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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24

Friday afternoon, Jan. /.
Halsey sedgwick, Roy Prouty,
Walter Schaller and Myron Conk-
lin have recently had radios in
stalled in their homes.
Mrs. w. II. Kinney recently re-
ceived letter from her son Edi-
son who is travelling through the
west, He is at Santa Barbara, Cal.
at present.
The first number of the lecture
course was given at the High
school Monday evening, Dee. IA.
A Christmas program will be
given at the High school on We'd
nesday afternoon.
A Christmas entertainment will
be given at the U. B. church on
Christmas eve.
The Lime Ridge basketball team
won the game which was played
here with Baraboo, Thursday eve
ming, Dec. II.
Mrs. Hettie Miller and son Har-
old spent Sunday, Dec. 20, at the
VIM. Griffin home near Ironton.
The Ladies Aid adjourned for
the holidays. The next regular
meeting will he Tan. IS. at which
time dinner will be served.
C. L. Terry and daughter, En-
ma of Reedsburg were Sunday Wis
istors at w. II. Brenizers.
Mrs. Helen Smelcer visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Tom Johnston spent a week
in Madison taking care of her son
Melvin who was sick He is better
at present.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24

Foo Chow college, an American
board OF mission Institution there.
The American president. William
Beard, narrowly escaped. The stu
dents union had announced a
week of anti-Christian and anti
foreign demonstrations culminat-
ing Christmas day. The police in
Picking are guarding the Metho
dist Mission and similar institu-
tons.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
TWENTY FIVE CENTS,

I am twenty five cents.
am not on speaking terms with
the butcher.
am too small to buy a quart of
ice cream.
am not large enough to buy a
box of candy.
am too small to buy a ticket to
the movie.
am hardly big enough for tip
but believe me-
When / go to Church on Sunday
I'm considered some MONEY!
Mercury Magazine
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
Note Suit In
HoIsted Court

A civil action involving the pay
ment of note was heard today be-
fore Justice H. L. Halsted. Carl
Vorndran, Lime Ridge VS.. John
Balk, Spring Green We're the princi-
pals in the case. After several
witnesses. We're heard the defend
ant, Mr.. Bank, offered judgment for
the face value of the note with in
terest. The note and interest d,
mounted TO S131.50.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
Lime Ridge
News Notes

Lime Ridge Mrs. w. L. Bible,
Mrs. w. j. Kinney, and Mrs. Hettie
Miller attended bazaar and chick
en- dinner at Ironton Thursday,
Dec. 10.
Electric lights have recently
been installed in the Atom house
which is occupied by the Elmer
Wood family.
Mrs. Cecil Porvel viii entertain
the Woman's Missionary society,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
NO. FREEDOM
news NOTES

North Freedom A large num-
Der of relatives and friends gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Kapelka Sunday evening in hon
or of Mr.. Kapelka's birthday. The
evening was spent in playing cards
and refreshments were served. A
rocking chair was left by the
guests for Mr. Kapelka.
Polly Lange, who teaches in
Reedsburg is spending her vacation
at home here.
Miss Hazel Bittrick, who attends
business college in Minneapolis,
came home Saturday for two
weeks.
Logs Hayes and Marjorie Drap-
er and Maryonna Dickie who at
tends U. of w. in Madison all at
their homes for their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Kapelka of Baraboo
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Edwin Schaef, who is employed
in Madison, is home for few days.
Miss Helen King who attends
Normal in Whitewater is home for
the vacation.
Miss Eva Klein and friend Of
Richland Center spent a few hours
at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. w. Grosinske.
Has Operation
Mrs. August Smith underwent
an operation for strahgulated her
MIA Wednesday night at the st.
Mary s-Ringling hospital in Bara-
boo. She is doing fine.
Miss Dorothy Draper, who teach
es in Viroqua, came Saturday to
spend her vacation at home.
Mrs. j. Sween and two children
of Boyport, Mimi, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Myers.
Mrs. Leo Brilliott is improving
after several days of serious illness
caused by having some teeth ex-
tracted.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hackett Of
Adams attended the funeral of Geo.
visited with friends until Wednes-
day.
G. J. Douglas who has been
spending the summer near Eau
Claire has returned here.
School closed Friday for two
weeks vacation The teachers
will spend the time in their homes.
An entertainment was given by all
the schools Thursday evening in
the assembly room. Three small
trees were nicely decorated. The
program was enjoyed by all.
High School Party
Wednesday evening the pupils
of the High school had a party in
the School Gum. The room was
decorated by the freshman and the
sophomores had charge of the re-
freshments. The seniors furnish
ed the entertainment. A merry
time was had and gifts were distri-
buted to all.
Miss Mabel Scott went to her
home near Kilbourn Saturday for
two weeks.
Philip Alexander of Barron was
calling on old friends here Thurs
day.
The Sunshine club met with Mrs.
]. Cooke Saturday evening.
A birthday rarty was gwen Miss
Freda Mueller Monday evening. A
merry time was had by all.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
Jap Priest in Robes
Visits White House

Washington, D. Sonyu Otaui,
clothed in his priestly robes as abb
bot Of the Shin Shu temple, was re-
ceived Monday at the White House
by President Coolidge. Because
of his eminence in the Japanese
church, the abbot was escorted to
the White house by the counselor
of the japanese embassy.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
Rudy and Mae In
Berlin On Same
Train; No Romance

Berlin Rudolph Valentino and
Mae Murray arrived here on the
same train. They deny any mat
rimonial intentions are connected
With their visits
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
Maple Hill Club j..
Holds Meeting

Maple Hill The Il. e. Club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Chloa Dubois. Plans were dis
cussed for Christmas tree at the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24

Washington = The house has or
dered an investigation of sales of
rubber and coffee to q. S.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24
American College
Bombed in China

Picking Chow advices said
4 bomb had been exploded at the
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-12-24

with their visits.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Man flies, so does time. On the spot where the first immigrant train met fate, red school house was reared. Twenty-Five years ago. a brght-faced boy rlskcd his life 10 get to that school house. His way led across road that was hardly more than s path with narrow footbridge here and there across some frozen stream.
 The boy returns today to spend the New Year with the family. He W?izzyS in his automobile along highly polished pavement roars through culyert where tie old bridge stood and past the ba m thai Dobbin long ago gave up to Q new ire-breatbin.r beast that rolls
 High above the barn another engine huns. Tho boy of 25 years ago would away at the sight of this monstrous fly. Now he takes out his watch perhaps with the thought that the airmais right on time again.
 Steam and gasolin" and electricity have changed the world. Hero of Alexandria. played with stear, top in 2N E. C. but il zoo years before a prac- hcahle steam engine was invented. A little more than 100 years ago Fulton applied the steam 10 boat and it moved. World old sea traditions were shot 10 smitheroens when Fulton's crude craft pad died along in the Hudson.
 McCormicks reaper is nearly loo years old but It took the genius of application of the twentieth century 10 roll reaper and thresher into one and hitch tractor 10 it 10 do in few hours work that once took long days
 Gutenberg invented printing press in 145o The twentieth century press grinds out thousands of newspapers minute The work of minute in the lifetime.
 Dagrerre, in 1899, gave the world the secret of photography, but not until the twentieth century did man turn this invention to q common language of pictures that today blooms on every Main street in the world. movies. And it took the twentieth cen. 'ury 10 learn how 10 send pictures across the land on the wings of lightning, the telephoto.
 Terrible Inventions
 War. with It's terrible instruments stands as blot on the first twenty-five years Of the century when man turned his inventions to destruction, He changed the tractor into tank. devised machines that poured bullets in a swift stream invented eas and all it's deadly implements and protective devices built flame projectors that could scar regiment tn cinders and Big Berthas that from a distance ot F. miles tore buildings and men 10 pieces
 But inc world has quit laughing at inc inven.c. and that has been Of the first quarter of the ce turys dearest lcssons-that invention is our m. and drink and the inventor is fhe hero of this col, picaied age
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
JULY

1-City Electrician George M. Cooley starts on jo'h year in ciIy's 'mploye,
 2-~Cyril Gaffnoy and Lawrence Goi"n pass bar examinations and are admitted to legal practice.
 l1--CouncIman Thomas r. Or chard enters employ of board of public works as field engineer.
 lf-A. J. sloper observes 7Cth birthday anniversary.
 lip, L. C. rules for city over nmovaI Of Myrtle street trolley switch.
 22-Charlcs F. Chase Of this city elected president of Berlin Construc- ton Co. Mayor Paonessa advocates test case as solution of Sunday trade problem, New Britain is 5 years OId today.
 2&-Thrco hundred hrickmakcrs out at Berlin plants. Employers will not acccdc to wishes of striking workmen.
 16-Rev. and Mrs. 4. C. Theodore Stcoge observe @5th anniversary Of wedding.
 @o-Court order sale of property on Shuttle Meadow avenue and Vance streets 10 city for school site.
 31-Mre. N. A. Traycr observes 32nd birthday anni%crsary at home, 50 Monroe street.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
AUGUST

1-I'rcIorick Becker brings suit for sj.ooo against moth"r-in-law, Loretta Wells, claiming she alien at"d wifc's affections.
 @-F. J. pziczeh appointed as s"s&or and J, F, Atwatcr is appoint o1 on garage commissioner.
 1o-Commrrcial Trust building sold 70 Isaac D. Rothfeder for s137,- 800.
 13--N. F. Gas Light company in- rrcaseS capital stock. Declares stock dividend of 25 per cent. 1S--Dcputy Chief Michael T. Souncy reelected treasurer of Con nncticut State Fircmcn's association.
 19--Mayor Paoncssa decides 10 let public works department do Myrtle street paving job after common council icadlocks on subject.
 "@-LaWrcncc P, Mangan elected yir"-p president of Ancient Order of fIbrrnians at state convention at Bridgeport.
 99--Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bush Of jn Hart street observe &0th anni- Ncrsary of wedding. Harry C. Jack son "l"cted commander of Conn. Department Of American Legion.
 %1-Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hartin- ger of Sonth Main street observe 31th anniversary of wedding.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

-o-~ Mr and Mrs AN. r, Buckle, or Park street and Mr and Mrs. ]. w. Marsland Of Park Place ga years married, Fight over Myrtle street switch carried to state com mission.
 @2-'Andrcw Turuhun 9a years old. Harry Mount 2i years on police force,
 g3-~Charlts Mckeepot, driver Of litD'y bus which killed Frank Vita hnn!s, freed on mansIaughtcr charge. Milton Brown, IS, accidentally shot through head by George Truslow and dies at New Britain hospital,
 -t--Mayor fires broadcast on Elm street crossing nuisance. William Andres, n, of Warlock street falls from cherry tree and is severely in ur"d.
 26--- Mr. and Mrs, John A, Sohcnck "' <, High street 95 years married. lG7 pupils graduate from x. R. II. s.
 27--Andrcc lodge, l. c. 0. F., ob- snrr"s 9iih anniversary,
 @N-Alr and Mrs William Faulk- o'r of % Union street 25 years married,
 22--S. T, Goss, F. F, King and II. r.. shepard elected directors of Commercial Trust Co.
 $o-Mrs. Julia NJ. Halloran sues Connecticut Go, for Slo.0oQ as re- suit of injuries received in trolley "ccilcnt on Feb. l2.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
PRII

t~-G"rall Chapman. notorious bandit, s.ut"uccd to hang on June .5 for murder of PatrolmaN Skelly. C-W. r. Grant Co. leases block on Main street for 96 years for sGSS,Ooo. 7-Arthur Jones of Fitch-Jones co leases Rogers block until 1922 tor $175.0oo.
 S--NIrs. Frances Manz Of Spring street &l years old.
 9--Frank II. Shield elected presi- i nj of Rotary club.
 lo--ReN Harry I. Bodlcy - ycars of &g".
 1I-~James Smith Of Putnam street retirrs afIer 42 years of service at North X Judd Mfg. Co,
 1@--H.r5. Mary Stanley of Pearl street 20 years Of ago. Lawrence" Mochan of Grov" street 90 years c,npoyo of Stanley Works.
 l5- 'lr. and Mrs. J. r. AtWator of Trinity street 25 years married. John r. Wra&l"y of Flint Mich, suc- code F'r5dcri"k l.. Srar,ng. as man aged of Burrtt hotel.
 IH--Eoy. Henry ". MaIer, pastor cm, ritus, and First Congregational church observe @@nd and 1G7th an niyeraarits respectively,
 PatroIman Clarence I.amrhor @H years on police force. Mortimer II. Camp president of Y. M. c. A., succ""dng W. II. Hart. retired. $. M Davidson president of New
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
OCTOBER

5-Borlin Brick Co. offers reward of $500 for tip leading to arrest of person or persons instrumental in setting fire to their plant on Oc- tober 3, 1925.
 6--H. J. Donnelly takes over in. tcrcst of NJ. T.. Mullen in Boston Store and become sole owner. A. F. Fenoit purchases interests of Will liam and Peter Corbin in New Brit ain Box shop on Walnut street. 9--lIarry Raymond Ahlbcrg fa- tally injured as automobile tips over near UniOnville,
 10-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reeve Of @71 Carlton street observe 37th wedding annivorsary.
 12-Elcanor Betty Burns, r. dead and two other companions severely injured as result Of being struck by car on Newtngton turnpike
 14--Mr. and Mrs. Morris Witkin observe 52nd anniversary of wed- ding.
 l5- stanley Karpinsk takes charge of internal revenue office here. Takes place of Stanley Gierym- ski who is appointed assistant state examiner in this district.
 1S-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nair oh- serve 35th anniversary of wedding Mir. and Mrs. Matthias Rival of 19S Hart street observe 25th anniver- sary of wedding.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

parsimony. Alleges neglect by local government.
 l9-Chamhor of Commerce com mittco 10 make survey of coal sit uution in city is named, @0-- Mir, and Mrs. George B. CowI"s observe 35th anniversary Of wedding at home on Chestnut street,
 2l--Miss l.olia NJ, Littlchaes re- elected president Of Connecticut state Kindergarten association.
 24-City Of New Britain wins de- cision in claim of Mrs. Frank Eng fish for compensation. lIanna's block on Main street sold by Charles Giedraitis 10 Jacob Hoberman and sam Luryea of Meriden for st4n,- GOO. Mr, and Mrs. John J. Me- Carlhy Of 20 Bclden street observe 5lst anniversary Of wedding. Y. NJ. T. A. X E. society observes 43rd an- nivcrsary. Washington l.. Morgan lodge. Knights of Pythias, observes goth anniversary. Timothy Clair elected captain of 1926 \. B. II. S. football team.
 2j--Mr and Mrs. Richard schae- fer observe 41st anniversary of we'd ding at homo, II Trinity street. At- torncy $. Gerald CaSule succeeds late Martin IT, kenncy as member of board Of public works.
 2G --Frcdnrick w. LoupoM of Arch street observes 3@nd birthday ami vcrsary.
 "P--Mrs. Tnga Nelson of 5j Pearl street observes 94th birthday ami NerSary,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
MARCH

S--AEthony Fin and Mrs. Amelia Scorsoto held under bonds of $500 each in Nottari murder case. 5-Dudley T, Holmes elected cx. alted ruler Of B, P, 0. Elks. 7-Froderck N Strcetor, promi- ncnt Civil War veteran, dies at age Of sl years.
 Mrs. Mary sutli0e Of West Main street S9 years old.
 l0-Isaac Black reelected presl- dent ElIhu Burritt Corp. Sergeant George C, Ell!nger appointed detec- tive sergeant and Patrick J. O'Mara becomes sergeant Of police force.
 ll-Mrs. James Skinner S7 years old.
 l2-Sovereigns building sold by Weigel' and Toretsky of Hartford 10 Jacob and Dorak Hoberman of Merl- den for between sil5.000 and sl25,. 0o0. Rev. II, s. landis of Elm manuel Gospel church submits resig- nation.
 13--Dr. F. II. Hand, Jr,, II. $. hygiene teacher dropped by Su- perintcndcnt Holmes. Louis Mo- Hill buys building at 139-l4S Main street for :95,006.
 15--Mrs. Ellen Hayes of Glen street 1S years old.
 1G--Eglph l.. Gould cf Norfolk. Virginia, elected secretary Of New Britain Chamber Of Commerce.
 1S-Miss Ruth E. Bristol ap- pointed full time probation officer,
 20--F, W, Woolworth Co. leases Central block on Main street for 20 years. Dr. Vi Dunn, Meyer Dunn, Max Dunn and Edward Dunn buy BcgIey block on Main street for $125,00O.
 24--Mrs. John c. I.oonis elected president Of New Britain Woman's club.
 25-Gcorgo T. KimbaII elected pr, sident of American Hardwar" Corp. Mrs. James J. Sk"'ly, widow of slain patrolman, given compensa- ton of s5.089S5.
 -t-lIOpcFlF dl COIHtI p! ildl l anl Arch streets sold 10 Otto Leu pOId for s26,500. Rabbi Gcrshon Hadas of Peelskill \. Y, engaged jp serve In this city,
 o9--Mr. and Mrs. Samnrl Kennedy of Willow street observe @5th wcd- iing anniversary. Blaze does dam age of sS.000 in basement Of s. $. kr"sge store on Main street
 %Q--Community drive over the top. raising s32,25o. E. A. hawl'y resigns from Park commission.
 &l--Charlos J. Mccarthy 25 years on police force. Motorman Robert T, Hurtnett bound over in Sl,NhN bonds for criminal negligence as re- suit of trolley derailmcnt on Feb. r.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

, Knight of Daly Council. K. of c.
 2-lloitman Eros, purchase prop, . crty on lower Main street of the s NJ, Davidson Co. for s2O9,O0Q. TC build new theater costing sjO0,000 Nr, and Mrs, James ], Desmond oi 1 as Prospect street observe 25th an. ] nivorsary Of wedding Mir, and Mrs Max J. Unkclback of Black Rock avenue observe .5th anniversary cl wedding.
 G--Gcorge F, Steele Of Greenwood street observes 18th birthday ami 1 vcrsary.
 7~-Mr, and Mrs, Axel oyrrstron of @j Hawkins street observe 3Sth anniversary of wedding s--Constablc George A. Stark dies suddenly at his home. C, F, of l., hold 4oth annual convention in this city. James Bordiere, barber. en- ters high school.
 @-lArgcst first year class and student body in history Of State Normal school enrolled today.
 1l-Supt Holmes reports that en- loIlmont has made a gain of over 4AS last year at this time.
 l2-Hoffman Bros. Contaras Bros and pcrokas combine in own crship of Capitol, Palace, Scenic and new Main street theater. Deal said 10 involve N,95O,o00. Miss Anne Nave reelected supreme recording secretary Of Lady Forcsters Of America at national convention. Mir. and Mrs. Henry I.inger of Fairview street observe @9th anniversary Of wedding.
 l3--Mr. and Mrs. William J. Far Icy observe @jth anniversary of wcd- ding at home, 36 Allen street.
 l4-I'inancc board appropriaics ;j5.%S2 for new fire station in Bel Niderc.
 15-Albcrt \. Abce rounds ont IS years of service as member Of finance and taxation commission.
 1G--Common. council adopts zon- Ing Ofllnance. Hl1uS'ment hOarN chosen. George H. Schultz present. "d with 35-ycar service pin by Southern New England Telephone Co.
 19-Monument 10 Civil war vet erans at Central Park dedicated 9 years ago today
 21-NliSS Helen Peterson appeals 10 zoning board of adjustment mak- ing first objection to building h. sp"ctor's ruling based on provision Of zoning act.
 2G--Nliss Eleanor Lewis fined s52 and costs in Hartford court for reckless driving, breach Of peace and parking in restricted district.
 G7-Mrs. Mary Mccarthy elected county president of A. o. H. auxiliary
 2S-EX-Mayor Morris C. Webster observes TTth birthday anniversary.
 29-Mr, and Mrs. Frank F. Rhodes of Cottage place observe 34th anniversary Of wedding.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
First Quarter Of 2Oth Century Worlds Greatest pent

vKTASITINGTON Dec. 3l--Iigh on a frontier hin, W century ago, a thin spiral of smoke sent it's mes sag" ,o a band Of rcd-pancd sar@gcs cronch"d in d forest
 Around Inc ,lEc of tho forest, slowly, ralorousy, cam" all cluigrani train. Sour five crudoIy fash io,d bowls of wagons, 1rawn by sweating oxen.
 A frw swift amowS HhistIcd through th" air I'll" str01E|" wns unequal Man in his native element had ,nrnui,r r'I man, tno invader again.
 But man, mind proved swffor than the swif;oat onl stiagnt-.r If the feat thrr,l dar,s of ath ur fi.o InailuS Th" years laSt, and ti,e invader dc r..a,cl t,. natl@n. SrandmF today in the same spot n.trc II " mi@raory train met is tr', looking back ot,r t4.' r,n'ary 't'po, H, tn u;,r of today r j.!" "t all T. 1Ur'r}>. II" has lut Nature to ht~ nIAlr
 isir-1aly ,:lIing ,io quarter century conlrE clos, with Ie25 has mar. thr invader, h'a'on down r. ,r..nts into inv ,tiors that would send man, r." na'tr soraamiu9 u Airh'. Th inventions of The ,r.S years. and 'hjr practical eNoopmHni. oN'r- s..}9' :H '.. 'ny'nf!"r7 cf tro 'ntro race far h'5-ujr','< of ,,+.rs rre,InEey.
 ErGogo Dc do"u or 'ho 'Nrnuo'h century 'Ee hnto ol 1o'1ica science. fficitr' q opch it WAS. sent in nIth only a g,ncral know ira of mans a- men'. l'ut now n's path is l"0n'd. The N-ray ,er"'l t1 William k. Eo"ufEen in 1895.
 In a Paris @lorItory, in 1898 two scion'iss work ,.l 'o Ettr 'bo world n wonderful new chemical 'lc m. ?; hum. an .Iucn' that is e'tn so rar, that # is hring uHss,d arounl 'h, world from hospital 10 h",rj.I whore U Ia used in 'h" irc"tt1cnt Of carcvr riror aD1 o'h"r ljyas's. It's valur has bcrn ru' at ;2.D. t"6o tu u1uc". TN- scientists were Prof. ''nrir and his Wjl" Marie SElcdowsl,a Cure.
 New S,Il"hc Signals
 Wher.. tho 1,d mans sI1"h" sent is signal into IT. ,E now s'an1s a hug" tower. talIr than thr fcI,sr n,.. of 'Hc old forests From tI" tov,r 1..n ..uIs his Ssars 10 his fellows in invisible 1aoa" to' flashes across con,ir,uts and ocraus in 'i.' 'WIhIir.g u' an ,ya.
 Tw,u'v-a.r v.Hrs ago th. world I.u.zhrl ar Gua- A"'mo Harrr7i and l.''l" eIoup Of mon wN" n- 2 t'F H 1adi" Now h. r'auv farm huulr s.l,r 2 fa' ,,s.~ "f th' oI1 ,c."u,r 'rsir. ra,ail, sits .-uut.. 'H, Ir~ ''t lrir~e s'arf.e , tl. rrurjl.~ tg".i arI e,,s.a-- ,t h.. urr,1 .' I..s
 FN'" r... ,,.r-' lHt w"rll :p. Inl.,.l .r u~.l rl.., r r.. I:.o'H ..ns Gr,tr, .tl I.- .sr u.. him. n1. I...t aur-.1 d 'h. WrI-.' tr.- .r- ."r t"'l,,j. I@1i.. .am1I I'. To Gl -.,~ r., a.. vj,@, f." ,ar-H mau through tl, ~ir Wu. l5r,1v Em .a y..is '.," s1o1 and mar Gir>
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

l3-- Erminia CorNi. widowed mother Of four children, awarded Si,o00 by supreme court for death of husband who was killed on N. fn N. II, x II, k. R. tracks. James P, Murphy appointed councilman from titth ward 10 succeed Elias T. Ringrosr, resigned
 @0-Walter J. Kcnncy succeeds father late Martin II. Kenney as superintendent at North X Judd foundry Woman's club observes 10th anniversary of organization. Arthur Mitchell elected grand chancellor of Connecticut domain. k. of P.
 2l-Charles T, Rowland elected constable 10 succeed late George A. Stark.
 @2-Carl Lorenzon observes 77th birthday anniversary. Judge Hum gorford selected for president of Chamber Of Commorce.
 23--Donnelly Brick Co. brings suit for s2j,o00 against city of New Britain charging pollution of Will low Brook. Mir. and Mrs William Brooks observe 3Oth anniversary of wedding. Mir and Mrs. A. c. Bar row of %3 East Main street observe filth anniversary Of wedding.
 24-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson Of 522 Church street observe 95th anniversary Of wedding.
 @5-Damage amounting 10 s10,n"O is done 10 st. Joseph's convent by fire
 26-Mr. and Mrs. C. Fl. Disbrow of 77 Adams street observe 50th an- nversary Of wedding.
 o7-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walker of 1@5 Dwight street observe oIth wedding anniversary.
 9S-City stops erection of build ing by Fafnir Bearing Co. because it is five feet over building line.
 31--Mr. and Mrs. Strrnbcrg of 1&1 Maple street observe j0th anniver- sary of welding Mr. and Mrs. M. D. StoCkwell of G6 Lincoln street ob- serve 5%rd anniversary of wedding.