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New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
City Items

State championship pocket bil- li#1 match. Warren of Waterbury vS. Soccoli Of New ain. Fillmore Billiard Academy, Thursday evening i IS:$1-advt.
 Officers and trustees of the Con sr"gatjon Brotbron Sone Of Israel. will mot al 10 o'clock Sunday morning al tu" Elm street syua- EoFoo, ticm,rrs will he elected and other matters tp1lou up.
 A. Nash Co.,. suits and ovcrcoats. S2$,o0. New atyl,3 and samples. Union Made. T. F. McC1hc, 4Y Wal nut street, Tel 45i-adyt.
 Mr. j. J. punu entertained q H0mbor "f r1"st1 last ~ ouing nt her homo, 5i Wirt-r street. in honor of h'r ntcro. AIies nla Stoc,zncr. PIHno selections worc played and q hH1c, In"u arrvrd.
 "Stwl"n' Prince" records and sheet muaio. C. l.. Pierce & Co.
 --advt, A meeting o' tlr third district of sons of Union Veterans og the ChiI War will ho hold at Wallingford to- morrow night at 'cuock.
 "StudoNt Prince" records and Short music, C. l.. Pierce X Co.
 -adN. The Ranger Mins'rc}s will give an entertainment and dance in tho town hall Of PoQuonock tomorrow night
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Y7WELl, DON'TBE
People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr, Edwards
 Olive Tablets

ApimDly face will not embarrass YOU much longer if yaN get q package of Dr, Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights.
 Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the successful substitute for calomcl. there's s 10 sickness or pain after taking them.
 D.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as cficc- lively, but their action is gentle and s2!o instead of severe and irritating.
 No orc who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with ] dark brown taste, ? 9 bad breath, a dull, listlcse, mo good" tr>I'nG, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or piNply face.
 Olive Tablets are q purely vevetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color
 Dr. Edwards spent years among pa ticnts afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one CT two nightly for a week. See how much better rOu feel and look. 15c and 3Oc,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Ouch! LumbagO Pain!
 Rub Backache Away
Instant Relief with a small trial bottle of old
 "St. Jacobs Oil"

Kidneys cause Backachc? No. They have no nerves, therefore can not cause pain. Listen, Your back ache is caused by lumbago, sciatica or strain, and the quickest relief is soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" Rub 1t right on your painful back, and instantly &c soreness. stiffness and lamcncss disappears. Don't stay crippled! Get a small trial bottle of "St. Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and Timber up. A mo- ment after 1t is applied you'll won dor what became of tho buckachc or lumbago pain.
 Rub old. honest "St. Jacobs on" whenever you have sciatica, ncural- gia, rheumatism or spralns, as 1t is absolutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Red Pepper Stops Rheumatic Pains
Hub On Sore Stiff Joints and Muscles and Rheumatism
 Luinbago and Pain Nanish-Try It and See!

lied Pepper Rub takes tho ouch" from sore, stiff, aching joints. It cannot hurt you, and it certainly end, that old rheumatism torture at once.
 When you arc suffering so you cau hardly get around, just fry "Rcd Pepper Rnh," and you will halc the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat bs red peppers. Just as soon as you
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

apply Rcd Pepper Rub you will feel tho tmglins heat. In three minutes 1t warns the sore spot through and through. Pain and soreness are gone.
 Ask any druggist for d jar of Eowirs Red Pepper Rub. It costs but little.
 For Free Sample Mail This Advcr- tismcnt 10 WHITEHALL PHAR- NArAL CO. lnco 59S Madison Ave, New York, N. Y
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

persistent, health destroying congh is pushing towards the grave, Gct a bottle today and mo- iicr how the first dose takes right holl and soothcs the terrible sorc- ness
 Often thrcc or four doses bring hlosscd relief and half bottle forces the most stubborn cough into submission.
 "A bottle of magic" ono old man calls Bronchulinr. He was all worn out and ready 10 give up when d friend brought him the good news ahnnt BronChulinc.
 Don't lei a cough hang on--r's dangt company Get rid of it quick. Ask al A&clrod's Phar- macy or any up 10 Inc times drug. gist for q bottle of Bronchunne.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Stops That 55IEang-0n Cough
 That Racks Your Whole Body

For simplo coughs any simple. sweet, su21ry cough syrup will probably do.
 lIul when you want 10 throw rut Of your system ono of thosr old timers, that simply won't be con- Qucrcd but fingers on and on caus- Ing slrcprss nights and days of torment then you've just got 10 have a real cough mcLGciuc.
 You must ask your druggist for a'' bottle Of Rronchulinc for thc haricr and tougher ani tighter they como inc more joy Bronchu- linc rrts in knorking them out.
 Hrnnchuiinc isn't chrap Coucll corqucror, mind you, for frs ratcrs are never cheap. But if you ere one Of the unlucky ones that
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
MAPLE HILL NEWS

Tho next moting of the Womana club of Maple Hill will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:Go o'clock at the home Of Mrs. D. K. Perry on Golf street. An entertainment will be given by two pupils of Miss Alice Weatbrook, under the direction of Mrs. R,C. Baldwin. The hostess will
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
ANOTHER TROLLING CHAMP.
Indiana shoemaker Wins New
 LaurclS In krnturly,

Lnurcls In Kentucky.
 Louisville, Ky. Jan. q Rp-From the obscurty of a shoemaker in West Baden, Ind. w. II. Fillmore, so, rose the heights bore last night, be- ing proclaimed inc best old time iddlNr in Southern Indiana, Ken lucky and Tennessee.
 Mir. Blmore, who halls from north Of the Ohio river, wears what the sponsors of the contest held at the Brown thoater, here last night, call tho title of Champion old time tid- dlcr of Dixie" However only two of the states below the Mason Dixon limo were represented in the contest,
 Mir. Elmore will represent tho dis trict in the national contest at De- troit for the national title.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

cumbent upon mo 10 give a good example to the clergy and the laiihluI whose guardian l was ap. pointed, We have not inflicted or brought inquiry 10 the government, on the other hand am of the opinion wo Increased it's vnluo and "fFlces by enligh,cnlng tho people ""d hringirg 70 them tho true iolth instead Of superstition.
 Defends His Faith.
 Tt has been our endeayor 10 preach and with our deeds mirror tho truth Of Gods teachings which haIo hcon the light of thos world Tor 2,oo0 years, which have been ac' ,wledgcd by tho greatest thinkers and which have spurrcd tho nations on 10 their greatest progress, In recognition of our la tors and efforts, in reward for our toll, they have brougnt ns before this tribunal of justice and accused HIS or instigating countor-rcvom- lion. My friends and l have em- phalically denied their accusations Our activities never hovo had a countor-rcvolutionary character.
 Today I stand before tho world " tribunal, Shortly I will appear be- foro tho tribunal Of God. have hoped this tribunal would meto me justice even as my heavenly father will show ne mercy"
 Intervention Successful.
 Hc was at once cast into hcarsc md rushed 10 the prison to await execution.
 In the meantime the foreign re- lations board was deluged with let. ters of protect from the United states England, France, Italy, Po- land, Belgium Switzerland, Brazil, Argentine, Germany, Czcchoslova- kia, Jugoslavnkia, Spain. Portugal and Ireland, The Vatican also pro- tcSted vchcmontly.
 On March 2S, 1923, Roman Knoll, Polish attache at Moscow, proposed an exchange of prisoners but mer with flat refusal without the form ality of an explanation.
 Messages of intcrcession were be- ing received in such great numbers that the Supreme Court of Russia was moved 10 commute the death sentence and substituted a 10 year term in prison. Less than q year after the 63 year old prolate had be- gun this sentence the government of England and tho Vatican succeeded in having this sentence committed and the archbishop was sent into exile.
 Sent Into Exile.
 Archbishop Ctcplak was landed and stranded on the boundary line between Latva and Russia and with TO provision for his welfare was left to shift for himself. With the help of group of ncW-found friends, he raised enough money to make q trip to Warsaw and thence to Rome for a direct report to the pope. For two years he remained at Rome and was then permitted to come to America 10 extend his per sonal thanks to the country that, had done so much 10 bring about h'~ lease.
 While in the United States he re- ccived notice of his appointment ns archbishop at Wilma and his investi- ture will take place in February. Preparations for his reception and entertainment here have bccn in progress since December. and plans indicate one of inc Crcatcs' celebrations in the history of the local Polish colony.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
oe assisted by Mrs, II, B. Lienhard and Mrs, William Kinnor.

"''N "lS' " hlllldIl hlnlbI,
 The annual luncheon Of the State Federation of Woman's clubs will be held next Thursday at 12;30 o'clock at tho Hotel Davenport in Stamford. Mrs, Charles NJ. Dlckenson, presl- dent of tho New York Federation will be guest of honor and speaker,
 Mrs l.. Kinsley entertained tho Maple lllll Bridge club Tuesday aft crnoon at the home of her daugh. ter, Mrs, l.. l.. Harding on Robbins avenue. The first prize was won hy Mrs, Theodore Wallen, the second by Mrs. B, F, Damon and the con- solation by Mrs. William Allen.
 MT, and Mrs. Douglas Johnston Of Frederick street arc spending scv. oral days in New York.
 A bridge party will be given by the NoWington League of Women Voters next Tuesday afternoon at the homes of Mrs. Walters and Miss Mary Wcllos in Nnwington Center
 Mrs F, J. Hubert is confined to her homo in Robbins avenue by illness,
 Waiter ]. Sorrow of Maple street spent last week in Boston visiting his son, Walter Sorrow, Jr., student at Northeastern college.
 Mrs. Laurie Banford, Mrs. Clifton Mckcnna and Mrs, Loren Bancroft were guests of Miss Mary Mansfield in Norfolk Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
BEAUTIFY IT WITH
 "DIAMOND DYES"
Just Dip to Tint or Boil
 10 Dye

Each 1 Sc ( n 1
 package contains di- rcctions so S simple any woman can tint soft, delicate shades or dyc rich. pcrman- cnt colors in finger ic, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists. dress es. coats, stockings, sweaters, drapCrics, coverings, hangings
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

In dealing with the subject that lis about 10 he considered, 1t is in q spirit of entire friendiness towards
 the other banks and with the pur- pose only 10 establish a clear under- standing of Inc radical difference between the Savings Departments of commercial banks and q Mutual Savings bank. This bank has no .Quarrcl with the other banks. I do. however take exception 10 any at 'tmrt to create prejudice in the minds of the people against banks that are paying a rate of interest Of more than 1 per cent on deposits. such attempts arc unwarr4nted and are not justified by the facts.
 You have probably all noticed that there is growing tendency on the part Of commercial banks and trust companies to solicit savings accounts much in' nsiyc advertis- ing, some of 1t somewhat reckless and misleading. and almoSt wholly appealing 10 the savings depostor. From their advertisements one would hardly know they are in commercial banking. Now all this is quite rational, for these savings de- posits are tho most profitable class .of deposits that they have. They arc moro stable than any other deposits .and require tho holding for them of less reserve than their commercial deposits and require less labor in ha"dlinT thcm and so yield a larger profit for their stockholders thar other deposits.
 Having thus indicated why these commercial institutions arc so solici .tous for savings deposits, let us con. stdcr the matter from the stand points of the dcpositor. There is a fundamental difference between tho relation of tho commercial bank or trust company 10 its deposl,ors md inc Mutual Savings bank 10 It's doposltors. The commercial instiiu. ton receives tho deposit. agreeing 10 pay tho depositor fixed rate of intcrcr' invests tho deposit receiv. cd. a1 retains for itself all the cr nings of that deposit in excess of this fixed rato of interest. II is self evident that this rate of interest
 must he lew enough to provide for the Savings Departments proportion
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
BERLIN'S LIST IS
 NEARLY DOUBLED
(Contlnuod from First paEe)

assessed at $S4,775; last year tho Iilguro was >74,o95, Tho Mcrwin Brick Co., is in for $7S,le5 this year: last years figure was S7L54o. Tho Murray nrIrk Co, this year. $46,lOO, lest year $ii,So0.
 Other firms high on the list thls year aroi American Brick Co.,. $72.- "25; Carbo Brick Co.,, $32,525; Gloss &; DcLocuw $3i,1OU; liall-Spiors Brick Co.,, $40,725; National Type Foundry Co.,, $2o.2I5; Prentice Mig. Co., S92,250.
 Highly assessed individuals include Robert o. Clark, $Sl,G3O last year Si0,S75; George r. Dodd. $2l375; Thomas Emerson estate, Sj3,1O0, last year $lo,S35; James J. l'uzsilnons, $2o,57o; A. W, Hall. $23,GlO, Samuel A. Hart $29,95j, Inst year $3O,lS0; Ellen M Norton 3G,C05, last year $G,&53, William $. M, Norton s89,- 5@5. last year $9,575; George E. Prcntir", SiIS1h; William II. schroeder &2@59o, last year S7ol5; William II, Webster, S25,G25; Frank |" Wilcox, $a4,595, last year $85.5SO.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
SPY'S SON GUILTY
 ON MURDER COUNT
lSnatiuS Lincoln Sentenced to
 Be Executed

DeyiEeS, Wil"'hire, England, Jan. 9l Pt-Ignatius Lincoln, 2S years Old and said to be the son Of tho wartime spy, Trlbich Lincoln, was round guilty today and sentenced to death for tho murder of Edward Richards, brewers salesman, at Trowbrdge on Christmas eve.
 Lincoln, who was q bombardIer in tho Royal Horse Artillery. with q fellow soldier. Ian Stewart, is al- leged to havo waylaid Richards while he was on his way homo for the Christmas festivities.
 Lincoln omptiod his service rc. Nolyer at him. Richards was known frequently to carry large sums of money. Lincoln testified at his trial that he had been drinking, and in a Iottor from prison 10 his fianccc said that he had needed money 10 buy Christmas presents.
 Tribich Lincoln. who worked for the German cause during the war, t''' NN i'lS iplc III IIlb llll, lllo United States, Germany, Hungary and Austria. He was originally an Austrian subject, but later became q naturalized Englishman and mcm- Der of the British parliament.
 Arrested in New York in August lal5, on information furnished by the British embassy, he admitted being a German spy, but escaped before British detectives could take him back to England. He was cap turol early in 1916 and extraditod. Tried on a charge of forgery he was sentenced 10 three years imprison- mont, and in 1919 was deprived of his British citizenship and deportcd from England.
 Later he went to Germany where hs was for time in charge of the censorship. After the Kapp revolt warrants were issued against him for illegal assumption of authority and he 'ed to Austria, only 10 be iinpell"d from that country for reasonable activities in 1921.
 His present whereabouts is un- known, but he was reported to he operating in Italy last summer un- der the name of "Otto Chris2cl.'
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

-overything!
 Buy Diamond Dyes--no other ktn1--and tell your druggist whrth- cr the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or mixed goods
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
Reorganization

The rocapiulauon of the 1925 Est is;
 '%7i4 houses ..........,S25S0,GaO I''riS .''',','.'......., Gni0T5 i Idll'I '..''. e,G0i,24 jNlor'S ''..,..,..,....,,. A00,&60 MlIIS '..'.'''',..,...,... G7l,550 Horses ..'......,......, 1S,7S5 'att'" ..',..,........... 44,7I0 Ho'op' swine and poultry, 3,695 'og& ,,.....,......,,,, 35 Wagons '.,............. 1,3i0 | AutomohlHs ..,.....,.,, 2G4,o55 Watches and icwelry..... 1850 Furniture and musical in- &trljm"ntS ....,,,..... iG,90O ! Farming tools ......... 1.05O Goods of merchants and mannfac'urcrs ......... 2s7325 Cable, wires, pipe lines. t4o,o0 E%ooss credit Fnd bonds .nNone
 Cash on hard and deposit o2.O5o Other taxable proporty... 2S.G35 1 Ten per cont aGdition.... Gq.7aS
 Exempt property this year is val ued at S4@I'5o, while last year the value placed upon + was $1G7SO0. Exempt property includes town buildings, church, schools and comc- 'tcrios.
 Tho now system Of appraisal was voted at town meeting last spring land inc Municipal Service co. of New Britain was engaged 10 do tho work MT. Mccarthy. Thomas Lin der. appraisal engineer Of the city iof New Britain, and staff of as s'Stants, With members of the board Of assessors of the town. have been doing the work. The board of as. ! SoSSors is composed of Jason " i Taylor Robort II. Dcming and Frank C. Kramer.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

Total Surplus ....$ 1,664,370OS
 This does not include the market value of our banking property on Main street, which is carried on the books at gl00,0OO. but which is as Sesscd hy the city for purposes Of taxation at $t62,60O.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
SlS,4Q4, 22I.9 Liabilities

Liabilities Deposits ..........$17192.2?S.94 Interest Account .... S5.0On.o0 Snrpm7 Fund ....... 1,0J0.OO0.01 i Profit and Loss Ac-
 count .......... I9G,922.9i
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

the year ..., bo5.s0O.0O Increase for the year 7s2,S5O.OO
 Collateral Loans Loans made during
 tho year ..,.,..S 3i4,95G.0O Loans paid during
 the year ...... 3l1,57L0O Inar.ouo yn~ tbn .,a.- n .n. ,,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

Increase for tho year S,3S5,O0
 United states Government Securities,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21
SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITAIN
ANNUAL MEETING

Tho report of President F. x. stanley, read at annual meeting Of the ineorporators, January 20. l92G:--
 Report of F, \. stanley, President SAVINGS BANK Of NEW BRITAIN For the Year Ending Dec. 3t, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

-tttlti'N NO Oth
 q, who stand on the threshold Of idoath. can only certify with my word Of honor as a clergyman thai we have never attempted to organ ize my secret society. nor have we cvcr attempted to reach any politi' lcal goal. Even q thought of count. cr-rcvolution has never entered our minds. We have always been loya |citizcr f fhN Russian Soviet Fed "ratcd Socialist Republic and have compiled with tho dccreos Of the government insofar as they were within he bounds Of reason. We re- ioicod at inc proclamation of ths cpochal deere guaranteeing the freedom Of conscience because from That time on wc were permitted 10 live In perfect accord with thc laws of our church in which We were Ihampcrcd during iho czarist re. gimc Ii is tho solemn duty Of every catholic to obey his spiritua; 1dvisors and to safeguard the laws ni the church. This futy has fallen Hron mo in greater proportion han npon anyone clso because H hos fallc to my lot 10 stand guard over truth and faith and 1t was In.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-21

Fet Earnings Tor the year ........,.. S76,SS0.55
 Dividends 10 Depositors July l, l925-9is per
 cent .,...,.....,s 3Sl,S25.5U Jan. 1, l92G--21s per
 cent ............ S9l,5SS.51 773414.01
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NOTICE az r DIlISsss9S5YTIoN OF

Notice IL hereby given that the partnership
lately subsisting between the undersigned.
kusiness .as Chevrolet Sales and ReDaif. al
East Falls Church. Va; under the .,styls Or
Church Motor Co. vas on this 10Th day Of
sass rs fn 0K VIII consenk and
RE MMAAEK FFTENy !.
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WIFE DIVORCES BYFlELD.
Woman Who once SUED Gambler
Gets Final Decree.

ATLANTA, Ga, July il ttsD. Mrs.
Clyde Al. ByfeId. central figure In a
100000 damage suit against Walter
Gambler. jr., several years ago, yes
terday received her last decree of d.
vorce from Clyde A. Byfield and again
became Miss Sarah III. Gillespie. Mrs.
Byfleld testified her husband had q
weakness for intoxicating liquors and
had treated her cruelty.
Mrs. Byfield's suit against Gambler,
q prominent Albanian, was based upon
an alleged attack on the steamship
Berengaria while en- route to Europe.
Lifeboats are now being fitted with
small cabins, In which are installed
wireless transmitting and receiving
sets
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PRESIDENT CAN REMOVE FEIl7lIEyC
ON OWN AUTHORITY Y, DYER HOLDS
Commissioned Not 1mpeachable, But May Be Ousted,
Either With Or Without Senate's Consent, He
Claims, After Study Of Case. q.

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thorify Witch er,r,ess,sss II. deIsv ti,ss
power dicfun OF CHIEF justica
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very 'aiecIlrsiye .opirsion he stakes occa-
sion "a express ais Opinion, of the
merits 81 the case. which Involved the
right Of q justice or the peace Of the
District OF Columbia, to compel the.
Secretary OF StateSto deliver TO him q
commission which had been signed by
the President after Marbury had been
nominated by the President and CON.
firmed by the Senate for that ONCE.
Sin the light OF the decisions OF the
Supreme Court subsequent to the case
Of Marbury w. Madison, Il appears
necessary to accept one Of three Views
as to- the present authority Of the
dictum In that case. They are stated
In what regard 90 tho order Of their
importance. .s
First. THAT the dictum In question
has been Overruied by the later deci.
stons OF the Supreme Court. more fully
discussed In the earlier portion OF this
memorandum. II 20, the power OF
the President to remove O. Commits
sioner Of the District appears fairly
well settled.
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Second. That the words TO con-
tinue In ONCE for i've years, con-
strued In the Marbury case, express
an intention on the part Of Congress
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Y. $. TOURS IS SCOFF
AT LONDON HEAT WAVE.
Tsmperature of 7D Of 80 Doesn,t
stop visitors, put NATIVES
Think 1t II Terrible.
By the Associated PRESS,

By the Associated Press. !
LONDON, July Il American tour.
lists are arriving by the thousands
Just la time 10 enjoy what the Lon
don press Ia big headlines procIairns
tn be the worst heat wave of the
Summer N
The newspaper accounts Isl the
efforts OF the Britishers to keen cool
are amusing 10 the Americans. who
80 about their Sightseeing as usual,
while the Londoners, unaccustomed
n two consecutive days 81 sunshine.
swalter with the Thermometer around
~ or $50. Is
The icelinan Ii having the busiest
season In years. There Is an un-
precedented demand for cold drinks,
ana two tons Of ice are being taken
to the House or Commons daily "a ala
~ keeping the members of Parlia.
nent cool. 5sSss3s a5
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but for an observation Nv Mr.. Justice
Peclxhanl nj Parsons Va. United
In conclusion Mr.. Dyer draws from
many authorities this boiled down DE-
ctgion: Il Il @ " ss s.s b
l1t IA Commissioners Or the District
o9 Columbia n an officer az the United
States.
t2l He may be removed from once
|at any time
tal BY the President alone;
Oh BY the President and tho sem
ate jointly: o.
fcl BY the appointment and con-
firmation ok his successor.