placed at 5000. Being unable 10
secure bail he was committed to the
county jail by Deputy Sheriff Ivan
hrooks OF Pittsfield to await the Sep.
TENDER term of the supreme court.
Mrs Bessie Thompson went to
Lewiston Sunday, where she is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Web
Der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13

Thursday evening DR.. d. r. Holt
superintendent of the Augusta dis
trict will make an official visit at the
Gentleman Methodist church. At 1880
DR.. Holt will deliver a sermon. At
this service the pubic Is cordially in
Vited to be present. Following this
public service the first quarterly
meeting of the church will be con-
Quoted by DR.. Holt at which time
quarterly reports of the various ac-
tivities Of the church will he present :
ed, All officials of the church are
urged to attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13

At n. E, D. NJ. &; W, Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-13

NEW HAMPSHIRE
At brighton
..1: 90
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

the hard-working lives Of our coun- try"
 Laying down the broad proposition that "our prosperity, our advance mcnt, our portion of good fortune. must largely depend upon the share that shall be allotted to our neigh hors,' he declared that America must be constantly ready 10 help both at home and abroad where American aid is desired and will be effective.
 we have attempted 10 perform services for European nations, hr- cause by that means in broad way
 us are serving o,rse Ives" he con- cluded. I've want 10 sca them raised
 up so far as possible to our own eco homie stan1a rds. We want 10 sro in their prosperity an opportunity for larger markets for our own produc- ton. We wish to holp thom, norc- over, because it is only through service that we can develop Our in dividual and national lives. Ii is along this course of action that we
 are most likely to contribute 10 those ! conditions which will bo most cffec- { tive for maintaining universal peace
 and most likely 10 make Inc largest | contribution within our power 10 the advancement Of human Wcltare.'
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
MERGER IS HELD UP
Atty. G,cn. Rulc> Court WiU Have to Give Permission For American
 sugar and National sugar C"n'h'n"

Wl~alr=ton. 1poc, 4--Nergcr ot Au.rcau Sugar Refining com rany wtn 'bc National Sugar Re- fnfng company Of N,w Jersey will ro4ul. A court moIitcation of g dorr,o .rH,rad in 1922 in the opinion or Attorney C. neral Stone,
 Tho attorney genera said today department of justice investigation into merger proposal hal con lincrI him, although tie inquiry s,l.l Is incomplete. that sufficient grounds exist for withholding con- g.. mt rttboul first having | court rc- view.
 Tho court d"croc, catered in the southern district of Nnw York, en- .otu-I th4 American Company from obtaiuir- more of the stock of the \auouaG than hold May ., l@22, the date of the docrre. The d"riston r,,ftrl 'rat tho Amcrjrar oroe held ,a pr cent Of the proposed stock Of t'.o Nauo"a. but during the pen daary Of th9 smt it disposed of half of it's holdings,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
Secretary Davis Cuts
 Short So. American Trip

Wasning' on. Doe. Secretary rayis Of tho labor department has cancelled a rortjor of his south American trip and Hj'' ratIrn to WashIngtou December .2. instead of January 2, The secretary cahJod his office from Hutpos Aires today arnomoiug th" change hut gave no reason for shortening his trip.
 Mr. Davis decision to como home revived speculation here whether he is to remain in tho cabinet after March 1 Ito a1>i~rd the WIito fIous" som" vim" ago that to would rather retire. hUt President CooliIgr asErl 'un to remrm and the qucs- ton Was l'r mIccGr1,
 Since thrn administration officials ha}c looked o}tr tho Gcjd O. availa- )Ics for faa labor secrrtary>nip Without Aati&c r"acnoI decision, and Son1o o' Mr. uHHis' fricn1~ have ur@,I tr1t r, l., rrraiand, They be- 15r>c he would ue willing to con- tinGo lN oflco.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
LIMITED PROGRAM
 FOR INAUGURATION
Economy in This Also a Coolidge
 WatChW0rd

Nnshnston, be. f -~- Elaborate rJu0~ for thr iranc'uatlou r"rc- ulonl,s h1vo been drawn up here by civic organizations, but they still await the approval of President .Cooli]er,
 Thoso interested have urs"d that ike parade lncjule thc Wo%t Point cadets. inc Annapolis milshjpmcn, army uJura. navy coltIngon's, nation- al guard troops from th" states coast glardSucn and groups from every go}rumvU' department with floats and symhols
 Governors ot th" s'at"s with "Ueir stafi~ ar ropesnn'alj}"s Of Eulrrn- ors, Woud march under the propos- cd plan. and at q reception to fol- low. tbe eoHcrnorS. tho supl'me court, tho diplomatic corps, th" rah- inot Iu-mirrs Of congress, high army and nlvy officials and citz~ns would ho gur>rs.
 Beginning an hour before the re crptjOu aud continuing throu&hout Hf mGG 'N'f' N0HIl bF llrcNoNkS display and the city would ho light tod "it'l powerful floor lighting ap- paratus. Public and private luiI1- jngs would be decorated during the inaucuratnn n"rio1
 Tho plans submitted, r WIS argued would pe"Wit of economy 10 tnt goHorUn"nr, federal rNpvnIHurrs be- ing Limited tn the "r'r'joH nf stands and partj"ipa;jon oC the nrny aud navy an1 o-hor go>ernrnont branrhos
 President Coolidge las iajratrl that h. desired empl" inarauraI rN- orrises Lut that ho di'l mt object to a parade. ljo also is aycrsr to m inaugural haN.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
November Attendance
 At Day Nursery 1,OZ2

IT.. .ttf+Iarc" a' tne Day \urs- s.-. lrr5ng No>rmtar WAS 1."@2 a"- ,r-Ir- 10 A, manth'H report O. Mrs I.rarH !. 0.nrjoo. n.e s1}frio- ;, .1a.r. 1t.rug 'u. month f+o r".- ,;,.u. v.,r. ae1t to the 1erta r''pr -..4 f,,a rsraH,t mo5ra aid, while -g.o r,.ere .j their tonsis romd' s1 T1u rHrurrs n.rc taEaN Work
 <. ,ro-ar,d for 'lr'" motA'rs O
 .,,.. rl'.~Il.c '.o r"~Ser}, ""'." .... :~ >..t ,u o7, sar':
 r-F. 1u--.~' c>1ar o' thr Do.'h ..s ,a m,.nn~=tet0S Timers pro- .a5 .ur t-r wl4o"t n"th"rs o' u.,,. a' +rr nursery Tl~s" 0'rH t-r.... .l ty tHo E'erEnan's l'5"'" ~r =~ an4 ttr New Britain City Mis- son. \. ny doaatjopS of apples. '''- |, r..rl.- and ot'1r articles "'r" ,n.-t..a aurrrr the month and ao ~..ro p#t fo Eool u%a
 Tho cat.a~.u aro vow looking ''r- ., .r1 il. .t.f.rm.~. 0hon trore will ,o iag r.. at 'ae nursery, Any .--.+,+~ q, ~a,.5v IF other odit"s .,. rs +.s. ta ~,r r.o ae prcse0's will ae no'ruros.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ELKS' MEMORIAL SUNDAY
Exercises To Be Held In Evening With John (. Blackall of Hartford As Principal speaker.

Public memorial exercises will he held Sunday evening by New Brit ain lodge. No. 957, B, P. o. F.
 John C. Blackall ot Hartford, sec. retary 10 eX-Congressman Augustine Loncrgan. will deliver the memorial address. Singing will be furnished hy the Cief Male Quartette, with William II. Bishop at the organ.
 The committee in charge Of the exercises consists Of John r. Gill Albert x. Nolz. Thomas J. Cabclus Harry C. Brown, William II. Bishop Howard \, Timbrcll, William F Mangan and Arthur E. McEVoy
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
SALE IS SUBSCRIBED
~ubecrlptlon> to 200 Million Dollar GN Bond I>,ur l>rccd Half Bil- lion Dollar Mark

NasN}Gtu, Do" 1 Subscriptions to m" how treasury long term bond issue ot Ssoo.0oo,"oo opened ycster- 'a}. c<no'lul half a mDuon Iofars to#1r ami acting Secretary Winston auunpnr"I that tho nff,rlng for fur- tia.r rash ,dlr would bo NItnIrHwr dl tho rlosr of business tonight.
 Mr. WnSton announced at tho sam0 time, 1overcr that sine" th" tr'a~>ry had acrorloI th@ rri}IIrre of ,NrhaHgius treasury %-4 per at notes and troa>ury prr ren, rrrtifrates maturing March lj next as w"U as Third Liberty ioar { 1-4 ror cent hord~ it Wll oontinue 70 receive subscriptions of this char~c- F until turth.r notice
 TNr '"na,url'e reqWrom 0fs oat} for around &ono,ooo hop ID cash hut such of the new bonds as ar" issuHf in exchange for securittos of 2 fn- t.rr maturing date Mi'1 mean that tno problem of rrfInllrr matuUtlos in tho rrAt two or three years will l,o rc,Mcel in proportion.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

cratulations on the birth of a daugh- t,r IIpl"n May, on Tuesday,
 \ rehearsal of the senjor choir of &t. Mary's church will he held to- night at s o'clock. The boys choir will rnhearso Friday afternoon at I o'clock.
 4 meeting of. the board of direc-
 tors of the EIihu Burritt Hotel cor porution will be held Tuesday, De- conlor 2. at ocIook.
 A meeting of the board of diroc- tors of New Britain General hospital
 fsiI be held at o'clock on Decem- hcr 2.
 , Mrs Josephine karbonilI of North street is resting comfortably at the
 Ncw Britain General hospital after undergoing a third operation. ! A daughter was born at St. Fran , ris' hospital last night to hr ana ! Mrs. Henry Ludorf of this city.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
WALTH0UR LEADING
son of Famous "Dixic Flicr" aud his Partner Arc Now Ahcad in >i> Day Bicycle Race.

New York, Doc. l. Eohhy Wauh- our, son Of the tamouS "UiAie Fltrr." and his Italian partner, Franco G"ore"tto, tho "kII" tsam of tho race. led tho s,X-iay field at M3dison Square Garden today at noou the N1th hour Of the grind The youne. stors were tied in number Of laps hy Hanley- MrBcath and Rcllori-no- rnytor but held an advantage on points.
 Six Of tho romanurs ton teams were lap behind thc pace-setttug trio, threo other combinations were two lars behind while one team was three laps in the ruok.
 The 1oaders had covered t40o miles, [ laps, as con pared with the r~cord of 1.f7t milcs , laps naGo in 1914 hy Moran and MrNam1ra.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
City Items

t.,t1la= Star lodge. Shepherds of b'thth,m will meet to'u@h> a' 7:&A o'r1ork al Jr. c, r. A. N, AoH Ot- t"rrs will bc elected
 Home cooked urca~s al Crow ellis -adg.
 At tho regular meo'j,g Of uaUrN Co"rt Order o| Awa9anru. Tr1iay evening tho imitation t.r. monies will bc 'Eeupit'I by n" p.s' Myuoas "n1 Patrons. M'ntm"rs will r0aas. bring their dora'ior> for inc Far at this tlmo, Surpor HrI be scrt'I at G:@" r. m.
 Join Horane Xmas N.-.: ctuD,- altt
 Mr. and Mrs. Arflnr Davis of : Arnistlcc s1r"t ut l,r.r.ug con-
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
BULL ACTIVITY
 MARKS EXCHANGE
Fifty Issues Lifted to New Peak
 Prices

Sew York, I.r. t-mJsu arlu- Vnstrunuus lu 4ol stock market lu- crruayl lu iunu~N l"lJy q" lssucs peUs HnpI to 1 N peak u1~.s for ln. year .u 'N. msD lNo houls ut trading VuA 'o'W sa.s n uHt p1- rod rsrOaI0+ D"10tan Shtvs, A" gulus m 1h, uru}e i>suss ranged from To ( wnhrs.
 Tn. trySn wID.4N W hNlN- power cnuW- 'r.w u| >tHoH> {" tH ,3au1r., MAS J.,1nu-I uy many nruhor~ lp tur tN"@h, mrr,7sou cuatlI uMoag N.>I.~a 0ou oo4 bankers I> rresun.t '.".as, ., u..~- s,E. la cogt-s,, ID, t.AI.rt.ru 'I dj}moui- ou lue r"uWou sru.A " fine St. luUj. San rn..r-vo luto0. Whch Is h.l.,'u '' r3.~o-. -HW.I artiou,"a ~. mur rI urmr >.H'- western tlrrl.r, t0 r.r I,}t rN uw'n~. tm 1,as.tWu O. a'n,y tvn>; 't- -'a. b gmb of sr4nE e>,0uG. 'oAWI p.rr gaI ,A. | - cuH2,nG nrrumr~ II. u.>.''>, Iu-- p.o},a.rt. a~ ..", nr,I lN "n u ,v.aer of ''. E. a,,. U 'r \onw- u.r Nar.s u' t.. N4.w-"0 ~Dh ,nl0- psny a4 comrar.i "5.a ,a' samo momh 1J>' r,a~
 >sar.y on.-h.'r ot ". r,w 1n-t mphs N,r. ma.h oe r.n railroad shares, S.ubo4rt A" Hive ur .rrr.I stood out VtN .a0p of : points, omaha aJ,Jn.~I f. anI "Sno' @'? and "kafy' comut"u |. al. at ncw tops Other lSSuoe to better their previous maximum 4uo'auo1s tn- cndc4 rrnu>N}aH". Atlantic Coa>t line lrlSc" rno@on ami rrlrrr~L the three Wabash issues, Illinois Central yamron and rr.f"rr.1. 'hi- cago & Eastern INrnois common and preferred Cmcagn Norlhwcstnrn and Chesapeake X Ohio
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
No More Sick Headaches

Read what E q. Mana of Wooster o' writes us: "I am l"etng very much bet ter sine began taking %1ga-Ton'. have had no sick headaoher s"' six wc'hs- Before began laH5ng NuEa-Tane ] was troubled with slck hcada E"s e''rE day The doctors said the 'ausc of t!."Se head aches Va. the bad state of my ner|' 2.
 our readers will he surprised low pnt' k ly Nuga-Touc acts in sucb 'Rsts' II m reas.s strength and ytgor. ulds uP the r.rves hlood and body qn"kly; brings re- .reshlrg sleep. stimulates tle llvcr and tpguIates the stomach and bowels so ni"e- ly. Nuga-Toue Is guaranteed 'o satisfy ,ou or money hack. See guarantee on pacRar. NuCa-Tous F reconuended. rrnr- anteed and for sale by al druggists, oI send si % and sorurc it iiref from the National Laboratories, I9h $. Wabash Ave, Chirago, III.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
Court of Appeals EndS
 Case Brought by |. s. Boat

1.ond1r. u.r. i.-T#c c9Ir' o' aP- r.aIs today dismissed, with costs, fno aup.a) of tho owo,rs of 'hH American frjcht steamer American Merchant against 'h" Ii 'em'n' T'0- I.rod las, srrtng lronnHrooE '0' American ,r-s,# solely |" u"mo for h.r collision in 1ho Thames river 1n March with the British s.'1m'r Ma tatua. which sank Wl'9 he loss o' ,IE't m"n
 Tn appeal WIS tat.. ao ,.e lasJs u. sl,. r.corl of tn. G.n<,n;o c"'u- na>s aal tUr court r..4 fiat '"7 ,tror1 srt- mot nr~.sEfr.. @"0Hf4f" and that the testimony o' men 7as 10 bs preferred 9 that of niaas-Ics
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
NIM KECRIIrING OFFICER

SsTg, ant T. <, SajoWS)i has suc- c"rdcd Sergeant F. c. Hayward as 1rcruiting officer in New Britain. having taken up his duties in this city today. Sergeant Sadowskl served overseas and was several times decorated. He e<presses him. self as willing 10 ajA "N-seryicemcn tu tl.iog out their adjusted comp~n- s4tion blanks which work The gov rrrmant is trying 10 lean Hp. Satur- day having been designated Bonus tdty."
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
ACTION EN HALTED
>uprcm" Court stops Effort to Null
 lfy Penn. coal Tax Law

Washmgton, Dro. 4.--Th" effort o' il" TranUrrry Creek and o'her coal compares 70 jnvalidale the an r rar1tr taA law Of Pennsylvania was halted abr"ptIy to.lay by :ho suprcm" coUrt
 Wmn rou.err eor those attacking the .msti atipnaGty Of the law cnmp.''rI ms arImrnt the court r.Cus"I tn h.ar argument by coun- sol for te" stata. This is the action usstdty ta,,1 vI'a the couw las ma,i4 up r4 'nn! that there is no m.h,rla snhs' iii, in tn" complaint.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
THE POSTAL DOLLAR
Clerks tn Post offices Get 20 Gents uf ii; It8 q Year spent hs Aver agc Person,

Washington, Tre, i~Iopr postal dollar, oup u The St41 spent for t>sry man, woman .nl cM'l tn the rumfry Gur postal scnIte last year. Hrs hrrN 'rtr"l by postal exports Of the post oHal department to show tNat,'y where lt W"n', Their study s.oNa u.r OH o, 1t roghn m ras' outrS w.rn,l gul cents, ~ulroaI 'amspa".Wto3 li.9 yrnts. rUnU l"- '.'.ry S,r'Na ti." cents, city anl '.'5.e r.ua5.r rr, }it ceu'S, p"a mas ''r, D| assistant pos'mcorrrs N.N ln."~, .NV mau srr> .co N,a cants, g..'. 'E.' uNI np. %o c.uta with 'r ".@#aI.r going mo mt,cel- ...A ..., >r"nS'-.
 IU,. .. g'a'as@ coumbGtHt }1 a:> O. "utH do'ar r..t',I 'a. i,N' 'NiH, -wnh cl,F~ mai, II" "0'~, 'H.I r">> un1l 7d r-uls; r.r..' o..>, mM. .a crn's mI 'h. HoDunr .ru 'nam n'ucr e.r'lous D."..r'm' , I} posi- nG1uS
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
|TCHED. l DAY AND NIGHT
On Face and Arms. Large
 and Red. Cuticura Heals.

"I was troubled with pimPles | that broke out on my face and arms. They were large and red and itched badly both day ard night, especial ly when l got warm. My clothing irrtated the breaking out or my arms and caused the pimples 10 bleed. Ths trouble lasted about four months,
 II began using CuticuTa Soar and Ointment and got relief right away. I continued the treatment and after using two cakes Of SoaF and one and a half boxes of Oint- ment I was healed ' DSIgnedl W. Sundmaker. 300 Monroe St., Ho- boke0, N. j., Feb, g, 1924.
 Use Cuticuya to clear your skin. Samples Free 57 Mail A35ross "oc'tcars Labor st0ri.s Dept H. Maiden as Mags ' e"et " where Suap25- 0rtnerr. arG 5Gc "a. .'Ir7 -@c,
 Try our new Shaving Stick.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04

aration is applied the itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin is delightfully."- clear and smooth. Sul- phur is so precious as skin remedy because it destroys the parasites that caus. the burning, itching or disig- rrcmont Ncniho Sulphur always ] heals eczema right up.
 \ small jar of Rowles Nentho- i Sulphur may he had at any good ldrug store.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
MRS. BUZZI'S DEFENSE
(laim~ she Was Elsewhere 1t Time of Nnr,lcr-Tro!lry Operator Aids Her Case
Her a~C

Ncv Nor., 1'or, t.-WheN Mrs. tu.u Euzz,'s e'roul trial for the murder os 'rD4crj"k Schn'tl@F ,-.a,tAy cootr@otor, VAS resumed tp- day tro lof,oSe sou2ht 10 sHo" at t:.r Ica adont was m hr7 home when S,.M.a1nr w1s shot to ua'h in his automgDiie in the Br"oN.
 Ao opoga'or o' 4 oa' -fnon snrtac" nar f. .l1t1,l {, at Mrs. H'zzi 0as no' ,.. .,aa pass ug.r He carried from ,...r 'Ae Sccue ot :ho murder stort- T. aft.r t..e crimc vas comm'ttfi.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
SULPHUR HEALS
 SKIN ERUPTIONS

Ntentho Sul- phur. q pleasant cream. will soothe and heal skin that i is irritatcd or broken out with ma; that is col cred with ugly rash or pimplcs, or is rough or dry. Nothing sub dues fiery skin "ruptio ns so . quickly, sa ys a 1 noted skin spp- cialist.
 T Il a moment ihia aIllnlNIIr nm.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-04
WASHINGTON EXPLAINS
State Departments Acknowledge ment of League Peace Protocol Was Merely Formal Nrtion.

E. Tie Ass, .atcd Ftpss.
 Washington poc. t,--Sfar@ Hr- rartmcnt officials said today that the communication sout 10 Gcncye regarding tho peace pretr~p was only the usual formal aoGnowtrlc- ment of the receipt of a diplomatic doCument,
 There has been TO jodjratiou flat the Amcrjran go'orumou+ will coh- sider adh"roaro to the protocol or tako any mmhor ,tovS in the natter In his message yesterday. President Coolidge saja h. dld not desire that American representatives "attend 2 conference which woHd "0ntomniat" commitments opnoeel to the free dom of action vc desire to maintain
 ',rA with r"Sport 10 our pure-