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Fine feathers don't
make fine birds nor
bright colors good used
cars. Before buying,
consider the Dealers
reputation, as well as
the cars appearance
and apparent condition.
49,.
Dodge Special Touring
1925 production, fully equJI!i
ped, s balloon tires; driven
only $500 miles. We're Of
fering this car at an attract:
i've reduction. E
~
Dodge Touring Carr.
1924 production, enamel looks
splendid, practically new cas-
ings, two bumpers, moto-
meter, mechanically fine.
Priced low. 20
~s.
Dodge Sedan
1924 production, in beauti-
full condition, excellent rub
Der. Fe
Wroten-Hundley Motor Co
BROADWAY AT EIGHTH
CROCKETT 1926
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AUTOMOBILES
Wanted Automobiles

Wanted Automobiles Isl
to wreck. Bhhartz Auto
Parts Co, sO3 \. Flores. Cr 356
WANT to trade for auto. II you want
an oil lease less than half-mile TO pro
cuction Henne. Winch Pool, Jim Hogg
county well now drilling on lease: Will
trade for late model touring auto, IN
tIrst-class condition. small tracts for sale
cheap. Box 5O4 Light.
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ALAMO AUCTION co.

RUIZ BROS. can repair. refinlsh. uphol-
ster furniture. plano. photograph, match
any color desired. ITO Epson. CT. $3.50.
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Statesmen Wanted

SALESMEN-s $40 a day easily. Send this
ad IL interested in exclusive rights on
Ford invention. F.lls tank, gauges gas
without lifting cushion. A. J. Kirstin'
1865 K Bldg, Escanaba, Mich.
Name .......'.....'''''' ''''''''''
Address Observation-Disclosures. ......
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AGENTS-We have a patented anti-glare
shield that is worn like a google. They
are selling like wild fire. Every auto
mobile driver buys Sells for 81. Agents
making tremendous profits. Write at
once for exclusive territory. Falrmont
opt. Mfg. Co., IS Kneeland ST.. Boston,
Mass.
EARN $500 a month easy. John A.
Williams made $4s in three hours. Every
car owner q prospect Write today TO
Stransky Co, Dept. 27S6, Pukwana. ;. u.
So AN HOUR for pleasant introductory
work among local families, pay starts
Immediately. Write American Products
Co. SOlS American Bldg, Cincinnati
Ohio.
MEN wanted to sell new puncture
proof inner tube, demonstrate by driv-
ing nails into tire in tests have given
good service after having 500 nail holes
in them, uyers report as high as $4,000
miles without changing tire. big money
an dexclusive territory for workers
Write w. D. Milburn, 1850 Shields Ave.
Chicago.
AGENTS-share 500, 900 bonus, collect
liberal commissions in advance selling
all-wool finely tailored, $40 value suits
and overcoats at $3.50; experience un-
necessary; complete outfit free at once.
Abner Jones. 3O7 w. Van Buren,, Dept
3l35, Chicago.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Observation-Disclosures 49,

PARTISAN Vogue dressmaker. now To-
Gated at Ills Broadway speciality in
fine hand sewing, costume designing,
prices. Tr 5l67-W.
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Wanted-Real Estate
Statesmen

We need active statesmen with own car
to sell our irrigable farm land in NueceE
valley in Dlmmit county und our re-
stricted suburban residence addition
Woodlawn Hills. The rapid development
Of these properties. coupled with the de-
mand for same, has compelled US 10 IN
crease our sales force. We have recently
purchased from the City National Bank
the splendid property formerly known as
"Hereford Hills" which We are develop
ing into the highest class suberhan home
sites in San Antonio everything abso-
lutely modern. Any active agent can
make money ~ he has his own car, and
will work systematically. We Will give
him a splendid chance 70. make good
money. See c. Hagelsteln or B. NC
Comb. G. & c. Hagelstein's, III \. St.
NTar,yis
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Seeds--Plants-FlOwer
junk Wanted

WANTED JUNR-Auto tires, inner
tubes. scrap iron, metal. rags, bones,
etc 8. A Junk Co. s02 Austin. Or.
$3.50.
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DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
in every county to represent exclusively
nationally known line Of individually
monogramed personal and business
Christmas greeting cards on very liberal
and Immediately payable SO is per cent
commission basis: no experience IL needed
as We teach you how to sell and send
you a list Of the CLASSES OF people 70
call on. Send references and apply for
territory at once to Process EnEraE.ng
Co. Crawford Ave. at Eighteenth ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1925-02-17

AIuninum Percolators, panel de-
sign; good quality aluminium. with
Sunray finish; full Soup size QO~
Special,
Vacuum Bottles will keep liquid
cold or hot for "a hours: pint size;
have aluminium drinking EO~
cups. Special, Wv
$500 24-pfece Breakfast Set, with
bluebird and floral spray decoration,
consisting of large plates, fruits,
6 teacups and tea sau- O. 90
GERS. Special, set. %A'>o
Imported Tenpots, black jet, panel
style, Soup capacity. Spe- QOc
cial, each. o>S
Imported China Teacups and
Saucers, thin quality. neatly deco
rated with floral pattern. CO 10
Special, dozen, PH'|
Bowl Sets, yellow earthenware,
decorated in brown bands; nested in
flve assorted sizes. Spe- c1 1E
cial, set. %AeS
Table Lamps, with Cathedral Art
Glass Paneled Shades, metal bases;
wired, complete with cord Ck OF
and plug. Special, ~O'~O
Evening star., 1925-02-17
Housekeepers Will Be Interested in These
Specially Priced Housewares

Willow Clothes Baskets, made Of
heavy bleached willow, with braided
edge and strong side han &1 20
dies; large size. Special, ~A'%>
Aluminum Pals. made of heavy
aluminium, bright Sunray
finish; 10-quart size. Spe- &1 40
cial, ~Aso>
SeH.wrinEing Mop, easy to wiring
by just twisting the handle;
has largo size mop head. Q0c
Special, Wv
Extra Heavy Galvanized Ash Cans.
Have reinforced ribbed sides. iron
rim top and bottom: 2o-gal O. 40
Ion capacity. Special, %O'T>
window or Porch Flower Boxes,
self-irrigating kind, made Of heavy
galvanized iron, with roll top;
painted in green; 24-inch d "A
size. Special. ~A'
Rou-tsp Bread Boxes, white ia
panned finish. with gold trimming:
will hold two loayes OF &1 ~
bread. Special, VAsA/
OIL or Dry E7soR Meg, triangle
shape; good quality yarn. kOc
Convenient size. Special. Wv
Pnlaf. ROY1l-Ruurth F1oOr
Evening star., 1925-02-17

Heavy Galvanized Cosl HeAs with
riveted handles, large size. AO~
Special.
Metal Waste Baskets in q variety
OF desirable colors; neatly de- EO~
signed. Special,
Bird Cages, white enamel finish;
nice size; complete with &1 90
perches and cups. Special, ~A'>
Steel Wool. neatly packed in lib.
cartons; fine for cleaning all 1S~
kinds of pots and pans. Special, NV
Manning 4 Bowman AIuminum
Peicolators, Soup size;
nice shape and brightly &2 90
polished. Special. ~Oso>
Metal EgE Crates. with patented
egg holders: aluminium I'M q 2O
ish; 2-doxen size. Special, %A'o>
Kitchen Carving Knives, made Of
good quality tempered Steel and
good handles; choice Of sew
eral styles and si1es. Spe- 2Oc
cial, Wv
Bono O1tAt, consisting Of one.
Sprayer and one pint can Of Bono.
This 10 wonderful disinfectant and
bug killer Special, tho out OQ~
at. ~O@
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
POLLUTION FIGHT
 INTERESTS BERLIN Streams in Town to Be Surveyed
 by New State Water Board RELIEF NOW IN SIGHT
<n N :.r Water Connections In
 I.cn~ington Until Further Notice -MaSscs At the Catholic Churches .nmorrow-lIuliday Plans-ltems.

Tine qvstlon of stream pollution, a particularly sore one with Berlin u.ri"n.s. will be thoroughly invcsti- pat d by tla new state water board, according to an announcement and towrsprDple here will follow witt great interest tbr doings of this board in the matter.
 Errlin people hay" been IonE per iutIa.d about the situation caused b. th" dumping of waste from fac tories into the Mattah' sSrtt River which flows through Berlin from ,ne end to 'he other, The stream, ua,, an i,Iral on" for fishing and I,oatinS, is now one of the cycSort& cf ,hr town. especially in East Der Hn, where this sewage makes itself apparent.
 Tir state loarI has promised 10 Io nil .n its power to correct exist ing cunditions of stream pollution auI doubtless Mattabcssctt 1siNcr will b. improved considerably. The loIution O. this stream has called forth an endless procession of law suits. many of which are now in the courts anu if inc board finds som" WHY of rrmrdyiug the situation the mauy lit!Gations viii Cease.
 The Mattab. .ssrtt River, in tn" r.>l, WIS one of the towns beauty s,uts and property along it's banks r.ls worth ruusi icrablo money, but r.r fact that waet' now hnds an out Lt ip is water has appreciated rro- |, r% to a gr,at extent. East Der f., residents have complained each ,.rn-r about the strrch which H,j-cs uom tlc river, which flows # n ..rru; distance '9N of Main rr,r u that village.
 II l. po' ot'd ou th" srWaE" ,un. w,Il tax ca,,' of l'Srlf in from ..., -haIi to three quarters of q mile ... r,urine water, but when this is ,,.n1yphI wit. factory waste, diff
 I. nj Irol"5irioN is presented. Tn" .,.,,. ,.e nt ,jI aud rofuse on the sur ao o rnr water prevents the air f.,,n . ting 10 he sewage and II k ..oi liAo@cd Of property,
 Nq Water Connections
 .The K!nsing,on Fire district com -ri,,e,. trough Louis Goodrich, has ..onounred that no more connections r5r w3tr service will be made after l,rrar until further notice. This ,,3irt applies to all buildings within t,c Irliis of the kensington Fir" ,i,...,ic and follows closely on the l.,.,ay ot similar announcement r,,lehy the Worthington Fire dis 1rt, committee.
 ,rb 'ract that cold weather and ,,. r,4ltant freezing of the ground m,,,,s it practically impossible ,n Jig,rcnchcs for the installation ,. ,jrt connecting the main water
 n.. th tho buildings makes Il
 ,..c.s " to issue such a statement
 ...j | 4 probable that no more con-
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

fairs in Hartford and New Britain. while others will visit some Of the resorts along the main highways throughout the state. Others will have parties at their homes and it IS expected that everyone will en- joy themselves as the New Year comes into being.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
BRISTOL PROSPERS
 DURING YEAR 1925
FlOuriShinS Conditions Indicated
 by Reports Of Banks
POPULATION OVER 2S,OOO
Employees Of New Departure Co.,, Share In Melon Cut-Nine Mer- chants Refuse to Pay For White Way Lighting.

The most prosperous pcacetime year in its history is being brought to q close in Bristol today, a wear that has been equalled only by the boom prosperity of war times. With Remarkable conservative growth.
 Bristol has experienced success in all lines of industrial and civic acuyI. ties.
 George S. Beach, treasurer of the Bristol Trust Co, said today that the success of a City's financial insti- luuons is the thermometer by which real prosperity is measured and that the year just passed had been the banks most successful one. The record of the Bristol National Bank TOT the year has also been gratify. ing. William r. Calder. vice presi- dent. states that the savings deposits had increased about s30o,O00 during the year and that almost without eX- Iceptlon the average amount of the daily commercial deposits was high CT than last year
 The savings deposits Of the three banks have increased nearly $1,9oO.- 0O0 over 1924 and Miles Lewis Peck, president of the Bristol Savings Bank commented upon the fact that he gratifying increase in his bank Was far in excess of dividends paid to depositors, which was not the case in all cities of the state.
 Industrial Conditions
 Industrial conditions throughout the year have been satisfactory, all 0ot the factories having operated con- tnuously on full time schedule. In many of the plants it was necessary To operate some departments on a 2i hour schedule. The labor situa- lion has been nearly ideal, there having been an ample supply of good labor available while there has been practically no unemployment during tie year.
 Building Operations Three hundred and twcnty-sevcn '''i'hIIlH l'tI mus "t ' lSSutI uuTlnE the year which included permits for the erection Of nearly 25O dwcll- ing houses the largest era of dwell- ing house construction in the history of the city with the exception of the wartime development of the Endee and Bristol Realty companies.
 Tho largest single permit issued during the year was for the large factory addition of the Root Co.,. which is to house the Finn Co.,. one of the subsidiaries ol the Root Co.,. which has outgrown it's present quarters in the old Garrigus build ing.
 Real Estate
 Sales Of real estate have reached a tremendous figure for the year. One of the largest and most success ful sales of houses ever conducted in tn" state other than q forced allC- ton saln was launched by thc Bris- loI Realty company on June list when lj4 houses were placed on sale. Up to Dee. ]. exactly 100 houses had been sold for total selling price of $4rTT&o. No out of town money was necessary, the tl- uancing being done entirely by the local banks an.l tn" Realty Co. l" A. Wheeler manager of the Bristol
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
LONG WATT

That's old Dodder just come ont of the telephone box. He's turned 92."
 "Hoayens. How old was he when he went in H''- Answers.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
SOUIHING7ON NEWS

The state highway department is at last going 10 take steps 10 elimi- nate some of the danger at the Mill dale junction, the scene of maIA serious automobile accidents during the last year. The road will be wid .ened to almost 100 feet at the cur, q and while it will not entirely clin1. nate the danger, It will be a great help 10 drivers who are not familiar with conditions there.
 r. M. Ellis, president of inc Ellis Mfg. Co. whose factory building has been damaged many times when automobiles have been crashed into it. said last night that arrangements had been nearly completed for ro- pairs to the building where the auto- mobile of Frank Russell of Bristol hit the T'alls. RusSell's condition was reported at the Meriden hospital last night 10 he Comfortab.c and his recovery is expected.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

The recently elected officers of the American Legion auxiliary 10 Xii tonic post, will he installed Nt a meeting next Tuesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Rehearsal Of Play

There will he q rehearsal Of "The Hadlon Hall Mystery" at Grange hall Saturday afternoon at o'clock, All members of the east arc urged 10 he present. Tickets ar" now on sale and say be ob- tainrd from members Of the Chris tian EndCaVOr society
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Arrangements have tocn compl"t- cd for inc celebration of New Years evening hy WonX Tribe, I, o. R. M. and the Knights Of Pythias. The or d"rs will hold joint session in Red Mems hail.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

 Watch Night Program

The program of the watch night service to be held in the Plainvillo N. E. church this evening is as fol- lows: From 9:30 until 10:30 q social hour Witll orga,.izcd games and songs. From 1o:&0 until 1l:lj re- treatments and getting acquainted At 11:15 until 12:ot Rev. Arthur A. Ball will have charge of the de votional scrvic" and will give an address on "The Pilot" The public is cordially invited
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Word has been received here of i h" death ill Merid"n of Mrs. Prank
 Bennett, a former resident Of the South End. Her death was caused Ihy pneumonia. She leaves two chill drcn, The funeral was held yestcr- day afternoon at 2;@o o'clock and 1 burial was in Merdpn.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
PNEUMONIA CLAIMS BROAD ST. WOMAN Mrs. Mary Schiller in Ill Health
 for Years
 INFANT IS FOUND DEAD
Cause Of Child's Death Not Asccr- tained-Watch Night Service Play Rehearsal-Yum Yum Club Meets-Plainyille Briefs

Mrs. Mary Schiller. wife of Charles Schmidt of 12O Broad street, died at her home this morning. She was about 45 years old. For a num- Der of years Mrs. Schiller had been In i'll health and had passed through severe attack of grippe every win ter. but this year pneumonia set in and she died.
 Mrs Schiller was born in Windsor. She had lived for about six years in Plainville, where she kept a neigh horhood grocery store at the corner of Broad and Whiting streets.
 She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Rockville: two sisters, Mrs. Dina Herzog of Rock vile and Mrs. Martha Macleod of Plainville; two brothers John Will son of Broad Brook and Benjamin Wilson Of Rockville; and several nieces and nephcws.
 Funeral arrangements are incom- plete. Burial will be in Winter Hill cemetery, Windsor.
 Found Dead In Bed Wallace Russell Martin, four months old son of MT. and Mrs. Howard l.. Martin of II East Broad street. was found dead in bed this morning. The infant had been in good health and the cause of its death has not yet been ascortaincd
 Funeral services will be conducted at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff. pastor of the Congregational church, officiat- ing. Burial will be made in West
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Holiday Hours

Tho stores and barber shops will remain open until 10 o'clock this evening and remain closed tomor- row. The factories will also be shut down for tn" holiday. At the post office tho stamp, registration and general delivery windows will be open from $ 10 II a m. hut no money orders will he issued. There will be no carrier service. alihough all mails will be despatched as usual.
 Funeral Of Mr. schmidt
 Th' funeral of Theodore Schmidt
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Continued on Page 1S)
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Odd Fellows To Elect

Snquassen lodge, l. 0. O. F., will elect officers at it's meeting this , evening, The first and second nomi- , nations have narrowed inc candi- dates for the various offices down to a few, and much interest is ho. ing 'Ninc"i in the outcome oI In- nights sirlI&.!l. between fine re- maining cHuiiiur $.
 ~" Boys a"l GcuI Time
 Seventeen m"mh, rs ot thc rlpin- vile Y. M, C. A., filling tour auto mobiles, made the trip to New London yesterday and inspected fine points or interest in that city. Along with caravan from all oyer the county. inc P,ainyillc boys ar rived in New London about 10 o'clock in inc morning. They were addressed by the mayor and then inspected tN" sub base, going over tho S-5o. sister ship of the iIl-fatrd S-"l. They went through the New London Ship and Engine Co.,. where Diesel engines and sub. marine hullS arc turned out. saw the GrotOn munum"nt, Hnl visited Fort Griswoid and the New London Historical society, lmchinE at the Y. N. C. A. The return trip was made without mtshap and llc lads arrived back in Plalnvine at 4:aq o'clock
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
PUBLIC DANCE

Round and square Dances GRANGE HALL, PlainviIlc SATIRnAN EVE, JAN. ?
 H0lman's Orchestra
 Prof. IIarr. Silk, PrOmptcr
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
West Ends Will Elect

The West End \. c. will meet tomorrow evening at American Le- zion hall and elect officers. This will be a general organization meeting, and the last opportunity will be given for local sport en- thusiasts 10 become charter mcm- hcrs Of the club, which gives prom is" of being h big thing in local athletics.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

GaH%" space, live or dead stor- 9Re for rent. Pennington A>". lMtm9d'S Filling Al>t.
 EGst st.. 122-Ncw house, ! roomt for r"n,: s,"an hcat all improve m"ntS. phoi~ evenings %97.-advt
 Fo Hrnt--~I'urniSh"I room. h. ,lurn 13 CouH St.-Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

A case Of scarlet fever has been ir"portel To Dr. William Cushing. health officer, at th" home of Mir. iAnd Mrs. Prank Bohan of North
 Main street. X child is Ill but is not seriously affected by the malady.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

The board of selectmcn will meet today instead of tomorrow. the regu- larly scheduled meeting day.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

All business will he suspcudcd in the town tomorrow with the rXccp- ton of few factories which will operate. Stores, banks and offices will be closed for New Years Day
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Mr. and Mrs. James McQnccn"y of kcnsington are receiving congratu- lations on the birth last night of a nine pound daughter. Mir. and Mrs. McQu"cncy are well known in Ken sirEton. tho former being popular empI0ye of the Berlin Construction .rnnnonv
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Pastor Receives Purse

Rev. J. G. Ward, pastor O: the Baptist church. was presented with a purse containing about $40 by members Of his church and con- gregation at the Christmas tree cx- crciscs of the church last night. Mir. Ward has tendcred his rrsig- nation as pastor but no action has yet been taken on tt. There was a good attendance at the exercises last night.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Thc funeral of Theodore Schmidt
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Christmas Club Popular

The 1926 Christmas club Of the PIainyille Trust Co. will continue open during the first and second weeks of January on account of the number of requests made by patrons of the bank who wish to join, The club is more popular this year than ever before and tha membership 10 date is the largest sine" the club vas iuauguratcd.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
Yum Yum Club Meets

The Yum Yum club was dcllght- fully entertained at the home of Mrs, R. T.. Morrclls yesterday. The members played "50," Mrs. IIickok taking first prize and Mrs. Pauline Johnson second. while Mrs. Vance n,ns q n.nrhnl tlAn nnnSnlntinrn rrizn
New Britain herald., 1925-12-31

Superintendent Of Schools l.. g. Mills is attending the supervisors convention in l4artforI this week.
 William J. Hayes jr., of 14 Park street will sing al the Eagles cluh entertainment in Meridcn this eve ming.
 There will ho a public dance Saturday evening in Grange hall.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Lumber Men to Aid Hoover
 War On Industrial Waste

WASHINGTON, June 30. (P-Gen- eral use of short-length lumber, nine feet or less, will save enough for est material, now wasted, to build 3O0,O0O eight-room dwellings annual ly, according to Arthur T. Upson, lumber technologist of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association. The associa ton has set up that ob- jective as a part of it's contribution to the crusade on industrial waste being waged by Herbert Hoover.
 Data gathered by the associa ton. the United States forest products laboratory at Madison, Wis. and the lumber division of the Department of Commerce now are in the hands of a committee which is considering how to stimulate tn epublic demand for short lengths, which are said to be cheaper and, usually, Of better 4uai! y than long lumber.
 Mr. Upson said the short-length economy :: ,posed is equivalent ir lo~rst conservation to giving the 2O,- 900 lumDCr mills of tha u:i-1 States an entire years hoi' lay ev try l,nth .7tar, or about 5 .'t.',001 900 feet of lumber, which would re quire all the saw-timber on 380,000 acres of land.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Radio Owners Invited
 to Pay for Programs

RIO DE JANEIRO, June 30 (P)- The honesty of radio fans in Brazil is the basis used by the principal broadcasting station at Rio de Janei TO for securing operating funds. Per sons with sets who listen in on the programs are expected to enroll as members, the fee being $500 year. There are now 2,00O members.
 Broadcasting is developing slowly in Brazil due to the high duty on foreign sets. Dealers say there would be big expansion in business if the broadcasters in the United States could force their music thru the heavy sea of static which prevents Brazil listening to American enter tainments.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-30
Radio Concerts In
 Lobby of Overland

Radio fans are gathering nightly in the lobby of the Overland Hotel lis. tening in to the radio concerts which come Hitting in over Claude Holtz- mans set which he is taking with him to St. Paul Island, Boring Sea-
 Special permission was given to the operator for running wires in and through the building. Receiving was not extra good last night, but watch out for tonight, Holtzman declared.