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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

WAainNuTuS. Nay ~
w Hlses tttas day ia MsFrh
is3t whsn das,eR Il sSsahs told
the uaazhsfly ias hasiaAslns epgH.
msstss fer intimate astaiis
si8us ths department. q justice,
shlugs have sstl5lF aUBa ifpai
bad 10 wofss Tor tals ~supsF *
tssstsr AlgsaaY en8sr sentence
"a Allsala lug siitErd tAfsielta.
ton Ia = Ssa Yosa sufa rsHs.
MeAhs j. Hsw 90 t8as ths ait3A
tlaasi charge % sqssefg
Tha dsgaGmsns - gas'ics -
ths forthcoming fFtsi ill es4FEe
Elsst Assana iafeei tbs sfzf1atafg
- HHssce iirna fsstt. ehaiTfnAa
~ tAa nauEhsstY ratHnaiii u
ths elsatss i proved. Il ali isni
- sheiF thsl NFsga. after ffsei
giving shs eamaitsrs rsssain lt.,
formation. attempted 10 ~fa4bte
cson q b. renewing fgssn lts
uoutFol Documents whEeh wesila
haga ut@tsAilsssa tsis lngeftns
tG
No detective IN SIS recent hls
lsgy - WashiBgsaa affairs has
eRsa9ed krsassr intimacy wHh
gnr p8Asgs THAT ba sasn Meats
Wssu President iizuilnE. IA
ttsi. hs8 a particularly as8uats
investigation IN mind. 4 wsa to
elasssa II slsaas THAT 30 turned
ses assistance
whsu AitafHeY denssai FranEh.
eft3 vas audsg fIfe lH tiie House
~ representatives sn iRsssss q
was 10 tissna that 81 turned Tor
aid BE Assismts Means 70 lha
800 * -srsslas something on
il4s ussn "a besh she senate ara
tiss knuss whs serc making q,
forts 70 ltnpsarh hiFn AZ icass.
~ Means later testified
Hvhsn atusiar Ia fpllslss IN
April 1879. introduced Fssolp.
iius 20 investigate she leasing o,
Tsapgt Itngus. tt was Mtaas ba
uas ass EHrsi 20 ;fs - = sa!dsha
,hr sena,gfs nsffcn 20 learn hoe
much Information ho had.
wsTfisn ,. Burns shru hraa
u tho bureau % investigation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Play Safe

A BOUT $500 persons were drowned
n last year in the United States. That
is reduction from $500 in 1928. But the
total is still appalling. This summer the
National Safety council will campaign
against such fatalities via radio.
But all the radio lecturers in the world
won't be able 10 cope with situation unless
parents see that their children can swim
and refuse them 10 so riding with the
boat rocker"
The sad part of il all is that his victim
usually browns while some well-meaning
rescuer is hauling out the moron who
rocked the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Ky c. A. r ANDAu

Iaitsr. Sstsr rae trial 81
ftsstsa ~ assas sa che
shafes - fsyatnE fhs siaHA-
tsss - sssAtsr tFeskkaft IL
sshssstsd fsr seat Nssdaf is
" sshinat~ss Tie dsPsFtasat
81 Iastise In pFpssssiias ths
sass viii shssKr that sirsa..
asfiss ths nsngkrfty isss.~
tisatisas ~rute letter Co
hissssif. ts ~ktsh hs slKaed
flt~akhafts hasr. sFdrgfsE
stH fasssst - aslis 90 % fha
hsAFsts - che letter ell bic
asruwrsfs hrnFisa ea ass
paFtasst sf tsstisr Htettrr..
Meas. - ths .atF t4sphss Of
ths baaahsftr sy~-a sshs
les bsss ffs%srassa ~ tie
aspaft@sns Of Ja.tisss ttr
-a. aiss tAr salr csc rks
sssr sess a-sg e@p Of tie
t..sF sssssts Of The bauAh-
sffg rvetzss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here TO Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

sfF The sasf size % rim
orc, trhcrtn linton aBa uai.
tcrsiiv sis. and one haif Of INC
north aide Of tpireraiy ~. b..
ficccH T'fth and Sixth area
o. y. \.
This u on tho University Of
Washington property. and IL
under tho control Of tho Metro
politan Building company. Tho
company II supposed 10 look
after tho improvements Of this
p'operiy. Take up tho matter
-elth }. r. Douglas, AZ Fourth
axe. and University ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

cratic opinion In thrse parts tho
country can't afford to waste
Dawes.
ask you. what happens when
spinsior social worker goes
into a homo and tolls tho mother
Of seven children how 10 raise
children or. what happens when
stranger noighboF lady runs 10
Oh old Airn, Jones to tel her
how 10 preserve peaches scisn.
iifie9 Do those children hayo
cleaner noses or frcduoutor ha,hsg
Docs jonts notice any Improve.
mont IN tho peaches Hct before
him along IN january No sir,
The lady with tho master mind
on raisin' children and the ono
with tho supcr.cargo OF intelii.
rcnnia on prcscryin' peaches get
disappointment aud viiupcration.
irll he similRr with Dawes. iio
can't walk into the home circles
OF senators Of perhaps 20 years
sinndln' and lynn. tell 'cm
boon damnhoois ever since tho
home aluminium. wool. or oil
they've been damphoGls ever
since tho home aluminium. wool,
or oil trust put them into OF.
fieo. and got any reform out OF
Il. Senate rules arc tho sonato'a
business exclusive and thorrll
DO considerable change In tho
human animal before sticiln'
your nose into other folks busI.
ness becomes either hcalthfui or
rcformatoy
Now comes n California wifo
aockin' divorce because her man
mado her kiss his foot, shown
tho ungoycrnablo dispositions OF
Homo California married folks.
a Michigan man. arrested for
traffic violation, pleads that
whilo no saw the wntnln' STOP"
u didn't say whore or whom and
30 no came near runnin' thru
tho policeman.
Sort Of insinuntIn' against
womun's physical beauty. the
youngstown Telegram editor
says, at Is tho spirit that al.
tracts" They don't have bathgn'
beaches at Youngstown, poor
thlngnl
> X. 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
As TO Horizons

A MERICA'S moral horizon embraces
"A the whole world. says President Cool
idge to the national school oratorieal con-
testants.
An expression of dubious weight, like
all platitudes. Everybody. everywhere,
who has any considerable concept OF moral
ity, has moral horizon embracing the
whole world. Anybody can have horizon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
Removal of STAINS

LEOPARD DO able change spots
a for human animal egg
Neither need tito
paror painted portoros water
Whether have spilled party
dress passing lovely your now coat,
really ought not ou will wint Washington
bulletin The Removal OF Stains
I'm out tho coupon below and mail Washington
this handy helpful buolna
ali sorts OF aalna and how
~~-~~~~~-~-~~~~~- CLIP uuns>~-~~~~,~~~~>-~>
stains Editor, Washington Bureau, Tho star,
1892 New York Ave, Washington. &c
tho bulletin. inoo,o
with five cents Ia looHo postage stamps for same.
st. and No or r. T.
,s w a reader Of The Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Nr. Flrii: NJ homo q O.
ngy name. bat - comr'Msiip
property. and oar tanb account
"a joias Account IL " Hrcca-
sary for wp hHsbsnd 70 make
a irsn. and q q ncccssary for
pr 10 MAKE wiiif Hoo
niuch DOES " eosif
MR6 LIE.
To avoid any posslblC trouble,
you and your husband should
each mako Will \ law9nr
viii charge sou 81 or $40. but
Il ~ worth that 10 have u
correct.
NJ. Firit: There "a an
apartment on jackson a.. ichcfc
garbage can Is Kept righi
under uar iciHdor. 40 that
tcs hate 10 krcp fho ,cindoiy
domn. N tho cda teos W good
condition q would not b. 30
bad. Can you help va pct this
drcdf T. H. W.
Tho attention or tho health
department has been called TO
this. and tho matter win DO in
ycs,igutcd.
Mr.. Fidfs Can you tir u
50 iho seattle auto tourist
ramD icln PCT a ncio sipcc pipc1
Recently ico stopped on ihcrr
and found Il almost impossible
10 keep up a good firo because
Of TIC condition Of me stouc
pip~. SEDR0- WG0LLEr.
The park department viii at-
tend 20 this. and n necessary
will put No new stove pipe.
Mr.. Firii: hndlp udrisc us
" u uiii b. necessary 10 pay
q personal tar Tits year fig2i
tnrcsJ. on q car purchased
March 10, 1924. NJ
finder ordinary conditions You
would not bo llablo for 1924
taxes II you acquired tho car
after March i, 1894. Hut IN
tho event tho taxes were not
paid by tho original owner and
could not be- collected from him,
then there " n rule that the
taxes follow the property.
Mr. Firit! ~ there any rcd-
son iDhD there cannot b. q
good coDcrctc sideWdih around
me- Wppodromc a. ne corner
VI run ave. and Gnltcrsity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

pfrfs piiiisas fsr l,..
Sew Yatr 70 Iiarisn. 4, -
end kansss c'fy 30 q "a -
end o. Louis 70 calesss
There ha7 been esase..,,.
essssioH ,1nrsrainz n. sl =
had ~ "a IIns ues,.s,. -.
Me- Orleans 70 ne raslt.. ~. ',s
bar iieHdsrs1u rays 81, 80. =
out o' iar H1ssilsa A. ~. :
en- time ~
ThH YaIlue n n.s
wonia bs carried ou rseb =
does M Justify ~ es..... -
thia Time " he aala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
WIPES POEM

Coed Lord another l1at7 What,
wrong with the last oae you Eni. III.
orc that ycu declared was a poem
IL wRs. but no; an immortal one. +"
- oslnn Tfanarrlns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

tho United states. ard hose saueh
% the other lakes ts considered
Inlssd states territory
a. LGss MicAsgs. isss srAefIp
sgSsAia 10 tuslsa Sssies TAx esser
Greet Lsket orc rr0arsrs "a ksgA
Fras. according 20 aecs4lon 81 ne
unitrs Stairs saprrmc coars. WsA.
Ga iAr ihfrr HsR~ hssR. Jaiscs
sietrs otnersAip prevails. sAr ssmr
70 sT9e for csn=ds o. "a aarfkers
ssse
Q what "a tAe greatest peach.
producing state Ia tbs unGtsa
s;ascsf
a. caiiforais,
q Who was It's first person 70
wFisa geography
a. sirsbo. seko icss tora nScas 80
o. G.. rag the frat 10 ssseaps a
icork on eeaeFai geography Hls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
WIFE WILLING

- asked thu wife n could 20
down 20 ;fn grin 10 play bah with
tbe ftilowN"
'Focerr
$50. fise seeked ns ---Flm Fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
1 Seen by
tn Papers
SCI KITCHEL PTXLEY
Sage Of the olymplcs

I setu hy tbs Cincinnati Post
4 thar Hsllsn Martha Dawes u
gotta 10 preach senate reform
rEhi Ia ths home states q ihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

n r q = rules
senators. and
80 m Q b oay
should warn
him agln b.
us tho sure
way TO mako
them senators
6tick TO their
rules uli Tho
cows come
Il o m c an q
Dawes will
come out o. IL
ali IN se a
with vi,upern
uon, and judx
Ia - -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Scientists say ihat'',ho aepy.
ornls, Il prehistoric bird. laid an
cgg 100 times os big az a hens
cgg. In those old days, tho
lunch counter Indy yelled. "ono
hundred nnd fIrtloth gently
afloat on u ruftg'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

You can Ees al answer 20
4 any question Of Fact o. to.
formation By wrisIag Ihs Seat.
10 ssar Qgsagioa Edltos. 1874
New YORK ave.. wsshlngtoa
ID. C.. ard iaeio@Ing : eesta IN
loc@n stamps Tor reply. No
medical legal or marital al
vice. ptrsonai replies. eeasi,
Dental All lsstsfa mus, be
sirnre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
NAMES MISTAKE

"Oh' Name. ms lips are cracked.
my faoe IL rAw and my neck IL aflrn'-
Bathing hescbT-
NO. Boy from Stanford univrr-
sltg.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
FAMILY FUN

4 Canadian farmer. noted for alb.
sontmlndednosE. went 10 town ono
day and transacted his business with
tho utmost precision. iic started
buck on his way homo. however. with
tho firm conviction that Ito Ind for.
gotten somtthlug. and three tlmos he
stopped his horse ond went care.
fully thru bis poctotbool, IN n vain
cndcnyor 90 discover what he had
forgotten. In due course no reached
home. and wHs met by HIS daughter.
who exclaimed; why. father. where
hayo you left acknowledgements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
TOMMY CERTAIN

Tommy, does this world OF ouru
movN2"
~ should ray n dol"
How do sou know n movca7"
MY father ~ n tmfflc COP no
tellS II Peacock l'eathciu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

RUTH COMFORT nm
ELL. California noYsi.,. -r,...
people N today have -
speaker on their folAsa. ~ !
the only differenes I'm. 4.
made ia ths quality =, i.
youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
FEMININE INSTINCT

well, how do you like that now
marc you bought"
"Oh. fairly wcll. but wish now
Fd bought horse -aho IN always
stopping 10 look ~ herself N tho
puddlcs, - Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
WHEN WIFE DRIVES

Cant you stop tho blamed auto.
mobllc7' %
NO, Impossible"
Then for heavens sake hit pomo.
thing cheap" Smiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

DR. CHARLIE G. sHsr
professor o. phiiosspsY. X.
York university: -show 4. y.
thing a man cannot Do 3 =,
trousers thai be can % ID -
er6oeksrs ] arcribe the -,
Of one o. our recent rz,z
candidates 70 the faes III :
v'as being continually a..
gfsphed IA knieksgtockssk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

LOGAN A II. BEEBE ~
srl Council Bluff. IA: -T1n
! used a whip. my rsas u
he hawsd. - ! r!ygss NJ
battery on my disc ses.. q.
nsc,sd with wires ca 10 ~,
harness When ! e.o~ ~ i
cult. the mule se.A ioss d
erE5 i;s the sres,sx. ~
ton OF .se year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

THOMAS r. HENRY. pssxsz
American Automobile an,a
ton: The an,omohEs lnsu-
was never on - firm az M
a baais as today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16
What Folks
Are Sayin,

IT. II DARIELs. Ist....
burg b9y'h Afroa. -.
"i'iAiinum d a uex su,,s. !.
wealth b. E0sih Afs,es \
quantity being found 80 I. I.
high mafte indicate ia. - i
ff wealth wii ooms = ~
Union from plailhpm iis.s -, i.
Eoid and olam0hass :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-16

Mr. Firit! Ia there any rcd-
son iChD there cannot b. a
good CoDcrofc sidcWoih around
me- HIppodromc az ne corner
VI iVA ave. and Uiatcrsity
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
MACDONALD TO BE GIVEN
 HEARING ON JULY 27TH
Driver Of Truck In Fatal Accident To Face Inquiry in Ncwing-
 ton Court.

Charles L. Macdonald of , Fulton street, Dorchester, Mass, driver of the truck which turned over on Oak Hall, Berlin turnpike, last Saturday morning, killing one man and in- turing six others, will appear before Justice of the Peace F.. Stanley Welles in the Newington town court on Monday evening. July 27, at 7;30 O clock, at which time testimony will be given by such witnesses as are available. Macdonald Is being held in bonds Of s2,0o0 in connection with the case. Until all testimony Is given, specific charges will not be lodged against him.
 lt was said at the Hartford hos pital this afternoon that Herbert White, the Brooklyn man who was seriously injured and who has been In critical condition at that insti- tuition since the accident. was sight ly improved.
 The accident happened on Oak Hill. just north of the Berlin New ington town line, which crosses the grade.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
MISSING MAN MAY
 BE IN THIS CITY
Wichita, Kansas, Father Seeks Son Who Left 20 Years Ago

The post office officials, the police department the Western Union Telegraph company the Herald and other agencies have been requested to aid the Chamber of Commerce In locating Maynard Brown Lynch, who Is thought to have come 10 Ne" Britain about 20 years ago and whose parents have not heard from him since.
 The letter 10 the Chamber of Commerce which comes from the Chamber of Commerce at Wichita, Kansas. is self-explanatory. It reads as follows:
 "I wish you would have the kind ness to look through your city direc' tory for the name of Maynard Brown Lynch, who Is supposed to be in New Britain and who has not communi- cated with his father In this city for about 20 years. Lynch Is a man about ss years of age, and while he learned railroad telegraphy when d young man, his father has no idea of what he might be doing at this time: In fact, he does not know whether the son Is alive, but would give anything within reason to To- cate him.
 we do not know the circum- stances under which the young man left home but assume that 1t was result of some foolish quarrel which should have been forgotten years ago.
 If it should happen that you can locate this man, we would be pleas ed to be advised. and I feel that you could not do kinder or more gracious act than 10 have him get in touch with his father at once. Sincerely yours,
 "W. E. HOLMES,
 uL-ynnutiya EoCretary'
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
V0ORH|S STILL
 ACTIVE AT %
7amnany Chief Has Routine Of
 Remarkable Activity

New York, July P - John R. Voorhs, o6 year old grand sachem of Tammany, and president of the board of elections is conducting off cial business on New Jersey farm every day of his vacation.
 He has a mass of details to super. wise for forthcoming primaries. While a bronchial cold forced him to miss Tammany's Independence Day celebration and kept him from his office for the first time in q quarter century, he dictates and reads official documents under an orchard tree on the porch of farm house at Pequannock, N. J.
 Up to 6 a. m. daily, he strolls 10 the post office half mile away, twice daily. He takes other walks also about the farm, which is near Albert where he was born, and at tends sessions of the local court with Judge Von Saun, his host.
 'I must do something" he re marked when asked if his walks and correspondence were not taxing the strength of a convalescent.
 Mir. Voorhis Is not wondering whether he will live 10 the century mark or past 1t.
 "I am not figuring about 1t at all, he said "I will take things as they come, but there is too much uncer tainty."
 Friends who have visited the farm have found Mir Noorhis more youth full appearing than for years His hair Is snow white, but his bushS mustache has many jet hairs.
 Discussing various matters with one caller he expressed high opin, ion Of President Coolidge "because of his efforts 10 economize and run the government on plain, sensible basis"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
FAREWELL TO KAPLANS
New Britain Family Leaves t' Palestine to Make Home in Future,

A farewell party was helu evening by members of the N' Britain Zionist organization fol and Mrs, Samuel l.. Kaplan and Ian fly who left today for New Yo from which place they will sail lo Palestine, where they plan to mut their future home.
 Mir Kaplan went to Palesllu some time ago, After being there |, short time he sent word to his vii, here 10 sell out the business and h' prepared 10 move He arrived hom, several months ago and the family which includes three children, pre- pared to move.
 At the function last night Rabb Gershon Hadas, Rabbi Aaronson anC Rev. Elias Rosenberg were the principal speakers. Attorney Trnnf Rachlin presided
 Mir. Kaplan plans to engage 1T the manufacturing business In Pales tine.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
WANTS SWIMMING POOL FOR
 MEN DURING THE EVENING
Mayor Paoncssa Believes "Olh Rols" Should Enjoy Facilities At
 Willow Brook Park

Exclusive use of the Willow Brook park swimming pool by men during the evening hours. IS advocated by Mayor A NJ, Paon"ssa in a letter sent by tho executive 10 the board or park commissioners.
 The mayor favors allowing Uom- en to swim with children during the day 10 allow mothers 10 take proper care Of their children in hathing, Men 1ho are within factory walls for 10 hours each day should moi he required 10 take the chance of find ing all lorker accommodations cx- hsusted. the mayor ho'i",os. and for that reason hs fa'ors keeping the pool in operauor in the evening and excluding sN but male adults.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
BR|STO|. NEWS
 (Continued from Page Seven)

Tn addition to the hearings, sev- eral petitions will be received asking for hearings an various city matters. 1t Will Install Officers.
 Deputy Grand Chief Ranger AL bert Rawiszer of this city will install the recently elected officers of Court Ever Welcome at the meeting on Thursday night in Red Mems hall Following the installation and the other business of the meeting, so- cial session will be held.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Deeds recorded in the city clerk s office today showed plenty of actiV- ity in the local real estate market. The following conveyances were re- corded:
 Anne Kostyk to Fred Herold' 7 lots on the Park View tract and also a strip of land with 400 feet frontage on the same tract.
 Edward Skibinski to George w. Main land and buildings on North Main street,
 William A. Morse to Dwight B. and Gladys B. Clark, land on Moun- tain road
 King Terrace Land company to Adolph and Bertha Macbeth on Sixth avenue, land and buildings. King Terrace Land company to Edward and Natale Rand, land on Sixth avenue.
 Fred D. Yale and Elizabeth Yale to Willis ", and Nellie Nj. Clark land on Matthews street. Marriage Returns Received
 Returns were received today Of the marriage certificate of John DelaTorre of l9 Belmont place Springfield, Mass. and Miss Rose J. M.olta of sS5 Benham street, who were married yesterday by Rev William P. Laflin. pastor of St. Mat thews church,
 William J, Bowker of Lebanon, N H, and Miss Grace M Sumner oI White River Junction, Vt, were married yesterday by Justice oi Peace James T. Mather.
 A marriage license was issued to- day 10 Edward VI. Dean of the En dee Inn and Miss Clara B. Brown o' 2l Pleasant street,
 Plan Course Opening
 Opening of the new industria course of the high school with thu beginning of the school term is be ing arranged hy Superintendent 0 Schools Karl 4, Eoiche. The clas will include 4 boys.
 The work will begin with th' opening Of school on September and during the first year of thi work will be taught al the higl school. The pupils will receive in struction in English and communit. civics from high school teachers Their daily instruction in mechanica drawing applied mathematics am shop work will he given hy Mir eff fin. With the almost immediate re sponse that has been met hy th presentation of this course to th parents, it would appear that sr on thusiastic group of 94 boys will he gin the work this fall
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
City Items

Capitol Sc to $l Store will he open Saturday evenings as usual advt.
 Sons were born yesterday in NeN Britain general hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings of 332 Chest, nut street and Nr, and Mrs. Frank Coscino of 73 Cleveland street
 Detective Sergeant William P Mo Cue and Patrolman Hanford Dart yesterday afternoon arrested John H. Robinson of Sexton street for the .Unionville police. Robinson is want ed in Unionville to answer 10 a charge of violation of the motor ve- hiCle law.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
THE HERALD WANT ADS" Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference
 LINE RATES FOR CONsECuTIyR INSERTIONS

Yearly Order Rates Upon AppiicAtion. Count 6 words to 6 line
 lt lines to ap inch.
 Minimum Space, 5 iineA
 Minimum Book Charge 36 esntl No Ad Accepted After i P. N. for Classified Page op Same Day. Sat 10 A. N.
 Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for convenience of eustomerA Cali s2s. Ask for Want Ad" Operator.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07

READ ."l. I;; !t.ai.n CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-07-07
GREAT BATTLE PREDICTED
Frank Clynes to Pitch for Lions and
 Councilman Samuel sablotsky to Catch for City Government Team

The annual outings of the city officials and the Lions club will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mo- mauguln and athletic programs will be held jointly. The feature of the program will be baseball game be- tween the city officials and the Lions. Frank Clynes of the board of public works will twirl for the Lions and Councilman Samuel Sab lotsky will appear in the role of catcher for the officials. The re- mainder of the batteries has nor been decided upon. Cars conveying the city fathers will leave city hall at noon and cars for the Lions club vill be at the Burritt hotel at l2:rS o'clock.