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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15

al Bank Assignee H. F.
Little --...........-.......---..---.-,.- 5000
Warrant 1866, Bennett Bros,
Axle Grease -----...-....-.--..... so
Warrant 1865, w. r.. Nun
son, team work -...-..-..--...... $500
Warrant 1867, Albert Childs,
labor -.-.......-............-...-...... zoo
Warrant 1868, j. W. Cald-
well, supplies ,----......,.. 5.85
Warrant 1869, Montgomery
Bunk Co., Tongue stick 500
Warrant 1870, Frank Whit
right, running tractor - $500
Warrant 1871, NJ G. Grebe,
Assignee Asa Kenison .. 1000
Warrant 1872, D. L. Hill,
street commissioner .-.--.- 5000
Warrant 1873, Montgomery
Bunk Co., supplies .--..-- 3.55
Warrant 1874, ]. w. O'Dan-
iel, cap screws -.-..-----.----... so
LIBRARY FUND
Warrant $50, Mrs. Chas.
Crabb, Librarian .....-.......... 5000
Warrant 6S1, Idaho Power
Co., March account -. 335
Warrant 632, Water Depart
ment, March account .-- 1.25
Warrant 6S3, Boise Payette
Lumber Co., coal ....-.. $500
Warrant 6S4, Bennett Bros,
coal ....--........-.-....-...-.....-.-.. 24.4O
Warrant 6S5, Stanton Park,
Refund, Librarian supplies $50
Warrant 6S6, Stanton Park,
Insurance .......--.----.-.......-..- 1910
CEMETERY FUND
Warrant 80, VIM. Gastel, Jr,
Opening Grave ...-.....---.... 1000
WATER FUND
Warrant ia, First National
Bank, S. d. covering pipe 247.90
freight on pipe -. 24.77
176, Idaho Power
Co., Service at pump house 46.15
w al rant - {, DEL nee OdIdSS,
supplies and threading
pipe ...-.....-.........--............-. 1875
IT'S. John Horgan,
drayage ..........-.-.--....-....-... 500
179, orville Col
thorp, bags ---.-.---.-------.--- 14.40
$50, ]. w. Tye, la
Dor ............................. 100
181, E. ] Colthorp,
water superintendent ----- 5000
Warrant 1872, D. l.. Hill, la
Dor ...--..-...-..-.--.--.....-...-.---... 1920
Warrant 1873, w. b. Brown,
battery ......................... so
Warrant 1874, VIM. Hanley,
supplies ..-.......--.......-. 2.25
1855, ]. W. Caldwell,
fittings .--.----.--.---.-----..-.-.--- 2.40
1856, Golden Rule
Store, oil -----.-.----.----------.--- rs !
1877, A. F. Ander- E
son, water collector ..-. $3.50 !
Variant 1S8, A. f. Ander-
son, stamps and kilograms 5.66
Variant 1879, First National |
B n k, Assignee G. A.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be no preaching service
at the Baptist Church Sunday even
ing. We will Join with the other
churches in Baccalaureat service at
the Congregational church.
j. L. Taylor, pastor
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15
SERvICESAT THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Thursday May 14th, Mrs. William
Deylin will entertain at a meeting
of the Altar Society. Ladies are
urged to attend.
Friday o'clock, Catechism and
Bible History.
Sunday High Mass at 10 o'clock
and Marian Deyotions.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in run down. condi-
ton will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are in
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, it is greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
5ists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists
In improving the General Health.
+. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15
$1,000
Moore

Moore --------------------------------- 5fV.OU
FIRE FUND
Warrant SO, M S. T. T. Co.,
March service -...--.--..,-.- 5.75
Warrant 54, Idaho Power
Co., service .-....................- 14.75
PARK FUND
warrant 80, Montgomery
Bunk Co., rake ..-.------.----- 1.25
Warrant 40, F. w. Bailey,
team work ..-..-.-----..------- 3.75
Warrant Al, Bennett Bros,
seed ...........................-..-.... 600
Warrant AZ. George Mark
ham, labor .--...---.-.----------- $500
Warrant 43, Gilmore Irriga-
tion Farms Association,
Rental ---------..----..-.--..------ 11.5O
The bill of S12.42 from the De-
partment of Public Works, was dis
allowed as same was not authorized
by Board.
Mr.. Turner of the Street Commit
tee was instructed to make necessary
repairs on ditch crossing on corner
of Jackson and Srd street.
Moved by Pickrell seconded by
baltimore that Mrs. A. F. Anderson
be appointed Deputy Registrar Mo
tion was carried.
The Clerk was instructed to have
the Village accounts audited.
Ordinance No. 231, being an Or
dinance regulating to the Parking
of Motor and Horse Drawn Vehicles,
was then introduced and given it's
first reading in full.
Ordinance No. 232, being an Or
prohibiting the obstruction
Of the use of Fire Hydrants, was
then introduced and given its first
reading in full.
1t was decided to enforce the Or
dinance requiring all dogs to be
licensed
Also decided to enforce Ordinance
the riding of bicycles on
tide walks.
Clean Up week was designated as
April 20 to rs, Free Dray will call
rash, not over two barrels from one
,lace, on April 22nd.
The Board appointed the follow
ng to serve as Judges of Election
or the Municipal election to be held
april % 1925, Mrs. e. w. Lati-
nore M. C. Helm and E. C. Hell
rich.
No further business appearing,
board adjourned.
Approved:
f. w. BENNETT,
Ittest: Chairman.
A. f. ANDERSON. Clerk.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-05-15
Section %: NEA sEA; Ell
JERoME,s ADDITION


JEROME'S ADDITION
Lots 8, IA to Is inclusive. VIZ
of each, rs, 26, 81, %, and Eh OF
80, all of 20, 80, 81, 40. Sc, EH
81, E15 ga, all 43 and all of 65, A,
81, SO, s and w of o. S. L., all So,
60, 81, 70 to IS inclusive, E1z of
50, all of IS to SO inclusive, 80,
81, 90.
Township South, Range East,
Boise Meridian.
Section "a: NWH NWA; M
SWA NWA; SEA NWA; M
NEA sWA; SEA NEA SWA;
E1a sWA NEA sWA; So swA
NwA sWA; M swA swA :;
Tax Lots Nos 10. -, "a, SEA s
& w of canal; E1k SEA swA;
Section %: E1z SEA; S1s SH
S1z- SEA NEA; NJ NE1z, S &
w of canal; Eh NEA NWA;
DoDGE's ADDITION in sEA NEA
Section 25, T. 3 s., r. E.,
L
SMALL ACREAGEs in Sec. 25 and
Section 26, t. s., r. e.
Tax Numbers: 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12A.
Is, 10, 20, %, 80, 81, 33 to 3S i'm
elusive, SS1a, 80. Al to 46 inclusive,
81, "a, E. 3 acres of 70, 74A, TAB,
rs. rs.
GARRETT'S ADDITION
Section 26, T. s., r. 8 E.. Lots
3, 4, 10, Cs1A Ek 66), IL to 15 in
elusive, II, IS. 81, %, 20, 80. 81,
80. 81, 80, so, 81, So, So, VIZ and
M E1s of sc and 81.
Section 26: sWA NEA; NEA
NEA NEA; E1a sEA, including
South Addition except Blocks IA,
2OA, 21A; SWA SWA;
Section 81: SEA NEA; NEA
NEA SEA;
Township 3 South, Range East,
Boise Meridian.
Section 35: VIZ NEA NWA;
Section SO: Eh SEA; NWA
Sc n; NEA SWA; Tax Lot No. 4;
In Northwest Quarter of Section
86. Lots 1, 2, 5, s, (part IL, 10,
"a, E & N of o. S. L., VIZ II,
al of IS, 10, 81, rs. 2S, 30, 80,
In Northeast Quarter of Section
Sc: Lots 33 to 81 inclusive and 80
o as inclusive.
Township 4 South, Range East,
Boise Meridian.
Section /: SEA NEA, S & w of
}. S. L., and Lot No. l; SEA SWA;
Section 2: VIZ SEA;
Section Il; VIZ NEA; Wa
SEA-
Section 12: SEA NEA; E15 E1k
sWA NEA; NWA NEA; Wa
VIZ NEA NEA;
Section 49, NEA NEA;
Section Is: So NEA; SEA
WV; NEA sWA; SEX;
Section 26: SEA SEX; r
Section So: NEA NEA; ny :
EA NEA;
Township 8 South; Range East,
ioise Meridian.
Section 30: NEA SWA, W and +
of canal; S1k NEA SWA, w and
of canal; NEA NWA SWA,
Tax lots s, 8, and S1); S1k SEA I
WI; SwA NWA SWA; VIZ
WA swA sWA; NEA sWH
VIZ;
Tax lots; 1 to inclusive, s, 10,
2;
Section 81: NEA NwA NwA;
Y NEA NWA w of main East
de Canal; NJ SEX NWA;
EA Is & w of cana) SEA SEX
Wa; VIZ NEA, CIV and S of N
mali; u
RUTDALE SUBDIVISION, Being .
the swA Sec. 81, t. s.. R. E. D.
Block 3 Lots 1, 2, 8, NJ 4, and 1
to 20 inclusive; u
Block A Lots 1 to 26 inclusive;
SUBDIVISION, Being o
in the NWA sNWA, Sec. 6, Town I"
ship South, Range Z East, B. M.
Block 13: Lots l to 8 inclusive, !"
to % inclusive; -
Township 4 South, Range z East, :,
oise Meridian. :,
Section 6: VIZ SEA and Lot 1, Al
Of canal; E15 NWA; SEA CIV
S Of canaD; E15 SWA; w
Section Z; NWA NEA; NE NJ
EA NEA; NEH sen, N & e of W
S. L.;
Section s: SWA NWA; NWA w
Va; So swA; NEA SwA owl
Creek); w
Section II: NwA, N and E of
S. L.; w
Section 20; VIZ swA; VIZ
"a sw4; w
Section 90: NWA;
Section 80 E1s NEA w
A map showing the lands in saidf
ri ,,,H tba
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
$3.50 Sweater Suits
For Little TOtS-S4.98

Just what little hdde needs these cold
when he to play with mother The consists
of leggin and In heavy knit in plain stitch
May be had in jockey brown white Sizes
TO $3.50 COATS $3.50 SIS ADMIRAL COATS $40
Your little daughter will Ready
Of polaire brosdclOth -
trimmed with Ihnheu
Lined with
years. flannel. Sizes years.
JOSKE'S
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
You Can Buy on
Easy Terms
Buy the things yon
1UdIt on easy terms

by the Things yon
1cdnt on easy terms
THROUGH THE BUDGET CLUB
Here are some of the things you
can buy, that will make the home
not only comfy, but most attractive.
Rugs Articles
Lamps Stoves
Mattresses Blankets
Pillows Comforts
Draperies Silverware,
Decorative etc.
Just select the articles you want,
pay so much down, the balance can
be paid in convenient monthly pay
ments. The Budget Club gives you
an opportunity to enjoy your things
as you pay for them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-04
Beacon Bath Robes $3.50

Surely, there isn't any who need smart
robe to slip into cold mornings night They
made of fine quality Beacon CLOTH Trimmed with
and silk cords In wanted patterns.
JOSKE'S THIRD FLOOR
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VALUES to $3.50
WOMEN'S UNIONS soc

Made Of splendid quality of cotton and
mercerized Isle. In open closed styles and in
loose open leg styles These unions from
Carriers, Kayser, and Munsingwear. All sizes.
BLOOMERS-Of fine Isle from Kayscr,
Munsingwear and Augusta Maid. Finished at
the waist and legs with elastic. Comes in
wanted colors. S1.0j.
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VALUES TO S1.25
SPORT PETTIBLOOMERS 81

Made from fine quality of Isle, in fancy
cuff design. Finished with elastic at the top
and the legs. Comes in beautiful coors.
CHILDREN'S UNIONS-These are the fam
+. u. unions. made Of n fine quality Of
cotton. with tapped buttons and drop seats. Ali
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Rect FLOOR
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JOSKE'S THIRD FLOOR
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
Horse Becomes Paralyzed
 Traffic Is Impeded

A horse owned by the United Milk Co, and attached 10 one of the com- pany's teams, was seized hy sud den illness while on West Main street about o'clock this morning and was able to reach Curtis street when if fell in heap 10 the ground. The animal was unable to lift itself | 10 lis feet and was there about two hours before being removed A vet erinarian was called and he describ- ed the silment as one that affects the horses hind legs.
 The animal while going along the
 street suddenly hunch"d itself and
 while 1t still kept going. if seemed l 10 gradually lose the power of its : hind limbs and it finally went down. 1 The happening blocked traffic at the corner for time, but the animal vas moved over to one side to al- 1 low vehicles and trolleys 10 pass.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

in the law office of Nair & Nair is spending the weekend at Wood mont.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Watson, their son and daughter, and Miss Mary Farrell of Chicago, Ill.,. will leave Saturday for their home after a visit with MT. and Mrs, John keevers Of East Main street,
 Judge George W. Klett js back in his office after his annual vacation.
 John Keevers of Chicago, Ill.,, is visiting his uncle. John keevers of East Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs L, W. Rose have returned from a vacation trip. They attended the photographers at Cleveland. Ohio, and spent some time auto touring.
 Mrs. II. M. Galpin will leave Mon day for Branford where she will spend the coming three weeks.
 Miss Olive R. Fulton Is spending her vacation in North Wilbraham, Mass. She will return August ?l.
 pr. Henry Martin Is spending his vacation at Block Island. R. l.
 Ike T. Hill, Dr. John L. Kelly Charles Mccarthy and pr. James F. Dobson will leave Monday morning for a To-day trip into Canada. READ THE HERALD WANT ADS
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
BOY SCOUT CAMPERS
 FAIL TO GET SNIPE
Hunt Conducted SuCccssfully--Lhina- tie Hoax Perpctratcd-Tcsts
 Conducted.

The time-honored custom of the spire hunt was revived at Camp Kcomosa ahbee, the New Britain Boy scout camp at Jobs pond, Portland, last night, and some 30 campers, armed with pillow-cases and paja- mas, sallied into the darkening woods 10 catch these evasive birds. Assistant Camp Director Charles ."Chuck' 'Vibberts led the hunters, but deserted. Without his aid, the youngsters seemed 10 lose confidence and skill, for all returned to camp empty rather empty bagged,
 Much excitement was created at .the camp Thursday night when Com missioner Charles F, Morgan rushed in and announced that he had been set upon by a lunatic while walking behind one of the tents. This set the campers in an uproar and a vain hunt for the wildman was made, quiet not being restored until ? o'clock in the morning, when 1t was | finally realized that the annual camp hoax had been perpetrated.
 Much progress In scouting Is be- Ing made by the campers. More than dozen have passed the diff cult canoe test which must be taken successfully before a boy is allowed out in one of the camp canoes This test includes staying afoat Is min. utes, fighting canoe and climbing lin without shipping water, undress' ling in the water and then swimming 100 yards, and other severe require ments. Many merit badges are be- ing won and several boys are neal the Eagle Scout rank, the highest
 pinnacle of scoutcraft.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
MARRIAGE PLANS
 ALL GO WRONG
Two Society Buds Not to Wed
 Into Royalty

New York, Aug. P-The mar riage plans of two American society girls and two hlue.b .blooded foreign CTS, have gone awry.
 Miss Emmeline Marion Grace, daughter of Eugene c. Grace, prcsi- dent of the Bethlehem Steel corpora tion, is not to wed Sir Michael Will liam Shelby Bruce, adventurous young Scottish haronet, because he is 10 marry an English girl,
 Dispatches from London last night said that Sir Michael, a captain in the Royal Field artillery, and de scendant of Robert Bruce, hero king of Scotland, today would become the husband of Miss Doreen Dalziel Greenwall, daughter of British army colonel.
 Miss Grace's engagement was an- nounced by her parents last Decem- her from their home in Bethlehem, Pa. It was celebrated by ball at the Hotel Bethlehem. Mir. Grace's secretary from the steel magnate's summer home at Southampton, l., l., yesterday said Miss GraCe's engage ment was broken several months ago and that this fact was known to her friends here and in London.
 ! Disappointment came 10 Lieuten- ant Ernesto Lardineli Beccl, first assistant secretary of the Italian ministry of the interior, when he ar rived on the .liner Providence yes tcrday to learn that his contem- plated marriage next Wednesday to Miss Nancy Sayles of PaTtucket, R, l., had been postponed indefinitely
 A few hours later Lieutenant Bee ci intimated that he would return to Italy without bride, Miss Sayles is reputed to he ths wealthiest girl in Rhode Island. Her mother Mrs Frank A. Sayles, gave no reason for postponement of the marriage. Lieu. tenant Becci Is Roman Catholic and Miss Sayles Protestant.
 Lieutenant Becci left s37,o00 ir iewelry, his gifts to the prospective bride. in the hands of customs off. cials. He didn't want to pay duty on something he might not need,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
CorRT srENOCRAPHER ILL

New. Haven. Aug (PS-John H. Holmes, for many years an official stonographor of the superior court of Now Haven county, is critically m at inc home of an aunt near Bos- ion. according to word reaching this city last night During the trial of Olympia Macri he was forced tc work night and day and after the trial decided 10 fake 3 long rest He has failed rapidly since his arrival al his auut's home. His Illness, how. cyar. ia not a direct result of his york during the Macri case,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
City Items

H II, Milkowitz, acting for M l., Geddes, has brought suit against Adellne Welllns for s125 damages, Acting on a writ returnahle the fourth Monday of August in tho city court, Constable Fred Winkle has attached property of tho defendant on Linwood street.
 Rebuilt pianos guaranteed, Good as new bargains. c, l.. Fierce X Co. -advt.
 Suit for divorce has been brought by James Vance against Hattie Hen ry Vance. The couple. who have one daughter, were married on August 2l, 1921, and the defendant Is al- legged 10 have deserted on July s, 1922, Nair & Nair represent the plaintiff. Papers arc returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of September,
 A son was born Wednesday at the New Britain general hospital 10 Mr. and Mrs, Fred Iverson of 66S East street.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

armament and security have been endorsed by tho conference of the World Alliance for International Friendship through the churches. in session here, as the only foundation for international peace.
 In a resolution passed at yester- days session the alliance declared In effect that while 1t was not the func- ton of the alliance to pronounce on political questions, its efforts should he devoted to the principles of ar- hitration security and disarmament, accepted by world opinion as appli- cation of Christian ideals 10 inter- national politics.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
ATTORNEY DECIDES ID REFUSE OFFER
Barcelona Jail Bird Game Tried
 Again

Thes game that has made Barce- Iona Spain, famous is still being played, letter received today by Louis NJ. Schmidt, local patent at torney, indicates. Schmidt, accord. ing to the letter, has the opportunity Of realizing fortune of $120,000 by simply assisting poor unfortunate who says he is inCarcerated in q spanish debtors prison.
 The letter similar to others that have been received from time to time by local people tells the patent attorney that the writer has been i'm prisoned by bankruptcy, in spite of the fact that he has s3G0,0 900 in America, His Imprisonment makes 1t impossible to get the money, so the writer tells Schmidt that 1t is necessary for him 10 secure the as- sistance of somebody on the outside.
 A trip to Spain will have 10 bo made to pay the court expenses and 10 recover the prisoners portman- teau, which contains secret pocket in which two checks for the $360,0 are concealed. The checks are pay able 10 bearer. the letter relates, so upon arriving in Spain the patent attorney will cash the checks, pay off the mans debts and thus secure his release and fortune of $l20,0O0 for himself,
 The unfortunate prisoner signs himself co and said that as he would be unable 10 receive the pat ent attorneys answer at the prison he should cable to a confdant of his who will deliver it 10 him at the prison.
 Schmidt said this morning that he has no desire 10 become wealthy. sc will pass up the golden opportunity
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
Personals

Mrs, William Russell and Miss Esther Russell of South Burritt street arc visiting Mrs. Russell's daughter, Mrs, Ralph slocum Of Schachticoke, N. Y.
 Mrs. Charles Packard is visiting her son, Foster Packard of Roberts street,
 Miss Mae Hilton of 219 Chestnut street, leaves today for Boston, Mass. for two weeks vacation.
 Miss Rose Swarsky, stenographer
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
City Advertisement
Washington Street, Building Lines
 and Street Lines

haSi'iIlstoii StrUt, bulldnE Lines
 and Street Lines
 Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, Room SO6, City Hall at 6:So p. m, (E. S. TD Tuesday evening, August 11th, 1925. on the proposed establishing of street and building lines on both sides of Washington street, from West Main street to 500 feet north of Broad street.
 All persons interested are re- quested to he present at said hear ing if they see cause, and be heard | In relation 10 the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, c, H. Johnson. Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

Snakceroare's Hamlet, sea hreezes whistle through a croNiOe, giving q sound like "svoar" which legend aNirms is tho voice of Hamlots & |ather ahiurinG the prince 10 do his duty.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

Rev. Benjamin F. Ewing is now incharge of federal prohibition en- forcement for the state of Illinois, following the removal of the former director. Percy Owen. He is an or dained pastor in the United Brcth- ren church and his home is in Hills. horo Q. 2
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
GREAT BIG USED CAR SALE

GREAT BIG USED GAR SALE Every used car in our used car Dept must go tn the next 10 days. car leads of Chrysler slxes on the way. We must have the room. Buy used car from uh drive 1t flvs days and if 1t Is not satis- factory, return 1t and choose any other used car in the building. Prices ycu never heard of hstere We have 25 of the finest used cars in the city all late models. FollcE- ing are just q few of what Es have to otter:-
 1924 ChrysIer roadster, crn.r ss-
 ing south,
 1924 sp. sir studebaker .edan. 1925 Chevrolet coach, driven s.fce
 miles.
 ls:I oldsmobls sedan. 1 6-rassenger and 4-rasssnEsF
 stutz tourings. late models. 1924 Chevrolet sedan and many
 others to choose from. Come in and make your sEn
 tsrms. BENNETT MOTOR BALES co.
 2so ARCH STREET TEL 7s5i. OPEN EvENIEcA
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

Frederick N Francis of West Cen ter street has received word that decision has been reserved in his appeal to the supreme court from 8
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

decision rendered In the superior court by Judge Hinman in a suit brought by D. o. Coleman against him to recover S75O alleged dam ages. The action was brought to recover damages alleged to have been done at tho Coleman theater. The supreme court has ruled that Judge Hlnman erred in the decision.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Rim and daughter, Barbara, are spending two weeks as the guest of Mir, Rims parents, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Rim Of Merrell avenue.
 Mrs, George Curtis iS spending the summer at Short Beach,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

Elr Dhe French artist who le HOW designing for American sora'1 stare. thinks 'n" ro3.I Ho, 3InE is l,ry ,rrv uE'v. So 1o 1a~ ,-iEwJ B u.e type ot Ioeterv 8r1 a t'''1 'lh that makes f stay "h'r" i' ho- longs 1' may have r rHz.er "f roncrs or hlt of ribbon ror P d,ro- ~a'ton l' Y nIrs Harr fe rho tery comelv r1alrc Wlrls0r trs1nE ort the ne-' style.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08

NASH, lssS-s passenger touring ear driven only 77oo miles, fully equip ped. New car Euarsutes. Can ee bought al SSso discount. J, B. Moran'E Garage, Ish Church st
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
FAVOR DISARMAMENT

Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 8 (Pl- The principles of arbitration. dis
New Britain herald., 1925-08-08
RENEWED ToRDs

RENEWED FoNDs 1924 Tudor sedan (3). at ss7s.- 1924 Roadster @, at s2oo 1929 Roadster @. at s1oo 1922 Touring cars @, at s12S. e21 Coupe at sl5o. 1923 Coupe at s23s. 1923 Ton truck, (staks sldss}, ct sls5. 1923 F ton (panel tody} at .1Fg. 1923 Ton express at s3oo.
 OTHER CARS Hurmobie 1921 touring at sS5o. Paige, 1919, passenger touring a& t15o.
 Rec, 1s1s. touring car, 5 passenger. at s1oo. Liberal terms on all the above cara. =
 .,' AUToMorrvE SALES 6 SERVICE co. 900 E. MAIN ST. PHONE .iti,