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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
BIG FOUR PICNIC
Outdoor Carnival of Athletic Asso-
citation Will Be Aug. l,

The annual picnic and outdoor
carnival Of the Big Four Athletic
Association will be held Aug. 1, at
Lake Mccoy, near Greensburg. Ar
rangements are made to care for
1900 persons including employees
or the company, members of aseoci.
alton and their families and friends
Special trains will be run from In
~dianapolis to the resort. F. E. Nc
Carly Is chairman Of the arrange.
ments committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
THREE SUICIDES IN STATE
Lad, IL, Spanked, Throws Self
Under Train.

Three suicides were recorded over
the weekend in Indiana, according
to dispatches today.
Spanked for disobedience. Ford
Skillman. ~. colored, threw himself
under a train and was killed at
Terre Haute.
William Hoeningv 40, OF Evans
Vile. took poison while his wife,
horror stricken. looked on.
Thomas Kenneally. retired hotel
man Of South Bend. shot himself
at his farm home near Elkhart.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
Building Permits

A. ], Miller. 1888 Olive. reroof. 1918.
+. Elder, I649 Union. reroof, $3.50
cob McCracken. 81 N. fremont reroof.
!. Mckinney. 1858 Union. reroof. 5000
=, MchIsslck. 435 N. Hamilton. S545.
COM d. Weaver. LA Linwood. reroof.
soMNd wetherbee. e24e College. garage,
M Poehler. 956 S. New Jersey. addition,
J + Jeffries. 1924 N. Illinois. dwelling.
#. Jeffries. 49, N. Illinois. urnace.
II. F Pointer. 443o n. Meridian. dwell
q. i Pointer, 44so N. Meridian. fur
g: Durleth. 1887 Conan. garage. $3.50.
$500.
II shumaker. 3e17 N. Capitol. reroof.
IS G. Henaleg. 1872 Lexington. ~rfroof.
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VISITS I r. = Il

BD Times Special
LEBANON. Ind. July 20.-M. M.
Manner. so. Civil War veteran,
'Forty-Niner." and newspaperman,
was on his way TO Montana today,
where sixty years ago he printed
the first newspaper in that State.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
AUTO DRIVER SENTENCED

BIZ TIRES Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 90
Newton Boyd was to be taken today
to the Indiana State Reformatory to
start a two-to-fourteen-year SEN
tence. He was convicted Of a charge
of involuntary manslaughter, grow
ing out of the death of Harriet
Stronger, IA, struck by his auto.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
RADIO BY TELEPHONE

Although Roxy and His Gang
Will spend three weeks in Canada.
they will continue their Sunday
night entertainment for radio fans
through the WEAF station and 9TH
ers. The program will be trans.
m1tted over $50 miles of telephone
lines before reaching the speech
input control of WEAF.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
POLAR PROGRAMS

Every Wednesday evening while
Donald B. Macmillan, famous ex.
plorer. is in the arctic zone, Station
WHIT at Chicago will broadcast spe'
cial programs for the expedition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
BIG VARIETY ON AIR

Station WHIT at Chicago recently
broadcast twenty-one different com.
binations and c~lassihcations OF voice,
Instrumental. and other musical
numbers in one evening. More than
fifty persons participated.
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ASSOCIATION ELECTS

Thomas M. Grcenlee has been
elected presidnet ofthe Rush, ayette
Association following an outing SIM.
Gay at Brookside Park. Other Off
GERS: Benjamin Hood, vice president.
Joseph M. Taylor, secretary. and
Mrs. Will H. Baker, treasurer.
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81. Nails of an animal.
%. Thoughts.
"a. joys.
81. Men.
90. Mistake.
81. Fee of an estate.
80. Short lances.
"a. Dowry.
So. Inclined.
80. Document.
40. Narrative poetry pl.).
AZ. Type of fertilization.
40. Church council.
A. Substance.
IS. Having rounded divisions.
AZ. Runs out. becomes exhausted.
4S. Hunting dogs.
so. Big.
50. A Monaghan priest.
SO. To sew temporarily.
So. Restricts or shuts out.
81. Haze.
SO. To fon6le.
81. Membraneous.
SO. Toward.
65. You and 1.
Answer to Yesterdays Crosswor
D,,--la.
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7:15 p. M.-wHAz (379.5l. Troy-con-
cert. WRNY (25S.5). New York
Music.
7:2O P. M.-wCAP (46s.5). Washington
First act opera. presented by Wash
ington Opera Company.
Concert. WOA 1874. Denver-Con-
cert. -WBAP $3.50. Fl. Worth-Mu-
sic WBz (333p3l, springfeldISsolos.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
ATKINS EMPLOYEES pICNY,,

Seventh annual picnic of E. c.
Atkins Company's office employees
was held Saturday at Idlewold Park
Athletic contests and stunts featured
the outing. A dance was given in
the evening.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
Radio PROGRAMS

MONDAY. JULY 20
''$ SasIs; I %K'a7BSssi xMSS}S NA1S$bExFy '[f#5SIn5ggSS .
Boston-Music. WIKI (273), Clevela1s1
EaMusis. VII {4455aa.$$}d N SiSad KIRK Z
Music voc 1880. Davenport l.
Scores. WGY (379.5). Schenectady
Orchestra,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20
RACE NEWS FOR FANS

Radio broadcasting station WBN
is to broadcast the important race
events Of the summer season from
the Hawthorne Jockey Club, west
Of Chicago.
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HooSier Briefs

TOWN MARSHAL FRANK
l THORNTOWN has a
~ worthy assistant in his
wife. While Johnson was out of
town a prowler visited their home.
Mrs. Johnson chased the would-be
thief from the premises.
Craigville uses plenty of tires. A
carload of old ones was shipped
from the garage there to Akron,
Ohio.
When Samuel Gustin, 81, and
at Anderson to get a marriage H.
ccnse, friends had to help both into
the Office.
Pleasant Township, Johnson
County, seems to be a healthful
place. A total of eighty-four male
voters ove 70 years of age are re-
ported by the trustees at Greenwood.
Children at Upton were reminded
that September and school time are
just around the corner by arrival
Of the first shipment of school books.
Two persons were injured when
Preston Glascock of Hartford City
fell asleep at the wheel of his auto
mobile. The machine plunged into a
ditch.
I 49, AL ----
tant thing now, says Emory
- Rice, La Potre farmer.
Rice had one of his farm hands.
Harry Myers, arrested on a charge
of stealing auto equipment and
then secured a continuance SO that
Myers could help finish harvest
ing.
A beer case served as a cradle
for a baby born to George and Ar
google Lorenza Barbosa. Of hear
Bluffton. The father and mother
are Mexicans, working on the beet
farm of Ed Mckinney.
Charles Smock of near Alexandria
says Mrs. Fora Dicens of Elwood
struck him on the head with a brick.
after an argument. She is charged
with assault and battery.
The First Baptist Church of An
derson is going on the air with a
broadcasting station.
Bee careful" is the motto of
Fred Gresh. living near louisville.
After many years Of handling bees,
he was stung twelve time on the
lert arm, while hiving a new swarm
-Four Marion ONE appealed to
the board or works for oil on their
street. They say the dust Is running
furniture, rugs and vegetables.
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Concert Music

6:3O P. M.-WEAF (491 81. NewtYork-
Talk. also WEE WCAP WCAE
I461 81, Acknowledgement. VIZ
454.3). New Yorll-Program. WOAW
(526). Onlaha--Program. WSME
(319b, New Orleans-Music. WIKI
1878. Cleveland-ralk.
645 p. M.-WEAF t4a55) New York
Z Z. M.-WBZ (333.31, Springfield -
Shrine drum, CORPS. WEEI I415aQ). Bos-
toD-Orchestra. WKRC (422.3l, Gin
cinnati-Program. WLTT 1894 ~
Philadelphia-Movie review. WLW
(422.3). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WOR
(405.2(, .Newark-Theater. --WPG
(299.S). Atlantic City-Concert. WRNY
(25S.4), New York-Program. WRW
(273), Tarrytown-Music. WTAM
(3S9.4), Cleveland-Hour.
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. Merchants Heat and Light
Company. 268 Meters.
MONDAY, JULY 20
$50 to 6-Sports and mar
lkets.
6 to 6:30-Children's hour.
$50 to Paul Frede's Ath-
letic Clug Orchestra.
Z to 8:15-Circle Theater pro
gram, featuring Seymour ST.
mons Orchestra and Circle En-
semble.
1890 to Paul Fred's Ath-
letic Club Orchestra.
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Dancing

) k Z; M:-E Whhs 1884, 1884,. K 5lsvsiaS Git
Music. WIN t39I25, New York =
Concert. W0Aw $500, .omaha9or-
gan. WOO 2Qs;2lio Philadelphia -
Music. WNYC 1920. New York-In-
strumental. .
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Silent TODAY


WMAQ-WOAI-WGN.
~WBCN-WBBM,
WJY-CKAC.
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Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20

Charles Smock of near Alexandria
says Mrs. Fora Dicens of Elwood
struck him on the head with a brick,
after an argument. She Is charged
with assault and battery.
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The First Baptist Church of An.
derson is going on the air with a
broadcasting station.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-20

A beer case served as a cradle
for a baby born to George and Ar
google Lorenza Barbosa. Of near
Bluffton. The father and mother
are Mexicans, working on the beet
farm Of Ed Mckinney.
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Two persons were injured when
Preston Glascock of Hartford City
fell asleep at the wheel of his auto
mobile. The machine plunged into a
ditch.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
NEW ARK FIRE CAUSES
BIG FINANCIAL LOSS
Hundred People Homeless
in S250,000 Tenement
Building Blaze

/ Newark, n. j., Nov. so Pt-Firc
sweeping through eight combination
tenement and business buildings on
Springfield avenue between Boston
anu b"acon streets today drove 100
occupants to the street and caused
damage estimated at $25O.00O. The
iIamos were brought under control
at a. NJ. after a twO-hour fight in
which the entire block in the thick
ly populated section was threatened.
Fire was discovered in store
room at 5S Beacon street and spread
rapidly TO other parts of the build
ing occupied by furniture COM
p&uy. Three persons, two men and
a woman, were led to safety by po-
, lice as the blaze spread to the apart
mcnts above the stores.
Before the fire was controlled the
DQofs Of all eight buildings crashed
IN, completing the destruction.
+ Firemen tied wet rags about the
faces Of many of the occupants to
aIcd h,t,dinas a,d noI.o ,hctr das,,
FOR e,fntv
l,am. rnr,o,,u ,,.,,o ,,o,, ,,,,.. o,.,.
o,,o Nv .n,a,.. anI ho.,. u,or, 49,,
,ia1 trn,, .n.o atnr,, tror,, ,,nt,1
two T,rn ~ tbo, NJ arI urs To
.nnh 1r,o,I,or n.oro sownd 'noon
SciOuS in n hallway
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Martin and Ouigley
VIII Be Brought Back

All papers necessary for the re-
turning of John Martin and William
Ouigley, the two local members OF
The L. 8. Marines held under arrest
at the New London naval base for
stealing an automobile owned by
Lawrc"ce NJ. Uuwin Of 141 Corbin
oycnue last Thursday have been pre-
rnrcd and the two young men Will
he brought back here for trial as
soon as permission Is received from
the Washington naval authorities, 1t
is expected that the police will re-
turn the two alleged auto thieves by
ThrrSdaV,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
LOCATE RELATIVES
OF SUICIDE YOUTH
Appeal Was 10 Be Made by
Wireless Tonight
BOY OF 10 KILLS SELF
Body of Lucicn Grcnicr, Victim of
Mclancholia, Found Hanging In
Building At Berlin Brickyard--
Had Hinted At Intentions.

Broadcasttng through radio sta
tion VITO, Hartford. has been
planned in an effort 10 locate rela-
tives OF Lucien Grenier. 10 years
old, who committed suicide early
Sunday morning, II there had been
/ 40 response to tclegrams sent TO
Canada, Maine and other places
where the boy was known to have
stayed, but word came from his
/ parents in Hammond, Providence of
! Quebec, Canada, late this afternoon.
AS he has been in the employ Of
the styles & Reynolds company of
Berlin only two months, little infor-
nation was at hand In reference to
/ his past.
The body which is now at b. c.
( Porter Sons undertaking parlors on
court street will be sent to Canada
tomorrow.
Found Hanging Sunday Morning
Grenier was found hanging from
Il stairway in one of the Stiles &
Reynolds Brick company's buildings
yesterday morning at 2:S0 o'clock,
a. short time after an alarm had
been spread throughout the neigh
horhood that he was missing. He
had threatened early Saturday eve
ming to commit suicide with knife
which he carried. He had at
tached length OF clothesline about
his neck and then to one of the
braces of the stairway, jumping
from the steps.
1t Is believed that chronic melan-
cholia led to his death. On Satur-
day evening he attended a social
function with several friends and
appeared to be In q depressed state
of mind. On their way home he told
his friends that he was going to
lend it ALL" but they paid no atten-
ton to his remarks, thinking that
the mood would pass.
Telegram Brings No Reply
Grenier was employed for a time
in Biddeford, Maine, and it is he
lieved that his home was in the
province of Quebec, Canada. A let
ter from his mother, received IN
June Of this year while he was work
ing in Canada, yielded a Canadian
address, but telegram to the police
in the town has brought forth no
rnnIv. The letter from his mother
was written In French
DR.. NJ. H. Griswold of KensingSon
expressed doubts that the letter from
Grenicrs mother had anything to DO
with his death, and said that the
only reason he could give was mat
the man was Il victim of mclancholin.
The letter was five months old ana
employees at the hrickyard do not re-
member that he reported receiving
discouraging news from home since
then,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Some In HGthlng Suits
EnrOnc Hard Hit.

Paris. Nov. so Rl-The storms
which swept the Mediterranean and
atlantic coasts during the weekend
Generated as far south as French
Morocco and as far east as Bulgaria
IL ports show.
At Fez, Morocco, a cyclonlc wind
caused the death Of three foreign
Iagionna!res and injured l3. Seven
cen airnlanes we're wrecked and fiVe
uechanicians injured at an aviation
neld near the legion encampment.
The losses are very heavy.
At Sofia, the bulgarian capital, 81
houses we're destroyed by wind
storm described as q tornado. The
storm struck the city in the middle
a the night and many persons fed
fneir homes scantily clad. NO men"
,ion is made OF casualties.
The death toll along the Brit
,anv coast, where n number OF
fishing boats were caught In a gale
was placed today at eight Continu-
ance of the storm prevented search
Tor other missing boats.
Off Bizerte. Tunis, the storm Is
Keeping the French transport Caro-
line from sailing for MarseilIes
with wounded and sick soldiers
homeward bound from Syria.
A rough channel crossing was
predicted for Premier BRAND, for
cien minister Van1erveide Of Bel
ntum and the other statesmen en-
route to London to sign the Lo'
carno pact.
Brussels dispatches say Belgium
is recovering slowly from the worst
snowstorm in thirty years, with
drifts more than five feet deep IN.
the southeast, and the roads IN
some places impasalble.
The concrete dykes In Ostend
harbor were threatened with dis
intcgration and soldiers were rush
a to the scene to help fill the
breaches and prevent flooding OF
the surrounding country.
Windmius were blown down in
many places, and telephone lines
broken,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
POPE TO MAKE JOURNEY

Rome. Nov. 80 P'-The Trihuna
today says 1t Is possible that the
Pope will go In person to Ass'~ the
birthplace Of st. Francis of Assist.
founder OF the Franciscan order TO
attend the celebration to be held
there next year OF the seven hun
drcdth anniversary Of st. Francis
death. The paper avows that His
Holiness may inaugurate the reS'or-
alton of the ancicnt Franciscan mon
astery at Assist, which is being un-
dertaken Jointly by the Italian gov
ernment and the Holy Sec.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Y. M. E. A. MAY BE PURCHASED
BY CHAMBER OF CONNER CE
Directors Vote to Name Committee of Five to Consider
Desirabity of Transaction

That the Chamber OF Commerce
may purchase the Y. NJ. c. A.
building at the corner OF Court and
Main streets for a Chamber home
and club house, became a possi-
bility to lay when at a meeting OF
'hc directors it was voted TO ap-
point 4 committee Of five 10 look
into the subject, investigate the
feasibility of 1t and report back at
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
a later meeting.

IaIer meeTnE.
Judge w. c. Hungcrford. prcsi-
dent, has not yet decided upon the
personnel Of the committee, but ex-
poets TO know within a short time
The Y. NJ. c. A. building was
placed on the market by the "Y.
NJ" directors a few weeks ago
when L was deci led TO build even
tually on the Court street property
The price is 100000.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
Water As Deep As
Three Feet In Streets
And Hundreds OF
Autos Are Stalled
Along Highways.
Business at Standstill-Re-
ports From Europe Show
That Terrific Storms Are
Raging There.

Miami, Fla. Nov 80 tP}-Torren-
tiai tropic rains last night and this
morning crippled city utilities and
prevented issuance of newspapers.
One morning newspaper failed to
publish; another issued an early edi-
iion only and the two afternoon
newspapers faced prospects of going
all day without being able to turn a
wheel. Power company officials
said force Of men is ready to dry
out generator coils as soon as the
rain stops and that service may be
rrsumed after four hours of such
york.
Some In Bathing Suits
Downtown street intersections
we're miniature takes and some Office
workers put their clothing in wa
tarproof bundles and went to their
office In bathing suits.
Principal thoroughfares in both
Miami Beach and Miami are under
water ranging from several inches to
three feet, and hundreds of auto
mobiles their motors drowned by the
high water. line the streets and
make tho highways almost impass-
BILE.
The rain showed no signs Of abat-
Ing during the forenoon and busl-
ness generally was at standstlll.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
FITzHENRY PREDICTS
He WILL Be chosen
Waterbury Democrat Out
to Get State Chair
manship Today

Waterbury. Nov. 30, (Ap)-Comp-
trollcr Peter F'itzHcnry of this city
is in the fight for the Chairmanship
Of the democratic state central
committee to the finish. Leaving Wa
terbury this noon to attend the
meeting of the Cancellation commit
toe which was chosen to select a
candidate, Mr.. FitzHenry said: ~
an In this battle TO the finish and
will withdraw for no one. We have
the votes and we're going to win. ."
New Haven. Nov. so (AP)-Be-
fore the New Haven members Of
the reconciliation committee of the
democratic state committee left for
Hartford today TO meet with others
in the Office OF Thomas J, Spcllacy,
it was understood that supporters Of
Mr.. FiizHcnry Of Waterbury for
state chairman would offer at
least Ten names of possible COM
promise candidates.
1t was not stated that some Of
,hos, whose names had been men,
toned had been asked If they would
accept If chosen, hut 1t vas said that
there was plenty Of available
timber" for the place. Some OF the
,r-.f.,,oa - Ipaoa 7-.,gr4eanA
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
RLIE LAW ENFORCED

Jersey City, Nov. 30 Pl-JaCoh
Nussench. Bayonne baker. yest"r-
day was arrested twice for delivering
rolls on Sunday In violation Of the
vice and immortality act New Jcr-
sey's "blue law" The arrests were
made by different patrolmcn. Mussc-
neh posted S25 bail each time,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
ARpITR,TORS IN SESSION

New Haven. Nov. 30 UN - The
trolley arbitration proceedings
were resumed today with the re-
turn Of James II. Nahcv, Of Boston.
FOR the men on the hoard as well
rs the presenter Of their claims.
II was thought at noon that the
hearings could be closed 10y tomor-
rOU
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
MRS. RHINEIANDER
FAILS TO TESTIFY
PLAINTIFF AGAIN Qylg7El
Denies Statement of Chauffeur Tlnt
lie knew Girl He Married Had
COlOrcd Bluod-Defcnsc's Action
Comes aS Surprise Climax.


White Plains, \. Y. nov &0 Up.
The defense in the Nh.nn.unlyr an
rulmcnt suit rested its case live min
utcS after court convened this mora
ing without calling to the stand Alice
Beatrice Jones, defendant IN the pro-
cecdlhES'
ne cas-" may reach the Jury hN
lor'Ril'' II mas oceh IN progress
'h''c "'.nS'
"'S' zones 'aii'd
N''S' "'orF' Joh'S' l"o'h'r o'
,, -,'r'' was '''"'I' ~ or'GlIE J." inc
H'I''" '','9 ,''o'iI''S 10 ''S''iN "n''H'i
,,'"S was 'I'e S''lt'' r, '"'"' 1t,
.,, .,,' ','' @ ~ 90 It - '''"' sue "SS'''''
''','. ~ vas
,f1, ,, ,.,' .',' =, t""''.,,' ~, '.,'
~ ,|, a[. ,,n " Ua'', ,'g' ''' ,'
s,nnd ar, aatI. ~
",ottnn i ~ 90 ,,,. oo.-, .asao.,,,ui.,.
and an NV cxnoriorno &c on attar'
,,a,. ~, I,el,.,,, ,,o,,, ,..,,,.,"
lie orrnn,nona,+ o,,,s,,i s,,,,,,;s,
nc Il had hoo, holio,.od tL,t o,h.r
witnesses woro to ho called
Rbinc,ouJcr Denies Story
Young Rhino,aDder was rcca,,od
IA tho st,nl INV bis ot,orr,, w.,
made n sweeping denial Of tbr tcs.i-
mony OF Ross Chidcstcr. former
chauffeur Of the Rhinclandcr family.
Chidcstcr had said that he told
Young Rhinclander of AliCc's negro
blood long before the latter married
her, but that Rhinclandcr had re-
tortod: ~ don't give damn"
Following his lcnial Of Chido-
stcr's testimony Nhinolardcr WAS
cross examined by Davis in an cf-
fort TO show that Rhinolandcr and
/ the former chauffeur had been on
friendly torms. Rhnelandcr t'sti-
fed that Chidoster had driven him
and Alice TO the Hotel Marie An
'oinettc on the occasion Of their
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Nov. S0.-I'urCcaSt
fer New Britain and vicinity;
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday
with probably rain or snow;
slowly rising temperature
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Montpelier, Vt, Nov. 80 (Ar) -
The mercury ranged from to 10
below zero this morning with the be-
shining Of the first real winter
weather that Central Vermont has
experienced this season. The skim
Of snow which covers the ground
has brought out the appearance of
.lrds upon which fuel is being
brought to the city.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Worcester, Mass, Nov. so. (AP)--
IN Arctic blast swept over this city
and Worcester county last night
causing the mercury to drop marks
ginP from eight to IA degrees
above zero, the low record for the
season.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Providence r. l., Nov. so (APl--
VITA Temperature OF sixteen de
@rnrs at 6 O'Clock this morning the
local office Of the weather bureau
reported all records for this date
broken
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

St Adams, Vt, Nov. 80. CAP -
rhc cold snap that hit this vicinity
yesterday and last night drove the
mercury down to six below zero in
certain places and caused st. Alhans
ny to freeze over. This is the first
time in many years that this portion
Of Lake Champaign has been frozen
over before Christmas.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Springfield. Mass, Nov. (Ap) --'
Tho coolest weather of the season
IN this part of the Connecticut val
ley was experienced early today
when Thermometers registered ten
above zero.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

Continued on Page ThirteenI
New Britain herald., 1925-11-30

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