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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
cERA GRAPFIC ADA Ia perso

que deyuelva una crnc7acita dc
brillantes y zafiros toda dc platino,
perdida aver yiernes eptre los es-
tablecimientos Giusti Y Gonzalez Pa
din. Gloria Qihones de Rodriguez.
Te16fono Santurce 553. s-2S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

dos hos coi0res. 500 yarda. Gre
Te Ge0rseffe todos col0res. &liO
yarda. Ia fi0rmlsa de Oro. al la
% del Munieipio. San Juan. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
Sc YENDE


Por ausentarse. sn dueflo un pia-
no aleman marca Otto por $3.50 O
sc Gambia por una N.ictrola con dis
COS. Una biblioteca con o sin libros
muy importantes. Una casa como
da semi alta buen sitio por $1,000.
Para informes dirfjase al apartado
No. IL, Camuy, p. r. ZIG
~~~~~~r>>@~~S~>~~~~S~N~
TRAdES DE Drill de hilo puro
ingles.s Bien mojado Hechos a
Mano por Expertos Sastres. Garan-
tizados. $12 $14 J SIC. Sc toman
medidas para 6rdenes especiales
GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2s
~--~~~~~~~~~~~
CE ALQUILAN habitaciones amue
bladas en-. el edificio del DR.. Ii
ppitt, EN- la caile San Agustin No
1S4, Prerta de Tierra, Dept. C-S
tercer piso. D. Elena Wierwall. 2-27
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KILTIK d. Una preparation ar.

senlcaI para Ell complete eXter-
mimic de las garrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producir un efecto. eficaz Y
rapido. Pida informes a: "Los Mu-
chachos'', Sncs. de A. Mayol Co..
San Juan, r. r.
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EN CASA DE FAMILIA REspE.

TABLE, Sc alquila cuarto es-
pacioso. fresco e independents. con
o sin muebles. Sc requieren buenas
referencias. lnformarln por telefo-
no 1S7 Rojo. Santurce. 2-24
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0CASION: yendo en- Rio Piedras
Casa magnifica, Cane Principal
cerca Universidad, cinco habitacio-
neS, solar prepio. Truck White
cinco toneladas buen estado. Infor-
maran San Jorge 20, Santurce, tel6-
fono 319 negro. 81
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cE ALQUILA casa No. "a, calle

Luis Mocz6 parada A. Es dc
concretos; tiene tres dormit0Iios. In
formara Teltfono Sl4 negro, Santur-
ce. 2-24
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pARA OFICINAs vendemos ma,

baratOs Archives, Escritorios,
Tarjeteros, Prensas. Cajas de HE
rro, Sillas y dennis muebles, todos a
preciOs de liquidaci6n. Planta Ba-
ia. GONZALEZ PADIN co. 2-2S
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pOLLOs DE MUSICA nara niano.

las la sfltima -mnsica, la major
misica, los rollos mejores v mas
baratos en- GONZALEZ PADIN co.
0-oR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
,NENDO CASA MADEIRA monta-

Ga concrete. Tres dormitOrios
sala, comedor eocina. hailo, inodo-
70. garage. solar 200 metros, todO
en- $1,000. Gale s No. 10. Capetiilo,
Rio Piedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

81 matef sifla A. faufnfee. kels
hatifataNtes rnlifsiaF hilaioftem.
ESTE r1as'ilf. rwfsa. rafaae. cusf-
fos ~ fafas ffe ~ 10oo +. q
I,ns p. q - gasa SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

WtNtl3 guiafa ofiiia gsaeiio
fHafHsis. fasa ftuiosln. fres
f'sffflas flfrfi.a eirn nseiros 1fl 40.
fffnfe Hasls tuiitn Aeasia 3 care.
iffa Nanfs iiasa infoFmaFa a.
" taE "a 0uafnal.e. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

ca. comfortable. independlentel
Ea Catalina No. A, parada 70 y
media, muy cerca de la cscuela Luis
Muh0z Rivera. Ia encontrarA us.
ted. Famllia respectable. r,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

sc VENDEN a precios sumamen-
te baratos dos carros Eords 5
pasajeros. Ford Special Roadster.
l Dodge 8 pasaieros. l Overland 5
nasajeros. l Essex Coach / TIup-
mobile. --lnformara The Fisk Tire
Store, Adrian Nelson. Distributor,
Telefono 4, 8, s, Comercio st. No.
10, San Juan, Puerto Rico p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
&c GR.ATIFIcARA a Ia person

que devuelva una bolsa de pla-
ia, perdida en- el establecimiento
de Gonzalez Radfn el dfa ii del cite.
a su residencia en- la Gale Hippo
dromo No, z 2-225
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DE aREJAs. y

enmprar de buena calidad De mo-
monfo eoao IS harriles. EnTfe mues
ffas 3 precios. Gallaanes y Co. Box
lelf. kan Juan comercio Il Mari
~. 2-eS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
sTATION OPERATOR

with National Electric Light
association certificate. Broad expe-
rience in hydroelectric sistems.
wishes position, anywhere. Apply to
f. M. LEON. Corozal. r. r. 2-26
GE VENDE en- Rio Piedras solar
10 x 20 magnffica sitnaci0n.
calle La Paz frente al Colegio San
Agustfn. Para informes apartado OF
o FerrocarriI IL. 2-26
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

MECANICO, IS amos en- centrales
azucareras, Torhero Ajustador
practice Ell motores marinos y fl
jos, desea coIocaci0iI por zanzibar
de sitio. Informara 'AIecanico'', FL.
MCNDO. 2-26
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pOF EdRARcARsEi So vsnde !

aHtom6yil stndehakeT. modelo
SPECIAL size De einco pasaleros.
81 psFfectas condolences. Apartado
ho. 3 san Juan. p. r.. SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

E.ar &i0oO. 1ltimo modelo. Pins
~ inseFlpclones d0radas y platea-
das "a cinins funeFales FELIN
OCifART. ~ =. Brau. Tel. 70i Yer
- san Juan. 2.2G
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
ENFEKMEIiA CRADuADA desea

ffabalar 4 domlelllo CA eas0s pri
radloa. Color blaneo. Vend0 capa de
lmslir g.sso uso. ihformnrA telefonO
fiu axui. aan Juan. o san Jnsto
- 3-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

especial con precios sumamente
bajos Mas de Glen estilos diferen-
tes. V6alas en- La Hormiga de Orc.
San Juan, T. II. p.
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81 Atft ia ~ hffus4ee miFas
sIra - f,fsa "a. - eonniefanlsn-
" inAeI aalfsie 1lene aNaa per-
manFNfe fnfnfmafa Anfenla Per.
ntnaeE fafffiefa 81. rarada Rafr
is a. IlsEfa. 1elfgpne lD9f Isato.
.en fsaa -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

iefa naefa kan ho4ue anaa
f.Hfn1teaf q dFfsFismenfo Ifoslo
f@fn fsfaiieein'ienfe g.arada - @.
ffeffa HefFa Ifikfsae lItl azul
fANiAftf 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

ca NNADk una nlaquina de bobi-
90. 5 piexas mlmbre 8 sillas
fnimbFe. 2 Toperos y otr0s obietos
mae lnformsra Telef0no 42B ne
gro San Franclsco p altos 3.2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

EAftNkD Afinaa.f y s8mFadoF
a. faaHas y plaase nuisnailfoa
fafFa l'fsFiifa. Kfaia3ss eafanfl-
fafee fnfios n1aifos. lfefefenfias
ttnfifz Ngalss , a.. kan 1asio
- -. isl....se islI. ean Isan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
O. TENDE % ID parada IS, easa

df dos rlsiMaaaa lndependlentes
fEimer piso COD esaoo dormit0rloe
" @Hsuad0 con eslatr0: ambos con
lafadeF4 > seryieto sanitarlo. Rem
~ &ife00 menslales. Sc aeepta par
le 50 hlpsteea 81 sss. Informara J.
"a coFdtfo. Telefon0 iO56. AraFta-
A. 2slT Ennn ~ a-4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

HaHanaR funaas y mantelerias,
AueFo surfilo con pFecios. los mas
rfdneidos en- IA EIornllga De ORC.
sen Iaan. - Y y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

. NkNHEEEE1EEVE4 FII7EE NuHEIttIo LIItI-
quinas de coser National de
pie, de man0 Y con motor son muy
nuenas y. estAn nHevas. Planta Ba-
ia. GONZALEZ t'ADIN co. 2-2S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

TT7|T7TTT WT - THTTI TWFI TFITT
qae aeaham0s o. reeilir. en tOdos
iQs colores. tenemos B0llos DC 20.
- ; - cts. 40 ~ divide de pa
sar loF aqul para mosfrarle tam
ldtn an aurfide general de e0lores
em hlle iDeFcegazad0s para c0scr,
en eaFFeies De- lt0. 30 y 600 var
das > hliera De color en madejas
Imra l,oFdaf. fla B0riaauen" ,
Hiifa. Martinez 4 Co, RIO piedFas.
l'iu Nic0. 3-'s
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60 tFNDE - a. fnNnAn0 /.

Cas- tlutifrHs ~ runerfic tna
iiufna fifsFfnnlaaa fiaFake 0alli-
acre. Hatllaelfn Hafa aFFleute4
Fnlnr f4 mnifns. feTfa ~ Fenda-
fn Nanaaglaif lmfaFmsese A. 1imuRt,
menf - la mifma. NarNaa 8l lFen'
- si eGafs dsl xFeiieY~ 2-~2e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

ffaH iEf@ NAnsnFt4a' far
s-efia Nailf ~tauais". esqufas h
truaftfa raniuFae infeFmaFa.
'.lllena - ~ azal nsniuFse SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24

C0ATRAfISTAss--- Vendo llga-
dora de concrete enn motor de
sasoiina en blaa esiado p0r mitad
- "a prccios IN. DlSDIER. 4
aces.e - Z. css,.ss, el,,k>>>Ss5 7, X -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-24
NR JAMES e. JOHNsON.-Del
NAMISAS para cabalIeros. Vent

tlsta. Gabinete de RayOs J
Allen 66 III lado de Merino.
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- E ALQUILA una habitacion en- ca
sa de familia respectable en- Santur
ce. Gale Canals II, Stop 20. Informa-
ran telsfono gel azul, Santurce. 2.27
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REGALO MAGNIFICA CAsA:-

En- la calle Hip6dromo. $500 de
contado Y S250O en- hiDoteca. 81 10
tiene todo el dinero, v6amf. Infor-
isaasan (abalisTo 1eit'fe9o .G3. San
.p,an 2
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4 CONSERVE "a cabailera negra y
seioss nsando Juyenlllna. 5-Ii
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IOvEN BLANCO: Bien parecld

&C SOLICITA una seforita far
maceutica para regentar la
farmacia Mattel, de Yauco. Pida in
formes a Box 148 Yauco, P. r. 3-3
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nIsCOs DOBLES Columbia, sol

mitad de preeio: ? bombas para
gasolina. | Compressor Curtis" con
motor. Nulcanizadora. Jpformara: !:
Sr. MIR. Tel6fono 1529. Puesto Ga
solina Martin Pena. 2-2S
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

stop at WaUinsford before reach. ing Morlden; railroad officials deemed 1t more important that the train stop at Wollngford in order 10 accommodate commuters between New Haven and that town.
 Such change naturally irks ulD loyal M"rdeuiDcs, who are Of the opinion that every train on the sys- tenn should stop ut thrr city, Mer- lien has always received better train service than New Britain and sub- traction Of one train should scarce ly be noticeable. cspcculy as tray- clcrs can got another train ten min- utcs carlipr which connects at Hartford or Springfield for Boston.
 When this important point was shown McMdrn ohuc'ors II was claimed that tho demand for par Tor car srats in the Boston express was heavy and 1t will be impossible to sit in parIor cars while trayellng in tho earlier train until either Hartford or Springfield Is reached. The McrtdenIlcs seem 10 love their luxury.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
HOW HE MlGHII
 HAVE ALLEN"

uua cannot heIp l.yluE synTN- thy for the lal ol tu4 sl'am Io- cumo,nc lrom ns 'rs'whIe proud position as tAc worlds most speedy transportation lu,euuon. Those ot us who can remember 1he days when the Empire State express
 Was the fastest thIns in the world, when every newspaper and every magazine had stories of it's marvel ous speed of a mile a minute. na- turauy are utt,e nonpused at the turn events have taken. We have seen automobiles, motorcycles and airpiaucs beat trains-cyen faster ones tGln the Empire State- and only 'ni. week NC real 'As as
 tcntshuE information that two motor boats on two different occa-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
RUM BLOCKADE IS
 CALLED FOOLISH
Wet Association Says It Is
 Throwing Away Millions

Washington. May 27.--tAP)~- The rum blockade IS described in statement published today by the association against the prohibition amendment as throwing away Of millions of dollars of the taxpayers money 'to stop l"ss than 1 per cent of the flow of liquor in the United States.
 Figures compiled by Dr Rufus Sucker. special agent of the de- partment of commerce, at the diroc- ton of the department. show that imported liquors 10 the value of $4o,0Oo.000 were smugglcd into fha country in 1924" said the state ment,
 "Hc estimates that thjs value will be reduced by &10,Ooo.QO0 this year
 Prohibition officials, passing their estimate on the report Of William V. Linder. chemist of tho prohibition unit. declare that the amount of illicit imported liquor in the country Is less than per cent of the total illicit booze supply,
 The recent much advertised rum blockade, resulting in the concentra- ton of nearly 400 ships &a a given area, convinces one that the dry of- hcials arc paying much more at tention to tho one per cent liquor
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
Mrs. Deborah et Al

By Dorothy Habersham notice there's a man who takes
 delight In writing ancient tales of men of
 might, And in this column noting down
 some ways In which the not-so-bright men of
 these days May initiate bold heroes of the past In that sex war that shall forever
 lnat. IL seems to mo that men have got
 ten sloppy And cant originate but only copy. Well, women, too have read the
 ancient tales And know that there have been
 some great females. There's Deborah. When Barak
 feared to fight She sallied forth beside that man
 Of might And, in her fearless presence un-
 afraid, He won the day, with Mrs. Jaeis
 aid. And Esther, for her uncle. darked
 the king; So brave was she we still her praises
 sing. For every fighting man a woman
 brave Helped out or led. her peoples lives
 to save; For every man who fell down on
 his job There was q woman there to mend
 his nob. But while we give these danes un-
 stinted praise We do not merely copy them these
 days; The modern woman is real go-
 getter: The old did well - we modern ones
 do better.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
Observations On me Weather

Washing onn D. C., May D. Forecast for Southern New England Fair tonight and Thursday. Pos sible light frosts in northwest DOT ton tonight. Not much change in temperature; moderate northwest winds.
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Fair tonight, possibly light frost in central portion; Thursday fair, slightly warmer, moderate north west winds.
 Conditions. There have been slight changes in pressure distribu- ton during the past 24 hours, ex- ccpt in the Missouri valley and light showers occurred in Minnesota, Iowa and northwestern Missouri. It is cool in the lake region and eastward to the coast. Tempera- lures are rising slowly in the in tcrior but are stili below the season. al average.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slowly rising temperature.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
THE BILLBOARD TAX NOT HIGH ENOI GH

The first important move in Con- nccticut to eliminate obnoxious btlboards from the landscape has been made by tho Legislature in passing tho bill raising the tax on biuboards from l-2 cents to cents square foot, with Il minimum tax of St for every billboard. Ihe bill as passed was not very radical and was compromise with the original effort to fix the state tax at A cents a square foot; but 1t will have the effect of eliminating some bill- boards, and that is at least some thing desirable.
 The big billboard interests were not on hand to fight the bill. Their reasoning was easy 10 determine. The small increased tax will mean more money for them to pay 10 the state, but this will be partly com pensated for by less competition from small bi)lboards, The more bilboards there are the less eflcc- tive they become as eyc-arresters, and the more valuable are those that remain. The big billboard in- terests will be able 10 shift the tax 10 the advertisers on the score that , fewer billboards will enhance the value of those remaining.
 The next move in the next Lcgis- lature should be to take more dras- tic action than has been taken at this term. There is no doubt regard ing the unpopuIarity of bi!lboards among the public and autoists gen. , erally. It may be an industry but by its very nature Of destroying scenic values along the highways, It can never be popular industry.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
THEY CAN'T ALL RE
 MAIN LINES

4 railroad man In the employ Of the New Haven for about 8 genera tion arises to remark to the Herald that it Is a mistake to refer 10 the line from New Britain to Water bury as branch line, but that It has always heen considered by rail- roaders as an important line of the system.
 Of course, t may be important as a main line in railroad parlance, but 10 the general public, rightly or wrongly, the line for years has been regarded as a branch line. IL doesn't seem logical 10 the public that every line on the New Haven system can be a main line. In the mind of the public the main line of the system is that extending from New York to Hartford or Springfield. through New Haven, which is in conformity with the name of the railroad. There can be no other main lines. The line to Waterbury. Danbury and Pough- keepsie cannot be considered in any other light than a branch line, d. though it may be as important in some respects, notably from the standpoint Of hauling freight from the east or west, as the main pas senger line.
 The railroad terms the line from Hartford to Boston. via Williman- tic and Putnam, as the Highland division. Some observers call it branch line, and there is some jusi- hcation for the term, as the line certainly branches off from the main line at Hartford.
 l: is much simpler to us 10 re- gard the main line as extending from New York to Springfield and the others as branch lines, Civic organizations of New Britain for years have been agitatng for sta ton on the main line" Of the rail- road, and they certainly would not have been advocating such a desd- cratum if they had thought the Waterbury division already WAS d sort Of a main line in addition to the other main inc.
 The fact is, Ws know what VIC want when we want it, and that Waterbury division simply doesn't make a noise like a main line,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
GENTLi.MANLI WILD WEST
 COMES TO STATE

New London may be doomed to perpetual disappointment in its, am bltions to became a great port' 10 so with having the finest harbor in Connecticut" but as u port for famous men il has gained astonish- ing momentum.
 The last celebrity 10 purchase a large estate in tho district of the state which r,glrJs New London as is metropolis vus Fred stone, noted comedian. He bought 1,SoO acres Of Plants game grcserHe, in the town of East Lyme. The pur- chase mc,udcd F buildings, and the total cost vas around $5g,ppu.
 IL will mean that the west, rep resented by Mir Slonc, will move to The cast BucAIng hoses, steers. ponies and lhe old stage coach owned by tUe comedian will bc brought to tng preserve. Morgan Chancy, ls EorSe-trajncr fricHd, and the comedian will raise high bred horsrs. Mr. Clancy already is engas,I u rounding up Mr. S.ou4s "stolH and ca'tc' on Long Island and nlll "mush" them to the Connecticut preserve m fe" weeks.
 Visitors to Mr. Stones Counecu- "a. ranch" will be many, IL is cer- tam to become the headquarters for intrepid torm,r westerners who nave attained fame in more gcntoei yursuns. Connlcricut is destined to sy as well known for entertaining Urourao busters and pony riders as Wyoming. Among the experts sohed- uitt to sp@rI part of the sumner .n Connecticut are Rex Beach, NlII uos, IFS, WiaAm $. Hart and "a No,. o' o'.ars.'
 ra,s, lovers os ,1c UlI ill heir Jay haze tra,c1.I a.l o>cr inc great west. Thy haze finally Int upon connorirur as convenient place .or rra,Ing d aruna Of Arizona or u.>s~ rav.~. indicating that "cow p3m,lag" rru a. .us' as ,neeti'cIy toDa~e1 upon our ntns and daies as ar,7 He pans o' a'saI dust, and ,,i'n considerable more couNcnlence.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
25 Years Ago Today
 From Paper of That Date

,rlcra v-iIi be a tea al the '. M' r A. Thursday afternoon. A. J. Sropcr will rcsponl to the toast -rIe Association From the Stah1- point of Banker.
 Two bicycle thieves were arrested Ia~ night and convicted this morn rr through 'he smart work ot ,nIirpr Co,gro,u He arrested ons man at the supper table. then tounl r1a c,iJonce III his room, and finally .a8ght the second man as he came ,,p tho stairs, sci2iug the cuIprlt by H., hair and placing him behind tho haIs for the night,
 For inc first time in some years tlrrn wnl be Il good ball game Ill rli, cJ,y on Decoration Day after ,.oop when the semi-prot onai n-am will play is first home game The battery will be Nickery and Lawson. Bob Russell will play second basa.
 Plus Mnk, the carpenter, found his tool box broken this morning and discovered blood on it. SeN- cral tools were missing, so he set out 10 find the crook. lie saw d man with blood on his shirt and c1ptulcd the fellow, who said he had no home. Last night the thi"t .,..p' m a bricky1rI; tonight he will use tlle JulL
 G. II. Dyson brought home nice string of shaI from fishing trip y,sIetIay.
 The High scnoo. baseball team wl,l play South MaucAestcE High in that town lomorrow afternoon and Oil Saturday will meet the Berlin Iron Bridge Co. in East Berlin
 Although tbe contractor Is ready 10 commence work on the new fire and poncg lvadquartcns, no permit has brcn tSsuoI and Building In spcr'or Tunbull siys that he will allow Au construction until such a permit Is granted.
 George r. sfcarnS has been granted license by the state dental as,cci1'ion.
 The ninc-ho'c golf course al Maple HHl will be formally opened to- morrow.
 Tho sewer committee will recon mcnd that the sewer in Greenwood street be extended from A. ?. Marshs to a point near Brook St
 X decisive step has been taken toward the dedication Of the sol dicrs' monument, and the following committee of g6 persons has been named: A. J. Sloper, w. H. Hart Andrew Corbin, Philip Corbin, H. C Noble W F.. Atwood, H. s. Wal ters. l.. II. Wales, John Walsh, c. S Iaudcrs. James Roche, B. F. Calf roy. k. J. Vance, NJ. c. Swift, r. G rIati, Thomas HcCabe. W. y Walker. J. l.. boyle, !. A. Trau,, F ll ArWa'rr J, E. Talcot'. r. II Brady. " l.. IIumason. r, ] Mark ley, ani 4. W, Rice.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
.feows from the Campus Cat

.feows from the Campus Cat Dear Mac:
 l sat in last night al a pleasant cOnfab among some Of the girls al Ohio State university. They are all members of the graduating class and they were talking about their future occupations. It was really fine 10 hear the serious way they spoke Of making something worth while of tlreir life-work. Meow. :. "Yes, indeed" said Ethel. my hostess. q think every girl ought to do something"
 "Or some one" said Lois, who Is q shade. materialistic. "I am going in for painting"
 You have certainly had some excellent practice, dear" said Ethel. By the way, where do you get that non-skid lip-rouge 2"
 Miriam, who had dropped in for some fudge. interrupted with, You sure will make q wonderful exterior decorator, Lois.
 What are you going 10 do. Daisy" asked Ethel of serious looking little girl on the divan.
 "Oh dear, don't know she sighed. q have no talents; l am not attractive 10 men. will prob- ably end up in 8 stuffy office ae a bookkccpcr"
 You will do splendidiy, ] am sure" encouraged Ethel. If you keep books as well as you have kept those you have borrowed from me you will be world beater."
 "I think you are all on the wrong tack" put in Sally. "Womans place is in the home. am going 10 mar ry.
 There was a chorus ot laughter. sally" cried Ethel "who would have thought it Of you. You, with all your love Of dashing about. par ties, motors and all that sort of thing .. 10 marry, right off the bat, and settle down."
 You haven't got me rlght, OD' Joctcd Sally. Tt is true that ] love 10 go about a lot. Eve done a lot o' things this last year that were grcaI Cun and incidentally cost me lo' Of money =. perhaps you don't realize that I owe d lot Of money 70 people in this town and at home No, I'm not going 10 marry anC settle down. I'm going 10 marry anC settle up. That's my idea"
 Fine girls, Mac, and l believe that of them all Sally's theories art the soundcst, Only =. meow, mo ow don't think l should car' 10 be married 10 her.
 Yours constantly,
 Carrie