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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD.

WANTED-In nearby Va two rooms. pref
erably unfurnished. with board for gentle
man ami son, aged IA, Address Box 3O3-B
star office :}0s
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SALE OF

SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All of these cars are to be
sold for unpaid balances.
Packard straight 8 roadster.
1925 sport model: best looking car In
Gown: mechanically perfect: has rumole seat.
Oldsmobile sport touring car.
First-clsss mechanical condition: real good
car; looks very sporty; S4Oo.
WHY'S Knight coupe-sedan, rs.
Five practically new. cord tires: this car
, formerly ne Swned BY cSrefal May
ically perfect: hard to tell from new; $780,
Durant sedan, 1924.
Looks good and runs good: 1896.
Ford touring, early 1925.
=. Al condition: fve brand:n.eSw9 new cord tires:
books good and runs good: $500.
Elcar touring, 1924.
Jgst overhs1ed new tires; IofdS; Looks very very
thtion: $3.50.
Dodge touring car, 1925.
ns Hs % ES1d GSIs u a Ss to
appreciated. $500.
Ford tudor sedan, 1926.
Latest model out; can't tell from new:
$3.50.
Ford fordor sedan late 1924.
Balloon tires. Al mechanical condition
runs and looks like new: $500.
Studebaker big six, seven-pass.
touring car. 1924 model.
Just overhauled and repainted: good tires:
Everything in perfect order. 5000.
Chevrolet coupe, 1924.
Newly painted and oyerhauled looks and
runs like new car: $500.
Studebaker 6.
pew. paint; Just overhauled: Al condition
Ford tudor sedan.
Late 1e25 Balloon Ball tires new ns,, paint:
Overland touring, 1924.
Here's a, real snap for some one; looks
Terms: One-ffth Cash, Balance
in Twelve Months.
GLASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY,
1921 L St. NV. Main 67O5.
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBUES.

FOR HIRE BY THE MONTH. TO PRIVATE
family. nice Cadillac car: reasonable price
Call Franklin 1885. g.
PRIvATE-APPEARING SEDANS---If you
or drive it yourself. Line. 81.
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WANTED-GARAGES.
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

WANTED used metal garage. 1Ox1S fee
Call West 1000. Local IA. 30s
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18th AND MASS AVE. NV. New Berne,
Apt. Large front room. ami: for a re-
fined gentleman
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WANTED-ROOMS.

-FOUR or fve unfurnished rooms fiat or
ant: first floor preferred. Address Box
BY WOMAN STUDENT. single room neigh
borhood Brookings Institute. Reply, giving
location. terms. N. H. W. Continental
Hotel Washington. D. G. 30s
WANTED-Single furnished room near Mt
Pleasant car line. Address Box 293-B. Star
Office. 3Os
town: BY couple; about $50 or S25 Ad-
dress Box 41S-B Star ofice.
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l70I MASS. AVE. THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
We berve the best food the market affords;
daily weekly rates. music.
1852 KENYON NW-First-class board by
the day. week or month: dinners, 6Oc; rates.
Adams 9S06. 30'
433 End ST SE-Excellent hOme-coOked
meals: private home: rates reasonable. -
1852 QUE-Delicious home-cOoked meals:
green vegetables. hot breads good desserts
and salads: individual tables. 800
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HOTEL ROOSEVELT,
10th St. at V and w.
One, two and three room
suites, with bath; some with
breakfast room and kitchenette;
excellently furnished,
Complete Hotel Service.
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED

CENTRAL. CLEAN. QUIET. CHARMINGLy
like. eNclu.: cont. h.w.: jan. 1889 Q nv.
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:! I4Iy r ST. NV. HaWarden Apt.-Large,
F.. nicely furnished front room, ami: $50.
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| 324 Sth ST. S.E.-Large front room. second
| floor. private home: h-w h.. electricity: $50
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

IN MT. PLEASANT. west of 10Th St
Large: double room or two single rooms.
with board. for two people: please state To-
cation and price. Address Box 27S-B. Star
REFINED COUPLE would like room and
board in refined. quiet family: state rates
and location. Address Box 4lg-B. Star
office.
BOARD AND ROOM by Cavalry lieutenant.
in strictly private Protestant family. Ad-
dress Box 3S3-B. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN in small. private family. CEN
trally located reasonable rates Address
Box 1913. Star Office.
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cars. stores and theater: quiet and refined;
newly decorated. completely and nicely
equipped rooms; private tile, bath. foored
attic: a complete. clean. modern apartment
for adults; 500 month; lease not required;
reference 3Os
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EXCEPT. 3 R.. K. b. APT: ABUNDANTLY
heated ami: mod. furn.; laundry tubs:
fireplace. yard: excel. service. 1928 18th. 30s
.:3 QUEBEC PL. Nw.-ENTIRE SECOND
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l2s E N.W-Two and three clean com;
Portable sleeping and Housekeeping ,os .nd
and Bird floors: ami: adults. 3O
1920 NJ ST-Large, on first floor: heat
water. electricity; in best community $50
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1911 IRVING ST. y NE.-ATTRACTIVE EN-
tire second floor. two rooms and alcOve
clean: sink gas range: ami: reasonable.
Pot 3S73-J 3Os
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apartment with girls. Call Adams 3813-W
= II
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
FORD
DEMONSTRATORS.

45l Pa. Ave. NV.
Open am. to 5 pm.
Call Main S3ol for demonstration
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
Report 92p.c. Results In Treatment For
 High Blood Pressure

Science Is amazed by the start ling discovery of well-1mown physician which at last brings dangerous high blood pressure uu- der control Usrd as a private pro ecriprion for 1o years. Tanso proved beneficial in 92 per cent Of cases. with such gratifying results that this remedy is now put on fI' market for unlimited distribution 10 all sufferers. Dizziness hot flashes. nose-bleed, and even the dangers Of apopleNy and other sr- rious complications are reduced to minimum Don't take chances -- Science guarantees Trnso. Money back if not absolutely satisfied. G.; a box at once at these druggists: Dickinson Drug Co., John J. Me- Briarty. NalIuowsN & O'Ir.cu. Nuuer-IIanson Drug Co., South End Drug Go.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
REPUBLICANS WIN
 IN SOUTHAMPTON
All Candidates on (, O,P. Ticket
 Successful al Polls
err-.at -r ,f., naranr.l

sonntneron May 4.--Tho entire u.uuu5.5u rfcne. made d clean s,g.-p ta r. borough election held t.n. ,-..raaN. every candidate v.autna oyar lis democrat opponent ny a -iMu.s majority. A total Of t-4 t.u,-s vus east and of ths number -5N were republican anj tIg <g.r. democrat. Forty-soyer Of iu.m war, split tickets.
 Ta- results ol inc election were az follows.
 Republicans Warden, Among J.. Cutting. ->a: ruHgoss.s. William T. Foley. -7-, Frederick S.yrug, @sh rmasrpp1.r Ii1y. -Na. Charles 4. Brooks. ->@. Clifford A. uamIjn. 2@G, rr.i.rirk C. Nu.niug. 1>5; sewer commissioner samuel II. Mackenzie, 4.a: clerk. Harry H. Nerrou 2S&; treasurer, James ". Cpsou, gNN: coI- l.oor Lewis e. Shepard, 2S@; saariu John |. rockJyus. PIG: as- s~ors. Edward ". Lowrey PSI: Jrdson Neal 279. Charles C. Per -.ouL g>>; auditors. Allan C. Upsou, -s4. Oscar G. Knapp, oS5.
 Democrats Warden John !. Moran. HI; bnrersses, Charles ", Camp. 14G. Adolph Trapp, 1$5, Francis J. Hootn l@t Thomas F.. Moran. 12G, CHTord A. Hamlm, 1$3, Ralph Fabrizto, t&5; sewer commis- sioner. John T. Higgins 1&&; clerk, Harry II. Nrrr.r. 1&&: treasurer, James W. Epson. 1$1: collector, Thomas F.. Eeau IT,, 135; sheriff, Thomas Murphy, 146; assessors, Ed ward W. Lowroy, 1%2. Francisco FerruccL 1&t, Michael A. Gura. 13&; auditors, John Kelley. 1&6, William J. Hurley 1@G.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
RAINBOW PLACARDS
 ON NEW BUILDINGS
Will Indicate City Has Issued
 Proper Permits

The regulation m Hartford and other cities. requiring 'ha posting Of cards ou rho outsido of bindings m process oG erection. indicating Ina, inc building department has fs- sued the proper permits. wiIl be Iu- cmded in 'hr uoW DuuIing code on which 'ra common council ordj- raucr committee Is working, if Ha@ decided a# a meeting las. night .t- tended hy 'h committee. thn n4tiI- irg commission tnr Uu'dlag puuhiag and .mc'net} fu-p.,'9r~ and others.
 A rcd card ntr ha posted to show thr issuaHc, of th~ huh.uE p.rml a green card far p'WnafuE aud yellow card for 'h. electrical prr- init. Abseuc. of 'h. cards from rH' front Of nnw buildings would be uo- ticed by an inspector or any pass.r- by and thc probability Of building without permits would be- w@,ria.- ly 1essened. it is hrIi"ecd
 The meeting di>cus2-6 a uuun.g Of details Of thr proposed cod. and Ii was decided 10 meet next Monday evening at S o'clock. T. is believed several meetings win be held before the committee is ready to report
 Among those at tho meeting Warr Councilman D. l.. Nuir, Corporation Counsel J. II. kirkham, Miss Mar raret Perkins. assisting tho corpo- ration counsel; Councilman Thurn Bengston. Councilman John G Buckley Councilman F. g Caldwell c. K. Spring, Claude J. LorouX. Arthur II. Parker, Councilman James P. Murphy, Councilman Will Ham D. Boyle. Mayors Secretary Rheinhardt Bardeck, Mayor Gart- ner z. Weld. Alderman W. R. FalS, Alderman ". H. Judd City Engi- neer ]. D. Williams, Building In- ? spectors F. J. Hennessy and A. \. . Rutherford. Building Commissioners A. P. Laavitt, Matthew l.. Kennedy, John Walsh. Joseph W. Barry, Thomas Firth, Plumbing Inspector
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
BOY SCOUT NEWS

American Legion Troop T. Boy Scouts Of America will meet from : 10 o'clock this evening at the American Legion rooms and pre- raro for lhy city meet on May l5. All members of the troop are asked 10 b. present. The patrols will meet Us usual at o'clock Thursday cyc- ming. Business Of special importance wi3 br transacted at the regular uasting Friday evening, and all members are urged by Scoutuustcr D. II. Boohm to make u special ef- fol" 10 attend.
 Troop l5 held it's last meeting in Walnut lin park instead of at ST.. N1ry's school hail. iuduIgiug in practice for tho meet. Some scouts were absent. but the practice went off w"Ii Troop 15 is out 10 beat Troop 1, present holders of the city title, and the work was encourage ing. After short game. the boys ~qnt home ali S;&o o'clock.
 Troop 1, defending champions, will meet for practice Friday cve- ning. Next week will probably by q busy one with extra sessions 10 round the teams into shape to hold their tile. The troop successfully staged a magical show last Friday night and expects 10 sec its treasury increase as q result
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
DETROIT BANK EoBREHI

Detroit. May i tP'-One of three armed robbers guarded three GUS toners. another herdej four om- ployes into the managers office. and 3 third scoopcd up &2.no0 at a branch Of tho Peoples State bank late yesterday The robbers escaped.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BUR1AL VAULTs-Concrete eteei rein. forced: waterproof hermeticnl}y sea'ed \ B. Vaulg Co. Phone 6i1-l5. NEW GRITAIN-Houumeur works. I2s uaa st. NUnumentt of all sizes euC descrtp; .ous. Carving and letter cuitiup our specially.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

r. J. Tormay Electrical Inspector Cyril J. Curtin, Councilman D. l., Bartlett. Councilman r. ?. Orchard. F.. W. Njl'ametL and William II. Allen.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
AUTONOMY k
GOUDH EAR TRES

PREsr O. LITE BATTERIES IN SIANI SERVICE WHEN uE- LAYS ARE COSTLY. CALI U'NtfL TIRE & BATTERY CO., Al sue Sg WASHINGTON ST
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
A(IIOMOTIVE

Auto and Truck Agencies S BUICK MOTOR CAEs-sales and Service Capital Buick Co.,. l93 Arch St Phone z607.
 CADILLAC CARS-Sales & Servirc. Lash Wo,or Co. "A Ecpuraue Concern" Wesl Na.n. corner Ltucolu street. CHI}YsLEK-4 and 6, salet ano service. Bennett Motor Sales. 25O Atch St. Phone 2J52.
 CHEVROLET MOTOR CARs-sslef and -orsHa, Superior Auto Company. l@7 Chorh st Phone 2ll DODGE BROTHERS salee and servtce g. & F Motor Sales Cutpa l5a Elm st corner Franklin Phone 75I. rEANELIN CARs-The car for 10 years Sales and Service. 453 West Main St Tel 2G9s.
 FORD CABS and TIJCKS-Foldson tractor Safes eud service. Genuine parts and accessortes AutomJ'.ye SaIet X Service. Co.,, 2ia Elm. Phone 27o1 UUTNCRIIE AND 5 CYLINDERS
 City Service Sfrt,on
 240 Hartford Ave
 4. Nj. Paonessa Pres.
 Also the Donijau Motor Co.
 Cot. of Broad and Htgh Sts. i.ENINGTON-O sAland and Gray High grade motur cars. Salet and service c. A. Bence, 5l Main s', Phone 22lb NAsH--motor cars. See the new line Sales and Service. A. c. Hawber hs Elm street. Phone 2i56, OAKLAND AND Pu%r1AC-1a,as and service. Products of General Motors. The Hardware City Mntor Co.,. 4-6 LIH S'. %ew Britain. 1iusMuBlLE MOTOR CAES-''The Kt. fined SIX" Smith Notoi Sales. 100 Wes' Man St lhuu= 23n0. REQ MOTOR CABS anc trucKs. Konneth NJ. Seafle & Co. Sales and Service: COT Elm and Parl, Sts Phone PHO. Loca agents fur Gabriel Suuhhe's PAIGE & HEWITT Saiee X Service Whtuore Paige ts Jowett Co.,. 3l9 Easr Main sf, Phone 2a1U sTUDEBAKER MOTOR CARs- saIeI snd Service. Albro Hotor SaIeI Co., 22! Arch st Phone 2sD. WIILYS. AND OVERLAND motor cars sa.e sand aerytce. 121 Cherry St. "The SIccve-Vaiye Notor p. C. Rudolph. Phone 2o5l-2
 Autos and Trlcl tm sale .
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
HONEST VALrTE

HONEST vALrEE IEWETT. ig2t-Tour'nF Deluxe. elee-r- condition throUehou'. fully aluiupef md guaranteed to give same aepana- 7h0" service as rew car. Price very reasonable.
 nr1rK u-3s-six cylinder s-pass +apr.ar Si@', Nc" top. good titas and raint PAIGE-Ltr't s.s. pass toraa- sgos From ar"fu' driver who al,gars gave iIlss handsome wine co.orad gar best BUlrK-Stz pazs. sodaa. SIPS. Tine big t"%alt4. n.l motor. ucrr tires I1mpor sHpas"rs, extra tire and auto wiper
 'oLIMRlA- SupH six sport touring. sa-5. '"WTn"n'aj Red Seal riu,ur Low hung smooth running and fa4t as VOL 'af" '' r'ao. Snuhbers dis. wheels and special equipment. FAIGE-"Glonda'o" cnum1ay roaas..r $225. An honest 1ittrc $ ayl. ,,..'. unusual power. economy and .41-r.r. uIi equipment.
 Nh43S K%IGiIT-7- 7-rass touHn- s-ao Late model s-w tires srouaid gongf- iI'". also r"uEIu, Srutz and Tlgr. touring .aES a- real bargain prices "uTMoEE PAIGE-JEwE7r co. @'a EAST MAIN ST. near ELM
 prEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
Garages To Let

WALNUT ST. h. EEAR-5 cal garage. for rent. suitable for auto laundry or business mems garage. Andrews & Stevens, lj Walnut St. Real Estate and Insurance.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

Attention ot erpr, uze1 rar hgrer who 's lraHtu@ .1. a pooH u-a. .H. that r.urc- scents an honest value i# directed to fEr E1lnv'u, guaranteed ua.3 .ugs. iu -"nd e.4It.Iuu. We lgof, r'r. s.Itr- prices ia- eau-e we Auow that 9Ji 'grs listed hr'o"
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

wr, UAEtW ARE eIT} NrTQE TO- F ELLIS ST. TECNE .-@' raNIruH-luu- s..s |. ~.r.E.e
 Dg., I..nu.-.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

! STRING CLEARANCE SALE
 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL s O'CLOCK
 1928 CHEVROLET TOURING.
 1ge4 CHEVROLET TOURING C@.
 1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN.
 122. CHEVROLET COUPE tD. 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE C2). Ila23 CHEVROLET TOURING. 1923 CHEVROLET COUPE. 192, FORD COUPE. { 1928 FORD ROADSTER. l i2ct FORD TUDOR SEDAN Ccl. |lg25 oLDsMoBu.E CYL COACH.
 1923 FORD TOURING. i1224 FORD TON CHASSIS. |12a5 puRANT R'psTER. Duco FINISH.
 1923 CLEVELAND COACH. DrCo FIN | fsIl.
 lgI sruT2 TOURING. ! Il92i FORD F TON PANEL DELIVERY. ] Itoet FORD LIGHT 6 POST DELIVER. lg2o BUICK TOURING, WINTER TOP i IgH CLEVELAND TOURING. iIpC4 FORD TON TFUC< WITH HhN1CO TRANSMISSION IN FIIST CLASS CONDITION. MANY OTHERS TO SELECT FROM
 TERMS ARRANGED. uoJLEvAEU CHEVROLET COMPANY AUTOMOBILE ROW EAST HARTFORD, c-i .CNN. BLVD. PHONE l.. .65 OPEN EVENINGS TILL ?.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
Personals

DON'T BELIEVE I% ILIN-Briug your it." aut you'll pat s.~ pictures out Of zN exposures. Arcade studio.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

SPRING SALE OF USED CARS lgc5 HUDSON Coach. 1s@+ HtbSo% Coach. 1928 HUDSON Coach l|2s HUDSON 5-pass, sedan. lF2t FORD Coupe. 1925 ESSEX Coach. 1923 FORD Sedan l924 FORD Touring. 1g-t CHEVROLET SeGan. 1925 FORD Sedan. I"22 Special STubEEAkER Coupe.
 =-uIss. l9-s CHElSGI.E 'y' Touring ia2i PACKARD Sport Touring. 1923 NASH 5-lass. touring. 1923 MAXWELL Sport. 1923 FORD Sedal. AND MANY OTHERS FROM s5g UP. THE HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO.
 1&2 ARCH STREET
 TEL. @5i2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

uErLNpABLE USED CARS DODGE BEoTuLES- ta-i Touring. ta-a Touring. la-1 ~rsaa. HuIcIs-
 taet Touring n0 TEugNs-rUDGE BROTHERS Ia@; screen delivery. 1925 -.raon deltrsay ig.l screen delivery. TfEpS- Isea Farel
 TERMS ARRANGED rHu s. & r. MOTOR SALES CORP Jo5 ELM ST TEL. Fl.
 opE> EvL,INGs
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
AUIOMO1INE
Autos and Trucks For Salc

ST AE. lg2G--5 passenger sedan Paint. tires upholstery and general condition scr-- gonl- Price Is low. CnarI,s A.. HeH.e. - Man S'. Phone @ei5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
ARB HONEST vALrus

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 ..-@ oakland ruauH g.1anO.a--.-.. >as- ."-t l-paas. cteNua',f .nunr --.-... S2>a 1""s EulrN rnupo gnfai.'"d ........ S.y@ IH-. u,sr@,f tuure -..-.......... .l5a 1922 Na.-wrU Tuur.U- ............. E1..
 r.-4 grunl ronn, ....-. -........-.... s1-z rgar oakland Uualslrr ............. EIan H.arNon" ot ahoN. rar4 ."'.u- fur t"oo or i.a-. 'a sIaru'""u 2" .g days '.r 'rel
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
Reducing an Expense Account by 8O%

HE business man of today IS constantly trying to eliminate from his organization factors of unncc- essary expense. Many companies. with this in mind. have made systematic studies of traveIing expense accounts. The Housa- tonic Lumber Company, of Derhv finds inll telenhnne eer,1co
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
AUTOMOTAVE
Florists

BOSTON FERNS-V Very reasonable prices S7ndeHrs Greenhouse. 2l8 Oak st HFrrt "r4r-Fo
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04

 Offer the following late model used car.
 ar low prices 1929 ESSEN TOURING 1925 ,IiENECLET SUDAN tnG2 Ti'Nt%GTltN SEbAtr- l122 BUICK TOURING. 1927 MAXWELL TOURING. 1923 FOND SEDAN. 1923 FORD COUPE. 1923 CHEVROLET TOURING 1924 OLDSNoBTLE TOURING l2"2 ESSEX C0AfH 1'2a DODGE TOURING. SMITH MOTOR SALES loo WEST MAIN sTREET
 PHONE 2eoo.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-04
AUIOMOTINE
Autos and Trucks For sale

cHEYsLER UsEp CAR DEPT. OFFER THE FOLLOWING HT@u GRADE RENEWED CARS. CALL Ls FOR 4 DEMONSTRATORS sTuTZ 1qot-c cylinder sedan. in ni.e
 shape fhroueHnu'. MAXWELL, 1g2I-CIub s.lar cuElSLEE. 1925 Br9ughnm. like new
 BENNETT MOTOR SALES co. cso ARCH ST TEL 'a5c.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
Ford Runs 43.8 Miles
 On Gal. of Gas

In a public test supervised by city and automobile club officials. a Ford Sedan equipped with Blancke Ther- mostatic Carbureter Control, ran 43.S miles on one gallon of gaso- line. This inexpensive control is en- tirely automatic and self-regulating It makes Fords start instantly, even in zero weather, eliminates carbon formation, prevents dilution of crank case oil, avoids sputtering of motor and cuts repair bills 50 per cent. Installed in two minutes. Cadillac now uses as standard equipment Thermostatic Carbureter Control under Blancke license. The inventors, Blancke Auto Devices Co. Dept. 4605-N, 157 E. Erie St., Chicago, want agents who can make from $250. to S2,O00. per month and are willing to send a sample at their own risk. Write today
New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
TO MEET IN PHILA.
Latin American Delegates to Pan American Union Will Visit Scsqui- Centennial.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. II PA- Diplomatic representatives in Wash ington Of all the Latln-American re- publics, 20 in all, comprising with Secretary of State Kellogg, the gov crning body of the Pan-American Union, will meet here at the Sesqui- Centennial October 22.
 Centennial officials expect it to be one of the most colorful dcmonstra- tions of international friendship in the history of the Americas.
 The meeting will be the first 10 be held formally outside of Washington Of Pan-American union diplomatic representatives. A special train will bring the diplomats from Washing ton.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
SMITH SAILS INTO
 POLITICAL RIVAL
Delivers Br0adSide Against
 Mills at EIIniTa

Elmira, Oct. 14 UPl-Accused by Ogden L. Mills, republican candidate for governor, of being a promoter" Of costly state building programs. Governor Smith running for reelec- ton on the democratic ticket, feels that the sign over the door might well read Smith and Mills, promo ters."
 The governor speaking to an Elmira audience much larger than which heard him during the cam paign two years ago. told of MT. Mills interest in the S50.o0o,0O0 bond issue for state hospital con- struction proposed in 1923.
 After telling of the support given the proposal by Homer W. Folks, secretary of the State Chari- ties Aid association, and George W. Wickersham. 8 republican and for mer attorney general Of the United States. the governor said:
 "Yes, there was another promo ter-Ogden L. Mills help to promote it. He wasn't a candidate then. and he wasn't looking for something to find fault about. He was glad to be not only promoter of the scheme but he sat in with me at the Hotel Biltmore and allotted the first s12,- 500,000 of the fifty million.
 50 far as the fifty million for hospitals are concerned. the sign over the door might well read: Smith and Mills, Promoters
 The governor devoted the greater part of his Elmira speech to an ex- position Of conditions as he found them in the state charitable insti- tutions and hospitals seven years ago, a condition to which he assert ed they would revert under the pay as you go" policy of state financing advocated by MT. Mills.
 "Mr. Mills and. I debated the whole question of bond issues as pro- posed in the constitutional amend ments of last fall in Buffalo last year." said the governor, "and the people decided in the ballot boxes that his explanations were no good.'
 His investigation of state hospital conditions, Governor Smith asserted, brought him to the conclusion that the pay as you go" policy was re- sponsible in many cases for the phy- sical breakdown of the unfortunate mentally afflicted.
 The governor also accused MT. Mills of side stepping the question of grade crossing elimination, as provided for In a bond issue au- thorized by the voters last fall.
 If Mills wants to revert to the pay as you go,' policy" he said, "and thus effect economy if he is elected, he can easily negative the whole grade crossing program adopt ed last year. He has intimated that he will destroy the whole structure by doing so.
 Governor Smith, with Justice Robert F. Wagner, democratic can- didate for United States senator, will continue their campaign tour late today by taking the short journey to Hornell where another night meeting will be held.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-14

preaching campaign, which will aim to reconcile the two. starting with a Sunday.
 The Rev. Horace Westwood of Toledo. Ohio, has been selected 10 carry the gave of battle into the state which has banned teachings Of the evolutionary origin Of man from it's public schools. From Memphis he will go to Knoxville, seat Of the state university, for a service on october 26.
 Dr. Westwood will maintain that modern science with it's doctrine of evolution increased the necessity for a belief in God and strengthens the evidence for immortality.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-14
ORDER IS RESTORED IN
 DELLA WARE COUNTY JAIL
Complaints of Inmates Unsuitable But the Serious Riot Was
 Not Excusable.

Media, Pa, Oct. 14 Pl-Order has been restored in Delaware county jail today and number of the near ly 200 men and women prisoners who mutionied yesterday were nurs- ing injured heads. legs and arms. Several other prisoners were shot, one in the head, with bird shot, as guards and hastily recruited depu- ties battled with the inmates.
 The jail, with only 65 cells, houses 196 prisoners, and many Of the pris- oners had complained of overcrowd- ing and reductions in their food ra- tions. Warden George E. Allen said that the complaints were justifable. but did not excuse the outbreak.
 More than a score of young negro women, recently removed here from another institution, were blamed for the attempted jail break which fol- lowed a night of wild disorder. The mutiny lasted for about an hour.