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Evening star., 1925-12-03

ST. LOUIS. December 3 LP).-"Red'
Grange performed spectacularly at
Sportsmans Park yesterday when he
led the Chicago Bears to 39-to-6 vic
tory over the Donnelly Stars of st.
Louis before a crowd estimated at
5000.
He scored four touchdowns, al
though he stayed out of the contest
for greater part of the second and
third DeriodS
Evening star., 1925-12-03
FOE FOR PACIFIC ELEVEN
is CAUSING SOME WORRY
Colgate Seems Out of Running for New Year Day
Contest and Choice Now Appears TO Lie Between
Tulane and Alabama.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK, December 3Afer
OF Washington has agreed permit Pacific champions
= to play foot ball at Pasadena New Year day
No has been selected %
charge of the
a
Evening star., 1925-12-03
BOOSTS PLAYER LIMIT.

CHICAGO. December 3 P).-Club
owners of the American Association.
opening a two-day meeting! nave
voted to increase the player limit from
IS to 20.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
R0ONO(N6 1H(R0
BY Hugh A.Jenninss
CHAPTER IV.

year joined the team Louisville got back into the
well afford have Louisville
Coone stone all the other
Washington These generally bated tor last
place
caused excitement and therefore
Louisville glad to trade me on
Evening star., 1925-12-03

CHICAGO. December GP).-Ed
tStrangler) Lewis, world heavyweight
wrestling title claimant. defeated Mike
Romano. Italian grappler. two falls
last night.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

GREENVILLE, S. c., December
P).-Lee Griffith, tackle, has been
elected captain of the Presbyterian
College foot ball team for next season.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
iSS THAN - INNINGS. WHO WOW LOST" RANKED
CORDING EARNED
PITCHERS IN LESS THAN ~ INNINGS WHO v
Lo>-HIr GAMES AND sHrTorTs.

,: Winefeld. 3 Ehmke. .: H. Johnson.
nforth. Gaston. Davis. Grant. Beall Cvengros
Evening star., 1925-12-03
PITCHERS IN LESS

BALkS Made BY PITCHLRS-Wclle
alherg. >, and ! each by Baumgartner. Da
iusS. Sneene Ruffing Enhr
The Republican., 1925-11-19

Illinois, and Mr.. Jonas Schrock, of
Bittinger, took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Beachy, on Wednesday.
Misses Minnie Newman, Bertha
Lee and Mr.. James Deems took dinner
at Mr.. S. w. Slabaugh's last Sunday
Mrs. Eliza Martin, who recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miller,
has gone to Kingwood where she will
stay. for some time, with Mrs. An
drew Werner,
Mr.. Emanuel Hershberger has re-
turned to his home near Grantsville
after visiting his granddaughters cor
several days.
MI and Mrs. Milton Miller 9n|
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. L. Swartzentruber.
Misses Minnie Newman, Fannie
Yoder, Emma Burkholder, Messrs.
Dan Lichty, Charles Lewis and Alvin
Yoder spent Tuesday evening at Mr..
D. J. Swartzentruber's
Mr.. Thomas Wiles left Wednesday
for Lancaster, Pa, where he will Sc
cure employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Slabaugh and
Mrs. G. B. NJ. Friend visited Mrs.
and Mrs. Lester Dewitt, neac Cak-
land, last Sunday.
Mrs. G. B. NJ. Friend visiter Mrs.
Sam Beachy one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Swartzentru-
Der and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Beachy and family, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Noah Schrock on Sun
day.
The Republican., 1925-11-19
DEER PARK


There will be a Sunday school rally
in the Methodist Episcopal church at
this place on Friday, November 10th.
All Sunday school superintendents,
officers and Sunday schools workers of
District No. Z are urged to be pres
ent at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Hinebaugh and
son We're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Haulenbeek on Sunday.
Miss Beulah Campbell spent several
days in Oakland recently, the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Lee.
Miss Genevicve Lee has returned to
her home here after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Helen
McNcmar, at Piedmont, W. Va.
Mr.. Robert 0 Brien is moving his
family into one of the dwellings, on
what is known as the Treusdell farm.
Mr.. Clark Rodeheaver is visiting
his brother Parker at Washington, D.
c., and brother Fike, in Philadelphia,
this week.
DR.. E. f. Sollars made a profes-
sional call in Rowlesburg, West Va,
on Saturday evening.
Messrs. E. S. Bittinger and Paul
George and Mrs. E. S. Bittinger and
children went to Denbo, Pa, on Sun
day evening.
The cement street from the railway
station to Wanick's store has been
completed and is now open to traffic
Messrs. Raymond and Mckinley
Paugh, with their families, have mov-
ed from this community to Dodson.
Mrs Myra Thrasher, of Bridgeport,
West Va, visited Mrs. Josephine H.
Thrasher at this place recently.
Mrs. f. Fitzwater and granddaugh-
ter Alyerta, visited the formers son,
John Fitzwater, at Mountain Lake
Park, for few days recently.
Messrs. Erwin Bittinger and Paul
! George and Misses Eunice and Alice
George were in Cumberland one day
last week.
Master Lambert Thrasher. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thrasher, is i'll
of diphtheria at the Thrasher home
here.
| News has been received here that
Miss Olive Chadderton. whose home
is in this place, and who is a graduate
nurse of the Cook Hospital, Fair
mont, West Va, has been appointed
matron Of a hospital in Morgantown,
West Va.
Miss Henion. accompanied by Mrs,
Josephine Thrasher and Miss c. Ellen
Hutchison, went to Accident on last
Sunday where they attended services
in the Dunkard church.
Stewards Of the Methodist church
of this place are making a canvass
among the members Of that denomi-
nation and presenting The advantages
of using the duplex envelope system
in aid of the financial budget
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashful King and
family were Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ReXroad at their
home near Oakland.
Mrs. Stephen Ross, from Barton,
Md; Mr. Arthur Poland, of Lonacon-
ing, and Mr.. Ira Stiftier, of Ridgeley,
West Va, spent the weekend at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashful King in
| Deer Park.
Mr.. Robert Lee and family were
callers at the home Of Mr.. Spencer
| Hardesty recently.
Mrs. c. S. Refs and daughter Pleas
ant Went to see the formers brother
Charles at Altamont, on Sunday.
Mr.. Leslie Rodeheaver and Miss
Melva Refs We're visitors at the home
Of DR.. ard Mrs. f. E. Sollars. Sun
day.
!
The Republican., 1925-11-19

Edward c. Lawrence, who has been
engaged in the mems furnishing bus
mess in Oakland for the past year
or two, made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors this morning.
The assignment was made to Mr.. Gil
NOR S. Hamill, who has taken charge
OF the stock OF goods now in the
store room of the Treacy building on
Second street.
The Republican., 1925-11-19

that the public has splendid opinion
Of the Park and different ones are
either buying lots or cottages. Two
nice cottages are now under construc-
ton. II weather conditions will per-
NIT it is possible that both these cot
tages will be closed in.
The Chance Cottage entertains at
intervals fine looking young man
hailing from PITTSBURGH, Pa.
The Republican., 1925-11-19
was contemplated by his company.

was contemplated by his company.
1t is the urgent desire of many in
terested persons that the present
owners of the property will make
their plans to greatly advance the
splendid possibilities of the future of
the Park, or at least carry out the
agreement under which they secured
the ownership Of the property.
1t is, however, gratifying to know
The Republican., 1925-11-19
and Mrs. James A. Enlow.

and Mrs. James A. Enlow.
A report has been in circulation
here as well as elsewhere for some
time past that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company officials desired to
purchase all or part of the Park to
be utilized by that corporation to fur
their development of the company's
plans in this section of the country.
In reply to a letter sent to the vice
president of the road, Mr.. C. W. Gal
lOway, he stated that no such action
The Republican., 1925-11-19
GORTNER
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was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. P. p.
Go,tner and family over the week
end
Messrs. Thomas Compton and Wal
ter KiIlius. of Mountain Lake Park,
snent Nondav night here as guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. n. C. Slabaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Pual Dewitt and Mr..
and Mrs FIwood Scblossnagle are
now at home to their friends in the
br;cl dwelling recentlv vacated bv
Mr.. Jacob Swartzentruber and fam
;Iv
Mrs Fran1, Yoder. Of NTeversdale.
Pa. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ja-
ooh po+arsbaino a+ +bci,, homo here
Members of the Ljchtv Swartzen-
t,aIber and Roachv families. Mr.. and
Mrs II z Yoder and family. Messrs.
w F. Snoo,lc;n and Arthur Deitrick.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Scbrock and Miss
Va,.,,ia Ha,,.bheroar attended +he finn
eraI Of the ,ata Miss wv Hershberper
at Nivartor ON last Thursday. an ac-
count of whose tragic death appeared
in last Thu,sdav's Renublican.
Some Of the neonIe Of this commu-
ri+v have haen ATTENDING the meetings
now heiro held al Pleasant Valley
and Underwood
Sarah Sanders = ennndfno the week
with Mr. and Ms Tcster Dewitt
While onooood at work At the viner
bouse here on Saturday morning. Mr..
Iichtv was nafnfullv hurt when he
was tbrown from the hack Of his wa
eon bv the sudden lurch of his team
Mr. Jichtv's iniurv seemed to he in
his neck He is now able to he about
and is we'll IN toward +he road to re-
coverv and restoration +o health
Evervbody invited 10 attend church
services next Sunday morning and
ovor;ru which will ba conducted hv
tba Rrotbrap and Nenron;+es
Miss Martha Friend and Mr. Gallon
Fika were o11ests Of Miss Emma Ru,,k-
holder on Sunday afternoon.
While raturnipo homo Saturday
rio.bt Mr. Harve vSwartzant,uber
canobt an onossum which has since
afforded mucb amusement to the
vounoer oanara+ion of tbis saction
Mr.. and Mrs w f Snoer,ein and
children and Miss Minnie Newman of
Cortnor wore Accident VISITORS on
Sunday last
The fol,owino paned varo o,,aS+s
at fine Tjcb+v homo I.s+ Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs D. W DODGE lfrssrs- 7 y.
and D T. SwartzentYubpr Mr. and
Mrs Norman Raacbv RTr El,,,or
Schrock and Miss var,,;a uorsbbe,-
ger
Mr. and Mrs A,tie noaoa o,a
da,,ohtprs ,snon+ SUNDAY in Oottand
tho ouos+s of NJ. md NJ A;.t;o
Wolf
Mr and Mrs Si,o,, sr.or+zo,,+, ~,
ber and SONS Mr. Dan po+orsl,oi,,, ~
far,ilv .nd Mis- Sus;o patorsl,a;,,,
wo,o or,orr ,rnos+, of Mr ~ NJ
IT T Yodo,. IN S,,rao,
Mrs Paul We,cb snen+ Ias+ VOL.
with har homo foI,,s a. Ao.;don+
Mr. and Mrs p II yodnr snon+
Tbursdav ~ A,roro ~''
MossrS 1r1+o, 11;uon of C.a.+-
v;1lo ond Cba,.Ia. vanaL. - l,1,1l-,
fnad tbo an,o;ntr,ontS STn,Ja,. D.
Missos cnsio Do4om,l,o;,,, ;u.;o
c1ohanob - va5aa ,-1.',:s
uorsbLomn.,,.. 1Io-.,- ,I,-:,, vo1a,,
Poss Tint+,. ,1,.;l, paaaL,. - an3 >,a-L
Vodo,, ,,,a,a c,,aJ,.. ,'' ''''' ,''' 1gl
nor po4a,.L,;,,s, n1-,'- ''' ''''''' > o. W
Mrs Cha:-+a,a e,,.,..,, ~.
Iol,o po,I. ~, J 49,. ,,y.,,:.
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The Republican., 1925-11-19
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

We are now in the midst of our
fourth snow for the present fall, but
fortunately the weather is not cold.
Mrs. c. s. Graef, of Chicago, H..
is here on a visit to her parents, Mr..
The Republican., 1925-11-19

FOR SALE-Silk quilt. For par
iculars call 133-J.-Advertis SO
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
POST WAR DEPRESSION
 DROPS FURTHER BEHIND
Prediction of Financial Experts Is That 1929 Will See Greater
 Changes

Chicago, Dec. Sl Financial, industrial and agricultural leaders hall 1926 as promising 10 lead tho nation much farther away from tho bugaboo of postwar depression.
 Their views, representative of wholesale and retail dry goods, rail roads, farmers, labor and banking, both in agricultural and livestock regions and in industrial districts, agree that the new year will marshal in an era Of better times.
 This outlook comes on the heels of record.breaking Christmas buy. ing season which closed most successful" year during which many business records were broken.
 A rising standard in living will see an upward trend in wages and com- modity prices, business executives believe.
 The farmer is on the threshold of prosperous days, industry and manufacturers will increase produc- ton and need all Of the available la. hor, all railroads will be busy with heavy traffic, and the year will be one of large but conservative profits, is the consensus.
 Primer money will tend 10 a mod crate slackening of stock and bond activity and speculation in real es- tate and other fields. it is felt, The prediction is for ample credit at sat Iisfactory rates,
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
WGY Will Broadcast
 For England Tonight

Schenectady, x. Y, Dec. 31 Pl- The carillon at the Park avenue Baptist church in New York city may ring out a New Years greeting tonight for radio listeners in the British Isles. It was announced here today that at the request Of Brit ish broadcasting company, which operates radio broldcasting stations in England, Scotland and Ireland, the General Electric Radiophonc WGY will transmit for a period of 10 minutes, beginning at 7;25 D. m, a carillon concert from tho Park avenue church.
 This will be broadcast for trans oceanic reception on q wave length of 40 meters, and the stations of the British broadcasting company will attempt to pick it Up and rebroad- cast through its chain Of stations so that even the users Of crystal re- Ceiving sets in Great Britain may hear the New Years bells from New York.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
DEMOCRACYS STATE CHIEF
 EXTENDS 1926 GREETINGS
Chairman James J, Walsh Writes To Fellow Workers Throughout
 Connecticut

James J, Walsh of Mer!den. re- gently elected chairman of the democratic state central committee, las extended seasons greetings to party co-workcrs, n number of whom in this city have received his wishes for happiness and prosperity.
 MT. Walsh's letter follows:
 "Once again we reach that time Of the year when business, politics. etc., for the moment are pushed aside and men and women emerge ns men and women and friendship Is the domi- nant note,
 Friendship is a deep, quiet, en- during affection founded upon mu- tual respect and esteem.
 "For every member of the demo. cratic ttatG central committee l hold that for them. with the hope that the New Year will bring them health, happiness and success.
 with friendship for our guide for 1926, then all our efforts for the democratic party will result in a bigger, better, united and successful democracy in Connecticut.
 "Wishing you the seasons greet ings. I am
 Sincerely Yours.
 JAMES J. WALSH, l Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
MERGER COMFORTABLE
Belgian Cardinal Still ENtrmcly Weak But Ills General Condition Is Regarded as Satisfactory.

Brussels, Dec. 3l LH1 -- Cardinal MerCier. recovering from an opera tion performed on Tuesday. passed a good night and was able to sleep a few hours. A medical bulletin issued this morning says she was able 10 take some liquid food without i'll ef- feet
 His general condition, though still extremely weak. shows improvement, the bulletin says. Temperature 9S4 fah., normal; pulse o4.
 It develops that the Pope, when he learned of the necessity of the operation, scnt his apostolic benedic- tion by special message to the nuncio in Brussels, who delivered it just be- for the cardinal went to the operat- ing room.
 The pontiff informed the nuncio that he would say a special mass for the cardinals prompt recovery. Since the operation the Pope has been kept regularly informed of tho dis tinguished patients progress.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

celebration in Talmud Torah hall Sunday night.
 IL has been in existence since 1918, but it was not until January 12. 1923. that it really began 10 function. Samuel Greenberg, who. because Of his philanthropy among tho poor classes, was appointed by Mayor A. NJ. raonessa as mem Der Of the charity commission. was the organizer.
 When he took over the organiza- ton the association had only $500 in it's treasury. Under his carefW guidance the association has in its treasury s3,0O0 al the present time which was raised by contribution from some Of the leading mer- chants and other business men fin tho city.
 An elaborate program has been arranged for the celebration fin honor Of the first charter. Rabbi J. II, Aaronson. Attorney NJ. D. Saxe, Rabbi Gershon Hadas and presl. dent II. Wcinstein Of the New IIa- ven association will be the speak. CTS.
 The officers are Samuel Green, berg, president; NJ. Weinstcin, vice president: J. Gotllan, secretary; J, Goldstcin, treasurer; NJ. Abrams auditor: and M, Kennedy. A. Ro. senblott, H, Weiner J. J. Jafte anC M Sablotsky trustees.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Radio Owner Sues
 Landlord for ST. .00O0

Chicago, Dec. S1 LR - Because his landlord removed his radio re- ceiving antenna from the apart mcnt building in which he lives to permit the use of the roof for q transmitting aerial. Norman T. Brcnner has sued for $1,000. He contends that the landlord, Jacob Iowcnberg. was not within his rights in removing the aerial with out notifying its owner.
 Rrenner charges that Lowen- berg had leased third floor apart ment to Fred Marcl who planned the installation of q transmitter, insisting that there be no other acrials on the roof.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
BRISTOL NEWS
(Continued from Page seven)

of Pythias, will be elected for the ensuing year at meeting to be held in the Arcanum hall this evening. A social time will follow the meeting.
 Funeral of Enrico Mastrobuoni.
 The funeral of Enrlco Mastrobuo- nj, 65, of A Barnes street. was large ly attended at St. Anthonys church this morning at o'clock. Tho high mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev. Anthony Becarris and bur- ial was in the St. Thomas cemetery.
 Bristol Grange Visits.
 A large number of the members Of the Bristol Grange went to Ply mouth last night where the third and fourth degrees were conferred for the Plymouth Gange. On Tues day night the members of the Bris- tol Grange visited the Bloomfield Grange.
 Church Christmas Social.
 The annual Christmas social and entertainment of the High school and adult departments of the Pros pcct Methodist church and of the curch congregation of the Prospect Methodist church will take place in the church parlors this evening at s o'clock. A pageant The Old, Old Story will be given by n large cast with special music and a social will follow.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
City Items

Chamberlain council, No. 2, Jr c. U. A. M,, will meet Friday evening at the hall on Glen street.
 N1r. and Mrs. L, G. Rose of Vine street have as their New Years guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Rang CT of Washington, D, c.
 Master Harold McGrath of South Main street, celebrated his eighth birthday at his home this afternoon with eight of his little friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Grogan and son, Robert Joseph, of Cleveland, O., are spending the holidays with Mrs. Grogan's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Conlon of South Burritt street.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Wyman of Holyoke, Mass, are spending the holidays with Mrs. Wyman's par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Conlou of South Burritt street.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Cuhit and daughter, Alba, of Ellcnburg Cen ter, x. T., arc spending q two weeks vacation at the homo of Mrs. Cubit parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Terry of this city.
 The office force and attaches of the New Britain General hosritat were the guests of Miss Florence Fitzgerald Tuesday evening at a Now Years party at her home at 1S4 East Main street.
 Mrs. Amanda Kallgrcn and Miss Linnea Kallgren have returned from Troy. N. Y., where they attended tho Wager wedding.
 The auxiliary 10 the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Will hold g. meeting at the home of Mrs. Lil- Han Pierce, 10l Pleasant street, Sat- urday evening at s o'clock.
 Richard Stewart Estcn Of the High school faculty is in Massachus tts attending the funeral of his fathcr Rev. Richard E. Eslcn. D. D.
 The West Main street plot rur- chased as a sito for a new Masonic Temple and recently sold to the New Britain Trust company changed hands yesterday with the passing of deeds. A cash consideration Of $l50.00O was involved.
 Officers of William X. Harty branch. A. 0. H., and it's auxiliary will be inducted into office Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Judd's
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
KALLGREN- WAGER
Harry Richard Kallgren and Miss Jean Livingston Wager Married Wednesday at Troy, N. '.

Announcement is made of the marriage yesterday of Harry Rich ard Kallgren, son of Mrs. Amanda Kallgren. and Jean Livingstone Wa ger daughter of Surrogate and Mrs. Wager of Troy. N. r. The ceremony took place at Christ Episcopal church, Troy. Miss Justine Wager, sister of the bride, was maid Of honor and Albert Kallgren, brother of the groom. best man.
 Mrs. Kallgren is graduate of the Troy high school and Columbia uni ycrsity. Mr. Kallgron Is a graduate of Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, class of 1928, where he identified himself prominently in athletics. He is a member of Theta Chi fraternity and is at present employed as CIVIL engineer with the water bureau al Detroit, Michigan.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Hebrew Free Loan Assn.
 Receives Charter Sunday

An organization which for the past three years has been ally on the side of the working and small
 business man Is the Hebrew Free Loan association which since its or ganization In January. 1923, has been loaning sums from s5 to 500 without interest and without any definite requirement as to when the sum will be paid back. The asso- ciation will receive Its charter at
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
MAPLE HILL NEWS

The meeting of the Womans club of Maple Hill. scheduled to meet with Mrs. Darrow Scattergood, will be held Wednesday afternoon, Jan uary 13, at the home of Mrs. J. B. Bauford on Golf street.
 Arrangements are being made by the club for public bridge party to be held Wednesday afternoon, January goth at the homes of Mrs, William Middlemass and Mrs. II. 5, Lienhard on Golf street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. Hare, and Miss Helen Hare of PittsAed, formerly of Maple Hill, spent the holidays with their daughter. Mrs Arthur Hollings of Hartford.
 The Maple Hill Bridge club will be entertained next Tuesday after. noon at 2:SO o'clock at the home oi Mrs. t. E. Austin on Golf street.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton McKenna and daughter, Janet, are spending q few days in Norfolk
 Mfr. and Mrs. M. J. Shouts oi stuart street, spent Christmas witt their daughter. Miss Henrietta shouts in New York. Mrs. Shouts will remain for over the weekend
 NIT. and Mrs. Dunlap Slater oi 1 Robbins avenue will leave this even. ing for Burlington, Vt. where they will spend the weekend with Mrs Skaters parents.
 Newton Tucker Is visiting hi' brother, Raymond Tucker in Pitts burgh.
 Harold Skinner has returned tt Philadelphia after spending a few days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs E. ]. Skinner on Thompson street. Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Mann an( Miss Mildred Mann of Robbins avenue, spent Christmas with rela tiVes in Wollaston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Past Year Has Been One
 Of Unusual Weather

Washington, Dec. @t tP) -- Not witnstfnding the state of the ther- momctrr in recent days, warm and dry" is the epitaph written hy tho weather bureau for the year 1926.
 The period will go mo mctcorp- logical history, weather bureau eX- ncrts said today, marked by one of inc most wilcsprcad drouths and by record breaking number of high temperatures.
 Nearly every part of the country recorded excessive hoat averages for the year as a whole, and in many sections nearly every month was warmer than normal, especial ly in tn" South Atlantic and North Pacific states. The spring was one of t1e earliest on record in all sec tons.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
PriOlesi Will Entertain
 In SkritulSkY'S Hall

The Angelo Custode, PrioIesi Mu- tual Benefit society, composed of Priolesi (natives of the Italian city of that name) will hold q dance and entertainment Friday evening in Skritulsky's hall. All Priolesi are invited to attend. Admission will be free.
 Speakers of the evening will be Louis Falletti, Salvatore Butera and James Bordiere of New Britain and L. R. Reale of Bristol.