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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

ballerosos, expertos en- el juego
han realizado con nosotros no tie
ne nombre, es inperdonable. En-
dos dias de juego solamente nos
han ganado como peso Y medic,
casi un par de zapatos para uno
de nuestros muchachos.
No es este tai vez nuestro i'll
timo. viaje y nos desquitaremos,
de ESQ pueden estar seguros.
El Gobernador regres6 a Puer-
to Rico va. Su sequito tambien.
En- Washington, present6 nuestra
isla como una jauja. Sinembargo,
la mentira Official que trata de esa
manera de justificar y legalizar
la exploitation que contra la masa
infeliz sc realiza, no podra aho-
gar la protesta del pueblo que ro-
bado en- su production, en- su sa-
lud, en- su trabajo Y en- su vida,
ha sido robado tambi6n en- 10 mas
sagrado de su ciudadania en- su
derecho al libre sufragio.
La vida real de la masa infeliz
que trabaja y muere de hambre,
de millares de niios desnudos y
descalzos sin esperanza de saliva
cion por parte de aquellos que
monopolizan el poder por Ia usur-
paci6n Y el dolor, no podra ocul-
tarse ante el pueblo Americana
por toda la vida.
Tengamos fe en- nuestros idea
les de redencion humana, redoble-
mos nuestros esfuerzos en- ell pro-
p6sito de libertar de la exploitation
a nuestro pueblo, Y con la vista
fila en- ell porvenir que nos reser-
va la historic combatamos sin tre-
qua a los responsables de ese es-
tado de oprobio y de horror en-
que vejeta y muere el pueblo obre-
re de Puerto Rico.
MAS impresiones? 81 las he te-
nido, en- mi pr6ximo escrito VEN
dram.
P. RIVERA MARTINEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
MONCHILE Y ANGULO
CONTRATADOS:

Tanto gusto la pelota jugada
por estos muchachos a los fanati-
cos de Quisqueya, tan entusiasma-
dcs quedaron por las soberbias
exhibiciones que ellos ofrecieron,
que Ultima hora Sc les hizo pro-
posiciones para que marchen a
Santo Domingo ell pr6ximo JUNO,
fecha en- que ha de dar comienzo
ALI ell campeonato nacional. An
gulo y Monchile estudiaran las
condolences del contrato Y 81 las
Green ventajosas abandonaran por
tres meses nuestras ligas para
militar en- los equipos dominica
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

le auguran un gran porvenir en-
su carrera basebolera.
Esto es todo cuanto podemos
hoy informar a nuestros lectores
en- relaci6n con la serie domini-
cana que acaba de celebrarse. La
suerte que corrieron nuestros mu-
chachos ha picado nuestra curio-
sidad y vemos va como densas
dudas vienen nublar la fe Y la
confanza que teniamos en- nuestra
formidabilidad peloteril, viendo CO.
mo Sc desploma repentinamente ell
edifcio de esperanzas que habfa-
mos FORBADE en- nuestra imagina-
ci6n. Surgen nuevas ideas, nue.
vos pensamientos fijan nuestra
atencion, tratamos de desvanecer
un torbellino de problemas que nos
agita, pero en- vano trabajamos.
La question es la siguiente, muy
sencilla, 81 los dominicanos cuyos
nombres publicamos anteriormente
han vencido al San Juan Athle-
tics en- tres de los cinco juegos
celebrates, 81 Juno de los juegos
que gano el Athletics sc debi6 al
extraordinario pitching de SUN
CAR, un quisqueyano!, ipodrfa
en- los momentos actuales un con-
junto netamente boricua derrotar
en- una serie a un conjunto meta
mente dominicano? Tienen la pa
labra los cronistas baseboleros.
GQue opinan Luis Progress, Don
Baldo, Gerrish Jr., Abate Rojo,
Bambino y Veterano Jr.? Presen-
tamos el siguiente lineup porto
rriqueno de acuerdo con su cores
pondiente orden de bate:
Millito, segunda; King, short;
Daviu, right; Santana, catcher;
Caratini, tercera; Gacho, prime
ra; Angulo, center; Monchile,
left; y pitchers: Camar6n, Mon
cho, Cristino, Chech6n, Garcia,
Mendoza, Angulo, Gacho.
Lineup dominicano: Catcher,
Guagua; primera, Mateo Ninin;
segunda, Diogenes; tercera, Pi-
mao; short, Tetelo; fielders, aquf
hay mucho material que descono-
cemos y 10 dejamos sin discutir.
Pitchers: Suncar, Nero, San, Err
nestico, Cuello, Gueba, Pajarito y
Amable.
iQUIEN VENICE A OuIEN2..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
BARREIRO Y ANGULO BA-
TEARON MARAVILLOSA-
MENTE:

Estos dos atletas Ilamaron mu-
cho la atenci6n en- la serie, jugan-
do como PROFESSIONALS. Barreiro
pesar de 10 que piensa Bosch
supo tambien poner muy en- alto
nuestro prestigio basebolero, rea-
firmando ell nombre que hemos con-
qulstado en- el mundo peloteril.
Los ex-grises Sc mantuvieron la
altura que demandaba ell deber pa
.reciendo tai vez que actuaban i'm
pulsados por ell acicate del pa
triotismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

ria Y es de esperarse que la ciu-
dad mayagdezana ha de derra-
marse en- los stands deseosa de
aplaudir a sus hijos. Sc anuncia
que Gacho y Gamiz han de re-
forzar a los ROJOS y este solo
basta para que tengan los Rubios
que pelear como buenos gallos 81
desean. veneer. De todo informa-
remos en- nuestras columnas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
CUELLO PITCHEA
SORPRENDENTEMENTE

Cuello es un pelotero jovencito
de esos que avanzan con rapidez
asombrosa. Frente a los ELE-
FANTES realizo una labor mag
mica, siienciando varias veces a
la ggaesa artillerfa boricua. Bue-
na impression ha dejado Ell "ser-
pentinero que empieza', y todos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
MAYAGUEZ ESTA HOY
DE PLACEMES:

La Sultana del Oeste esta hoy
de placemes. Los Rubios de Land
graft son hoy sus huespedes, Y
han de batirse con los famosos
cardenales. La expectation es in
mensa, la animation extraordina-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08


TO.
SEGUNDA:- Esta promote ser
una lucha muy hermosa. 'Merino'',
"Cubanita y my Revene" Sc dis
cutiran La supremacia. Hasta ell ne
gro "Lucero" quemara su cohete.
my Reverie" es nuestro favorito,
pero por muy escaso margen. ecu
banita" lleva la ventaja de la po-
sicion que ocupara al cuadrar, MY
Reverie" lleva la superioridad del
Jockey. "Merino", a no ser que
venga bien y que haya olvidado Ell
resabio que tan larga ausencia lie
cuesta, no podr& paresrse con "Cu-
banita" nj my Reverie''. iojaa
venga bien traqueado para yer una
lucha interesanteI De escoger tres:
my Reverie'', "Cubanita'', y Me
rino''. De escoger dos My Reverie'
y "Cubanita''. 81 solo uno: MY
Reverie'.
TERCERA:-En esta no hay dno
para ''Guajiro'' y "Parina". Ami
bos ejemplares lestan en- magnificas
condolences, arnbos llevan buenos
Jockeys, su sitio en- Ia pista es
casi Ell mismo, la distancia es larga,
asi es que este va a estar emocionan-
&c. Ademas Santa no CORE sino a
"Guajiro'' en- todo Ell dia, y San
chez, ademas de Parma no CORE
sino "Alma Llanera". Esta va
a ser una lucha eRcarnizada, y ma
da de extrafio tendria que tuviese-
mos OCCASION de yer uno de esos es-
Lectaculos tan corrientes en- nueS-
tro hip6dromo cuando los Jockeys"
quieren decidir la carrera fuerza
de mutuos latigazos. Nuestro favo-
rito es "Guajiro", aunque "Fari-
ma tai vez sea mas resistente.
CUARTA.- "Napoo'' hasta la
meta. "Rub&n'' "Fouche" 10
acompaharan en- los primeros tramos
para despu6s verlo galopar en- Ia
deIantera y dar fe de su victoria.
Els una Inca que no Sc debe caer.
QUINTA.-"M Marta b., que tan
nagnifico "record'' hizo Ell domin-
go pasado, demostrando asi que ha
vuelto 10 que era antes de sus de-
rrotas manos, mejor dicho, pa
tas de "Molinera'', debe entrar pri-
mera la meta con relativa facili-
dad. 81 Sc descuida, 81 aun est&
cansada de su Iltimo esfuerzo, en-
tonces "Chavala" Ia puede dejar
con tamaTio palmo de narices. DE
lla" tiene Ell tercero asegurado, y
"PoIo'' ell cuarto, "FIecha" ell
jlltimo. "SevilIa'' es la que no tie
ne ningun puesto fijo de antemano.
Los puede recorrer todos.
SEXTA.-En esta carrera a una
nnlla, puede decirse que solo corren
tres caballos "Euzkadi', "Capuchi-
no. y "Galgo'R. "capuchino", por
supuesto, es lr1ferior a los otros dos.
F9c1d tld OO4aOd AuSAa, CA Ad Su0@
saldran a relucir como siempre las
tendencias de fGalgo" correr por
donde no debe. En- una carrera en-
que va "Galgo" uno no puede ase-
gurar nunca NADIA, no Sc sabe como
Sc ha de portar este ejemplar. Sin
embargo, habi6ndole ganado Ma
poo y MY Reverie, bien puede hacer
10 mismo con "Euzkadi" Todo de-
pende, sin embargo, de que "Gal-
go" lie de por despistarse y "Euz
kadi'' por demostrar su velocidad-
sETIMA.-Esta Ultima carrera es
la mas dificil. Diez caballos, distan-
(Contin1a en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
BROWN NO
PUDO JUGAR:

Nosotros presentamos un cuadro
diferente al que regularmente apa-
rece en- nuestras ligas, debido
que Rafael Brown no pudo desem-
pefar su posici6n, sintiendo aun
las consecuencias del terrible gol-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
HOY LOBOS Y ELEFAN-
TES EN- LA OCHO:

Hoy jugaran en- la liga insu-
lar los colosos Arecibo y San
Juan. San quiere demostrar su
habilidad frente los elefantes Y
viene muy esperanzado confando
en- sus proezas con los Rubios.
Santana Sc encargara de dar a
conocer los resultados de los jue-
gos por radio.
Estas luchas prometen resultar
espectaculares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08
HLPICA
iVOIOerd MingO cOger LimardO de mingO?-My Re-
Uerie Marta faUoritos Por may ligerO margen. qua
jirO Farina. La orejd de GdchO siendO gdcho? Re
petra Galgo? Cudntos juega ID en- la Ultima c0rre-
r0?.-La 1aica Inca SegurG: NGPOO

Hacia tempo que no Sc nos pre-
sentaba un programa tan interesan-
te como ell de esta semana. Otra
vez, como el domingo pasado, Sc lie
presenta a Domingo Ramos Ia opor-
tunidad de ganar bastante dinero,
aunque en- menor escala. Deciamos
la semana pasada que Mingo Ramos
venia con suerte, que ganaria mu-
cho, y 10 prueba el haber recogido
en- cheques, en- Ia caseta, $1264.33.
IY ESQ que "Tippity Witchet" no
corrio! Esta tarde facilmente pue
de obtener tres primeros premios y
un tercero.
En- casi todas las carreras hay mas
de un caballo que puede triunfar le-
galmente, asi es que muchas ser&n
las papeletas que Sc Quedaran en- la
Gale, Y el "pool" promote pagar
bien. Ala van nuestros favoritos.
PRIMERA CABRERA: -Realmen
te I'm programa tan interesante CO.
mo el de hoy no debia comenzar con
el nombre de "Camaguey", cargado
con 156 ibras y media. Indudable-
rlente que su dueho 10 retirara q
tempo, y le evitar& al caballo Ell
trabajo de cargar con ese peso ex-
cesivo, para perderse.
"Nieve" debe triunfar en- esta
carrera. Ell unico que pUede amena-
zarla de cerca es "Perrillero". Aho-
ra bien, 81 "Gacho" Sc decide
ganar, ninguna oportunidad mejor
que esta. Puede entrar primero con
la mayor naturalidad del mundo.
Beduino", "Aviador" lone
la" e11traran de uno en- fondo a la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

pc que sufri6 en- las 1ltimas lu-
chas con los DUQUES. Camar6n
defendi6 la intermedia Y 10 hizo
tan magistralmente que recogi6
grandes aplausos del soberano.
Tambien Santana jug6 en- un de-
saffo esa posici6n y 10 hizo a sa-
tisfaccion de todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

le auguran un gran porvenir en-
su carrera basebolera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-08

CUARTA.- ''Napoo'' hasta la
meta. "Rub&n" Y "Fouche" 10
acompaharan en- los primeros tramos
para despues verlo galopar en- Ia
delantera y dar fe de su victoria.
Els una Inca que no Sc debe caer.
The border vidette., 1925-08-08
STATE OF ARIZONA,
CnnDtv nf Pima %

County of Pima,
This instrument was acknowledged
before me this 9th day of April. 1928,
by John B. Wright and Carl R. Tisor.
In witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and official seal on said
date.
LILA r. DEAN.
Notary SeaD Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Sept. 2, 1927.
The border vidette., 1925-08-08
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been successful In the treatment OF
Catarrh. 1t consists Of an Ointment
which Quickly Relieves, and the In
ternal Medicine, a Tonic. which acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces, thus reducing the Inflammation
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE as a
All druggists.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The border vidette., 1925-08-08
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
or
SAlERO MINES CORPORATION.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
SCENTS: That we. John B. Wright.
whose residence and post office address
Arizona, and Carl r. Tisor, whose re-.
sidence and post office address is 500
North Third Avenue, aaid Tucson,
both being citizens OF the United States
OF America. have this day associated
ourselves together. for the purpose OF
forming corporation under the laws
OF the State OF Arizona, and we do
make, sign, acknowledge, publish and
adopt the following as the Articles OF
Incorporation thereof:
The border vidette., 1925-08-08

That the names OF the incorporators
are John B. Wright and Carl R. Tisor.
That the name Of the corporation is
principal place for the transaction Of
business is Salero, Santa Cruz county,
State of Arizona. and that branch Of
fees may be established by the direc
tors. at such place or places, within or
without the State OF Arizona. rs they
may from time to time determine.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Prominent Catholic
 TheOlOgian Dies

New York, June 2s 0ps-The Rev, Henry Churchill semple, distinguish |. ed Roman Catholic theologlan, a member of the Jesuit order for hah a century, and formerly moderator of theological conferences of the archdiocese of New York, died sud denly on Saturday in his 7srd year, at Loyols university, New Orleans, La.
 Father semple was born at Mont gomery, Ala. He was recognized as a leading theologian writer on canon law in the Jesuit order, He was tht author of several religious books and translations of the lives of John Berchmans and Mother De Mattel.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
GRANT PATENT FOR FOLDED GOLF CLUB
West Suffeld Woman InVents
 Stick Handy to Carry
BY GEORGE H. MANNING

Washington Bureau of N. B. Herald)
 Washington, D, C., June D. From golf sticks to gas ranges and from belt buckles to ball bearings is the recent range of Yankee ingenu- fly as evidenced by grants just made by the U. S. patent office to citizens of New Britain and nearby towns.
 A golf stick always was an awk- ward thing 10 carry when off the links, but now Olga c. Wever of West Suffield has patented a club with handle jointed in the middle 50 that 1t may be folded to half its length.
 Three patents for the construction of cook stoves and ovens were granted to Joseph F. Lamb of New Britain, who assigned them all to Landers, Frary & Clark, a New Britain corporation.
 A Christmas tree ornament con- sisting of an electric light shaded by a tinsel thread covering so that only light reflected from the tinsel is visible was patented by Clifford w.. Cowles, New Britain, who has as- signed the invention to the Ground ulet Co. of Newark, N. J.
 Ernest N, Humphrey. New Britain, has been granted a patent on a new device for friction grip belt buckles, using belts without holes. The claim has been pending since July 2, 1924.
 An improved design for the con- struction of hand drills Is covered by a patent issued to Christian Bodmer. New Britain, and assigned by him to the Stanley Works.
 A liquid register for measuring the flow of fluids in dispensing de- vices was patented by Arthur L. Witherell, Wethersheld. His appli- cation was filed April 2. 1929.
 A new method of spacing double row ball bearings was patented by Peter Cofranesco and William P. Thiede, New Britain, and assigned to the Fafnir Bearing Go. Their ap- plication was filed Nov. 3, 1924.
 To the Fafnir Bearing Go. also were assigned patents on three lap ping machines, two granted to John ". Smith, and one to Raymond R. Searle, both of New Britain.
 Three forms of electrical switch connections were patented by Henry E. Lepert of New Britain, and as- signed to the Trumbul Electric Mfg. Co.of Plainville. The Trum- bull company also received the as- sigrfment Of an enclosed safety switch patented by Frank T. Wheeler of Plainvile.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
American Steamer Goes
 On Cape Verde Reefs

St. Cincent. Cape Verde Islands, June 29 R(-The American steamer West Hesseltine, bound for New York, is stranded on the north reef of Maio Island Gin the Cape Verde group). She is resting easily and her tanks are holding.
 (The West Hesseltine, a vessel of 3466 tons, left New York March 17 and was last reported off the Ivory coast, on June 5.)
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
WHN-New YOrk-361

! ?. m.-Orchestra dance music. p. m.-Metropolitan Trio. 7.3o p. m,-Alja's orchestra. $ p. m.-"Batteries, H. B. Shontz. sos p. m.-Dance orchestra. $40 p. r,-John V. Aspe, tenor. $50 p m.-Littmann' orchestra. 9:o0 p. m.-Wm. B. krigger, bari
 tone.
 9.30 D. m,-Marguerite Richard, so-
 prano
 9:45 p. W. J. Murphy, tenor. 10 p. m.--Charles La Ruff, banjo. 10:15 ?, m.-Nell Blake, soprano. Il p. m.-Organ recital F 9. m.-Richman's Entertainers.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Dr. Mayo Is Greeted by
 King George of England

London. June 29 Rl-King Georg' today received at Buckingham pal ace Dr, Charles II. Mayo, of Koch. ester, Minn, the American surgeon. He was introduced to the king by Lord Dawson. of Penn, one of the physicians to his majesty.
 Dr. Mayo remained for some time in conversation with the king, who expressed the hope that mutual ad- vantage would accrue to the repre- sentatives of the medical professions in England and the United States by the visit to England of the party Of American and Canadian doctors who attended the recent meeting in Lon don Of the Interstate Postgraduate Assembly,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
One Mans Back Broken
 Another Killed in Crash

Toronto. June o9 P'-stanley Sor- rell, 24, was instantly killed and Fred Smith, 97, had his back broken when a heavy limousine in which they were riding rolled over into a ditch on the Lansing road yesterday. Smith WAS taken 10 a hospital, where his condition was said to be critical.
 Coroner Farquharson will hold an inquest into the death of Sorrell week from next Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
Brooklyn Man, Hit by Auto Dies in DanhurY Hospital

Panhury June 2s P1Albert Shepard, 6l,of 53 Newell street Brooklyn. \, Yo died in the Dan- bury hospital last night Of injuries received when a wagon in which he vas riding in southbury last Friday night vas struck by an automobile and overturned. Several Of the mans ribs were fractured. the col larbone broken and his skull prob ahly fractured. Shepard who was a former resident of New Haven, was spending the summer in Southbury. The automobile which caused the ac- cident is said to have been from Seymour. The name of the driver is not known. It s expected that Cor oner John J. Phelan, Bridgeport, will conduct an inquest here.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
WNTC A-NPw YOrk-2l1

63n p, m.-Ernie Goldens orch. 7,S0 ?. m,-Corinne Cooper, soprano 7:45 p, m.-Bob Schafer, Fred Fish
 CT, songs
 8 p. m.--Christian Science lecture. 2 ?. m.-Palisadians' orchestra. 10 D. m.-Radio Forum. 1n:5o ?. m.--Coony theater program 1f;30 ?. m.-Manhattan Serenader
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
WBZ-SpringfeId-333

' ?, m.-Capitol theater orchestra. 3 p, m.-Aleppo drum corps, 8:50 ?. m.-John Roberts, baritone 9:4j ?, m,-Brunswick orchestra. 10 ?. m.-Mrs. Irene Rommel, pi-
 aniste.
 10:15 ?. m.-BrunsWick orchestra, 1N:SO p. m.-Market report, 10:4n ?. m.-Book review. lQ;50 ?. r.-Scores; time.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29

6,15 ?. n.--Ernie Kricketts orch ' ?. m--Waiter Koch, baritone. 7;15 ?. Sports, " Bill Wathey. 7:30 p. m-Walter Koch, baritone 7;45 p. m.-"Learn 10 Swim
 s ?, m.-Philharmonic concert band. 2 p m.-A Reids Hour.
 fo ?. m.--Nei0blum String quartet 1n'.o ?. Business is Business, !"
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
BOY GIVES LIFE
 ID SAVE MOTHER
Five Year Old Yeunsster Is
 Burned to Death

New York, Juno 29-Thomas J. Daly, Jr, years old, died yesterday In Union hospital, the Bronx, of burns he sustained trying to extin- guish the flames in his mothers dress, which had caught fire at the stove in the kitchen of their home at 2Ss2 Valentine avenue, the Bronx. Mrs. Daily is in serious condition at Fordham hospital and the father, patrolman, and Reta, a daughter, .6 years old, were treated for burns about the face and hands.
 Thomas father. World War vet erans and a member of the Special Service Squad on duty in Chinatown at night, was asleep shortly before II o'clock while his wife, Julia, 27 years old, and the two children were In the kitchen preparing a picnic lunch. The family intended to 20 to Rockaway Beach in the afternoon.
 Mrs. Daly had a chicken boiling on the gas stove over two burners. On rack above the stove hung some clothing. Suddenly as she stood over the pot. with her two children beside her, eager to see the progress of the picnic cooking, the pot boiled over, eXtinguishing the flame on one burn er' The escaping gas ignited from the adjoining flame and flared, set ting fire to the clothing on the rack and Mrs. Daly's cotton house dress and scorching the children.
 Uses Hands to Beat Flames
 Thomas and Beta ran, screaming toward the door, but the boy turned and saw his mother enveloped in flames. He ran to her. Regardless of the sheet of flame about her body, he beat upon 1t with his hands fran tically, crying for help.
 His father. reused by the first cry of the children, ran into the kitchen from the bedroom across the hall. He pulled his wife and son into the corridor, and with his bare hands was beating upon the flames in his Wtfe's dress when neighbors who had also heard the children's screams, ran in to help. They eXtinguished the fire in Mrs. Dalys and Thomas's clothing and then Daly, seeing that his two children were burned, picked Up one under each arm, ran down four flights of steps and two blocks 10 Union Hospital, He refused aid for himself. although he was pain fully burned about the face and hands but ran back to his wife.
 Meanwhile the neighbors had turned in a fire alarm, applied first aid to Mrs. Daly and telephoned for an ambulance. She vas swathed in cloths soaked in Caron oil. The fire men had succeeded in confining the fire to the kitchen and dining room of the apartment when an am- bulance from Union hospital arrived just as Daly returned. Dr. Kline and the patrolman accompanied her. Her condition was said 10 be serious and she was removed 10 Fordham hospital Daly vas treated for his burns and learned that his daughter had been only slightly burned about the arms, They were able to go home, but Thomas was burned so severely about the face, hands and body that he died early last night
 Patroman Daly was a Flight Ser geant in the Aviation Service over seas and served there Is months taking part in four major engage nents. He became a member of the police department shortly after his discharge from the army
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
HFYNE-SCHLIZ

Alfred A. Heyne of ForestIille and Miss Minnie P. Schulz of Whitman street, Ne-E Britsn, will be married Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock al st. Matthew's German church. Rev
 A. z. Theodore steege, pastor of the church, will perform the ceremony.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
MIAE-Ncm York-4a2

8 D. m-Dinner music. ?, r..-Nlargarct Potter, opera IosIe.
 f5 r. 0r-Musical program from
 Srrand theater; remarks by Josep ph r.unhett, vocal and instrumental 7rJS's, f.ao p. m.--Hea)th talk, }i r. m.-Goldman band concert. ir l5 ?. m.--James Rose, tenor, l0:3O.l1;So ?. m,-JaCk Albin's or chestra
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
WEEl--BostOn-476

6:5o p. m.-Big Brother club, 7:30 ?. m.-Musicales. 8:50 p. m.-Lost and Found; scores. S:45 p. m.-Health talk. g p. m.-Musicale from WEAF. i0:S0 ?. m,-Ed Andrews dance Or
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New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
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| 4o ?. m.-"H Home Economies s' H 70 D, m.---Market high spots.
 2 m.--Robt Campbell, baritone. f.l5 ? m.--ASbury Park Hour; ad-
 i-oss; original Charleston Five. li ? m.-UNweris band concert. lo.l5 ?. m.--"Trend of the Times" to.'o ? m -rolice alarms; weather. t' f5 T m,-Dclla Riordan, baritone
New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
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6 '. m.-Orlando's concert orch. 8:15 p, m.-Manley Boone, tenor. $50 ?. m.-Charles Griffith. violinist BPS D. m.-Henrietta Mastin, so-
 prano. 7:5O p. m.-Concert orchestra. p. m.-IIugo Gernsback. Radio
 Hookupe" ." 9:1o ?. m.-Giovanni Blanco, man.
 dolinlst. 9:25 p. m.JHenrietta Mastin, so-
 prano.
 9:40 D. m.-1nstrumental trio. 10 D, m.-pance orchestra.