davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-02-11

The Sank Centre Herald is the first
paper to be picked up and the last to
be laid down.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

GET A GOOD USED FORD FROM THOSE LISTED BELOW. PAY FOR IT AS YOU DRIVE IT, OUT OT YOUR INCOME, IN SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
EMPLOYMENT
Help Women Wanted

1INl.-knawlcdgc stynography prcfcrrcd, aIaptah't'y. building line positively state fullest particulars and wages dc ','pt Nrito, Box Gi-D Hsfaid.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

SMl IIl--st1ndnrd sturdy hahy chicks de- N'lop i@'o real egg machines. Order taHm today. Write or phoue for prtre card N' R. H'ri & Feed Co., l72 Arch St. Tel. ll2l-a.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

BIG EEpUCTIoN-IN LATE MODEL USED CARS. ALI. TYPES OF DODGE BROTHERS CARS 1T s55 UP. SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD CAR UNTIL SPRING. CONVENIENT TERMS CAN RE ARRAHGEp. WE ARE ALSO or FERIHG ATTRACTIVE COMMERCIAL CARS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
 THE s, & I. MOTOR SALES CORP. DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS MO TOR CARS AND GRAHAM BROTHERS
 TRUCKS
 iSS ELM ST. PHONE 73i.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
AUTOMtTIVE
Service Stations, RepatIpp

RADIATOR REPAIRiNG-at iowest prices. Quick service, Satisfaction guaranteed, New England Radiator Works. sS East Main St.. near Main Phone sf0.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
Musical Instruments

nave on hand several recon dit!opad pianos, These may be bought on our easy payment plan. John A Andrews S Go, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving, Storing. Grating

JOHNSON Furniture and piat moving Special rates for long distanc Office % Roberts St Phone SSTg-i
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
Suburban Tor Sale

room house, all Improve. ments gas, good barn with space for three cars. lot l50Sl:0 allowing two extra lots S0xl2o, Tine location. Right close to schools and trolley. Price right. Part cash. The John Cooke O., Neri Rlock. plalnville. Phone sks-s.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

WHEN TIME IS MoNEY-Try our ,n, stant service. Tires, Batteries. Gasoline We get you there and back. O'NeIls S9 Washington St. Phone 200.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

COLLlE-pedGreed l pear. house. broken.
 female. hargain. Phone STA4-M
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

DANGE-Collegiato and foXtrot. Private Instruction. 5 lessons S5. Miss NJ. Stein haus. studio. United Bldg. Room 2il. Dhnna GOin.t
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

WEST END-ucw room cottage, sUjI- able for people of means and taste. II. \, Lockwood, Real Estate & lns., City Enu
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27

 Instrumental and Vocal

ACTS--of all descriptions for your enter tainment Apply Scoloy's Entertainers, q Washington St. Phone @35f RAGTIME-piano, banjo, ukulele tauGn, quickly; booklet free Christensen. Room G1A. Booths Block Tel. 5t5-&. Fri. only TENOR BANJO--aud mandolin tnstruc- tions F. Gagnon, Room "lS, Booth $ BlOrk
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
Real Estate Wanted

ONE OR TWO LOTS-wauted In Seymour Park, for cash. Giye number and price ot lot h letter. Write. Box s7-M, Her ald.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-27
AlJTOMOTIVE
Aut g ard Trucks For Sale
USED CAR SALE

BIC OFFERING IN USED FORD CARS, ALL IN GOOD CONDITION, TAKEN IN TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICED FAIRLY. WE MUST HAVE TIE ROOM SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUlREp BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EASY
 TERMS.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
AUTOPSY IS BLAMED
Norwalk Man Who Fan Down And Killed stamford Child Held Rc- sponslblc Iu Coroncr's Finding.

Bridgeport. JaJn. tR'-- Samucl Colwcu, l7 Van Bur'n avenue. Nor walk. driver of an automobiI" that ran down and fatally injured six year-old girl. is held crmina!ly rc- sponSiDle for inc death of Niricn Larson, IT Main street, Stamlor'l, m q finding made today by Coroner John J. PhcIan.
 The girl was crossing the street in front Of her home on December 3l with her brother, Robert, and a friend. BeuIah tluackcnbush. Tn" other two children ran safely to the ether side and called back to the Larson girl not 10 cross because Of ithc approaching CoIwcil automobile. In view of the evidence showing i that Main street was clear of traffic, says the coroner, and pavement and car brakes in good condition
 with no obstruction to vision, ] feel 1 Driver Colwell in failing 10 observe the dcccased and stop or go around
 the latter while she was running labreast of about forty or fifty feet .across the highway to the path ot
 his machine, was not exercising that
 proper care in the management oi his automobil. which is lawfully 0cXpectod in the case"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
RELEASED FROM JAIL,
 RETURNS FOR 80 DAYS
Man Who Was Freed Yesterday Must spend Two Months
 Behind Bars.

After a days absence from jail iu Springfield, where he has just com n.eted sentence Of four months, nemcirlon DcmetropoutId, alias James Motropole, l20 Beaver street, was sentenced 10 60 more days iu the Hartford county jail by Judge William C, IIungrr.ord in police court this morning ncmctropouhs vas charged win stealing SEQ from Saul PCra. 11i Bcayrr street on August 1, anu stealing suit o' clothes from 53 Wtllow street on August ,,
 Sergeant George EIingtr arrested Inc man yesterday in Springfield, after h. found 'hr suit Of clothes in pawn shop at Harltorl. pemetro' poulis claims that ho took the money and thn clothes because he vas owed slu. Police lu not belioy" that the man is q resident Of this city 1 W. B. Gooby 10 Madison ay"nnc, Was lined g. and costs for not haNhS an operators license, and was dis charged on charges of violation oi the rules of the road, driving with out q registration, and lights, H."
 vas arrested yesterday by State Ot-
 ncer Miller al Black Rock briIg" after being followed from West Main and south Burritt street. where : Miller alleges he cut in on him,
 nearly hitting his car, Goohy claims
 his car skiddcd on the wet pave mont,
 Because she accused her husband,
 Walter kruWas. l9i Gold street, o'
 striking her in the head with q
 milk bottle, he was fined Slo bl
 Judge HungcrforI this morning. IL
 WAS arrested Wednesday night b'
 Officer Dart, "ho stated that h'
 found milk sp.ash'1 all over th' floor Of the 1[raNas nome. and ol Mrs. KraWas' clothing, The womaI 5 says she accused her husband o 1 being untrue to her, and he becam 3 infuriatel with her. krawas denle' - the accusation.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
GREAT VISIBILITY
 NOTED BY ARMIES
l2 Aerial BeaCOnS Could Be
 Seen at One Time

EcILrlonlo, pao Jan, < P)--Ar mail pilots reported here today that last night was one of tho most re- markabIr for long distance visibility they had ever experienced,
 Pilot l.. r. BrrIaud, carrying the night air mail from New York to tlov",anl said that from the time he left lladloy Field, New Jersey, until he descended at the Rollefonte Field shortly before midnight he could Sc, revolving beacon in Phlludrlphia and that before landing here the city lights in Altoona, Johnsrown and Pittsburgh were plainly visible. Twelve Of the air mall beacon lights were in view al one time, he said.
 Bortaud flew at height of np- proAlmatr'y 4.o0O feet, Tho mir line distance between Philadelphia and l., lIo fontc Is about 15O miles.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
LLOYD GEORGE RETURNS
 AFTER HIS VACATION
Much Concerned Over Condition of Daughter - Enjoyed Watch
 Ing NesuyiIis.

London, Jan, & HpD --- Lloyd George arrived in London this aft- ernoon, having returned hastily rom d holiday in Italy on account ot the illness Of his daughter, Me gan. who yesterday underwent an operation for appendicitis, Mrs, Lloyd George and their daughter, Lady Carey Evans, met him al Vic. torIa station.
 The former premier's first words after greeting them affectionatclY wore. "How's my littlo gIri"" He rushed nff Immediately 70 the nursing home 10 see Megun, who Is making satisfactory progress after tho operation,
 Tle "N'tlc Welsh Napoleon greeted tho newspaper men affably, hut had no time 10 discuss politics or other issues. He wanted 10 get 10 the bedside Of his little girl , 1T th- former premier has any thing up hls sleeve for inc further ancc of his political plans, as has been rcporte1. he is keeping it up his elec,c. However, he declared he 1 had had a fine trip, He had moi seen Premier Mussoliri. In fact, Mir Lloyd George sail, he spent only
 one day in Rome but he had seer
 Nnsuyius in action -- "U wonderFu
 sight"
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
SECOND VICTIM DIES
Hamdcn Man. Injured in New Year 5
 Morning Auto Accident, Passes Away at Hospital Today.

New Haven, Jan. s tP)-Joseph Schwarz of Hamdcn, formerly liNlng in New York city died at hospital last night making the second death from collision of an automobile con- tsin;ng several persons with car which had parked without lights on the highways near Mount Car'hei arly New Years Day morning,
 The party of which Schwarz anu Seward Weiss, the latter ct l1t'"- bnrgh. were members had been hp- aate for New Vars Eve observe nc" and were returning bone. MT. Ter rel. the driver and his wifi" who was on the from seat, claim they "a" no light on the car which they crashed. Weiss was killed instantly
 The driver Of the other car who had with him girl is awaiting q hearing.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
DIES NEAR GOTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs. sarah r.. NurCy, Formerly Active In First congregational Church, Passes To Her Reward.

Mrs. sara r.. MorcN aj Gr0nd street, anotmr Of tho o'd residents of this city. WAS ovrgtah'n by death at about o'clock yesterday after noon at inc New Britain General hospital Had she lived few weeks Ioug-r she would have been g0 years old
 Tntil advanced ncn handicapped her shc WAS an active member Of the Flret Cpugr guionul church and wag aIfiual,d with Inc Missionary society oy taot institution for many years. Sh" was all active house. keeper until about week before her drath She was taken sick about week ago and went to the hospital ! for treatment.
 Mrs. Morry was a former resident of Lee, Massachusetts, coming to this city several years ago. She lived alone, lcaNing no relatives IT Ithis city. A sister. Miss Martha J Wilson of S.ratford, three nieces Mrs. Mary Sproul, and Mrs. Eliza beth Wcthcrll Of Bridgeport, anc Mrs. Blanch Hart Of Strutfor1, sur IviNe her,
 Funeral services will b" held a E. C. Porter sons company tomor row al 2 o'clock. Rev. Theodore A Greene, pastor Of the First Congrc gational church, will ofticiate Bur IiaI will be in G'aiIvicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
WILL SINK WELL
state Park Authorities Plan to Pro' vide Water at Nit. Tom Park Supply at HammoEassct TOO.

Hartford, Jan. s P,-Thc e&ecu- tive committee of the state park has decided to sink an artesian well at Mount Tom park Tn the towns ot Morris and l.itch'l"ld. The cost will be about $iO0.
 The commission has also decided to extend the water pipe at ialh- nonasset beach in the town Of Madl- son for the accommodation of the campers. Since the opening Of me year the commission has rented siXty sites for camping purposes on the grounds. This is the largest number for one year since tn" park was opened.
 The commission plans 10 construct double road from the hiehWal into the park.
 The facilities at Hurd Park II the town of East Hampton Will Dc improved by the commission. Nari' ous changes will be made to improve the View from the park.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
New Britain Young Lady Received A
 Wonderful Surprise
Mrs. Victoria krystynsk of 3S Union St. New Britain Tells
 Public All About Her Recent Recovery

Many people in New Britain are today well and strong and q short time ago they were sick and aiing and all out of sorts. We are pub fishing daily the names and ad- dresses of people right here in your home town who are in1orsing Erbjus because 1t brought them back their health and strength. Mrs. Krystynski says;
 "I am mdorsing the tonic Erbjus because it gave mo health and strength and changed me from sick and ailing lady to robust and strong person.
 About years ago I developed stomach trouble and sick headaches and could not eat the plainest of foods without great distress. l had continual backachc and felt tired Gut and miserable. l would get up in the mornings with a sick head ache and go through the day with 1t, "I got so dsguest"d that l gave ip trying to get well and a friend : of mine had to plead with me to rrt me 10 take Erhjus, but at last
 consented. I have now taker 1 three bottles and l now desire tt state to the public that l am wei
 and strong and desire to give Erb 1 jus the full credit for 1t.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Mirage, says Professor.

Chicago, Jan, s (Pt-Reports that the shore line across T.ak" Michigan could be seen from Chicago yes.or- day are attributed 10 2 mirage
 Professor Henry J. Cox Of the weather bureau said such optical il. msions arc not infrequcnt fin lake regions. DefIcctcd light waves, causc4 hy differently heated air strata. produce the weird effect, There was a variation Of ten degrees in tho air oyer the land and tho water yesterday.
 Extremely clear visibility was re- ported. A clock in the Wrigley tower c0ud be disccrned more than Il mlln aMnN
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
GAMBLING TRIAL
More Evidence Is Introduced Today in Hearing Following Raid on So-Callcd Dewey Club.

Stamford. Jan. 8 tp) --- The trial of the 50 gambling cases vas con- continued in city court here this morning before Judge samuel Young. Representatives Of the Stamford Gas and Electrical com pany. the Southern New England Telephone company and the Stam- ford Water company were called for the purpose Of showing the ownership of the building which housed the so-callcd Dewey club. T. is alleged that the building was owned ny Fred Berg.
 Witnesses testified that tele- phones al the building were con- trac,ed for by John II. Ballard, the contracts datng back to 1923 and 1924.
 Representatives of two coal com panies said that Berg had ordered coal 10 be delivered to the building and other witnesses testified That 1 contracts for water and gas hal been signed by Berg as the owner 1 Of the building.
 An attorney testified, however. ] that q search of the title showed that the building was owned by Bcrg's sister. Mrs, Elizabeth Pin
 nry. Another witness. Harold Sci
 rrrt. who worked in the cigar store
 which formed inc ontr"nce 10 the
 Dewey club. was called in an at'
 tempt 10 show Berg's connection
 with the alleged conspiracy. Tn.
 trial was continued this afternoon
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
TAX RETURNS B|G
 50 FAR THIS YEAR
Amount Needed by City May Be
 Exceeded Again

Tax collections for the first three quarters Of the fiscal year indicate that this city for lhe fourth success size year will take in more 'oS reF- enue than the amount o' tax '"'ied' and moru than Inc rale.book re- quiremenls,
 This Is made possible by Htgor- ous campaign Go collect back taxes inausuralel hy Collector Bcrnadolie Loomis and the result is nor" pro- duclve than if ,hc rn.ire amount Of tax levied each year was collect cd each year, Il condition regarded as highly desirable but impossible Even ir the collector, limited 10 me le,ies Of lg95, founl 1t possible to bring aboIt.,he paymcn, ot all col lectible taxes, he wonld stiIl fall short Of the rate-book requirements since they incude many bills aoa'ed through assessors errors as proNi4ed by statute.
 In 1923 the budget provided TOT H.7S9,0S6 and sh792 ,i73.Q6 was taken in: in 1924, the budget "a' s2,1s7.0S0 and the collections S-'' fT0.50I28; in 1925 with budg" of s2,O57,0OU, the collector paid oNeI to the treasurer s?.0S9.77$.5a. Dur ing those three years the total rate book requirements were $b'0@i'of-' 70, and the collections were 5,oo!, 75s.7A, an increase of SlS,2lhI' During that period, S39,567.7i nor vas taken in than the budget calIe for.
 The estimates Of personal tax col lections were also exceeded by large amount, A total or Slo1'"'" 75 was taken whereas the iinancln department had charged CoIIec'' Boomis with responsibility for iu' nishine revenue in the amount si27,0O0 through this source ] three years through all taAir sources. collections required to me the city's estimated needs were ma' in an amount exceeding reqnlf n,nts $50, ,66049.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Many Applications Are
 Made for Employment

Hariford, ,Tan, s IRI-Acc0rdlng '" the report for December, 1925, ts- sued by Labor Commissioner Harry r, Mackenzie. there were 3,92S ap- plications at the state agencies for employment and of that number 2,767 situations were secured, The largest number, 1,13o was received at the Hartford office, The largest number of situations secured, 19'' was also recorded al the Hartford office.
 There were 3,o99 applications for help and the greatest number, S4' came into the Bridgeport office.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
FREE MAN AT LAST
Mis>ourian Had Wandered World Conscience stricken After Friend ~ Murder, For 20 Wears,

Springfield. Mo- Jan, R--liu Sublelt is Il free man today nitcr S' weary years of wandering about the country with a murder charge hang ing over hiS head,
 Suhleu killed Joe nillard, an old lrlenl. with bullet intended ipt another during an argument lN 1905, H. immediately left the eoun' try and although nationwide search was instituted h. was never apprchcndcd.
 The agony suffered by suhI"'' oNor tho Killing of his friend and tho tcrrors of constant fight led him to surrender several weeks ago. IT, was placed in jail al Golcna, Mo,
 The story iold by the prisoner won 1 him many Friends, Relatives, il' cmding the wifi" and daughter of th' slain man. visiyd Sublett in his cell and all kindness was shown him
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
TUAN Is AWAY

Pitshureh. Jan, s P~Erpor's that Harry K. Tuaw might visit Chicago. where his former wifi" Evelyn Nrsb,, attempted suicide last Tuesday. "rre met q the IhaN home today with tn" statement tha' he had left the city for an un- known destination. His secretary said he knew of no plans regarding q trip 10 Chicago. He expected Ina" ,o return to Pittsburgh Sunday,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
WONDERFUL NEW REMEDY FOR
 RHEUMATIC ACHES AND PAINS
Liniment They Use On Big League Ball Players
 Like C0veleski
STOPS ACHES, PAINS.
 STIFFNESS, QUICKLY

B,g Inaguc baseball stars lih" Walt,r Johnson. Hucky Harris, Ty Cobb, George S.s!er, Coyeleski and others cannot afford 10 be laid m with aches, pains, swollen joints or stiffness u single day, so they must use the best remedy mon"> can buy.
 The linimcut they use ou, Ht th' ball park works like lightning and in q jify relieves aches, pains, stiff ness or swollen joints due 10 sprains, rheumatic troubles. neuri- tis, neuralgia, rtc. A thousand times each baseball season this wonderful inimen1 dos ifs work in lig leagues, professional and amateur baseball circles and yet this liNimont they uso is SO mild il would not harm q baby's skin and never blisters no matter how much you rub it in or bandage it up.
 The linimrnt is named after the famous trainer, Mike Martin, th" man who for years was trainer "' the New York "Yankros," Cinci- nati "Ru.ls." Columbia University. etc, and who now is trainer of Washngtons 1924-@o American .eaguc Champion Baseball Club
 and the Washington Palace Club i of the American Profcssiona Basketball lcaGnr.
 It is called Mike Martins Lini-
 mcnt. Local druggists are featuring it. Any person suffering with aches
 pains. lame back rheumatism swollen joints. stiffness, neuralgia
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08

or ncurltis should g'i bottle. u is pleasant to use. never siMllS ana hy uIbhine q little into ''r- sore, stirf. achy parts yon g"i aI'li'>' ma-jo ro'i"f
 Tall players o5r,u catch ""}' 2't stiff. yu,. or banged up and r' '" 10 the ball park ha@uy able 10 walk, yet out lh.y com" from good ruh with Mike Nar'n'+ llm- mont. IS lively, full e pep ahd ging,r as anybody conl vlSh' Watch them scamppr anI praic" in rain or shine. ' ou'd nc'"r '!r'am they ever had an ache or pain m their lives. Mike Martin hg making this linimont ayailabl" to inc +"h- cral public in drug stor"S is doing great iiing for lbos" who sui for. If reader lives out Of town and druggist hasn't it, write Mix" Mar fin. .4G7 C s.. x. W" Washington n, C.. and he will s.nI a large
 family size bottle with full diryc- lions. parcels post. %or &ie Drog-
 cists sell smaller trial Fize bottles
 for a few cents.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
BRITAlN'S DEMANDS
Will Ask Italy to Pay About n Million Dollars Annually on Her War Debt.

London, Jan, & LP'-Groar Britain W,l ush Italy at the negotiations opening here Monday to pay i7,- 1uo. .Upu ($"3.3jo.0uo)Hnuualy on her var debt ot i5,o0o,ooo G9,i25,. u0o,uop,
 Such 'rm. would he proportion ala with the tentative agreement be tween Great Britain uNI France un- l,r which France is 10 pay il2,5oU,- oon annually for 6 years, but fin comparison would not ho as mid as the American terms to Italy,
 The British declare they are faced with a budget lenciN and tha, it Is necessary 10 ask their debtors 10 pay an amoun' which will allow keeping th4 mplgct at ifs level.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
FINANCIAL SURPRISE
London Not Prepared When New York Federal Reserve Hank i,alscs It's Rate.

London, Jan, < P'--The aclion o' ihe New York federal reserve bank yesterday in raising ig rate from &ls to 1 per cent has caused som" surprisc in the London money mar llct. l. has the immediate effect Of weakening sleriiug exchange 10 S4Sj. owing 10 fears that thc higher rntc in Now York. which is still 1 pei cent lower than the London rat" may eventually lead tc the with. drpwaI of American funds from Lon don,
 While the New York rate no" merely coincides wi'h the other f"d' cral bank rates and there remains a per cent difference between London and New York, it is believed possible that tho New York money market rates wi1l become more at' tracttvc than those Of London. In which case the transfer of funds if Hkclv to affcc' the do'lor-storlinc ex' change rat" 10 the point where ther' will be gold withdrawals from Ion' don. Hope Is expressed that such 2 movement will not result and tha' he trade Of the country wtll not h'
 distributed by the advance Of th' Rank of England rate to : per cent
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Apoplexy Caused Death
 Of Veteran RailrOader

Bridgeport, Jan, s H'-ApoP'H caused tho death ol Awhro@ 'hlr''' | Edwards, 5i. railroad hrahcman "' Nrw London who was found dead o" the tracks near ''c south Nor"aih station Janupry {, rorour John l' phclm stated in his ttu'IrS 'n'"' public today,
 Edwards, rear "u1 trah"m"n O, an ,aslhound r&pr.ss train ""'Nt' back with signaj fus's "1'n mo train stopped a, Souh N'r"n,I. When hc did not rrspood '' wN'S''' .Icnals dcnocnE the tr"in "aa ah'o' tn start, other hr@k"0"o in''S''&r. ,l and found him l}ins on '" tracks,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
DYKE, HAS THE. "FLU"

Turin. Italy. Jan. s lPt--The Duke Of Acosta. eldest cousin Of King Vic tor Emmanuel. is suffering from an attack of influenza, Although the illness is said not 10 be dangerous, the Duchess has been summoned, Prof. Pescarolo, famous specialist, lS attending the Duke,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
NO SHIP ON FIRE

Los Angeles. Jan. s P'--Reporis from Point Arguelo that ship was afro off the coast north ot that point early today resulted in calls for assistance being sent to govern mcnt vessels at sea and at san Pc dro. Later reports said that a brush fire on a projecting point of the coast had been mistaken for a fire at sea
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08

puhnc sympathy grew roNdlS ''' ing his incarceration, and al 'J'' Judge Stewart uud Prosecuting N' lorucy Hicks, mct'ius with r'la'i''3 and other officers, agreed lo WaI'' rhe charges. and sublvjl was lel'"S' rd. once more H ire" man.
 llo returned 10 his home '' ''o'>' \yI,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
CORONER FILES EXPENSES

Hartford. Jan. Pt-The expenses of Coroner John J. Ph"lan of Bridge port, Fairfield county, for the quar- ter ending December 3l, were re- ported at the state capital today as being S4,772,o3.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
TRIAL TRIP POSTPONED

Bcllevlle, Ill.,, Jan. 8 P'-IntaN- orable weather caused Scott field ot- flcials 10 postpone indefinitely the scheduled maiden fight today of inc Rs-1. the largest semi-rigid dirigible in the world.