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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15
SPORT BRIEFS
(By the Associated Press)

L
For the second time since Paavo
Nurmi entered upon his record max
ing invasion of America, the Finnish
running star today faced opposition
against which his fieetness Of foot
was of no avail. The first occasion.
protest from the Connecticut AS
sociation of the A. A. U, over Nur-
mrs failure to appear at a meet be-
cause of illness. was dropped. He is
now on the suspended list of the
western association for failure to
run at Kansas City.
The New York State Athletic
Commission at its meeting today
will endeavor to adjust the conflict
in outdoor boxing dates resulting
from the arrangement Of three big
shows within a period OF less than
one month in New York. The Milk
Fund bouts have been billed for
May 20 In the Yankee Stadium, the
Tunney- Gibbons fight for June -
at the Polo Grounds, and the Italian
Hospital Fund entertainment for
June 10 at the same field.
come disturbed over failure to re-
scheduled date of the arrival in Am
erica of Albin Stenroes, Finland's
olympic marathon champion, who
was expected to run against Clar-
ence De Mar in the Hub Marathon
next Monday they welcomed the en-
tries of two other strong contestants
yesterday. One of them came from
Stenroos' team-mate, Kyronen, the
other from the American Olympic
distance runner. Gus Eager.
Fusion OF western and eastern
football coaching methods begins at
Princeton today. Field Yost, Mich.
igan mentor arrived at Jungletown
yesterday and today Coach Roper of
Princeton, will interchange ideas
with the western wizard as they re-
view the Tiger squad of 40 athletes
in practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

Gates and L. of NJ. are the tvo A.,
standing teams that Bowdoin q -.
rying about in the coming State ~,
Maine, with an unusually strong t,,s
looks like sure enough bet for A.
honors with Bates giving the NJ
boys a run for their money. n,
Bowdoin team lost heavily thn.s
graduation and with Capt. Bob -.
laid up Bowdoin's prospects are s,,s
gloomy. N-s--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

IN Augusta on Thursday.-Lester
Aibee is hauling lumber to Augusta
and vicinity for Weeks Bros. with
ms truck.-Mitchell Bros. of Apple
ton were business callers here on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15
yElkSH FAYETTE

tAIr. .apd MIS-. Harry Parsons are
4FeivW3 con- ORGANIZATIONS on the
Hlrth ofuh little daughter which ar
asni. .AN'AIIf|E Lander
Ht twasS wffN sadness that the
ASendae ok,hfe1 dS Lander heard of
rs g. n YlthEmeumonia at Liver
~ ~ ay. although Mr..
ne VI nasi r heH HSsh a resident of
5fyea only,i2 Vars he had won the
;kearttRf< eyeEy tone who knew him.
Ne Was bprnl'in Scotland and 10
4fars. aAo. with his wife and family
HRvea tqILiYermore Falls where he
WIS sshR1Qyfd as foreman at the
ReedfEenundry. About years ago
he bought what is known as the
Davenport farm, which is being car
lied on now by his son. He was a
member Of Startling Grange. Oriental
Star Lodge. +. and A. NJ. and
Androscoggin Royal Arch Chapter
Of ,,LivermoEe Falls, Pilgrim Com
mandy. of Harrington, Kora Temple
of Lewiston, The Shrine Club and
Port Royal x. of p, of Livermore
Falls. He leaves a wife and three
childrenM'also mother aged 50 of
California, who have the sympathy
of ALA .f
y John :, Childs has recently been
visiting I'm Lewiston.-Roads are i'm
proving and it was a surprise to see
4 snow =: furry Easter Sunday
tArthur Staplesa who has been very
sick .NAth appendicitis, is gaining,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

The Thornton Academy track =.
Is considered one of the fastest ~.
indoor quarter among schoolbov "a ~
in the State for the season q, ,s.a
Frank Boyle, captain Of thu -. -.
gave Coach Magee of Bowdoin . -. ~
urable feeling when he saw him =
Magee is of the opinion that Rn., y !
one of the most promising aess..'
runners in the State. He has M, !. Y
eye on him, hoping he will enter r. r.
doin. ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT !.

With one veteran and a wh.,.
Of enthusiasm, Fort Fairfield w.,. :
and copied the Northern Aroo,,. !"
interscholastic basketball chsn,,
ship, besides tieing with Houl,,. !.
the county championship. Their Il.
was IL wins out of II game. NJ
This only, goes to show that i, -
not ueed a veteran team to win !. ~
or pennant. w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15
]|GH TO
FIRST
SCORE
FACE DOPE
!. GAMES TODAY
NAII0N

!, ,.XEsTERDAYs RESULTS
Boston s.. New York a..
Brooklyn 8, philadelphia I.
SCincinnati a, st. Louis O.
: Chicago 8, Pittsburg 2.
~ ...7
) IS, ToDAY,sr GAMES
New, York at Boston.
:. Pittsburs at Chicago.
philadelphia at Brooklyn.
: St.&Louis at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

Boston, Apr. 14-Roderick Ling I
st. Johnsbury. VT, today was elsclk
captain of the Boston .Univedr
1885 hockey team, the first scpl
omore to hold that Office. The uz
season he was a defense player q
held wing position in his freshna'
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

Cleveland, Ohio, Apr. lin
twelve round boxing contest scb3I
uled here April % between Lou
CKid) Kaplan, of Meriden. Com,
featherweight champion. and Al ca
bett, Cleveland. has been called &
because of illness Of the title hoke
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15
Association Results

Toledo 3. Minneapolis /.
Columbus Z, st. Paul 0.
Louisville 8, Milwaukee 2.
Kansas City 6, indianapolis I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

Leaving experts out of con-
sideration, would the average
golfer maintain a better aver
age score by using iron clubs
for all shots? Or will he sue
coed better in the scoring line
by using, or attempting to use,
wooden clubs for long shots?
BY JOHNNY FARRELL
Cuban oben Champion
do not believe that the average
golfer would get better results by
using iron clubs for all shots. 1t
might be advisable for some people
to use only irons through the fair
way, using wooden clubs from the
tee only. OF course there are some
golfers who cannot use a wooden
club from the tee at all. 1 would
suggest that they use a spoon. which
is lofted like an iron, for their tee
shots. However, the player must
take his own personal peculiarltles
into account in deciding these ques-
lions. A decision that would be cor
rect in one players case might mol
hold in the case Of another.
(Copyright. 1925. Associated Editors
IncO
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Dissertations
On The Weather

Washington, j. e.. May al
Forrca., for Southern New Eng
lnnd: Unsettled ronight, cooler in
northwest portion. Friday fair.
cooler in cx'romo north portion;
fresh possibly strong southwest and
west winds
Forecast for Eastern New York:
Unsettled tonight; showers and
cooler in central and nor'E portions;
Friday fair: fresh southwest and
wrsi winds.
.Conlitious. The weather has
continued fair in practically all por-
lions Of the country east Of the
Rocky mountains during the past
"a hours. 1t is warmer in the in
terror and temperatures are now
well above tha seasonal average.
Thr northern oppression has passed
rapidly eastward over the Lake
region and is moving seward by
way Of the St. Lawrence valley.
Pressure is higher in the upper lake
dis riots and temperatures are some
that lover in the Lake Superior
. etstas and eastward over Ontario.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
occasionally overras' and prohs bly,
-ho7 err this afternoon or tonight
. followed by fair and cooler,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

be exercised not TO increase the
total of payments due TOO rapidly
The mayor struck popular chord
when lie referred TO the adyisabtllty
Of causing the city TO collect
garbage, construct an incinerator.
and add the collection OF ashes to
the ctty's functions. 1t Is safe 10
assert that such method is in
vogue in most cities worthy the
name. Collection OF garbage and
ashes is, or should be, municipal
Junction; such a system would Civ
TO citizens the psychological effect
of showing them tangible returns
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
b. A. HANLEY'S OTTER
TO THE CITY

B. A. HawIey, formerly Of 'hc
Park Commission, sccms 20 have
the courage OF his convictions that
the city Of New Britain should have
certain features in its parks which
it does not nov feel that it can al
ford. Last nigh. at the Common
Council meeting, he saw fit TO offer
TO advance the sum Of $4,000 to
the city providing il would under
take to equip both the Stanley
Quarter and Willow Brook proper
ties with children's Fairgrounds,
sport features, picnic grounds and
so forth. az we'll as supplying super
vision for the same.
There may be difficulty In de-
terminirg a means Of accepting this
loan on the part OF the city. Under
the plan there would be no interest
paid to Mr.. HawJey, hut it would
be necessary 10 determine upon q
method for giving him security for
his money though he demands moth
ing but the undertaking Of the
moral obligation on the part OF the
city, The plan may not 60 through
for this reason.
It indicates a real interest in the
affairs Of the park system and the
welfare Of the citizens that Mr.
HayIey is willing 10 make his g. n
erous offer. The use OF s6o'''''
without interest, for a period Of
five years amounts 10 the gain Of
about $4,000. figured at S per cent
on the part OF the city, ELIMINATING
entirely the enjoyment which INC
addition OF the pleasure devices WI.
give the citizenry. The benetactor
shirt and aitrulsm is deserving Of
the varmest thanks and some
method Of accepting his offer shout
be found, The issuance OF a serI''
Of bonds not bearing Interest
might be possible,
Even though it is not found T''
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Iulcika. My Turkish Delight

BY DR.. Walter T.. Traprock
Yesterday my nephew, OrYllle,
gave me q nougat to chew on. Dear
me. how 1t brought back the past,
nougat, Turkey. Bey-Bey Tiny host
in Constantinopie) and Zuleika, the
dancing girl pride Of his harem.
Oh, my darling, see you now,
with your smiling almond-eyes and
your twisting torso. -.
vas young when We met, young,
eager, and adventurous. had won
Bey-B eys gratitude by selling him
a vacuum cleaner which he used 10
keep his harem and swimming pool
free from flies; he used TO suck
them out Of the air. And believe
me-, there were no flies on Zuleika,
loved her madly and her eyes did
not say me nay. But Bey- Bey
watched US constantly. The best We
could do was to snatch a few kisses
while under water IN the pool with
Bey-Bey floating majestlcaliy above
US.
One night we fed In a eaique
When far cut from shore my swse'
gazelIe rose In tho stern sheets ant
began one Of those wabbIy dances
| which she knew I loved.
Daring" 7 cried. sit down
! you're rocking the boat"
She would not obey me. More am
more passionatAy she danced until
with one Hnai convulsion Of he
1.-THE body. she tipped over tn
caique and we were IN the water
I left hor clinging to the gunTal
while 7 swan four miles into Wes
Constantinople for aid. Hold on,
7 cried cheeringly as I left her
Alas, again she did not obey me.
When I returned on the after
noon OF the following day III
caique was there but no zuleikF
She had let go. She was a ioyel
girl, but headstrong, l fear.
All this came back 10 me yesteI
day as cheTed my nougat.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
rs Years Ago Today
From Paper OF That Date

William Doyle has entered Seba
wilkes for the races at BranfOrd
DECORATION Day.
Peter Dorsey, 2. +. Kelley and
Tloma, Egan were the local dele
gates to the A. q, II. convention
held in Norwich today.
The Ideal Cycle club will hold it's
first run of the season Thursday
evening, the route being TO Plain
Willie and return. The Y. ". c. A.
"Reds" will run TO Bristol under
Chief ". H. Latham.
Theodore Stanley recently lost a
valuable COW when the animal wan
d.rcI out Of the pasture and on 10
the thirl rail.
Tn Friday evening special car
will leave for Hartford to take those
attending tho Celebration of Queen
Nictorias birthday. Those plan.
ming the trip should leave their
names with Andrew Kobb.
Dr. L. NJ. Clark mas sent a sample
Of the Wa ter from the pump In
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
ALFRED |. LILLY IS
ELECTED BY I.O.O.F.
Aaron Carlson Of This City Is
Grand Marshal

New Haven, May ei.-(AP)--
Prominent Odd Fellows from all
parts Of Connecticut as we'll as
Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land, Massachusetts,, New York, New
Jersey and Canada attended the an
nual convention of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows held here yes
terday.
The election Of officers, one OF the
important features Of the conven-
ton, resulted as follows: Grand mas
ter, Alfred l.. Lilly, Hartfrd: deputy
grand master, Leo Davis, Norwalk;
Grand warden, Dorr r. Whitney,
Bridgeport: grand secretary, William
Hutchinson. New Haven; grand treas
urer, Sidney W, Challenger, Middle
town: delegates to the Sovereign
grand lodge, Herbert J. PHILIPPE,
Groton, and James Cooper, Mystic;
grand marshal, Aaron W. Carlson.
New Britain; grand conductor, II. G.
F. Howell, Hartford; grand guar
dian. James A. Green, Torrington:
grand chaplain, Rev. Charles II.
Smith, CRANKY; grand herald, Edwin
S. Pickett. New Haven. There was
no contest for any OF the offices. It
was voted to have next convention In
Hartford. During the session the
grand lodge degree was conferred
upon 12c candidates.
The convention devoted much Of
Its time discussing the plans for a
hospital to the Odd Fellows home al
Groton.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MOTION IS DENIED
Papers and Records OF late Lolita
Crabtree May Not Be Inspected
by LtttEant's Lawyers.

Boston, May 2i.(AP)-Judge VIII
liam H. Prest OF the Suffolk probate
court yesterday denied a motion Of
Carlotta Cockburn Of Denver for
permission to inspect. through coun-
sci, all books, papers and tecs.dI OF
Lolita Crabtree, actress, whose will
she is contesting on the claim that
she is a niece. The actress left the
bulk Of an estate, valued at more
than 100000. 70 charitable organ
izations and for rehabilitation work
among disabled veterans.
Judge Prest, in dismtssing the mo-
ton, characterized 1t as a fishing
expedition"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Paonessa stated he favored the use
Of school buildings for sectional
gatherings, and a reference of the
suggestion to the school board
elected hearty cooperation Here
then is an opportunity TO put tho
policy 10 a widespread test, and its
POPULARITY can scarcely b. doubted,
The Musical club Includes 50
much musical talent in Its active
membership that splendid concerts
free to the public are IL prospect
next year. That citizens generally
will appreciate The proffcr OF tho
club Is certain. II short lectures
Illustrating the music to be played
arc included in the COURSE, The pub
lie will lie Svn more grateful. Much
Of the appreciation Of nno music
lies in knowing tn, nature and aims
tcmplatcd free concerts They will
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
The Editors Gossip Shop

In the consideration OF Fun Shop
verse for the Bookman prizes.
thoughts Of the Judges will not be
concentrated on the longer verse
only,
Fun Shop readers have indicated
a strong liking for clever 4 and s.
liners. and Verses and RSverses,
usually a group o. these. is ore OF
our old and outstanding and very
popular series.
Today. for instance: The Spice
~ Life" shows how spice can be
added TO a very ancient subject,
kissing. and be made exceedingly
attractive,
We point out these various things
as the time approaches for the first
competition for the Boeknan prizes,
To show that the ones who usually
win prizes and glory do not 80 far
afeId in search Of raw material.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
TAX TAHORITISM IN
tIAANI.A-L

Two sides can play at enforcing
the state tax law, The meticuIous
care the state Republican orsani-
cation has been taking to punish
and cmbarross the opposing re-
publican political faction IN
bridgeport through interference
in local taxation matters, has reach
ed the point where the downtrod-
den photographers promise 10 get
even by some tax law enforcement
projects OF their oRu--and in towns
where some OF the most prominent
state organization leaders reside.
The statement Of City Clerk Al
'rcd W. BurIicb, chairman Of the
Bridgeport Republican town COM
mittec that Investigators are at
work in Grunge, the home Of House
Chairman Lynch. Canaan the home
Of sta'e Chairman J. Henry Eora-
back; AVID Woodbury., where Rep
resen,atl}e sturges lives, was a
ringing challenge from a city that
admits It is down" bnt gives The
impression i, is not yet out of
fighting qualities
The coun,er-thrust should receive
The careful attention of Tax Com
missioner B.oIgett, whose records
it is claimed, show that the tax laws
have been more adequately enforced
IN Bridgeport than in many other
towns Of the state, particularly the
smaller ones,
As everyone having dclved in the
taN situation throughout the state
is swaro, it Is small country points
HAT have been giving Commissions
B.oderr, the most trouble. 1t Il
more than barely possible that tho
small towns from which the organI
zantn ..ad,rs conc may furmsi
the Erd=aror, faction with If
rrc,iyo ammunition and at the SAINT
Tine open the eyes Of the state Il
such 'svoritiSn rs may be found Il
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

won my heart"
Violet; TAKE my advice, dearis,
and don't let yourself 80 for .
song"
Francis +. okie,
You Ret
One SONG no liked to sing, he said
I'VE Ranks and Braes o. Bonnie
Doom"
But when an awful scold he wed.
Egad, he sang another tunel
John II. Isaacs
The Rift
Though knew music oft would
stir
The very heart and soul OF her.
She had no sense Of harmony,
For she played fast and loose with
me.
Olive Bessie Cook.
Retaliation
az OplAlloVbo e9Aophohpl
The Smiths have bought a new
trombone;
4 photograph beguiles the Flynns,
Revenge is sweet We now have
twins.
Paul AuErain.
Ruinous
Gerscn: III your wife has stopped
going 10 concerts and spends her
lime at home listening In, the radio
set will soon pay for itself"
Burton: That's the way ! figured
but ! fnd she wants 10 buy the
sheet music OF everything she
hears"
--Rhea Block.
Copyright. 1925, Reproduction
Forbidden)
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
No More Dsndruff

The sure way TO abolish dandruf
is to destroy the germ that causes
it. To do this quickly and safely
there is nothing so good as Partisan
Sage--the best hair and scalp treat
mont. stops itching scalp and fall
ing hair Ask any druggist for
Partisan Sag rs guaranteed.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

fun ch0b
MlxSON Exyilll Anui

Hello, everybody" say,
Tuna in on station "Hip-Hooray,"
Let laughter ring, clear TO the attic,
For grouches are the worlds worst
static.
Normal
Birgs: "How's things AT college?"
Pyrc: About normal. The foot
ball cheer-leadcr is getting his voice
back In time for commencement"
Verses and Reyerses
The Spice OF Life
think MARY Miller's a beautiful
girl,
But that isn't all the kids
bright!
She changes the taste Of her lip
stick each day
It's like kissing a new girl each
night!
Charles s. Whiting.
Prayer
False her clever art
False her golden curl;
Oh. my heart,
Love another girl!
Leo Bryn,
shut and Open
4 secret is kept pretty well,
Though what Is what you may be
seeking,
But there's no doubt that blood will
And likenesses are often speak.
ing.
Mrs. Ruth Hayes.
Suspicious
Is II sign, or is 1t not,
And one that needs attending to,
That, when a cashier buys a yacht
He means 10 be skipper, too?
---R. F. Johnson.
A Friend in Need
take my problems all 10 Joe;
II is some contribution,
, But Joe's an expert chemist, so
He knows the right solution
Pred Cruise.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Stewart S$ :!::1;ezs~

Gloomily the bondhoders soughf
counsel from Merry, hotel doctor,
in New York He undertook TO pull
the Mayfower out OF the hole. His
first look was into the kitchen, al
ready finished and fitted up. Tear
all that out" he ordered. ITS bad
~ arranged unscientific." Great
Scott" walled the bondholdcrs. at
cost 100000 "It'll cost a heap
more than that TO run it the way
1t is," ruled Merry.
So the kitchen was yanked up
by the roots and replanted his way.
Through the whole house he went
in the same fashion. Gosh. but II
cost! But when he had finished he
had a hotel.
Now you've got to stay and run
it," the bondholders announced.
"Oh no." objected Merry. u get my
fun out Of construction, not the
daily grind OF management" Never
theless the bondholders wished tie
job on him.
Still, You never can make II
pay" skcptics warned him. AT 4.
m. Of a recent spring day one o.
these croakers, called out carly te
catch train, passed the May
flower.
outside was Merry inspecting hi.
hostelry's facade through an opera
glass, 10 make sure everything wa
CONNIE II faut. do you do things
like this right along inquired the
astonished passerby. Sure" sale
Merry. It's the way to run hotel
| told you 1t was quite a grind"
What said take back" the skep-
tic assured him. This hotels going
! to be howling success" "I'll have
it paying by next year" Merry told
me. He spoke like a man who knew.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
From, Our ChiIdrcn's Garden q
Cures

Mother told her little three-year
old boy 10 show grandmother his
tongue.
Yes" grandmother said after
looking at his tongue, your som-
ach is out Of order"
"Pshaw." he answered, my stom-
ach amt no telephone"
Mrs. C. 3.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
RetMeen the Lines

Tlorian: Say, Temus, has 20
ebber had yo' palm read"
Tcmus: "Ah sho' has. Bout ten,
'lebcn times. ah has"
Fiorian: "Golly, Temus. 70 sho'
am a we'll read puhson."
--Myron w. Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

The Associated Frsss 10 exclusively err.
titled to III" use for Republication OK
all news cred, ID 20 ~ or NOT oiherw ="
credited IN this paper and also local
news published he"ein,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
@sssA&
2sel@

once it was JOY ride when the
horse CcN his oats; now 1t Is a Joy
ride when The driver feels his rye.
The rest Of US could economic az
well as Mr.. Coolidge If we could
sec the ball games for nothing.
once make the Christian peoples
into Christians and it won't be
necessary to talk to them about
morality.
A. this divorce rate, the years Of
courubial bliss after the first will
soon be classcd as extra innings.
Karolyi was treated fairly enough.
The rule is that aliens mustn't Cuss
tho country unless they are here 10
stay,
Correct this sentence; II could
hire man 10 DO IT," said he, but
l really enjoy moving it myself"
protected by Associated Editors,
InCD
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
NFA Service Writer

HHh ''e, w ~
Washington May 80 H. ~
merry Keeps mouse on a larse sclIe'
ne supeF-iiiahaser % tne sup
mug, sup ,elsan , wy ""' .
aosi,,, y a., ,o,d mo Same doncst,c
oe+oh,is>,,,ont, uorr,,,s t,lL !. a
1900 n,tvtn.o =, his tu,,rn,. ond
roto,.isa nnnsoNooninr r.i,od to
49, ,,h nownr
an 1,,,a ,tomeano, ha hoo, o,er
,.,I,, ,nn, moors ~, orie,ral nro-
roIors ,ot out e. h,,,id bo,oi of
sizo and maqniAcence never
o,ra,,oa ~, ho,c, hefore They
hTew IN ,I' ,be,r money horrowed
- ,ho, nor,d ava t,,on the onter-
,1r;so hrr,t vim doafeninp enar-
p;.I ron.r.
rh1 ho,a,,o,1ars b.d IN toLe II
orar rhav rooLsd into Il a hit An
o.,,.. n.tn urinnnd ,hor, In Tho re-.
aior -, +be,r nocLethooks AHA.
9o,hor tbcv paye a deem rroan.
.,rhoro .rcr.. enough neon,e in
y.,.,nt,r.o, 49, ovo- uLeIy IA coma
L.." w., ,,,ov,aod 49, an that
,.. -. ~ 49, ,rices il viii
h.rn - rh.rgo"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Opportunity knocks hut once. 1t
must seem Il great relief to an UNI
nlrr
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Aid 70 The horrors Of unscasona-
aI- weather: 4 man walking down
Main street wearing a straw hat and
an orarcoat.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

After alt, you can't Judge man
by his clothes or a woman by her
lack of them,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

The proof OF torgiNing spirit is
10 weep whom you read that road
house has been robbed.