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Evening star., 1926-11-14
BIG FINANCIAL PROGRAM

NEW YORK. November IS Op.
One Of the largest public utility f1nanc
ing programs to be brought before tn,
California Railroad Commission is al
application by the San Joaquin Lighr
and Power Corporation and Grea
Western Power Co. of California 70,
permission to sell an additional S35.
000, 900 of securities. The financing 1.
being directed by Pierce. Fair 4 Co
Blyth. Witter & Co, and E. II. Rcllin!
& Sons. Western Power Corporations
owner of the two companies. also wi.
shortly issue S10,000.000 bonds. West
ern Power Is asking permission :,
buy $6,6O000O common stock OF tn
two companies and 81 .0oo. 900 Of pc
cent preferred stock Of San Joaqr:
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November 18 Npe-
ciaD.-The season for rabbits opened
! Wednesday and will continue until
January /. but under the game laws
Of Maryland no other game but rab-
bits can be sold on the local market.
Receipts 90 far have been very light
and the market In firm under q fairly
| good demand at 6.00a7.00 per dozen.
The market for live turkeys rules
| dealers are beginning to buy more
| freely az the Thanksgiving holidays
draw closer. Young turkeys. pounds
and over meet with ready sale at 40
a pound. but old will not bring over
The general live poultry market
also rules firmer under light receipts
generally, and a fairly active demand;
Choice fat Spring chickens bring 2S
and Leghorns, 24a25. but small. poor
| and thin Springers are negiecteo at
18a20. Large old hens, four pounoIs,
and over sell 27a30, but smaller Will
not bring over 22a26, while Leghorns
and light poor fowl are slow sale at
| 18a20.
| Shipments Of good fat ducks ano
! geese are advisable under gooo
| demand at 23a26 for former, ana goa
% for the latter, but small ana poo. .
ducks are not wanted at 17a1S, ano
| shipment of such stock only tends
to lower the value Of the better sort.
Guinea fowl and pigeons both active
| at 60a75 each for large and 4Veoo
for small Of the former, ana 2oaSo a
pair for both young and old OF the
latter, With the advent OK COLO
| weather, an increased demand is
noted for dressed poultry especiaiiy
turkeys. Choice to fancy young STOCK :
selling 41a42, fair to good. SSa4o: oio
toms, 37a3S, and poor ana crookeo
breasts, 25a30.
Choice young chickens sell most!y
% to 80, while old roosters Will no.
bring any more dressed than alive
Choice to fancy ducks and geese are
in light receipt and in good demand
at Is to 30. Receipts of native ano
nearby eggs have been liberal tne
past week, running more than ample
| for trade wants, and the marke'
rules easy and values lower. A rairiS
good demand prevails. however. 1oi
strictly fresh-laid stock at 53a64
dozen for firsts in free cases. put
all held stock has to bo sold at a dis
count.
Produce Quotations.
Market for white potatoes con-
tinues easy under ample receipts with
demand easily satisfied. and prefer
ence being shown for round graded
stock which brings 2.76 to 500
hundred pounds, but all ungraded
| and number potatoes are slow sale
at LIS to $50.
Eastern Shore. Nd. and Virginia
Evening star., 1926-11-14

An element named nebulium has
been discovered by astronomers In
gaseous nebulae, but is still undis.
covered on the earth.
Evening star., 1926-11-17
Illustrated at left

a-From Germany. Mems
Rayon Muflers. d ark
ground with Roma an
stripes, woven as a
Swiss rib. Boxed for
gifts. $3.50.
eFrom Switzerla a n d.
Cigarette Lighter, fine
white embossed metal,
with ring, to be worn on
watch chain. SOS.
c-From France. H a nc d.
made N c c k we ear, in
fancy silks. exquisite
color blendings. Full
shape. An acceptable
gift. S..
d-From France. Steel
Beaded Bags, many dis
tinguished styles, for
afternoon and evening.
Lovely colorings. $4.o5.
e-From Germany. Leather
Fitted Cases, for women.
Fourteen fittings, gold
plated, removable dress
er tray. Handmade, S100.
f-From Ireland. All-wool
Automobile R o b e S.
Lovely plaids, full size,
fringed edges. Several
patterns for choice. S.95.
g-From Italy. Lenci Dolls,
made entirely of felt, in
garish colors. The most
beautifully real of all
dolls. S9.95.
h-From Vienna. Child's
Scarf Set, stocking cap
and scarf, in bright
Roman striped effect.
White and colors. S1.o9.
i-From Belgium. Novel
, Dresses. OF Swiss voile,
! in white. trimmed with
high color shades, piping
and shadow embroidery.
? to 5 years. $3.9S.
From England. "Din-
kie," a little cuddley vel
vet dog with a bewitch-
ing smile that will capti-
vate a child's heart. 9Sc.
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k-From Germany. Hsa-
mered Metal Smoking
Stand, in ship effeft.
With match box holder,
glass tray and candle
holder. $3.95. !
From India. Num1t th
Rug, about 4x6 I'd 1t.
Hand embroidered I'm
black, orange and blse.
with characteristic cie-
signs. $zz.95. !
m-From Japan. Teakwotd
Table Pedestal, wish
marble top. Delightfully."-
carved by hand in tihe
Japanese manner. $18.
rFrom Germany. Teak
wood Elephant, the sy1l-
boil of good luck in
many Oriental countriis.
A pleasant little gift. $1-sss.
From Czechoslovakh,
23-piece Tea Set, IF
porcelain. Large fosal
design. A delightful gift
for the housewife. SS.95.
pFrom France. Tap.s.sy
Wall Piece, in pastel
colorings. Court, hult-
ing and woodland scenSs.
Size 4Ox5o inches. sl4f.
q-From Germany. Maid
lea Pottery Fern D:H.
Many pieces of this lovr-
ly decorative ware vail
ously priced. Sl.95toS1.g..
From Germany. "La Co1-
merce," a figure lanso,
holding the torch of Cow
merce high, to light .ae
world. Bronze base. $3ESS.
!
|From Germany. Dresdsn
Boudoir Lamp, with piS-
turesque Colo nial s,r
juvenile figures, in tie
delicate Dresden coi6s-
ings. $z.9s. =:
tFrom Czechoslovaksi.
An attractive piece y
sunroom. Fountain ir
which colored lights piAy
upon the vAatsS. $1Ss.I
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FrOcKS, y5.15

From Czechoslovakia. Fine
voile in the peasant sleeve
style. Beautifully worked"
in Colors.
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Imports of Toiletries
French Perfumes
Csc

FfeNCK PeftNH0eS FeT5NKNe ATOWtSefS
Csc $l95
Our own importatons. From France. In lovely
Rose, bouquet, lilac, chypre pastel shades and dainty
and narcissus Regularly Frenchy designs. With hand
priced at $l45 crocheted bulb
From France-o5 Soaps, of excellent quality. 65c
From France-o5c Toilet Waters various odors, fine
From France-Shel Pastel shades Slzo
From Sovaka-Powder Jars beautiful colorngs SlSo
From Aura-5-pc Manicure Sets leaherete S1oo
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Imports Selected for Children
Warm Yarn Cloves Tots Embroidered
&c FrOckS. S5.95

Knit in Scotland of all-wool
warns in true Scotch heather
shades. Also grays and
browns.
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Beige Worsted Street Frock, stitch
ing of blue silk. Very smart and
Partisan. Was $6o.50. Now. .....S
Beige Canton Crepe Frock, for after
noon, beaded and hand embroid-
cred. Metallic trimmed. Was SIPS
Now 4
Praline Canton Crepe Afternoon
Frock. cabochon studded and
beaded. with hand embroidery
Was $l75. Now. ..........s
Street Frock of navy canton, wool
embroidered, neck-to- waist jabot
and bright red trimmings. Was
$l75. Now. ...................:
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and Frocks from Paris, Now Half Price

Two Sleeveless Afternoon Dresses,
handmade, one in beige, one blue;
appliqued and embroidered. Were
$3.50. Now. .SZS.7S
Black Sequin Robe, scalloped at
bottom, brilliantly beautiful for
evening wear was formerly priced
S175. Now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Rose-orchid Chiffon Dress, with
gold sequins, delectable concoc-
ton for the dance was $l75.
Now .:...: :..-:...; .... $3.50
White Georgette Frock, trimmed
with opal sequins and outlined in
orchid Delightful for a miss of
1S. Was SIPS. Now. $6Z.5O
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Coat, in fine woolens Brit Smart English felts the
tailored For boys from chicest of styles for
II to 19 years. bed haired miss.
From Germany-IJttle Lads Novelty Suits Worsted
jersey ...................Ss Ssss
From Engand-Boys' Eton Suits Black worsted Long
trousers $50
From Germany-Musical Toys, Trombones, Saxophones,
Corncts 9sc
From Ergand-Boys Wool z Sport Hose. Gay colors
Sizes to 81
From Belgium-$3o5 Handmade Linen Frocks, for miss
to Il sz9s
Sizes to $ses
trims $ae5
From Austria-Chldens Apiece Sets All shades
Sizes to ...........:............. szss
Sizes to s11s
From France-Handmade Bbs. Lace dainty embroid-
From France-Handmade Bonnets. Daintly trimmed 0
From Switzerlandlnfants Alwool Mittens with thumbs
From France-1nfarts' Handmade Dresses irish lace "
trimmed to years S39S
Evening star., 1926-11-17

From France-The Peroparis Method OF Permanent
FromBohemia-Human Hair Switches, 3-strand Fromtt
S. to
From France-Perfumes, narcsse chypre, jasmine Bottle
From France-Costume Flowers Roses, dahllas posies
From France-Handnade Albaross Neggees Pastel COL
From Gernany-Jacquard designs in Wool and Cotton
From Observation-Disclosures Wool Hose, in clocks and
From Gernany-Ful- fashioned Lse Hose, with narrow
lace clocks
From Switzerland-Colored Linen Handkerchiefs. Arac
FROM ne iapanDCrepe de Chine Handkerchief in fancy
prints. lin. hens
From France-Kd Gloves, with embroidered backs and
From 3nni Franee-smart kid Gloves in many fashionable
From srss Franee|Prnted Cotton Handkerchief
From ne Franee~Linen Handkerches prints with hand
From irelandLnen Handkerchiefs in large and varied
From 1reland-Fne Handkerchief in white coors.
From fe Irish Linen Handkerchefs
From n'iSa FfanceHandome Beaded Bags Envelope and
FROM n,"e Necklaces in ali coors
From Germany-slave Bracelets, stone Set i4k rolled
s0'' p'-'' ifir.t Floor. Tho H.cht
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S5.95 Oriental Rugs
SI.95

Handwoven Anatolian Mats
from Turkey, average size
2.6x1.6 ft. In bright vege-
ble-dyed colors and charac-
teristic designs.
(Thtrd Floor. The Hecht Co..
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$3.50 BeI0uchiStan
RugS, SI9.75

Persia sends these beautiful
9rientals in tones of deep red
or blue. Average 2.ox4.5 ft.
A most useful size.
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1926-11-17
English Overco0fs
SIS

The real English Guard
Coat, in fine woolens, Brit
ish tailored. For boys from
II to 18 years.
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Imports for the Home
S1.69 Yd. Table
DamaSk. 81 Yd.

Damask. 81 Yd. S195
Grass b1eached in Ireland chenille from Ger
splendid wearing grade in many Coorful patterns for
designs 70 inches bath bedroom. Average
wide size 2x4 it. Easy to launder.
The
Art Six Scarfs S5.95 Oriental Rugs
S295 S195
From France. Tapestry Handwoven Anatoian Mats
patterns bird and floral ef from Turkey average
fects Rose blue, gold green 26x16 it. In bright vege
18x54 inches table dyed colors and charac
(sixth Floor The Hecht Co.. terstc designs.
Lace Panels and .,v 1 ,,'', -'' 1.'u' w.
From Switzerland Irish Rugs, SI9.75
point point Venice, point de Persia fu
Bruges and beige 9rentaS of deep red
2H yds by ~ to as blue. Average 26x45 it.
inches wide A
(Sxh Floor.
From France-Metal Thread Table Scars 15x54 in $3eS
From France-Meal Thread Mats, size 12x4 inches S49
Ireand-S115 50 Double Damas Tableclohs
From lreand9 Linen Dish Towels Large size hemn1ed 3Sc
From reland$ Linen Huck Towels, hemstitched 8x 79c
From Ircand-$9o5 Hemstched Linen Damas Dinner $695
From Ireand-Hemtched Linen Damask Dinner $795
From Ireand5O Pr Hemstitched Linen Plowcases .$I79
sixth Floor The H.ch co.. co..
From France-Louis XIV Hand Walnut $3.50
From Belgiun-Natural Willow "Baysde' Rocker. Spe-
Itay-Hand Throne Chair in needlepoint S17o
From Cna-Sea Grass Rocking Chair trimmed S95
From Chna-$2so Room Size (9x2 ft) Rugs. Lovely
From Chna-$79 Chinese Rugs (4x7 ft) for small living
Size Rugs (3x5 ft) to match large
Coz
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Covert-fnshed fabric i
coat, trimmed with braid
separately. A most dist
White Romaine Crepe Wrap, EN-
broidered, border cuffs and collar of
black velvet Was $780, Now. $3.50
Blue Velvet Cape, scalloped. Bands
and border of blue and silver beads.
Very effective. Was $500. Now. $3.50
Evening star., 1926-11-17
Imports of Stationery and Novelties
Cigarette Boxes
Rhinestone Buckles
81

Made in Czecfoslovakia. slovakan Glass Trays, In
And for trimming white colors Excellent
on this seasons frocks. gifts
From Observation-Disclosures" Stationery. Many styles 60c to 1s
From France-One Ouire Decke Edge Stationery Colors
From (emany-Novety Favors and Prizes for bridge and
parties SA
Box ..................... .szzs
From Austria-Same style above with initial
Veope .SL"oV
From Germany-Perpetua Desk Calendars Splendid bridge
prize OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
From Austra-Celuloid Place Card Holders. Colorfuly
done 81
From Germany-Memo Books, address and telephone
books .oVc 10 @lSV
From Germany-Tape Measures and Pin Cushions in fancy
forms soc
The o.
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Lace Panels and
Curtains, S3.95

From Switzerland. Irish
point, point Venice, point de
Bruges in ivory and beige
tones. 21l yds by ~ to as
inches wide.
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co)
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Importatons from all over the world d-wearables,
art wares, things suited for gifts, things to make
morrow-"Import Day" If ever you bought a
Christmas gift early-hs is the time to do it again
Evening star., 1926-11-17

From France. Tapestry
patterns in bird and floral ef-
fects. Rose. blue, gold, green.
18x54 inches.
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1926-11-17
Imports of Women's Acoessorie
Handmade Lingerie
S1.95

Gowns, step-ins, chemises,
in fine white nainsook, trim
med with contrasting ma
terial. Made in Belgium.
Evening star., 1926-11-17
Girls "P0meIa"
Hats, $40

Smart English felts in the
chicest of styles for the bob
bed haired miss.
Evening star., 1926-11-17
ChamoiS Lines
Gloves. . Sc Is

From England. Finf.cal
with a warm chamois fsnin
Made in the inimitablcsEne
lish manner. Il
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Imports of Mems Furnishings
Wool Golf Hose Chamois Linef
$1.85 Pr. Gloves. 80 i
Made in England for TIN From England Fine:c
Hecht Co. Brush wool with with warm chamods tyn
fancy tops. Sizes TO- Made in the nimitable st
II, 11H lish manner. II
Fine Six Scarfs Pongee /:
IS Handkerchiefs, $50
From Germany. Navy Silk pongee from l3r
gray, and black; self striped Very fashionable. He
Tube weave finished with drawn with coored rfkss
fringe. Many smart designs. i
From Ircland-nen and Cotton Handkerchief zc S0r 6
From France-Beauful Silk Handkerchiefs. For giftts
From sif Hos. Plain coior With IL i.ns
CLOCKS ~ pair ~
From France-Hose for dress Black silk with clocks
From Engand-Wool Half Hose jacquard fancy weaves
@A-/SS @I1v,ER
From Engand-Dampp Tobacco Pouches of oil slFl
Large size /:
From France-Handmade Neckwear of fine silk. Pricedi
$3.50, 81 aNsd
I ma ut
Evening star., 1926-11-17

Grass bleached in Ireland.
A splendid wearing grade in
attractive designs. 20 inches
wide.
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co..
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08

Britain this evening, will be large. ly attended.
 At the close of last nights en- tertainment, dancing was enjoyed until midnight, Harry Mckeon and his orchestra furnishing the music
 East Berlin Items.
 A whist and social will be given by the men of St. Gahriel's church in the church parlors this evening at s o'clock. Archer Walsh and Arthur Lawrence will act as hosts and all are invited to attend.
 The library will be open this evening from 10 s o'clock for the exchange of books.
 Mrs. Nan Minatree has returned to her home after spending the past several days in Philadelphia. Pa.
 The local members of the Boy Scouts will attend a meeting of their troop at Berlin this evening.
 A number of friends from New Britain, kensington and East Berlin rendered Arthur Liteid a surprise farewell social at the home of J. F. DeMore last evening. Games, music and bountiful supper were enjoyed, The guest presented him with a fountain pen. Mr. Lifield leaves Sun day for Indiana. where he will rep resent the Stanley Rule & Level Co. as their sales agent in that state,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Salary Committee Ends
 It's Hearings Tonight

The salary committee of the com mon council will meet tonight at 1:30 o'clock for the last of a series of three hearings on proposed wage Increases for municipal employees, and although the building depart ment was held over for this meet ing so that recommendation of a special investigating committee might be considered, the committee must make ts decisions without the assistance of that group. The req son for this condition is the failure of the investigating committee 10 begin its probe as soon as was eH- pected. Announcement has now been made that the investigators plan to take up their work next Monday evening. Appointment Of the in- vestigating group was authorized at council meeting December Is, and Alderman W. II. Judd was named as it's chairman.
 Besides the building commission, the police and fire departments will be heard tonight.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
Use Ultra Violet Rays
 To get Better Eggs

Madison, Wis, Jan. s Pl--The ul- tra-violet ray, already employed profitably by medical men to heal human ills. is being used at the University of Wisconsin to produce "more and better" eggs and chick ens.
 Nearly thrco times as many eggs can be produced by ac"..0n Of the ray, the departments of agricultural chemistry and poultry have found.
 Heavier shells in irradated pens also increased marketability of GEES and greater hatchability resulted. The uttra-violct light was found 10 cure fowls suffering from rickets.
 On January l, 1925, four groups Of pedigreed loghorns were put on similar rations in idcnticalIy ar ranged pens, without natural light. The pens were artifcially lighted during daylight hours.
 Two groups were subjected 10 ul- radiation. When the eggs were collected two to three times as many eggs were found in the irrad- lated pens as In the ordinarily light cd houses. Egg production began to increase markedly within eight days after ultraviolet light was applied.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
MOVIE JOKER IS
 NOW A BIG MAN He Who Thinks Up Gags lm-
 portant Individual

Hollywood, Cal, Jan. { tP The movie gag man is coming into Iii, oWn' From position of humble usefulness in the slap.stick comedy factory he has risen to a position Of dignity and power in the field of serious film drama.
 The gag man used to be the feI. low who, during the filming of a funny two-reeler. jumped to his feet with sudden inspiration and exclaim- ed:
 T have it! While the Sheriff is making love to the Girl, Charlie hits him in the face with a castard pie That ought to get good laugh"
 Since that distant era of film i,u. nor the gag man has had to think up several new ones. He was ignor- cd by /the products of feature films, however, until comedy stars like Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin began making feature length comedies. Then some one call cd in a gag man to try his hand on dull drama which everything else had failed to save from despondency. He injected several comic sequences and the result was miraculous. The sinking story was re-floated ana made port as a hilarious comedy. drama.
 Now that he has been accepted in the best of film company, the gag. man is something more than a doc- tor called in to save pictures ex- piring from an over dose Of gloom. He is assigned 10 the picture while it is yet scenario and watches its growth carefully. Wherever possible he encourages the development of subtly humorous situations, striving for touches Of human interest as well as for the frankly comic turn.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
SinlDSon-Whitteu

Announcement is made of the marriage of John F. Simpson of this town and Mrs. Stella Whittcn Of Brockton, Mass. which took place on January l at tho Plainvllo NJ. F., church parsonage. Rev. Arthur A. Ball, the pastor, performed the ceremony Robert I. Dick and Mrs. Dick, hrothcr-in-law and sister Of the groom, were the attending
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
QUESTION OVER WILL

New Haven. Jan. s R}--AppIica- ton for probate of Q duplicate copy of the will of Sidney C. Rosonbcrg local attorney who shot himself in his automobile in Orange on Deccm- Der 27, was made 10 Judge J. L. Gill son yesterday on the grounds that the original will was destroyed hy the tcstator just prior to his death Judge Gilson set next Thursday as a date for hearing, The duplicate copy was presented today by a son. Sidney Rosenberg, The document disposes Of the bulk of the estate, which is estimated at S25o,000 by bequeathing it 10 the widow of the testator.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08
ACTIVITIES WILL INTEREST MEMBERS Legion Commander Would Give
 Men Something to Do
 < SESSION NEXT THURSDAY
Annual Meeting of Kensington Church Is Scheduled - Legion show Attracts Large Crowd Tiskc Prcsidcs at Meeting.

Give 'em something to do.' That Is the recipe adopted by liar old Nentres, newly elected com mander of Bolton-Kasica post, American Legion, for holding the interest of the members in affairs pertaining 10 the organization. Mir. Nentres today issued his first statement as commander, in which he urges that members attend meetings regularly in order to take part in the many activities which will be scheduled from time to time throughout tho remainder of the season.
 we haven't had q really good meeting yet" stated Mir. Nentres, He explained that the members haven't been supporting tho or ganization as they should and that the work is being carried on by a few who have 10 bear the burden which should be shouldered by all Of the members. 1T the members ldlI lo d'ttIN lllttlltSS as jHNy should, it stands to reason that the sessions will not be satisfactory. He emphasized the fact that the organization Is dependent on each and every member for support and that every member is needed in order to make Bolton- Kasica post q live branch of the Legion.
 MT. Nentrcs stated that tho men have probably failed 10 attend meetings because they had nothing 10 do and nothing 10 keep their h. terest sustained. He said that If the men need something besides the welfare of the organization to keep their interest glowing, they will be T'Ncn things 10 do. They will be cnosen to committees, ar- pointed delegates 10 meetings in other cities and given other duties through which they may take a stronger hold on the work.
 A meeting Of Bolton-Kasica post will be held next Thursday eve ming at o'clock at Legion hall, Kensington. At that time reports on the sale of Christmas trees and the recent entertainments will be presented. The members will also outline plans for the coming year. All members are urged 10 attend and those who have not already paid their dues for the year are asked 10 do so at their earliest convenience.
 Annual Church Meeting
 The annual meeting of'the Ken sington Congregational church will be held next Friday evening in the church parlors, A supper for mem- bers of the parish will be served at 6:S0 and the regular business meet ing will follow. Reports will be read and officers for tho coming year will be elected.
 Letters were sent out today to all members of the church, both in town and in other cities. All mem eers are urged, in these letters, 10 he present if possible and if they are not able 10 be present to send some word Of greeting to the church.
 Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles is clerk of inc church and Rev. Vernon l.. Phlllirs Is pastor. Mr. Cowlcs has served In the capacity of clerk Tor many years.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-08

At a Court of Probate held at Plainville within and for the District of rlaiuville, on the 3lst day of December. 1895.
 Present, Merritt .. Ryder. Judge
 Estate of Fabian kreacl, late of plaln- yllc In said district, dectased.
 The administrator having made written application to said court, in accordance with the statute. for an order of sale of the whole or part of the real estate de- srrihed therein, 1t Is ordered that said ap- plcatior be heard at the Probate Office, rlainvNe, on the l4th day of January. 1926, at one o'clock in the afternoon; and that rotice thereof be given, by publish- ing copy of this order in the New Brit ain Herald. a newspaper having clr- culatton in said district and that return he made 10 this court.
 Attest
 MERITT o. RYDER Judge.