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New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
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Radio

A. II. EDGERLT JE.-kengngJon, radio repairs. vacuum tubes, reactivsted. Puts
 lew lie To tubes. Tel. 695-6 for pa7ticu-
 lars.
 Nf5 GIVE hWAT--oue radio free. Come In for information. Italian Book Store.
 A4l Main $.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

JCsEPH ARBoUR & SON
 New YoTk and New Britain truckmen. Local and long dis.ancs moving. LOCAL NEW YORK PRONE PRONE .7gS.? CORTLAND 77lI
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HOUSEHOLD FT'ENITCRE-for dining room. bedroom and kjtchcn Reason for selling moving. w. P. Camp, Ln2y Lnnn. EonlhInElon. Tcl. lI8.l1.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE- -consIbtinE Of rooms for sale. Inquire ll9 Hartford ANe nry Gnods store.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

EUREkA--VR0uum 0IoaneG mer0anI'aITY perfect, prico reasonable. Call G9.l3 pIqtnyillp
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

FOUR ROOM OUTFiT-dlnIng room, bed. room. living room and kitchen, complete with rugs. :565 John A. Andrevs Co Inc ISg Main st.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

FKOsPLLI ST, al-roOm 10 rent, Tor
 | storage CT business. Not furnished, Phone 5.79-W
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AUTOMOTIVE
Service stations---Repsiring

WHEN time is money. try our Itstan' Service. Tires, Batteries Gasoline. WV get you there and back. O'Neila S5 Washington St. Phone 900. WASHING POLISHING
 SIMONIZlNG Storage, day, week or month. Central Auto Laundry Co.,.
 2aS Main St.
 Phone l4S0,
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ICE BOXES-and side icer CT 'j lbs, 8l3
 up, top lcer. 5ilbs. 1l5 up, front icer. 80
 lbs.. so5 up. Edward GorfaIu. l6S Arch St. PhonO Se0.2.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
AUTOMOTIyE
BETTER USED CARS

USED CARS 1924 Buick sedan, io.i Buick coufe. 1924 Buick touring, 1928 Buick touring. iss: Buick sedan. ipsi Buick sedan. 1920 Buick roadster. 1922 Dodge coupe. lo?l Dodge sedan. 19.i Hudson speeoster, 1918 stutz touring. 199l Haynes touring.
 CAPITOL BUICK CO,
 la3 ARCH ST.
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Rooms Tor Housekeeping


}flI7H ST 232-e 5orrert]nr front rooms 'or Ng'f housekeeping, 2nd flight lcft, phora 2stg.4.
 -IjTETW ST. 0t--. large pleasant Iigbt Housekeeping rooms, and one ]arEs y.easant front room suitable for gem ''anren twin beds. NrH Wntsh. LAKE ST. 8S-e conn ee:.9g rooms for lgF' Housekeeping minutes walk from MIN S~. s0.-o ruea>s!rl rooms for light housekeeping, wfN all conyeu- .nr0as. Top Thor. evenings MAIN ST 4s-c lght ho1EeRsc1jrg roo7E Mrs fta" MAIN ST. 9S-2 rooms 'or IIEhl house. FeerinE, private hsta. H-s. Han, ErAB CENTEE -. I1~n3s1od rooms for .eht torse&serins. For rarticuIara rsu oasE-%
 ST t%I-TY ET., ;it--2 ar 2 sQr5-7s6cd rooms F7r light Housekeeping All cou' en- fr~rrs
 u'nafa1 nnorl -- o.tn,,,r Oq
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LFONARD ICE R0X-as good na new,
 good size IS? Maple st. Tel ?052.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

B"oN WA&TEp-by young AmsrisaT "a Protestant American fsmifr. where therf s~s un n'hsr rconerH not more than l5 min. walk. Gle Tel Number, Eoz ,e-A, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

HOUSEHOLD includmF plano. Prices low, Party leaving town 30 South High St, 3rd floor,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

NAN sT, :E3-furnIshed front room for Ee0tfer9eN and board. Mrs, Berg. Dt-7-a 9nh.--+
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
SECURING BOOMERS

There's plan that many rooming and boarding house propretors have found to be thoroughly prac- tica in nsurng full house and steady income-they use the Want Columns.
 It's an admitted fact that most people who live in roomng and boarding houses, as well as those who rent room or two in private families locate their temporary or permanent homes through the Wants.
 Booming and boarding Want announcements are of interest to many-they quick in bringing results and cost but a minimum.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

MATTRESsES-Goo quality wool and felt mattresses at s9,jo. Regular loOFo silk floss mattresses at sc4,5Q. Cusual price t35.0Q. We are making q special Of couches and day beds. Doyle Fur rItnre Co, 500 Maln s.
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MERCHANDISE
Business and OGic eEquipmcnt 57

DISEIIVS5 "EIU VHIV NI1VlTpIIIVUN I1 ART METAL-ohice eQupment-steel fire proo; safes desks, tables filing cabinets. display cases. Nv Britain Typewriter Eychange. 95 West Main St. DESkS-fiat tops and type writer styles, substantially made. practical and com vcniont. Priced from s27.5O upwards. Adkins Fitting Co.,, stauoners and or flee Outftters, 65 Church g.. STORE FlXTURES-of all kinds Cash ieg!ster and scale repairing. T. g Cash Reg ,ster Co.,, lgl Haiu g.,
 SAFES-We have them to suit any home or business purpose. In all sizes and weights. Prizes start at s25. Adkins Printing Co.,. Stationery and Office Ou;- filters. 6 6Church St.
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Rooms and Boar,l

IiTH ST eS-Eoom anl JoaTd r de- sired HIEIts up.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
 Shore Places For Sale &
Suburban For Sale

BELVIDEEE- faImly of 3 rooms, with all Improvements, two car garage. Price
 right. Roht. B, White, 259 Main St. BERLTN-I2 room house with as many
 acres of land as wanted. P. J. Murray X Co.,, Real Estate Insurance. 3cS Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry

LIAMUNDS-.rese while sou wait and ln your own presence st I. EesnickS $40 Main St. opp. Commercial S;.
 WATCHES-get up-to-date Wathau, E. gin or Har,!.tor; good allowance made or your old wat.G. H,mherg * Horn. Js2 Main g., 70 r. F. Arcade. SILVERW JeweIry, Visit our uew store opposite East Man st. B. GeorEes 4Sf Na'N St.
 JLWELRY-gIits at less than cost. Your opportunity to select jewelry, ivory and s.lyorware in tae very latest des.Eus at less than half price. This 's our last call Tor our final 'eve'ry sale. Take advantage and save money. Hen y Moraus. 365 Main s.. CD. Myrtle s.
 Manted-ArtiClcs To RnH GA
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Good Things To Eat

.ANLB CIICpS-trom spring lamb. I:c. lb Jones' Quality Market. g Myrtle st. pNore rG;
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ENTNA SalesWOmen Waufed wI'h eIrer-
 lenro only preferred. Raphaers Dept.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents-Real Estate
Building Lots For Sale

VEST MAIN ST EVANSVILLE buIIJ- ."g lols. 5avlj1 earlf, frult, berries and 9iapes Inquire 4l5 West st., Bristol. .'aN s-n-'r
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, 5o5--furnIshed rooms, with all corveniences. Phone 2S59.
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Farms For Sale

\GH nnunt,y Tome in Mooaus 0. lo acres with rununE brook and pont. "D.y $500 cash required, or will t~a ie to. city property CashmaE Farm Arn-.v III MaLn &
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Instrumental and Vocal

lin, studio 32l Main St. Hours by sp- pontmcnt.
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NEW INGION-on blate Toad, room house. large barn, 2 cows horses, 50 chickens. all farm implements. Prices and terms very reasonable. Inquire, \. J. FoIren, Elm st. Tul, l790. SIX ACRE-poultry farm, all kinds of fruit on state road on jtney line, | family house, good barn and garage. Price $500. Inquire Il. J. Folren, ! ELnt E..
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UtINIDIIL~II3 brIBNton slu NeW room bungalow, hardwood and white eramel finish oak flooI, steam heat, white plumbing, Reasonable cash or will alcept building lot as part payment, l.. |, pemng. Phone lsS2-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS M. sTETNHAUS-prIYate instructlon tu collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg. Room 3ll. Phone @0t2f. We have with us now a man instructor strictly private for ladies'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

LAKE ST. Ss-@ onree..ng rooms for
 ltgl,' Housekeeping, minutes walk from
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

CLITCK %G \~l 11N<I\O poultry "@
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ORIENTAL RUGS-Oriental and domestic rugs. repairing cleaning. weaving. bind Ing. overcasting. 8. V. sevadjian. S Grand St. Tel. ll90.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

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 lt now Doyle Furniture Co., 800 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR RESULTS
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girl to assist with house work and care of children, from S:30 10 5:30 weekdays. Mrs. otto Burck- Lnr..L A, RLarn llncl ANp
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CAMP ST, 24-furnlshed room. with all conveniences, suitable for people. Tel. 5l02-4.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms Tor Safe
S2

room cottage. ] car garage new, chicken coop, 300 chicken capacity, acres Of land more or less 10 apple. 19 peHr, , peach trees, grapes. berries, wells, one artesan. electric lights, situated within 20 minutes walk from P, O., school cottage in excellent condition. both inside and out. Price tS50J, terms. John E. Conlon. Plain Vile ha.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

SIX rooms Of furniture, will sell whole or in part, with privilege of renting tene- ment iaH Chestnut St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

l'tEM size 2 or j mics from
 New Rr'aln, Tor sale or will c>.&ans'
 for city property. Inquire !o3 Vcs. Man
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EMPLOYMENT
Heip-Wonien Wanted

TWO YOUNG WoMEN--of good standing as nurses assistants. Apply 10 Direc. trcss of Nurses, New Britain General Hnsrltsl
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

GIRL wanted for general Kitchen work Austrian or German preferred. Apply at shuttle Msadow Club.
 MAID Mnnl nI- for EankrnL EaMkaEnrk
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

DELVIDERE--6 room cottage open fires place. one extra building lot. Price I7,- 800. A. Carlson, Real Estate 6 Morts- nEa ronrs. l6a Main st
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

N 7 recommend Diamond Ginger Ale Sp'ts, pats, Qts. Canada Dry Glnsr' Aie, MIX Floats Chocolate Matted MIX. White Rock Mineral Water. Me EnroeS, West Main st,
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Houses For Sale
x

BELNInEl3E-- six room. completely modern and brand new cottage In nlcs aeC ton near new Normal school, Only ;,Q00 cash required. Also q 10 room room single house within 10u yards of Normal school all modern and almost new. Low pHoe, small amount of cash required. John L. Kllbourue, S67 Com inonwoa!th Ave. Phone 9652-l5.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles
s:3

BiEDTS EYE Maple bedroom set ;sC
 takes n. Call 9jl9-5 between and
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
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Austrian girl for general houseworE with references for faml" ot 2. Gall Hartford 4-0h2l
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

CONFECTIONERY- grocery store New soda fountain. Doing good busi- ness Box 29-WH Herald office. .GRCCEEY meat market for sale, doing from *1o0 10 $500 business q week. Apply 70 91G FarminGton Ave, HOTEL-on main tourist route, in thrlvjn. town. Brick building, all convenienrps, e5 rooms, dining hall seats 50. OWnc. retiring. Cashman Farm Agency, i3l Main st., New Britain.
 LARGE BOOMING HOUsE-l6 room~ sp!endidly furnished on Main St.. Rris- tol owner in poor health. w. J. Phc- Ian Company, Bristol, Conn. THE METAL PATTERN--buslness carried on by F. F. Neumann. sol Main st. for thirty four years. Complete equipments tools, good wiii. Owner IS retiring from business.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

USED CARS tos3 Hudson speedster, 1921 lIudtou coupe. 1923 Hudson pass. sedan. 1923 Buick ' pass. sedan. 1921 Buick pass. touring. lHcS studehaker spec. six touring, 1893 studebaker light six coupe. te2% Jawett sport touring. 1920 Hudson touring. 1924 Rolln coupe. 1921 Rollins sedan.
 MANY OTHERS
 THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. i5s ARCH ST. TEL. 7lop.
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Wnatcd-Roarl or Lodging
FREE HOME WANTED

Fo- arteoT year old hoy Would be wiling 70 ass.st in return for home and g.. 9o.rg. Apply 10
 RJErAU OF CHILD WELFARE, 2
 I-I CAPITOL AVENUE, q
 HARTFORD. CONN. ,E
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

TEpIGREED COLLIT-S montho oId, Good reason for selling. ;:S H taken at once. Phone 2SIs,
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GIRL wanted over IS years preferably, one who has lad dressmakjng e1por- tou,e. Apply at ouce \. Q. W. Knit tiug Co. 6S Glen St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

OVERHArLING-aud repairing on all makes Of motors, Merccrs Garase. l3l rark st. Phore 1TSc-..
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

RAYREsTOs BEAKE-seryice station. Brakes refined and adjusted on short notice. Clarks' Auto Electric and Repair. lS-l5 Lincoln st. Phone Sool.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

EEPAIRING-on al makes of cars. EI- rert mechanics avsilatle day and night. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone li55, ROAD SERvfCE CE--W6on delays are eXpen- sivs call Rudy EOS at Could Battery Service Urban & McErroe. 10 F. Main ~esr Summer. Batteries and supplies.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

E RtptAT0R- --repaIrInE at lowest prices. quick service. satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radlatoc Works. D Eas' Main St.. near Main. Phone $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19

sTARTING-lighting and ignition, electric
 rarts and ser lee. Clarks Auto Electric and repair. 1915 Lincoln st. Phone S00l.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-19
srMMoNs- SERVICE STATION

SIMMONS SERVICE STATION Tn new homo but same street Fca- turing Willard Batteries for auto and Radio but ser'-irlng and repairing all makes et Batteries.
 Featuring DElco Eemy and Split dort electrical parts but giving high r3ass service or all stsrters, genera tors and ignition troubles. siNMoNs' BATTERY < ELECTRICAL
 STATION, 7-1 :ss Arch st. New Britain. Conn. "A New Station Built or servlrs srd Dedicated tS Greater Service
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Previous Tampering Is Noted in Ancient Tomb

Moscow, Oct. 1. Rl-Discov- cries made by Koslov, the eX- plorer, in the excavation Of an inn rerial tomb near Urga, Mongolia, has intensified the interest of archeologists in that part of Asia. The tomb which Koslov eXcavated apparently had been tempered with in past centuries, but con- tained many interesting objects which led to the conclusion that the burial took place 2,o0o B, C.
 Two pieces of thick carpet were ornamented with pictures of an elk, q winged lynx. a bull and leo- pard. There were traces of rarnish and paint on the tomb. and the in terior was drhped with silk, rich ly ornamented with the figures of winged riders and reindeer. A corpse was found in a sitting pos ture in the corridor of the tomb and the fragments Of clothing smelled strongly of camphor.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
FEWER POLICE
 SCOl|RING ROADS holftt and Wagner on Duty in Automobiles

The new automobiles recently purchased for the police department were placed in service this morning when Patrolmen George M0ffitt and Fred Wagner were assigned by Chief William c. Hart 10 duty in them Moffitt was detailed to cover the outlying section of the city, includ- ing the Stanley quarter, while Wag- ncr will patrol West Main street. The detective bureau and the traffic de- tail of the department were not af- fected by changes and will continue as at present.
 The use of the automobiles for patrol duty has made it possible for Chief Hart to give the city better | protection during the day, and as a result, more police will be in evi- | denCc along Main street. All men pa. trolling day beats have been trans ferred with the exception of Clarence Lampher, who is in charge of pris, oners at the station and tn police court, and Thomas Dolan. who has beat that makes 1t possible fol him to care for the finger print anG identification work of the depart. 1 ment. Patrolman Patrick Mcehan who has been on day duty for the past several weeks. will return 10 z night beat tonight
 The first shifting of beats for the night men in six months will bt made effective tonight when all mcr will receive new assignments. The street sergeants will employ the new automobiles in their work for the first time tonight.
 The day men were assagncd tt beats as follows; Charles Anderson 6 a. m. to P. m,, south of tn" rail road crossing; Charles Mccarthy East Main street and Hartford ave hue; John Carlson, South Mali street; Alfred Atwatcr, Grove anC Broad streets; William O'Mara, 6 a m. to 4 D. m. Main street north O ti," railroad; Anthony Walinszus Beaver street: Charles Johnson Dwight street section: Walter Malo na and AXcl Carlson, 3 a. m. to I D m. Main street.
 Chief Hart has not made com plete arrangements as to details O the using of the automobiles in pa trol work, but Tatrolman Moffitt hat hren ordered to send in duty call on the hour, while Wagner vii send in calls on the half hour.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

New London, Conn. Oct. P}-- The shadow of Richard Mansfield again falls over the trcc-hiddcn Mansfield estate here.
 Mansfield Grange it is called, and It's walls buzz once more with the atrical activities after a silence dating from the death of the mas ter actor of his day.
 From time to time his widow, Beatrice Cameron Mansfield has rested quietly at the Grange from her war relief work in Europe and there have been intermittent salons of artists and writers,
 But now the picturesque mansion has sprung 10 life. summoned into new activity by the call of the ola stage traditions. For Mrs. Mans field, who was leading lady as well as wife to the great Richard. has determined 10 revive the traditions he established.
 And where, she asks. would one find a better place than that which seems almost haunted by the spirit of Mansfield?
 "I have noticed it ever SO many times - mean the somewhat psychic influence these rooms have upon visitors" she related, sitting In the gloom of the vast music room which is crowded with tapes i tries, armor- plate and rare an tiaues from many parts of the world. From the walls of this room life-sized, malevolent Shylock watches craftily, with another painting of Mansfield undisguised Recently young lady who studied for the stage came to visit and. walking into the room, seemed for a moment 10 be almost dazed 'Why, you can almost feel MT Mansheld's presence.' she remark ed. I had often thought the same thing. but was inclined to credit il to the intimacy of association.
 But when person after person commented on this psychological effect it began to take on some what mystical significance, and began to wonder if it might not af' feet students of the drama who studied in It's atmosphere - if per haps, after all. an influence from beyond the grave might not be felt"
 And so it came about that there was sent out from this little com munity recently a rather business. like announcement that "the Rich ard Mansfield Players of New Lon don had been incorporated and { school for the drama opened by Mrs. Mansfield at the Grange"
 'In the old days it was wei known in the show world that MT Mansfield inculcated in all th' young actors about him inc fln' old traditions for which he stood, Mrs. Mansfield continued. "To ac Shakespeare. for instance. was C have studied all one could finc about the period. the customs, tht furnishings ths turfeundirEt 0 the time and place in which pia' vas laid. It was a matter Of get
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Wood Campaign Cost
 More Than Reported

Chicago, Oct. Rl-Coloncl X. A. Sprague treasurer of General Leon ard Woods 1920 presidential cam paign today testified that statements hc had made before the senate com- mittee which investigated campaign expenditures of presidential aspir- ants in 1920 were not correct in all details, Colonel Sprague so stated under cross examination in federal court in tho suit brought against some by Colonel William C. ProCter, Cincinnati soap manufacturer and chairman of Woods campaign. for collection of $50. .0nn representing half of a note for sIoo,0nO to defray campaign expenditures. Prccter claims Sprague signed the note as a -guarantor Sprasue claims he signed the note merely as an official of the bank which loaned the money.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

who knows, we may start great artist"
 She led the way through the high ccilingcd rooms, as she talked - through the hallway with it's prints of relocated hunters. through the library with its wealth of research books, up tho stairway and intod ihc bedroom of the dead artist.
 Here was stage obviously set ! by the master hand and untouched since his death. Here. too, were a wealth of age-fadcd pictures of stars of yesterday. Mrs. Mansfield , produced one little bundle, through which sho searched with carcssing ' fingers selecting half a dozen. 1 They showed a very young girl, now as a queen now as Portia. now as Juliet and a very young man, with genius burning in his eyes and q fast fading sig
 nature;
 ITO my Beatrice. from Richard" "
 Mrs. Richard Mansfield as she app
 el when playing opposite her hus
 cars today and (riSht as Shc look
 band
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
Name Committees on
 Testimonial to Bishop

The Catholic pastors of the cit! cooperating In the work Of raising a suitable testimonial for auxiliary Bishop John q. Murray of this dio' cese have chosen committees from among their church members who will accept contributions for the fund.
 Rev, John F. Donohoe, pastor ot St. Joseph's church, announced yes terday that he had appointed Judge William F. Mangan, John r. Gala han and James Grace as the con- mittee of that church. Rev. Mat thew Traynor. pastor of st. Mary s church, has appointed the two lrns- ices ot the church, Thomas W. fa- gan and John Conlon, as a commit tee. Rev. Thomas J. Laden. pastor of the Church of St. John the Evan gelist, has appointed John r. Me Grail Charles J. Burns and Andrew IL. Coholan as the committee from that church.
 Rev. stephen Grohol of All Saints church will act as his own commit tee and the other pastors of CathoIlc churches will either appoint their committees today or will accept con- tributions for the testimonial them- selves.
 1 Bishop Murray will be installed in the Episcopal scat at Portland on | Monday. Oct. l2, and 1t IS the plan of the committees in charge Of the : testimonial to have sizablc sum collected by that time. Appeals arc
 beins made to every parish in the state and a generous response is eX-
 pected. The testimonial will De turned over by Bishop Murray to
 relieving the debt on St, Patrick
 church in Hartford, of which he IS
 now pastor, The church is among
 inc oldest Catholic churches in inc
 state and was recently renovated
 Bishop Murray hopes to have the
 church clear of debt when he leaV"' for his new fields of endeavor II
 Maine.
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ting into the role through ac- quaintance and psychological un- dcrstanding.
 To-day, alas, there is too much hit and miss in the theater and its training. Little is left of the old tradition. II is rush and scramble, ! And while l believe in the modern drama and applaud what it is do- ing, l don't believe the odl tradi- lions should be allowed to die. Few of its adherents are lett--Mr. ! Sothern, Mir. Hampden. Mr, ArIss
 and few others. The younger gen
 erations may not feel it,
 Perhaps hero l may gather a i handful more 10 carry on. If there are but few who can see and un- | dcrstand and arc sensitive In ap. prcciation -- I think il will he
 worth while. And the old Grange
 here will do its part, for the actors
 will live beneath this roof and bt
 constantly surrounded by that at.
 mosphcrC which tho personality o i Mir. Mansfield has put into 1t and
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

READ THt HERALD I,ASSlElEn
 BRING RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01
25 ALARMS IN SEPTEMBER

Twenty-Five alarms were an severed by the fire department dur ing the month of September. accord ing 10 the records of the department compiled by Deputy Chief Eugene r. Barnes, nine bell alarms being in cuded in the list. The heaviest damage for a single fire during the month was at tho Tanders, Frary & Clark building on East Main street Sept. ., which resulted in about Sg,S00 loss.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-01

Answers BinGham's Questions
 Washington, n. C. Oct. 1 'F'--- Lieutenant Commander II. T. Bart