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Winter HarbOr


Mrs. Cora Stevens, with daughters
Beatrice and Bernice, Of Philips
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E..
H. Norris
Mrs. Arthur Young of Portsmouth,
N. H., has been visiting her sisters,
Mrs. George Sargent and Mrs. Elmer
Torrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Childs and
children are home, after spending the
winter in Camden.
The graduating exercises of the
high school were held at Hammond
hall June 10. The hall was prettily
decorated, and the exercises were well
carried out. Dancing followed, with
music by Fogg's orchestra.
Miss Sara Jordan Of Bangor recently
spent a few days with her father, NJ.
B. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis. Coombs have a
new car.
Y Mrs. Beulah Blance and Mrs. Lizzie
Nash attended the sessions Of the
grand lodge, o. E. S., at Portland
last week. Mrs. Blance was appointed
district deputy.
Mrs. H. A. Holt has returned from
a visit in Connecticut.
Herbert Arey was recent visitor
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, who
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is the guest of Mrs! Ada D. South
worth.
Capt. and Mrs. Avery Marshall OF
Brookline, Mass. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Howard.
Mrs. Lucy Bruce Of Pleasantville, N
Y, arrived Tuesday, and Is at Frank D.
McVeigh's while making her cottage
ready for the summer.
Miss Flora Philbrook Is spending
week at Stonington with her pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Mcveigh
returned Thursday from Boston
where Mr.. McVeigh underwent a
serious goitre operation at the Robert
Brigham hospital. He Is now recover
ing rapidly. =.
The community was saddened to
hear of the death by drowning OF
Peter, son of Mrs. Nina Jones OF new
York. Much sympathy Is felt for the
family in their loss.
Mrs. Mabel Eaton and daughter
Catherine, of saltwater, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Eaton.
school closed Friday, after sue
cessful term. The children had pic
mic dinner on the school GROUNDS,
after which they enjoyed an auto rloe
and a treat of ice-cream.
Rodney Durham has gone TO 81.
Regis, N. Y, where he will be en-
ployed this summer on the stokes es-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blake are oc-
cupyinR their cottage at Flneio
Point. Mrs. Susie NJ. Hardy Of Ston-
ington is employed by them. =.
June II. ~
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Hotels In town will open next week.
The list of guests booking rooms Is
daily increasing
Mrs. r. W. Clifford of New York is at
her summer home, and will be joined
little later by her sister. Mrs. Adams
who will spend the season with her:
| MANY cottagers arrived last week,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Long
maid of New Jersey. who. with their
family, are at the Lawler farm at Nor
woods Cove. Mr.. and No. MIS- and Ho chiie
dren, are at the Ledge" for the
| season They will be Joined later by
Mrs Mann's parents, Rev. and MIS-.
mi Mr.. .e and Mrs. A. P. Butler were in
town recently putting their new cot
| tage at the Cove in readiness Tor
their return a little later.
the University of Illinois, will occupy
the Fernald homestead at FernaIds
| Point this summer. His pare Ara
prof. and Mrs. Henry Fernald OF Am
| herst, will spend part Oh the se"ooi
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Grumpy OF Rlcn-
mond. Va, with their family ana ser.
wants. arrived last week at Journey
End" .,. ,.oInnis Of
phiIadeInhia are with their family at
| their summer home, bella Craes"'
for the season. 1ou and
family arrived FRIDAY d. 'is
"Underledge." vor,, snent
- ~ ~ IreaL with her aunt, Mrs. E. Ben
| son Stanley. o,s and son.
| Mr; ath Wevmouth, Mass, We're
euests of their aunt, Mrs. Eiizaoe'h
Clark 4rk, r carroli has put a fine wire
fon noa" around the school grouna'9s,
! Theh x "a, safe vs SSnrd r aSg S sa15
d 9nsmn p garage is opposite the scno moo
building, and ts d Undressing gu faI 'rA'
u1.n1 uIrd and his sister, MIS-:
Myra Leland %0t t%s w te With
the their M sister Arthur tS; aurd with their
grandson, Carald Leland; wno. n a1
s 81 few days with sister Mrs. Mary
Connors, returned with their son ana
daughter to their home in South Lin
coin. "c,r,v"
June 21. spray
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Prospect Harb0r
Mrs. James Hill of West Goulds.
boro was a guest of Miss Vida Cleaves
and Mrs. L. P. Cole last week.
Mrs. Tuck and friend, ofBangor,
were week lend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hutchings.
Judge and Mrs. L. B. Deasy and Asa
Hodgkins, with guests. Of Bar Har-
Dor, visited Mrs. Elizabeth Deasy Sun.
day.
Overlook cottage has been taken
again this year by the Henry Shaws
Of Boston. The family is expected this
week. The Hutchingses has moved
into the Eddie Cole rent for the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Larrabee spent
several days last week in Washburn.
Mrs. Henry Vansaw has been home
for the past few weeks.
Billy Temple has had his house
wired.
A truck load of herring from
Moore Bros. weir was taken to the
Gordon fox ranch in Lincoln recently.
DIR. and Mrs. H. E. Colwell Of Lin
coin were weekend guests of the g.
W.. Colwells.
VCapt. and Mrs. Fred seavey went
to Bucksport Friday to bring home
their daughter, Miss Edith, who has
finished her second year at the
seminary.
Miss Edna e. Colwell has returned
home from Charleston, having
finished her third year at Higgins.
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Deer Isle
Mrs Courtney Eaton is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Durham, at Stonington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Howard Of
Spruce Head spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Howard.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Sylvester and
family motored to Orono Friday, to
bring home their son Elwyn, who
attends the U. of NJ.
Among recent arrivals of the sum-
mer colony are Mrs. Ada D. South
worth and Mrs. Mary williams, Of
Springfield, Mass; Miss Emily Shep-
hard, Jamaica Plain. Mass. Mrs Annie
Chesney, Baltimore; Mrs. Hobart and
Williams, and family, Newton, Mass.
Miss Kathryn Buel Of Litchfield,
Conn., is occupying the Almy cottage.
James =. McNauley of Springfield,
Frank D. McVeigh's.
A. F. Crocker of Springfield, Mass,
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West Franklin.

West franklin.
Milton Hodgkins of Bar Harbor is
visiting Mrs. Eastman Hutchins.
Lloyd Durham and family, Mrs. Grin
Ashe and daughter Rosalie are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. N "A. Smith. So
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams have
gone to Camden to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Stratton.
Eleanor Bradbury is spending
week with her cousin, Ruth Bradbury.
Jesse Rollins and friend from
Bangor were Sunday visitors here.
P. W. DeBeck went to Surry Sunday,
to attend the mail carriers picnic
C. E. Ramsdell and family are
visiting his parents in Lubec.
Mrs Matte Frances is home from
Machiasport, where she has been
teaching.
Mrs. Linda Savage and daughter
Adah are home from Pressure Isle.
June IA. %.
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have spent several years in Calais.
have moved home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gerrish and
daughter and Alton Gerrish, Of Boston.
have been visiting here.
Misses Olive and Leonora Tracy and
Dorothy Wiley of Bangor spent the
week end at their homes here.
her daughter, Mrs. Harvard Colwell,
at Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rand and Gleason
Rand, of Bangor, were in town Sum-
day.
June IA. s.
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SOuth Bluehill.

Mrs. Lizzie Henderson and daugn.
ter Christie, of Brooklin, have moved
into Miss Rosa Henderson's house for
the summer.
I Alden Leach, wife and daughter An
ME, Of Seal Harbor, visited his mother,
Mrs. Rose Leach, Sunday. Miss Annie
remained for a longer visit.
Mrs. Harry Gray has gone to North
east Harbor, where she has employ
ment.
Leona and Alvin Howard, Ronald
Gray, Frank Day and Frank Sylvester,
students Of Brooklin high school, are
at home for the summer.
June IA, O.
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East LamOino


Arthur Abbott of WATERFOWL, Mass.
visited his mother. Mrs. c. B. Abbott
last week.
Miss Anna Holden, who has been
visiting her parents, Lieut.. and Mrs
John Holden, has returned to Wash
ington, D. C..
A party Of young ladies from U. OF
M. spent the Weekend at Smiths tea
rooms.
Mrs. Colin Chamberlain and children.
of Sullivan. spent the weekend with
Calvin Bragdon of Mattapan. Mass:
was here last week at the burial OF
his grandmother. Mrs. Hannah
Huckins, who died in February.
David Young. who has been IN
Everett, WASH, for some time, and
Earl Bragdon of Mattapan, Mass, are
at Dyer Youngs.
MRS. william Bonner and children
are OCCUPYING Luther Merchants house
for the summer.
A party of twenty from Brewer
spent the weekend at H. L. Smiths
cottages.
June IA. N.
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Rluehill Falls,

Mrs. E. M. Dove of Portland and her
grandson, Robert Dove, of Belgrade,
motored from Portland Thursday, for
a few weeks with her parents
Mrs. E. P. Nevin of New York has
opened her cottage.
Mrs Belle Wood and Susie are home
from Parker Point for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conary OF
Sanford are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Candape
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BrOOksville
L. o. Fowler is employed at Sargent

L. -. FOWIer ID employed at sargent
Vile.
Many from here attended the
graduation exercises of the high school
at South Brooksville. Chester San
born was one of the graduates.
Flag day was observed by the
children of school No. 8, under the
direction Of their teacher, Mrs. Phebe
Vessel, and was much enjoyed by the
parents.
VMiss Hazel Wescott, who is en-
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Wescott.
Mrs. Hannah Kench, who has been
employed in Bluehill, Is spending q
few weeks at home
Lester Wescott fractured three
fingers of his right hand Friday.
while employed at Wylie Heath's,
Sargentville.
Merrill Carter who has been em-
ployed at Swans Island, is home.
June IA. F.
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Oceanville.

Mrs. Thompson, who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Lawrence
Macdonald, has returned to Stontng-
ton.
Kathryn Gross and Lawrence Green
law were graduates of Stonington
high this year.
The grammar school held graduation
exercises Thursday afternoon. Friday
the school picnic was held. and on
Saturday the 1925 class went on an
auto trip to Bangor and Orono.
Frank Joyce and wife have returned
to Maiden.
Lena Sprague and Evelyn Parker OF
Sunshine have been visiting Mrs.
Charles Macdonald.
Howard Greenlaw is TRAVELLING at
Swans Island
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mumler, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Gray and son Marshall, Mrs.
H. B. CHM and Mrs. Ida Gray at
tended Pomona grange at Lamoine
Miss Frances Russell closed a sue
cessful term of school Friday. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Russell,
and daughter Gwendolyn of Dexter.
motored here Sunday and took her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Foster and son
Robert, of Eddington. called on friends
here Sunday.
Iuna Ia. b.
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Merritt ODER has shut down his mill
and will not resume saving until
September.
Eugene Goodwin and son Ronald
have employment at the Loring farm,
Bartlett's island.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Johnson are
living in Benjamin Carriers house for
the summer. Mr.. Johnson works In
Mt. Desert and goes back and forth in
his car.
June IA. q.
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
NOTICE.

To Registered Democrats Of the City
 of New Britain:
 You are hereby notified that Pri- marics at which all Registered Dem oCrats and any elector not registered with any other political party are eligible 10 vote. will be held in the various wards Thursday, April 1, 1926. between the hours of and s D. m, at places designated below for the purpose of nominating a Democratic City Ticket for the Spring election to be held April 13' 1926.
 Voting places:
 FIRST WARD and SECOND WARD--Vocational High School.
 THIRD WARD-Camp School
 FOURTH WARD-Central Cram mar School.
 FIFTH WARD-Bartlett School.
 SIXTH s WARD-Elihu Burritt school.
 Petitions Of candidates for any office signed by candidate. and wit messed by q member of the Demo- cratic Town Committee, must be filed with the Town Committee on or be- fore March 26, 1926, at p, m. DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE John E. E. Keevers, Chairman John r. Kiniry, Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
REICHSTAG BACKS
 GERMANY'S ACTION
Geneva Situation as Handled by
 Officers Endorsed

Berlin March g DPl-Tho reich stag today approved inc govern T"nts course al Geneva by d rising vote.
 TLe outcome of the ballotlng was at no time in doubt as not only the four governmental parties but also he socialists had announced them selves in full accord with the govern mont's course and with Foreign Min 'stcr Strcsomann's speech upon his return from Geneva.
 The government was upheld after the house had voted down, 259 10 l4l, a nationalist party motion ex- pressing lack of confidence in the government and demanding with drawal of Gormanys application for league membership.
 Admiral Von Tirpitz, wartime chief of the admiralty and sponsor of the unrestricted submarine war fare, made his first speech as q deputy, supporting the nationalist motion.
 
 withdraw it's application for league membership, declaring that Ger many's prestige throughout the world would thus be restored.
 The former chief of the admiralty was greeted with hisses from the left side of the house. He read q care fully prepared speech in which he criticized the governments foreign policies.
 He advocated an attitude toward the league similar to that taken by the United States, and, referring 10 Ambassador Houghton's reported talk with President Coolidge, dcclar- ed that Germany was fully justified in adopting the same attitude toward the European powers as did Amer ica.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
City Items

Announcement Schneider & Naughton Bakery Co, lnca will have full line Of Passover cakcr. The sale of some will be at l05 Hart ford avenue, Mir, Nathan Roggish Of Hartford, who purchased sam Schneider's share will be in charge Of same.-adN.
 Sec Mary Elizabeth for your new sprins dress, S7 W, Main, Prof, Bldg, --adV
 Indianola council, No, i2, D. oC D. will meet this evening in Jpdd's hall. Great Minnehaha Rose Hurl. burt Of New Haven will attend the session,
 A Nash Co, Suit or Topcoat. s:$.o0, T. F. McCabe, Agent, 49 Walnut St, Tel. 454.--adyt.
 There will he q meeting Of w. Q, W, camp, No. 7o, Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock in odd Eel lows hall.
 Wet wash and 12 flat pieces care fully ironot for s145. National Laundry < Dry Cleaning. Phone ljal,-adu,
 Edith Irene Wilcox, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Frank Wilcox Of 62G West Main street, returned home today from tho Hartford hospital where she was confined for 10 weeks with pneumonia.
 Phenlx Temple of Honor will meet tomorrow evening in Vega hall.
 A rehearsal Of the Hadassah minstrel troupe will be held Wed ncsday evening at 7;3o o'clock.
 Rev. G. E. Pihl, who recently tendered his resignation to the swedish Bethany church, will not reconsider. according to state ment made last evening 10 the of- ncial board.
 Rev. Theodore A. Greene will speak at the meeting of the Xii wanis club tomorrow noon, ai which time workers in the United Community corporation will be : guests.
 Rev Dr. George w. c, Hill, pas tor of the South CongregatonaI church, is confined 10 his hom, with an attack of grip. The weekly L"nten class has been cancelled Dr, Hill expects to preach Sunday as usual.
 Mrs, Ernest F. Dechant of 361 Park street is recuperatng from an illness.
 Attorney David L, Dunn, chair, man of the police commission, ha! recovered from q recent illness. Harry Anderson of 14S Dwight street, who has been i'll for th' past six weeks, is recovering.
 Mrs, James H, Dyer of Eas' Main street is recovering from al injury to her ankle sustained when sho fell off her front porch some time ago,
 1 The annual meeting of the Woman's club is being held thi; afternoon at St. Marks parish i house.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
City Advertisement
INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS


 The City of New Britain, acting through the Committee on School Accommodations of the School Board, will receive bids for the con- i'ruction of the Nathan Hale School Annex, to he erected on Fremont Street in said City.
 Each bidder shall, as an evidence of gool faith. enclose with his sealed bid q certified check or bid bond for q sum equal 10 ten G0ft) per cent Of said bid, the same 10 be made payable to the Treasurer of the City Of New Britain. Said check or bid bonl 10 be held in escrow Ivy tho Chairman of the Committee until tho contracts have been award IF. wh"N said checks or bonds will he returned 10 their authors. Fall ire on the part Of the successful bid der 10 properly execute q contract 'or thc work in question shall forfeit said check or bond, and it shall be- rome th" property of and shall be paid 10 the said City of New Britain, The whole amount or such portion as necessary, shall be used tO make ID the difference between the bid o' inc dcfaulting bidder and that Of 'he next lowest bidder, the balance, ir any. of the same, shall be returned 10 its author.
 Tho Contractor 10 whom this work
  is awarded, shall within fen OW days after signing Of contract, fur irish tho Owner with a satisfactory sur,lv bond in the sum of fifty (aUrI) per cent of the amount of said contract. conditioned upon thc full and faithful performance of said oortr9ot.
 Tho Committee reserves the right 10 roact any or all bids; 10 accept auy lI; or 10 in,it" now proposals a, f may deem most advisable for 'h. interests Of tho city,
 S-a',d bids marked on the out. s.Ia "Proposal for Nathan Hal' School AuncN." addressed 10 Mir Jus,ru M. Halloran, Chairman, shai hr s,ot to the office of the ArrhI. 'or. N.v I. I-ukelhach 52 Main g. %,w Britain. Conn, not later 'ha, r. "r,-A. noon, Friday, April l" '2@c
 Sa.,I t,le -v.n hc received under 'ra coalitions ahoro noted for th' G.n.u. run'r.r'. also for 'he Heat .rr. lI.mHnr and Electrical work 'aru 'o Dog awarded IS a scparat' orrtra.t.
 C1rar'org may obtain plans an, au..I. ..'lou- G' f1' office of t't NnHrHt hv making a deposit fo '.r saf1s. Twenty l5@ouo) Ior rh General .Cantro"t. Ton tSlooo) Dol lars for separate contracts, sai money will be refunded upon return .'o fho Architect of nlans and speci Gcatjous. with lid, in good condition
 TIFF CITY OF NEW BRITAIN BY COMMITTEE ON
 S"UGuL ACCOMMODATIONS
 JOSEPH N HALLORAN.
 Chairman
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
Miss Daisy Simpson Is
 In Dying Condition

Fl paso, Texas, March 23 Pi- Miss Daisy Simpson, former prohibi1 lion agent and general law enforce mnt officer who attempted suicid" hy shooting herself in the abdomen in the county Jail hcrc< Saturday. continued in a critical condition to- day. Dr. Will Rogers, her physician, said late last night that she was gradually becoming weaker and had only one chance in hundred for recovery.
 Miss Simpson had been placed in iliI on a charge of violating the liar rson antl-narCONc ar'.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
TARIFF INQUIRY
 GETS UNDER WAY
Defense Of Its BiPartiSan Mem,
 berShip Is First Move

Washington March :3 Pp-Thc souate's investigation of the tariff commission got under way today with a defense Of the bipartisan selection Of its membership and dis- russion Of the propriety Of commits sioners 10 hold private conferences with persons Interested in commoIi- ties under consideration,
 F. W. Taussis, Harvard prot ssor and frs. chairman of tho commIs- sion. who was appointed by Prcd- dent Wilson, was thr first witness called. He declared the bipartisan personnel satisfied tho public.
 Chairman Robinson questioned timas 10 private conferences with outside interests and hs gave it as his opinion that uemher Of thc commission should be allowed to confer with anyone but that the ir- formation gained should be subnt- ted 10 tho commission.
 He asked 10 be excused from an tuering another question hy tho chairman as 10 whether it wgs "sour1" 10 clotho tho president with authority 10 raise or lower tho tar 'rf declaring that was going into tle field of politics,
 Replying to further Ques'ioninr. hc asserted he did not believe th" principle of protection should be aD- ulied except under unusual condi- lions and 'hot freedom Of trade should bc encouraged between coun- fries
 Professor TaussiF however, con tended thai q commissioner should no more participate in case fin which either he or his family WAS interested. than should a judge,
 Asked by Senator Eoed, rcpubli- can. Pennsylvania whether ho be- lteyel Commissioncr Classic, of Louisiana, should have sat in the sugar case because his wife owgod 2 hundred shares of Sugar com pany stock the witness said:
 T think if would have been bet fer if he had not served"
 Pressed aa 10 whether such q rule should apply for example, 10 q commissioner who owned q COW in the case of a butter inyestiga- ton, Professor 7aussIg said,
 "some appointments 10 the com mission during the last two admin istrations have been 'unfortQnate,' he explained. that q gentleman, like former Commissioner Burgess, who long was known as repre- sentative of the Potters' associa- ton. and appeared before congress to obtain high tariff, should be appointed 9 member Of the tariff commission.
 Appointment of Edgar B. Bros sard Of Utah, he said, was 'unfcr- tuna,e." MT. Brossard was an cm- ploye of the commission and tho witness declared the promotion was not made on the basis oI training.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

Al Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District or Berlin, in the County of Hartford and Stats of Connecticut, on the 18th day of March A. n, 1895.
 Present Bernard r. Caffney, Esq. Judge.
 on motion of Marjorie Moore of sail Berlin, as administratrIx z. [. a. on the estate Of Alicn Norton late of Berlin, with. in said district deceased,
 This Court doth decree that six months he allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate 10 exhibit their claims against the same to the adminstratrix e. {. 2. and directs that public notice he given of this order by advertising in Q newspaper published in said New Britain, and having a circulation in said district, and hy posting d. copy thereof on the public sign post In said town Of Berlin, nearest the place where the deceased last dWelt
 Certified from Record,
New Britain herald., 1926-03-23
NATURALIZATION PLANS

Washington March @3 P1 - Legislation 10 facilitate the na'- uralization Of American wom'n who have lost their citizenship through marriage 10 aliens wa urged before tho house immigration roulmitfec today ivy Miss Emma Wold. legislative secretary of th' national women's party,
 The committee has undcr con u1cration three measures to bring iout thn proposed reforms.