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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-30

THE story of the J. c. Penney Company
is an important chapter in the history of
modern bookkeeping methods. 1t is more
than Important 1t is inspiring 1t is story of
business with Big Idea behind t-an Idea that IS
clean clear cut The Big Idea with us for q years
has been and is today the patent fact that is unfa
ingiy governed by the Golden Rule: "Wkatsoevey We
sUoad that Men should do to yos, do ys even so to
ther~." Every customer pays the and prioei
No more No less And that price assures superior
value No sales No discounts No charge accounts
The same square deal and just treatment alike to all
and all the time
In all ITS go Department Ssores distributed ID a
States,
The Supreme Endeavor
Is SERVICE
SERVICE qualified By Courteous attention Of saaes-
people to customers and their wants.
SERVICE By mfaEngiy providing quality and eadur-
ing satisfaction.
SERVICE by afFordng prices which assure economy
for superior quality goods
The J. c. Penney Company assures you qualify and
fair paay.
This Organization stands iDdisputab,y IN q kadfng
position Nationwide distributors 10 the pcopie of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

u0IScuO III Id 1Sd446stCAoA uC A40S u1l
progreso individual o collective.
5s.....?
-iOh ST! Luauillo es un Munici-
pio socialista actualmente, pero a
pesar de ESQ, no hay Partido socia-
lista ALI, puesto que no hay min
gun ORGANISING que 10 represente
Yea I'd. que cosa mas extrana:
En- Luquillo hay mas socialistas
ahora que antes, y sin embargo, no
hay Partido socialista por no haber
nueve hombres dispuestos mante-
ner IN Comit5 constituido perma-
nentemente.
-1.e....?
-Dentro del Partido Soeialista
hay que cumplir deberes para tener
derechos, y daremos de baja a to-
das las secciones que no cumplan
entertainments con la Constitution
de La colectividad, aunque el Co
mite Executive tenga que nombrar
egrecialmente una persona que
represente oficialmente al Partido
en- las localidades no organizadas
30. q
Mo; los miembros de Las Sec.
clones que Sc dan de baja no pier
den sus derechos nj su record de
miembros del Partido, si desean
conservarlo, puesto que pueden per-
manecer como miembros at large"
af1liados directamente al Comite
Executive Territorial en- tanto Sc
organiza una nueva Secci6n en- la
ciudad de su residencia, y en- este
case dichos miembros solo tienei1
que pagar la peque6fsima cantidad
de diez centavos mensua1es de
Quotas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

porque para su mantenimiento 10
esencial no son las quotas, sino la
organization misma, como I'd. pue
de apreciar por 10 que le henos di-
cho en- la anterior replica, y sin en-
barge, pesar de los amos transcu-
rridos de lucha y de educacion, to-
davia no hemos conseguido llevar
la mente de La inmensa mayoria
de nuestros compaieros de trabajo
y de sufrimientos, Ell principle fun
damental de que sin organization
no es possible la defensa de ningdn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14


y yabuesa.
At x.eaa. nrowns anuncis qne ha~
tlaria = nemhEs a. IL eempaAia dei
treis y mnehas esFas eQrposacienes.
~ Lede. BernaFaini ds la Hnsrta
r-nifess5 cue dsssaha esnsamir an
larrs - sHursssataettn a. Fantauz'
AZ dan hsansal ooazAisz. y ctEos
riient-s
Nirven essa es lss ssaeuTsaiss
srNeifs sHfFse
|1ppTA II
|T~ro. TmAxGR
Kn vsss ~ sfFr'ns hiyo 80 De =
l,isfrs - x.ess rrsreF. ~ rsprs-
suiaefsn ss IA o=4-sea csutFn,s =
traa eeerarariones rotsFoaas
Rmress wauffertasae cue n ley
~ e ssris rnnehas eosas bnsaas.
ers rfs t-~hta sas4sesa ds FTan-
fsserfss rus dssssn sorf'giFss.
y r. -. hslss a. ssF aBFobAaa.
FFire eewstnF ere = - iuieto. -
tsrfr ree-ssgio pansr A. manifesto
vsres psTtss prineipaiss sn Fslaei6n
|een e TvpYeeia g. inesmstax eae
presents ~. unfg.
liza primer sermana. hfro cons.
|esE uus e sips ds 1874 ds ints-
|Fts pee esnsrfbucisnes sehrs ingre-
ses ous ss sstatnys sn II pFpyects
|es Mr.. Ha4g - my eFecido. OPT.
|n6 uns IN nnfa pev eiente era Easo.
'nshie. pnao a. relieve 81 hecho Is
|sns las esFpoFnesohss nasivsa qne
actuaimsHss pagan Il sss. paaarAn
} pagaF peF obra dsl pFgyeets una
eontrihneidm euatEe veeas mas an-
adA.
a.-opin9 aus q pFeyseso sra an
seonstitueioaai. pass tania efecto
etEoaetivs. - enc pnotsnala im-
onsF 81 mnsxa tipe O. eontEibacabn
eede Il dla primeFe o. enero de
o2t. Q ssA mas Dc un aao de retro.
naso.
s,-Hacs eonsiaF aus h eontFiha'
ben q ios einAadansa ashs ser uni.
prm6 y snaaia un eonaieao entire
nrias seeelenas del pFgyeeto. que
aEeesn eautsadeeiFse entire e.
ts-AfiFma aue e pFoyeeto De
Afr. Haig - eaai uns eopia De ia
Nv federal - ineonetax. Pens De
nii~ve II nsesaidaa de cue II g.
"a ds adevtaF Il pFoyeete. ss haes
eeesarse aaaptaE tsmhisn e Fsgia-
prnto feasFai. hiio ds Il sEpsrten.
a. y 80 q caai Ia - fEaeasaria.
M fede. omeFFa nelaFA Gus IA Le.
islstrrN pandEA esa faeuitAd en
Hsres 81 TssoFsFo. peFs enc tiens
rfei'eiaa' ens "a idea es adeptaF
rariawents federal
h~~Ni fedo. Fraser prnaeuta 81 ca
a. les saeieasdss etgfiss. aus &c.
tsiFrsnts esttn ceuslasysdas eomo
rrr-rr-'~~es sn eranso a pace da
'r'v't--fsres selxs irgFaaon y qns
rfrswA - prpyerto. eaaa saeao
= er-s~aita psRsrk esutr'bues6n
II e'fs Tanaaeias pfeporeisnaisa. pa
= avwsnso ssrk eansidsrshis. En
r. forwa eads soeis pagarA an q.
y exre~fvo whs aei aoaz. euando i
assr rnrppF~eie-a psgavss Il ieisss.
TawHen q xsedo. Fraser ssaAio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
Ell prOyectO de Mr..

an defseto en- Ia definici6n reco-
msndaaa por nGr. Haig. en- Ia cual
se dice cue todo nativO de Puerto
Raeo g. posea pEopiedades pagara la
eentribuei6n dsbida. Pidi6 el Lcdo.
fraser cue ss olga residente de Puer
- Rico. pues de 10 eontrario, un pOr-
EoTiqueAo cue viva desde hace 20
amos en- New York y tahga aha sus
inteEeaes. ss vera obligado a pagar
el ineometax en- Puerto Rico.
IEABKA FL LcDo. sTFRE
N Ledo. sifre consurri6 un turno
npFnhre de las centrales Fajardo
y Pasto viei0. sucesi6n serrallss y
o'rps nuehos elientes.
Liar6 en- primer termino la aten-
eitn ds la oomisi6n. hacia cierta
dofiniei6n de IA sscci6n dos del pro
yseso. IN Il cIal no se inciuye a las
soeisdades an6nimas. Pide uue Sc
;neiuya esa Erase. Bl Ledo. Guerra
arlara one IA sido snnasndada va
per Ia conisl6n a sss rsspncto.
sigus6 Iamando Ia atsnci6n hacia
otras ssccionss del proyecto. en- las
gsslss ss eoneede eierto privilegio
a lea c1udadanos de los Estados Unit
doa sin aeiarar nj Sc dsbs fnterpre-
TAR como RESIDENCES de Puerto Rico.
Pidi6 qns se enmendasen esas sec
cones en- ese ssntsdo. de manera
gus Jos residsntss de la isla recibaa
los mismos beneficios.
Manifesto que no debe hmitar-
- Ia cantidad en- cnanto a intereses
devengados. Hace eOnstar que 81
ana persona goza de eiertos bensfi-
clos, graeias 3 que sus ingresos Sc
deben a ~ esfuerzo personal Q inte-
isetnai, no 80 debs limitar la canti-
dad . $4,000 como Sc hace en- el
proyseto.
e opons 3 cue Sc le de efecto re-
troaetivo Al pE0yeeto. y afirna que
en- cuant0 Al gravamen, el prOyectO
estA rsdaetado de tai modo que nues
trss eOntribuyentes quedaran aun
mas oprinidOs cue 10 que puedan
estario los eontinentaies por la pro-
yia ley federal dc ineOme-tax.
IA Ledo. sire eit6 ndmeros y mas
nameros af como los casos especi-
fleos de algunos do Eus clientes para
iustifieaF sus argumentos-
HiEo hineapi6 en- el case uv 4ss
soeiedades eiviles tales como La su-
eeni6n serralles. ore pasaran a pa
gar una contribution excesiva por
complete, un aumsntO en- algunos
easoA Dc assoc. Sc Opuso terminan-
temente 9 ese apartado.
AsFeg6 cue el pals recibI6 con ale
gria Ia idea de una revision compile
- del slstema c0ntributivo, pero no
solo en- paFts como 80 ha hechO. Fi-
dlo cue q proyecto qusde pendientsI
hasta cue Sc realize un estudio com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
RESULTADo DE LAS
ELECCIONES RUSAs

MOSCU, abril 13. Gable Fran
ces).-El resultado de las eleccio-
nes para ell soviet de Mosc1 que
Sc nevaron efecto ell martes ha
ci1n al S;o,,;o,1fo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

pleto y SO presente un plan amplio,
que cubra todo el sistema contribu-
two. Hi1O constar que el proyecto
de Mr.. Haig en- ST era solo una in
terrogaci6n y que el- contribuyente
no sabe a que atenerse.
La vista fue suspendida para con-
tinuar por la tarde.
Eeguiremos informando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
LA PROTESTA CONTRA BAL
FOUR SIGUE EN- PALESTINA

LONDRES, abril 13. (Cable
Franc6s). J. Las Manifestations
contra Lord Balfour han sido OBJ
jeto de una discussion en- la Ca
mara de los Comunes. Tn con-
servador ha pedido que la guar
nici6n en- Palestine Sc refuerce
debido a la vista de Balfour. Ell
sub-secretario de las Colonias Sc
ha opuesto. Dos personas han si-
do muertas Y once heridas en- i'm
encuentro que Sc produjo hoy
entire los adversarios de Lord
Balfour y la policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
Ell Pdrtido Socialists has,.

derecho nj la realization de ningdn
progreso individual 0 collective.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

Comunistas 1854
Otros partidos 1903
Entire los electos hay mas de
900 mujeres. Los partidos no co.
munistas tendran el $40 de re-
presentation. En- las elecciones pa
sadas solo obtuvieron el 1880.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

S...s..E
-loh no! Dichos Organismos
han sido dados dc baja en- las men
cionadas localidades, no por que
dejaran de pagar cuotas tributos
al oomits Executive Territorial, ST.
no por cue no han mantenido el
funcionamiento permanente de la
organization tai como 10 determine
Ia contituci6n del Partido, para 10
cual solo Sc requiere que pOr 10 me-
nos nneve miembros ccnstituyan
una seeci6n, que es Ia representa-
ci6n ohcial del Partido en- la lOca-
hdad.
La 11ica obligation Que 50 le i'm
pone las seeciones Locales es La
de que envien, a la secretaria &C.
neral I'm informe de sus operacio-
mes y actividades en- los primercs
6ias de cada mes. 81 este requisite
es cumplimentado, no hay raz6n en-
absolute para que Ell ejecutiyo ten
Ga que dar de baja ntnguna Sec
ci6n por ese motive, como tampoco
hay raz6n para que las Secciones q
su vez, tengan que dar de baja a
ninguno de sus miembros, puesto
que estos, solo pagan sus insignias
cantes Quotas cuando estan traba.
jandO, pues, son excludes de dicho
pago por tempo indefinido en- case
do sin trabajo o de enfermedad.
G......!
-SLas causas? Pues, no son
Otras que el POGO espiritu de orga-
nizaci6n que es una, o mejor dicho,
la principal causa de la gran infe-
ncidad de nuestro pueblo en- todOs
los 6=denes de su vida.
FL Fartido Socialists es una orga-
nizaci6n permanente que no repre-
senta ning6n sacrificio personal,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
Ell REY FERNANDO QUIERE
ABDICAR

BUCHAREST, abril IL (United
Press) Ell Rey Fernando esta en-
fermo y seg1in' informes quiere alb
dicar en- favor de su hijo Ell Prin-
cipe Carol. Bratiano y la Reina
Maria Sc oponen. 81 Ell Rey insiste
la Reina intentara la regencia, in
cIuyendo a Carol.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
tcontlnuacl0n de "a pag. u

nizarse otra Secci6n.
Tenga la bondad de enviar
a esta Secretaria, un inventario
complete de las propiedades y
objetos pertenecientes la Sec
ci6n, para autorizar la persona
que debe tenerlos en- su poder
hasta que una nueva secci6n
sea constituida en- esa.
En- espera de vuestra pronta
replica, permanecsmOs sus Or
denes,
TraNornn n fvv.aY,xe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
RIALTO

La magnifica production de gran
inter6s "Cenizas de una Venganza
(Ashes of vengeance" con Con-
way Tearlo y un reparto de estre-
Has.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14

-si todos los socialistas no tienen
su carta roja es por desidia y no
porque represente un sacrificio
inantenerla Como I'd. puede yer,
la carta roja no es otra cosa que ell
certificado de la obligation moral
que voluntariamente Sc impone ell
niiembro de ser leal y consecuente
mantenedor de las ideas de su parti-
do. No es un sacrificio, y en- cam
bio la carta lie da derecho a los que
la tienen, a intervenir con su voz
y con su voto en- todos los asuntos
oficiales del Partido.
Hasta aqui las respuestas dadas
por el laborioso secretario del Par
tido socialista de acuerdo con las
preguntas que le hicimos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
'Teatro Municipal

'vespertina selecta en- presentation
del Sr. Russell y la Fuster con un
escogido programa de canciones.
Noche: "La Casa de la Troya''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-14
CARIBE

La bonita cinta ''sangre de Pu-
gilista'' acompafada de una CO.
mica.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
LOTS
101
SUBURBAN PROPERTY il

BEAUTIFUL home sites, Rosemont Park
II, B. Terrett, agt., 631 Pa. Ave. N w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
Live Stock
HORSES AND CATTLE

FIRST-CLAss Jersey cow (fresh) and
calf. Apply 1917 South Carolina Ave.
s. z. Line. 1921.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE
CLUB. S11.5OO.

4 new three-bedroom detached
home in Chevy Chase, Maryland,
with tiled bath, large closets,
hardwood floors, built-in garage
: and other modern appointments.
Near schools and car line.
Large lot 60 by 125. Will sell
quickly with a moderate cash
payment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13

CLOSE TO CONN. AVE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., $4,000.
An exceptionally low priced, we'll
planned Groom and bath de-
tached house on a lot so feet
wide, modern throughout and in
very good condition, including a
four-car garage renting for $40
per month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FLORIDA opportunity for investor with
few hundred dollars. Deal is a sure
money maker by January and is guar
anteed by New York trust company.
Quick action necessary. Box A-43,
Times and Herald.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
JUST OFF CONN. AVE. NEAR
DUPONT CIRCLE.

A splendid property Of brick con-
struction suitable for physicians
home and office, with eight
large rooms and two baths,
several open fireplaces, in excel
lent condition. Third floor is
so arranged that it may be
leased as an apartment if de-
sired. Priced at a speculative
figure below $4,000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
HOUSES
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER ON
CONN. AVE-,

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
This is an exceptional property
fronting 100 feet on Conn. Ave.
containing $4,000 so. #. which
cannot be duplicated today at
the price at which we are offer
ing it. Individually built brick
home Of 8 rooms and 2 baths
of the center entrance plan,
surrounded by shrubbery, with
a double brick garage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
CORNER HOME NEAR CHEVY
CHASE CIRCLE.

A most attractive detached brick
and stucco home of Z rooms and
bath, front, rear and sleeping
porches, copper screens, avn
ings, slate roof, breakfast room
and many unique features.
Beautiful lot, shrubbery, trees,
and garage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
The Arrangement Classified Makes Easy To Quickly Find What
Real Estate for Sale
SUBURBAN PROPERTY l03

NE classified Ads to Main $3.50:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
OCEAN VIEW, VA
PEN-MAR, PA.

THE MT. VERNON.
Beautifully situated: running water In
all rooms; excellent home-cooked meals;
near the amusement park; booklet.
w. TOWERS, PROP.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13

18th STREET NORTHWEST,
ABOVE PARK ROAD, $9,25O.
A modern six-room and bath brick
home with h.-w. h., elec., in ex-
cellent condition which can be
purchased at the remarkably
low figure of $500 cash with
easy monthly payments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-13
ON HEIGHTS NEAR CENTRAL
HIGH SCHOOL, $12,500.

HUT OO14OVA1 Y4A1OUU'
A desirable 8 room and 2 bath
tapestry brick home on 18th St.
in an excellent residential sec
ton, with h.-w. h., elec., all mod
ern features. Splendid buy at
this figure.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
SIOS,0OO TO CHARITY
Will of Miss sophie Mocn of Boston
 Makes Many Public Requests

Boston. July 8 Pl-Numerous pub lie bequests including gifts to mis- sionary societies, religious organiza- tions and various charities. were made in the will of Miss Sophie Moon of Worcester and Boston. filed in the Suffolk Registry of Probate yesterday.
 Requests of s50,0O0 10 the Me morial hospital of Worcester and s5. 0Ra to the Old Ladies Home Of Worcester were made. Gifts of sj.- GOO each were made to the Women's Board of Missions tho Woman's Home Missionary association, the Massachusetts Home Missionary SO cicty. American Missionary assoca- ton. American Roard of Commis- sion,rs for Foreign Missions, Con ErcEational Educational society. the Congregational Board of Ministerial Relief. Hampton Institute, Virginia, and Hartford Congregational society of Hartford. Conn.
 The Congregational Church Build ing sorioty and the American Tract society are each to receive sS,0oo, Various Roston charities were left money and the Young Women's Christian association of Worcester was heaueathtd s.,0oO.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
KLONDIKE VETERAN DIES|N NAUGATUCK
Arthur Barton Cross Was Former New Britain Resident

Arthur Barton Cross 7s, one of the few remaining Connecticut sur viNcrs Of the klondike gold rush, traveller and journalist, and formcr- ly for more than 20 years a resident of New Britain, died suddenly late last night at his home, Sl Park ay- cnuc, Naugatuck. Mir. Cross was stricken with an attack of acute .n- digestion shortly after o'clock last night. but was apparently revived after few hours. Another attack, however about II o'clock brought his death. At the time Of his death, hc had finished his 25th year as the Naugatuck correspondent Of the Waterbury American.
 He was born in Nottingham, Eng land, in 1852. the son Of James and Susan Cross, and after graduating from Christ college at Cambridge. he came 10 America, making his res ldonce in New Britain. He was % years old when he arrived in this city, and went at once into the cm- poy of the American Hosiery Co.
 He continued working for this firm for a score Of years. and then began an extensive tour that took him into
 virtually every country in the world.
 Before setting out on his globe trotting expedition he moved 10 Naugatuck and has since been a resident Of this town. On his ar rival in Naugatuck he became asso- ciated first with the punham Hos iery O., but later gave this connec- ton up 10 go into the newspaper field. H. was married Nov. 2G, 1894. to Miss Catherine McCabe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Matthew McCaho of New Britain, in St. Marys church, New Britain.
 Besides his wife he is survived by five daughters. Mrs. Charles ]. BaX- ter of Naugatuck. Miss Mary T, Cross. New York city school teacher, and Mrs, Jere J. Murphy. wife Of the general manager of the Nauga- tuck Lumber Co.,; five sons, A. Bar lon tl'SH' dl" pluPI'tlpi Ut (lt Cross drug store here; Harry E.. Cross. former sports editor of the Now York Times and the Evening Post, fomerly connected with the Waterbury American and now with the service bureau of the New York Giants: Clifton '. Cross, with the Union City Lumber and Coal Co.,, formerly noWapa permau: Charles l.. Cross, in the lumber business in Nit Vernon, N. Y., and William F" Cross. New York city art instructor Seven grandchildren also survive,
 Prospectors who became lich in q claim abandoned by Mr, Cross in the klondike region returned to the United States and called on him some years ago, He had dug c3 feet before he abandoned the claim. His name carved on a tree at the ho'".
 gave the lucky prospector3 a clue to | his vherea bouts.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
BucnoS Aires Spends
 Much on Its Streets

SlockNoDm. Jul, R' -Iu orJ,r rty fathers ot BuHNos Aires, who .al,o pride m thc reputation oI their rl'y as on" of thc r)ruurst in the world. have decided to spend ".uoO.- o"o pesos 10 have the daily clean ing job dour both quicker and bot for. They have c'nsrd contract with un American concern tor so hiC automohlIr @arhaEc trucks. with a German company for loo aUtomo- bile street sNrrprrs, and with a French company for lo automobile SprinkIrrs. which will replacc tho horse drawn vehicles now in use.
 There was a lively international runtrs' for these contracts. The American concern supplying inc garhagr trucks. valued at S&5o. .oOo competed against three German. .hrrv French three English, one Italian and seven other American manufacturers.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-03
PLEADS NOT GIlITY

Stamford, July 8 Pt-Arraigned in city court today on charge of ob- taining money under false pretenscs Thomas Mccarthy of @16 Pearl street, Bridgeport pleaded not gull ty and was released in S1.00o bail dior superior court, CcCarthy Il se- curity dealer now employed in Waterbury, is alleged 10 havc sold Wnfred Scofiold of Stamford for $50. 2iO shares of stock in life rreserver company which he did not represent Mccarthy claims that he had not delivered the shares which he said he brought in a block be- cause Sco(ield had not paid all of the So5n.