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New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
SLOW UP AT INTERSECTIONS

This may not mean a thing to cautious automobile drivers. But al of them are not cautious. The open season for snlash-ups la. arrived and f go. here on schedule. T. is time to put on inc mental brakes as well as the regular brakts-and take cognizanca os the situation as i. pertains 10 crossing intersections.
 There are some street iatarsec- ions in this city which have earned the reputation 0, being unusually dangerous. Yet this is really mis- homer. l. is not 'h/ crossing. tha. are dangerous bu. the large num- Der of fool drivers who furnish th" danger
 The logical way or. Of he diff cul.y is for all automobile drivers 70 take stock ot their driving habits and sao whether they cannot i'm prove their technic when approach ing street intersections. Ard the best way 10 improve this technic- the sure way 10 avoid going to thr hospital or the cemetery-is 10 slow up when approaching street inter- section and not to lack the requisite energy 10 blow the horn.
 Nochins is more provocative Of pain and injury as flashing toward a crossing without thought tha. an other car may he doing the same thing on the intersecting street. This is as foolish as crossing railroad track without looking 70 the right or left to detect the approach Of a train.
 There are multi,udas O, foolish people-in the world, but those who approach street intersections at high speed are about the worst. These thoughtless individuals. nerer-he- less. are worth saving 10 the com munity. It is tho most simple thing in the world 70 save unnecessary hospital and undertaking bills by stepping on the brakes oftener and on the accelerator less when ap- preaching street intersections.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
25 Fears Ago Today

The barteuiers' union met yeetor- jay and appointed a committee 10 prepare a "fair" and unfair" list. copies of which will be suspended il various public places.
 A gang Of bicycle thieves is op- arating all over the country. stealing wheels and shipping them to central points where they are repainted and changed so that the owners can not identify them. The gang Ias not yet struck New Britain.
 At meeting Of the t.rN cou- mit'ee last evening. it was mad. known that $$S3.u5 was spent in city parks last year as follows: Central park. s95.a6; McCabe park. si.1S; Smalley park. Sl44,9o. Frank lin square. si3S.SI. \ curb for the cast side of Franklin square will be asked for the residents Of that street.
 The commuters on the third rail cars have for long time been dis pleased with the rates charged by the railroad company and have tried unsuccessfully to have them reduced. X large number of commuters met here yesterday, organized. and elect- .el the following officers: Presi- dent, John Jamlin o4 Forestville; secretary. Thomas Crosby of New Britain; treasurcr Edward Pond Of New Britain. The principal ohjec, will be to secure more favora hle rates on the carly morning train and also on one Of the trains In the evc- ming.
 New Britain is to have it's reform organization in politics. No name has been decided upon. but Econ omic League" and Civic Federa- fion" are being considered. The or ganization will be similar 10 the one
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

called the pointers, because they point to the north star. Polaris The pointers are five degrees apart.
 c. Who was the youngest Qresi- dent of the United States?
 4. Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest man 70 become President of the United States. being 42 years. ID months and r days old at the time September II. 1qat).
 .. Ot what are "CameI's hair" and Paisley shawls made?
 A. "Camel's hair" shawis is the term often given to Cashmere shawls hecause Of the popular no- ton that the fines- Cashmere shawls were formerly made from camers hair. The Cashmere shawl. how ever. was originally made in the valley Of Cashmere. from the fine dowuy wool found about the roots Of the hair ot the wild goat Of Tibet and the Himalayas. Paisley shawls are kind O wooden shawl ;mitat- ing the Cashmere shawl and for merly made al Paisley. Scotland.
 -. " nat lN the weight or United States gold dollar and five dollar gold piece?
 \. A gold dollar weighs oj.S grains and five dollar gold piece weighs 12a grains.
 .. How long is "cublt"o
 A AS an ancient measure or length | originally represented the 'an2rh Of the forearm from the elbow 10 the end ot the longest finger, IL is often counted as IS inches.
 .. WHO played the par. O. the Minister in the motion picture "The Scarlet Letter.? Is ha marriado
 A Lars Hansen. Tfa is married 10 Karin Nolauder, an actress or the Swedish stage.
 .. Does q. woman who Is natgralized American citizen lose her citizenship if she marrics an alien?
 A. No.
 .. Who was Secretary o' Wa during the administration of Frank lin Pierce?
 A. Jefferson Davis CS53-1S5D.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

t I, our conviction that he would te a first class president Of the state Chamber Of Commerce, and that the PlajHvil,.rs who are booming him for this office are making no mis- take, We don't care whether a man lisasre-s with Cs oyer minor points occasionally; we'j rather have tha, happen 'lan leadenins apathy and disregard ot vha' IS writ. w. venture the guess that Henry has pal! somewhere and that Plainyille would no, lose i, he stood, or sat, g the head Of he state commerce chamber. The town couldn't lose, anyhow; so keep The boom booming, is OUT advice On this po.n'.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

e.l @an- ga a as-a in buying ears
 aet cost ca-s.ga-a more thaa F5-ds. Where are thag noH1 T. ns that some cars stlI in Use aar- a sa~ years at r.e-r ahead. T.4- aa attempt ae made 70 wear .aem o.. 5s aea.aur Is necessary.
 o..r51s and .ur.oz-s who don't ..- ..a a.-a Q. aa-s provided lg The a.-@ .a1 w-g ~.l 4aa the.r own rs.-.-.s s-saas- l--z plain c-se a, economy ts- .aa eiry. and .a economy .# n.ora alan theory. !. should aes erao-l-ea ..| t hars. Such rearoHE w4- aaer 'he pride of .a- -rT smrsoyss and r ~fH hurt tHe au.c"oasl- dealers. But l. won't hurt tGa ct-y ez-raaaar. Jus, now ta.t ss elr tha Cornell is interested
 Ta.s Iz ID m.tor4lra's paradise. Somebody has rstto earn the price D. -aa aa-os-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
INCREASING AIR MAIL

T. would he funny indeed if dur ing a period Of increase in the gen eraI mails tho air mali did not share in the general mail prosper .tty. Thus we find that the so-oalIed "Harrford route" between Boston and New York, has doubled is poun3aea since it was started This surely comes under the classjcica- ton of being "4miucntIy gratifying " l. begins 10 look as if the New Eng land air mai will turn ont sue cesstgl venture after all. As the saying goes. the frs. few years may be the hardest.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
HELPING CEII'TI ID tUIiDI \

An .lcJaar-n .oas -a"-uar ? I'am tha o-Hsr aay he'd !. raat ao orgau- #ataa e vo1r- folks went 10 inc Newsna.o0 Home for Crippled Chl- aran and presented 'h@ girls and Eoys .n@r- wi.t candy and Joy noohs," also giving a program Of -lil5-e1-= r.ar.t3orS aaI songs.
 We ao ro- 5atana 10 hide OUT sym rthy for such beautiful ea3eator. We wish more orzaa5za.ons in fine r..v and h-r@aooa's voul3 think more freanan,ly ot 'ha Nsr.0gton home and uzt, f- with cheer and good will 4 no~a aprrecia,ive con- areeatlon o; children does not eXlsr taan the crippled tots in Newius- ton; life means more 10 them ~hen llad<ome visitors Call with candy books and entertainment; they arc aada aware through such kind ac's that The world does not forget.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
! \D!I ON OFF;

T.rss Raymond Cobb, tho base h.u pavgr Huo.. age was thought 70 La against his taking 100 active a uart .l tae ontutl dDiues on 'he diamonds Of fha lis circuits, who it #s claimed wae receiving a ra' sal ar. 70 cnra. his name 10 h,s ban cun meral, as sort Of boz office a##ue arl has haan ,aaEins mooae of nmmnr yomn this E,.t
 THa oa uoy has oo4n "htrius '.m #berc lh.y aln't" aaa stealing bases with tWo to"~ma leGs which by all tH. rau= of inc gum. should be r. #nH@ rom "asy chairs rather uwa panotua around like au aH'o- ualc charleston dancar.
 Surprising, yes, How is if that some men never seem to play out.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
FLOODS. FIRES AND 10fNAbOI.~

What a spring. The worst flood ia lae History Of tla lower Mtssissjp- ii valley; touaaocs !a the west which have torn up lhe Eahtra'tons Of men. bridging death and destruc- lion; forest fires in the Ncw Eng land etatas including Connecticut and 1IassacEa-.'ts.
 Nau-rapars in IlorlIa are com meurng tocjferously upon taass His- iua,lous Of nature. T. has come 10 a point where e,,rg section Of the country is trying 10 show up every ether section. Just now Florida. win 10 tornado. cyclone, wind storm. floor or forest ire raging is sitting pretty 10 paint picture of horror for its residents. If 'hoy get any satisfaction out of 4. .o, them have it
 The rest Of u- miIl be inclined to mourn with the stricken. News of devastation and ~ranhago, Of the dying and dead, is too etewsouc for us 10 adopt q more-fortunafc-than- thou attitude. h this world TO onc knows where the next blow will fall particularly when it is weather oi which we are speaking. We may look at the beautiful sunshine and
 fcel happy; but ~c are going 'C facl a wave Of aympatay for tIla dis 'ressaI all the some.
 And the Rcd Cross. as uem1, i3 on She Ioh.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

question Of fact or Information by writing 70 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureal.. 1922 New York avenue. Washington, D C.. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical legal and marital advice canno, be given, nor can extended research ue undertaken. All other questions will receive a personal reply. ln- signed requests cannot be answ arsd All letters are standardization
 G. Was General Grant christen- ad ulysses Simpson Grant?
 A. His baptismal name was Hiram ulysses but when he was appointed 10 West Point the con- grassman filled out the blank with inc name Ulysses Simpson Gran', and that name stuck 10 him through li." and is tha one always given.
 c. What IS the government of Italy?
 <. Italy IS constitutional mon archy. Tho r.ieuing king is Wit .orjo Emanuele III ot the House Of sayoy
 c. What movie and what leEiti- mate dramas hold the record in Ne" York for the longest run?
 \. "The Bis Parade" holds the record Tor motion pictures and "Abje's Irish Rose" for legitimate plays.
 Q. What is the difference be- tween atomic weight and specific gravity?
 \. Atomic weight is the weight of an atom of chemical element as compared with that of an atom of hyarogon: specific gravity is the ratio of the weight Of body to that of the equal volume Of some stan dard eubstance-Watcr in the case of solids or liquids: air in th" case Of cs-numerically equal to density.
 c. What is "Sororicidc"' \. T. means the killing Of ones sister. but is not technical in law 'Fratricido" is us-d 10 indicate fJD1n SlNltI or i'lpltl'.l III "
 Q. Is Louisiana divided into counties2
 \. The political subdivisions in Louisiana are called "parishos'. T. is simply another name for county. The word is Of ecclesiastical origin. the original divisions having been made hy the church. c. What was the date o' the Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago2
 A. May to October 3n, 1898.
 c. From what book was the motion picture. The Road to Man i dalay' taken?
 A. I, was not taken from book The story was written by Tod i Browning and Herman T. Mankie- ! vicZ directly Tor the screen. e. When did John l.. Sullivan { dior
 A. February 2, 1918. at Abing. ton, Massachusetts. c. Who were the Ealkricso X. Tn Scandinavian mythology they were race 0, beautiful maidens who carried off the dead warriors to Nalhalla (heaven).
 Q. How can one locate tho | North Star
 A. First locate the dippor anG observe it's seven stars, four in the ! bowl" and three in the handle l The two stars Of the bowl farthes from the handle" of the dipper arc
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

\ good netghborhood" is one where people break laws for fun in- stead Of profit.
 Nearly everybody buys new tires in the spring. What is so rare as q puncture in June.
 So many public spirited" men get by with no contribution 10 worthy causes except q vocal one.
 Doctors get most 0, their living from people who have no other af- i!iction except the spare cash to pay doctor bills.
 Fable; He was rich bachelor and didn't think all his female ac- quaintances had designs on him. Scientists say that in one instance digestion required 4o days, but don't tell what bride made the biscuit Tie Panama Canal may be hard to protect, but what this country needs is q commission 10 invent ways 10 protect the taxpayer. l Once if was "a rag q bone and q hank of hair Now the rag is i almost gone and tho hair bobbcd, but at times you see evidence Of bone. What a World' Gushing about ancient Greek buildings: wanting the ! boy 10 b" a white-collar man be- caus" building isn't T job for the social elect.
 Amoricanism: Racing madlv 10 . got ther". stopping to examine inc wrecked car that tried the same fool stunt.
 Public servants aren't like the other kind. They are never high and-mighty until after they get the job.
 Yogr vocal opinion Of q man isn't worth q great deal while you're un- der obligation 10 him.
 An educated man is one uhC realizes that many Of the "old mas tcrs' are considered masters merely hecause they are old.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

which recently elected mayor iu Hartford.
 Tegner lodge, V. O.. was present. d last night with the silver ballot box which it won by being voted the most popular society at the re- cent Vega fair. Anlree lodge, ]. D. O. r., was sscond.
 Rev. Charles Cop0ens ot st. Peters church, received with con- siderable satisfaction today a hand- some driving horse. which had been shipped here from the west. rathey Coppaus tried his new steei in the afternoon. He has Wilkes blood bu, t not marked.
 II. L. Mills advertises the latest and most approved styles in ping pong at 8 to s q st.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
AND so WE'RE ALL WET"

How vet city ia depends alto s=.her upon relative values, Arthur ". Upsou. retiring president Of The Civic Safety League, seems 10 haze nigh standards about such things, and from this vantage point tells us nat New Britain has a set of public officials vino oounhs to "openly' violate the prohibition laws. That doesn't necessarily make tha charge rue, but 1t opens tho way for all argument.
 The prohibition law is no cAhds pay to enforce in Connecticut and particularly in such city az New Britain. It is easy enough b stand oa the sidellnes and find fault with enforcement; ii is much harder 10 gain convictions where absolute proof beyond d doubt IS necessary. Comparing enforcement in Kansas with enforcement in New Britain Is 
 unfair: the present generation in Kansas was brought up on .prohibi- ton and likes il. We have no such generation in New Britain. On the contrary. we have large total of resident. 10 whom prohibition de- notes an infringement ot liberty. These may be entirely wrong in pson's opinion; but they haven't been converted as yet.
 The police and enforcing au'Uorj- ties of this city have job on their hands and should not he discredi1ed out Of hand. Their techaic may he poor at times: occasionally they may De entirely blind. But there have heen numerous arrests for posses sing stills and selling liquor as tbc public records amply show. 1T the authorities could really do better than they have done perhaps they win improve in time.
 X goodly part Of the Upson report nas pure prohibition propaganda. The author did Q good job while he had the chance and covered the ground thoroughly or course, il ,as difficult for us to swallow some Of the opinions vouchsafed. as, for instance, the claim that Dr. Nicho- las Murray Butler and his ilk' have a yellow streak merely be- cause they oppose the eighteenth amendment. This was not the atti- tude employed by Senator William E. Borah during the recent debate between the pair in Boston. We rather think Senator Borah's mani lestation ot respect for Dr. Butler as man Of conviction and courage vas the truer picture, one that Up- son could well have initiated. Thc day Is past when tho use Of ugly terms bcgets conviction in tho minds of intelligent readers.
 rpsou Is sincere but might b. classified as q fanatic upon inc pro hibiIon question. Fanatics, 10 h' sure. have their place and haye achieved much good in lic world iI tbe past. And Ne arc not prepared 70 claim that the Civic Safety League doesn't lo some good here. abou,s; it q, least has as much right 10 take wallops at what fl doesn't Ike as associations on 1hs other slda of the question. This re, u.jas q free country and both sides ou any issue have rhe right 10 or. ranize and prosalytizo, "IieHjoE tc save inc country" as tH~y harper 10 see 'ha IIeht.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
INNtS AUTOS IOl; oITitih>

It is casy 10 understand that a ci-y empIoye Or city ofnala. riding around in q lIAH-pow.ra1. Mea- priced. ea.y-riliug. "aautaIv col oreI automobile looas 9 sight more important than ls he rcd. around in a Ford
 Tine ou#n.-s rf aaHna rag am- s.oy.. n.l important however, ls na' u.a.~aHy rart of tha c.ty'a aau.s Ws zynpa'.a. "'h fae auto J.M.r uus tha nnolmr ama. bm tnuy ar- eoo1 rH.1eus and can readily und ..sanA that tha city i. ppoa.a 10 o- somewhat ceo- nomlral with tfE man.N
 Al the city intends to do .* to provide yenlelcs for ,mp,o@as 10 g , around in. The eoi4e os.r son. Of inc shelItorn 4uaets at umes may be rough, but the employee wdI have to stand ia 1f 'i~y cHu.L a Ill- lie walking DOW aud then. ia.'HuI o' riding. vln do uo lwnn
 We aefee W.. TouunI'wm .a.h Of the Sixth @+d l.at .n.'Uef" 1. q high es-entias u tha Common Couucil. Some years aso tAe Co4n-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
TIE CRADLE SONGS.

\ weather prophets Ned F.. ThraL Who draws q .irst-ciass salary; The income tax collector claims That prophet is all \. F.. T.,
 $ Earl Shanley
 H. When Steve A Greene left for New York His father Q him said lc. If gals try 10 sir on your lap. Remember. don't VOL, $. 4. G.
 Waiter E. Elliott l sae that Ntal,nar AIber' Norsk Has moved his household goods again. Which makes five times within a year I'll say, SOME moving V. A. N,
 Wallace M. Bayliss
 ". Frank Q. Eallou's q handsome chap, The girls ali watch him cover'ly; You'd think the way that nc IS watched The slogan was Watch r. O. B.
 -Marrion Hartman
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Jeanne, my little sister, just be- fore going to bed said, "Mother, I'm hungry
 You ate q great big supper and if you eat any more you will burst. answered mother.
 We'll. mother" counterod Jeanne, If burst can't you sew me up You're q nurse. and I won't show anyone my lummy but you and daddy"
 Mary Fohi
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

aa.le others glide To the rear early and oz-e-e Ask Cobb. He w.li tell yoa cha, he has knoHu how 10 take esra or himself between games. Most athletes never learn this important point
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
W hat He Got

Lewis. Did you ever get anything on yo.- raIioH" Taylor. Yes" Lewis. "Wha..'' Taylor: Two dollars when I sold i. to the iunk-nan,"
 Mrs. k. c. Fan'on Copyright. 192-, Reproduction
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
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 Britain Herald. and your letter will be forwarded 10 New York.
Which Kind Are You? ?

Fnicky people that flU.ter and fret We sIdestep whereFer We can, you
 bet, But tun-!cky people. with jokes to
 inpart. Honestly, aren't they the joy Of
 your heart?
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Bought pair Of galoshes WI.h trick fasteners. The combination got jammed or something And she couldn't gat them of. T. pas terrible ordeal. Bl. she died with her boots on,
 -E.izabeth Mack
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
4 MATTER OF pRE1IRINtI

Dear Mir. Judel.:
 Listen. Mir. Editor. I'm a blonde. and I'm not ashamed Of f. I'm that way naturally.
 A couple Of weeks ago I decided that instead Of going out with boy-friend. I'd take a hike with three of my best girl chulns. l ex- pected 10 have dandy time. Instead, ] got kicked by mule. And one Of the girls said. "Won. you cant blame the poor animal. May be he thought you were another mule.' And the other two laughed.
 Deadly Females,
 That's why this Blonde prefers Gentlemen,
 -Eloanor Kelly Dear VI. r. J.:
 Hereafter I'm going after blondes. I'm tired Of squeezing blackhcads.
 Henry c. Pierson Dear Mr. Judell: Della had golden hair and grey eyes.
 was infatuated at first glance. and il was with q faltering tongue that I asked for a date. She grant ed my request charmingly.
 The first evening l entertained Della. her father mother three lro,bar- and five assorted relatives and in-laWs.
 The second time l called on her sh" took Inc calling on three differ cnt households of miscellaneous rel atiycs.
 Yesterday afternoon sho called me up and said. "Be sur" and come l over tonight. We're having a fam I fly rounion.' Groping Alligators,
 That's why I prefer hrunet'os. , Herman f'etzer
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
u.n,s, .: tn, Associated Pres,

-~s s..or;a.et p-zs. {. eI~ 1s.Te'F +' .f,e. 70 t&e Gss ,9r rs-a-a-aa e''aa .t aEt new. creail1L 70 |. 1r not o-EerH --..s .s,,d Ii thas paper and also --a
 s. aGhashed tha-e:r.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
Member Audi, Bureau of Circulation

. ! 3. c B rs'.01s1 ctsa",zat.ar =saf-a furnishes .sHvFl Fl-r.as and a-tl.- ,-, sf:h strictly aa--s. -aa ys.s ci r4ratl1a Cur r.ecE.af..G s-atts,.r- are ..d u3cr .hr. satlt. This '-s-re- a:s- ae,.ea aya.nr fraud 3n 1e~sla ar"r d.z- S-ttru figure. 10 bofa aa-'c--. and s ,sTer.fse-s
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
Dee-lighteI,

Mrs Craudal.: i've dropped needle somewhere on -he floor and l can't find i;.'
 crandal (not greatly intaresteI): :: That so?"
 Mrs. CranlaM: Yes. dear. Wouldn't you mlnI taking of yoHr shoes and walking around little Ii."''
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Recent attacks Of dyspepsia ~rf- fercd by the pigeons which inua It Trafalgar Square. London. "re blamed or the generosity ot Am'fi- can tourists.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

-r. H4ra.t |. oa sz.e 1a.g in N~f York ?, II0.r#Egs Newsstand. t.l'7 -4t.-a: s-hu'tzs &swss--n-s, Entrance tI-art Central, 4--t Street.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
\o1Iliuu Doing

Elsar. May I-ah-marry your daughter. sir?"
 IIor Father: NO, Mr. Robbins. Gloria is too big an expense to mo the way Il Is.
 Mrs. c. H. Nichols
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
IiallEll Ont

Sporting Editor: "What happened to Doyle. the star pitcher" Manager: "Too many high balls
 E. (. Bigl"r
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Tf. rr.s rg9s'aa sissrtIs.ng r-si3 a ne cy. -l--I.atss- t1aSs 4nt pre- loom ,<ay, osea sa advertisers
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
DjplDnlatjC Jeanne,

Politicians pass the buck and get he doe
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

So a lot Of new millionaires were made last year. If it isn't one thing that decr,as,s lh" number Of demo- ,rats, ifs ano'u'r.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

If inc veterans go over in Septem- hcr. even th" most hilarious should be out of the hoosgow by Christmas.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Correct ihis sentence: "ili spaf~ a garden plot this year said he. "and I won't lose interest when hot weather comes
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

You can judge Il nations sober opinion ot a war by the number Of men later elected because they Serv ed in if
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
Alta Girl!

Dear Mir. ,1udell: A girl l knew
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
FdctsondFunc;es

X good neighborhood' is one where people break laws for fun in- stead Of profit.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

Probable thought Of Henry when it happened. If l had been in one of my Iiucolns. he couldn't have knocked me 40 feet
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

No mere American could devote ten minutes Of loving care 70 an apple and make it look like ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

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New Britain herald., 1927-04-21
TELEPHONE CALLS

Er..-,. !: 'h. 2o.. C-Hes 2. HaT Ers.- an 70 secoad E5ss. Mall Gz;ts-.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

fs,.t D-uy tszr.as E-zs,ttsB A. drAs1 El1s. z. Chgrca Street