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New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
NORTHBRlDGE TAXPAYERS
 LOSE IN LEGAL CONTEST
Objected To Town Paving Police Forco---C ourt Rules "Chicr"
 But Constable,

Boston, Aug 14 tp(-Judre Ham mnnd in the equity session Of the. Superior Court today ruled that Arm "ld Adams and othrr taxpayers of he town of NorthhriJce could not maintain their bill against past and present seleCtmen of the town for the removal of the police force. and sustained 3 demurrer of the defen- dants, Chief of Police Leo Mulcahy of Northhridse was named ss CO., defendant.
 The plaintiffs claimed that DO lice department had been organized in Northhridge without acceptance of a legislative act Of 1920 authoriz- ing such action, and asked that an injunction be issued restraining the respondents from further paying the salaries of the chief and other mem bers of the department, The court vas also asked to hold tho mem- hers of the boards of selectmen of NorthbridEe x for the years 1920 10 1925 inclusive accountable for money alleged 10 have been spended un- lawfully.
 E. H. Nanghu, who appeared for the respondents admitted that the town of Northhridge had not accept d the act of 1920, and that he doubted whether the voters of the town intended 10. The selectm"n, he said, had act under a provision of the general laws relating 10 the appointment of constahles, and the soloctmen and the right 10 fix the salaries Of these officers He said that Mir. Mulcahy held his position only as constable and was not loe- ally entitled 10 he called "chief."
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CARn OF THANKs

We desire to express our most sincere thanks to o"r noiEhhors and friends for the love and sympathy and the many confortlng nCts eN- tended our beloved brother. Gustav EngWall, during his long illness. We also wish 10 thank the donors of the beautiful floral tributes sent at the time of burial
 Oscar Tuc7all. Ny. and Mrs,
 Ar,il kalhere
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
BULLISH TRADING
 FEATURES MARKET
Trade Statement En,
 CouraSeS Wall Street

New York, Aug. l4 R,-wall street opening: Stock prices display ed strong tone at the opening Of today's stock market Resumption Of bullish operations was encounter cd by the publication of favorable July foreign trade statement, declar- alton Of an extra cash dividend of Sl on General Motors common, which opened a point higher at 92, and another increase in the federal reserve bank ratio, indicating no strain on the credit situation, DG- Font recorded an initial gain of II 5-S points al 157
 Ruoyancy of the high priced In- duStrials vas one Of the early fca- tnres, Mack Trucks soaring points to ?l4, International Telephone A 10 li3, General Electric 2 70 &22 IA and American Can IA t~ "42 1-4 all at record high prices. Dupont fell abont ! points from ifs initial price on realizing, New peak prices for the year also were established by Frisco common Now Haven. Soaboard Air Line, Great Northern preferred and American IinSoed preferred, General Railways investment preferred 3. Better buying support was provided for the general industrial list. L. S. Steel common, White Motors and Nesting Air Brake all advanc- ing a point or more before the end cf the first half hour. Foreign ex- changes opened firm. Demand ster- ling ruling around s4.H513 and French francs around 4.67 cents.
 With the technical position of the market apparently improved by the extensive short selling of the last few days, operations for the rise were conducted with confidence throughout the forenoon Squeezing of the shorts in the high priced in dustrials continued American Can being run up to 24S before midday, Scars FoehuCk jumping 5i3 points, and U z, Cast Iron Pipe, points. Expectation of large railroad or ders next month stimulated the buying Of the equipment shares, while the mail order stocks contin- uod to reflect the reported improve ment in agricultural centers.
 Some Of the early strong spots in- cluded Coca Cola, Nontgomerr Ward, New York Dock and White Motors the last named crossing 97 .to a ne" record top.
 Call money reno~ed at 4 psr cent
 '. s Steel vent 10 too. Baldwin to 116 l-4. Southern Railway to 1"o S-S and Norfolk and Western to 1%'lo, under tho impulse of the carly afternoon demand Larger gains ere established in number of the loss active issues 1nterna- tronal Harvester, General Electric. Commercial Solvent A, and Inter national Business Machine gained to 412 points. Oils showed improve ment, particularly Standard oil of California, Barnsdal A, and 1n1e- pendent Otl and Gas.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Foreign Exchange

New York, Aug I4.-Foreign ex. changes steady: Quotations Gin cents): Great Britain: demand 4S5 5-s, cabues 4s5 7-s. so-aAy bills on banks 4S2. France: de- mand 4.66ai; cables 4.s7b. Italy: demand S.61. Cables S,s1A.
 Demand; Belgium 4.5o. Germany 23,So. Holland 4Q,21. Norway ls.44. Sweden 26.S514. Denmark 2?.ss. Switzerland 1941lh. Spain 144S. Greece l,56. Poland IS 1-4 Czecho. slovakia c.9t. Jugoslavia 1.7sh. Austria it 1-4. Rumania 52 IA Argentina 4o,37, Brazil l2.oo. Tokyo 4t l-S. Shanghai IS 5-s. Montreal 100 1-l6.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Shnn SIII

H Ni-hnn, through Nsrr f Natr, has brought suit for $500 dana Ee against sam Nehnskv to recover the alleged unpaid balance Of 2 note guaranteed by plaintiff and defend ant to the New Britain Inves. rnent Co. Inc Constable Fred Wrinkle served the writ. which is returnabls in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of September.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Norwalk Tire and Rubber
 COmnanY Pays Dividends

New York, Aug. 14 P-pirectors of the Norwalk Tire &, Rubber Co.,. today resumed dividends on the common stock by declaring d quar- terly dividend of 40 cents share, payable October 10 stockholders of record September 10.
 This is the first di,idend on the common stock since 1920 although the company has an unhroken rec ord on its preferred dividends. The company, which recently retired S150,oon in bonds, with the pro ceeds from the sale ot additional common stock, reports current as sets of s2,286,0p0 on June 2n and current liabilities s3S7.ooo.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Deaths S
,Iaetano Tapitsnin

1aetano Capitanio, age 5t years. of G59 Myrtle street died this morn . ing about 9;S0 o'clock at his home. He had been 2 resident Of this city for the past 70 years, He was em- poNod at the Stanley Works as a trucker, Besides his wife he is sur 'iNnd hy five daughters, Mrs. Frank Clcainllo, Dorothy, Mary lila and Teresa Caritanlo and two sons. John and Toraiste Caritanio. all of this city, The funeral will he held at Et. Nary's church Monday morning al o'clock. Burial will be In st. Nary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
POSED As SECRET SERVICE MAN

Posing as q member of the secret service, a man secured room in the home of Mrs Mary R. Eheehan at 75 East Main street last night and when everybody had left the house this morning he ransacked the rooms of two others roomers at the place and disappeared after secur- ing s in cash and some articles of clothing, Tho police were given a good description of the man. who said that he had been sent 10 the house by 3 policeman. Harry Clark and John Mailhot were the two roomers to lose as 3 result of the mans activities,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Waterbury Man Left
 Estate of S243,000

Waterbury. Conn, Aug. 1S CP)-- Howard S. White, of Waterbury, who was killed last spring with his Wife in an automobile accident in Italv. left an estate of s24S,00n, 1t was learned today when the Water bury Trust company filed the ac- count for probate here.
 The estate was composed almost entirely of stocks and bonds and S2n.000 in life insurance. Mrs Whites estate was probated week aso and totaled s26,0o0.
 Both she and her husband left their money to their two minor children, 8 son and daughter, There is claim by each estate against the railroad in Italy whose train killed MT. and Mrs. White at a crossing.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
elry Worth $50,00O
 Taken From Safety Box

Chicago. Aug. l4 P)-Fifty thous- and dollars worth of jeWelry was seized today by federal officers who opened safety deposit box rented hy Kitty Gilhooley, arrested recent Iy as head of a narcotic syndicate, Ii was discoveries resulting from Mrs. Gilhooley's arrest that paved the way for the arrest of Colonel Will Gray Beach, former head Of the governments local narcotic squad,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
SEES FRIEND KILLED, pIEs

Tort Nsyne Woman IHpires soon
 After Auto Hits Other Woman.
 Fort Wayne, Ind, Aug II fP-- Seeing her old friend, Mrs Herman Honeick, 6S years old, knocked town and killed bv a passing auto mobile, proved too much for R vear-ol Mrs Blanche Ramsey. She tainted and died within a few min tues,
 Both women had resided as friends and neighbors for forty years and plans are being made to hold a double funeral for them
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
REALTY TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers have been recorded with the town clerk IS fol- lows: 1nez L., Frank T. and Car ence " Griswold to Olivia ?. Berg strom. propertly on Adams street; Ida Norack 10 John and Anna Baz- avich, property On Rhodes street, Ludwig Brauchiek to Charles Bae- keys. Wynola avenue.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

were sustained in a number of other lssues' Goodyear Tire was up near. " two points and was In brisk de. mand during the greater part of the day Johns-Manville yielded q point. There was a moderate amount of business in the new Virginia Caro- lima stock which was traded at H.
 1-4 to 14Ia.
 Humble oil was a strong feature m the oil group, moving up a point. Magnolia moved up two points on small dealings but other issues show ed little change.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
HOOK \ SHOP
118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg.
THE SIMPLEST REFRESHMENTS

REFRESHMENTS are often enjoyed most at this time of year. If you are thinking of entertaining, why not serve a jolly infor- nal Delicatessen meal? Why bother 10 do much cooking? If you forget to plan meals during this busy season call on us for ready-to.serve deli cacies. Your family will en- joy the change. SATURDAY SPECIALS CloyerblOOm Butter,
 52c ID. Brookfield Butter,
 51c ID. Set -1h Ham,
 S5c ID. Imported Roquefort Cheese,
 hUc ID, Smoked White Fish,
 39c lh. Pickled Pigs Feet,
 17c h. English Walnut Meats,
 59c ID. Cream Cottage Cheese,
 17c ID. Imported Swiss Cheese,
 59c lb. Cchel's Quality First BOneless Smoked Shoulders. 35c Ib. Roast Stuffed Young Chickens, 2 to 1 lbs. avg, S1.75-S2 Regular 4Sc Coffee,
 40c lh.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
UNIDENTIFIED MAN IS
 TAKEN TO MIDDLETOWN
Suspect, Possibly Holdup Bandit, Is Believed 10 be Mentally Un-
 balanced-NIay be Detroiter.

balanced-NIay be Detroiter.
 Middletown, Conn, Aug, 14 - A man, as yet unidentified, but heliev- ed to be Anthony McNulty of De- troit was brought to the state hos pital for the insane here today by the state police who found him wandering in the Marlborough woods. From his appearance the police believed that he had been in the woods for four or five weeks.
 Yesterday he called at the home of c. s. Clifton on the road between Marlboro and Hebron and asked for some food, He then went 10 anoth- CT farm house, asked for a razor and began 10 talk on religion. State po- lice were called and located the man late last night. He was brought here early today,
 He Is between 25 and 30 years old, 5 feet inches tall. weighs about 150 pounds and has red hair and sharp features. There was nothing about his clothes to aid in identifying him, The police believe he was involved In holdnp at Rockville about five weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
WALL FALLS, MAN KILLED
New York Building Contractor Buried Under More than Ton Of Cement Building Blocks.

New York, Aug. 14 49 - Fred Schmatz, vice president of the George ], Schmat2 Iron and Steel company, of 35o Broadway, was killed today when he was buried under more than 8 ton of cement building blocks while inspecting 2 building under construction in west 155th street.
 An old wall on the site Of the construction fell, bringing down with it the cement blocks, HchmatZ was crushed hy the blocks,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our kind friends and relatives for their ey- rressions of sympathy in onr recent bereavement occasicned by the death of our daughter. Rose Nenmone.
 siEnei. NIT. and Mrs Louis Men mona, Flainvilla.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Henry T. Bailey

The funeral of Henry T. Baley nill he held at the home 26 Cot lsga place, tomorrow afternoon at % o'clock. Frederic ]. Fay will off ciate and burial will be in Fairyiew cemeterr.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Mrs. Ernest Wright

The funeral of Mrs, Ernest Wright will he held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home, 55 Market street, and at St. Matthews S German Lutheran church at 2;%o. Rev. \. c. Theodore StecEe will officia'e and burial will he in l'airview cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Ntrs Andrew RiorLlund

The funeral cf Mrs. Andrew Florblund will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the home, 15 Commonwealth avenue, and at tho First Luthen church at ":3o. Rev. nr. Abel A. Ahldnist will offIciate and burial will he in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

High Low Close Allis Chal ,,. 6@I4 S2l4 6Zt4
 Am Bt sug ... 27ls
 Am Can ,.,. 24G13 241 241S4
 Am Loco ,.,, 1t4 l124 1l3 5 Am SmeIt -, 1oSts 1o14 1n724 Am Sug ,,,,,, f5B 657s 652a Am Sum ,,, a.
 Am Tel X Tel l161z 1144 115ts Am Wool ,... %97s &aas Ga5s Araconda .... 42l4 41l2 42l. AtChtson .,, l21iq 121 12las At elf X W 5l", 497s 517s
 Bald oLCo .. 11GH 1143t 115ls
 Balti 6; O .... 81 SU1. Sol.
 Beth Steel .., 41li 41 41L
 Bosch Mag .. 3olg S0ls 2ol1 Cen L"ath ... 1S's ISL lH4 Ches X Ohio 1o4 1o@7s 1o4
 C N Gs &t | .., St7 5r4 >l. C N X S' r pfd I45, IA. 14as C R Isl &, r 4S7, 47tg 41ta Chile Cop .., &4', %4 24
 Col Fuel .,, +oH &9 4o-s Con Textile ,.. Gis Sls Gis Corn Prod Bef 2c7s S2-s 2c7, Cru Steel .... II T T Coslen Oil ... 2S1s ?il. c>4 h., Chem ... 43 44 4ef, Erie ..,...... &41s &$'7 323. Erie Isl pfd 4&', 42l. 4ci2 Gen Electric .52&'4 22o 5@O Gen Motors .. 927s 21 9cG ct North pf1 7caa 72 7c74 lnsr Copper ., cI cI 2S Int Nickel .,. %1 &o's 3o% Int Paper ,,,, 644 6&1a 64"4 Kelly Spring .. r tF1, 1fl4 Konnecoft Cop. i4'5 i37s 527s Lehigh Val ... 72l7 7At4 79l4 Marine .,.,.. Jl4 T5s 72s Marine pfd ... 29l2 2919 221a Mid States oil. ? Is 17s Mis- Pac pfd ., S6'4 S5'a S5la New Haven .. S63a &f5s 357s Norf &, West .,129A 134's 1%7Ss North Fac ... 69ss 6H 692s Pacific oil ... S4 53ia A Pan American 62I G&h. 6@I Penn Railroad 4G14 A. 46A p G; R C & l.. 3Si2 2H &S Pierce Arrow. 30tg 70 2nla Pure oil ..,.. 261s 25& @617 Rep | X S .. 48at 4-. ASA Ray Copper ., 142t 14's 14't Reading ..... S75s Sfs i7ls Royal Dutch a, 49i7 49l7 49 E Sinclair oil co. tqls 1S7s l9 south Pacific loo7s 727, 'onf South Railway 1o217 iHos 1617. S'udebaker ,., 4il5 A 43l4 Texas Co ...,, 47s+ 4f 47ss Tex x Fac .,., s2ls S1'l 5lla Transcon oil ., Imon Pacihc t4214 142 1421s F $ Indus Alec s5ss SHis S55s
 r < Euhber.. 57 561- S6iz T. $ Steel ,....t22% 12o7. 1918. Westinghouse 75h. 7i'. 75l4 Willys Over ., 1als 155. IS5. Ealio ....... S57. 55f9 S5ls
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Standard Gas & Electric Co, is offering stockholders Of record Aug nst 24 the right to suhscribe 10 ad- .ditional common stock at $4S a share to the extent of one fifth of their holdings, Rights expire Sep tomber @3. The proceeds, 1t Is un- derstood, will he applied 10 the re- cent purchase Of the Wisconsin pub lie service corporation and consum- CTS Light & Power of Oklahoma, The stock exchange has ruled that Standard Gas 65 Electric common will be quoted ny-riEht on August 24 and that rights may be dealt in "Whnn issued on and after August l4 and transactions must he settled on September 10.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CLEARING HOUSF SENTIMENT

New York-ENchanges. 772,oO0,- 0on; balances, SS,oo0,0O
 RoS'on - Exchanges, T5,oon ,onn; balances. 3f.oon,0no
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
WaU Street Briefs

Wall street hears that Edwin Gould chairman of the St, Louis southwestern Railway who sold his holdings 10 the Chicago, Rock Is- land X Pacific, will continue in that capacity, although 1t was believed when he disposed of his stock that he would retire from active partici. patton in railway affairs General belief that the Cotton Belt' was controlled by the Rock Island also was dissipated by information that its holdings amounted only to 3S or S9 per cent of the roads shares.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Sales Of the Schulte Retail Stores corporation for the first half of 1925 advanced 10 Sl6,710,095 from sI5.- 1HH,'60 in the previous correspond- ing period. Profit was S2,5O0.S3S equal after preferred dividends to $5.l2 share on 375,o00 shares of common stock, against $6.67 a share on the 100000 shares outstanding on June 80, 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

New bond offerings today were led hy S10,000, ,0o0 Southeastern Power (; Light per cent gold debentures series A, at a6 1-2 to yield 6.2o per cent in connection with plans to
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Receivers for the American su- matra Tobacco Co.,, pursuant to an order Of the U, s. district court of Ne" York, will make second pay nent of 25 per cent on all liquidat- cd indebtedness of the company to- g@ther with six per cent accrued in- torcst up 10 August 15. The five year [ l-2 per cent sinking fund convertible gold notes are included.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

North American smeters produc- cd &1,0G0 short tons of copper in July against Sc077 in June, the American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports The peak for the year was 92, 2o2 tons in March.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

Bond houses are looking for an offering of about $G,000o0O in bonds next week in connection with fnanc- ing the consolidation of several cement properties in the east.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

Hudnut, was soon to be granted a
divorce by the Partisan courts.
The reports stated that Mrs. Ealen-
tino. angered because of the "Sheik s
refusal to break the terms of their
marital vacation" by which they
agreed to live apart for a year. had
appealed for a divorce on the ground
of grave insults"-in refusing TO live
with her. 1t was said the divorce
will be pronounced December 15.
1T is very absurd. this rumor, Mr..
Valentino said ''and l can call it
nothing more than rumor AS far
as | know, Mrs. Valentino has applied
for no divorce and is still in favor of
our temporary separation.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

My wife journeyed to Europe to
visit her mother and not for divorce.
Had she contemplated such action, /
feel certain she would have so in
formed me-"
Mr.. Valentino said he had not COM
municated with his wife since she ar
rived in this city a few days ago from
Europe.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

was originally planned to have the
bluecoats at the same time check up
on the addresses Of all those who
bought automobile tags during this
year.
In order to expedite the sale of
tags, the license office has repeated
the plan adopted last year Of filing
out application blanks in advance for
all those who own machines. Before
the tags are issued however, the
clerks will ask applicants If the ad-
dress taken from last years records is
correct.
cants this year to insert on the appli-
cation blanks the name of the head
Evening star., 1925-11-13
AUTO TAG CHECK-UP OFF.
Policemen Will Not Verify This
Years Address List Of Owners.

Although the Commissioners have
dropped the plan Of having policemen
call at the homes Of all automobile
owners to find out IL the addresses now
on file at the District Building are cor
rect, the, clerks in the license office
will endeayor to correct erroneous ad-
dresses as persons apply for their
1926 tags next month.
The police are now engaged in TAX
ing n census OF the population, and it
Evening star., 1925-11-13
Denies New England Lacks Coal.

BOSTON, November 13 CR.-Eu-
gene c. Huffman, State commissioner
of the necessities of life, said yester-
day New England was in no danger
from coal shortage and that state
ments made by K. w. Goss, repre-
senting the New England Governors
Fuel Commission. that women and
children are freezing to death" were
without foundation.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
All Over for Him.
BOD Hardware Magazine

From the Good Hardware Magazine
Nervous Passenger Ito cha ureurt-
Supposng you were going so miles
an hour downhill with a stone wall
at the bottom of It, and your brakes
faii-What you'd you do?
hauffeur-Nothing, ma am. It's
done.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
NAMED ARMY CHAPLAIN.
Rev. Father Savageau Assigned to
Fort Sheridan, Ill.

Rev. Edmund E. n. Savageau,
Roman Catholic, Of Rice Lake, Wis,
has been appointed chaplain in the
Army and assigned to duty at Fort
Sheridan, Ill. He is a graduate of
Norbert College, Wis, and was cap
tain OF the foot ball, base
ball and basket ball teams of
that institution. Following his ordina-
ton In April, 1914. he served
several churches In the diocese of
Evening star., 1925-11-13

When the Indian National Congress
meets In annual session at Cawnpore
in December its deliberations will be
presided over by woman for the first
time. The woman to whom this dis
tinction has been accorded is the well
known poetess, Mrs. Sarojini Naidu.
Evening star., 1925-11-13

Superior. Wis. From August, 1917. to
February. 1920, he was a chaplain in
the Navy His appointment to the
Army Chaplain Corps brings that
corps to its full authorized strength
Of 125 members
Evening star., 1925-11-13

lights on their machines. Tags will
not be issued unless the vehicle has
approved headlights.
Evening star., 1925-11-13
VALENTINO HITS RUMOR
WIFE IS ASKING DIVORCE
Brands as Ridiculous" Reports
From Paris of Early Action
by Court.

xy the Associated Press
NEW YORK, November l3.-Ru-
dolph Valentino branded as "ridicu-
ious" reports emanating from Paris
that his wife, the former Winifred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-27
Elwood N. Jspson

Elwood NJ. Jepson, IL. died at z
O'Clock yesterday morning at the sun
set Home after long illness. Mr..
Jepson. who was for many years en-
gagged In the grocery business In Wa
terville, had been in I'll health for the
last five years and during the last two
years he had suffered numerous
shocks.
MIR. Jepson was born in China and
he came to Waterville 3S years ago,
opening a grocery store in building
where the post Office now stands. This
he conducted for about 16 years and
after it had been sold he was for
some time located on Burleigh street
In the grocery. In 1915. under the
mayoralty of the late Martin +. Bart
lett, MIR. Jepson was for six months
chief of the Waterville police depart
ment.
For the past year he has lived at the
Sunset Home on upper College avenue,
where he was supervisor of the
grounds and buildings and where his
wife is matron.
Mr.. Jepson's wife, Mrs. Annette Jep-
son. is the only surviving relative.
Funeral services are to be held Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. /.
b. Mower and Rev Or. Berry ofiic lat
ing. Burial will be in the Pine Grove
cemetery.
MIR. Jepson was at an early age
made a Mason and In that order he
had held numerous high offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-27
COBURN NOTES

Donald White. Eden Benner. Donald
Mason and Clifford Hathorn of Ban
gor passed Thanksgiving at their
homes.
Madeline Knight and Lawra Palmer
were at their home in Sidney for the
holiday.
Lila washburn OF the senior class
passed several days at her home In
China.
Muriel Wood of PASSPORT was the
guest of Gwendo1yn Murray of this
city over the Thanksgiving day.
The following boys of Thayer Hall
were entertained at the home of Cliff
ford Robbins of Lewiston: Mortimer
Sullivan, Harold Gile, Harry Norbury,
Charles BONN and Ross Butler. A nne
dinner was enjoyed by the boys.
Charles Ross of Albion. graduate
Of Coburn last year. was visitor at
Thayer Hall. He Is at present at
tending Bowdoin College.
Robert Violet Of this city enter
tanned Lee Chrisholm of Maiden,
Mass, at Thanksgiving dinner.
Lloyd Marsters of Arlington, MASS:
was the guest of John Pollard OF
Fairfield, in which part Of the time
was passed on a hunting trip In GIN
ton.