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New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
DISTURBANCES SPREAD
Chinese Disorders Now Reach Pro. vince Of iiuman-Protcction Asked By Foreign Residents.

H2nkow, China. March II Oql- The party of Marshal Wn pei.1,u who is leading q Hupeh army .'%aInst the Kuominchun (nationoI ."rmies) in Honan province. today 'Ialmed the practical elimination of 'ho huominchun from Honan. If was reported that the rcmaip,ns i\uominchun troops in that province nave been driven into Shenchow in western Honan and there surround cd. "N
 It was reported also that General fuoh Wei-Chun. governor of Honan and commander Of the second Kuo- mlnchun, has been killed during tbe retreat of his forces by members .ot the red spirit society,"" General ue1 was the principal lieutenant or Marshal Feng Yu-Hsalng. the kuominchun chieftain.
 Disturbed conditions have spread TO tho province of Human south of the langtsn river. and foreign res ldonts or Chanesha. the provincial capital have asked that a gunboat he sent to protect them in view Of the threatening outlook. The pro- Flncial governor, Chao Heng-To. has heeh forced 10 leave Changsha.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
NOT CORBETT GIRL.

Troy N. T., March II Pl--A girl believed 10 have been Alice NJ. Cor hCtt Of Utica, is not the missing smith college student, a detective and Harry F. Whiton, an attorney, have decided after investigation of the attorneys disclosure that the girl was employed as a domestic in a Troy boarding house. Identity of the person involved was not dis closed. Miss Corbott has been miss ing since November o3 last, and a search covering New England and New York has thus far failed 10 flnd her.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

SlnSton, for the purpose of trans ac'lhg important business. If is hoped that large delegation will 1 turn out, since rhis session will bn ne l!rst regular meeting to be held ny the organization. The meeting tonight has been postponed on ac- count of illness.
 Birthday Party Held
 X surprise birthday n,rtv roa 'ohdered Allen Fishe at his home m Beckley last evening. A largo group Of his friends were present and the evening was a pheasant one games being played, dancing enjoyed ana refreshments served. Nr. flSke received many gifts. T. \. E, Minstrel Show The T A. E. society minstrel show, which will be held novt Thursday evening at Forcstcrs' hall promises to be one of the seasons 1 important events. The troupe hos on"n rch'arsing faithfully for scy- crat weeks past and it is expected tEat those who attend will receive real treat, The latest songs and funny jokes, together with clever dances, will be featured and Ken sineton's best talent will appear.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be an oyster suDpor served at the Episcopal church so- cial rooms Friday evening. The com- mittcc in charge have arranged to take care of largo number
 Tn" Community club meeting for March 2i will he in charge of tho following committee. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis DoWd, Albert anu Hiss Isa- bel Lawrence.
 A mems yollcy ball tournament is 10 he outlined at tho Community hall this evening, Owing to there not being any game schedule for tonight tho floor will ho entirely for the mon of the club.
 The True Blues of the Methodist church will give a finch party in the church basement Friday evcn- irg.
 Mrs. Charles Nelson Is confined to her home on Man street with the grin.
 Tho St, Patrick's day banquet of tho Community club next Wednesday evening will start promptly at [ o'clock as announced last evening.
 The East Berlin basketball team was eliminated from tho tournament at Hartford by the score of 32 to 2S. It was impossible to send the entire team to play owing to the short mo- tiCe given.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Berlin Mews
NEW HAVEN HEARS
 ECHO OF ACCIDENT
Suits as Result Of Tragedy iD Berlin to Be Heard This Week
ACTIONS ARE FOR S2O,OO0

Community Club Membership On h. creasc-Affirmativc Wins Mems LycCrm Debatc-Firc Warden Is- sues AnnouncCmCnt--Oth Items. An echo of the accident on tho turnpike last 5uly 8, in which Mrs William Mccarthy and her daughter, Miss Francis Mccarthy. were killed. and William Mccarthy and another daughter, Miss Agnes Mccarthy, were seriously injured will be heard in the superior court at New Haven his week, when two of three SIC, ,0Q0 suits, arising out of the accident will be tried.
 Libby &s French, the firm which owned the truck involved in the crash, has sued for S1O,00o, naming Mrs. Julia Papallo of 1G Springdalc avenue, McridCn, owner of the car driven by Cosmo AngeIctti; Angeletti who was held criminally responsible for the deaths and the estate of Miss Frances Mccarthy as dcfend- cnts. Williams Bcrghaus, driver of the truck is also suing for SI0, ,000 damages, naming the same dc(cnd-. ants.
 The accident was one of the most horrible which has ever occurred within the limits of Berlin. A small sedan operated by Miss Frances Nc Carthy, was proceeding south on the Berlin turnpike near the Silver Lake Inn. In front of Miss McCarthys machine was a large truck, owned
 by Libby X French and operated by
 William BCrghaus.
 Miss Mccarthy attempted to nass
 had reached point abreast of the
 larger vehicle, the machine of Angel
 ctti appeared in front, headed in the
 opposite direction. BcrFhaUs. in at
 tempting to give tho machines more
 room in which to pass. swcrvc1 10
 the right, ovcrturning the truck in
 the ditch. The pleasure cars Cume
 together with a great crash, reducing
 the sedan 10 fragments and killing
 Miss Mccarthy and her mother.
 Miss Agnes Mccarthy was removed
 to the Mcridcn hospital. to which
 institution she was confined for scv-
 cral months, before being removed
 10 her home in Boston.
 Community Club Growing.
 More than sevcnty-five members turned out 10 tho Community club meeting last evening at East Berlin
 and at the present growth of the organization it is expected that there will be a total membership of ono hundred and fifty. So rapidly has the club grown that 1t has been found necessary 10 take over tho former K. of r. hall. The hall Is
 used every night in the week for
 members Of the association. On Monday evening tho girls have their gym" class and Friday evening for the boys Wednesday evening is re- served for the usual weekly meeting 1 of the club. The mon of the Con- l munitv have Thursday evening for | their activities and at the present time a vollcv ball tournament is hc- ing arranged. Saturday afternoon i
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Rub Rheumatic Pain
 From Aching Joints
Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle or old
 "St. Jacobs OIL"
Stop dosing Rheumatism.

It's pain only; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing. penetrating "St. Jacobs oil" right on the tender spot" and by the time you say Jack Robinson out comes the rheumatic pain and distress. "St. Jacobs Oil" is a harm less rheumatism lIniment which nev- CT disappoints and doesn't burn the skin It takes pain. soreness and stiffness from aching joints. muscles and bones: stops scist'ca, lumbago, backache and neuralgia.
 Timber up! Get small trial bottle Of old-time, honest 'St. Jacobs OH" from any drug store, and in a moment, you'u be free from pains. aches and stiffness. Don't sui fer, Rub rheumatism away.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
TOWN CHARGE DIES AT ST,

Hartford, March II Pl--Charles w. Myers, S7. who was the last Of the inmates to leave the Archer homo at Windsor after 1t was closed when its proprctrcss, Mrs. Amy F. Archer Gilligan was arrested charg- cd with murder of some of the in- mates, died this morning at the Hartford hospital. He leaves no known relatives. He has resided for ten years at the town farm in Wind sor. He will be buried in the Rocky Hill cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Fifth District school Meeting

Property owners in the Fifth school district in East Bristol will pay school tax this year of seven mills, tho rate decided on at their meeting held last evening. This Is an increase of two mills over last year, although practically all property has been assessed for con siderably more in the revaluation and equalization list recently com pleied by the board of assessors. The increased tax rate is necessary because Of the erection of new school building, now nearing com pletion. which was estimated 10 cost s90,0 ,00o.
 The seven mill tax was proposed by Fred Fletcher of Middle street, while Michael Kilduff of Downs street favored n six mill tax. A vote taken showed seven for the seven mill tax and seven against fl, the deadlock being broken by Jo. seph l.. Mcdonald. acting chair. man. who cast his vote for the proposal for Mir. Fletcher.
 Milk Producers Meeting
 The Milk Producers association Of Bristol will hold its annual meeting this evening at s o'clock in the city court room.
 Routine business will be transact cd.
 Has Land ODtion
 Councilman Homer II. Judd. who represents the srte board Of 'shorios and game in purchasing capacity states that he has an op- ton on 270 acres of land in Burl. ington, owned by the Ansonia Products company. The land in question adioins property now owned by the state board.
 IaskcvitCh Defeats JcrroIds
 Johnny Laskeyitch of New Ha- ven defeated Frank Jerrolds six out of nino games last night at the Central Recreation bowling alleys. The high score of the evening was run up by Jerrolds in his fifth game. when his total pintau was lS4. The scores wore as follows,
 Laskcvitch: 119, liz. 100, 1oS 13o. 1lo, 124, 1S2. 119 - Total l,o6+. Average, 1lS.c.
 Jerroids; lis, 9S. 1n3. 1l7, 1S- lo9, go, l26. go - Total 1.ooI Average, ll12.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
TCTryVillc

Score at haIf time: Bristol %. Tcrryvillc II. Referee, Clyde Wa tors.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
FIBRE PIECES VERY CHEAP

for quick closing out. With up- holstered seats and backs we offer few Davenports. Sofas, Chairs and Rockers for living rooms or sun porch. Slightly shopwom, but wonderful values at our prices.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Few Tax Returns

Very fcw tax returns have been filed at tho local post office, it was reported this morning. althouch the last day for filing them is Monday Assistant Postmaster J. ]. Graham will be in the office from q. nl. 10 8 D. m. Saturday to take at.i- davits and urges taxpayers to como in during those hours and dispoSs CT 1 hn nir rntMrns
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Fire in Truck
Will Give Play

Tho Young Peoples circle of tho Congregational church will present thrce-act comedy entitled Get ting Acquainted With MadEa'
 Thursday evening" March IS, at <
 o'clock, in the parish house. The
 play is for the benefit of the church
 calendar. which is being furnished
 by the Yonng Peoples circle.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Planning Party

Final arrmErmvnts have been completed for tho Sr. pauick's so- cial to bo held Tuesday afternoon and evening in the Community tho rtcr under the auspices of the St. Mary's Parish society. There will be q food sale in the afternoon, with an entertainment, whist and dance in the evening.
 The choir of tho Church of Our Lady of Mercy will rchcorse at 7:3o o'clock this evening in prep aration for its part in the entertain
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Observe 4th Anniversary

Tythian Temple, Nc, 2?, lythian Sisters, observed it's fourth anniycr- sary last night with q fine program attcr the regular meeting, pythian lodge, Knights of Pythjas presented the temple with q large birthday cake bearing four candles. Rcfrcsh- mcnts were served. Visitors woro present from Hartford Mcr,dcn and Now Pri1iN
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

NccIInc is Postponed
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet March 25 at s o'clock at Legion hall, Ken
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
School Grant Check Received

A check for St3,722.r5 was re- ccivcd by tho city of Bristol ycster- day from the state school grant
 This amount is based on a total enrolment of 6,o99 in September, 1925. nt sra for each child onum- Crated.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

The condition of Louis Beckley Of Kcnsincton, who is seriously i'll with renumonia, was reported to be much improved this morning. Mir. Eccklcy is one of Kensington's well known residents and he makes his home with Mir. and Mrs. George S. Griffith. His many friends will be pleased 10 learn of his improved condition.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Cards From DCssani

Cards have been received by friends in Kensington. from Peter Drssani n resident of this place, who has left on trip to California. NIT. Dcssani states that he is enjoy ing the trip, but that a heavy snow storm was encountered as he reached Buffalo. He expects 10 reach Oakland, California, tomor-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

O@A'7r7J -AT T3Rft NTNE About 20 offered in different woods and periods. Some are full length, some semi vanity size and others in the triplicate mirror dressing table type.
 Choice at 'S22.5O to 5000
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11
Must secure Permits
In NcM Britain Sho,r

Miss Eva Giannotta of Kcnsing-
 ton has q prominent part in the re-
 vuo 10 be presented this evening by the Girls club of the Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, New Britain, at Odd Fellows hall, that city. Miss Gian-
 notta has taken part in several
 amateur performances in Berlin and
New Britain herald., 1926-03-11

The Milk Producers association ot Bristol will hold lis annual meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the city court room.
 Routine business will be transact. cd.
Evening star., 1926-12-18
23-Piece Tea Sets
Special SO

4 truly unnsnal 1ulue IS this g piece Imported
Tea Set of t7Oo-tone lnSter Generous sized
teapot, gracefully shaped cups and exquisite
workmanship make this tea set aUeN chosen
gift Other sets:
Luster Tea Sets. $3.50 to $1750
Spanish Pottery Tea Sets, hand decorated. $40
Bridge Tea Sets, in twotone Mster. $3.50
Moravian Art Pottery Tea Sets, hand painted $40
Moravian Bridge Tea Sets hand painted. SIS
= FlCKdIo Lea OetS 94o TO SlZU
Japanese Hand painted Tea Sets. $3.50 to SIS
Evening star., 1926-12-18

A leather sewing box that
gives fairy-like music as
one sews, $11.5O.
Evening star., 1926-12-18

The graceful dancing girl
is one of a collection Of
porcelain figures, $22.
Gift Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1926-12-18

Pagan colored Czecho-
Slovakian pottery lamp
base, $3.50. Shade, $1.75.
Evening star., 1926-12-18
Serving Trays
$50 to $27'5o

An extensiUe collection of serSing trays offer
many gifts that auH prove useful and orra-
mentaE-a constant delight to the donee.
Evening star., 1926-12-18

Bookends of marble and
bronze are carved with
ship motif, SIP.