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New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
TO MY LOVE

TO MY LOVE with the Usual to Robert Burns)
 By Marshall Bender My love Is like the red, red rose; Her damask cheeks are gay, But any modern school gir. knows Just how they get that way! Like strawberries her lips as well, Or cherries on 8 stem, But any ingenue can tell Just what she does to them!
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

qI Hsrsld is on sals daily in New # at HotalinEs Newestand. Times ouars: schultz's Newsstands. Entrance Grand Central, find Street.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

Gloom helped make Dean Inge famous, but that's the only time it ever worked.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

So many times a girl who thinks she has a date draws a prune.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

When dining tables first came into use diners recined on them and ate with their fingers.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

Common Bruce: Here's an odd case - a woman marries one man thinking he's another" Mrs: Brrce: Whats odd about thar@ Women are doing it all the timc."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

Still. if you live in Chicago and behave yourself, you don't need a machine gun for protection"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
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Our Beauty hntI Why bother getting facials, Folks, When funcials, smiles. and grins. Inspired by THE FUN SHOPS
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

lntsrsd at the Post once at New Britain
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

Winter is a season when the liquor that floors a prominent citizen isn't called "sunstroke."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
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BY ROBERT CULLEN

The latest thing in mems clothes Is a powder puff.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
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New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

The adjective in flair sex" refers to looks, not to highway manners.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-06

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New Britain herald., 1926-11-06
The gold that glistens in each cI

She keeps upon the shelf,
 But l will love thee still, old girl I'm not so young myself!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
sLovo IA DOBRE KNIHY'.

Vsetci luda, ktorf vynli zivote, su mllovnlkml
dobrych knh vobec taceneho sova To vynlknute ne
mysme penazn6 ale hlavne dusevne. knlha stala, sa
temo lud'om castou ich zivota poklnom tax potreb-
nym, ako je chheb pre- telo.
Kazdy ma daco stci clovek snaM sa dusevne pozdvh-
nut hi adj IA kultrnych Iud 1ctou hi adj kracat
ich srapajach Mnoh 81 ziadajn byt akynl ale neve-
dia cestu tolnu lynn radime, ably ctal dobre kniny
Knhy ME hocjake, ale dobre. Knihy take ktorym sa
clovek osveti, potesl oblazl.
Sloyaci sii narod chudobny preto nemaJu mnoho tye
dobrych knih Ale preto ze chc1 byt narodom kultur
nv iel spisoyatea dohanai co bolo zaneskane chou
postavit svoi narod do rad1 narodoy kultrnych bra
fisaye zaloz 81 sloyensk spsovatela spoloenost ca
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
KU PR1cHoDU ANDREJA HL1NKU.

Do slovenskej Amerky prisiel Msgr Andrej Hlinka,
posanec vodca vacsny slovensk6ho naroda. Prsie "a
by pozna amerckych Sovakov, tvorcov Pittsburghske
Dohody, vymenujdcej slovenskemu narodu CSR. do
satocnu meru samospravy pre- vony narodny, polltl-
cky, kut1rny hospodarsky zivot.
Andrej Hinka urob dobre, ked' prisie medz anne
rckych Slovakov poznatkov svojch bude cerpat vel
mi mnoho Presved 1ch vyspelosti, spozna priehl
ben dusevnil medzi mimi krajovym bratmi pochop,
preco americki Slovaci boil jedini ktor revoldci
ztlatil havu, kor nesl do nej vosep ale ureym pro
gramom fNM
Ot5zka slovenska Ceskoslovensku je jasna. "a
hmli u len sab6 nilodnt charaktery ktorm takzv po
krokastvo (bez pokroku) e svatesie, nez narod. Ale
hmla rozplyva. Ked jedn protivneho tabora no.
voria nedostatku sovenske intelligence drlh pre-
bytku odkazuj1 sovenskd inteligenciu vandrovnd
palicu, to e znak, i'm rozuny m1tia re s1 bez
define vpleteni do svojej vlastnej pavuciny
Planost Pittsburghskej Dohody bola a je odskrie-
povana ei odporcam. Al sam jej osnovate prvy pod
psovatel vyhasil u neplatnu Ale authority medzi-
narodneho prava ju uznavajd "a z1vaznl. to
ma stacit' kazdemu.
Hovori sa a je tonu talk re ked budeme jedncj
vec stale hovort nepraydu, re te nepravdy hoe by
bola ako ocivna neco prep TAX stale otazke sa-
mospravy Slovenska Centralsticke casopisy pisaly
psu stale tendencne teo otazke, vyhasu1c u po-
kus odtrhnutia Slovenska cd repubky plipojenia
Mad'arsku Muzov, ktori Slovencinu boil vaznenl a
prenasledovan ktorl teaz samosprvu boJuJu vylra
sujt usavcne najvacsich mad aronov nepliatepov
svoiho naroda. A lud? Ten nema casu premysl' at
St astie, nrodnej mysenke verne casopsectvo sa
posednlch rokoch vzmohlo Toto zdane ujasilovao Pu-
du ieho Mvotne otazy centralisti sami velkym krv-
dami pro l'udu popachanymi prispeh otvorenu Jeho
oci TAX stao re pr minulych vol bach vyse poovce
sovensk6ho naroda hlasovao ludovn stlanu, elm sa
narod rozhodne postavl prot centrazmu "a svoJe pa
va narodn6, kult1me, politick6 hospodarske.
Andreja Hlinku netreba predstavoyat. Je ON mlla-
ckom l'udu sovenskeho uz cd desatok rokov. bola
doba ked Dol milackom neen sOvenskeho pudu, ale al
ceskeho; nielen ludu pospoliteho ale al ineligencle
Boly easy ked ceskf intelligent vypriahli kone koca
seba do neho zapriahli talk Hnku voz po ucach ces-
kych miest kde ho asotom oslayova Hlinka sa nezme
nil Je ten sty. III druhi znenili.
Sii rozdiele taktke 'udovej strany inych naro-
dovcov S rozdiee al deove Preo s1 nie vsetcl dobrl
Slovaci l'udakm Ale jeden havny ciel': samospravl
Slovenska majn vsetc tomto cieli maj1 sa spojit
spooene pracovat ako spolocne placuJu neprlate-
liza samospravy la ten cas- rozdee majn by zatisnute
do tzadia vyresene potom, ked sa spoocny cel' do
sahne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

demia, du vydavat' knihy svetovydh spisovatePov,
bez ktorch ziaden kutny narod ME je bez ktorych
Slovaci dosiaP boil Tato spolocnost vyslala do Aeri
ky svoho tajomnika sbie1at predplatky, ably vydane
knih umoznene bolo Tajomnk nelnoze navsty.t kazde
ho preto kazdom v;csom meste ustanovue zastupcov
ktori majd pravo prijimat' predpatky teto knihy
Pre- Youngstown vymenova zastupcu redakora tohto
casopisu ktory sovenske obecenstvo vyzyva predpa
teniu sa na knihy, cm napomoze kudrnu vzdela-
lle seba.
Academia vyda v rokoch 1926-1927 teto knihy:
1. Merezkovsky Messas.
g. Tolstoj: Anna Karenina Ill
g. Boleslav Prllss: Faraoni I'LL
4 Dostoevsky: Netocka Nezvanova.
s. Dickens Ceoperfied David Ill H. ..4
g. Balzac: Sagrenova koza.
7. V. Hugo Parfzska Notre Dame Ill
8. Maupassant Jeden zivot [~a
/ 9. Bulwer: Posledne dni Pompei.
10. Hamsun: Had.
II. Broutlova: Bdrliv6 vyysiny. ,.. E
II. Keller: Epigram. -
13. Flaubert Salamb6, alebo PAM Bovaryova
IA. Jokai: Ciere diamanty Ill l
Predplatne ma prve styri knhv pre- Amerku je $500.
knihy budd tacen6 ma jemnom drevaprostom papen
bud svostne viazane Len vazbu tych knlh by sa
Amerike platilo to ko bude vsetko dohromady stat
Knizky sa budd omnoho drahse predava takym, ktori
sa ma ne nepredplatia Predplatkam je unoznene ich
vydanie, preto predplatitea aJu tuto zvlastn saVu
ma Gene. ~a
Spolocnost' ma programe vydat okrem spomenu
t5ch al diela Marca Aurelia Patonove Daogy, Dante
Peko, Shakespearove dramata, Goetheovho Fausta
inc svetov6ho vyznanm kascke diela bez ktorych Ma
den narod je ME narodom kulturnym.
Vydania Academic" vrele odpolilcajh tieto soven
ske kutirne insttdce: Matica Sovenska, Spolok Slo
venskych Spisovatelov, Spook slovenskych Umelcov
Umeecka Beseda Sovenska. Redaktorom knzllce j
sovensky spsovatel' basnik Emil Boleslav Lukac.
,,1otl-v \ lima lpnO
tc sa tlsi zapisat elena ''Spolocnos patelov ka
sckch knfh' kde svojm podpsom zaviaze byt' pred
platitel om diva roxy.
Slovenski obchodnic maji tn prileztost vykonat
cenn sluzbu narodu dostat svoje penaze Wac ne
plmi hodnotu. Almuzny cd nikoho sa hezadaJl Pred
platt zadan s vobec vsec Slovac ktor cltia potreb
rozsircna svoch dusevnych sill, vsetc mlovnlcl kutuy
syoiho naroda dob1eho tlacen6ho sova. Predplatk
nriiimaiJ sa kazdv den okrem nedele redakc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11

mix. Dane dosial' id1 akosi po1na-
ly. Kto chce predist' dlhemu ca
kaniu, mech neodklada do posled-
neho dna, ale zaplatf svoju dan,
kym je ME rpsno pri okresnej po
akladnici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-06-11
GAS PLARENIA DAM JE TU.

Dane osobneho a nepohnutel' 4
neho majetku lnusej1 byt' zapla-
tene pred 20. jdnom. vyhlasil
Frank H. Vogan, okresny poklad-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer 10 any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau. lS22 New York avenue. Washington. D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can ex. tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive 6 per sonal reply. Unsigned requests can not be answered. All iettep are standardization.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
Resigns From penarimcn,

Aloysius c. Freysinger rendered his resignation from the substitute force and 1t was accepted. Chief William ]. Noble reported that he had granted months leave Of ab- senee to Edward Il. Parker. sta- toned at No, Engine house. Fire man Parker entered the Bristol hos pital for treatment on Monday. His place is being filled by William Kel- ley, substitute.
 William II. Mckay. architect for the proposed No. fire station on Stanley street, was present during the early part Of the meeting and discussed with members of the board the technical details regarding the interior finish and decoration of the house.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
"SALLY, IRENE AND MARY
Who is the ideal Mary?

Mho Is the ideal Mary?
 Not the Mary Magdalene, but the modern Mary?
 The wholesome type of Irish girl living in crowded quarter Of New York!
 Edmund Goulding searched for her to play in his production Sally, Irene and Mary" coming to the Capitol theater on Thursday and he found her in Sally O'Nen.
 The vaudeville bill will he featur. cd by Banjo Land," q novel musical cffering presented by seven expert banjo players who also prove very versatile. Other acts are Dare and Yates in Showing Off" fine ath- letlc act; Lady Tsen Mel, the Chi nose Nightingale, and the possessor of a remarkably fine voice; Cardiff and Wales in q comedy satire on travesties of famous plays, and Harry Ames and Co.,. in Shoe Echoes a variety novelty offering that includes some great dance crea- tions, The serial "The Green Arch err will also start with this bill.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13

assembled than the collection of fun makers who will take part in this production,
 There Is a varied musical program from grand opera airs, sentimental ballads, lifting popular melodies, and stirring march soigs to noisy jazz and the hluest Of blues. There will be something that will appeal to every taste.
 Unlike the usual show ot this Kind, the minstrel part O. the enter tainment will be part two Of the pro- gram Running through tho first part scintillatlng with the best fea- lures Of New York shows, are a number Of finely staged acts with Husic as pretty as the comedy girls m the frolic, clever jokes, sparkling Qulps' pleasing dance numbers, lined against the most elaborate 0. stage settings and enhanced by the beau. n'ul embodied in costumes.
 Part two will be the mlnstrels. at- tired in regulation minstrel cos tunes. This part Of the Frolic set in a gorgeous setting O. green and gold VIII give opportunities 10 those prominent in the first part. The comedians will be Howard StearnS, Lambert Lord, Matt Callahan, Sam Sahlo'sky stanton Ashley, J. J. O'Brien, William Corlmer and Ray Watkins. The Go-between or interoc- u,or will be Chic. Of Police William C. Hart. Prominent in the harmony circle will be r. w. Latham, Fred W, Macomber, Harry Shahanian, James J. Donahuo and Henry Kris to1her A special feature will be q dance depicting the Life of a Rose"
 y Miss Katherine S!cath. Several other novelties will be produced in this sction Of the program. A chorus Of 70 voices will support the ballad singers and many pleasing effects have been carefully rohearsel by the director.
 Everything Is all in readiness for the rise Of the curtain promptly at SEQ on each night Of the per iormance.
 The net proceeds oe he entire production goes 10 the Home for Crippled Children, The Children's Home and the Polish Orphanage.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
PHYSICAL TRAINING
 FREE FOR FIRENEN.
Expense Of $500 to Be Included
 in New Budget

An item Of $500 to be used Co pay for physical training for the New Britain Aremen during the fall and winter months was voted into the budget at the regular monthly meet ing Of the board of fire commis- sioncrs last evening, This estimate Will be drafted into the budget for 'he coming year. Action will be taken on the entire budget later this month, it was announced, and q meeting Of the huGget committee IS scheduled for tomorrow evening
 Commissioner John Mikalauskas recommended the $5gO expenditure, bringing up a subject which has been discussed many lines by mem h,rs Of the board. The commis- stonor said that the men should be kept in training during the entire year, although practice on the drill tower during the summer keeps them 1t at that time. He rccom- mended that they receive physical training at the Y. M. c. 4. during the fall aud winter and to this end, the $500 Was recommended.
 The men, in the past, have been undergoing a series of training ex- orcisos at the "Y' during the win ter hut the expense has come out Of their own pockets and the comms- sioner thought that this practice should be stopped and that tho board should assume the expense.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
Discuss "on-Day" Schedule

A discussion Of the new otf-day" schedule, which went Into effect last Saturday, was held. Commissioner Joseph Caliendo reported that he had heard some adverse comment regarding the new system, while Chairman John E. R. Keevers said that he had heard some favorable reports as well as comments of an- other tone. The board decided that the system will be tried out for some time longer, so that the gen. cral effect may be seen and so that an expression ot opinion may be had from the department as whole. Commissioner Caliendo stated that he did not wish to recommend q change back 10 the old system.
 The new "day-ofi" system was voted at a special meeting of the board last week. The old system all lowed for day of for the firemen oace cach week, il coming the same day out of each seven. The new system changes that procedure. al- lowing the tiromen to have their day off, but on a different day each week.
 Two Seek Appointments
 William A. Lynch. 80. Of 252 Clark street, and Iigmond F. Parker, 25, Of 4S9 West Man street applied for positions on the substitute force. The board accepted Mir, Lynch's ap- pication and he will be notified 10 appear before the commissioners for verbal examination. Mir Parker's application was tabled, due 10 the fact that it was not accompanied by the statement that he is a register cd voter. Joseph Rianci whose ap- plication was accepted several weeks REQ, appeared before the board for examination. He is G0 years of age and is employed in q New Britain factory He will he notified 10 pre- sent himself al the doctors office for physical examination.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13

mixed with hot melted solder win re. tain Il in it's liquid state? A, The |. $ Bureau Of Standards says there are no chemicals which, when mixed with hot melted solder. will retain II as liquid, Freezing land melting depend on temperature alone, not chemicals. c, How many foreign-l language ! publications are there iu the U. S.?
 A. For 1925, there were l.23a foreign language publications out of total or 92,33 publications in the 1 L. S.
 e What food should be given 10 q pet chameleon?
 A, Rns os meat, crumbs, insects They eot very little food. l e. Where can one address Con- stance Talmodge?
 A. Care United Studios, Holly. wood California. | Q, To what length do alligators grow?
 A. The longest measure not over 1 $ feet. Q, How many Ford cars are I)anutactured per day?
 A. Al the present time between 5000 and %,0Q0 cars and trucks per lay.
 e. What state leads the Union in he production of oil? A. According to the 1924 staHs. tics California led in oil production with 230.064.0oO barrels.
 .. Has d woman ever succeeded in swimming the English channel?
 A. No.
 Q. How are the feats of flre-eat. ing and firo-walking accomplished? A. lire-ca'inS and fire-walking are accomplished partly by harden. ing the parts of the body subject 10 exposure with chemicals until they become almost like asbestos; and partly by trick2ry; that is. making the fire look hotter and the body seem closer than it really is.
 O. What is the worlds record for high jumping by q horse? A. Barra Lad holds the worlds record for equine high jumping. He went over barrier feet F inches ], at the Provincial Exhibition at New West Minister. Vancouver, B. c. Q. How old is the Egyptian , Sphinx?
 A. According 70 Egyptian tradi- ton, the famous Sphinx near the Pyramids was built by Chephren, son Of Choops, about 2,90O B. c, The sphinx, therefore, has existed more 1 than forty-eight centuries. Q. Is castor oil Of benefit to house ferns?
 A. Castor oil treatment for house ferns is never beneficial and often ! fatal.
 Q, What is the shortest distance across the continent?
 A. The shortest distance Is from Charleston, g, C., to San Diego, California, 9.152 miles.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
LIONS CLUB FROLIC,

A demand for tickets that is al- most unprecedented in the annals of local theateriom, greeted the open ing of the advance sale Of seats for the Lions Frolic which opened at Crowell's drug store on Monday morning.
 The popularity Of those that are taking part, their renown as enter tainers and the good cause for which 1t is given make this attraction one that has an appeal to practically every inhabi'ant Of tho city.
 For those who will favor the Lions Frolic with their patronage, q feast Of fun and frirolity is in store. for no more brilliant array Of comedians and singers has ever been
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
"BOBBED HAIR" AT LYCEUM

Marie Provost, Kenneth Harlan
 nd Louise Fazenda are the leads in the current Lyceum feature, "Bobbod Hair" which ends its run onleht. Also, Hoot Gibson in "The Ariaona Sweepstakes" will be .uopn for the last time this eve ming.
 "Bobbcd Hair" is a rollicNinC, ,wjtt moving, ioyial tale through those maze of swift adventure progresses the charming heroine and the three personable young men in love with her, Not only is ' q romance, but also it Is thrill t0g adventure tale as well for there ur4 smuge,ers, revenue agents,
 olen cars and burning motor ,oats with their attending sensa- .uUs.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
"GOLD RUSH" COMING

Charlie Chaplin in "The Gold Rush" which was to be offered at the Palace theater will be transfer red 10 the Capitol for an early show ing at the request Of many movie fans. On account of the closing Of the Palace for few weeks 10 re- model after the fire last week, the picture would have 10 be postponed and so now the Capitol will play it.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13

q. How many Civil war pension- CTS remain on the pension rolls?
 A. According to the latest report of the Pension Office, there were on the rolls June 30, 1925. a total of l26,5B6 Civil War Veterans; 24t,- lPS widows Of Civil War Veterans, and 50 Civil War nurses.
 Q. Where can Lou Tcllegen be addressed?
 A. Care Fox Studios, 14Ql x. Western Ave, Hollywood, California.
 Q. What is the value of silver thrce-cent piece of 1866?
 A. Coin catalogues list it at 25 to 75 cents.
 e, Can you tell me the meanings ,of the following: "Deutchland uber Qlles" and "Wilhelm uber alles"
 A. They are: Germany over all," and "William over all".
 Q. How did the population of Canada compare with that of the United States in 1910?
 A. Population of the [. s. In 1910 was S1,131,957: of Canada in 1911 (nearest comparable year), 7,2oG,- 643.
 Q. How long was the hunger strike of Terence MacSwiney and when did he die?
 A. Terence Macswiney. Lord Mayor of Cork, died in Brixton jail. London, England, as a result of voluntary starvation October 25. I990. His hunger strike, undertaken os q protest against sentence of two years prisonment had lasted 4 days.
 Q. What does the ending "thorpe" mean on proper names?
 A. The name "thorpe' Or "throp' is an old English word meaning will lage and occurs frequently in Chau- cer and the early writers l. was re- Iviyed in Tennyson's poem "The Brook" l. occurs in number of 1 familiar proper names as Winthrop, Hartl1orpe. Donthorp, Westhorpe, Gawthorpe. etc.
 Q. Does air weigh the same on q hot day as a cold day and on q wei day as a dry day?
 4. The weight Of air Is affected hy both moisture and heat. Moist cir weighs less than dry air; warn , air less than cold air,
 2. What chcmica, or chemicals
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
OF TIE OpEEAe

The Phantom Of the Opera, on Chaney's much-heralded sue oassor spectacle 10 "Tho Hunch- lack os Notre Dame" and enc Of he mos. daring departures in screen portrayals ever attempted, 49mes sunday 10 the Capitol thea IT, l. is spectacular mystery ory of Paris. in which a com o.ete operatic performance, staged m a huge replica of the Paris Opera House, largest in the world, $ compared with weird and gro- "sque adventures in the great eel l-rs and caaconbs.
 Lon Chaney plays The Phan-
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
Bridgeport Boy of Ten
 Proves Himself a Hero

Stratford, Jan. 1S R-Tony de Matta, ten, of Willow street. Bridge port, proved himself a hero yester- day when he pulled two other smaN boys out Of Bruce's pond on the di- Niding line between Bridgeport and SJratford, when they broke through the lee while running "bendy- bows" timber Seetack and Alex F'raech. both of Bishop avenue, Bridgepor were the two boys pulled out of the icy water. A woman who resides near by saw the youngsters break through the ice and cn'led the Strat- ford police headquarters. The po- lice ambulance and Officers David Dinan and Fred Donaldson respond ed equipped with ropes and other rescue apparatus.
 When they arrived at the pond. however. deMatto had rescued his two companions and the three had hurried home,
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New Britain herald., 1926-01-13

tom'" a strange creature of the shadows, in makeup that eclipses his weird disguise as "Quasimodo" Tn the Hugo classic. Mary Philbin plays the opera singer whom he Nidnaps into his underground stronghold, and Norman Kerry plays her lover and rescuer,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-13
Parrot and Canary Are
 SuffOcated as House Burns

Bridgeport, Jan. 13 tPl-While James Negro, a furniture dealer at 4i3 East Main street and his family were away from their new home at 16Q HoIItster avenue last night, fire broke out in the cellar of the house and but for the timely discovery by noighbors probably would have de- stroyed the house. When the fire mon arrived blaze was discovered in the cellar which had eaten it's way through the south side of the house. The fire was confined to the cellar. although the entire house was filled with smoke. so thick that a small parrot and canary were suffocated.
 
 France produces 700,Q00 metric tons Of paper annually.