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The Washington times., 1927-04-29
JEAN ELIOT'S NEWS OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Diplomats Make Summer Plans;
North Shore Will Get Many
German, British and
Dutch Lease Houses at
Manchester

GIT begins to look as if would
= get an assignment on the North
Shore this summer a newspaper
correspondent, who covers" the
embassies and legations, was over
heard to remark in discussing the
probable location of the ranking
diplomats during that period.
Thus far the section of the North
Shore known as Manchester will be
the nucleus for the diplomats. DR..
otto Kiep, counselor of the German
embassy, has just returned to Wash
ington from Manchester, after hav-
ing leased summer quarters for the
embassy there. He tried to get again
the house occupied last year at Mag
nolia, Mass, not far from Manches.
ter, but that had already been taken.
And so the German Ambassador and
Baroness Nathan will leave WASH
ington for Manchester the middle OF
June.
They will have for diplomatic COM
pany the British Ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard and the Min
lister of the Netherlands and Nine.
Roijen. The British are very fond
of that part of the North Shore APP
parently. for they have spent several
summers there.
And while 1t will be the first time
for the Dutch in their present posi-
ton, it will not be new to Nine.
Roijen. who as Miss Albertina VIM
throp, of Rhode Island, must have
visited much on the North Shore.
Italians to Saranac
1t is reported that the Italian AM
bassador and Nine. de MARITIME will
go to Saranac Lake, N. y, where
they spent last summer. They evil
IDENTIFY liked the Adirondacks so well
that, despite the Presidents moving
westward this time for his vacation,
they will remain loyal to upstate
New York"
The minister Of Rumania, Mr..
Cretziano, has leased a villa at New
port, r. L, which he will occupy with
his daughter, Miss Jeanne Cretzianos
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
Oness de Cartier rarely spend a sum-
Iner in this country invariably re-
turning to Belgium for that period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean have issued invitations for
luncheon on Sunday, May s, at
Friendship" their suburban estate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann have
as their guest their daughter, Mrs.
Churchill Owen, of Denver. Mrs.
Mann has recently returned from a
NHyarea huB &vssvA -
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Major Harry Leonard has sailed
for Europe, where he will travel
for a few weeks, returning, to Wash
lngton early in the summer with
his step-daughter, Miss Ellen
Theron, who is attending school in
France.
Edouard de Street, newly appointed
second secretary Of the Belgian en-
bassy, will arrive in New York Sun
day from Europe on the Penland and
will come to Washington Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Aldrich, of
Detroit, are at the Willard where
they plan to remain several days.
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Greed C. Ham
mond have gone to New York, where
he will review the path Artillery to-
night. Tomorrow night they will at
tend the dinner and review given by
the Seventy first Infantry to General
Machado, the Cuban President.
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Mrs. Dixwell Ketcham, wife Of
Lieut.. Dixwell Ketcham, U. S. N,
and her small daughter will arrive
today to be the guest Of Mrs. Snow
den Ashford.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-23

arrived Saturday from Douglas where
they have been for several days
Mrs. Martha; Fredericks spent a
few days in Douglas last week, re-
turning to her home in PiIares the
latter part of the week.
El Club Deporfivo Nacozarense is
sued 175 invitations to their formal
inaugural BAH which was held in
the Salon del Cine Saturday night.
The affair was. we'll attended ana the
evening was spent. in dancing. AT
midnight delightful refreshments were
served. Officers of the club are
Ignacio B. Miranda, president; Ale-
jandro zepada vice president; Pablo
II. Pima, secretary; Antonio Moreno,
assistant secretary: Jesus Lugo,
treasurer, and Ramon L. Ramos, as
sistant treasurer.
Mrs wallace n Flippen enter
tanned informally Thursday after
noon at bridge, those present being
Mrs. c. E. Stott, Mrs. r. L. slaugn-
ter, Jr., Mrs. w, T. Macdonald, Mrs.
G. P. Windsor and the hostess.
The gents singles handicap tennis
tournament was brought to a close
Sunday afternoon, results being az
follows: First frame Cunningham
beat Edward, .Rawlins beat Thonp-
son and the following drew byes,
Mcdonald Paco, Brady, Moreno,
Aver, Macdonald, Fast, Eddy, Teran
Williams, Grotpn, Talbot, Russell
land McLachlan. In the second frame
Rawlins beat Cunningham, Mcdonald
beat Paco, Brady beat Moreno, Aver
beat Macdonald, Eddy beat Fast,
Williams beat Teran, Groton beat
Talbot, and McLachlan beat Russell
In the third frame Rawlins beat
Mcdonald, Aver beat Brady, VIII
liams beat Eddy and Groton beat
McLachlan In the semi-finals Raw
Inns beat Aver and Groton beat Will
liams, and in the finals, which were
played off Sunday afternoon, Groton
beat Rawlns.
Johnnie Mcdonald left Monday fer
Naco, where he has been promoted
tc the management of the Phelps
dodge Mercantile companys branch
Store in. that city. Mcdonald will be
greatly missed by the entire COM
lnunity as he took an especially ac-
tive part in tennis and baseball.
After an illness of several weeks
duration P. M. Hitchcock is up and
around again and will be back at
his desk in the store department Of
flee this week
Frank Aver left for Douglas and
FL Paso the latter part of last week
on business and expects to be gore
several days.
Fernando Figueroa is temporarily
unable to fill his position in the
company store here due to a badly
infected finger on his right hand.
After spending several days here
on business, Ralph Seeley left last
Monday for Douglas, where he makes
his home.
well attended and closely con-
tested game of regulation baseball
was played eff on the local diamond
Sunday afternoon between an invad-
ing team from Pilares and the local
team, the locals winning out.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-23
By Taylor
By BIosser

Mrs. w T. Mcdonald was the din
ner guest of Miss Glynton Small at
the Hotel de Nacozari Friday eve
ming.
Jesus Coronado, of Aqua Priela,
spent several days visiting with
friends in Nacozari last week and
attending to BUSINESS matters.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S II. Pyle are glad to have them
back in Nacozari. They arc guests
at the Hotel de Nacozari and Will
make their home here permanently
Mrs. w. C. BIeistein and daughter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-23

Walter O,Toole arrived last week
from Douglas and left the following
Gay for Pilares where he has ac~
cepted employment
Jesus L. Gallego passed through
here last week on his way to Mocte-
yuma, where he is interested in the
cattle business.
Mrs. H. H. Horton and Mrs. w. r.
Horton were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Windsor at the Hotel
6e Nacozari Thursday evening.
F. Javier Vaquero, Of Nogales, was
business visitor last week,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-23
RLrE LAWS. KEPT

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 2f P.-
Governor Richards tonight vetoed the
bill passed last week by the legislature
liberalizing the existing Sunday blue
laws. BY this action the governor in
dicated that he intended to enforce the
ancient statutes which he recently re-
vived.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-23
NACOZARI NEWS NOTES

Alexandra Trujillo and Francisco
Fragoso were Nacozari visitors last
week, going from here to Aqua
Frieta. Trujillo is presidente munici>
pal, and Fragoso is tesorero of Ell
Tigre. They returned to that city
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. Y. Smith and Mrs. w. II.
jenkins, of Pilares, were in Naco-
zari last week shopping and visiting
friends.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
RADIO DESCRIPTION OF
HORSE RACES new IDEA
More Than 400 Steeds Are Quar-
tered at Track Awaiting Open
ing OF the Season.

Chicago, April 90 P--Radio de-
trial when the Illinois racing sea
son OF more than six months opens
tomorrow at Aurora.
More than 400 horses are quar-
tered at the track but their recent
training has been interrupted by
frequent showers which lave made
the oval SLOW and muddy.
The new Illinois Turf assoeia ton
has adopted the Kentucky system of
licensing jockeys and trainers, for
the year for all six tracks In the
state. Otto keisel Of Berlin, Ger
many, under contract 10 Ike We'll.
will make his American debut at
Aurora.
After So days Of racing a. Aurora,
the horses will be moved to Wash
inston Park for a short program
and then to Lincoln Field. mile
away.
Among the veteran trainers await
ing the bell at Aurora is old Tom
Check. who claims to be los years
old. His meal ticket Red, an aged
gelding, which captured several good
purses at Aurora last summer, died
last winter at Havana, but Tom has
a few other platers he is polishing
up.
Despite the assurance os muddy
track on opening day. y nominal
tons have been made for the in
augural handicap at a mile, the fea
ture OF the first day.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
DESERTS FIANCEE AS She
WELCOMES BRIDESMAIDS
Relative OF Vice President Left Be-
hind as Man She Was to
Wed April so Elopes

Chicago, April 20 LF--A regret
table incident-that is all" was the
comment from the family of Miss
Marian Dawes on the sudden mar
rage to another woman of Gordon
Butler Bilderback. IS, who was to
have been welded to Miss Dawes
April 80.
I'VE don't know anything about
the circumstances, said William f.
Dawes. the young woman's father,
who is president Of the Chicago As
ISOLATION of Commerce and cousin
of the vice president. Just say,
please, that We are satisfied il is so.
II is regrettable incident-that is
all"
Miss Dawes was at a railway sta
ton in Chicago to welcome brides
maids fer her approaching church
wedding to Bilderhack at the same
hour that Bilderback vas being
united in marriage at Champaign to
Miss Gertrude Sergeant, q year old
instructor in public speaking at the
University of Illinois. Bilderback,
an automobile salesman, and his
bride. left Immediately on a honey
moon trip.
Friends Of Biderback and Miss
Dawes expressed surprise at the
Champaign mans elopement with
the university instructor.
Bilderback and his bride had
known each other for some time,
their friends said, bat no one an
ticipated an elopement.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Cleveland, Ohio - Johnny FAIR,
Cleveland, defeated Johnny Hill. OF
Chicago. u.
Des Moines, Ia. - Louis Mays. of
Des Moines, beat Tony saunders, OF
Chicago, s.
Minneapolis, MINI. - Otto Won
Porat, Norway, knocked out Tiny
Herman. Portland. Ore. 4. Duke
Horn, Minneapolis, won a, technical
knockout over Mike Mandel. st.
Paul, i.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.-Johnny Rlsko
of Cleveland, outpointed Qulnton
Romero Rojas. 10. Jimmy Brad
dock. Jersey City. won a technical
knockout over frankie Lennon, OF
Cleveland, 8.
Reading, Pa. - George Courtney
Oklahoma, won technical knockout
over Jimmy Darcy. Portland, Ore, 4.
Battling Finch, Savannah, Ga, and
Rube Bennett, Harrisburg. drew, s.
Springfield Ill. - Jackie Adams.
California, knocked out Bud kearns,
Chicago, 8.
Mason City, la. - Lou Rollinger,
Waterloo, and Art FERTILE, 1ronWood,
Mich. drew, 10.
Los Angeles - Bert Colima Whit
tier, Cal. defeated Tiger Thomas.
Philadelphia, 10.
Akron, Ohio - Chuck Virgins, OF
Indianapolis, beat Sully Montgomery
Akron, 10
st Petershurgh. Fla. - Farmer
Toe Cooper, Terre Haute, Ind. out
pointed Tommy Irwin. Tulsa, Okla,
10.
Portland, Ore. - Sammy SNACK,
New York, beat Tommy OBrleh' Oh
Portland, Ore, 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
COLUNb|A'S FUN
MAGAZINE IS OUT
Is Entitled "Stop Me if You've
Heard This One"

New York, April 20 UP)-"Stop
me if you have heard this one" re-
marked the student editors of the
Columbia Jester. humorous monthly
at Columbia university. and forth
with brought out the tabloid number
of their publication which Went on
sale yesterday.
Persons recently immortaliZed by
the picture neWspa pers figure in the
illustrations or reading matter, and
the nude in art is supplied by Miss
Betty Herring. 142S Southern Boule-
ward, Bronx, ring Finklestein's bell,
who was accused of beating her
children and who posed showing the
jury where hubby spanked her.
Beneath a photograph of de-
PENDANT in another trial. the reader
is informed:
"On trial. pretty Marie Matzoth.
photographed on the stand yesterday.
Hubby claims Marie plastered him
with a plate of oatmeal. Verdict Of
not guilty is expected although fore
man Pickle has seen a better pair"
The cover of the Evening Jester"
is a composite photograph showing
what really happened when daddy
his Garden of Eden love nest
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
CLIPPED Wings
HALT Zone BOARD
No Special Exceptions Granted
Because Of Court Ruling

Last nights meeting OF the board
OF adjustment found that body In
close adherence to the tenets OF
coming as prescribed by Judge
Newell Jennings Of superior court
in the Masonic temple appeal limit
ing the powers OF the board in al
lowing special exceptions.
Several petitions were rejected or
laid over because OF their failure
TO come within the scope Of powers
given the board by the judges de-
cision.
II was decided to take no action
on the application OF Mario Cianci
for a permit to build an 1S-apart-
ment house on Cedar street, until
the common council acts on a rec
concentration reducing the require
monts on lot area per tenement
/ The proposed new law would make
it possible for Cianci 10 build At
torncy Cyril f. Gaffney urged the
board to avoid unnecessary delays
as Mr., Cianci is ready to proceed
with the Job. demonstrating neigh
bors were represented by Attorney
George Brady.
The possibility of conflict with the
newly limited powers OF the board
resulted in rejection of the follow
ing petitions: Charles Gulbin for a
gasoline station at 465 South street
/ Henry Smith for sign at 6S4 East
Main street Margaret Schmidt for
a garage on Seymour avenue, fred
/ Roman for a gasoline station at
269-o7l Jerome street. Adolph
Reinas for an addition to Column
bia street property.
Nair 6: Nair withdrew a petition
! for Oil fuel tanks for the United
| Coal and Wood Co. An application
made some time ago by Arthur lit
man for garage at IFS Brighton
street was withdrawn, Mr.. Littman
having died last week. August Z.
/ Peterson, asking permission to place
a sun-porch at III Commonwealth
avenue, and A. P. White, asking for
sun porch permits for Logan street
/ houses, had their cases continued.
/ The application Of Eric Larson for
( permission to build a garage on a
vacant lot on McClintock road was
acted favorably upon as Larson is
soon to build n house on the lot.
| The Standard Oil Co. filed a petit
! ton for a change in zone to permit
| installation of filling station at
/ Franklin square and Pearl street
| The original request was for a
special exception, but this procedure
was amended when. Commissioner
| w. Z. Atwood remarked: I'VE are
/ in the same situation here as we
have been since Judge Jennings
4 clipped our wings"
Residents of Everett street ap-
piled for a zone change to restrict
two and three family houses from
their district Revitch & Merline of
Hartford purchased a lot on the
street, now zoned for three family
houses, and the firm has obtained a
permit and begun operations. Mr..
! Revitch protested against the action
of the building department in stop
ping operations but the inspector
was upheld. A hearing will be Civ
en- on the proposed change.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
TRADE SCHOOL BOYS
IN MINSTREL SHOW
Filth Annual Program for
Athletic Assn. Treasury

The fifth annual minstrel show
by the students of the New Britain
state trade school will be given at
the school tonight and tomorrow
night. The proceeds will be used
Tor the benefit OF the athletic asso
citation. Arthur +. Higgins. an in
structor, viii be interlocutor and the
members OF the circle will be: Earl
konold George Hasist, Thomas
Neumann. Thomas Schenck, Harold
Bachman, Nobel Benson. John San
derson. William Wilson, August
Heisler. Edward Sweeney. Durwood
Pond, Pho Abbate, Donold Booth,
Paul Ross. Guy Maddocks, Eugene
Kent, Howard White.
The members of the chorus are
as follows:
Raymond Zelek. Frederick Abel,
Ed gar White. Donald Wooster, Rob
ert Hayes Edmund Czaplicki, Len
mart Nelson, Simon Luty, Dominick
Skoneski. Vincent RiZzo. Louis Al
fiari, James Malone, Lawrence Dan
rich, Stanley kulesik, Joseph ku-
lesik. Stanley Fonda, John Wasilew-
ski, Walter Putala, Morse Ritcht
myer. Wesley Knowles. August
Scheidel, owen McCabe. William
Doyle, Carl Musshorn. Edward
Szymanski, Jos Baragli George
Ayers, kasmere Winalski. Alex De
mnski, Elmer Beckius, Arthur
Bunnell, Salvatore Lopez, Harold
Schweitzer. John kreger, William
Hooper. Paul Graesser. Everett
Temple Anthony LAMA, Vernon
Matson. Arthur Sonstrom, Theodore
Larson. Clarence Bachman. Walter
Bernacki, Evan Lloyd Manuel But
taro, John Ignas.
Minstrel show committees are as
follows:
General chairman-Robin A. Nre-
denburg.
Production ommittee-John NJ.
McFarane, Thomas Rutherford,
William E. Wilson. John J. Sander
son, Arthur f. Higgins, John J.
Flynn.
Program and printing committee
arthur +. 1lI6 lliS, L '4'i IN u
Friend. Frederick J. Malona.
Ticket committee Peter W.
Bauer, Edward NJ. Beals, Walter
Schober.
Properties. makeup and back
stage committee-Roy W. Adams,
Arthur Z. Graham. Arnold G. Hull.
Stage managers-Robin A Nre-
denburg, James A. Griffin.
Finance committee-Mis A. Nc
Carthy. Miss NJ. Corr.
Pit orchestra-John J. Flynn, cor
net; Stanley RECALLS, violin; Eugene
Priscilla. violin; Louis Pelletier,
drum; Ernest Morey. piano: Fred
Gamer, violin; Theodore Russell,
violin; George Marion, drum.
Stage electricians-Ernest Fem,
Paul Turner.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
SAVED BY T0MCAT
MonCrcl Feline Gives Warning That
Saves Two Families but Loses Its
Own Life.

New York, April 20 tUP)- A
.nongrel tomcat gave its life to save
Two families who were overcome by
gas here today.
By scratching on the bedroom
door, the cat awakened Morris Mel
nick, Is, who arose and found the
entire second floor of the apartment
filled with gas. He woke his sis
ter. Eva, %. who ran into the street
screaming for help. A passing po-
liceman summoned an ambulance
and pulmotor crew.
When the ambulance arrived,
Janet Melnick, Is. was unconscious,
and her father, James, was almost
overcome. Across the hall. Samuel
Frank and his two sons, Samuel and
Abraham, had almost lost conscious
ness.
A physician and the pulmotor
crew worked almost an hour before
the gas victims We're resuscitated.
When all were revived. one Of the
children asked about the cat. Tom
my" was found stretched out under
the dining room table, dead.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
TEMPORARY PERMITS
ARE ISSUED STATIONS
Thirty-Iwo established Broadcast
ers May Continue After
April 81,

Washington. April 20 tP.-Tem-
porary permits to continue oper-
alton after April "a have been is
sued to 80 additional established
radio stations by the federal radio
commission.
With this action the commission
extended temporary licenses to
more than 200 Of the 1872 existing
stations and Will grant similar per
r1ifs TO most OF the remaining sta
lions before the date on which the
old permits from the commerce de-
partment expire.
Stations licensed in the most re-
cent group and their vr'e lengths
Follow.
KFKB, Milford, Kansas, PISS;
kELD, Dallas, Texas, 1858; WHAT,
Philadelphia. c4a.9; WEBC, Super
tcr, WIS, PAS; WORD, Batavia,
H.. 275.l; EGDW. Humbolt, Neb,
CtLS; KGDP, Pueblo, Colo, 1901;
I>FJB. Marshalltown. !o"a. 247.S:
WIP, Philadelphia. 50S.2: WHBW,
philadelphia. 215.7; WEI, Philadel-
phia, o94.5: WSAN. Allentown, Pa,
las; WEAM, North 3lainfeld. n,
J, 2Go,7; WLAP. Louisville, Ky,
275.1; WHB. Kansas City, Mo.
3f5.G; kGDA, Dell Rapids, S. D.,
2541: WBCN, Chicago H., 265.3;
WRHN. Minneapolis, $50: WBET.
Isoeto,, gas. N-INT, NcW York,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
One.Armed Golfer Makes
Difficult Hole in Two

French Lick. Ind. April 20 Up
Achieving with his lone arm what
thousands of golfers have failed 10
do with two, w. O. Colvin Of Chi
cago yesterday played the 4o5-yard
twelfth hole on the Championship
Hill" course here in two strokes.
Par is four. Colvin lost his arm in a
railroad accident 10 years ago, but
yesterday his right made a 250-yard
drive and then a l55-yard putt into
the cup.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
Baby Named for
Marathon Winner

Cambridge, Mass, April 90 Up
The Boston marathon and Patriots
Day celebration are responsible for
parental inspiration in naming OF
two children here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Shuer had de-
cided If their child was a boy he
would be named for the winner of
the marathon and when Clarence De
Mar rung up his fifth straight vic
tory in the classic the baby was
named Clarence De Mar Shuer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bobbic hon
ored Paul Revere, the anniversary of
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
NANkJNG COLLEGE SAFE

New York. April 90 LP,-The staff
and buildings of Gingling college at
Marking have suffered no harm
since capture of the city by the ma
tionalist forces on March "A.
Teachers. personal property, eff
tects and college buildings have not
suffered any harm. We are safe and
WE'LL said a cahlegram, received by
the conference from Mrs. Lawrence
Thurston, president of the college.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
CREW Is CHANGED
Tom kerrican, Veteran OF 1919
Varsity, Will be Rowing at No.
in Trials Today.

New York. April 90 LP-Colum-
bia,s crack sophomore crew has IN
dergone its first change in personnel
since it was put together more than
a wear ago as a freshman eight.
To add strength and power TO the
combination. Coach Dick Glendon
will have Tom Kerrigan, veteran
of the 1926 varsity. rowing at No. 6
today while Piercy moves astern 70
No. , and Danneman takes the
stroke In the Junior boat.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
ORIOLES BEAT RED TOPS

The Orioles defeated the Oak
Street Red Tops yesterday by 81
to II score. The Orioles linNlp is
as follows: Pezzone c, Diloreto ?,
Tronosky ID, Reale SIS, Likwala 2b,
lombard 3b, Brown If, Damato CT
and J. Machowski IF. The Orioles
challenge all teams under IA years
of age.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
NEWINGl0N NEWS

A bill giving the selectmen OF
Newington power TO assess property
owners one-half of the costs Of
hardening streets after three-fourths
Of the residents on that street have
petitioned for acceptance, has been
passed by both houses OF the legis-
lature. The bill was introduced by
Representative George W. Hamburg.
Three-f ourths OF the property own
ars on a street must petition the
town for acceptance after which the
selectmen will make an estimate OF
tho cost. The petitions must be
taken up at town meeting and the
permission OF the board OF finance
must be granted. The property own
ers will then be assessed one-haf Of
the expense, the towns standing the
other half.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20

whose famous ride was celebrated
yesterday. by calling their girl,
Pauline.
Both children We're born at the
same hospital.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20

Through a misunderstanding. IT
vas stated in last nights Herald
that Mrs. Avel r. Nelson refused 10
appear as a witness at the trial Of
her husband Who was charged with
assault, makIus it necessary for
Constable Raymond V. HaIioran TO
20 after hor Mr., Nelson attended
the trial OF her own accord.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20

The Anchor Brand Girls club Of
the North d Judd Mfg Co, of New
Britain will give a dance at the
Grange hall Friday evening, April
20. at 8 o'clock.