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New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
TWO GOOD CITIZENS

Tho deaths oc Patrick J, Murray and John W. Carlton of this city removed two highly respected goa- tlemen who will h" much missed in the circles in which they wore prominent,
 Mr. Murray The only honorary member Of inc lodge Of Eiks in this city, was a resident here for 25 years, during which tim" he had endcared himself as Eiud-hcart- cd gentleman and d good fellow in the highest meaning of tho phrase,
 Mir. Carlton. who had lived in thn city for half a century, had been prominently identified with tlc Ma sonic fraternity and was m ideal citizen, taking 1o.p and abiding interest in all worthy ohI r's.
 Citizens of the cal,b"r Of both men are the greatest possible asset to any community,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
25 Years Ago Today

Dr. and Mrs A. E. Johnson left today for visit of three weeks with friends at Selma Alabama. They will go hy boat 10 Savannah and then across country to Alabama. The doctor and his wife spent several weeks in Alabama this month last year.
 The old temperance organization, Phoenix Temple, T. Of II. and T., is showing signs of revival Of intcrcst and many new members are being added 10 it's roll The organization has added thc sick benefit feature to its attractions anu this in meas ire at least is the cause of cnthu- Sasm. Lincoln Lodge, I. 0. G. T., IS getting in new members occasion ally. but has not tr" features of the other. Tho Tabs now have their largest membership in their history. The future for total ahsUnance So- cio;ics looks bright at present.
 Senator SIopcr has again called attention to the question of back taxes and in doing so at the town meeting he consciously or uncon- sciousIy presented the best defense
 for the condition in which the so- tlcrtmnn found themselves in regard
 10 tho deficiency for which bonds will he issued. Mr. Slnpcr sail that because Of the unpaid toNcs the re-
 coipts do not come mp 10 eXpocta-
 lions and the selcctnCn are credited
 With spending moro money than
 they receive. NIr. Atwood attempt led 10 combat this statement, but h' did not succeed m l,ssnning tht
 force of the senator's statement. C
 s. Andrews also comla'cd the 1; .uin tax, but his argument wal hardly serious: hc said that tho poo .pln sr.mod determined to 20 int
 d,bt that that Wuh a fax as mgh q .t3 mills they would la Unaapp} since they would he out Of d"h' | Principal Marcus White of tho nor nal srhooI appeared 10 'uioy rhi
 speech immensely.
 Frank Clark won tho Y. ", C, \ 5 shoot Saturday nigh with score q 3n. James Burdick shot 2A and g . aid C. A. EossbcrE.
 Among tho prominent citizens "h
 will appear at th" hearing on th sewage bill before inc IcEisla'iy . commiffoo aro the followiuE: w. l Hart. l.. II. Peoso. VI. D. S'ockwcl , C. B. Staolcy. A II. Abhc, AT'hr
 pcWo1fo. Thomas and Patrick Nc Cabe. II. D. Humphrey, T. z. Hal e Peter Long, Mayor Bassott, F.. ] - Davison and W. H. Corbin.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
January le, 1908 fan2

January ls, 1906 fall2
 A Friday
 .. Was there a man named Robinson CruUoe or Is that iicll' Uuua character? How did tho story origina'c@
 A. Daniel Defoo founded the story of Robinson Crusoc on the ad. ventures of Alexander Sclkirk, sail ing master of of the rivatcor Cnquc Ports Galley, who was left by Capt Slrudlrg on the desoatc island of Juan fernandez for four years and four months C7Oi-l70D, when he was rescued hy Captain Woodcs Eogcrs and brought 10 England,
 ., Are bats blind? X. No They hayo efficient eyes and can sec in almost total dark ness. in fact in what would seem ro,al darkncss to the human,
 Q. What is a stool pigeon?"
 A. r ls slang expression used O designate a person employed by lnc police 10 dCCoy or cntrap crlmin- ,ls into situations where they can uc apprchondcd for Crimc.
 Q. Where do pigcon-hlood rubics 'onw from?
 A. Mandalay in Burma.
 Q. How Is Palestine governed?
 A. Ky Great Britain under uandatc which was adopted by th' .roumou Of tho LooEuc of Nations ol IJuly ga, l922, and became officially .cffcctivc September 29, 1929.
 c. How largc vocabulary does Itho average person have?
 A. Usually from 5000 10 4.Qo. .words. Those who do little reading hayc a vocabulary of about l0OI words.
 e. Which arc tho five highcs momtains in inc United states?
 A. Mount Mckinley. Alaska, 20, 300 feet; Mount Whitney, California II5Ol feet; Mount Ebert, Colorado .l4,42o feet; Mount Ranicr, Washing ton. 1i40S feet and Gannctt Peak Wyoming. 13,1&5 fecr.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
IF MRS. PARKER REALLY TREATED HER HUSBAND (.
 LIKE \ DOG"
Tmagincd by Judith Waldo

"Oh, and won't my little Hubbsy- Wuhbsy cat the sweet Hubby biscuits his muvycr made for him? Oh, the poor little Hubbsy-Wubbsy Is he mad at his muyvcr? Did my little Husband-Wusband get mad at his had, bald Muvvcr-Lover because she didn't sew any bottoms on his title bitlie shirtsy- shirt? Hubby kiss Muvvcr? Now will sWcctums cat his nice biscuits and say 'boW-Wow' to his sugar lumpums?
 "Would Wifcy's title Bow Wow Hubby give muvvcr great big kiss if she would sew up the holes in his tiny tccny socky-socks? Poor title Hubhy-Wubby. Did muvver abuse? Yes. she did! Naughty Muvvcr. lttle Swectums scold Muvvor for being so dreadful? Muvver cry! Yes, she will! Nuvvcr cry if Hubby-Wuhby scolds!
 Hubby -Wubhy want sugar? Hub hv beg. If Hubbsy-WubbSy boGs muvvor will give him sugar, Hubby Wuhhy say bow-wow for sugar and his Wifcy-Wifo will give him big bite, That's ii, Louder! Now muv- yer will give him sugar! little Hubhsy-Wubbsv want moro, or iS i his tunky full?'
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
REBUILDING HIGHWAYS
 IN THE STATE,

One quarter Of the highways Of the state constructed in the past 30 years has already had 10 be rc- constructed. according 10 the state highway commission, Getting down to fgures,G10 miles of state roads have had to be reconstructed and widened.
 The highway department regards this with something akin to dismay. But how long does it expect q road to last, anyway? Thirty years Is a long time for a highway. Under modern conditions % years is also quite long. Indeed. there are some roads that scarcely last ten years. Some city streets, considered well paved ten years ago, are not so to- day.
 The trend of the times - that is 10 say, how much more rapidly roads are wearing out than former ly-is indicated from the fact that from 1895 until 1915 only G2 miles were reconstructed. But from that time on All miles were recon structed. Al that rato more will have 10 be reconstructed in ter years than the present mileage il the state, which is 1889.
 The answer is that better road' must be constructed in the future The wear and tar being greater the roads must be corrcspondingl, able 10 withstand inc iucroasco traffic
 The old Romans built roads tha remain today as monuments {, their engineering skill But the ol' Romans did not build roads witl any intention Of "reconstructing them later; they pu, them down f stay
 l. is tim" we dld 'bo same.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
.ANS0NIA INUNDATED
southern End of the CitH'S Main Street Flooded and Cellars Re sCmblc Swimming Pools.

Ansonia, Conn, March s CPl-Thc southern end of the city's main street was inundated yesterday as ], suit of the severe rain which caused Beaver Brook 10 leap it's bounds. Cellars were flooded and the water became so deep that New Havcn-Watcrbury trolloys had to be routed via the wcstSido. Numerous automobiles. attempting to founder through the mud and water, became" stuck anl had to be hauled out by trucks.
 The Gclcso block at the corner of Main and Front streets suffered the most severely of any building in the inundated area. ! The furniture store Of Mrs. Esther ! rirrson was located in this block i and hcr loss on stock stored in the flooded cellar will amount to about l $S.oo0.
 Other business establishments also sustained loss and the total property damage will probably reach $C,o0o,
 Hundreds of people, some from q
 considerable distance came 10 view
 the reproduction of q miniatur,
 Holland while the flood was at it' ncigth.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
IHL CIIN.N III.\IIH

New Britain has cause to con graduate ifsrl. upon ifs good health. tho bealA dDpnrtman, 70 porting that 'h,ra w.r- only hy. cascs Of sauIa .N.r in inc city and two caSe 0. dphtu,rta. u." two couta-jou~ d~a~,a that arc particularly vHrhrI among tho young. IT, r,r'jnr Of tbs. '"o disuae, is .uc 10 r.. ,Iu..ran o1 the public io tabr gr,mca po-sib." car where They exist in rr"%pn'IuE thir communication To others r" cx,rcis. o' .H.u ,..r r.vs 'l. most handsome Q. p.i4 aI4 !" better hoa.h sud t', ..s.n- o. '5..
 r Is uua.. .H. :", .a.r .fr moer r.u- o. p'.uu.al. than th,s. otr- ..maa.t.... a.-ra.,e oomnn.a. 1,t t, .a ,..< ns pr, umona ar. +..- ..n tu. a,"rae, X er.r '"n, ropl. r- rar4 ra.Waoot a. .oa... .um hca>y cola,. .r a rh"..,aa told uq -a~ o.h.1 .av 'ia' r. .s i-..f has hru roauIg ,sr.u. l. and that pneumonia is d c,mar'ous disoas,, although a ta" }t51> du" to colds can be d .artor l'a this as it may rh,ga Is hood in 'ais 0l- mate 10 bc douhly upon ouo's guard during fh, oarlv spring. Ialr.ona> say half thy rava=.~ c. r..Hnonla can bo curu,F in t.s muu'r
 or common oo.5s n ,h4lr nu- mcrous zti,'t,s tl,rr is 8 plcni- tude this spring. roils are com municahle also, au1 ii hae h".f noted they arn ,s1,Ial5 u.'a' a since '1e ,ra oG vel heated lJAl ings began.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
Observation On The Weather

Washington March s Rl-This storm warning was issued by lhn weather bureau today;
 Advisory 10 a, m, storm warn ings changed 10 northwest Atlantic coast, Passport to Sandy Hook Disturbance of marked Intensity over eastern Maine, will move north eastward and cause strong west anu northwest winds"
 Forecast for southern New Eng Hand; Partly cloudy and colder tonight: Tuesday fair and collier on Inc coasG strong west and north wcs. winds.
 l Partly cloudy, probably enoW l Aunles in central and north portions tonight and Tuesday, colder tonight; strong west and northwest windst
 Conditions; The storm that passed over this section yesterday l is now central east of Nova Scotia, 1 lt caused moderate to hrayy raiu6 in New EnglanI and light SHOWS in the Ohio valley and the lower lako region. Pressure is high over the interior portions of the country and temperatures ar" falling over the lake region and the upper Missis- sippi valley.
 West of the Plains states tho tcmpcraturcs are moderate for the season of tho year and there is no disturbance of well defined doyolop- mont.
 I'rosts were reported from the southern s'at's, from Louisiana gas'W ward 70 Georgia.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity generally fair and somewhat colder,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
HRIN\D'S DEFEAT

Th" dramatic audiences with which Trcmicr Erand resigned from tho premiership following a lack or confidence vol" in 'h" French Chombcr came at a par 'icu)ar'y inorportun" tim" in view of rhn LyarIc Of Nations meeting at Geneva with the delicate qucs- ton of onlarEiHe tho League Coun- cil as 'ho maia business.
 Tho Importance Of retaining run,h soHJar'y at such q time h"1 Htu, influence in the Chamber, winch reached a climax upon the isu. oc balancing tho Trench bud -.'.
 wno continuation which upset Iru1 ie prrtrIarly noteworthy a. illustrating inc harjships Of rid iar an cten larl in French poH'~is ~0"or .He war. Ahut 1o Notionalists
 o.u.d "s'N r.IioaDs, communists saa -orMl,-~. UriauI >,as beaten .2 ,lr& 0. principle in the Cham
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Sunday being day to the rear, 'ha weather naturally improves. The morning yesterday was the wcttost of tho winter, and it had nothing 10 do with the prohibition law -- except the weather mans own copyrighted law prohibiting acceptable weather on a Sunday in March.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

By shc-Knows-Who Writing This l bid one heart, He bid opo spade; And then Hcartrouble, dearest maid,
 You said, "I pass" You've since told me the hand you
 held, And of your Judgment I'm comrcll-
 To say, Alas" It may be wrong, but let US pray, Agree how we'll hereafter play
 To beat 'cm, kid! Since I have lost my heart 10 you That always, with your own, makes
 TWO
 That you can bid. And always take the bid, my dear; l. would look very i'll, fear
 For mo 10 make Of you "dummy." AS for mo A dummy I will gladly be
 For your sweet sake! You seem 10 know the mcrest smidge Of how 10 play this Auction Bridge
 So I have planned To call some night that you may sec Just how "One Diamond bid b, me Will win your hand!
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
HnN Fever,

One Of inc professors at Prince ion university who is a stickler for 'EnElishy" English has been wag- ing war against tho very popular expression Hey" hut has been un- able to stop it entirely.
 The other morning Junior burst into the classroom, and not noticing that the professor was already pres ont, exclaimed Justify 10 a fellow student. "Hey-GcorFc'"
 As he perceived the professor a dead silence reigncd which was fin- ally broken as the professor icily re-
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
THAT POWER MERGER
 IN CONNECTICUT

hN N's'fNhrN wv
 Tho Public Uulities Commission, having granted permission to six light and power companies to merge in northern Connecticut, an sworcd tho criticisms of opponents more or less catogoricalN includ. ing the criticism that the ], c, White Engineering Corporation of New York would have control aI- though owning but q minority Of 1 thc stock.
 Tho r. [, C, answered the con tontion something nkc this; That 1 tho actual cash "cost" 10 tho Wlito company would he moro than t3,- ooo,ooO, but "a't"r the sale Of the proposed new bonds and preferred stock" there would still be abou, s300,ooo that the White company would invest.
 Tho plans call for the immediate construction Of temporary $2oo,- o1o plant -- which the White com pany is expected 10 build, that be-
 ing iis business, 1T SO the company will build the plant al a profit, Of course, and this profit ought 10 ap- ply somewhat on that s300,n0O in- vcstmcnt.
 Later the new merged power company will construct a sG,000, ,000 hydro-clcCtric plant at Windsor Locks. IL Is being assumed that the White company will build this plant also and ought to make a neat profit on the job -- perhaps at least s300,0OO.
 From this we assume that the
 White company needn't worry much
 regarding it's s300,000 investment.
 IL Is an efficient, far-seeing con
 cern.
 Tho P. L. c. pointed out there
 Is no law against one utility com
 pany holding stock in another in
 this state. Also 1t venturcd the
 opinion that rates for power should
 result In a reduction. The public
 no doubt will bear this in mind
 later.
 The other merger approved by
 the p. [. C. was what is known as
 the Roraback group in Central Con.
 necticut, a group around Meridcn New Milford, Woodbury, etc, be ing authorized to merge with tht Connecticut Light 6; Power Co.,, thu whole conglomcration being ownet or "hcld" by the Connecticut Flee tric Service Co.,; and back of this by admission of the Honorable MT Roraback himself, stands the Cnitco ! Gas Improy ement Co. Of Philadcl
 phia, the nations 6,O00,000 utilit, , holding concern.
 . Mir. Roraback on February ] l told the r. L. C. that "substa ntia I cconomies' could be cffeCtc S through the consolidation. Tn Q commission evidently has believe | him
 Al the last session of the LcGis $ lature the enabling act was passc
 which laid the foundation for thi r mcrgcr. The merger Is the "croWn A ing achievement of Mir ROra | backs power career in the state E Q far and may take him out of poll '' ties for lack Of time. The Connet
 ticut Light &, Power Co, dates fror s 1917, in communities served by th e 1 HOuslt oniC Power Co. and other ,c Tho Housatonic hydro devclopmer l. plant was the first major power d. .d vclopmcnt with which Mir, Eori Iv back was identified. The Rorabac ,s companies have been incrcasir ,n ever since, AS a professional pr' !" motcr Mir. Rorahack has been : y- successful as being a political pr ,d motcr
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Commissioner Charles C. Elw"ll Of the Public Utilities Commission has advised independent bus line operators 10 coordinate their serv- lees SO that through travel may be expedited. A tip 10 the wise is suf- fcicnt. and the bus men claim to hc regular wiseCraCkcTs.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
KRAZY KINDERGARTEN u-onduCtPd hy Gertrude Jr.)

Fletcher: "'Exhort' off Of. you, Dotty deer.' Dot \. Dash: "I don't care if potatoes are fried
 or smashed And bake beans can reely be spoil
 ed, I cat onions all ways, even raw, But cxhort 10 he hard boiled"
 -C. s. Well.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Hc5cction of bids for the con- s,ruc'ion Of now fire station on Stanley street having been rejected because they were too high, it is evident that inc fire commissioners were under a misarprchcnsion of building costs in this day and age, or maybe the contractors thought that when the city constructs some thing it always ought to cost more.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

f the ugly arc yirtuous, there should be little wings on galoshes,
 Nussolini changes little in his photographs except that the chin gets q little higher.
 The democratic party always has a platform. What it neds is funcr- als.
 Another way to avoid getting the wrong number is 10 park your chew ing gum before removing the re- Ccivcr.
 We hope all the dOctrinal Qurs- tions arc settled before the meek in hcrit the earth and none are left to fight 1t out.
 Correct this sentence: T forgot to remind the maid 10 dust the Nic- trola," said the woman, but shc'll do it anyway"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
IN kLASS AT KRAHY K0LLEGE
 Conducted by Gcrtrudc)

Teacher:
 Twill you stop munching that rarlic, Signor Teen, and play us 'disappointmenf on your accordion ploatcd shirt?" Nick X. Teen: "T mus admit Judge, I hoat-a her
 up eo shrU ncvalr look-a da same; Rut what I can do? Sh" trump-a my
 acc An disappointment da wholc-a dam g7n1o,"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Representative Upshaw of Georgia is reported 10 have attacked q Bos- ton newspaper correspondent at Washington. But if should be re- mcmbercd that the Upshaw punch starts at the heel, not at tho hip.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
We'll I.nmInnch

Dennis, "So that's inc couple who won first prize in tho Charleston contest. eh?"
 Claire; And why wouldn't they when he's knoch-Enccl aud she's to start with''
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 iforbiddcn)
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

The pay Of New York stone ma sons has been increased $2 day. They now get $l4 for every day they work. on stock salcsmon arc placing them on the sucker lis.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
Roth Perform tho Trick

Eugene: Ut was great mystery nlav. A man was made to disappear from a cabinet"
 Wallace: By a magician or a French political leader?"
 Marion Hartman.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
IIlClIy Find

Dealer: "rhis day-bcd Is q won' dcrru bargain Madam"
 Mrs. Hcalcy: "I'll take fl. That's inst the thing for my daughter Frances. Sh" never gets in until five in the morning."
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Theodore Roosevelt being hack from that hunting expedition, New York politics are expected 10 hum mrr.. prraars Al Smith may d"- aI not 10 stop aside, and that will turn 'ho humming into groans from lhe G. 0. P.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
Facts ondFancies
 By ROBERT CULLEN

Primitive man, saying his first word; "Blah.' Young critic, 1926, Icing superior: "Hloh"
 l, isn't sclf-madc mans cScol- lcucc that astonishcs you, but his ustonIshmcnt at bcing as excellent as h. is,
 Happiness is that indifference to happiness that is the reward Of being busy,
 II is safe to carry liquor in free Baltimorc They kill you only when you carry Il payroll,
 The trouble seems to be that so many drivers are up in the air 90 years ahead of their times
 According to the latest figures, 1925 had S6 per cent more arath,r than normal
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

wu. Nrw York police commIs- ~.,nrr wants 'rn parole hoard 10 l,o atnilhcI. also surety compan- us ul'ch bond criminals. This is r.'.IuE close 10 two Of inc most rious oyi's in criminal pro orIur"" - which sometimes is som,.Htng altogether in favor of :h. r1nl.uI.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Member Audt BhrcHn of Circulation. The A. E. C, "a natioral o'gamaatlon whc. furnishes newspaper, anh adVer' tisets with strictly honest AnhtFss Of circulation. Our circulation siantrcs are based upon this huau. This irufot protection Igaint traud ln newspaper distribution figures to both national and local advertisers
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08
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send all communications 10 Fun Shop Editor, care Of the New Britain Herald, and your letter will he forwarded to New York
livery Home should Have One.

Fcrncncs arc nice but they Require lots of care each day While funncrics will thrive, it's clear If spriukIcd now and then with
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

marked: "Tho young man who Is calling for his breakfast may be cN- cused until he has been fad,"
 III. NJ, Eidncr,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

Prcsiden. Coolidge thinks inc 'oCk exchange excitement will help prosperity. There is magical psychology in Inc word.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

not be answered. All letters are Honfldential.--Editor.
 Q. How long has coal gas as an iIluminant been known and used?
 A. The existence of iniIammabIe gases issuing from the earth has been known from very early times IL was not until 1792, however, that the practical value of coal gas as an ;lmminant was demonstrated by William Murdock, Scotchman, who constructed apparatus by when ne lighted his home and office in Ecd- ruth. Cornwall. In 179S he intro dncod the illuminant in the Soho Foundry.
 A. Arc tho earnings of farmer" Increasing or deCrcaSing'
 A. According to figures Of rho Department of Agriculture showing the net amount of the farmers oi the Tinted States for the last few years +ho amount for the years 1S2@-l924 was slightly in excess Of the amour ht in 1q90-1921. In 192h-l92l the to,W not income from arms was $4,t'"'- 600 oo0 and in 192&-1924 the total net income was $4,S77o0~o"0.
 q How many cities of more than ,hilliou population has Russia
 A There arc only two; Lenln- grad the former capital, has a nopu- Iotion of 1,Gg0,000 and Moscow, the present capital, has q population Of 100000. :.
 o, Are salt deposits found in Europe?
 A. Yes. The most notable arc in the Cheshire district of Englandi al Stassfurt, Brunswick and Hanover Germany; Wicliczka, Bochnia' Ill Poland and Hallstadt, C2echo- sIoyakia, Maramaros, Hungary; the Crimea and Donetz basin, Russla; and Cardona. Spain. The mines oi Wieliczka, near Cracow, are famous for their great antiquity and the un' usual size of their underground workings.
 o. What is the meaning of the
 letters "i. C." before q list of nomc'
 or places? ,.
 A. They stand for the Latin
 words id est which means "lha
 is"
 Q, Can VIC ever sec the other sid'
 of the moon?
 A. Science Service says that n' , one has ever seen the other side 0 , the moon as it is never turned to ) wards us.
 , Q. What is the real name of th , movie actress "Blanchc Swcct' an , what is her latest picture? A. Her real name is Blanch s Alexander. Her latest picture & "Blucboard's Seven Wives. oF Q. How many hairs are there 0
 the human head?
 ' A. Approximately 4o,ooo 10 50 E GOO on a mans head and from 60 $ 0O0 to 10000 on a woman's. c Q. In what states is thc marriae ? of first cousins prohibited@ G A. Alaska, Arizona, Ar]@nsa O Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kol |, sas, Louisiana, Maryland, Michiga ;, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missour r. Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshil IS New Jersey, North Dakota, Oht '- Oklahoma, Oregon, PrnnSylrani q South Dakota, Tennessee, Cta F West Virginia, Wisconsin and W = oming.
 In O On what dav of thc week d
New Britain herald., 1926-03-08

In Bornn the KonigSplatz has been named the Platz der R"pub- l!k. schHtz and Anhousor-Rusch ,ycrc entirely overlooked.