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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14

Palo Alto. CAL. to live. She has
been the guest at a number of de-
lightful farewell parties. Her
sister, Mrs. Allan Curtis Greer, in
vited guests for a large tea sun
day in her honor.
Mrs. o. w. Brooks is general
chairman of the benefit card party
to be given Tuesday afternoon by
the Inter Ala Club at the D. A. r.
chapter house, s24 N. Penn
sylvania st.
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Club Calendar

The Expression Club win meet
with Mrs. s. Boyd Kelley. s4ss N.
Capitol Ave. A program on Israel
In Egypt" will be given by Mrs. Roy
Graves and Mrs. Vincent Binager,
readers; Mrs. Carl Withner and Mrs.
o. M. Richardson, vocalists. and
Miss Nettie M. Dunn and Mrs. Otto
Zimmerman, pianists.
The Irvington Chautauqua Read
ing Club will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Harlan Haworth. 5807 Lowell
Ave. Mrs. Daniel s. Adams and
Mrs. H. o. Pritchard win read
papers.
The Irvington Home Study Club
win entertain with guest dinner
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
James L. Murray. b442 Lowell Ave.
The committee includes Mrs. Milton
Mangus, Mrs E. e. Wishard and
Mrs. Fred d. Stilz.
Mrs. Thomas c. Howe, 80 Audi
bon FL, will be hostess Monday for
the meeting of thes Irvington Wom-
ans Club. Mrs. Henry S. S. Schell
win have paper on 'Eetters Of
Lady Montagu."
The Women's Advance Club viii
meet Thursday with Mrs. G. III. Fin
ney, 1868 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. I1l-
bert Etorer win read paper on
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Fl ARRIAGE Of Miss Mary Mar
VII garet Seidensticker, daughter
of NJ ~ l-1.aL

II RI AFlHIACTE OF MISS Mary Mar
HMI garet Seidensticker, daughter
0 of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Seidensticker, 1887 CarroIlton Ave,
to Edward L. McCabe of Williams
port, Ind, was set for Saturday eve
ming at 6 at the home OF the brides
parents, with the Rev. Frank L.
Hovis officiating.
As corner of the room was banked
with palms and ferns and the cere-
mony was to take place by candle
light The brides colors of shades of
pink were carried out in the profls-
ion Of dainty sweet peas. Mrs. Ada
Strong, pianist, and Earl Cox, solo
ist were to provide program of
music.
The bride was to wear a gown of
shell pink beaded georgette and a
pink georgette picture hat to match.
Her flowers were to be pink roses,
lilies of the valley and orchid sweet
peas, and she was to wear the gift
Of the bridegroom. a platinum dia-
mond barpin.
Miss Betty Brubaker, maid of
honor. in a. pink, rose figured chit
Con gown, and Miss Dorothy Arndt,
bridesmaid, in a deeper shade of pink
chiffon beaded in crystals. We're to
wear pink poke bonnets and carry
shower bouquets OF pink sweet peas.
Little Miss Lois Virginia Lauter.
flower maid. dressed In pink. was to
strew petals from French basket
filed with roses. William Goltra OF
Charlottesville. Ind. best man, and
Adoiph Seidensticker, Jr.. and Por.
ter Seidensticler were to attend the
bridegroom.
a buffet supper for seventy-five
was planned to follow the wedding,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe
we're to leave on a motor trip. They
will be at home in st. Louis, Mo-,
after March 1 The brides travelling
gown is a rust colored ensemble suit
and small black hat. The bride at.
tended Indiana University. Mr.. Nc.
Cabe was graduated from Wabash
College. and is a member of Delta
Tau Delta Fraternity. Out-of-town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Blake, Lebanon, Ind; Mr. and Mrs
z, 2. McCabe and Miss Ruth Nc.
Cabe. Williamsport, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs Charles McGabe, Crawfordsville
Ind; Charles McCabe. Mrs. Walter
Wilstack and Mrs. George Wilstack
lafayette. Ind.
Mrs. Seidensticker was to be as
sisted at the supper by Mrs. Alfred
Lauter of Charlottesville. Ind; Mrs.
James Davis and Mrs, Thomas Elder.
49,
-lRS. LEONIDAS r. MAUZY,
IMI 4455 Broadway. entertained
Saturday afternoon with If
teen tables of lunhceon bridge. The
rooms were attractively decorated
in keeping with st. Valentine day
Tia tables were decorated in red
and white and bud vases of red
carnations. Mrs George Reeder sang
and harp music was played during
the luncheon. Mrs. Mauzy was as
sisted by Mrs. James A. Daugherty
and Mrs. Edmund Rosenberg. Out,
of-town guests included Mrs. S. A
Barnes. Mrs. e. c. Ballweger. Mrs.
John A. Shields. Mrs. l.. &c. Griffith
and Mrs. ]. ]. Rottman Of Seymour,
Ind; Mss. C. B. Nard. Mrs. Roscoe
KimhIe OF Nohlesville. Ind; Mrs,
Harry Grishaw of Upton and Miss
Jane hickey OF San Francisco. Cal.
sae
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harold
Buschell, 1850 Edgemont Ave-. left
Wednesday for Denver, Colo. where
they win make their home.
The Auxiliary to the Thirty
eighth Division entertained Friday
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Echarter of Alpha Chi Omega Ma
tional Sorority, was held Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Charles e. Cottingham. 3641 NJ
| Pennsylvania st. Mrs. Don Bridge
was local manager of the general
arrangements for the installation OF
the chapter and the pledging serv
ice was in charge of the Beta Beta
Alumrae chapter, with Mrs. George
Clark officiating, assisted by Mrs
r. w. Grieser, Mrs. Claus Best and
Mrs. Robert Wolfe.
Lucius B. Swift viii be the speak.
er at the regular luncheon meeting
of the Woman's Rotary Club Mon
day In the Florentine Room OF the
Claypool.
Mrs. Frederick e. Schqrtemeier,
2O53 N. Meridian ST., entertained
Saturday with Valentine luncheon
bridge at the Spink-Arms. Red
roses were arranged on the table,
| lighted with red tapers in silver
holders. Guests: Mesdames James
A. Stuart, Clifford w. Gay, Henry
Browning, Arthur Gilliom, Chester
Hardy. Edward j. Hermann, Orrin
Yeaton. and Miss Edith Higgins.
Miss Natalie Brush, 1875 NJ Meridi.
an ST., invited eighty guests to a
Valentine dance Saturday evening in
honor of her house guest. Miss
Esther DAILY of Philadelphia, Pa.
Novel Valentine appointments were
arranged.
Friday evening, Miss Lucy Holli-
day, 1910 N. Delaware ST., enter
tanned with prettily appointed din.
ner in honor of Miss Daly and Miss
Brush.
Mrs. Noble James Mcclure and
Mrs. Joseph Kaercher will entertain
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Mcclure. S178 Graceland Ave.
with KID party for the members
of the Kalon Club, Mrs. J. A. Nc
Clure~ of Vincennes. Ind. will bt
Ian out-oftown guest. The othel
guests will include Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Rhoads. MIR. and Mrs. Leonard
Fields, Mr. and Mrs. T. e Foster
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Davis. Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. II. Peterson. and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Holtsclaw.
ss&
Mrs. e. G. Johnson was on the
program for three groups OF sons
Sunday afternoon at the John Her
ROW Art Institute. accompanied by
Mrs. William Stark, who wax t
play two groups Of plano numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brooks, 202s
Central Ave. invited guests for /
formal dinner and dance Saturday
evening for MISC saba May Lee, whs
| will leave soon to live In Paris
I'll. Guests: Miss Lee, Miss Edna J
Gels, d. N. c. La Mar, George f
HIGHWAY and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nc
Comas Kirkwood.
Mrs. G. p. Benedict. 1901 wash
Iington Blvd. entertained Friday
levenine with two tables Of NAL
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CoUers for Forty-EigHt at
Banquet of Expression Club

m ELIGHTFUL plans were
III made for the Expression Club
IL banquet and Valentine par
ty Saturday evening at the home OF
DR. and Mrs Harry Lee Foreman,
S31S n. Capitol ave.
Covers for forty weight were laid at
small tables. attractively- arranged
with bud vases of red roses and
lighted by red shaded tapers in sill
yer holders. Favors OF red rose
buds and hand painted place cards
were to be at each place. Baskets
OF red carnations and bowls of red
tulips formed a part Of the decora-
ton plans.
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Mrs. G. P. Benedict. 1901 wash
ington Blvd. entertained Friday
evening with two tables Of NAH
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-14

The formal pledglng service Of the
Bets Chi group Of Butler University.
which has recently been nranked y
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NY Dear Elizabeth: was very
glad tdgek your letter ii answer 70
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
CRISIS IN PARIS
 ON R|FFIAN WAR
Communists Threaten Strike
 Unless Contest Ends

Paris, July P--Communist deputies, led by Marcel Cachin, be- gan an attack upon the French gov ernment for conducting warfare in Morocco against the invading Riff fans under Abd- -krlm, when de- bate commenced today upon Pre- mier painleve's bill for an appro- priation of 1S$,OoO,O0O francs for the Moroccan operations.
 M, Painlevo told the chamber that nothing could be further from the truth than rum0rs that Abd FL -krlm has captured Ta2a," He said he could not understand what interest would be served by the dissemina- ton Of such false reports.
 NJ. Cachin threatened the govern mcnt with the possibility Of 8 gen. ola strike of all French factory workers to compel France 10 cease the Moroccan war and off peace to Ahd -El- Krim.
 He described a recent secret meet ing of workers from tho principal l factories of France in which unani- nous opposition to the French mill tary activities in Morocco was eX. pressed,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
ACCEPTS RESIGNATION
Coolidge Notifies Director MondelI of the War Finance Corporation Today.

Swampscott, Mass July a.--Ac. ceptance by President Coolidge oi the resignation of Frank Mondell al a director of the war finance cor. poration was announced today a' the summer White House. The fol lowing letter from the president t Mir Mondell was made public:
 "I feel that I must comply witt your wish so earnestly expresse, that your resignation as director 0, the war finance corporation be ac- cepted. It may take effect July Is next as you suggest.
 This affords me the opportunity to express my appreciation of ths public service you have rendered while serving as director. You brought to the solution of the many problems encountered, your wide experience in governmental affair and you have earnestly labored at the difficult task. The value of your work has been great not only to the beneficiaries of the law you were ad. mnistering, but also to the coun, trv"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09

ble. Waterbound macadam is being used for surface treatment on the streets Of the "Hill" section. where the department men are now work ing,
 Parking Space Graded
 Final grading work has been completed on the new parking space in front of the city hall on the property, recently leased by the city from the railroad company for the use of city motor cars. The bank has been cut down also, making splendid parking space for ma chimes.
 Phone Books Out
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company Is busy today dis tributing the new summer issue of the telephone directory. The entire distribution will be completed by Saturday
 Building Permits
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build ing permit to Robert and Marion l.. Kirkwood for the erection of a two | family house on Walnut street to cost Sl1,000.
 A building permit has also been ! issued to Carmine Polumba for the alteration of building at SS Main | street.
 For Thursday and Friday. Save time and carfare by getting your meat and fish at. the k. D. Market. Central Av., Forestville. Special for Friday: Fresh Paddock 15c ih Founders 1Sc lh. Steak Carp c2c lo, also Swordfsh. Butterfish. Mackerel Halibut, Salmon. Round Clans and Steamers. Special Friday and Sat, urday, our best tub Butter 47c ID 2 lbs for 9Sc. Lean Smoked Shoulders 21c tb. Shoulder Steal 25c ID. Have you tried our Corr Beef? If not. Why not. Remem Der the place, K. D. Market, For estvile, where the trolley stops.-- advt,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Naval Cadets
 Observe Their Holiday

Quincy, Mass. July 9 R-Argen- tine naval cadets who are making a world tour on the training ship Presidente Sarmiento celebrated the national holiday of the Argentine re- public today by attending banquet given on board the trainin' ship by the Argentine technical commission which has charge Of the refitting of the dreadnaughts Rivadayia and Moreno here
 The Presidcnte Sarmiento vas decorated with flags, and officers from the two Argentine war vcs- sels joined in the festivities. Rear Admiral De Steiguer, commandanl of the CharlcstoWn navy yard, was among tho guests.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
GUBERNICK SUES FOR S1,ooo

Barney Gubernick, through Thom- as F. McDonough and Saul r. Was kowitz, has sued the Connecticut Co. for S1,0oo damages as a result of the collision between trolley car and his automobile at the cor ner of Stanley and Church streets on May 80. The writ is returnahle in the court Of common pleas the first Tuesday of September.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Milford Women Hear of
 Death of Sailor Nephew

Milford, July Pl-~Word was received today by the Misses Annie and Nell Nolan Of the accidental death of their nephew, Daniel Thomas Eolan, a seaman on the United States Colorado which occur red at Honolulu, July :. No par, tiCuiars of his death were contained in the telegram which was sent by the ships captain,
 Nolan enlisted in 1923, A young CT brother is also a member of the crew of the L. g. S. Colorado and was aboard al the time of his broth CTS death
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
East Berlin Items

The regular mid week service will be held at the Methodist church this evening al the usual hour.
 The Junior ball team will play the Center team of Cromwell at Crom- well Sunday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. William Holigan of Southington were the guests of friends and relatives in town last evening.
 Cortland Read has returned to his home on Wilcox venue after en- toying a few days vacation as the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. $. Hazelwood, at her home in West Cromwell.
 At the Community club meeting last evening final arrangements were made for their outing to be held at HotchkisS Grove Saturday. Thert will be about 130 to go and automo piles have been provided for all Those attending are requested tt bring their own silVerWare with theil lunch. Also to be at the MethodiS church promptly at 9 o'clock, day. light time, as the cars will leaNt promptly at this time. A number of athletic events have been ar. ranged with suitable prizes for cacl event Anyone wishing to go ,wht has not already given in their nam' will have transportation furnished them if they will hand their nam, to Royal Holmes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Camille Bourgcoi and daughters Of Pittsfeld, Mass. were the guests of Mir. and Mrs ! Amos Bourgeois at their home ol
 Main street, Wednesday,. Ladies and childrens first-clas ! hair shingIlng. X F.F. Bar Der shor ! --ltjNt
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
IIMuTNTInN nE CHAINS

At court of rr0hnte holdeu at PIain- vile within and for the district of Plain Nnlc on the Sth day of July, A. h., l9e5, Present, Merritt O. Ryder Est, Judge, On motion of Ruth Esther Johnson. ad- ministratrix on the inteStato estate Of Alfred Anderson late of PlainNllc. within said district deceased
 This court doth decree that six months he allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administratriX and directs that public notire he given of this order hy advertising in 2 newspaper having circulation in said district, and by posting copr thereof on the public sign post in said town of PlaintiIle near est the place where the de cassd las' dwelr.
 Certified from Fe, ~rd.
 MEEITT q. RYDER, JudgH
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
MacarOni Exports Would
 Girdle Earth Six Times

Atlantic City, July 9--1f maca- roni exported by the United States in 1924 had been wrapped around the globe it would have girdled it at the equator about six times, it was shown by records at the 22d annual convention ot the National Maca- roni Manufacturers association. The exports last year totaled 7,750,o0o pounds. Each pound contained about 100 sticks foot long or 76,oo0,Ooo feet. 15o,OO0 miles in round figures. Even Italy did not export as much.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
FRENCH AWAITING
 MOROCCAN ATTACK
Abd-EI-Krim Continues to Mass
 Warriors for Assault

Paris, July Rt-Ahd- Fl Krim continues to mass his Moroccan war riors for a dive against the French lines in inc upper Ouercha valley. Information regarding the willy chiefs plans has reached the French intelligence service and measures to combat them are being taken.
 Meanwhile the Riffian propa- ganda proceeds with some success, notably ahong the tribes south of the Uuerchu. but it is hoped the appear anre of troops laised by the sultan will serve to countcract it in large measure.
 Travellers arriving in the Spanish zone say the recent evacuation ot civilians from Ta1l, on the railway cast of I'cZ. was ordered because the i Moorish tribrsmen tEcre abandon- ! cd their friendly attitude toward the l French population as soon as the garrison left for the kiftane fighting front. Many of the male civilians, l however, chose 10 remain and organ ! izn a rotective force of their own.
 The Franco Spanish agreement for combined land blockade of the 1 Moroccan zinc, supplomcntinT the sea blockade already established, vas signed yesterday in Madrid, It was expected 10 he subject for communist interpolation of inc | ,n l,1, ,f of laD- utios today.
 The land blockade will seek to prevent traffic in arms, ammunition, toodstuffs and other commodities needed by the rebels, and to suppress suspicious maneuNers.
 Louis Malvy, head of the French delegation in Madrid has advised the government that third "ant more important" accord, providing for political cooperation, is in thu process of negotiation with pros pcct of signature today.
 While the French are endcavorin; 10 stage off Abd-E -EI-Krim's attacks the Spaniards in their zone are no maintaining passive attitude Tetuan adviccs says column sup ported by aviators stormcd tn
 heights of Bcni Ambran, a stratcgi point of advantage, and dislodge' the trbesmen, consolidating the DO sition as q Spanish outpost,
 A speciCs of Siamese carp rcaChC
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
POLICE TEAM TO PRACTICE

Members of the police baseball squad will hold their first practice session of the season this afternoon at St. Marys field. All candidates for tho nine are urged 10 he pres ent. as Manager Thomas (. Dolan is eager to have as strong an outfit as possible represent L.e New Brit ain force.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Notes


 William BorGan Of New York city Is visiting his brother John Bergan of Cast Main street.
 Myron F, Rogers and family of Broad street are spending the sum mer at Cedar Lake, Chester, Conn, Mrs. Minnie Stephenson, who has been very seriously III for the past Ave months, Is gradually failing, Her Is considered very grave, Benjamin Knox has sold his farm on Red Stono hill 10 Bristol party and will build a new home on Farm ington avenue,
 Samuel Pratt Of Forcstyille avenue left today for a visit with his brother in litchneld, Harold Chandler of Auburn, Me- is visiting his cousin. Ralph Thrall Of rlalnville.
 Mrs. James Paul and son, James of Central square are visiting rcla- lives In Bryan Maer, Pa.
 Miss Tinic Bcnstcad is very m al her home on Washington street. Hoy sister from Chicago is with her
 Overcome By Heat
 William KrGSaer is III at his home on Park street. He was overcome by the heat while working at tho Standard Steel & Hearings, Inc, Tuesday and had to be removed tC his home.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
MER|DEN AU7O|STS
 IN PIKE SMASHUP Driver on Wrong Side Of Road Causes Considerable Trouble WILL APPEAR IN COURT
Benjamin Meyers Reported As Much Improyed--Authorities To Start Anti. Parking Campaign - Other Items of Interest in Town

TWO cars were badly smashed and A Meridcn autoist was arrested for reckless driving on the turnpike shortly before ? o'clock this morn inE, because Andrew Szynarzk or ooo State street, Meriden, chose to drive more on the left hand side or the road than he was allowed to oy law.
 szynarzk was proceeding north on the turnpike about two miles oeio" the center of Berlin and a car drlN- en bv Victor 0. Mamothe ot loo" Broad street, Meriden, vas on It's vay south. Andrew should nave been on the right hand side Of the road, but he was not it IS allegeu' And, his machine came into violent contact with that of the other Merl' den man. After crashing into Ma ,nothe,s car. Szynarzk's car "en' through the white guard fence along the road,
 officer Frank Brown of the Ser lin police investigated the occui ence and summoned szynarLk 10 annear in the Berlin court next +ruesday evening on charge o' reckless driving. Roth cars were badly wrecked slthoush fortunately no one was bur,. A large number of cars col lnctcd at the scene of the accident and if was necessary for the onlcei 10 command them to move. alohs II order 10 keep the highway cleared
 Need For Cat Hole Road
 Berlin residents are pointing ou the need for the speedy compleuoy of the new Cat Hole road. which VII 1e mart of the state trunk hh' highway. The number ot serious aI cidents which have occurred on 'n' +urnrike recently prove conclus>Nei' they say that the turnpike IS over crowded and that another artery Ii rAaded To relieve the conges'lon o' .L msin road between Harttor' and New Haven. <,
 Eerr.sentative Francis Demlng deaplv interested in the project am i, of inc opinion that the sooner 'p rev road is completed the oe'er n.,n he for automohilists' who VII he able to drive in some security is the opi ilion of the rspresen'au, '. that the percentage of accidents l tour will drop markedly ,
 He presents figures to sho" LII ,std for the new road, taking thes 1e,irss from a state report Of tn rnrnber of accidents which have oc cnrr.d in Berlin and which have rt suited in damage and arrests puI irr the past year there were 2Oo ac ci6enis, resulting in lo9 conviction In inc Berlin court. Berlin is hlg on the accident list, RepresentahN Dan,,np saws, but. he expresses COT yiction that when the new road
 opened Berlin's place will De I' from the top.
 Entertained At Dinner
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter l.. Atwat and Mrs. Edna Shaw Damon we cuests of Mir. and Mrs. Norma niSelow at dinner last evening
 the Bigelow cottage at Jobs pom
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license was issued la evening by Town Clerk Arthur
 woodruff to vincenzo D'Ambra
 Christian Lane and Mss Floren
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
NAMED L. S. MARASHAL

Swampscott, Mass, July 9 tPl -- Ewcrs White of McCloud Okla, was appointed today to be a United States marshal. Mir. White who will serve in the western district will succeed Ava Mcdonald whose term expires July lS.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Peace Offer

Paris. July 2 P,-- France and Spain will offer Abd El- -krim au- tonomy in the Riff region of Moroc- co under Spanish prot ectorate. This is one of the principal fea- lures of the Franco-S Spanish accord regarding Morocco signed at Madrid yesterday.
 Refusal Is Expected
 French official circles expect Abd El-Krim to refuse the offer because the leader of the trihcsmcn now op- posing the French and Spanish in Morocco has repeatedly declared in the past that he will not accept a Spanish protcctorate.
 It is understood the Franco. Spanish agreement also provides permission for French military forces 10 enter the Spanish Moroccan zone in pursuit of Abd- FL Krim'' warriors and for such other militar, operations as may he necessary.
 tTho French have for some tim' been seeking this permission an' have maintained they were handi capped in combating Abd- l-krm' invasion of the French zone by in ability to pursue the Riffians whcl they rotreatod across tho border int Spanish territory).
 Although Ahd El-Krim has pre,f ousv refused a Spanish proteCtorat he has said he would accept au tonomy under thc French. This 1 impossible, because his territory the Riff is within tho Spanish zon of Morocco.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
Ecsnrfacinc street

Rcsurfacing of Woodland street has been started by the public works department so that traffic condi- lions may br improved. The depart rent recently completed Maple street and will make repairs on other city streets as soon as possi-
New Britain herald., 1925-07-09

A species of Siamese carp reaches a length of more than five feet.