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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
SEVEN MILES OF
PAVEMENT NEAR
PERU IS OPENED
Expect to Lift Barriers Near
Logansport by Sun
day.

Approximately seven more miles
bf pavement north Of Peru on Rd. 81
was opened TO traffic this week, and
some four miles OF new pavement
under construction south of Logans-
port on Rd.I 29 is expected to be
opened by Sunday, Dec. s, John D.
Williams, State highway director. an
hounceG today in the commissions
traffic bulletin
A run-around bridge has been re
built on R6. Al IN Knox County that
collapsed recently, ore new bridge
opened on the same road near Terre
Haute and a detour on Rd. "a, east
Of Logansjort caused by the county
paving an intersecting road, re.
moved this week. A run-around on
Rd. 81 at Three Miles, north of
Petersburg, detour in Bicknell on
account of the city pacing, and de
tour OF the mort hedge Of FIT. Wayne
on Rd. 27 on account city improve.
ments likewise were removed.
The bulletin called attention that
MEreater part of State mileage is
~hlendid condition for winter and
that If winter does not prevent, paw
ing Of two small gaps on the PERU
to-Plymouth stretch will be closed
and soon opened to traffic.
Surface conditions on roads enter.
ing Indianapolis:
Rd. 90 madison. Versailles. Green's
purR, Shelbvwille. Indianapolis KirllIin.
near Mchigan ctv7 or0 tenG caTs
T1llv past erlvert construction south Of
, Versailles Bride ,run-arornd at two
Ground pavement construction near Deer
o rean s GGht snS Gs sG ntH Z? Iosansport
Igmbus Trsril G rdpreoo S1;eymTRo oo6 G@-
I ri Roc lins, Pttom,orth SOUTH BEND
repair a. ono-halt mile north Of junction
o. 20 %. Construction between Perm and
1T o%n rs %'f for nS ttco nsng new naySmen.
PerT and for sixteen miles between
Eoch,9Sster ard three miles south. of Plv-
paving connleteT Tor eirht miles ,'9 south nth Of
Fan FTrank'ttn hIt bridge construction. at north
fo;r. OF Az Ed 4, pecessitates detour De
"a. ~ (Tell CITY Fnslish- Paoli Red
1oyT c,1 B'ooT,ing Martinsvi1,e Indiaranolis
bridge ~ four miles north Of Rioomington
Poor hrd@e r,n;eso"rd belonging to road
u. 8. Pd 40 CT'1irois line. Terre ITautn.
Bra"tl, Trdiancnohs. Richmond Ohio line)
--rHn'norarv hrdre NJ Two miles east nj
Pichrord To-'noro"v bridge AZ one milo
east NJ Car'h~'drn Citv Account raiIrhod
ove"hoad ~ Prtnamvi1le west traffic do.
tour eve, 43. thsnce on marked route bel,
to- Pd 40 az Putr mvil1e East traffic
which leaves Az at Manhattan and is rort.
ed through Greercsstle will follow Rd
AZ south from Greencastle to a point
whore No. AZ traffic ,dotours TO- east tiSo'.
Pd 40 to c NatonalT Rd waStcSo ,nr aGG sS
pTS , r;1,iilroad crossipg, on dletour near
rooUnSSh RoISsibil1ttOy Of opening this over
le-. Lafayette, Lebanon, indianapolis
Rrshville; .Brookville, CincinEati)-Two
and one-halr mile detodr opposite Colfav
n, clintGn County account, paving is in
mhornto.wn in Boone County because OF
rtoving is good. Closed for paving between
T-.r,,ed. fo,-:. ocal traffic, Rushviile- indian
60 traffic GO, north from Rpshvlle on
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03
INVENTOR SHOT
BV United Press

BU United Press
LISBON, Dec. ga labor saw
ing invention perfected by a me
chanic in a Lisbon sardine cannery
cost the mechanic his life when one
Of the men thrown out of work by
the installation Of the machine shot
the inventor dead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-03

bridges between Rushyile ard Indianapolis
with detours for local traffic.
Rd. 81 (Vincennes, Bicknell, Worthing-
ton. Spencer, Mooresvllle. indianapolis.
Fortyille. Anderson, Undergraduates TO
bridge at one and one-half miles south of
Mooreeville. Many sharp turns between
Indianapolis and Vincennes.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
v. C.T.U. ASSEMBLY
ASKSBETTERF| FILMS
u. S. Conditions Held Misrep.
resented and DiSrespect
Shown for Law.
By the Associated Press.

Los ANGELES, September 30
The power of motion pictures fol
distributing information has been
greatly misused by production Of
poor pictures, misrepresenting con-
ditions in America. the w. c. T. L.
was told here Yesterday by Miss
Maude Aldrich. director of the mo-
tion picture committee of the con-
vention. She said many films depict
disregard and disrespect for author
ity. (which strikes at the very foun-
dation OF all civilization
The convention advised the sending
If groups to the International Motion
Picture Conference in Paris. pledged
IN the interests of prohibition, peace
and purity, to secure higher STAN
dards of motion picture production,
in order to preserve American ideals
At home. and to guarantee a proper
Interpretation of American life
abroad"
The day was devoted to discus
sion of means for intoxicating in
school children respect for the law
and teaching them the evils of drink
Announcement was made that a
conference between United States
and Mexican officials had been ar
'anScd for October ) at CaleXico
Calf to discuss plans for stopping
the leakage of liquor across the
Mexican border. Mrs. Anna Gordon.
world president of the W. c. T. t..
viii be present.
The platform drawn yesterday by
the resolutions committee was
adopted today by the convention. 1t
condemns the publicity campaign of
The wet forces. declares against
wars, and affirms the belief of the
organization in a single standard of
morality for men and women.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
q TOBROADCAST
BASE BALL CLASSIC
WRC Included in Chain Which
Will Send Out McNamee's
Descriptions.

Twenty-one high powered radio sta
tions. including WRC, already have
signified their intention of broadcast
ing play-by-play accounts of the
world series. A chain similar to
that which broadcast the Dempsey
Tunney fight will be formed. An
nouncements will be made simultane-
ously from all stations. s
Graham McNamee, radio sports an
nouncer, who has been at the micro
phone for the base ball classic for
the last two years. will again describe
the games. The opening contest will
be played Saturday in New York, be-
ginning at 1:30 o'clock. The stations,
however, will begin broadcasting
about lis. when McNamee plans to
give a description of the scenes at
the Yankee stadium.
Stations already included in the
chain are WEAF and WIZ. New York:
WGY. Schnectady; WRC, Washington:
WCCO, Minneapolis-St. Paul; WCAE
and KDKA. Pittsburgh: WSAI and
WLW, Cincinnati; WMAQ, WIS,
KIW, WGN and webb, Chicago;
WEEI, Boston: WTAG. Worcester;
WAR, Providence: VITO. Hartford:
WV, Detroit; kSD. ST. Louis, and
WDAF, Kansas City.
If YOU don't believe that the world
is growing worse, ask the oldest in
habitant
Evening star., 1926-09-30

chant ship throughout the world. ac-
cording to final plans announced for
observance Of Navy day.
In addition to this experiment. 1t
also is planned to broadcast addresses
by the comniander-inchief OF the
United States fleet. the commandments.
chief of the United States battle fleet
and the comma nder-in-chief of the
United States naval forces Of Europe
aboard the cruiser Memphis. now in
the Mediterranean which are to be re-
layed throughout the United States by
American amateurs, working in CO.
operation with the Radio Relay
Evening star., 1926-09-30

If YOU don't believe that the world
is growing worse, ask The oldest in
habitant.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Channel swimmers are gittin' t be
as common as Short-lived families.
Theirs few finer feelin's than when
we slip noiselessly from second int
high in downtown traffic.
Women begun t banker fer tn bal
lot way back in tn 70's, an l reckon
no great movement wuz ever realized
that made as little difference.
EVERYTHING else is changin' so much
that | no longer feel at home any
where 'cept at a circus.
AS between September house fly
on a sticky afternoon an clerk that
hangs onto YOU l believe | prefer tn
house fly.
Their seems t be an unwritten law
against prohibition.
Copyright. Sohn +. Ollie Coz
Evening star., 1926-09-30
P. O. TO ADD CLERKS.
Many Will Be Employed October /
at Various Cities.

The constantly expanding postal
service is requiring additional forces
in many of the country's larger
cities. Postmaster General New yes
terday authorized the employment on
October Of 125 additional clerks at
New York. 80 at Boston. 8 at Jack
sonville and 40 additional letter car
riers at Brooklyn. Smaller numbers
Of clerks and carriers have been ap-
pointed from time to time at other
cities.
Value Of mineral production in Brit
ish Columbia in 1925 set a. record,
when the output totaled $61 ,492 pa.
Evening star., 1926-09-30

Equipped with the finest of licensed
zone speakers, especially designed to
bring forth the full merit of the new
construction of the Freshman Master
piece Circuit. This is truly an ariSto-
crat with its distinctive finely pro
portioned lines and rich lustrous fin
ish In genuine mahogany. it is
Model 6,F-9, and the price is
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Sanctions Rail Bonds.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. September 80
OP). The State Public Utilities Com
mission yesterday granted the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railway Go. au-
thority to issue S2,000,000 in per
cent Tefunding mortgage bonds for
the purpose of taking up first mort
gage bonds on its Lake Erie division.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
DAHLIA SHOW READY.
Takoma Park Exhibit Opens To.
morrow Night at Library.

The annual dahlia show of the Ia
koma Park Horticultural Club will be
held at the Takoma Park Public
Library tomorrow and Saturday
evenings.
Prizes Of dahlia tubers. tulips and
other bulbs will be awarded. DIR. w.
NJ. Benedict of Rosslyn, Va, will be
judge.
DR.. Z. w. Sheets, Mrs. Andrew Bun
ten, J. II. Kessecker, DR.. William
Hooker and DIR. George Hedgcock.
Edwin c. Powell is, general chair
man of flower shows.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
RADIO TESTS. PLANNED
FOR NAVAL PROGRAM
Hope to Talk to Every U. S. Mer-
chant Ship Throughout World
on October 27.

Marshalling all the wireless forces
Of the United States Navy and it's Re-
serve, together with the assistance of
several super-powered commercial,
transmitters, the chief of naval opera
tions will make an effort to communi-
cate with every United States mer
Evening star., 1926-09-30

League and the amateurs who are
members Of the Naval Reserve.
Celebration of the day will be OBJ
served at many of the leading broad
casting stations. where addresses
stressing the Importance of the mer-
chant marine will be delivered by
prominent officials Of the Navy.
Evening star., 1926-09-30
Hungary Feels Quake.

BUDAPEST. September 80 R).-i
Earth tremors in the Sopron district
of West Hungary were registered on
the seismosraph here yesterday. The
inhabitants in many localities are re,
ported to have left their homes.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Summer Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

MAPLE HiLl-uear sequin Golf Ciuh- for sale room house, Elassed in porch anS sleeping porch. Lot 150xi50. Price and terms extremely reasonable. For further particulars Inquire c. C. Prentice. Hart tord-<Etna National Bank Building. IS Asylum St. Hartford Conn pro,,o 2-56o5 or evenings New Britain. phone S059-S. E''7N'
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and TencmcntS

!
 ! ALLEN ST, flt--5 room tenement, all modern improvements. Inquire lst i floor
 i APAETNIENT-o 1 ro6ms, nicely fur
 uish.d fin residential section. for July
 and August. Write, Box 49-H. HcraId. ARCH ST. 753-5 room tenement, sun | rarlor. Iates. improvements. Apply 2nd | floor.
 AECU ST, 245- Furnished room apart l ueut for sumner. all coGveniencos. Rea- | soahlc, Tel. 2d2-5 after G. ASTORIA APARTMENTS-- and { room | modern Improvements, residential sec
 Jion, uear center, rent reasonable. Apply i Janitor, lo9 Prospect S. Phone 3SS9-2. 1 AUSTIN ST. ci-tcnement 10 rent, { ! rooms. all modern Improvements, 1 CARLSON ST, 26-5 rooms, all modem, 1 Improvements. End floor of pew house. : Phone @so6-3.
 { itANLsCN sT-5 room tenement, Srd 1 floor, new house, all modern improve | monts. rent reasonable. Carlson * Carl son. 1g3 Main st, Tel. 1877. CuEsTNUT ST. 2ig--5 room heated apartment. Inquire F. Nalr. 549 Main , St Phone 2127.
 CLARK ST. 41--5cDcmcnt of rooms, in
 onire v Clark S.
 CLEVELAND ST. Ii4-5 room tenement.
 all improvements. Inquire list floor. .,uE PARK AND STANLEY STS.-j
 rooms all modern Improvements, in new
 apartment honuse. Inquire 1st floor
 2>s Park st,
 DEWEY ST 4o-4 room flat modern irI-
 prurrments, In new apartment. Apply DWIGHT ST. 171-smalI room tenc-
 F-.1
 EAST ST, 5lS-5 rooms, aIl improve
 monts, rent S25. Apply Benjamin Mar
 holiN 2l Dwight St Phone 3627. EAST ST, 447--5 room tenement, snd
 floor, steam heat, all modern improve
 ments, Phone 6So.
 EAST ST, 793-4 rooms. price right. For
 adults only.
 EAST Street 779-TIvo room an Improve
 ments. 2d floor. Inquire above address. FAIEVIEW ST, 5-Nlco room tenement
 with or without heat and light. also
 Earaar. Inquire IS Dwight St. FIVE ROOM APARTMENT--on first floor,
 near higt school, steam heat furnished.
 screens, shower baths, gas, hot water
 connections, sunshine in every room,
 ,anitor service. Rent reasonable. Ap-
 ply NJ. NJ, Kri&orian 1s4 Glen St. Tel
 2Gli Tel evenings ll6. FLORENCE ST. 3O-4 room tenement. In
 quirc 1st floor. ST, I65--l room tenement,
 all modern, adults only; 1st floor, HARRISON ST, 39-6 rooms, ali modern.
 lst floor garage. Call 26a2 HART ST. l67--5 rooms, 1st floor, all
 Improvements Inquire I67 or phone
 1j1l-c. HJBLBURT ST. I5-4 room tenement
 Aprly h. Duhowy, 30 smalley St. KELSEY ST. I5S--4 room tenement, 2nd
 floor, all Improvements. ST, e45--5 room tenement, all
 Improvements new house. Apply End
 floor or A. Pinkus, optlcian. 800 Main
 St HAYWOOD ST.-0n tho mn. room tene-
 ment. new house. all modern improve
 ments. Will he to rent June l. Carlson
 & Carlson, 1f2 Main St. Tel. 1877. LENoX PLACE, 35--6 rooms, tile hath, fireplace, laundry, steam heat. Phono 1l-3. MAPLE ST, 269--4 and room tenements all modern Improvements good loca- ton central Inquire 1st floor. MAPLE ST. 96--6 room tenement. End floor all modern Improvements req sOnable rent.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Money To Loan
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY

9q W. MAIN ST, RAPHAEL BLDG. | pH ONE 1-9-4-3. ROOM 10l 1 OPEN to 6:30. SATURDAYS to l.
 1 Licensed hy the State and Bonded to the 1 PUhllC.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For sale


BELyIDERE sECTION-a family house
 10 rooms; several desirable lots, easy terms. T. D. Christensen. lss Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

l ALI. SIZES-of VIpe tu6irEs- machinery, . paper business, parer bailcrs for sale i Feigeubaum & ZeIdes. tg Willow St : 1gN5
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Wanted TO Render Services 33

WANTED AT ONCE-Storage for my up- right piano for Its use by reliable party. Box 15-J, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

BABY CHICKS-Bred-to-L Popular breeds. Free catalogue of chicks and supplies. Clarks Hatchery, Dept. I5, East Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

BEI.DEN sT.-Adiolning new school. Three family house. l5 rooms with two car garage, all modern Improvements. Big lot. Owner is anxious to sell. Eahuow-Ra srhkow Real Estate Co, sos Slain St. Phone 1SIA.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Vacationists Wanted T:
W autCd-ToRent

'' l1t't'-oF hhU house. wanted 10 rent ,oi or more rooms. Write Box SS-A. SMALL family wishes { room rent, win improvements, within or $ minutes rom East and Roosevelt schools. Must hr reasonable for July lst. Write Box I5G, Horald
 TENEMENT of 3 or { rooms Nv wIIoy6r WitR two school boys. Would like place where someone could take care of bows during tho day. Box 23I..
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

E FLAT-Alru saxophoue. guaranteed con dttion. cheap, lessons free. Call 405-3. GOING AWAY?-Take one of our portable Nictrolas with you. Henry Moraus X Sons
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
LIVE STOCK
Egg, Poultry Supplies

pLn NEWSPAPER MATS-LininE for eAi0"kn coops. 50 cents 8 hundred.
 For sale at Herald Office. e Church st.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
situations Wantcd-Women

tHIGII SCHOOL GTRI-Protcstan wants to care for small child during vacation.
 win sleep at home. Ing. II Maple Ct, pininFilte.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Houses For Salt

ARCH ST--BrIcE bungalow Of ' rooms, all modern improvements. nice home for the price sRked. Carlson & Carlson, l63 Main St. Tel. 1877. BELVIDERE-new family house of 10 rooms. oak trim and floors. hot water heat. car garage. Lot 5ox:09. Informn- ton call I06S-S.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Rooms For Housekeeping
Wanted--Board or Lodging

BOARD AND R0OM--wanTed for summer months, commencing about June 2oth. for family of in American family. Write. Box 27-XN. Herald or phone ss.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Radio


RADlOS-7 and ( tube, tubes oatterfes and speaker. t5O 1T taken this week Newton. 37l Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

TIHgs, pIstoh pIns and busTIngs, EfTnd valves, take up on bearings, Ine-uD con meeting rods, nt flat rate price. Phone, call or write, Challand's Auto Service Station, 430 Main St., opposite East Main St. Tel lh44.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

NUESE-wishcs position careiug for rhil-
 dren and help with light housework Phone 96l-G.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Musical Instruments

TRUNKS-b bags and euItcasee of hiEh quality. Big variety a; unusually low prices ATS Shirt shop. zgS Main st.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

PtANOS-~Kranick & Bach. Newby X Evans, and Listera We have sold this ltns of pianos over 50 yearA We guar antee. Q. l. Pierce, 24s Main street. PIANOS-Ws have placed over 5000 ROh- Ter and Csmpbelfs tn this vicinity, in- cludinK churches, schools and lodges. Before you buy, call and let us demon strste. c. L. Pierce. 24s Main str>at.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

CAMPING GOODs-Cots at S2.95. blankets at S9c., up. Stoves tents, knapsack and every other Item you will use on your trip. at prices far belaw those existing elsewhere. As Original Army 6S Navy Store. h6 Church St.. Ohm. Harald NftL..a
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
4SIS
Mortgages
LIVE STOCK

BABY CHICkS-Most popular brecds. We are now handling the famous Shen- andoah Valley chicks. Better quality and lower prices Rnckllffe Bros. Farm Store, Park and Bigelow sts. Phone 1074.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

LEAKING RADIATORs-Qu service Expert attention; low rates; don't let small leaks lead to heavy repair expense body dents removed, lenders straighten- ed. O. Becker. l6 Hungerford Court.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
Farms For Sale

FARMs-Wc have some Very choice farms in the vicinity Of Berlin. NewinEton and PlaIHyilIe. If you arc considering to huy farm at q reasonable price see us first. Carlson & Carlson. t63 Main st. Tel IS1-
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

PLAlNNlLLE-s room cottage, aN Im- pFoYemeuts, 3 extra lots. near center. Price reasonable; also II room house ueT location. Price s52oo. S.O0O cash; also family house, acres land p,sSs SG50o, Sl,000 cash. P. peuur,e Nt Spring St. Tel. 2SIS-e.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

PALACE GARAGE-29 East Main st. Repairs and trucking. Phone S9Oa or
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

RADIATOR REPAIRINCf-Low price Quick service. Satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works. 55 East Main St. near Main. Phone S6o.
 sTARTING--lightinga and ignition, electric parts and service Clark's Auto Electric nnd Repair. l2-l5 Lincoln St. Tel 3n0l
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
EMPLOYMENT
Help Mantcd-Male
Help-Womcn Wanted

I0TNG MAN 10 work ln garage, washing and EreasjuE cars. Apply 10 Parker X Ruckey He king Co.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14

INCUBATORS-''Moe guaranteed, 65 to 800 egg capacity. A better incubator for less money. Cash or terms, deliver ed anywhere. Rackliffe Bros, Farm Store. Park and Bigelow sts. Phone 1n-S
New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
MERCHANDISE
Musical instruments

A FULL SIZE PIANO-high grade. won. dertul tone. q bargain. L. F. Andrews. Alo Arch g.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-10

Tuesday evening. November 80.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eltjo Ensing are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son born yesterday Mother and child are doing nicely.
 Francis Cobey received a very painful injury yesterday morning running nail deep into his foot. He was attended by Doctor T. c. Hodg- son.
 Notice has been received here of the We'll Child conference to be held at Tabs hall in Kensington, Friday, November 12 from 2 to { o'clock.
 Local farmers report one of the best apple crops in the local history. Despite the heavy winds and rain the damage has been light.
 A week from tonight the program of the Community club meeting will consist of moving pictures on the mining of copper. The reels have been secured from the American h. stitute of Mines and is their latest educational release.
 The lighting system here was af- fected by the heavy rain yesterday and was out of order for time last night.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-10
HUGE DIRIG|bLE ID BURN NEW GAS
ComnercialiZed Marsh Fumes
 Are to Be Used

Friedrichshafen. Germany. Nov. no R-Construction secrets of the worlds largest and first gas-burn- ing dirigible. the L. z. 127, have beel partially disclosed by Dr. Hugo Eckener, commander.
 The gas fuel Is marsh gas or car buretted hydrogen with the chemical formula CH4. Much lighter and more efficient than gasoline or ben zol. Dr. Eckener said, the gas draws it's greatest advantage rom the fact that when it explodes in the engine cylinders one of the products is water vapor. The vapor. passing out through the exhausts Of the five 42o-horsepower Maybach mo- tors, will be condensed in tanks; part of it used to replenish water in the cooling systems of the motors and the rest stored as ballast. . AS ballast. the exhaust water will more than make up for the loss Tn weight the dirigible will surfer when fuel Is consumed enroute so that instead Of letting out expensive hydrogen from the gas bag elther before landing or when forced into bieh attitudes, water can be dls- charged from the tanks. The use Of oarburetted hydrogen will cut down by 35 percent the initial useful load carried by the diri8.~le.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-10
Justice of Peace McArthur
 Recovers From Illness
Threatened With Loss of Health Due To Operation Blood Poisoning, Cambridge Man Finds Relief. Regains
 Strength. Praises Tanac

If you are nearing time when good health slips from you; if in- digestion, nervousness, kidney dis orders and ailments caused by run- down condition torture you. benefit by the experience of Cornelius Nc Arthur, well-known Cambridge. Mass, Justice of Peace, and build ing contractor.
 Sitting in his home at 35 Will Hams Street, MT. McArthur recent ly said T am glad to be able to tell you what Tanlac did for me. In 1913, following an operation, blood poisoning set in and afterwards could not regain my strength. My stomach gave out completely. Gas caused a sharp pain around my heart and the lump in my stomach made me think I had cancer.
 Whenever I walked on crowded streets I would get dizzy and my nerves were in such a sad state that everything bothered me. My con- dition became so deplorable that I had to give up work entirely. had grave doubts that anything could give me relief from suffering when I began taking Tanlac. Im- agine my surprise when this won derful tonic began to make me feel better.
 ''Tanlac relieved me and in short time I was back to business. Nervousness, gastritis and dizziness
New Britain herald., 1926-11-10
WILL INVITE NURSES
 TO CONCERT MONDAY
Everyman's Bible Class And New Britain Musical Club Offer Free
 Public Entertainment

That the financial problems of Everyman's Bible class are nearing a satisfactory adjustment, was indi- cated at a meeting of the executive committee at the Y. NJ. c. A.. last evening. The meeting was devoted largely to a discussion of the f1nan- cial plans and future of the class.
 In the absence of President Clar- ence c. Palmer. First Vice-president F. A. Krcuse presided.
 Plans for the concert next. Mon- day evening were discussed. The concert will be gi-en by the New Britain Musical club under the aus pices of the Bible class. It Is open to the public and there will be no admission charge. It was voted to extend an invitation to the nurses at New Britain General hospital to attend the concert
 The Bible class will purchase sustaining membership in the Mus ical club, which will be presented to the nurses training school