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New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
CITY'S FUND LIKE
 FAMOUS CUPBOARD
Mister Curtis Goes There and
 Finds It Is Bare

Although the common council has
 authorized the police commission to rame one additional patrolman to the regular force and to purchase | two automobiles for the use of de- teotyes and street sergeants, it ap- peared this afternoon that the con- dition of city funds would not per mit carrying out this program. The council authorized withdrawal of the amount necessary for the ap- pointment and purchase from the emergency fund. Comptroller Han ford l.. Curtis is now checking up the amount of withdrawal from this account made during his absence on account of illness and a cursory ex- animation indicated balance in- sufficient to meet these expenditures,
 An emergency account of s16,oo0 was established by the board of fi- nance and taxation last February. Since that time nearly s6,001 was withdrawn to pay compensation aris- ing out of the death of Patrol,nan James Skelly; tS.5o0 was paid out 10 the board of park commissions CTS for work in Willow Brook park: SS.000 was paid Mrs. George F. Kibhe on a compensation claim, and is undcrst ood. have drained the &C., count until little or no balance re- mains.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
TWO PATIENTS AWAIT
 DELICATE OPERATIONS
Surgeons To Use Bronchoscopes For Removal of Objects From
 Lungs.

Philadelphia, Sept. 9 tP)- Side by side in the bronch oscopic clinic of the Jefferson hospital, today, lie two boys from the middle west, awaiting the intervention of surgery to probe their lungs for foreign objects. The delicate operations by the broncho- scope will be undertaken s.s soon as Xray examinations are completed.
 Barnard Frens of Fremont, Mich, Iarrivcd last night accompanied by his father. Albert II. ltrenc, a farm CT, to have the surgeons inatru- ments locate and remove tack swallowed while kite-making. The other patient--Roy Kruger of Rock ford, lIl., swallowed an inch-long cartridge bolt several months ago and was brought to Philadelphia to have it taken out.
 BronChoscopic operations wore completed yesterday on 1i months old Lydia Reitz of Lincoln, Neb., and also Betty Lon Market, 2, of Cleartield. Pa. Peanut fragments were successfully taken from their lungs.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09

To great many New Britain peo- pie the name of Frank A. Reynolds would mean very little. but mention Doc" Reynolds and you'll begin to wonder if there is anyone in town who doesn't know him. You could truthfully add great many horses to his list of friends, for his experi- ence as q veterinary surgeon is real ly what caused him 10 be known by the familiar Doc"
 Doctoring horses was mighty in- teresting, but. unfortunately, un- profitable, and when the opportun- ity presented itself three years ago Reynolds joined the sales force of that wide-awake organization, the Union Laundry Co. His never- failing good humor plus his eager- ness 10 give his customers every service possible. quickly brought him favorable recognition.
 With the reorganization of the sales force another New Britain dis trict was created and Doc" Rey- holds was the logical choice for this desirable position. To his many friends who arc wishing him con- tinued success he laughingly advises Gall 904, and say it with laundry and dry cleaning. ."-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
GOVERNMENT BUYS
 BONDS FOR INDIANS
Federal Securities Worth Over Three Million Win Be Held Tn Trust
 For Csagc TribcSmCn.

Washington, Sept. Pl--ln pur- chasing sS,00O,oo0 worth of Liberty bonds for individual members of the Osage tribe of Oklahoma today, the federal government completed one of tho largest single investments of Indian funds it ever has made in its role IS guardian.
 An investment check for S3,065, g. 4l6.G7 payable 10 the United States treasurer and signed hy the special disbursing agent of the Osage agency, was forwarded 10 the treas ury by Secretary Work. It covers accrued interest.
 The total represents surplus funds accumulated 10 the credit Of Osage Indians through payment of shares of annual royalties from oil produc- cd on their reservations, The gov ernment will hold the bonds in trust
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
GUARD LEAVES CANTON
 GOVERNOR WHO RETIRES
General Wu Hon-NIin Has Not Re. sumcd Duties-British Corres-
 pendent Released,

Canton, Sept. s R,- tDelayed)- - General Wu Hon. Min, military gov ernor of Canton, who left that posi- ton to go under military guard when facing threatening situation has been released from his guard but has not resumed his position as governor
 Announcement was made today that two British correspondents, ar rested Thursday. were released after being confined in a cell with other offenders. The men were delivered tc the British consul who had pre- viously instructed them not to entei Canton.
 Strikers and all foreigners carry arm band passes which are not is. sued 10 Britishers.
 Large parades were held yester. day in which the strikers contin. uously cried: Down with imperial ism"
 One British steamer resumed serv. Ice between Canton and Hong Kong today.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
property.
Bazaar and Carnival

St, Pauls Drum corps will hold a bazaar and carnival on Kilby square rom Sept. l2 to 19, inclusive. There Will be merry go- round and many free acts of vaudeville will be pre- sented each evening. A large nun Der of booths will be operating also.
 Accepts New Position
 Earl II. Brown of Berlin has aC- cepted position with Harold Lee Judd of Warrington Ridge. Mfr, Brown is one of the towns we'll Known young men and his friends wish him all success in his new ven. ture.
 Berlin Church Notes
 A meeting of the Woman's Aid society of the Berlin Congregational church was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Roderick Morri- son. This meeting was the first of the new season.
 The regular weekly prayer meet ing will be held tomorrow evening lat 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Samuel A.. FlSke VIII pc Tn charge.
 East Berlin Items
 The library will open from 10 S o'clock this evening for the ex- change of books.
 Wilfred Clark. who has been spending the past several weeks as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William Nye at their home on Main street, left today for his home in Birming- ham, Ala,
 The regular meeting Of the Com munity club will be held in the basement of the Methodist church this evening at o'clock. The en- tcrtanment program Is in charge of Miss Miriam North and Miss Margaret Root and a very neat and interesting program has been ar ranged.
 Walter Root who has been spending the summer at Mineola l.. l., is spending few days at his home on Main street before enter ing college in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert Bailey. Mir and Mrs. Scott and Scott Jones of Franklin, N. H., have been the guests of friends and relatives in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. John o. Mills of Westerly. E. l. were the guests of Mrs. F. Griswold at her home in West Cromwell over the week end.
 Miss Helen Flaherty of Water bury has resumed her teachings at the Hubbard school.
 The member from this place of the o. E. S. will attend d meeting of the chapter al Cromwell this eve ming at o'clock.
 T. A. R. dance at Grange hall Berlin, Thurs. eve. Sept, 1O.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Killing in Lumber
 District of Maine

Houlton, Me, Sept. CPl- Sheriff Leon $. Howe was notified today that Joseph Devou of this town had been shot and killed last night at a camp in letter B township, Ham mond plantation. The word vas brought by Lewis Schools, A. n. Stone and Charles Murray, all of Houlton, who said that they were with Deyou when a shot fired from outside the camp struck him and he fell dead. The three men were held pending an Investigation.
 They told the sheriff that earlier in the evening Devou had quarreled i with James Doherty of Houlton who occupied nearby camp. The sheriff was trying to locate Doherty today.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09

the gate-tender quickly raised it and allowed the car to escape,
 It is said that the machine was not travelling at an excessive speed, the accident probably being due to the rain blurrlng the windshield and the drivers vision,
 Mark on Town Line
 The Plainville- New Britain town line. where 1t crosses the highway between the two places. was marked off today by the Hardware City po- lice.
 Votes
 Mir, and Mrs A. H. Dresser spent the weekend and Labor Day In Bloomfield with Mir. and Mrs. Walter Beman and family. Mrs. Beman was formerly Miss Barbour ot Plain vile.
 Mir, and Mrs. Clarence Judd and Mir, and Mrs. Philip Moreno haze returned home after spending the holidays at Boston, Mass.
 Walter Moreno spent the holidays In New York city.
 Mr. and Mrs G. r. Andrews of Fongh street have returned from Newport, New Jersey.
 Bremen to Meet
 The members Of Plainyille Hose Co. No. 1 will meet at their rooms Friday evening, it having been voted at the meeting last Friday night to adjourn until this week.
 Advent Church Annual
 The annual business meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held tomorrow evening after the regular prayer meeting,
 Now is the time for canning peaches. Glad 10 deliver. C. A. Neri. Phone a4-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09

ployed at the N. L. Birge Co.,, for a long time. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Dominick Fantasia and Mrs. Mary Grasso.
 New Rector Appointed
 Rev. John Wilkins, rector at Grace church in Stafford Springs for several years, has accepted call to the rectorship of Trinity church of this city, He will assume his new duties on october 1.
 Since the resignation of Rev. Will Ham F. Downes several months ago, the services have been directed by Rev, William Griffith. acting rector.
 Schools In Session
 Reopenlng of the schools Of the city took place today with a larger registration than ever, staff of gOS teachers and assistants was kept busy in handling the large number. which taxed the various accommo- dations 10 capacity. As soon as some of the buildings in the course Of construction are completed, the school authorities feel that the sit uation will be less cramped.
 Kitchen range in first class condi- tion. Phone 45-3.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Cotton Manufacturers
 To Meet in Boston

EOsTOn, Sopt. 3 Rl-Tho National Association of Cotton Manufacturers will hold it's annual meeting at the Copley Plaza hotel in this city on October 14 and 15. President Morgan Butler of Boston will preside. The leading speakers at the annual ban quet on the evening Of October 15 will he Francis Vernon Wiley. pres idcnt of the British Federated In dnstrics and former member of par lament.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
LIGHTS ID GLOW
 0N SAVAGE HILL East Berlin Fire District Ap-
 proves Recommendation THREE MILL TAX LAID
Corn Roast Will Be Held on Friday
 Evening-Finance Board Meeting Next .Neek--Four Cases Tried in
 Berlin Court Last Night-Briefs.

Savage Hill will be furnished with street lights, it was decided at special meeting of the East Berlin Fire district last night, thus bring ing to close a fiery episode Tn the history of the third district. The recommendation of the district com- mittee to the effect that lights be placed from Hubbard's corner over Savage Hill to Shepards corner was unanimously favored by the mem- bers of the district who were pres ent.
 Last years meeting was hot one, being illuminated by fireworks from the Savage Hill residents who lived up to the name of their locality Lights were desired on the hill at that time but the district did not feel as if that much expense should be incurred, since there were not many people living on the hilL II is altogether probable that the meet ing last night would have developed into A tug-o'-war had not the report been adopted, since residents ot Say age Hill were present 10 man and were prepared to wage warfare.
 It was also voted to extend the lighting system from Morse's corner along Mill street 10 Main street up on recommendation of the commit tee. This is also regarded as a step in advance for the progressive third district.
 A tax of 3 mills on the grand list of 1924 was laid, this tax 10 be col lectible Oct. of this year. The tax was laid for general expenses" ac- cording to the terms of the motion This tax was approved.
 Tn the future 75-watt lamps will be placed in all street lights in East Berlin. these 10 take the place of the 40-watt lamps which are used at present. This step was favored at the meeting and the members ap- peared to consider it needed i'm rrovement. due to the fact that the present lamps do not throw enough light.
 Finance Board Meeting
 4 meeting of the finance board to draw up a budget for the coming year will he held some time next week, after the republican cauc' j has been held, according 10 Francis pening today. Mir. Deming stated that the exact date has not been de- cided upon. but that further an- nounccments will he forthcoming later.
 This meeting will not he open to the public and the board will go about :he important work of get ting the budget into shape for pres entation 10 the voters al the public meeting which will be held shortly after.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mir. and Mrs. J. Mieczkowski an nounce the engagement of their daughter Anna to Joseph NJ. Nizoeli of Stamford, Conn. Miss Mieczkow- ski is a graduate of the Stamford Hospital Training school for nurses and at present is practicing in Stam- ford. Mir. Nizolek is a graduate of the Stamford High school and at present is employed by Armour & Co. in New York, No date has been set for the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
New Haven to Raise
 Pay of Police and Bremen

New Haven, Sept. P~-Recom- mcndation of the finance committee Of the board of police commission CTS that all captains, sergeants and grade A patrolmen be given s100 increase in pay effective January 1, 1926, was adopted by the board yes ierday, After the meeting it was an nounced by Mayor FitzGerald that the same increase would be granted all captains, lieutenants and grade A men in the fire department.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
SUES ON NOTE FOR s2oo

The New Britain Investment O.. through Edward A., Mag, has brought suit 10 recover $20O dam ages from Abraham Wintz on a note signed by H. Yanofsky. bankrupt, and endorsed by the defendant. Act ing on a writ returnable in the city court the fourth Monday of Septem- Der, Constable Fred Wrinkle has at tached a mortgage held by the de- fCndant
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
AGAINST COMMUNISTS.

Melbourne, Sept. Pl-The dis turbed conditions in Australia have caused Premier Bruce to take a definite stand against the commun- ists. In a public address here today the premier denounced the local ex- pounders Of Bolshevism and assert cd that he would not hesitate to ap- peal to the people for endorsement of his action. If necessary he would seek a mandate for further action 10 insure peace and good government.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Teacher a Suicide on
 Onening Day of Class

Tiverton, R. l., Sept. 9 P,-Miss Gertrude A, McElric, teacher in tho Fall River, Mass. public schools. committed suicide by shooting in her home her today. Her school opened this morning for the new year. No motive for the act has been found.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
NOTICE

The democratic electors of the Town of Plainville are notified and warned to meet in caucus in Town Hall on Sept. 15, 1925, at s p. m. daylight saving time). for the pur- pose of nominating candidates for town offices 10 be hallotcd on at the town election on Oct. .. 1925. Also to transact any other business proper 10 come before said caucus. By order of the Town Committee
 WILLIAM J. FORAN.
 Chairman. Dated at Plainville, Conn, Sept, S, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The republican voters of the Town of Berlin arc requested 10 meet fin Caucus, Monday evening, September I4, 1925 at o'clock Standard tine) at the Town Hall for the pur- pose Of nominating candidates for town officers for the ensuing year. Per order Of the Republican Town Committee,
 HENRY (. DENYING,
 Chairman. Dated at Berlin, Conn, Sept. f, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09
Son Is Born

Mir. and Mrs. R. R. Peplau of Berlin are receiving congratulations on the birth of son, Albert, on Monday. Mir. and Mrs. Peplau oc- cupy 6 house on the old Jarvis farm
New Britain herald., 1925-09-09

Kitchen range, in first class condi ion. Phone 43-3.-advt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

platonic footing. But / shall make
sure that whoever SANDERS her
shall suffer for it. That is all,
ladies'"
John Chatterton bowed. An
other man might have forced the
gesture and appeared foolish, but
he was wholly calm and impassive
as he turned and disappeared as
abruptly as he had come.
A high-strung James Hawksbee
met him outside.
"What did you tell them?" he
gasped. Chatterton swung himself
into the car.
Giles" he answered softly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
of Preceding Chapters.


John CHATTERToN decides to
dispose of his fortune by laying
Il with his heart before Judy KIN
seIla and purchasing for her the III
tie island of San MARITIME, In the
Mediterranean, which ne lnteh9s 70
convert into another Monte Carlo,
For both he discovers he is fighting
Count Leon de Barsac. In London a
friendly theatrical manager gets judy
a position as companion to Senorlta
panchita Gonzales, the reignlng
dancing sensation. After winning
Judy's confidence, Panchita entices
her on board Count Barsacs steam
Yacht, drugs her and Judy awakehs
TO find herself bound for san Mar
tino. ChattertOns wireless IN
forms him that Van oppen mas Ii en
and Barsac and Judy are at san
Martina. Together with Tony
Buckenham. his secretary, he sets
out in pursuit of the adventurers.
Judy forsakes her companions Tor
Tony and enlists his services against
them under promise of marriage III
together they succeed in saving van
"Opens legacy for his wandering
daughter. She is confronted with
another problem. however, Wheh
Panchita suddenly turns up, con
Tossing she had followed Tony by
train and reached the island in a
Spanish sailing vessel. Barsac more
over is about his own schemes. After
sailing away he suddenly returns
with the news that aceidently he
met the real Maisie Van Open in
Genoa and induced her to sail back
with him to the island. she wants
YOU to 90 to her." he tells Judy. In
a fisherman's boat she makes the
Journey and. arriving at the sup
posed place of tryst in a lonely villa;
discovers she has been tricked and
is a prisoner of Barsac. Three hours
later Chatterton finds her. but they
are forced to fight their jailer for
freedom. Next day the real Maisie
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
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to see the priest and-and tell i'm
of that sillee mistake and laugh
wit i'm about it. All, / fought
you were by now far upon your
wandering, that perhaps you quit
the island altogether"
81 don't believe it, Panchita,"
Tony said quietly.
"Ah, you mock me-" she whis-
pered. "You laugh because fol
Continued on Page ~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

mo you don't, little gipsy-pal,"
he said with an unsteady laugh.
She swung to him with her
breast heaving, her lips parted and
painting, like a wild thing.
"Why you chase and torment
me, Tony" she demanded. eff
the shoe had not COM from off my
foot you nevare would have caught
me. 1t was not for you that I
COM back to Tagliari. 1t was for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

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1 ! cleansing preparation for cloth
covers of parlor furniture that
have become grimy with dust.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
For Tough Meat.

Xy7HENEvER a joint Of meat
w appears to be tough pour a
little vinegar over it before plse-
ing in the oven, and cook slowly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

A WEEK after he had quilted
~ San MARITIME, John Chatter
ton, on a wind-shaken eve
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
CHAPTER xxx.

GONE four or five hours before
Maisie van "Opens schooner
had crent intn the moon-mists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18

s.sbrana bor'sssts 10 lhsfs, Of IN.
program
Afs Edfh a Jordan win talk
or "tauansFe Ar and illustrate
trr REMARKS win Brti,lss from D..
pan Afr y o. EdEem slil o.
b.bit Japanfss prinir
rLYHot TT GIRLS CLUE WILL
pliE8fST PLAY
on siay 20 ana q, 81 as oieloek.
800 Plymouth church. me Damsiir
class n me plymouth Girls club
alu present THE Rock. ~ MAJ
Hsmlin rbfssAci play. u the
lime ~ Christ. depicting the hfs Of
Peter be- dramatic form
EVEN spring. - the cIos. of N.
years activities. me club hAs given
IA play and this year With so
msmbsfs. me largest numbAr the
club hes ever had. u promises 20
bs great sucfsfs
Mrs Robert Sandal. sho has a.
rteisd the Dramatic class fhA year
il directing the play and Mr. bar
linz. tle scenic artist Tor the Dance
Festival. which VAS recently held
A. tbe Metropolitan tbssisr. viii
niso have charge ~ this play.
Tickets are on sale AZ IN, church
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-18
vsuy Parties PlaHNed
3. Hiss Nilsson

=. teseehlne Nelson. whoas
10 NJ opert Ha,n ~
' !. an - an even, q June
{, ssnsr guest az numerous
- suanx ,hr nsNi few weeks
,~.sx thsm viii D. the Nidxe
..sA.on TAurs,isy attrpoon which
i. axe miller and Miss Murisl
- usg give 81 tho Golf club,
- ,,eiss will b 20 plal
~. aarion whsatTta viii en-
- Il az sstles ~ bridge az
! ss~s "a saturday Afternoon.
:. M prank Moran and Mfs.
- Jarasn pFes.ding AZ ,hn
<. h-sss the tea hour
r.Asss4ay afternoon MAY ~
- g,ersaee rssS ana Miss Grace
rr,-r VII Il tesiesses az a
-. h,nshsea a. the reanis club
= = Fsssas ansgneoa. May -.
=. H.s~a fsiimags ard Miss olive
....- are entertaining AZ fridge
y nss.eliaaseus .hawey AZ Miss
assss hans