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Official Organ Russian Trade
Unions of United States of
America and Canada.
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Entered as Second Class matter March LIST, 1921, at the
Post Office at New York, N. Y. under act of March 3, 1897.
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SUBSCRIPTION T
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Address all communications to
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Street, New York, N. Y.
Telephone: Orchard 7215.
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New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Best butter 51c ID. Russell Bros. -adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Treasurer Frank G. Kramer.
 The committee in charge of to- morrow nights affair is composed of Rev. Asa c, Fuller, chairman, Mrs. Robert 0. Clark, Mrs. Royal Holmes, Mrs. Max Sugenhime, Mrs. Archer Walsh, Mrs. Mildred Harrington and Jarvis Dowd.
 Attend Grange Meeting
 Mir. and Mrs. Claude w. Stevens and MT. and Mrs. Edwin B. Adams are attending q session of the state Grange in Hartford today. Several Berlin Changers will attend tomor- rows session for the purpose of re- ceiving the sixth degree of the order. MT. Stevens is master of Berlin Grange.
 East Berlin Items The local members of the Girl Scouts will attend meeting of their troop at Berlin Wednesday after noon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schneck of Middletown spent Sunday as the guests of Mrs. Schneck's aunt, Mrs. George Pollard at her home on Cot tage street.
 The young ladies of the Sacred Heart church will give a whist social in the church parlors next Monday evening at s o'clock. All are invited to attend. The Social Five" club will meet at the home of Mrs. George Pollard Thursday afternoon The Modern Woodmen will meet in Athletic hall Thursday evening. Business of importance will be trans acted
 The regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Reading Circle will be held at the home of Miss Hattie Mildrum on Tuesday evening, Janu- ary 20. The program for this ses- sion will be announced at later date.
 The regular meeting Of the Knights of Pythias will be held at their hall on Grove street this eve- ming.
 Ernest Bourgeois, son of Mir. and Mrs. Amos Bourgeois of Main street has enlisted in the |. $. navy and has left for the Naval Training school at Newport, R. I. Best butter Sic ID. Russell Bros. 1 --advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
NOTICE

The Plalnville Town Plan Con- mission will hold q Public Hearing at the Town Hall, PlainviIle, Conn, on Monday evening, January 26. 1925 at S;30 o'clock Cor as soon after as the adjournment of the East street hearing will permit 10 discuss the recommendation of "A foot building line and Is foot vera.i- da line on both the East and West sides of Linden street from Wood ford avenue south to East Broad street az shown on map of Linden street, dated September s.. 1924, drawn by Engineer J. N. McKernan. This map was signed by chairman of said commission on September S, 1924 and filed with the Town Clerk of Plainville.
 All parties interested are hereby notified and warned to be present at Ithe hearing on the establishment Of the recommended building and Ve- randa lines as shown on map and described in this notice.
 F. T. WHEELER,
 Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
IF EVERY WOMAN KNEW WHAT MANY
 WOMEN KNOW

few would suffer the ills so many women now endure. Constipation is the cause of most of the ills that sn- noy and distract the woman of to- day. And it's all so unnecessary, be- cause Beecham's Pills relieve consti- patton, giving women the sought for relief. They are gentle and efficient. tasteless, non-habit forming, purely vegetable, small, and the, easiest of all to take.
 Good for old and young alike. men, women and children. If you suffer from constipation, sour stom- ach or biliousness, get relief today by taking Beecham's Pills.
 Buy a box from your druggist, 25c and soc.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
NOTICE

The Plainvlle Town Plan com mission will hold Public Hearing at the Town hall, Plainville, Conn, on Monday evening, January 2b al s o'clock, to discuss the commission s recommendation on the relocation ot the street lines on East street from Maple street south to the town line, as shown on three section map on East street. dated December 5, 1924.
 The boundary stones set Tn the 1855 survey and checked in the lS9' survey were found and continued. The several slight angles in this street are not understood but they are mentioned in both previous sur veys The street has uniform width of 66 feet throughout.
 Also to discuss the recommenda- ton for 24 foot building line and I16 foot reranda line on both sides of East street from Maple street, south to the town l'ne.
 l Also to consider the reCommenda- tion of an foot curb line on both sides of East street.
 The recommended streets and the building lines are shown on the three section map of East street, dated December ,. 1924. drawn by Engineer J. N. Mckernan, signed by chairman of said commission. De- ccmber 22. 1924 and filed with the Town Clerk of Plainvile.
 | All parties interested are hereby notified and warned 10 be prcs- cnt at the hearing on the relocation and establishment of the recom- mcnded street, building, veranda and curb lines as shown on map or de- scribed in the above notice,
 r. T. WHEELER, Secretary,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13

Best creamery butter, 51c ID. ! lbs. for s1.00. Russell Bros.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
VARGAS CASE IS
 TRANSFERRED HERE Federal Charge Dropped and Forgery Charge to Be Heard RECEPTION COM MITE E
Hearings on Strccts--Knights M Pythias Notcs--Johnson Funeral Y. NJ. c. A. Basketball Team PlainSille Notes.

A hearing was given to Steven Varga, aged IS years, of 70 West Main street before United States Commissioner Frederic J. Corbett in Hartford yesterday, on a charge Of tampering with Uited States mail, but because of extenuating circum- stances connected with the case, the federal charge was dropped and Varga was turned over to the local authorities who will handle the prosecution of charge of forgery. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by Post Office Inspector Edward A. Courier and was taken before the U. s. commissioner.
 The history of the charges which | Varga will face states that last September, his father was a lessee of post office box No. 1S2 in the local office, and he taught the son the combination so that he could col feet the mail for him. At the end of that month, the father gave up the box and F. w. McCrum & Sons, timers, of Whiting street, were as- signed to 1t.
 Shortly after this, Mir. McCrum began to miss mail that was sup l posedly sent to him. The post office authorities were notified and an in- vestigation was made by Inspector Courier with the result that Varga was arrested. Varga confessed, 1t is said. and told that he had made use of his knowledge of the post office box combination to take the letters
 Then the charge of forgery en- tered into the case. It developed that in the McCrum mail had been a check sent by James Boswell Of the E. & l.. Service station for s4.73 to r. w. McCrum & Co. under the date of November [, 1924. Varga had taken this check, it is alleged. and had forged the name of the Me Crum firm to it and had subssquent- ly cash it to John Murphy, part owner of the Recreation Bowling alleys.
 Varga later made restitution and because he was only IS years of age, Commissioner Corbett decided to drop the federal charges and turn the youth over to the PlainVille prosecutor for trial on the charge ot forgery. This would also do away with the necessity of long wait fot trial in the federal courts. Narga was allowed to return to his home on his own recognizance. The date for his trial in the Plainville police court has not been set.
 Committee Members
 The membership of the general committee which will arrange for town reception to Governor John h. Trumbull, has been made pubic pS the board of selectm"n and the chairmen of the republican and dem ocratic town committees. The resi-
New Britain herald., 1925-01-13
CAR STRIKES GIRL; HER ANkLEBROkEN Miss Helen Nelson Walking in
 Middle of Road LANDING HELD IN S3,O0O
Affirmatives Win Mems Lyccum De- bate--Program For Annual Ban quct Is announced-ReaI Estate Transactions in Berlin--Itcms.

Miss Helen Nelson of Konsincton suffered fracture of the right ankle when she was struck by an automo- bile last night at about 10 o'clock, while she, in company with several other young women. was walking along Main street in hcnsington.
 The automobile was driven Jy Frank Orsie Of Kensington. It is understood that the young women were walking in the middle of the road, Miss Nelson slightly behind the others. Mir. OIsie was able to see but little in front of him. al , though he noticed the group ahead Tn attempting to avoid the women he struck Miss Nelson, Knocking her down.
 Miss Nelson was taken to the of flee of pr. A. J. Goodwin of Ken sington and her ankle treated.
 Had the car driven by MT Orsie been travelling at high rate oi speed, it is probable that the result would have been more serious. He reported the occurrence to the DO, lice, but is held blameless, inasmucl as the car was being driven slowly.
 Police Warn Pedestrians
 The police today issued warning to Berlin pedestrians, cautionine them to keep out Of the road, Il is admitted that the sidewalks are noon too good, but on stormy nights motorists have difficulty in seeing what is in front of them and acci dents of the type which happened last night are unavoidable If people insist on walking in the road.
 Held In SS,O00
 Frank Landino of New Britain i. being held in bonds of s3,00O fol trial in the Berlin town court to night on charge of carnal knowl edge. Another New Britain man William Ralph, also implicated ir the case, has been lodged in the New Britain police station awaiting trial 4 chamber session of the court vii be held tonight, with Judge Georgt Griswold on the bench.
 Afrirmatiyes Victorious
 The Mems Lyceum of kensingtol held it's second debate of the seasoI at the Kensington Methodist churcl parlors last evening on the question Resolved: That Congress should no modify the Volstead Law so as tt permit the manufacture, sale an' intrastate transportation or hgh wines and beers of not more thai a.75 per cent alcoholic content. D! yolume." The affirmative side wa upheld by Thomas w. Emerson an' Harold W. Upson and the negativ' side by Claude W. Stevens and Pau q. Baker. The affirmative side wa the winner of the debate, being giv en the weight of argument and evi dent preparation, the negative get ting tn manner of delivery. Tn judges were MT. Smith, William Fla gan and Miss May Lord. There wa a large attendance, regardless Of tn fact that it was stormy night.
 The next debte will be held a the Congregational church parlor and the subject will be on the re assessment question, now under dis oussion in the town. The disputant for the affirmative will be A. | Moffatt and Ora Eagerly and for thI
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The Following players will be on hand to start the season and n glance over the roster will show that the locals have a wealth Of good material to pick from. They arc; Loyal Smith, Howard Rogers. Leonard Berry. Douglas Martin, Trafton Getchell, Ray Morrill,, Fred Miller John Yacobellis, Nick Tolli, Ray Schwab, Howard Cheetham and Martin Bergan.
 Allan W, Bailey will act as coach and under his guidance, the com bination should show plenty this year, Verne Wyman will be the manager.
 The manager has booked a large number of games for the season and D complete and successful schedule Is anticipated.
 Pythian Activities Tuesday evening, January %, Dis trict Deputy Harold Anderson anu staff of Pythian lodge, K. of F.. of Plainvile, will install the officers of Lincoln lodge, k. of F. of Hart ford. All the lodges of Hartford will meet with Lincoln lodge and joint installation ceremonies will be held.
 The staff Of officers to take the chairs that night will be~as follows D. D. G. C., Charles Llvingtson; grand chancellor, William Will Der; grand preate, Irving B. Carter; grand master of arms. Harry Bon ney; grand master of work. Roy Ackert; grand K. R. and S. George Carlson; grand inner guard, David Ross; grand outer guard, E. E. Aspinall.
 The same staff in charge Of Dis trict Deputy E. Roy Ackert will also install the officers of St. Elmo lodge, K. of F. in New Britain on We'd nesday evening, January 21. .
 Thursday January 29, the famous first rank team of Pythian lodge will journey to Watertown to ex- emplify the work on large class of candidates for the lodge there. The Community hall has been secured for this event and a goodly num- Der Of the brothers plan to attend. Grand Lodge Officers
 Wednesday evening of this week, Pythian Temple, No. 2S, Pythian Sisters. will entertain the officers of the grand lodge. This will be the first visit of the grand lodge officers this year. Supper will be served in the lodge room at 6:30 D. m. and the meeting will begin promptly at $ o'clock.
 The following recently elected officers will be installed: Most Ex. cellent Chief. Mildred Dutton: most excellent senior, Elizabeth Griffin, most excellent junior, Elizabeth Will. Der; manager, Verna Sanders; mis. tress of R. and C.. Ruth Aspinall: mistress of finance, Esther Furrey: protector, Bere Bannell: outside guard, Emma Asrinall; drill master William B. Wilber; past chief, Ethel Teachman.
 Annual Meeting l wednesday evening at 7.3O o'clock the annual meeting of the stock holders of Sequassen Corporation Inc, will be held in the directors rooms at 23 West Main street. Re. ports of officers for the past year will be heard and a board ot eight directors will be elected.
 Bowling Notes
 The Standard Steel & Bearings Inc, bowling league held a session last evening at the Recreation al. leys with the following scores: Main Office
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Legion Auxiliary Notes

The American Legion auxiliary to Brock Barnes post asks that those who purchased food at the sale De- cember 10, leave the dishes at Thrall's Drug store. This IS in order that the dishes may be returned 10 the proper owners at the next meet ing of the auxiliary on January 22.
 Leaving For Florida
 First Selectman and Mrs. William J. Johnston will leave tomorrow night for Fairhaven, Florida, where they will spend the remainder Of the winter. During Mir. Johnson's absence, his duties will be cared for by Selectman James simpson and Edward F Prior
 PIainville Briefs
 Mrs. T. H. Morrow is resting com fortably after undergoing an opera ton at the Hartford hospital