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Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
REYNo

Garden making is the order of the
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Nc
Cauley. fine baby boy. Mother and
babe doing wen.
We are grieved to announce the
death of p. IL. Booth of this place,
who died in Shreveport, La, and was
inferred here at the Nelson cemetery
last Thursday. Mr.. Booth was one
of our very best citizens and will be
greatly missed in this community. He
leaves a wife, son and daughter and a
host of friends. We extend to the sor-
rowing ones our heartfelt sympathy.
Prof. II. A. Mock was a pleasant
visitor at our school Monday.
Mrs. Underwood died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel Sim
mons, last Wednesday and was laid to
rest in the johnson graveyard Thurs
day of last week.
Derwin Templeton of Maynard was
transacting business here Monday.
The girls of the Biggers school met
our girls here in a basket ball game
Friday evening. The score was four
TO twelve in favor of Reyno.
Mrs. Ann Martin of Pocahontas and
Mrs. Freeman of Lepanto, Ark were
visiting relatives here last week.
r. J. Smith, wife and little daugh'
ter of Maynard have been visiting at
the home of Mr. Smiths father, ]. w
Smith.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
DAVIS

Weather cool, windy and rainy.
Opal, Hite and Eva Johnston spent
Saturday night and Sunday with o. II.
Rapert and family near Foster.
Leona Mock was absent from school
Monday.
Freda Zitzelsberger spent Sunday at
Brockett.
b. T. Riney, Mrs. ]. V. Riney and
Louise Cissell had business at May.
nard Saturday
Miss Hester Riney spent Saturday
night with homefolks.
Mrs. j. T. Yancy and son, Delmer,
and Leo Riney visited school Friday.
Uncle Henry Turner was reported
bad sick again the last Of the week.
There was musical given at L. F.
Johnston's Wednesday night, it being
his fifty-eighth birthday. Several were
present and report a good time.
Mrs. Foster will soon get to quit
ringing the bell, for school will close
Thursday. We have had fine school
and hate TO quit.
Hite Johnston spent Monday night
with Leo Ostercamp
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
BRAKEBILL

Bro. Hahs of MinelamOtt, Mo-,
preached for us Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night and will PROB
ably preach the remainder of the week.
John Wilson and wife are suffering
with something like flu, but are slowly
recovering.
Jesse Seawell and wife and Miss
Mary Shaver were called Sunday to
Stokes, to the bedside of their brother,
Carter Shaver, who is seriously ILL.,
Joe Wilson and Mont Haley motor
ed to Doniphan Saturday to meet Bro.
Hahs.
Paul Spikes of Pocahontas and Ath-
al Early of Ingram visited special
friends here Saturday night and Sun
day.
Rich Gross of Attica visited at Mrs.
Lucy Brooks Sunday.
Joe Wilson and family and Mrs.
Luella Waldron motored to Palestine
Sunday afternoon.
Bill COndra and family visited John
Palmer and family one night last week.
Most of the farmers are beginning
to break ground for another crop, and
the women are setting hens, cleaning
yards and planning gardens. Several
are intending to raise tomatoes, cab
bage, etc, for the canning plant at
POcahOntas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19

For Rent-Fine Elevenpoint farm,
4 miles south of Birdell, 175 acres, two
good houses on place, located ON public
road near school and church, fine com
munity, good outbuildings, orchards,
meadows, etc. A fine opportunity for
right party or parties. Will rent out
right, or will furnish if party has sufIi-
cient force to run the farm. Address
T. E. Limbaugh, Imboden, Ark. 2S-2tp
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for the
kindness shown us during the recent
illness and death of our mother. Sign
ed, Minnie Simmons, Ina Voight, Vona
Melton, Ernest Underwood.
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MYRTLE

There has been some sickness lately
in this community. Aunt Liza James
has been very poorly and ]. b. Mitchell
has been suffering with asthma.
L. A. Norris is buying ties at Del
Half, Mo-, this week. Switch ties are
bringing s cents a foot.
Carl Watson has purchased team
of mules from James Marriott.
There will be preaching at Bluff
Spring every third Saturday night and
Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends who
so willingly and kindly assisted in the
burial of our husband, father and
brother, We also thank you for the
many flowers that were given. Signed,
Mrs. p. H. Booth and children and
Jennie Lee Booth
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
COughRemedyMOth
Gave Us Still Best
Pine Tar and Honey Beat
All Modern Drugs

In thousands of families It has
been the custom for many years to
keep pine tar and honey always on
hand for coughs, chest colds, bron-
chttis, spasmodic Group, and throat
irritations. Our mothers knew that
1t was good, that it often broke up
the worst cough in "a hours. and
that 1t could be given to young and
old alike, as 1t contains no mar
cotics or harmful drugs.
And now we are told that in spite
OF modern medical discoveries there
Is still no better or quicker cough
remedy. Doctors say the pine tar
quickly loosens and removes the
phlegm and congestion that eGase the
coughing, also healing, soreness,
pleasant taste. but helps soothe irri-
tation.
The original compound, made up
many years ago and used by mill
lions of people, was DR.. Bells Pine
Tar Honey. This Is scientifically
composed of Just the right propor-
tions of pine tar, honey and other
quick-acting, healing ingredients
which the best doctors have found
to aid in quick relief. If you want
the original and the best, be suro
you get DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey
and no other. Only zoe. at any
good druggists.
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New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
BRISTOL FIREMEN
 GIVE SNAPPY DRILL
Thomas Quinn Almost Equals
 World Record in One Event
HOSE co. NO. 1 WINS HONORS
Finishes Ahead in Two E,cnts---
 Rev. Joseph Ians to Sing First
 solemn High Mass at St. Joscph's Church Tomorrow Morning.

Within one fifth of the world $ record, established but q short time ago in California, Fireman Thomas Quinn of the Central Fire station gave spcctatords plenty to talk about last night at demonstration drill at the Central fire house on Meadow street where he ran so feet, coupled up break in n hose line and at tached a nozzle, all in seconds. , HoCe Company No. l. in i4i9 sec onds.
 Plenty of speed was shown in the drill work, demonstrating that Chief John II Hayes has his men in the | pink of condition, The first event i which called for tho coupling of 200 feet of hose and it's transportation up d %5 foot ladder vas won by Hose Company No. i, in 14i9 sec, onds just barely nosing out the Cen tral company. which did tho stunt ir , seconds.
 The same trip with the hose wal made with two men instead of foul mon as in the first event and the No I company again took the honor this in 26 seconds.
 ' Engineman Porter of the Centra company coupled 900 feet Of hose II o5 seconds and 5n feet were coupled by Fireman Quinn in seconds,
 \ ladder drill by the Central com pany and first aid work by Fireman John Burke of Hose Company No. completed the drill.
 The drill was followed by a bal game between the t'ncas Compan and the Forestville squad, which r" suited In lie at all after tiN innings of intense play.
 Chief Hayes and tho board Of fir commissioners felt well pleased ove the showing of the firomen,
 Will Sing First Mass
 Rov. Joseph Fang, formerly Highland street, this city, will cele hrate his first solemn high mass l the new St. Josoph's church on Sur
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

ditions. Another point brought out by the city officials is that no medi- cal inspection Of bathers takes place and this, too, might have some im- portant bearing on keeping the wa ters free from danger.
 Since the agitation this week over the "frightful" situation, the lagoon has been the best talked over sub iect in the city, so city officials de- clare, but they add that it is a case of much ado over nothing"
 Playing Manchester
 Manchester will be the Sunday afternoon attraction against the New Departure at Mu2zy Field. The To- cal fans expect this game 10 be a blood -curdling contest as earlier In 1 the week in Manchester, a near rio: ensued in a hotly contested encoun- ter. when an umpire's decision was questioned by Manchester. The um- pire was later relieved of his duties by the Manchester management but darkness called the game at all. Choose Delegates
 Delegates have been chosen by Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H.. 10 at Itend the state convention on August l9 and 70 in Bridgeport as follows: Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, Mrs. Maria Scott, Mrs. Irene Pelky. Mrs. Honora Budd. Mrs. Helen Morin, Mrs. Sara Donnelly ana Mrs. Margaret Powe, The alternates are. Mrs. Mary Corrigan, Mrs. Mary Doyle. Mrs. Bessie Dieby. Mrs. Agnes McLoughln. Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, Mrs. Katherine Paderewski and Mrs. Katherine Mclaughlin.
 Auto Hits Tree
 Blinded by the lights Of an ap- preaching car, Thomas McMasters of this city was forced 10 turn into the ditch on Pennington avenue near Ievis corners last night and skidded into a tree. His machine was dam aged somewhat by the impact while the tree was badly parked. "Joc" Duttou Recovering Former Mayor Joseph r. Dutton Il recuneratiug from the accident, sui fered a few days ago when h' broke his right elbow in a fall. Th' bones are knitting well, according t' reports of physicians so that Attor nev Dutton will regain the use o his arm within few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
East Berlin Items

 tenber.
 East Berlin Items
 Regular morning prayer and ser mon will be held at St, Gabricl's church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock and Sunday school will be held at 10 o'clock. Rev, Sutcliffe will be in charge.
 The regular morning service will te held at the East Berlin Metho- dist church tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock, noon, and the Junior league will meet at S p. m. The evening service will be held at o'clock. Rev Asa C. Fuller will 1 have charge of the service,
 Edward Radreau Of Mill street has left for Boston, Mass, where he 1 will spend a week with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. |. r. Turner and family of Cottage street have left by automobile for Warner, New Hampshire. where they win spend few days as the guests of rcla- tivcs.
 Miss Minnie Eahms left yesterday for Raymond. Maine, where she will enjoy q vacation.
 The social which was to have been held by the Camp Fire girls last Tuesday afternoon and evening. was lo hold nnNt Tuesday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. William Bunce All are invited 10 attend.
 An interesting program is being [ arranged for the meeting of the Fast Berlin Community club next Wednesday evening In the base ment of tho Methodist church, This program, which is under the drec- tion of Philip Mildrum, Carl Lund and Wilhelm Johnson, will consist of musical selections and an ad' dress, some Phases of the LPEls' lature," by Representative Francis peming.
 X dance and social will be helt at Athletic hall next Thursday eve , ming. Music will be furnished by thu Broadway Serenadcrs.
 A number of the old ompiole of inc Peck, Stowe and Wilcox Co. who now reside in East Berlin, vii attend the annual outing of th' . company at Hanover park, Meriden this afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs Victor Benson haN' returned from weeks trip to tn Cape Cod country.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

day morning at 10:l6 o'clock. He is the first pupil of the St. Joseph's school and the first member of the parish to have completed his ele- mentary studies for the priesthood at St. Joseph's school He finished his classical course at St, Thomas seminary in Hartford and continue his theological studies aboard, be- ing ordained in Fribourg. swit2er- land.
 Dedication Arranged Dedication of the new St. Josephs church will take place on August D. according to an announcement of Rev. Oliver T, Magnell, pastor oi the church, Although the church. will be blessed and thrown open fol the services tomorrow arrangements could not be made for the impress
 sive ceremonial of dedication.
 Services will be augmented or
 Sunday for the fcastday of St. Ann'
 which will mark the closing of th'
 noyena, which has been conducted
 under the direction of Rev. William
 Mc'addcn of the Jesuit Order o
 New York. During the last few day
 of the novena, Rev. stephen A. KoeI
 of the Jesuit Order from Bosto College has hrcn assisting at in novona.
 : Masses will bc celebrated in th | new church auditorium on Sunda at b:15. SIS, 7:15, S;l5, 10:I5 an ll:45 o'clock. Services will also h 7 held in the afternoon at o'cloc and the closing services of the nc - vena will take place at s o'cloc . tomorrow night
 : Arrangements have heen made fC
 tho serving of food 10 pilgrims { 2 the shrine.
 Thousands are expected to wis 3 tho local church today and tomoi . flow. The crowd last year proved $ srha. that sections had to be rope off and line extended near across the Federal Hill green Ope air services were also held last yet @ to accommodate those who cou Il rot set into the church.
 Danger Exaggerated
 City officials feel that the Rocl ', well park lagoon has been given tt = exaggerated q condemnation in II
 last few days in the various terr ., flying descriptions of the dange u that turk in the waters. which q :, reported as coming from the P U quabuck river. The coutaminatiC
 of the swimming lagoon has be, - moot question for several yea v and has been discussed at immune able health and park board mee ', inEs, Several years ago Health l u spector Joseph l. Woisard recor y mended chlorination of the bat
 1 ing pool water as a safety measul because of the large number of pc
 pie, who used the comparative " small pond.
 2r The city officials believe tn
 changing the source of the wat
 will not assist 10 any great eXto of in relieving the danger as they a D. confident that the smallnesS of f in pond and the large number of us' n- will bring back any dangerous co
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Miss Harrison Entered
 In Big Marathon Swim

Paris. July 25 Pl-LAuto, the sporting newspaper of Paris, says that Miss Lillian Harrison, who re- gently made her third unsuccessful attempt to swim the English channel from the French to the English coasts, has entered for a swimming marathon race on August 2. The race will be on the Seine river from Cor heil to Paris. distance of ?5 miles. Tom Burgess. who swam the Eng fish channel in 1911 after number of unsuccessful attempts, is among tho entries for the marathon.
 Momorize 925 and don't bother looking ID the Herad's classified ad Dept. No.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
ARRESTS MAN WHO ROBBED HIS FATHER Fred Callen Catches Chicken
 Thiel.-Man Bound Over CAMP MEETINGS OPEN
Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Dor othy Rogers Last NiGht-ChurCh Notices-Crowd At Standard Steel Carniyal-Plain,ill Briefs.

Arrested by the son Of the man whom he robbed, William Queor was haled into court here yesterday aft ernoon before Justice Edward F. Pryor and was bound over 10 the su- peror court. Queor resident of 1 Bristol made q midnight descent upon the chicken coop of Fred Cal len, ST, and made off with two of the fowl Constable Fred Callcn, Jr, was returning home about 2 o'clock in the morning when he saw Queor going up East street with a bag.
 f The officer followed the man up to the center of the town and then hailed him. Queor stopped and an- swered Callen's questions, saying that he vas a painter and had just finished job Callcn demanded a look into the bag. Queor heSitated, but finally compiled, As Callen looked in, however, Queor set off down the street on the dead run and was halted only by shot fired into the air. Deputy Sheriff F.. w Furrey heard this and came to inc scene, aiding in the arrest. Constable Callen enieaVored tC find the owner of the stolen birds which were still warm, but was un successful Then, at the brcallias table, his father told him that two chickens had been taken from thel roost during the night The office was naturally surprised, but so wa | his father when the chickens were l imm ediately returned,
 l Shower For Miss Rogers
 A miscellaneous shower WAS ten
 dered Miss Dorothy Rogers of lIas } street last night at the home of Mrs R. c. Mel cod by Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs
 Stephen Reitzko and Mrs. ". II
 Ioomis About A guests were pres ent. There was mock marriage and refreshments were served. Th living room was tasefully deCorate' in pink and blue and the dinini room in white. Miss Rogers recelv
 ed many beautiful gifts. She vii become the bride of Elmer Thoma of East street, but no date for th . wedding has yet been set. Union Service The union service of the Raptis' r Congregational and Methods . churches will be held at tO:4 | o'clock tomorrow morning in tn Il Congregational church, Rev, Oti
 w. Barker of Hartford who Ina t preached here often, will b" 1T e speaker,
 Baptist Church. q The congregation of the Bapn rt church will participate in the unit " services of the Baptist, Congreg' q tionaI and Methodist church' l. which will he held in the Congr'
 gational church tomorrow mornin V In the evening. Rev. J. G. Ward, II II pastor. will deliver q sermon at II
 FaptiHt church, theme, Jesus Hr |, vidnG for His OWn,"
 st After July 26, the meeting hou' ,s will he closed during inc past or ,t vacation. It will reopen on Augu ,t ,t g.
 Methodist Church
 The members of the Mcthodl :. church will participate in the unit
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
ANGELETT|'S CASE
 MAY BE CONTINUED Miss Agnes Mccarthy Still Con-
 fined to Meriden Hospital TRIAL SET FOR TUESDAY

Suggests Danger sign for undcr- pss>-NC~s in tho Churches of the Jovn-Uthcr Items Of Interest.
 Although the case oi Cosmo An- z !otti ot Lewis avenue Meridcn, IS scheduled for TurS1a evening in the Berlin town court, it is expected that another continuation will be taken, aue to .he fact that Miss Agncs Me Carthv one of the principal witness e, vii not ne able to leave the MCr- iiCn Hospital, to which institution she las been confined since the fla tai accident on tho turnpike near the EilNtr Lake Inn on July ,, In which her mother and q sister were killed end she and her father N re serious )y injured.
 The case came up in the Berlin raIrt on July l5 and al that time a continuation for t@o "trhs was sIanted, pending the recovery Of Miss Mccarthy. It was stipulated in the granting of the continuation that i' hcr condition would not warrant her leaving the hospital hy that time ihc case was To be further continued. IL was stated at tho hospital that Mss McCarthy's condition vas very good today. ll"r Improvement has bccn almost miraculous, as it was thought that she could not possibly rcctvcr. when she vas removed tC the institution after the accident.
 Win Issue a Schedule.
 A.sChGduie of services and actiNi. 'ies at ihe Berlin Congrrgatlona church for the month of August VII b, issued the early part Of next Wcel by the pastor, Rev. samuel A. FishC This schedule will include ihe name ,or those c;rrgynl"n who will conduC the. Sunday morning services at in church. during that month and vii aiso include any other ilcmS tha may be deemed important. Rev. Mir FIske has secured an eNcelIen group of ministers to conduct tn SUnS services, it is said.
 me subject for the sermon tomor ro-. morning which will be deliN ,rs1 by Rev. Mir. l'isle will b "rcNrr Con,crted To Gentlcness. Lev. Nil. FiSle will remain in Berli +or f2w days and will leave fo Massachusetts, where he will join hi family for vacation during neN month
 Vacation Items,
 Miss Edith I.indquist has rcturne from Cape Cod, where she has bee spending a vacation.
 The Missos Adeline Goodrici Ellen lindquist and Esther Lind auist have left for a two weeks va cation at Oak Bluffs, Martha Nint yard, Massachusetts.
 Benjamin Giro.
 The funeral of Benjamin Cirr lato of Kcnsington, was held tn morning al S:Se o'clock from n funeral parlors of Laraia and Saga mo m New Britain, and solrm h'gh mass of requiem was crlebra cd at St. Paurs church, Kensngio ra Rev. John C. Brennan, The pa bearers were Patsy Iucco, Pet Iucco. Nick Plumbo, James Iargr Stanlev King, and John Sivetto. Ru iar was in st Mary's cemetery, Ne Britain,
 Uar,Iinnls Hero Tomorrow
 The Cardinals Of Hartford n visit Kensington tomorrow and VI engage the All-Kensingtons in o
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

Thousands of people know that 925 is the Herald's classified ad dont. No.
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The meetings of the Junior League have been discontinued until Sep tember.
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The regular morning service VIII be held tomorrow morning at l0;45 o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church. Rev. Samuel A. ltske will deliver the sermon of the morning, Other Sunday activities have been discontinued for the summer months.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
Methodist Church

The members of the Methodist church will participate in the union
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
r,rIinnIs Hcrc Tomorrow

The Cardinals Of Hartford Eili visit Kensington tomorrow and will engage the All-Kensingtons in one
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

Victor Morley of Hartford was ar
 l rested last night on the turnpike ny ! Officer Orvilc Nentres on charges
 , of driving without an operators li- ccnse and without registration for ! lis car. He will appear in the | Berlin court Tuesday evening.
 i When Morley was stopped by the l noiiccman he was unable to produce
 i either the license or the rcEiatra
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

Miss E,lrh findqIist has returned from Cape Cod, where she has been spending a vacation.
 The Misses Adeline Goodrich, Ellen Iindquist and Esther Lind luist have left for a two weeks va cation at Oak Bluffs, Martha Vine ward, Massachusetts.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25
League of women voters
Sacred Heart Church.

Mass at the Sacred Heart church. F.aH Ecrlin, will he celebrated at 2 , clock tomorrow morning. Rev. J. '. Brennan of kensinEton will bc in charge. Sunday school will be held ,E ,l,n ,,E,pl hOur
New Britain herald., 1925-07-25

of the most interesting games 10 be see so far this season on the local diamond, it is expected. It is said that the Cardinals have in their lineup three former college stars and that the Hartford team is bent on taking tomorrow's game from the Kepsington squad. kensington holds one game over the Capital city team at the present time.