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Evening star., 1925-08-23
BY ANDRE TARDIEU,
Former French High Commissioner to
the United States.

By Radio to The Star
PARIS, August 22-On numerous
occasions the writer has predicted in
his dispatches events which subse-
quently happened as foretold, such as
the victory of the Cartel Des Gauches
in 1924, Caillaux's return to power
and the parliamentary split between
the Socialists and Radicals.
Today, without the risk of going
wrong, the writer predicts a great
German offensive against reparations
for this coming Autumn From 1919
to 1924 Germany has steadily pro-
tested against those clauses in the
peace treaties which required her to
pay damages which her aggression
caused.
Little by little she wr1ggIed out of
the first obligation, which was total
repayment of all damages. From the
Boulogne conference of 1920 onward.
her obligation, instead of being total,
has been fractional. and this fraction
Evening star., 1925-08-23

IN AVIATION and radicaliSm are
two subjects more closely link
ed than is generally imagined,
Il and the surest way to help
the agents of Moscow in this
country is to keep up the foolish
and futile practice now so popular in
taxation of soaking the rich"
This seemed to me to be very eX-
traordinary doctrine, but it represents
the substance of what was said to me
by Edward n. Hurley, the war chair
man of the United States Shipping
Board and a business man noted for
his liberal views.
l had already discussed radical
propaganda and the method of deal
ing with it in this country with a
great labor leader and a great social
student of social philosophy, and 1
wanted the views of a great practical
business man. And l must confess
that l was hardly prepared for such
diagnosis of the question as Mr.. Hur-
ley gave me. The giSt of his analysis
was this: That the country needs the
industry and energy of its business
men more than it needs their money,
and that under the present system of
high SurtaXes business men were los
ing their interest in organization and
enterprise and turning to tax-exempt
o0No AliCo anu Bull, with lLiC llcl IC-
suit that the nation is getting neither
their taxes nor their services. We
don't soak the rich" because they
dodge the blow. We don't soak them.
We merely make them lazy.
Has Unbiased Attitude.
Edward N. Hurley has some claim
to a more unbiased attitude toward
business and labor than any other
man in this country.
In the first place, his father was
workingman who was not afraid
to get his hands dirty, and Edward
n. Hurley's first job was that of a
locomotive fireman. He became an
engineer, and later a salesman. Then
he organized his present business,
which has netted him a comfortable
fortune.
Mr.. Hurley not only knows busi-
ness and labor from both sides, but
knows it from the Government side.
He was once chairman of the Federal
Trade Commission and also acted with
Samuel Gompers as a delegate, repre-
senting business, to the international
labor conference in Paris during the
peace negotiations in 1919
American Workman Different.
THE American workman has moth
ing in common with his more radical
fellow worker in Europe" said Mr..
Hurley after 1 explained my mission
Il saw that when L attended the
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Floral World Novelty.

Roses made Of rubber are the latest
novelty in the floral world, but they
are SO scented and tinted that it is diff
f1cult to distinguish them from real
flowerS Rubber roses are the inven-
ton Of Mrs. McGarvie Mum of Eng
land, who hopes soon to establish
work shops in which she will teach dis
ebled ex-soldiers the art of making
are washable, and are described by
the Rubber Growers Association az
an artistic and hygienic pnYeltY.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

although alarming in it
self, the withdrawal of mil
lions of dollars from indus
tries for investment in tax
exempt securities was not as
serious as the fact that it
frequently was responsible
Tor efficient executives be-
coming less active in direct
ing the management of their
Evening star., 1925-08-23
HURLEYISMS.

"The American workman
has nothing in common with
his fellow-worker in Eu-
rope"
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Secretary Melons fight
to reduce the surtax was a
step toward preventing the
sowing of the seed of So
cialism."
Evening star., 1925-08-23

old organizations and losing direct contact with their
workers. who had heretofore followed their advice and
sel-a powerful weapon against the radicals"
Evening star., 1925-08-23

. HE persistence and growing
bitterness of the crisis pro-
voked by the expulsion by the
l. Poles of German residents of
Evening star., 1925-08-23
BY DREW PEARSON.

- AVIATION and radicalism are
two subjects more closely link
ed than is generally imagined
L and the surest way to help
nf AInrnIr.r La, h.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Wanderers Over Europe.
Indeed, all over Europe a new wan
dering of the tribes is taking place.
In 1914 the east and south of Europe
was a Kaleidoscope ethnographic pic
ture as disclosed by a race map and
the conquering races, the Germans.
the Hungarians and the Turks had
flung out relatively vast racial out
posts established in the midst Of sub
ject races. Remaking the map of
Europe in conformity with the doc
trine of self determination has had as
it's inevitable concomitant, the re-
moval of those minorities, who rep
resented the principle Of the superior
race and ruled subject majorities in
the interests of an alien minority
1t has been inevitable. too, that pre-
cisely as the subject and theoretically
inferior races have been submitted to
intolerable persecution at the hands of
the dominant minorities, when they
come into absolute mastery they
should employ the spirit and methods
of their. recent oppressors. What the
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The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-03-28
SCHOOL NOTES Marion Wills Reporter WeStwtrd Bound
 Marion Wills

Marion Wills
 The small village of. Louis vile, Kentucky was sWarming with people bound for the West. Among the families going there were the GordOnS and the OCOn ners. They were both going to- gether on that long trip west ward.
 Mir Gordon was looking for q suitable place to farm, and pct ured a large fertile farm for himself and his family. He had two sons, Jack and William, who were considered young men. He had one big daughter and sm ;ll son. His daughter name Was Jean and his small son was Ed ward or Ed. Mrs. Gordon was d sweet, frail, loving mother.
 Mr. OConner's wife was dead. He had three beautiful daughters, Ella. Marguerite, and Dorothy. He had a son twenty. une years old whose name was Dan.
 They had two covered wAg GnS, four oxen, three COWS, and p'ght horses They carried d great quantity of food.. They also had some crude furniture with them. The two men and the three young men all had rifles and belt, which carried their shot.
 They started out early in the morning on the rough cord uroy road. The women ana Ed rode in the wagons while the men walked beside the wagon It was clear sunny day and at lunch time they stopped by a stream and made a fire. They ate some bannocks, then pushed onward. At twilight they stopp ed at a good place to stay all night. Jean and Dorothy cooked dinner while Dan hObbled the
The McCarthy weekly news., 1925-03-28

horses. After dinner they sat around the campfire and Mr.. OCOnner told stories about when he was in India. They hea I'd an animals howl and heard wild turkeys getting ready to roost. They all slept out under the stars that night except Ed and Mrs. Gordon.
 The next morning they star ted out before dawn. They tray eled eight miles when they stO pped for lunch. They were eat ing when they heard horses hoofS. Mr. Gordon said, Indians". The boys and the men grabbed their rifles, and the girls and women got into the under There were about eight Indians. They sWooped down on the five white men. Mr. O'Conner shot a tall Indian who seemed to be the leader. Then an arrow grazed Jacks ear. It made him so angry that he grabbed an Indian near him and fought with bare hands. They rolled over and over when suddenly Jack held him and threw the Indian over his head. The Indian hit a stump and it killed him. There were just three Indians left, but they got away.
 The little caravan started on and the next day arrived in St. Louis.
 There they joined other wag ons and started across the plains. They fought the Indians many times. but as the whites were better armed they could always win.
 They kept on and one day they saw a large herd of buffa To. Then the men got on their horses and went down to shoot some. There was one large bull that seemed very ferocious. He tried to gore Williams $ horse but got shot himself.
 When they reached a good place to make farms they Stopp
 continued on page i
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
HOUSEHOLD
 ARTICLES
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MES NJ. sTTTNnAUs-prIvaIo instruction la collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg, Room sil. Phohe SOhs~a. We have with u9 now man Instructor strictly private for ladies.
 Instrumental and Vocal 38 r, MAGNELLO-rcucher ot yio- In, studio Ssi Main St. Hours by ap- pOntmCnt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
RmildinC Lois Tor SaIc

LogS for sale, I2 on Yanoe St, { on Monroe ST. a m Brady Ave, B on kcusnEron s., 3 on Andrews St, on Rent s-h'er St., l on Arch St. See Wn. CadWrN Nrw Britain, IT.
 THIS NICE LOT-S0XlT5 I-ot on LMcoin S', Cheap for cash f taken at oure : nu''2 X 'os'oNo Iur- g12 Main St. MIST MAIN ST, PLAINNILLE--2 Nuud- lnr lots. 5ovI10 carn. frut berries and grapes Inquire 4l6 West St.. Bristol
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AgentS-Real Estate

R. l.. HAYDEN, BRISTUL-Eeal Estate & General Insurance. Mortgage Loans. l5G Main St. Bristol Phone ll4I, Office orau evenings 10 S:3O.
 REAL ESTATE-aud insurance of all Kinds. Commercial Real Estate E1- change, sos Main Sf. Phone 2S9l. REAL ESTATE-G Insurance. Mortgages Io17s. Geo. F. Skinner l43 Broad s., T,aUTI''e. Phone ll6-t.
 STANLEY NJ. SMITH 70. INC,-GeneraI r'Il estate and insuranre, mortgage loaus. Ner Block. Phone 4l-4. Flaln-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

PIANO BoNLS at S3 elch. OnI% a few left. Just the thing for chicken coop, 1oEn A. Andrews & Co. Inc. l52 Main s,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

TE0STF~T ST. ls-tw0 front rooms 5or light housekeeping all rons enisrces. rrHtraI minutes from center. Terms ~casona hfe
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
LIVE STOCK
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

"Royal" coal burning, canopy type. Five hundred and l0g0 chick size. S9l.5O and S.6.5U. Discount on or more. Now on display in our Agricultural Dept. RaeklIne Bros.. Inc. Park Bgelow Sts. Phone lO74. iABY CHICKs-duckltngs 75 varieties; Bred-to-lay. Conn. selected. exhibition matIngsj free catalogue. Clarks Hstch- cry Dept. IS, East Hartford, Conn. ,ABI CHICha-- You don't pay until sou sce them Sent .. c. D. Lcghorua flc per l01 Bars. Reds. Mnorcas $l4. Live delivery postpaid. Klepper Hatch ,"y, Attlcburn. Mass
 .fALLS'-Healtby chicks from state test : .I farm range flo.hs. Fine in appear auce. great in business quality. Order now from this ad, For immediate de very and May prices pes loo prepaid: White Leghorus SIS, Reds $22, Barred Rock $23, White Wyandottcs $25. Add r.. chick for l0,s ot J1. @o. a chirk lots or 25. lTaWs Poplar GIN Farm, Wallngtord, Conn Telephone G4j-5. Member International Baby Chick As Soriation.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

PROSPECT ST, 4'-9 furuisFsd rooms Nith all couvenlences for light houes- krrptuz
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LIVE STOCK
Cattle and swine

Cattle and swine 90 milking ,ow, Guernscy breed. WIu he sold ,hcar. .-S Farm lnctou. Ave. New Britain. Roar.
 Eggs, Poultry, Supplies ,? 5ABY 'CHICKe-p pulU bleed from ueavy egg laying strain all varieties, stocked lu our store continuously from March to July 1. Large orders should be placed TOW. RacklITe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow St. Phone iO7t,
 5ABY CHICKS-ScNaetfer quality K. I. Reds, Black Jersey Giants Black Lang shans, ". F. Black Spauish Butt O. lumbian and White Wyaudottes, Hou- dans Buff, Columbian and Barred Ply mouth Rocks, White LeghoJus. Give US your order for otler hvecds not mCn. toned above. Chas. S-haet:er. 65s-6'2 Arch St.
 BABY CUlCKS-smiths standard sturdy thorobred baby chicks develop into real ecg machines. Place your order today \. F. Bird X Feed O., l?2 Arch St.
 Read the Classified Ads for tho next two weeks and if you are a conscientious housewife you will profit by the advice.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Merchandise At Inc Stores

AN OLD HOUSE--1s made new with fresh
 paint and new wall paper. Let US sub init an estimate. Morgan, Kingsley X
 Thompson, Inc. 41l Main St. Phone j3i.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

MATrRESaES-GoOd quality wool and felt mattresses at sg50, Regular l0Ot silk floss mattresses at S.A50. Uusual prico SSe.00. We are making a special of couchos and day beds. Doyle Fur nliure Co.,, 500 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

TEN DOLLARS-deposit Will mold the furniture of your choice, until needed, This is a real opportunity for the Bride to-Be. Free storage. Select t now Doyle Furniture Co.,. 500 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

LIGHT MINUTES WALK--ho five fac- lorIcs Tlyc comfortable rooms, all modern Improvements. Rent very low @l UurDNur' St.
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STANLEY ST, 5tE-2 or furnished roors for tight housekeeping, All cou- NeniouosE.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
BRISK BUSINESS

This month of May is noted as the month in the year when realty business is most brisk Whether you in the market as an owner prospective owner or as buyer, or renter it will be your own fault if it is not so for you.
 Look at the Want Columns today telling of the hundreds of opportunities for buying, selling renting and exchanging of all sorts of property in the city or suburbs in the country, mountain or at the shore
 Read and use the Want Ads this month of May and your summer will be happy and prosperous one
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Farnls For Safe

INEM- of c2'a acres. ! room hou-c. 2 barns. chicken coors, all farm rso's ] row, 2 Getors horse. 50 chickens berries and fruit ot aN kind. Price req s'ra!ao If sold at oD.e Apply l.. F. May, TarminEtou Road. Plaiuvillo, Ct. EAEM and country home in Moodus uf to asrn, v.tu running brook and pond. Nu}r $,5oo ash required, or will trade f"r ,ty property. Cashman Farm Aso"N 1'i Matn St.
 TLtINNIrIE-G loom Coltagc, oar gar go Nlw, chicken coop. 5oo rNI.kru .7paotN Q acres of land more or le5s. n apple, g pear peach trees, erapos, lrrIos, ? wells one artcS,ar. e'c.t~.~ lights. situated within :o ln'uutos waIf from r e. srhool outage in s>,rIsrt condition, both inside aId ou' F#.c tti6'. terms, John F, Coulon, T.au- ,.'e B.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

LIVING ROOM SCfTE-iH piorcs will hc sold 10 tho first customer, John A, Au' hIoMs & In.. Inc. LIZ MaIn SI.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

MAIN ST.. 4S-c rooms for lighJ house tssring prttate bath Mrs, Hall
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, 625-turnished rooms, all
 couvonienres. Phone S59-3.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Houses For Sale
la

BELVlDERE-- six room. completely modern and brand new cottHge in nics scrtiou near new Normal school Only tl,6NO casa toqulred, Also a l1 room room single house within 100 yards Of Normal school. all modern and almost new Low prire. small amount of rash required, John |. Eibourue 367 Com monWGalth Ave, Phone 2b52-IS,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
AUTOMOTIvE

EEos--ws offer several Reo rebuilt speedwagons. Thirty day guarantee with each truck Prices range from $500 to $500. K. NJ searle & Co. Park. cor. Elm St. Phone 7ii0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Rooms and Boanl

NNIN ST $65-f1n S9od frcn' room for gentlemen and board. Mrs. Berg. Troue e-13-ic
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

ST. 6l-4 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 5l Fairyew St., lunmtrn olld flnnr
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms Tor Sale

oT state road yoon, house, large barn, cows, horses, 80 chickens all farm implements. Prices and terms very reasonable, Inquire, II. J, Foireu, 2 Elm st. Tel. l5Q0, SIX AcRE-poultrY farm, all kinds of fruit on siuto road on jitney line, family house, good barn and garage. Price $500, Inquire II. j. Folren, Elm ht.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

ERWIN PLACE, 5o-teucmout of ( rooms improIrm,uta. Reasonable rent,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Household Articles

iAS sT0NE-for salc. In good cond tjon. 2+ Washington St. P'alrytno, Ct. FURNITURE-oorsI of
 rooms tor sale. Inquire ll2 Hartfori
 A"". ury Goods store.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

SlOO WEEkLY-Man wantd with ambi- ton, industry and small capital. You can make above amount or more, dis. ,rIhutimg Rawlelgh's Quality Products 10 steady consumers, Several fine open ings now available We teach and help you do big business and make moro
 money than you ever made before. Give age, occupation references. ". T. Raw leigh Co.,, Dept CE-i0i3, Frecport, III.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Shore Places For Sale
S4
Suburban For Sale

BEINIDERE-2 faimly of rooms, with all improvements two car garage. Price right. Robt. E. White 259 Main St. BERLIN-l2 room house, with as many acres Of land as wanted. P. J. Murray Co.,, Real Estate & Insurance. 325 Main St.
 MAPLE HILL-6 room cottage, all mod ern improvements. Price reasonable. W. l., Hatch Co.,. City Hall Bldg. SIX ROOM HOCsE-for sale, all improve ments Hart's Corner, Plalnyille. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcnemcnts

con. MAIN X ELM sTs,,-teuements and stores. For particulars see Bell al SGi Elm St. Phone s232-l3.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

BEDDING-Haye your work done now. Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc., renovated and remade equal 10 new and return game day New bedding made 10 order. Upnolstering. lldwre. City Bed- ding Co., 60 Fremont <. Phone 2iSl-i. PIANOS AND PLAYERS-tu tuned aud re. paired. All work guaranteed. Walter H. Kovcl. l27 Greenwood st. Tel. S6S-S RELIABLE piano tuning and repairing. c. A. Humphrey. 97 South Burritt St. Phone .647. Price of tuning S3.50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

CANDY MfNTR-all flayors. Start in candy mint bugIrcss for yourself No experience needed. Write for samples and information. Milton Gordon, Cin- nLnmnil
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Musical Instruments

ApLER-organ in very satisfactory condi-
 ton. Convenient terms, it desired. Wonderful bargain. Henry Moraus'. ;G5 Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

BELNlpERE-6 room cottage open flre- place, one extra building lot. Price t7.- 900. A, Carlson, Real Estate & Mortg- age Loans, lG3 Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

ALLEN ST. Fl roor1 tsuomsnt, al" improvements. 1uruIre .nI floor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

IOWNsTAINN-t0ntW 0I IIVo rOoms 10 be vacant June lst, All modern im- proycWouta good loraIiou. 4 family ut adults wished. Nrta Box l5-L. llDra'J
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WEST ENU-ujeeJy furnished room, suit ah!e for one or two gentlemen. Private LamLIN- E-nra GaAE--L
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WEST MAIN ST. 657--or1cr Westerly
 St.. two la,re connecting front rooms in
 new modern apartment. Suitable for
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

MAGEE- -ONford, combination range. 3i9
 Monroe s. Phone 1079-l?.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

AMAZING--s stylsh shoes. Large cash commissions introducing popular s1,9j aud Si.25 shoes. Actual samples fur nshed. Write quick. stylo Arch Shoes. Dept No. Cinrinnatl. Ohio.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

LAST MAIN ST. eos: furnished roor1 t0r hEht hnusrhrepjrs steam heat hot and cold water. set tubs. veranda. sspa- rata entran-e. also single room. PFr7e fa7S
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

GROCERY < MEAT MARkET--for sale. Selling on account of illness Inquire 1SO Hartford Ave
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

ST. ft-turnished room Tor light housekeeping hath adjoining. all couveHEeroes. Tel G5GS-t
 Wnated-Roaryl or Lodging aa
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Hcip--sien Wanted

AMBITIOUS sALESMAS-to qualify as manager, Local territory. 5000 op- portunity. Mir. jood!ott, 2lO Lincoln St. Boston, Mass. Phone Liberty 5ji3.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

HELYIDERE--li3 Brighton st, New , room bungalow, hardwood and white enamel finish. oak flooh steam heat, white plumbing, Reasonable cash or will accept building lot as part payment. L, l., pemng. Phone l9s?-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Situations Wantcd-Womcn

CCLORFD GIR1.-dosires situation doirs housework by the day. B Lilac St Gall or write.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

CLoTHES-takeu in for vashirg and ironing, Veronica Platnvine. 67 Grove St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Vacation Places For Rent

BAY VIEW, MJLTORD-lI Oakland AIe-, shore cottage, , rooms, all modern tm- p:ovcmentS. r. W. Loomis, ll2 liar rson St. Tel. 2640
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Repairing x Piano Tuning

LAWN MOWERS -regrouud. doing better what others do well. Walter 554 West Main St
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies

milking ,ow, Guenscy breed. Wlu be sold lboar. @-S Farm inctou. Ave. New Britain. Rear.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Rooms For Housekeeping
.

CFJErU ST, 6i- two iargs pleasant liENt G"4soNrcpirE rooms, modem rnn,en- t"r as also pleasant front room. suit shI" for TWO gentlemen. twin beds. Mrs. MaLen
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

part time work, Write, Box IS, Herald, JUNIOR pRIhi CLERk-one year expert ence. reliable, refined. Al soda disreu- ser would lko work Saturdays. Sundays and evenings. Telephone. Bristol 955 between and : p. III.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

re0ommcnd Diamond GfNCer AIo Srlits, puts, Qts Canada Dry Cling Me, Nilk Floats. Chonolate Matted MIk. White Rock Mineral Water. M1- I'rrCaR Nozy Main
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

CHEEFY ST. 4Q-i ro0n tencme1t on
 :7d floor. Tel lf55-i2,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

N GrS Smf nBauaf fFpcdA Action Others mVryS nsAwr MPae Nee Thphh n C Plus
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MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

ICE BoXEs-and side lcer ot % lbsp tll up, top lcer. tJlbs. Sl5 up, front ioer, SC lbs. S96 up. Edward Gortain. lGS Afct st, PLOne S69-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

sECONDHAND-Ice box in good condi- lion at l9 Trinity St
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
TREE HOME WANTED

AFE117 IENT-7I47 " 3EaF T EaI1 For thirteen year old hoy. Would hs willing 10 assist in return for home and schooling. Apply to
 BUREAU OF CHILD WELFARE, Fl CAPITOL AVENUE,
 HARTFORD. CONN.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

ETTNNKT IT T FWN--as Eo06 as T9W, Rood size. Is" Marls Sf. Tel. S955,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

WHEN time is money, try our itstant Ser1lcA Tires. Batteries, Gasoline. We get you there and back. O'NeilA 3s Washington st. Phone 200.