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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
UNA CoMIsIoN DE cABo RoJo
VISTA EsTA CAPITAL


En- estos ultimos dias hemos te-
nido .el grato placer de saludar en-
csta capital varios buenos ami
SOS de Cabo Rojo, los senores Do
mtngO Perez, Alcalde, Colberg,
Trellss OLIVIA, Perocier, y Juan B.
Cum. Tan distinguidos amigos, que
tremOisn la bandera del progreso
en- Cabo Rojo, vinieron San Juan
en- gsstiones econ6nicas relaciona-
das con la administrator de aque-
la municipalidad
Nos manifestation que estaban
muy satisfechos y complacidos de
las atenciones de que Sc les habia
hecho objeto en- todas Las depen-
dencias del gobierno que visitaron,
y especialinente desean consignar
sus mas expresivas gracias los
sehores Marchan y Jose G. Torres,
a los sefores Gorbea Y Gallardo
del Departamento de Tesoreria y
a don Gustavo Ramirez, sub-Comi-
sionado del Interior Tambien nos
rogaron consignasemos un voto de
gracias para el distinguido repre-
sentante la Camara, senior Bahr,
quien les acompafio en- sus ges-
tiones.
Nuestra feicitaci6n a todos, por
sus BrilIantes actuaciones en- pro de
aquella comunidad y nnestros me-
jores deseos de exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
Ell Aqua A PEsAR DEL
.cLoRo EsTA LNFEcTApA


Hemos entrevistado al doctor
GOyco quien nos confirm6 la ante
rior information, v le suplicamos
nos dijera algo acerca del origen de
este nuevo brote de tifoidea. FL doc
tor Goyco, nos manifesto que la
mayor parte de los diez v ocho ca
SOS de tifoidea habian sido registra
dos en- personas pobres que viven
snuy cerca de las clasicas Ietrinas,
pero que no habia tenor que Ell
lrote Sc extendiera, va que 81 aten-
-dia personaimente todos los alta
cados Y habia dispuesto su ingreso
en- la SaIa de Emergencia de Trico-
che, v ademas la vacunaci6n de to-
das aquellas personas que residian
en- las zonas afectadas.
Ell doctor Goyco, una pregunta
que le hicimos nos contest6 que ell
aqua del acueducto a pesar del clo-
70, habfa sido analizada y halIado
Ell bacilo de coly, Y que la fermenta-
ci6n y las coIonias de bacterias eran
tremendas, por 10 cual recomendaba
Ia pueblo que hirviera ell aqua. Tam
bi6n nos inform6 tan ilustrado gale
no que todos aquellos vegetables que
Sc dan for de terra pueden es-
tar contaminados. Hizo espe-
cial menci6n de la Iechuga.
Desde hoy estan ingresando nu-
rlcrosos tifosos en- la sala de Emer-
gencia preparada anteriormente por
los doctores de La Rosa y De Juan,
pero la cual no guardaba la misma
hygiene que entOnces, hasta Ell ex-
tremo de estar bastante abandona-
da.
La sanidad insular Sc ha portado
muy bien y ha estado a la aItura
de las circunstancias enviando me-
dicinas camas y ropas, asf como
una nurse de San Juan, para atender
los enfermos.
Ell DR.. Osvaldo Goyco tambien
ha demostrado su interes en- esta
epidemia y pOr su actividad y talen-
to nos ha hecho pensar en- que 6I es
81 honabre para Inspector M6dico
del Distrito sur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
La Com. de IndeIn-
nizdCiOneS a ObrerOS
en- plenO Sc trdSIdd6
aver a Ia iSld
Permanecera ALA hasta
ell dia 23.- Celebrara au-
dienCiaS plbliCas para OR
a Obrer0S y patr0nOS
Este viaje de inspection Sc
realiza antes de fijar las
Quotas a los patronos. Los
questengan reclamaciones
pueden :hacerlas

La Comisi6n de Indemnizaciones
Obrercs en- pleno Sc traslad6 aver
la isla. Los sefiores comisionados
permaneceran ala hasta Ell dia %
del presente mes de mayo, y Sc pro-
ponen visitar todos los distrttos Y
poblaciones mas importantes.
Como es natural, tan prontc como
tuvimos conocimiento del viaje de
la Comisi6n tratamos de enterarnos
y averiguar a que obedeeia. Y nues
tros deseos Sc vieron cumplidamen-
to satisfechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

ira. Parte.
MARCHA TURCA, d. Michelly.
(Marcha de Parada Sinf6nica)
DANA MACABRE, c. Saint
Saenz. Poeme sinfonique. Pedida
expresamente por Ell sefior P. Del
Vale Atiles, Medico Inspector de
Sanidad Martina Fed.
LUCCIA DI'LAAdMEMOoR, Do
nizetti. Selection de Opera. A pc
tici6n de un grupo de Amigos per
tenecientes a la Colonia Italiana.
LA FERIA-sUITTE EsPANoLA.
p Lacombe.
Los Toros.
2.-La -serenata.
S.-La zarzuela Tempo di valse.
A petici6n del ex-senator, Lcdo.
r. cuevas zequeira.
Is MNUros DE 1NrERMEDIo.
2da. Parte.
SHORT AND SWEET, t. ".
short. POLKA selecta, R. Padin
Sanchez, r. Prieto.
PICK ME UP AND Lay ME
DOWN, Bent Kalman. Fox Trct.
Gran Hit. soHsta Characteristic J.
Sarralles.
DELLA Y BELEN, B. Daefio.
Danza PuertorriQuefa. A petici6n
del Lcdo. Pedro Santana.
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER
Manuel TIzOL,
Director.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
ASuntOS de gran in
ter6S pdbIiCO trata-
dos pOr Ia Cdmdra
de COmerCiO en- SUI.
Ultima reunion
ACtiVidadeS diverSaS
del Teferido orga-
niSn1O

De los siguientes asuntos Sc di6
cuenta en- La Ultima reunion de
Ia Camara. de Comercio de Puer-
to Rico: tCamara principaD.
Resultado de las gestiones en-
la vista pdblica de Washington
sobre la cuarentena de las frutas,
en- cuyo acto, va anunciamos, lle-
v6 el seflor Jorge Dominguez Ia
representation de Ia Camara.
Del exito alcanzado en- 10 que
respecta la continuation de la
escaIa en- Puerto Rico de los va
pores del Pacifico.
De las recomendaciones de can
didatos para directories de la Ca
mara Nacional en- la convention
que Sc celebrara a lines del pre-
sente mes.
De las invitaciones heehas por
Ia Camara de Comercio de Nuava
Orleans, y la de Donna para las
exhibieiones permanentes que .ha-
bra en- dichas ciudades.
/ DE la queja de Agaadilla sobre
servicio de telefonos, habiendose
tornado medidas tendencies re-
mediar el NAL. 20
De la peticidn de commentaries
de Quebradillas pidiendo mejoras
en- Ell sistema de correos.
De la Secci6n de Arecibo
otras, protestando del impuasto
establecido por los Bancos de un
1870 por cobros de giros o che
ques no banearios, ell cual asunto
Sc ha llevado ante la "San Juan
Clearing House.
De la designation del Comite
para informar sobre 10 que pro-
ceda en- 10 referente las tarifas
telef6nicas.
De la consulta sometida a Sa-
nidad sobre importaciones del
arroz conocido con el nombre de
"stackburnt".
Del nombramiento de Comfte
para el estudio de los referendos
As y 4s que somete la Camara
Nacional, aludiendo poderes a
favor de los Bancos de Estados
Unidos y a contribuciones sohre
herencias.
De las diligencias llevadas a .
cabo ante la Legislature con re-
laci6n al bill del Income Tax, cuya
representation llevan los seiores
Cadierno, Domenech y Morales.
De las actividades por parte de
la "Camara International" du-
rante ell liltimo afio.
Qued6 nombrado el Comit6 Ejs- I
cutivo que ejercera sus funcionsa
reglamentarias durants un aTo,
siendo sus miembros Los sefores !
Gambler, Cadierno y Morales en !.
union del Presidente y Secretario :
de la Camara, sen6res Domenech !.
Y Bravo, que son miembros natos
del mismo. :
Ademas Sc crearon Comites
permanentes de legislaci6n, de :
contribuciones, baneos y empresti- :
tos, de Hacienda, de Publicidad.i !
representaciones y exhibiciones y
de reception a forastsros.
Despues de tratarse otros asun- >
tos interiores Sc levant6 81 acto :
hasta la proxima reunion. :
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
La Union Federada ha recibido su
charter de los EstadOS UnidoS, fir!
madO pOT Mr. Green, PresidenteI
de Ia Amer. Federation of Labor
Puerto Rico enviara su delegation a la Con-
venCi61 International de Tabaquer0S que Sc
Celebrard en- Ell mes de agOsto
Sc ha recibido una circular del presiden-
tie Perkins

Por 81 ultimo cOrreo Americana
ss recibi6 en- la Federation Libre
q Charter de la Union de Puerta
ds TERRA autorizado por Ell Con.
sSjo Ejecntivo de La American Fe-
aeraEion Of Labor.
Fl vice Presdente de Ia Fede-
Eaca6n Paz Granela, organizador de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13
BTOte epid6miCO de
tifOidea en- Ponce.
DifiCuItddeS. Obs
tdCuIOS
ACTlvIDADES PLAUSIBLES
DEL DR.. OSvALD0 COCO,
MEDlCO INSPECTOR DEL
DISTRIT0 SUR
El DepaTtament0 de Sani-
dad lnSular c00peTa en6r-
gicamente, brindando su
ayuda maxima
CDe nuestrO Redactor en- Ponce.)

Hoy nos hemos enterado Official
mente que ha surgido en- Ponce, un
pequeio brote epidemico de tifoidea,
consistente en- diez y ocho casos
(1s) positivos, confirmados clfnica-
Inente por el Departamento de sani-
dad Local Ell cual envi6 las muestras
de sangre al LabOratorio, dando una
reacci6n positiva.
Embellishments que ell distingui-
do medico y active Inspector de la
zona de Ponce, Doctor Osvaldo Coy
co, tuvo noticias de los casos de IT,
foidea segin Sc 10 fueron notifican-
do los sefiores m6dicos de esta ciu-
dad, decide proceder con toda pre-
cipitaci6n aislar las zonas infecta-
das, y asifar en- Ell hospital Tricoche,
las personas atacadas con tifoidea,
pero Sc encontr6 que en- Tricoche
no habia camas, ,s&banas,
almohadas nj fundas para los en-
fcrmos, Y de ese modo no era posi-
bic combatir Ell principle del brote.
.Entonces, segdn nos hemos podido
enterar de fuentes que nos merecen
enteros cr6dito, el doctor Osvaldo
Govco, sali6 precipitadamente para
San Juan, a exponer ante el Comisio
nado de Sanidad, doctor Ortiz, y sus
syudantes doctores De La Rosa y
Fern6s. La situaci6n tai como era,
hacienda 1incapie ell doctor Goyco
a la necesidad de suministrar ropas
de camas, camas, asf como un com
pleto surtido de medicina para asis-
tir a los pacientes atacados de til
fus.
Las autoridades de la sanidad In
eular, manifestation que Immediate
Tncnte Sc atenderian las oportunas
indicaciones del DR.. Goyco, y estaH
ruafiana lego a Ponce, un truck
calgado con caInas y ropa, asf como
toda clase de medicinas, algod6n, in
yecciones etc. para los enfernios de
tifosdea que sean asilados en- Trico-
che, por orden del doctor Goyco, me-
dico del Distrito Sur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

CoNcIERTo PoR LA BANDA
MUNICIPAL EN- LA PLAZA DE
BALDoKToTY DE CASTRO FL
MIERCoLEs is DE Los CO.
RRIENTEs, DE 8 a 10 P. M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13

La Union Federada ha cOnvocado
a todos los miembros dc dicha or
ganizaci6n para celebrar una ren-
ni6n el Microbes 1S por la noche
en- Ell Temple del Trabajo, en- Puer-
ia de TERRA, con el fin de tratar
varios asuntos ofciales v acordar
el dfa para la Inauguration de la
Union Federada.
Hay gran entusiasmo interes
entire todos los miernbros por Ia
installation de dicha organization
Obrera aiiada Ia American Fe-
deration Of Labor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-13


mos visto muy atareados en- la Fe-
deraci6n Libre al Organizador Gc
neral de los Tabaqueros de Puerto
Rico, senior Prudencio Rivera Mar
tfnez, Y al Vice Presidente Paz
Granela, traduciendo una circular
extensa del Presidente G.. w. Per-
kins, de La Union International de
Tabaqueros de America para ser en-
viada a todas las Uniones de Ia
baqueros de Puerto Rico, en- la
cual- segln nos informaron en- di-
cha oficina-se interesa a todos
los oHciales de las Uniones para
que Sc reunan y nombren la De-
legaci6n que ha de asistir a la Con
venci6n de la International de ia
baqueros de America que Sc cele-
brara Ell dia 10 de Agosto en- uno
de los Estados que Ell referendum
de los miembros de la organiza-
cion determine.
En- esa Convention de tabaque-
ros han de tratarse asuntos de gran
importancia para todos los trabaja
dores de la industria del tabaco
tanto de los Estados Unidos, como
de Filipinas Puerto Rico.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
Household Linens Specially Priced

BED SPREADS-9Ox10O Dor
cas- bed spreads; regular 1918
qualities, in this sale CO or
az ............... ~AsIS
BED SPREADS-s0x9o Dor
cas- bed spreads; regular $3.50
qualities, in this sale CO Or
at ................ pEs6O
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

Miss Austin 10 now conducting free classes in
Plasti. Chrome daily in Art Craft Sehool-sxth
floor. She will show you how to make many beau
work is intensely interesting and the finished objects
very inexpensive. Join classes tomorrow
the instructions are free
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

' These lovely bridge lamps
are 81 inches high; and fin
ished with metal arm and
socket. The bases are
shown in several attractive
bridge styles. The shades
are in two designs. One
style is made of georgette
and silk and trimmed with
gslloon braid and 6-inch
fringe. The other style is
Of georgette; trimmed with
beautiful gilt and silk braid
and dainty handmade flow
ers. In colors Of rose and
gold, blue and gold, taupe
and rose, light rose and
dark rose.
Complete with shade and
7-foot lamp cord. Priced
at 1925.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

DAMASK-5s-inch mercerized
damask; regular CSC qualities, III
this sale, the EE
yard ................ Wv
BATH TOWELS x44-inch
Turkish bath towels; regular SOC
qualities, in this sale 2Qc
at .............. WV
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

SHEETS - s1x90 Pilgrim
sheets; a well-known standard
quality; regular $500 81 50
values, in this sale at " L 'S~
DAMASK-72-inch mercerized
damask; regular S1.00 QE~
qualities; in this sale at CoS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
FALL RIVER ship
HAS ACCIDENT
Steamer Commonwealth Forced
to Anchor OF Watch Hill

Newport. L. J., Oct. IS P'-The
steamer Commonwealth, queen OF
the Fail River Line fleet, which be-
came disabled on her run from FAN
River TO New York and was forced
to anchor between Point Judith and
Watch Hill when she lost several
buckets from a paddle wheel. will
be towcd TO this port this morning
where her passenger will he put
aboard a special train for New York.
officials OF the line announced carly
today. She carried about 500 pas
sNngers.
Captain Robinson OF the Common
wealth radiord shore stations for
assistance late last night. The tug
Commissioner Of the Chapman-Scott
corporation put ont from New Lon
don. Conn. and the revenue cutters
Acushnet and Red Wing also went
10 her assistance.
officials here inclined to the be
lief that although the ship Is equip
ped with materials necessary for
ronairs Cant,in Robnson probably
,l;d not care in risk sen,Iinr a re.
roir COVE into tho noddla how
The Commonwealth LETT fa''
pi,nr ~ o,c,ocr lost nirht and
nut IN b.ro for froirht she was
.on,n,,ba, ho,,nd scbodn,o owing tc
,, 49,, ,,,... -,
~" I'e "'.'"' "''' '''''
! o. IN" ACCIDENT was received d ~"
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
READ THE HFR.tLn GLASS;
FLED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
No More Piles


Il you think that the surgeons
knife is the only method OF escape
from the misery Of piles it's because
you haven't heard Of the new treat
ment known as DR.. Leonhardts
HEM ROID.
This Doctors treatment is inter-
raj. by experimenting for years he
discovered the exact cause OF piles
and then went further and COM
pounded a remedy that would re-
move the cause.
DR.. Leonhardt wants every suffer-
er 10 benefit by his discovery and
so that there will be no doubling or
delay, all druggists are authorized IA
sell HEM ROlD with guarantee that
it will do as stated or money back.
On that honorable basis every suf-
ferer should secure a package of Dr.
Leonhardt's HEM ROID today.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
Corset Expert at Your Service

Adam krauth. Gentlemen's first
George Pollard, ST.. and consolation,
NJ. Sugenhime. The whist this Fri
day evening will be In charge Of
Mrs, NJ. Sugenhime and Mrs. Ralph
Gamble. Besides individual prizes
given each week a beautiful electric
toaster will be awarded the person
having the largest number OF points
at the end Of the series.
Miss Florence Clark underwent
an operation at the MiddleseX hos
pital in Middletown Saturday eve
ming and is reported as resting
comfortably.
Robert Cole has returned to his
home in this place after enjoying
a few days vacation as the CUES,
of relatives In Riverside, K. |.
Large oak buffet. hub range gas
connection, new rug IL y 9,
bureau and chairs. j. Fl. Connley
Tel. 47S-2.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
{. n. Smith FAMILY
ROUTED BY FLAMES
Residence, Together With An
tiqueS Almost Totally Destroyed
LOSSES WILL Be HEAVY
Delegates to Convention Of Women
Voters Announced New Britain
Chief Praises Berlin Water Pres
S,Irc--Otlicr Items of Interest,

The home OF Eddy n. Smith on
Northington Ridge was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning
shortly after o'clock together with
many valuable personal effects OF
Mr., Smith. The house, which was
owned by Town Clerk Arthur i.
Woodruff, was valued at about
$4,000 and vas partially covered by
insurance. Mr.. Smith today could
give no estimate of his loss, although
it is believed to he great. Outside
Of clothing. practically nothing was
saved.
The fire started in the attic and
the family was awakened shortly be-
fore | o'clock by crash on the up
per floor. MIR Smith listened and
soon distinguished the cracking of
flames. He rushed TO the attic door,
throwing it open, only to be greeted
by an onrush of smoke and flames
which then rescmbled a furnace.
Nr. Smith Immediately called Mr.,
Woodruff. who in turn called the
New Britain fire department. Chief
William ]. Noble and Engine Com
pany No. responded. When the
apparatus arrived the family was
out of the house and Mr. Smith
with neighbors, was attempting to
save many OF the valuable antiques
and curios which were in the house,
ard of which Mr.. Smith has been a
collector for many wears.
The house was of the bungalow
type aud the entire upper section re-
sambled a gigantic torch when the
fire company arrived, Tongues OF
flames were darling into the air and
il vas at first thought that the
entire structure would be destroyed.
Two lines Of hose we're run out,
and turned on. From that time on
there was a different story. 1t was
q stubborn fight, but the flremen
gradually conquered the flames The
blaze attracted a large crowd, prac-
iically all the residents of Berlin
street rushing to the scene In an ef-
fort 10 be of assistance to their I'M
fortunate friends and neighbors.
After battling with the flames for
three hours, the fire was extifiguish
ed and the company returned to
quarters at i:10 O'Clock.
Mr. Smith and his family have
taken up temporary residence at Mr.
Woodruff's home. Living with Mr.
and Mrs. Smith are Mrs. Dorothy
bancroft. assistant 10 the postmaster
al ihe Berlin post office, and her
daughter. MIR. Smith said today that
the family will probably reside ir
one half OF aMr. WoodrufTS house, W
to the present time unoccupied fol
several months for the present al
least.
Chief Noble stated today that The
fire was probably caused by a de-
fectiye chimney, although Mr.. Smith
was of the opinion that the heavy
wind Saturday night and yesterday
had caused an electric light wire tC
rub against the house, tearing ava,
The insulation and thus causing th'
hlaze. He said that there was n fir
In the furnace. but that IL was yer!
jow. having been shut of when th'
5qnnily retired. ...
thief Praises Pressure.
CHIEF William ]. Noble OF the New
britain IRE department today va
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26

spending the past two months at
tho home OF her daughter. Mrs. Fred
c. Smith OF East BroaG street.
| The Christian Endeavor executive
committee will meet this evening al
7:45 o'clock at the home OF the
president. +. A. White.
Mrs. Willis l.. Holway and Miss
Nellie NJ. Sanger have returned to
their home In Hyde Park, Mass,
after spending few d. US With their
cousin, Mrs. ]. G. Ward OF Park
street.
| Dog Warden Philip Marine has
young female dog In pound. mostly
white with tan spots, and would like
TO secure a good home for It,
Miss Allene Bunnell OF Hartford
spent the weekend at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Bunnell of Broad street.
The Victims club will meet with
Mrs. Madeline Rnsley OF Cottage
street this evening,
The Altar society OF the Church
OF Our Lady OF Mercy held an i'm
portant meeting in the church hall
yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson OF
South'ngton road and their nephew
Gordon johnson OF West Main street
have gone to Florida for the winter
months.
There will he an important meet.
ing OF the ladies OF the parish of Our
Lady Of Mercy IN the church hall at
1870 o'clock Wednesday night. All
women OF tho parish are urged to
attend.
Miss Mary Prior has accepted a
position at the Stanley Works In
New Britain.
There will be months mind
, memorial mass at the Church Of
, Our Lady OF Mercy at 1880 O'Clock
Thursday morning for George His
cox.
Sons Born
4 son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. \. c. Sprague Of Forest
willie avenue. son was born t
. Mr. and Mrs, James Blake Of Noun
tain View.
Legion Meeting
Brock Barnes Post. American lie
. gion. will hold very importan
, meeting tonight and discuss plan
for the observance Of Armistice Da,
! and for the Joint banquet with hi
I, Plainyille Home Guard.
: 81. Pauls Church Notes
Games Postponed
The football game between tn
g rlainville Juniors and the New Brit
. ain Eagles was called of yestcrda
g because Of the latter teams Ina
& biltv 20 secure field, while the raj
S washed out the PlainVille West End
. Hartford Frog Hollow Senator con
d test.
Y Wood for sale for stove or furnace
h IS a load delivered in rlainVillo. J
Cook Co, Plainville. Tel. S6G-3 -
d advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
Lost Boys Blaze Trail
Found by Bow Scouts

Providence. K. L.. Oct. 26. PI--
Lost in Canochct woods, South
county Saturday night. two Is year
old boys, Norman Lewis Of Ashaway
and Walter johnson Of Potter Hill.
rendered their boy scout teachings
land broke twigs and branches as
they wandered through large
swamp. Rain was falling very hard
land the wind was nearing gale force.
Other boy scouts. organized into
a searching party, reached the woods
too late at night to see the trail the
two lads had blazed but kept up
their search all night in the rain. Al
daybrcak yesterday they saw the
broken branches and following the
trail. found their comrades in a
small cave unframed, but some
what wet.
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READ THE HFRALp GLASS;
III'h NnS IrnIb Word
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26

Mess YOU see the "Bayer Cross
on packag" or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Baycr Aspirin
proved safe by million and pre-
scribcd by physicians over twenty
five years for
Colds Headache
Neuritis l.umbago
Toothachc rheumatism
Neuralgia Rain. Pain
Each unbrokcn "Baycr" package
contains proven directions. Handy
loses OF twelve tablets cost few
cents. Druggists also sell bottles OF
a and 100.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The first meeting OF the Spanish
club will be held this afternoon IN
Room POS. All students of Span
ish arc invited TO attend and an out
lin rs 10 the purpose OF the clut
will he given by Andrew Guilliano,
head of the Spanish department,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
Riley Opens Series
Buying Ice

Ice dealers OF the city have come
to the last OF the Ice, harvested last
season and until new ice forms i'm
portations must be made. Snyder a
Norton unloadcd their first consign-
ment from the Berkshire Ice Co. OF
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