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New Britain herald., 1927-09-24

The sleeping place Of the whale never has definitely been discovered. Since these mammals can hold their breath for hours at q time, it is be- heved that they do so while asleep, occasionally returning to the surface for breath of fresh air.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HEADINGS
ANNOUNCEMENTS \

l-BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS 2-DEATH NOTICES 3-FLORISTS
 4-FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5-LOST AND FOUND G-PERSONALS sTapE ,N-N-nIrbrrE,fL-tTQ
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MERCHANDISE

55-ARTICI.ES FOR SALE
 J5B-FOR THE VAChTIONIST 56-BUH.DING MATERIALS
 57-BCSfNESS & OFFICE EQUIP. 53-FAEM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 59--FEED AND FUEL
 td-FERTGLIZERs, SEEDS. PLANTS dt-FuOTWEAR AND CLOTHING f2-GOCD THINGS TO EAT 62-HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES Gi--MhCHINERY, ELEC. & TOOLS GJ-MERCHANDlSE AT THE STORES G6-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 66B-RADIO i7-WATCHES. DIAMONDS, JEWELRY 38-WANTED ARTICLES TO BUY
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
OH. BURNER MERGER

cAl~ao. 1"p-. q E',-Af.rear Of 'h" Aetna Automatic Oil Burner Iu"s Gf Providence, X. l.. and tho American %okol Company of Chi ra2o has brnn announced by Nor gan J. Hammers, president Of the %p&ol cpmpauy and JoPn SchcEn- .nrcr president Of the eastern con- c'rn, Hao sill become q vice prosi- dent Of 'tc merged orga nizatIons.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
EDUCATIONAL

7f-COEREsPONDBNCE COURSE $J-DA%CING TEACHERS
 5G--t INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL. S7-LOCAL & PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS 58--W WA&TED-IHST 39-EMpLOYMEET AGENCIES
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EMPLOYMENT

o-HELP-AGENTS WANTED il--HELP-MEN WANTED
 i2-HELP-W WOMEN WANTED 43-HELP-NEN OR WOMEN WANTED-M MEN WANTED-WOMEN
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Clara Bow in Hula" at Strand to- moTroW-Advt.
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ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS

S7-REAL ESTATE WANTED 38-HOTEl.S
 89--ROOMS FOR Rp,,T 00-ROOMs AND BOARD 3l--ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING WHERE TO DINE -WANTED-BOARD OR LODGING
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LIVE STOCK

5G-CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK 61-D0GS, CATS. PETS
 52-EGGS. POULTRY SUPPLIES 52-r0ESES, VEllTC. Us 5i-NEA%TED-LIVE STOCK
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FINANCIAL.
D-TO BORROW

if-Bl SINESS OPPORTUNITIES f7-INVESTMENTS STOCKS. BONDS iS--MONET LOANED
 42B-MCRTGAGES
 ig--NN NAhIED-IO BORROW
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Clara Bow iu Hula" a' Strand 10 mOIrOW.-Adyt
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Florists

BOSTON FERNS-Very reasonable prices Sandellrs Greenhouse. 21s Oak St Phone 2lSI-3
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS l23 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

f9-- APARTMENTS & TREATMENTS 70-BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT
 1-DESK ROOM AND OFFICES 72-FARM FOR RENT 73--HOUSES FOR RENT
 f-SUBuRBAN FOR RENT E -VhCATlOE PLACES FOR RENT 7G- WAREHOUSES STORAGE 77--WA WANTEp-TO RENT 35-SU BURBAN FOR SALE
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Lost and Found

of plants and flowers. Low priced Como in and see them. John sons Greenhouse. 517 Church street.
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AUIOMOTIVE
Auto Parts and Accessories
GOODYEAR TIRES

Auto Parts and Accessories II
 GOODYEAR TIRES
 SEE US FIRST. ALI SIZES FOR ALI. { MAKES OF CARS. WE TRADE IN 1 YOUR OLD TIRES. WE SPECIALIZE 1 IN VuLCANIHING AND REPAIRS PHONE 300, INSTANT SERVICE. ! oNEIL TIRE BATTERY co.
 ss WASHINGTON ST. DUNLOP AND LEE tIres~Wo. And dry storage batteries. J. N. Fal. T. Rock well Ave. cor, Webster HuI Tel 1869 THOMPSON VALVES and Craleld Brake Lining, Loghorn Motor Parts Go. Parts for all cars. Elm, corner East Main.
 Motorcycles and Bicycles I5 BICYCLES, new and used. Also repair ing and parts, ECONOMY SPORT SHOP. 15 Main St.
 Service stations-Rcpairing r ARCH ST. RADIATOR WORKs-s. Wolf prop. Auto radiators, body lenders r9palnng lo7 Arch s, Tel l7Oo. AUTO TOPS, curtains. covers, carpets made. Furniture recovered John's Auto Top shop, l03 W. Main. Tel 1494 AUTO ltEF klN'I- Done in your own garage fl desired All makes of cars Norbert E. Earth. 1l3 Commonwealth Ave. pay and night service. Tel, 422l BROKEN WTNDSHIELD glass and door lights replaced while you wait by glass cutting experts. Racklne Bros O., Inc. b.c"low St, store. CADILLAC AND Speciality. Havc your ear repaired now. J. B. Morans Garage, 3l3H Church St, Tel. 2S42-2 HAVE YOUR BRAKES repaired now with GraCeld brake lining Special loyq prices tiis month. Judds Garage. fl Pleasant St Tel 2l22.
 LEAKING RADIATORS-Qu Service Expert attention: low rates; don't let small leaks lead to heavy repair expense Body dents removed lenders straight ened. O. Becker. l2 Glen St. Tel, 553. REPAIRING on all makes Of cars. Ex. pert mechanics available day and night Hotel Washington Garage Phone l725 GOODYEAR PRESTO-LITE TIRES BATTERIES IGNITION CARBURETORs ELECTRICAL RADIOS
 INSTANT SERVICE
 PHONE goo
 DWELL TIRE & BATTERY co.
 39 WASHINGTON sT. STARTING, lighting and Ignition. electric parts and service. Clarb's Auto Electric and Repair 409 West Main St. Tel 3o0l RADIATOR repairing at lowest prices. quick service Satisfaction guaranteed New England Radiator Works, 35 E. Nan st, near Main Phone SG0. HfDEtEIIC brakes. parts and repairs NaybGstos brake service Phone. call c; write Charlauds Auto Service Station Tear 43O Main St, opposite East Man St. Tel. 15fs.
 SERVICE AND SATISFACTORY -Rudy's Battery service, 15G E1st Main (rcar At lantic Filling Sta) Batteries. brake hu- ing. tires, tubes, starter and generator repairing, yulcan'zing. Tel 798 always. nAYBEsTOs BRAKE service station Brakes ~eIined and adjusted on ehpr, notice Clarks Auto Electric and Re pair Station. 465 W Main St Tel 30Ql TIRES, hatteries. auto electric service. F. & V. Tire & Battery Co.,. 2Gl Myrtle St, Phone 3Gg3.
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READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24

SEE US FIRST ALI SIZES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS. WE TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES. WE SPECIALIZE IN VULCANtZING AND REPAIRS
 PHONE 800. INSTANT SERVICE.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

 BUICK MOTOR CARs-S Sales and service Capitol Buick Co.,, 1g3 Arch St Phone CADILLAC AND LA SALLE CARS Sales q Service. Lash Motors Inc "A Reliable Concern" All West Main St Tc. 5000
 DODGE BROTHERS Sales and Service 5 6 r. Motor Sales Corp. ll2y Stan ley St. Phone 73l
 EJRD CARS. trucks. tractors parts service farm implements. Autom0tive Sales and Service 243 Elm St Tel FALCON KNIGHT famous sleeve valve motor. R. C. Rudolph, l27 Cherry st. Tel, 205l2.
 FRANKLIN CARS-The car for the next ID years. Sales and Service. s0l West Main st. Tel 3G9G. FORD CARS. trucks and Foidson trac- tors Sales and Service Berlin Auto Sales. Berlin. Homquist Bros. Prop Phone 25l-3.
 uuPMOBlLE NEW SERIES sizes and cghts. sales and service. kiugshury Motor Sales Co. 25O Arch Street. Te!e- phone 2oi9.
 NASH motor caIs. See tho ncw lnc. Sales and Service. A. G, lIawI:cr. 55 Elm St Phone 245t. OAKLAND AND PONTIAC sales and ,ery- ico. Products of General Motors. C. A, Bence. 50 Chestnut street. Tel 22l5. PACKARD-HUD8ON- ESSEX sales and service Horcyman Auto Sales 200 East Main St Tel 2542 rAIGE AND STAR CARs-32 models All prices, Howard " Whitmore. 3l9 East 51ain St. Tel 2Sl0, REQ MOTOR CARS AND THUCKS- Kenneth NJ. S"arIc & Co.,, Sales and Service. cor, Elm and Park Sts. Phone @llo. Local agents for Gabriel Sanbbers. 5aLpEN rRUoES-Salcs and sorvI,e. palaro Garage. 35 East Main St. Tel "S7l
 s;TuDEBAKER MOTOR CAEs-saIcs and service, AlLro Motor Sales O.. 295 Arch St. Phone 2fo. WiI.LNS-KNIGHT AND OVEHLANp- Sales and Service. Fine motor ears. BeloIn Garage and Moto. Sales. Fred BeIo.a, IT., Prop 1l5 Church St. Phone 45Go.
 Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 SEDAN, 1s26, for saIo. privately owned, five passenger. tiIes ,lnd Seat covers. Phone 2i3f-2. 1925 CLUE SEDAN in perfect condition. Price reasonable. inquire 27 Austin St PONTIAC COACH. 192G-Perfoct condi- ton II taken at once ;500. Call at 3l1 Church St. or rear 50 Arch st. smith, l SEDAN in perfect condi- tion: price very reasonable. Phone G9 or inquire l5o Rocky HIlI avenue.
  BIG SIX HKOUGIIAM 1926, in the finest condition q used gar could be. Mechanically perfect. Has been driven hy d very careful owner Come in. Take a look at it. You will ind our price is right too, C. A. Bence j0 Chestnut St.
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ALLIGATOR pOCkETBOOK containing several valuable articles lost at Wal nut Hill tennis court. Reward. Call 652-3.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
Auto Parts and Accessories

GENERAL CORD TIRES-On easy pay, ment plan. Cost you no more. Budd Auto Products Co.,. 151 Arch St. Tel 3o39.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

i8-AGENTS- REAL ESTATE T9-AUCTlONEERS
 SD-BLDG. g BUSINESS PROPERTY 81--BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 82-FARMS FOR SALE 33-HOuSES FOR SALE 8i-SUMMER PLACES FOR SALE EG-EEaI ESTATE FOR L,Xt'uANCR
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24

BUICK MOTOR CARS-Sa and service Capitol Buick Co.,, 193 Arch St. Phone .lV-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
Motorcycles and Bicycles

VALVES and Graleld Brake ldnlng, LeEhorn Motor Parts Co. Parts lor III cars. Ilm. corner IaEt Main.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
Service Stations-Rcpairiny

BICYCLES. now and used Also repair ing and parts ECONOMY SPORT SHOP. Is Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY co.

39 WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-24
Autos and Trucks For Sale

HCPMOBILE SEDAN, 1928. for sale privately owned. five passenger. tites and seat covers. Phone 933G-2
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24

capital, only to be forced back with heavy losses. The British contin- gent or el5 men alone lost 124 in killed or wounded.
 zoo Killed
 While this column was making its futile but gallant attempt, the Chinese launched a determined at tack on Tien-Tsin. the foreign ad- mirals seized the Taku forts at the ID outh Of the Pei river 10 assure communication with the sea. Then they stormcd and captured the native quarter, but at the cost of TOO in killed or wounded. One of those killed was Colonel E. H. Lip scum, commander Of the American contingent.
 It was not until August that a sufficient force was gathered in Tien-Tsin to warrant another effort to Nft the siege of Peking. Then twenty thousand men cut their way through the Chinese hordes. The city fell on August II, the emperor and empress fleeing soon after the foreign troops entered.
 Peking was a shamblos. Large sections had been laid waste during the months Of fighting, and the foreign residents wero in desperate straits.
 The imperial court after one or two halts in its flight. settled al Siganfu, an ancient capital 600 miles southwest of Peking, and un- der its instructions Chinese pleni- potcntiaries accepted the demands of the powers.
 These demands included punish ment of those named as partici- pants in the uprising; heavy in- demnities; maintenance Of perman- ent legation guards in Pei.ing; guarantee of open rail communica- ton with the sea, and issuance of an imperial edict making yicerovs, governors and the provincial off cials responsible for anti-toreign outbreaks within their jurisdiction.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
Piles Disappear
No Cutting or Salycs Needed

External treatments seldom ban ish Piles and for the very good req son that the cause is lnside-bad circulation in affected parts. veins are nabby and bowel walls weak oned.
 To quickly and safely rid yourself of piles you must free the circula- tion-send fresh, healthy blood to the raw, sensitive membranes. h. tcrnal treatment is one safe method. Ointments and other external treat ments can't give lasting relief.
 J. s. Lconhardt, NJ. D., a special ist, set at work some years ago to find a real internal remedy for piles. He succeeded. He named his pre-. scription 'HEM-ROID, and 1t has proven successful in thousands of casos-so successful that now HEM ROID is sold by druggists under money back guarantee, It is a harmless tablet. easy to take, and can always be found at Fair Dept. Store, Inc, who will promptly re- fund the purchase price If you are dissatisfied.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
HORRORS 0F BOXER
 WAR ARE REVIVED
Today's Situation in China Like
 That of 27 Years Ago

New York. March o4.-LP-Ex- tension Of the anti-foreign cam paign by the Chinese nationalists to the point of actually firing upon and killing Americans al Ranking today recalls the horrors of the Boxer rebellion of twenty-seven years ago. In that affair more than 200 de.enseless men, women and children, among the American. and British alone. were killed. As in the case of the present movement. the Boxers were anil mated by intense nationalism, al- though they vented their hatred Of foreigners principally against the missionaries. There has been no in- dication thus far in the Cantonese campaign, however, that mission- aries are being singled out for vio- lence.
 IL was in May. 1900 that a num- ber of Christian villages near Pek- ing were destroyed and the native converts massacred. Then came the murder Of two English missionaries, and the blaze which had been snouldering broke forth in an orgy os footing. destruction and killings.
 Allies Unprcparcd
 Bands of Boxers overran the country. The foreign powers, while almost Lnprepared despatched a mixed body Of marines and blue jackets-1S officers and 5S9 men in all-and these reached the capital before the railway was cut.
 Picking was in a state of anarchy, with murder a daily occurrence. The reactionary Prince Yuan, grandson of the Emperor Tao- kwang. the Manchus generally, and the dowager empress sided with the Boxers.
 After the first interruption of communications. nearly six weeks elapsed before definite news of the situation in the capital reached the outside world. except for few be- lated messages, sent by Chinese couriers, appealing for quick relief.
 For the greater part Of that pc riod the foreign quarter. defended by volunteers and the little naval force, was subjected to heavy rifle and artillery fire. The section held chiefly by the Americans and Ger mans bore the brunt of the Chinese attack.
 A mixed force Of o,000 naval and military forces, including Ameri- cans, British, Germans and Japa- nese set out from Ticn-Tsin in a desperate effort to relieve the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
SISTERS IN COURT
 AS MIGHT HAWKS
Violet and Beatrice Fahy Picked
 Up as Street Walkers

Violet Iahv, aged "a. and her sis- ter, Beatrice FahH aged -. were before Judge W. [. Hungerford in police court today on the charge ot street walking. and after Sergeant D. 4. McAvay and PatrUlmaR Will lam Politis had testified 10 having sen them ln the company oi two men at au early hour this morning, Judge HuuserfOrd committed Bga- trlce 10 the state farm for women and Violet 10 the House Of the Good shepherd, sGspendIng -hs execution or both commitments and placing Inc girls ou probation ,or 3iX months.
 According 10 Patrolmun Pol!tis, ;ne sisters were in a restaurant on Eailroad Arcade last Saturday night about 9.30 o'clock and shortly after midnight Monday they were in tAs same restaurant and Beatrice ap- pearcd 10 have been drinking. Two men were with them. Last night about 1925 o'clock thzy were on Church street with two men, and after leaving a restaurant, they went to Elm street, singing and talking in loud tones.
 Sergeant McAyay, 10 whom Pa,rol- man ro,itis reported the incident followed the two couples a far as Main street on Elm and back again, according 10 the parrolman's resti- 4ony On Church street, Beatrica's
 lort embraced her, and in front oi u9 Church street the two couples stood several minutes. Finally. Bea- trlces escort lett Lar and Violet and Lsr escort went into rha hallway,
 According 10 the uatrolmau, the glrls have lived iu Manchester Broad Brook and Bristol since they left Portland. Me, bout a year ago, and Violet attracted considerable at isauon q short time ago by dolng tho Charleston at Manuel Atash- iau's restaurant in Bristol, which was raided by the Bell Town police.
 The sisters are empioyaI Tn q Main street coffee house and are paid $' q week They pay s week for their room. and Violet admitted to the police that she was guilty Of inn proper tOllu JtL dJbbL Il Hlpi4L44 't7N' according to Patroimda PoAtiS. Ser -gant McAyay testified 10 following the girls early this morning and to admissions made by Violet, while Detective Sergeant Mccue testified that Violet was the Bristol dancer
 Beatrice took the witness stand and denied she had been drinking Monday night as Patrolman Polltls had testified She admitted her es- cort hueged and kissed her on Church street early this morning but they would not have been out al that hour but for the fact that they were obliged to work later than usual in the coffee house because of the added attraction Of New York orchestra. Violet declined to make q statement.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
Cain in Strength
 Increase Vitality
II You Don't Do It In 30 Days With MCCoys Get Your Money Back

NcCoys Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar-coatad and rich in health building yitamines and no oily waste, are easy to take and will not upset or even disturb the most delicate stomach.
 These wonderful health building. strength creating, weight producing tablets are now sold in nearly every drug store in North and South America and millions Of them are sold every month.
 So if run down, anaemic, men or women. who lack strength and en- ergy as of old will try McCoys for 30 days i, is safe to say that the rosus will surprise and delight them.
 II the unusual should happen and you arc not satisfied, the druggist from whom you purchased them is authorized 10 return your money.
 But demand NcCoy's, the original and genuine.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
Mrs. Dumas Says Gas Took
 Her Breath

] had gas on the stomach so bad that 1 could hardly breathe. Every- thing l ate went against me. After l began taking Adlcrlka, the gas left me and l eat everything''- Mrs. E. J. Dumas
 Adlerika differs from most meii- clnes because it acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowel. IL gives the system a REAL cleansing, and clears out old polsons which usu- ally cause sour, gassy stomach. nervousness, slecpicssness, head- ache, Just ONE spoonful stops GAS, and relieves t full, bloated feeling so that you can eat better ana sleep better. Even if bowels move daily, Adlerika brings out much additional poison which you never guessed was in your system and which may have long caused trouble. No matter what you have tried for stomach and bowels, Ad- lerika will surprise you. At lead- ing druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
Paid No Tax, Showed
 Nothing But Goes to Jail

Springfield, Mass. March 24 P-- An interesting light has been thrown on the workings of the income tax law by the action of F. B. Jager, state income tax assessor for western Massachusetts, in causing q man who had no apparent income 10 be put in jail until he paid Sl2I27 assessed against him on the ground the as- sessor had information showing he had an income as a "liqnor sales man"
 Failing to respond when the local office sent him an assessment, the man spent an afternoon and evening in jail until the tax was paid.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24

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New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
WINS LIVERPOOL CCp

Liverpool. Eng. March 2i tUP) Lord Dcrby's ScAiavoui, carrying 1g5 pounds. today won the Liver pool spring cup race. J, klllalee's Polish Patriot, l0S pounds. was sec oud and Mrs. Chester Beatty's Artist Glow, ila pounds, was third. Sixteen horses ran. Betting was 70 l, s 10 ], s to 1. Three lengths sep aratea the first and second and the second and third horses.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
32 U. s. MISSIONARIES
This Number Of Baptists arc Re ported as Stationed in Chinese City 0! Ranking.

New York, March 24 - Py - There arc S2 Baptist and Presby- terian missionaries stationed in Ranking, it was revealed today by the foreign boards of the two churches. The board of foreign missions of the Methodist church was checking it's records 10 deter mine the number Of workers it had in the district.
 Many of the >nissionaries are members of the faculty of Ranking university, an interdenominational college.
 The board Of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church lat CT reported that it had p mission aries in the Ranking field.
 The Presbyterian workers at the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
3. [. PORTER SONS

"Connecticut's Best Furniture Store" is where you'll find just what you want It may be new Card Table to replace the old rickety one-it may be new mattress to replace the old hard one--it may be any one of a dozen things-Just phone Porters -269-2-and you'll have it.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
Often Caused by Bladder Weakness. It's Natures signal of Danger
 Ahcadr

4. C. Eckhart, 39l7 St. Clair St. Cleveland, O., says: After taking lithlated Buchu Tablets one wrok. the burning and smarting left me, and with no desire to get up nights. You should get the credit as l had tried many things. l will be glad 10 write my experience to any one. Llfhiated Buchu cleanses the blad- der as epsom salts do the bowels. driving out deposits, neutralizes ex- cess acids. thereby relieving irrita. ton that causes getting up nights. The tablets cost cents each at all drug stores. Keller Laboratory. Mechanlcshurg, 0. Locally at Fair Dept. Store.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-24
NOW YOU ASK ONE

l. Identify the following men by naming their occupations or pro- fessions ta) Arthur G. kimball. (b) Samuel Sutcliffe. tc) William C. Hart. td) William J. Noble.
 2. Who is the oldest member of the police department, from a point of service?
 3. What is the principal indus try Of Berlin?
 1. Who is the city engineer?
 ,. How many banks are there in in New Britain?
 5. Name them.
 '. How many churches are there in New Britain?
 5. How many schools are there in town:
 2. Where does Stanley post, G. 4. R.. meet7
 h. Where is the Giddings build. ing?
 Are you familiar with English literature? 1T you are today's Now You Ask One" won't be very hard for you. If you aren't, you may need to look at the answers; they're on the first classified page,
 l. For what epic poem is Ed mund Spenser chiefly remem- bered?
 2. In which of Shakespcare's plays does the character Banquo appear?
 3. What poverty-stricken tink- CT, in the days of the Puritans. wrote while in jail an allegory that has become one of the classics Of English literature?
 {. Who wrote The School for Scandal"?
 5. What English poet was ex' peled from Oxford, while in his teens, for writing pamphlet in defense of atheism?
 6. Who wrote "sartor Re- sartus"?
 {. What famous English novel; ist, nearly 100 years ago, toured America and then wrote a high ly critical series of American Notes'?
 s. Who wrote a famous poem celebrating the heroic charge of light cavalry at the battle Of Balaklava?
 2. What English cssayist and poet first used the word "Philis- tines" to designate people who lack culture?
 10. Who wrote The Nigger of the Narcissus" READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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Ranking station Of the Kiangan mission number 26. Among them are: Samuel J. Mills of Wa!lingford. Conn, and Evelyn w. Walmaley, Mrs. Law,en Thurston. of Hart ford, Conn.
 Among the four workers os the American Baptist forcing mission society al Ranking arc: Prof. C. $. Gibbs, Of Maine, Mrs. C. $. Gibbs of Massachusetts and H. D. Lamson, Exeter, x. H.