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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16
Horace II. Rumery

Horace H Rumery died at his home
SO Patterson street, Thursday even
ing, at the age of 45 years. Mr.. Rum
cry had been in i'll health for some
time and recently returned to his
home here from the Gardiner hospi-
tai. He is survived by the wife, Mrs.
Helen j. Rumery; one son, Newell,
and a daughter, Olive g.; also four
sisters, Miss Lena and Miss Myrtle
Rumery of Gardiner, and Mrs. L. r.
Drisko of Belfast and Mrs. Grace
Dwight of Saxton River, vt.
The late Mr.. Rumery was men,
/ber Of Bethlehem lodge, F. and A. NJ,
also of the Chapter. He has been
manager of the Augusta store of
Markson Brothers, since he came to
this city from Portland eight years
ago.
Funeral services will be held Sum-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock from
the home under the auspices Of Beth
lehem lodge, F. and A. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

J. B. Taylor and Harry Robinson
were business visitors In Augusta
Tuesday.
Carroll Marble Of Dixfield, was ln
town recently to see his grandmother.
Mrs. Lettie Whittier.
Miles C. Dudley is on the sick. list
with the prevailing epidemic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16
MOUNT VERNON


Ed. Harris passed away at his Aoms
ness of pneumonia. He leaves . wife
and two small children, also o brother,
Robert Harris, to mourn his loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Jones went
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Mrs. kreger Of the Watervlle
6PW Club is serving as foreman
OF the jury at the April term of
the Supreme Court for Somerset
county, being held in Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Plans are maturing for the annual
club banquet of the Waterville B. P.
w. which will occur in May. Mrs.
Mary Nash is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge and is assisted by
Mrs. Alice Cowan Osgood, Miss Alice
Clarken, Mrs. Eta Daley, Miss Hope
Kelley and Miss Meverett Shackford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Misses Mary Hogan and Alice
Clarken of the Waterville club have
consented to serve on the committee
for the Field Day for the Business
and Professional Womens' clubs of
Central Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

BEGINNING April 16 marcelle will be
7sc reset within a week SOC by ap-
nointment. Miss Boardman. Tel. 1878.
T Apr1Sd2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16
LOCAL NOTICE

+. LOCAL NOTICE
Maine Motor Express leaves Au-
s,,sta 100 A. NJ, for Halloween
Gardiner, Richmond, Brunswick and
Rath. Apr14d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Monday being holiday there will
be no meeting of the Waterville club
as many of the members will make
the most of the holiday by out-of-
town week-ends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-16

Waterville was represented at the
meeting of the State Executive board.
Saturday In Gardiner by the presi-
dent Of the club. Mrs. Katherine
Weeks.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
MILAN b YEARS
 IN ]. s. SENATE
Dean oi Connecticut Delegation
 Has Long Record

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 Sa4' came 70 Wa-h.nG'on frs. tn years ago, ay secretary 70 Con-. --,ssmau and former Gos,rnor G.ors. 1A',sy r. 'rua h h-rar. e..rrarY n ConerassmaH Tilsom .uI when 'he latter went O.. Or HaroA {. l1Ia, S.u,' became sa.- r.'ary Q S.ca,or Mclean,
 Senator and Mrs. McLean ar" r,"a- B. dinner 'tss n.paio2 10 'H. .a'iry ConaecicH, allegation and .a5Ir wives.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
City Items

Sons were born at the Now Britain General hospital yesterday to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Johnson &6@ Church street. and Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Hoffman. Of 22S North street.
 Frank Kelley of t2s PIeasan. street was admitted 10 the Nc" Britain General hospital last evening for treatment.
 A number Of girls who took part iN tho recent musical revue presented hy n" Stan}ey Rule & Level r". will offer program at in" Y. M. C. 4. al q Friday evening social in th, near future.
 The boys choir Of St Mary's church will rohoarso this evening at G:tj o'clock.
 Claiming that a fire was takcr rom tho disk wheel of his ear whicl was parked yesterday on Eroat and Burri't streets. Joseph Martin asked police 10 tnl it. Tn" dctoc,iy' bureau is investigating. Tho indoor small bore team o' the New Britain Rifle club vii meet at 7:3h o'clock tonight a Monirr Brothors' storn prepared tc 20 10 MiddIofcll 10 shoot ,he1 r'gu}ar championship match in the Nutmeg R!n" league sch"dulc,
 The 18th anivrrsary ot th" found ing of the Ladies Aid society of th' First Lutheran church will be ob served March I7. Tn" Scaudia ar' bell ringers will furnish entertain. ment that night.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
EXPLORER SNOWBOUND
MarMillan, Arriving N Jamestown, \. Y. Finds That Traffic l. Com plctcly Blocked.

Jamestown, x. Y, Mar, 1 lPs- DonoM E. MacMi,lan. arctic cx- plorlr. was snowbound i. West0cl1 last night after an all-dnr hrizzard 17l blocked the nnly rai. oonncc- .'ion 10 Jumcatown. Tto cHpIorcr vas sohoduled to loo'ur. in this city lrs' night.
 Esacrtnz Wrsthol yost"r'lay af'- cr0onn. MacNillaH found 'L" tracks cr 'l" Jamrstowr, W'Sticjl and Nor'hw"s'"rn railroad, an electric
 Ioc, roscI hy SHOW. Tn" oXplor"r .rh.n .r@urcJ mo'ori~t 70 arirs m 70 Nay}Illo. $ ni.'s away "u,ro h. had hoped 70 ro.n"ct for Jam, -'o,.o ou aLott'r rHiIrpal. Bu' nc9in thc snnr tGrDol him back.
 Ta.u |, offered another motoris' S1o to get hIm through 70 MayyiIjc .fn' tnl dulrr turned down the of- for.
 { rlow scr' out 'o clear 'ho raj ,Huo. jumped 'hc track and hope o' Ir'.arIr@ fl. rails vas abandon ] lorrf,. 'f, explorer 10 report i2 ,,1,uton fla' 'r was compelled tC miss II .re' !rc'urc in his IS years .,.;pcrtH''.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
STANLEY MEMORIAL MEN TO
 DISCUSS PARISH HOUSE
Need of Proposed New structure Will Ite subject of Friday
 Evening Debate

Iho nla parish lous= pgopgsc4 by inc members Q; ,h- Stanley Ma- morIal church ~iu b. discussed in " debate un1er t4e auspices ot ta, m"u's club tomorrow o},uIng. TH. ~om,H of fLe parish aas. vsau 'g- yI'eI to this meeting au4 refresl- mcnts will ba served.
 The sub..ct for d,ba'c vii, be-: "NrsoNel. That Sfaulrv Memorial church do, not need q ufw parish hous. and that tha morcy already s t aside for that project should hr devoted Q other purposoy' Tn" affirmative Of tho question Hi.l h~ uphld by G,ory Y. Haraiu and Oscar \. Marsh; ,h" negative si1o of 'hc question }oin b. taken by Eober. E, rrockcr and Ky. l.. N. Gilman. The audience win act IS judge and will base ifs decision on ,hc forcefuIncss Of 'he argument s prosentrI and manu.r of delivery. General discussion Of the subjoc, rii follow tho debate.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
MRS. GHBRETH TO SPEAK

Mrs. .illau NJ. Gilhreth woman of national raru'4'.on who recently was thn subject of aH article in the American maGazin". will address the rR'h"rin- ot |. V. C. 4. fornmen's might 10 bo h"ll a' tho Camp school. Er.d1y 'v"ring. March 19.
 Mrs, Cilhrath is thc mother of II children. Sha obtained q college oI"ca'ton and is credited 70 T great extent, with the succoss that came 70 hor husband. Frank Gi)brrth. an ex. pert on method in business and in dIstry. She has spoken over the .r2dio from Ford hall in New York and has ,rctur"d hcforn large all. lieucos in the United States.
 B"cauao Of tEe large attendance ".prct j, in" mectir, gill ho helI in th" Camp school arv,i'o"-uu instead or at ,ho T, M C, A, Th~ meeting will l." open 10 'h4 public.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
BATTLESHIP EQUIPMENT
secretary Wilbur Want- S125O,00D To IQuip Six Vessel, With Plane Catapult~.

Washing on March P- S'crc- lary Wilbur h1s roqurst"d congress 70 authoriz" appropriation of $h- %l6.oQy rHp"ndItura over 2 period Of three years to equip six battIeships with cetapuI's for HInrhing pIan-a,
 Tho y.ss.Is aya fu" Florid9 Ar- kausas. l-}an. T. Xn-. Wyoming aui No~ York. ln Ais commurica'ion 10 Speaker Looywor'h, the s"cre'ary said that "at present ajrplan"s 'm- pIoycI on these vessels must be low or,I in 'h, wa,'r and tA"n lake off from :Iou@siIo'
 "Ths is m"Nicirrl as well as he- ing dangerous for rrrsonr'l and ma t,rial," he con'inWnl. "l' 'horo'ore is proposed 10 install Ca'apult on each vossch'
 Congress alrraIy las a"horiz"d .&Il.&Gn.n0 to convert these six ha'- uo,ldIS from coal bra'rs ln'o oil u4rnurs.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Calls Grand Jury's
 Action an Open Defiance

Rochester, \. r, March E-- IT. "c'jon Of tHo Monroe county g'and lury in r-comm.nling m9si- ''o".jo0 of thr prohibition law anl l'l"2t of unpopular laws" vas caaroc'"riz'd by Supreme Court Jnrticc AAolph J. Dol"nhcck today @.i an 'opcn refusal" 10 enforce the law. T@1 justice declared that the
 "ry's statement "is defiance whi~h 'uomts 10 conspiracy against tl.o government"
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Packs a Wallop
BATTLING" LLLINGWOOD

Guy rE-"Ea,. C.r-t4oa +or- r'r.y n+ IeHls'oH N4tr,. Ho@ msn. Irs u= 1ome H 'nt. c'y. .st 'a. morning for Toronto r.na4a. 'o battle ,H 'a, waa go v.ra d ..a.t- a'as.' from Ua..nt M that Dry 'onorrow H5r.'
 r. n@eae. who .- a trots. o. Iti.a'5 "as ..~ ... !. t.l- .t2 'or '.. IAs '. ",r an. ,. arNr4- ,9 ".a Ills .a.' ts'm @.' 'aa. .a '.. v..cu os ,. ."..'t&. Ii .n- a,'o.' ...ry- .I.s q. his .oa, 4'.- aH- '.I- .'anHo-...n ,' M..-. i-n.' Way "to-. as-o,4.',r a.,. '.. :-.' --n, for ~.t.gaI y.rs aa. m.. .n. a. a-.f.oI,'y u. rl. s4|..l.
 -y- big maa vu. m.v watcaas
 lou1".ne a.. rg.' EluH-wool .G r,9ra 10 '1.s ,.r wh,l. h. .sa.g'> 70 u4a. h. Loma <o~ some #ur. IT, i- a uro'.,r o' Ct.. N E.Hae'..ol l' -t- NtI >ree.. s.r . ma. .n 1.. employ ot t.- p.ta 1.. rar'm..'.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
SOCIAL WORKERS
 CLUB IN SESSION
Hear Of Activities Of Sunshine Society and Triangular Room

Tu S-oja, Work ra' club Dnor at Inc Y. W. G. \. '..r' cy,@jng for sup per arI a .ue..inc. Mrs. Warrcr, head C. Iur.cr Achievement clubs o' tht city, r. sd"j. Alter tha r"r- ular business meeting, a ta'h on thr york of the Sunshine Society Wae given hy Mrs. Ernc.t Woods. This work is done in a quiet way for poo- plr wH9 n'eI help Of varIous sor-a and would feel cmtarrassoi 10 apply to crr'ajn ago"ci.s of tho city for i. As an evidence of real need Of thr socio'y, i' was reported at the last m..tiD- that tHr @o wheel chairs owrol by '~a society W"ro ali in use, Mrs. Wools spoke Of tho first ail and hospital slprjl.s winch ar" aT%i. ah'r Tor anyone. work Iono for i'm Erwin Hom". inc rbiMren's Hom". anl thr New.nEton IioHo. and IL" money oarn-d ny iho members q: rMo society personally for charitable ueas.
 Miss Laura WHblo, industrial Socrarary ol th" I, w. C. A., then talked cu tine work Of th'. Blu" tri- anGl. club room. which is located Oil h.. corner nf Main and L&fay"t;..
 .rar' or cha s"r1ud floor. She men toned thr t&c. 'hnt ot il. 10"o wo- m.u and lirls in industry in New Britain, 'n" club room is reaching about t&o of tu. English gp' akme girls. Thos" rpr.sou' II uotioHali- 'joz from II '4r'ori'S and " s,ort@. Aciiyi';ys ara many and varied and short IIuo projects ar" the mos, sue rossCul The gin &ro interested in sewing, cookinr, ,GmpShad" making .uEu,cle lessons, and informal dis cussiou about things which arc really vial 'o 'hcn1.
 Girls bring " sorts Of proh' m. 'a tAc reorc'ary sUch as finding q job. helping t3 1oca'. run&way sis .. au1 r1r:nc for lor wien paron's aava 'ucn-l h1r oG' of tHr hem" du' 'o 3 u,vur14rslyN1ing Of her legit.- mo'n jrdon"ndcnco. Miss WrihH spoke of t1 place of conferences iu !. 'ho rroerzm s.l th" horcfjt Of cX- r>arg" Of i1"aa of Inc girls Irr, vi'l girls from other cities Who arl lin i0lr-trv "rd with girls who ar' . .''rl"u'e a' coilcE". < conference q! l lIs'rial and coll'E' girlr was l"id i r"r, last year whru som" girls from Mount Iiolynk" college camo down and q like conference will be held a' smith collor" March 9o and q Surh conferenc,s make tho inIustri. I al girl re0'izo her important posi-.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
BIZ CHANCE IN BUSINESS ETKIC,.
Writer and Lecturer Tells RO tarianS Standards Are Higher

Ina, there has been a remarkable .aange in busja'ss methods in tue last .p years was pointed out today uy Edgar H. r.uuuor. formerly pro lessor of nUsinass e,htcs at Yale uni, rrrsity and TOW q writer and lee, 'gr,r on 'his suh!rct, Mr. Hcermaucr ,pokc 70 tE" Ne~ Britain EofaN club c, the Eurrin hotel at noon 10 aay.
 He said ,ha. up 70 abou, 9u years aEo business vas competitive. Now it is cooperative. H. spoke Of the situation iu q manufacturing town "lftra a plant superintendent ocean, ,'l 4 rv@l factory In exactly h." same lju" Of business sent one Of is '"st u"0 ,o is ro'np''itor's rlau' ro ..ip ou' un,il n, sick man was gu! .o r.,Gru 'o his du'i.s.
 r. sail: ''A roncr.'ion ago q com. p'n'or Vas ,u ,nHmN His ma.n o." ino' WAS ~ ssa@i husin'ss from '"c other fellow and prevent the osh,f fellow rom stealing from him" H." yoJgtrl ou. that thi. method of do. in" business hrtIeh; on price cut. tir- "hich in turn lrl 10 alulnra- 'ior of yro4"t's anI poor worHma:. sip. lnI.r lT, ,ssHr" o' 'hi. h.a. Of warfare ho said oth.rwlsa hip mind'l and respectful" hGSinrssm"j stoop"l 'o practices they woull n-' congil"r in t..air private lives.
 IIa said ,he yic'ors often 0,ra ,ir- .'ors herausc of political fa,ors and -no-o' rebates.
 f'a I:vt,' for some lsn@'n oo 'ne growth ot :rr rad" associa'ior -nh 'hcIr interchange Of iiras and n"ihods and s9ii thoy were largely responsible fc- rhc dcyclopmnnt Of nusIu'ss methods 10 B tiEhsr sran j.. 1rl.
 IT, e.:i "hat- l:s. mr'aol ot ..10ijnc q man who is adopting 'ntajr tactics is 70 bring Jim into ;h'.r organization. and not n cs, ,raoiza Tim. Then ho will rHb oI- lows with man who follow n" high standards Of their business and he will ne ashamed not to play the came the same as they ho Y" pointed out th" 'au,,nHy to s,anlarI,zo today hy saynS 'hat rom 'hn doctor and rursc who rriaE a person into th" world. ,c the National Association O Funeral Directors. the Tlorisfs'' Telegraph association anI 'ne Memorial Craftsmen of America, a mans If" is sranIariizod clear 10 th~ monu- mcrt erected oror his crn>'.
 Referring .o Charles C. Morris. who was defeated for goycrnor at the Inst election, ho sall: By hs- inC defeated he was soHei 'h" temptation of committing political Binghamy."
 Returning 70 ,ha qHestioH CT l">- mess methods ho said one of th' evils of 'ho oll timo business v1s that of commercial hr;hing. One If .thesc methods ho said. vas that of =on4irg gifts 70 'he wifi Of pur- chasing agent.
 Thc retailer has stanIarIizr1 lis lbuSincaS by nmphacizinr ing policy .of Truth in advertising ho con- tlnuCH. adding that code ot ethics is m instrument ot soeial pr"scurc and of public opinion, th" strongest force of tho carth.'
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Keys Is Silent on Any
 Move in Murder Mystery

Nv Icrk. March { fP'-DlstrDt Attorney Asa Keys. of Los Angn''e, who 3s in Nv York, today d.- o.usd to sar w.'hrr his yisi' hal pry r>uurrf5ou with inc unsol}"d nstI,r cf WiUiam Desmond Ta}lor rno'4.u ,srtur,. director,
 Nr. k ys r.ro1gu a eDahcsl".r, .s,,rt.l '.r' .l- ,5,r o0nr' ru'! ,ra4uraH-. oni~. iu>'n"s-. t1f 'r -' ,ae ro' a' ,ttory 10 ''. f- l.o!r,.
 T.>fcr vr~ s.... ;" nle 1'@",n" 70 I.o. Ntk.r,s Ju 1r-L and f'a io- ,.~'t-4.lon o' '", ra-a tn}o}'.I 'ho n1w.e oe q r.Ha,r nr prom'r.'f no,laa }5a'.r.e a,.nr-. A,though no -,.eg..to~ ~ae a"u.rsI 10 tlDn. t'.~, N..- W",..r alI Mali" \or- "arL ,a-"r" stars af rLa, time .c'. ~.r. uu.s'ioa,] haca'Ien of Il. sr.r9s.tr 4I'l 'h" :.nr-
 l.,t. .an a" m Now York tnl ,..n. ,-..-E. ,,.. mi-r' ! rr. nr,r.3 .-a ...~c'1 Mr K.,s ..... ~... ... I"-m5'y C '""ir
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Right Way To Take
 Iodine For Goitre

7nr. l. oa.y a 'rara of 1o4l0o ln .. nnaa ro1. rI' Ark 0. c,eu g. ',., pl'.u ro.ane g9'r 70 ~oma .rror'"ra'. p,rson- 9.u,.y 0o- ma'.
 |. E"~h,.rr x Y. ne hsath au'norIris~ qa, w,a mt'ug joIin, I 'I- @a:.rs Q. tio r.srrNoIr and o.'t -j,.' -Gr,,-> SO ar as Ee,p- .E GH.rr in r-.rh is ,unc.rrcL
 Tn 0c'an-". ,el,u Is ronrru'ra'- ...I ...,p sra nu."r you cau rs' .I& .'.. 'r3rr or loIta, u..I.d oul m,t Inc r.-at form o' lwlu. To Hs- in r.Dt+jur o~ uuntIuG Goitrc Or Cn- Iargrmrn, of rh" thyroid gland.
 H."a's Io1ir" ti'r. arr many or..t ra'L.al vital ,..tm nfs ir O,,au-O that r.i tr'o tlr blood and ,.uy tLur rich up-huiliiur atoms tp ,v.rv organ, gland and tissue m rl" body putting n"w 9ieor into every part of rh, human organism an! rr'a'inr ahuuJaut s'rnrth aul 'Hauy in those who ar" W"ak. run te"n. norrouS and drpr,sa aj.
 r. 5.4 AI}" coilr". 'Ty bottle .youN ind full directions for treat r0"I' when you Ert r and you wll tc r.fitug Iodine in i's natural 'urw
 Any ualzI,ar vUn fH ,au that .l.'r a,a -a'.r r- Iu # .,'ry mIn- ..raI 'lunrt r.f J- 'ouni p pur" rHrh, tfooI au1 'ha' is 0tN .O, .on.p is g" muct t0 a' manl hy .poopIn who's, llood ts imVo,erishcd
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
THREE INJURED IN
 HEAD.ON COLLISION
Men Blamed for Crash in Bel,
 Yidere Make Escape

Canning it1, Wgta .l'cs'.g .ga'!o0 .s rc,ls3 n tae case 0t Andrew ku. a.s. age! }e. tf S.N'oU s'rt.t, who r., cIare,.l H3'h IrEias car with
 aprop,r markers. Preserving AL 'arN"y Jos-pl G Woods asked in ioacc court today that The case be uotHq'l uH'' Monday. The car which is ow1ed ly KEhIs. hut wltch .a d"Hlrs driving las' uiglt ran into
 car 1fI'sa iy Robert " Bland, 49 Harrison s're.' Hartford. a' Com m0u"aa.ft h,tg. aI Stanley >.rec' a' [ o'clock las, lIgE'. iuur. .'- 'hrco Hartford mau, occ4rau's a' 't" Elaul CAT.
 Francis W. Brn!tIr. l1 DNe ItNs .,.yaa. H1r.forI Is 'hr most ,.Nrr'iy .n.Ir,I o' 'h" trio. aHI he Hrs taken 70 'hr Nv britain Gen.
 -a' hospital. tHrro l, was founI that " las a. injury 70 m- knee. Abarr l.'"u, "t Norfolk s'-c-'. Har.for5, eHS'aIncl .H' over bIs rya, and 4:
 was necessary 70 '3Ea 'hr"e stitches. Edward kEraN Harrison stect, Hartford also su1,rrl an injury 10 'is t0-r. Bland WIS 'a.u.Hre
 According 70 a r'por' mad. a. po. ).c. Headquarters t" E.,d re vas ar.fI'~ towards New Bri'aiH a, be- '".'n -n anl 2. mil. .s psr hour. H. stI h" saw car coming towards i'm on Inc oas. side of 'h4 street. when !. Swcr'r4 suddenly aaI crash 'l h"ai On into he machine. H. ".l'ln"l 'la' two fellows jumped or. o< 's' o'-ar machine jmmeIIa.c'y and s'1r'al running away Onir,r Nar0''ii chased n. m.u b.' .rr, clEleI @tm.
 A' 9.&0 o'clock Kuhis came into h6a1q"ar'ers and reported to Scr E"an' John r. King 'ha' his car had h'fn taken from Oak and Putnam 'r@.'S 'ar..r iU 'Ir sr..i~r. On r'0}CstiEa'ro9 Da.o0.i," Ttorla. | Forro- found 'ha' Il. mark ~~ Eus. his hal on his machine halonca.l n I"rother oar, kuhis Was Gc-r!n,l for jnT"sttsa',ou anl l'sr put ur- der arrest.
 br. J, Fur1rY r1mo to 're eorrr Io' 'hc accident a0j ap7'is! ar7' nid 10 'fo ja5HrrI, anl }at-r or1er-a EroIy'ir rrnoF.I 10 fha hospital. Tn" fronts of both machines wrrc damaged
 Charged with speeding ycste-iay on Nos' Main s'rtCt. WaIter H1u. aged to, iaf1 rauto' a1,uue. Hart. 'or' was 0n"1 flo by JuJr4 Hur- ".rfor,! ia police co.., -oIcr. Off, ror Tr'd Wagner said Io rolfowc. Hall from Barnosdalo 10 Cedar street and West Main, The officer ,allccod Hall ms dri,ir. his truck a' 8 rate of speed cHcreljng "1 miles per hour.
 Officer Wagner claimed that wien he told Hall 10 stop ,tc increased his speed. Hal said that ht could .rat hear tho officer bacauza his rar :s enclosed, IT, sail he was going 'ast"r than usual nocause h. Has "a u'''o la'c.'
 Asking tha, his 'rial he rostpo7e4 u0ti' Monday Trar'i 7."is'. High land etr",.. vas granted 'tr request. He is charged with violating thc molor vehicle law by Ir.Nns past T standing trolI'y car an! reckless driving.
 His a~r-s. y-s.trlay followed ar accident at tho corner of Black Rock avenue and Garden street, when ho iq alleged 10 have struck Narmela Marietta, aEoI H. 7a Ta'- colt street. who is reported IS lay- ing sustained 8 broken ann.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

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New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Avoid
 Poorly Balanced Breakfasts
Start the day with Quaker Oats food that stands by" you.

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 IF you feel tired, hungry "hdgety" 1 hours before lunch, don't jump 10 the conclusion of poor health. Thousands have unerergetic morn ing: because they sta7t the day wit, wrong breakfasts,
 To feel right, you must have wei, balanced. complete breakfast ration. At most other meals - lunch and dinner you get i'. But breakfas. is hurried meal, often badly chosen,
 Thus Quaker Oats, containing I6To protein, tood's great tissue builder, s8Gc carbohydrate. its great energy element. plus all-;mportan: vitamncs and the bulk that makes 'axatiyes seldom needed. is the d;etet;c urge of the world today.
 It is food that Stands by" yor through the morning, Quick Quaker cooks in , to 5 minutes That's ;astcr than plain toast. Don't deny yourself the natural stimulation this rich food offers YOU.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
GLAD TO SPREAD
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Helped by Lydia E, Pinkham's
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New Britain herald., 1926-03-04
Quaker Oats
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Sleeplessness
Comes from Constipation

Loss of sleep-a waning ap- Petite-low spirits-these are only few of the symptoms of constipation.
 They warn that poisons from the waste matter are being ab. sorbed by the blood and carried to all parts of your body. Your vitality is lowered until you be- come a prey to serious disease.
 Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for every. body. It does not affect the stom. ach, and is not absorbed by the body. Medicalauthorities approve Nujol because it is so safe, so gen. tle and so natural in its action.
 Nujcl makes up for deficiency of natural lubricant in the intes. tines. 1t softens the waste matter and thus permits thorough and regular bowel movements without grping.
 Nujoican be takenfor anylength of time without Ill effects. Unlike laxatives, it does not form habit, and can be discontinued at any time.
 Ask your druggist for NWoi.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-04

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