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New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
S0U7HINGTON NEWS

Naurice Paynton was badly cut about the face and bruised about the body when an automobile In which he was riding and which was driVen by Frederick Limmer of auckland street collided with 4 troll Icy at the corner Of Eden avcnue ana Main street late Tuesday night The force of the crash threw Pawn ron into the windshield. He was attended by pr. A. s. Oman and is reported as resting comfortably. Llmmer escaped with minor bruises The automobile was demolished, Constable John Cockayne is investi gating the accident, but has made no arrests. II Is said that I.immer's machine was proceeding south on Main street at the rate of about 20 miles an hour when the accident oc- cured.
 The annual class day elections at the Lewis high school were held yes terday. Berkeley Florian and Christine Moore were chosen class prophets; George Nelson and Alice Sutton, class historians; William Gaynor and Mildred Badgley. 10 make presentations; Henry Francis i and Alice Horan, class lawyers: Leland Reiger and Elizabeth Chrys- tai, class biographers. Pink rose buds were selected as the class ] flowers. Truth Conquers All" was ! the class motto selected, and the class colors were fixed as blue and gold.
 Other elections were as follows
 Class beauty. Gordon Miller, Janet
 Broemel; class poet, Berkeley Flo rian, Dorothy Curtiss; best singer,
 Henry Francis, Edythe sirulIo; most conceited, John Fletcher, Eliz- abeth Callahan; class sport, Henry
 Trbc, Janet Broemel; wittiest, Berkeley Florian. Gladys DeEnan; athlete. Charles HamIin. Janet Broe- mel; best dancer. Alex Sinlliewitz, Mildred Badgley; classiest, William Gaynor, Gladys Burkhardt; cutcst. John Kennedy, Doris Smart; quietest, Henry Wolff, Edna Pcttingill; brightest, Stewart Crafts, Dorothy Curtiss; noisest, Pasco Forgionc, Gladys Degnan; most popular, Henry Erbe. Mildred BadGlcy; best naturcd. Joseph Delahunty Clara Reussner; class f1irt, John Fletcher. Elizabeth Callahan; class grind, Clayton Francis, Dorothy Curtiss; slowest, Henry Wolff, Fannie Bel man: slliest Wilford Roy, Clara Ecussner; neatest. William Gaynor, Dorothy Curtiss; buffer, Joseph Delahunty, Gladys Degnan; must- cian George Nelson, Gladys Burk- ] hardt: laziest, Wilford Roy, Emma Jcaralds; done most for school, Henry Frbc Dorothy Curtlss; most likely to succeed, Henry Erbc. Doro thy Curtiss; most generous, Kenneth Hubbard, Mae England; actor, Berkeley Florisn; actress. Janet Broemcl; ladys man, John Fletcher; mans lady, Edythe Sirulo; most dignined. John Kennedy, Edna Pet tingiII: most courteous. Charles Baldwin, Edna PettingilI; most sensible. John Kennedy, Margaret Sherlock: most ambitious, Henry Erbc. Dorothy Curtiss; critic George Gallck. Alice Horan; artist Berkeley Florian, Dorothy Curtiss.
 Hannah Woodruff Chapter, D. \, R, held it's regular monthly meeting this afternoon in the First ConEre- gational church parlors, with Mrs. L. V. Walkley as hostess. Mrs. C. w. Fitch was in charge of the music. Delegates to the 34th annual Contin- ental Congress reported on what was done at that gathering.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Nu-Life Restores Mir. Reed
 After Bad Accident
Claims That Nothing He Could Do Gave Him Any
 Relief Until He Began to Take NU-LIFE

In telling of his painful sxperi- cncc, Mr. Reed says: l was weak and run down; could hardly get around, and in my weakened con- dition l got crushed between two freight cars, My ribs were stove in and l thought that it was all over with me. l lay in bed for two months and no medicine seemed 10 give me any strength until ] started to take NU-LIFE Indian Remedy. This medicine seemed to be just the right medicine for me. as the very first bottle started to build me up. l took on weight rapidly and was Up and around very quickly. When l first got up l was very lame, and as the NU-LIFE had helped me so much l thought I would try Indian linimcnt as well as the NU-LIFE tonic, so I got a bottle of Tex Bailey's RATTLESNAKE OIL and soon rubbed the lameness all away.
 Many friends tried to have me try other medicines and l did, but was glad to go back to NC-LIFE. and cant say enough for these two grand Indian remedies, as I think they are mankind's best friends,
 s. D. REED,
 119 Warren St, Glens Falls, N. Y.
 NOTE: This is the Springtime, when nature calls for help. You are run down from fighting the
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awarded first prize, Mrs, II. A, Lien hard second, and Mrs. William II. Allen, the consolation.
 Miss Mildred Mann of Robbins avenue spent last week end in South Manchester.
 Mrs, M J. Shonts Of Stuart street returned Monday from a weeks stay with her daughter in New York.
 MT. and Mrs F, B, Proudman and Miss Eleanor Proudman motored 10 Hanover, New Hampshire last week end to visit Donald proudman, a student at Dartmouth.
 Mrs. Clifton McKenna and daueh. ter, Janet, Of Golf street, have re- returned after spending several weeks in Chicago and Indiana.
 Neighbors' Night will be observed by Newington Grange next Tuesday evening, in the new hall.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Damon Of Johnson street have been spending several days in Worcester.
 Mrs, l.. Kinslcy Of Robbins ave- nue has returned from three weeks stay In New York.
 Miss Mabel Smith Of Johnson street spent last week end in Spring field where sho attended the May Festival al the Auditorium.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

Corporation Counsel John II, Kirk. ham. The board last night instruct ed Clerk John J. Kcogh to adver- tise for new bids for the work.
 Bids were previously received for the work They were as follows: Israel WcXIer, S3940; Hayes Con- struCtion Co.,, $4l95; c. J. Leroux, $42GS. Those of WeXlcr and Lo- rouS wor" not accompanied by ccr- tilied checks, and fl was their con tcntion that specifications did not call for such a check.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

Miss Susan Matta was t'nd"r"d a surprise miscellaneous shower at her home Tuesday evening. Luncheon was served and games were played Miss Matta will be married next month 10 stephen GalliCk Of West Center street.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
GOING TO EURoPE SATURDAY

Mrs. Josef l.. Fcingenbaum of 6t6 Main street will leave Saturday on the g. s. George Washington for a four months tour of Europe. While there she will visit her parents at Zloczow. Poland. She plans 10 visit Germany, Bohemia, Austria and France. While in the last named country, she will visit Nj. spalior. father of Paul r. Spalter of thu Ad- Eins Printing Co. this city. Mrs. Folrcnharm 'iU be acrompanied h} her two children, Lillian and Harry
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Al last the way has bccn found 10 combine Pcpsin with Nenthol and other corrective stomach agents so that 1t will do the most good in the shortest possible time.
 Why bother with slow actors when one dosscrispoonful of this splendid and pleasant liquid remedy will cause gas, floating, hcayiness, acidity, hoawhurn or any upset con dlton Of the stomach 10 speedily vanish,
 And why should any man or woman suffer ano'hpr hour with chro0ic indigestion or any stomach misery when this grand elixir that ac's almost instantly can be easily procuroiH
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Mrs W. D. Smith entertained the Maple Hill Bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Johnson street. Mrs Nelson E. Mann was
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Mir and Mrs. Leonard Fox Of Johnson street have returned from q few days stay in New York.
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One Bottle of Dare'S Mentha Pepsin Ends Gas, Bloating, Near SufrocatiOn. Sourness and GaSpy Breath or Your Money Back.

Astonishing Sales Amaze Druggists
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Mrs, M J. Shonts Of Stuart street returned Monday from weeks stay with her daughter in New York.
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awarded first prize, Mrs, II. A, Lien hard second, and Mrs. William II. Allen, the consolation.
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Miss Mildred Mann of Robbins avenue spent last week end in South Manchester.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Fertilizer, Seeds, Plants

sFFD POTAT0Es-Fancy certified Maine seed potatoes. Green Mountains, Cob blers, Eg, Rose. Gold Con and Norcross. & F Strople il3 Church St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
MERCHANDISE
Wantcd--ArttCIes To Buy

4. RODtNskr--pays the highest prices for maEaznea. papers rags and furnl- ture. s4 Talcott St. Tel, SSoi-ls, BEFORE YOU sELL--your furniture or steve, 1t will my you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. ioss, sJ E. Main st. all knds bought. high- est prices paid, Call at once. L.. Hedes il5 BeldsH St. Tnl 556.b, RAGs-papors old iron or other metals magazines or anything In junk that 's cluttering up your cellar or attic. 1 will remove theso articles from your prem isas and pay you the highest market prices for thom. Honest weight assured, Prompt soryce. Phone mo, l.. zeldes, llo Beden et. Phone 65G-5.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS N. sTEINHAUs-prIyate instruction In collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. Studio United Bldg. Room ci1. Phone S0+9-4. We have with us now a man instructor strictly private for ladies
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MERCHANDISE
Business and Offkc Equipment

STORE FTXFTREs--of all Kinds Cash register and scae repairing. T. 8. Caah Register Co.,. tai Main st.
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NEAR CENTER-2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping, For particulars call eqkf-s
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

GROCERY-an and meat market for sale, doing from $500 10 $500 business a week. Apply 10 2lS Pennington A'c. HOTEL-on main tourist route, in thriving town. Brick building, all conH enienres 25 rooms, dining hall seats 50. Owner retiring. Cashmau Farm Agency. lSI Main St.. New Britain.
 LARGE ROOMING HOUSE-l4 rooms splendidly furnished on Main St. Bris- tol. Owner in ppor health W. J. Phe- Ian Company. Bristol, Conn. READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Wnated-Board or I.odging

STANLEY ST ii5-f CT furnishsa rooms for HEht housekeeping, sll eou- ,euieucrs
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PIANOS AND PLAYERs-tuned and re- paired. All work guaranteed. Walter H. Eovel. lc7 Greenwood St. Tel. S53-3. RFL1ABLE-- plano tuning and repairing. c. A. Humphrey. 97 South Burrltt St. Phone 3647. Price of tuning $50.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

hE1lStSS fuT SAIe DO FREE DlRT-at 6i Ash St, Phone c432-5, 5LENWOOp-range, hot water front ant brass pipes. Cheap If take at onsc. 1s3 Winthrop St, End floor.
 Business and OGic eEquipment g. ,ET METAL-ofGce equipment steel fire proof sa les, desks tables, fling cabinets, display cases. New Britain TypeE ritter Exchange, s6 West Main St. D.5ES-fIat tops and typewriter styles, substantially made. practical and con- yenient. Priced from s3T.50 upwards. Adkins PrIting Co.,. stationers and Of ,ire Outtitters, ss Church St.
 4tES-We have them to suit any home or business purpose. In all sizes and weights. Prices start at t25. Adking Printing Co.,, Stationery and Office out tittcrs $ 6Church St.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
 Good Things To Eat

LAMB CHOPs-fFom spring lamb, 4jc, ID. Jones Quality Market. s3 Myrtle St. Phone s65.
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MAIN ST. 4s-2 lgat bouFe8sapinE rooms. Mrs Hall
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C. II. KENT landscape gardening, grad Ing lawns lawns rowed. hedges trim med general expressing. PA Main St. Tpt erqt
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NICE R0OM-WIth hath preferred. fur. uished or unfurnshsd room aud B1nsii room would do State nri~s and full particulars. Be1 IS, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

Watch the Classified Ads today and tomorrow if you desire change of position, Clerical work will be in the ascendant and you make q change for tho better.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22

FOUR ROOM OUTFi1-dlnlng room, bed- room. living room and kitchen complete l with rugs s565. John A. Audrews & Co.,, Inc, t32 Main st.
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Instrumental and Vocal

NUNZTO E. AGNELLO-Teacher of vIo- In, studio 3el Main St. Hours by sp- poirtmtnt.
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FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

MONEY TO LOAN-on first or second mortgages. Schultz & Costello, 242 Main
 street.
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Farms For Rent

FIFW-nledium s7ze, : oT miles from Now Britain, for sale or will exchange for city property. Call I93 West Man St READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
CLASSIFIED SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Rendered

FACE. FIELD~-and eohbio stone for sale. For irmedisto delivery see Patsy S. Lucco, Kensington, Phone Gbi-b, We arc tho cheapest in town.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
AUTOMOTlvE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

DEPENDABLE USED CARS Dodge Brothers is.t Touring
 tast Sedan
 1928 Coupe studebaker--
 1920 Touring Fords-- ipst Touring
 1893 Sedan
 Terms Arranged Tt.s & F. MOTOR SALES co, iS6 a,r. St. Tel 7ai.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
7-7llIllIl177sl577i5l7
 IfOusAs For sale

single house, almost now, rooms, den and sewing room, Large rooms, lots of closet space, built In dressers in bedrooms, window seats, open tireplaces, china closet, breakfast nook, anl all open plumbing, hard floors and finish. steam heat, automatic water heater. gisBsed in porch. Very near normal school, Price 19,i00. Cash rec qulred s1300. John F, Iiilbourne, SG7 Commonwealth Ave Phone 2552~l5.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 67

7EN ELRY-gifts rt less than cost, Your opportunity to select iewe]ry ivory and sOl'erware Tn the very latest designs at less than half price. This Is our last ca0 for our final tswelry sale. Take ad1antage and save money. Henry Mogans, S65 Main s., op. Myrtle st.
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Buying Aketsd Goods dSernem Lines
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ADVANTAGEOUS BUYING

You have heard of the man who buys his ice in Winter and his coal in summer-such purchaser invariably saves money.
 What he aims to do is to buy when the other fellow is most anxious to sell, and to sell when the other fellow is most eager to buy.
 Those who would take full advantage of market conditions in the buying and selling of household necessities are constantly the lookout for opportu mites presented through the Classified Columns.
 Are you alert to the opportunities which the Classified Ads present?
New Britain herald., 1925-05-22
Vacation Places For Rent
Wanted-To Rent
Agcnts-Real 4 Estate

real estate and insurance, mortgage toana Nerl Block, Phone u-4. Plain- 1"'e.
 EEAI. ESTATE-and Insurance of all iuu3s. Commercial Real Estate Ex- change, sos Main st. Phone 2S9l.
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LOANs-F'idelity Finance Corporation, s
 West Main St. Rooms. 108-1O9.
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Rooms and Roarl

WALLACE ST 95-Ve-y desirable fur- rt,hed room; all conrentsnces; good ic- --tfors -ar Y~ENt
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FAIRNJEEy ST. 5l-4 furnished rooms for Eght housekeeping. Inquire snd
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LAKE ST, 8s-2 connertirg rooms for TEht housekeeping, 5 minutes walk from r q.
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state road, room house, large barn, ! cows horsss, 50 chickens. all farm implements. Prices J. Foren, Elm st. Tel, t7pb.
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MAIN ST, sI4-3 fura55hsd iron, rcoua with all irnprove vements, over and loe, store
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SIX ACRE-poultry farm, an kinds of fruit on state road on jitney line, : family house, good barn and garage, Price siS0o. Inquire II. J. Folren. 2 Elm Et
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HART ST, bS-2 connecting trent rooms for two gentlemen. or light housekeep- ing for only,
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GEAND s'T, 7S-2 Furnished rooT1T for light housekeeping. Tel Sis3-W.
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THE STANLEY WINDOW CLEANING Co.-NoW is the time to have your Win dows cleaned. Special attention given to private residences. A trial will prove. stanley Silva. Prop. 34 Beatty St. Tel l1eS.2.
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CHJRCH ST., 64--2 large pleasant light { housekeeping rooms, all modern con- ~eNler cs. Mrs Walsh,
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MAIN ST, - well fu-atsNed Toous.
 for housekssplng sst tubs and cnntinu- ous hot water Apply Mrs. Alderman.
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oNE-.counter and cash drawer for sale. Cost st00, will sell tot 1:5. For moro particulars address
 ?. Q. BOX 637.
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WE recommend Diamond Ginger Ale Splits, pints, Cts. Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Milh Floats. Chocolate Matted MIX, White Roch Mineral Water. Me- Enroes B, West Main St.
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Rooms For Housekeeping sI

AFCF sT. 93-Room and board # de stred, flights up,
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USED CARS 1923 Hudson speedstcr, 1921 Hudson coupe. IacS Hudaon pa@a. sedan, 1a"5 Buick pass. scd7r 1921 Buick 2 pass. touring. lo@% Studeba lEcr sper. six tout:g 1923 atudehaker light six coupe. 1925 .lewttt sport touring. IA@4 Hudson touring. i9@4 ltolltn coupe. 1924 Eoilius sedan,
 MANY OTHERS
 THE HONEY MAS AUTO SALES O.. l3s ARCH ST. TEL clo3.
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Household Articles

BABY CARRIAGE-newly upholstered, price reasonable, Inquire 65 Francis St
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms For Sal.
sss

BERLIN farm Of iS acres fins tliiabIs land and acres timber, room house good barn and hen houses, place te make | good living without drudgery. Cashman Farm Agency, tRl Main St,
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DOCTOR CALLED TO
REFUTE TESTIMONY
Continued from First Page)

1t was 9!i6 O'Clock when Judge
llinmun sent for the jury, a minute
later States Attorney Arnon A. Al
ling put Mrs, Bagnano on tho Wit
ness stand and hadc her take the
thread Of her testimony where she
dropped it yesterday
Calling the witnesses attention to
the night Sammy Wells was at her
home, States Attorney Alling asked
hcr whether she told Olympia she
had to go TO work and left her baby
at her mother-in-laws home.
mo. sir" replied MIS-. Bagnano,
She also denied that 'all my hus-
band knows how to do is 90 out
late at night, como home late at
night, and go out with girls every
night" The witness also denied va
rious other parts of the CONVERSE
ton on that night to which Olympia
had testified.
Denies Hearing Story
Tho witness denied that Olympia
over told hor how John BaGnano had
abused her. She denied that she
ever told Olympic she 'couldn't oven
nav tho grocery bills" She denied
mat she ever said TO Olymrin "IIow
can 7 take care Of your baby when
NV husband can't even take care Of
NV own baby?"
Mrs. Bagnano denied Olymria's
testimony that on the night Of the
Wooster street bridge episode sne
said TO her husband, why don't YOU
leave her alone? You arc always
lighting" She also denied that
Olympia ever told her that Johnny
Is carrying a revolver and that she
replied Don't worry; he won't 10
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next witness called, She said she
and Olympia has been schoolmates.
She said Olympia had always had a
deep heavy voice." She denied in
PRODUCING Carrie and Olympia on
Church street, near the Palace thea
ter. On this occasion, she added, no
conversation took place between
Carrie and Olympia.
The witness denied that in her
presence Olympia asked Tony Cher
husband) to get in touch with John
and ask him TO sign for tho baby,
"Wcrc You angry with your hus-
band that night" tthe one when
olympia says Tony offered two
dollars) states Attorney Alling
asked the witness.
"Not that night replied the Wit
ness, emphasizing tho word that"
tho states attorney and Attorney
kOlotsky chucklcd,
The witness was excused al 1906
and the jury allowed to retire for a
short recess.
During the recess, Judge llinman
hclu Il short session to assign civil
cases to places on the calendar.
The jury was recalled at ll;2C
o'clock and Mrs. Mary lombard
was recalled. She testified that
Olympia's natural voice is "hcavy."
She denied ever having told Ohm
pia that John Bagnano and his wife
had moved TO HobOken. She also
denied that Olympia at any time told
her that johnny had given her any
figs to eat"
You never spoke TO her after
said Attorney Koletsky on cross
examination.
after WHAT" intcrposcd States
Attorney AllinE.
after the last time" said Attor-
noy Kolctsky.
A ripple Of laughter spread over
the court room. The sheriff raped
for order.
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Asked about her husbands earn
ings she said Tho wasn't working
very steady but ho saved money just
tho same"
A spirited tit between counsel en-
sued when Attorney Koletsky asked
the witness about visit she said
she made to McndelI's when Ohm
pla was not working there.
Other Dcnials Made
The witness was excused at 1882
o'clock and Miss Molic lombard,
Olympia's cousin was called to tho
stand. she denied that she passed
Olympia in the Five and Ten Cent
store and made n face at her. She
said that she did not snub Olympia
she denied that John Bagnano ever
told her that he had ruined Olym-
pia.
The witness testified that she had
not heard anything about the fact
that olympia had baby until the
girl told her so herself in the Five
and Ten Cent store.
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The new officers were installed by
Past Masters Oscar a. Marsh and
Harry A. Trayer, Edward l., Prior
the retiring wofshipful master, was
presented with past masters jewel
and the officers presented him with a
miniature past masters jewel. The
candidates raised during 1928 pre-.
scented him with n wrist watch,
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sonic Hall association, Sherwood II
Raymond, The following appointiye
officers have pccn named: Senior
deacon, John A. Lindsey junior dea-
con, Key Hoffman; senior steward,
Lewis j. Firnhaber; Junior steward,
Henry +, Johnson; chaplain, George
H. dyson; tyler, william Horsfall;
nionis' Arthur \. Knapp; marshal
Edward l.. Prior.
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CATHEDRAL ENDANGERED

Cologne, Germany bee. I Hl 49,
Unless certain repairs are speedily
made, a catastrophe may be in store
for the famous Cologne cathedral,
This is the opinion Of Herr ilertcL
the architect charged with super
NisnE the great Gothic church. He
points out that there are defects
evident which will cndanger the
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CENTENNIAL LODGE OFFICERS

CENTENNIAL LODGE OFFICERS
William j. lofgren has been elect
ed worshipful master Of Centennial
lodge, \, r. and \. NJ of this city
Other officers for tho coming year
are: Senior warden. II, O. Swanson
Junior warden, August L. Klein;
treasurer, II, A. Travcr; secretary,
Walter Westlakr; trustee for three
years, Harold Gee; member Of Ma.
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TO COMPETE WITH MEN

London. Dec. 4 R - English
girls are TO compete against men
for first honors as bicycle riders
Heretofore they have been barred
from cycle competitions but tho
national cyclists union council has
decided that they now may race.