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New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
ANDY HAS LOST
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Has a Day Of Cracks, Wise and
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Dear Mary Ann.

Dear Mary Ann.
 They ain't anything interesting to write to you except maybe to tell with the lucky rabbits foot which you gave me on my birthday and since then everything seems to go wrong, especially when I'm out flivvering. ain't superstitious or anything like that, but when I tells you what happens yesterday maybe you'll agree that another rabbits foot watch charm wouldn't do me any harm, although I'm not limiting that you should get me one.
 As leaves New Britain and drives past Barnesdale I notices a fella leading COW across the road direct ly in front of me to greener pastures and I has the brakes do their stuff, but not in time to prevent the left front fender from walloping the COW a glancing blow, which didn't do any harm, except to hurt her feel ings. This fella was peeved and wanted me to pay damages or something, but I points to the fliv- yer fender which her hip bones had dented, also to the broken headlight where she kicked her hoofs in try ing to get even, and says that should be the one to collect, instead of paying.
 I also told him that the flivver wasn't used to being abused by ami mals. and that she'd never be able to look another car in the face again until I'd taken her to the repair shop. He argues with me and says it's fine country where a fella cant escort COW across the road without having her insulted by second hand fljvvers. I gets mad and woulda socked him on the beczcr only calms down when I sees that Inc is bigger than mo. Leading a COW across the highways directly in the path of an oncoming flivver ain't fair to dumb animals, not to mention the flivver," I says. He remarks that they ain't any law against it and then I asks, Why didn't you give a warning signal of some kind 9" He replies, T didn't think it necessary "And why not?' I demands ho'ly. He grins sarcastically and answers. Because the COW had two horns"
 Leaving the dumb ones for com- pany l rattles along and stops at th" first store ] sees to buy smoke and as I was leaving the store bundle Of clothes which was placed care lessly on the railing of the second Uory yerandah topples over and lands on the top of my head. q was glad that it was clothes that fell. and not flower pots or the ice boX,) Wearing apparel of all kinds was scattered around mo and I'm kinda embarrassed as I picks them up.
 A bystander who witnessed the in- cident was holding onto his stomach with both hands and laughing, and suggested that sue inc owner of the block. "On what chargos'" I asks coldly. "On charges of assault and he grins I thinks he's try ing to kid me and so l asks. DO you think that I could collect any thing?" And he answers, You ought to be able to. you got three socks on
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

the jaw" Just then the lady who owned the clothes rushes outa the block with a broom in one hand and stove poker in the other and asks
 me what am l doing with her laun-
 dry, but had already left as didn't want any more arguments.
 X short time later I stops with flat tire and while removing the rim a man comes over 10 watch me work, and asks me if l have got a flat tire. No" l answers sarcastical- ly. Its the tires birthday. and she's celebrating with a blow out.' He only looks at me and drawls, as ! struggles with the inner tube, You seem to be having a time of 1t but guess the engine ain't in sympathy, judging from the way it knocks v Listen closely, mister" l says. That engine ain't knocking, it's applaud ing" T been thinking" he says, Yea" l interrupts. And every time you think you get a headache, and so far during your life you've had two headaches With that he leaves me and goes over 10 the side of the road and brings forth a lawn mower. which l hadn't noticed before. and
 begins pushing 1t up and down the concrete highway as though he was
 moving a lawn. On the front of the
 lawn mower they was large
 kitchen window attached.
 I watches him for minute with
 a blank cartridge expression on my map as this was too deep for me. Finally my curiosity gets the best of
 me and so I walks back and forth with him until I gets enough cour- age to ask, Say, mister, what is the idea of having the window attached to the lawn mower" He nearly floors me with the answer. That's 10 keep the grass from flying up in my face"
 Just then a guy in uniform comes along which l thought was Chauf- fer or something but when he comes closer I reads the word Keeper on his cap, and when he says I've been looking for you" I beats it as l
 wasn't sure whether he was looking for me or the other fella but I was
 taking no chances. Anyways I had enough of wisecracks for the day. Yours most respectful Andy Dale
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
SCOPES AT CLAIM
 0F MURDER PLOT
Morse Won't Believe Daughter
 Had Marked Three

New Brunswick, N. J.. June 20 [R The faith of George E. Morse, S4. wealthy retired farmer, in his 40- year-old daughter. Bessie, today re- mained unshaken despite her arrest on a charge of conspiracy to kill three members of her sisters family.
 Miss Morse was freed on bail of s7,000, furnished by her father, after her arrest Saturday by detectives who had posed as gunmen in per fecting an alleged death plot with her maid, Mamie Todd, a negress. The maid. who is 21 years old. had been with the Morse family for IS years, having beln taken from pro- tectory in Philadelphia.
 Authorities said the conspiracy was originally directed against the father a. mother but was later cen- tered against Miss Morse's sister, Mrs. Grace Dey. her husband. Elmer: and their son. Robert. Officials said the first plan was abandoned because of the death of Mrs. Morse two months ago and because the daugh- ter felt her father would not live much longer.
 The police believe that Miss Morse feared her fathers estate, estimated at more than s10O.000. would be left to her sister and brother-in-law.
 Morse characterized the alleged plot as "a frame-up pure and simple" T do not believe my daugh- ter entertained any idea of plotting to kill me or my daughter. Grace, and her husband. The whole affair comes from the mind of the maid.
 There is no reason why any of my children should plot to take my life. I have given them each thou sands of dollars. Two years ago, for instance. l gave both Bessie and Grace S10, ,000."
 Ut is utterly ridiculous" said the accused woman. ''The story must have come from the imagination of my maid" Miss Morse appeared per- fectly composed as she faced report CTS.
 We are in the dark-it's miracu- lous that we escaped from death if this story is true" said Dey. we have always felt quite friendly to- ward Bessie We simply cannot un- derstand it."
 The Morse farm is in Prospect Plains, 15 miles outside of New Brunswick. The Deys live in an ad- joining farm.
 Authorities said they received the first inkling of the scheme when negro workman on the Morse farm reported the maid had offered him a large sum of money to kill MT. and Mrs. Morse. Detectives said they were paid $500 by the maid, as first installment on s4,000 which they were to receive for the killings. The officers said that after her ar rest she told them she had acted on the request of Miss Morse. They said they had been Investigating the maids story the last two weeks.
 The maid was arrested Friday when, authorities said, she rode with the supposed eunmen to q spot where the Dcy automobile was 10 have been bombed Saturday night while the family was on route to New Bruns- wick. The maid is being held with out hail.
 Miss Morse is cultured woman and has been active politically and socially in the community.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
ONE CENT A FILL
Boston Library to Charge People
 Filling Fountain Pens.

Boston. June 20 R>-Fountain pen filling fans now have only the post office left. The public library has posted notice that hereafter ink will be sold at cent fill. Officials declared in explanation of the new rule that students had been found to bring as many as half dozen pens to dip into public inkwells at the desks and in the reading rooms while the building was being frequented by increasing numbers of persons who made no pretense at reading at all.
 Sundays will be on strictly bring your own," basis. There will be no ink sold on that day. Library attendants said the city did not ex- pect to make money by the new ar- rangement.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

will also speak. It is with antici- patton that the boys and girls of the home await the coming of MT. Nicholson as they remember the in- spring talk which he gave last year at the 1926 class banquet. The class ivy will be planted immediately after the class banquet.
 The public is cordially invited to attend the graduation exercises which will be held tomorrow after noon at the home.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
HA@<x4,z<x m1
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robs your strength, hardens your ar teries and brings on premature old age. Do not let day go by with out bowel movement. Do not sit and hope. but go to a druggist and get one of the generous bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take a teaspoonful that night and by morning you will feel like different person. The cost is only about cent dose. Use Syrup Pepsin for yourself and members of the fam fly in constipation. biliousness, sour and crampy stomach. bad breath. no appetite. headaches. and 10 break up levers and colds. Always have a bottle in the house, and observe these three rules of health: Keep the head cool, the feet warm, the bowels open.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

and sometimes nightly touch with
 the scores of newspapers corres-
 pondents. Wilson was born at Evans
 ton. Illinois. in 1885. is . graduate
 of Yale. took postgraduate work at Paris and began. his career in business life at Chicago. His diplO- matic life was inaugurated by serv- ing as private secretary to the Amer ican Minister in Portugal. Then he became secretary successively at Buenos Aires. Berlin, Vienna. Berne and Tokyo. In Japan he was in close touch with the lead ing Japanese of the day. including Admiral Baron Saito. who is the chief Japanese delegate to the con ference which opened today.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
POST BAND WINS PRIZE
New Britain Legion Musical Organi- zation Awarded Trophy at Fire mems Parade in Tcrryville.

Eddy Glover Post. American Le- zion band, was adjudged the best musical organization in line at the annual gathering of fire departments under the auspices of Terryvlile de- partment Saturday afternoon, and for this distinction. was presented with silver loving cup. The local band was one of several in line and the applause from about 15.0OO spectators was one of the factors in determining the victor.
 Eddy-Glover post band led di- vision consisting of Tunxis Fire De- partment of unionville, East Hart ford. Veterans of Volunteer Fire De- partments of Hartford, Bristol and Wethersfield.
 The cup today was placed in the trophy case of the post home on Washington street where three other prizes had previously been placed.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
PLAN BIG SUGAR MILL

Manila, June 20 Pt-The Compan- ia Tabacalera, of which the King of Spain is one of the stockholders, has announced plans for building the largest sugar mill in the Philippines.
 The mill. which will be in the Tarlac pro .nce. will have an ulti- mate capacity of 5000 metric tons daily. A contract has been signed with a St. Louis. Mo-. company for S2,000,000 worth of machinery.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
Keep Your Face
 Young Looking

When the pores are sluggish and the skin dry and parched, the face becomes worn and haggard. To remove the dis colored skin and cleanse the pores, use pure mercolized wax.
 Obtain an ounce at any drug store or beauty counter and use as directed The wax absorbs the aged, blotchy soiled skin. peeling 1t of little at time, until freckles. tan. blackheads and all have disappeared. The underneath skin blossoms forth, clear. fresh and velvety and the face looks more girlish. Merco- lized wax brings out the hidden beauty.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20
OPENS NEW MUSEUM
Fogg Building At Harvard University
 Officially Opened Today.


 Cambridge, Mass, June 20 R- Harvard university opens today its s2.00O,O00 new Fogg art museum with a scheduled address by Presi- dent A. Lawrence Lowell.
 The building. unlike the old Fogg, which it replaces, is located just out side the yard. Experts have pro- nounced it one of the finest of such institutions in the country.
 The exterior is done in the Georg- ian style while the interior is built about a large central ratio. Special art works from the collections of J. Pierpont Morgan and Andrew Mellon are temporarily on display, in addi- ton to the museums own treasures. The older museum. familiar to sev- eral generations of Harvard men, has been turned to other uses.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

the present time. Therefore the blessings which the new order will bring are at hand; and soon all the sorrows of earth will be only memory"
New Britain herald., 1927-06-20

"HOT oats and milk" is the l ] dietetic urge of the day.
 It's the balanced ration" of pro tein, carbohydrates and vitamines- plus the bulk to make laxatives less often needed - that worlds authorities are advising.
 Now you cook it in 2H to minutes. That's faster than plain toast. No kitchen muss or bother.
 Why go on. then, with less nour- ishing breakfasts? Today get Quick Quaker >. food that stands by you through the morning.
 Your grocer has Quick Quaker also Quaker Oats as you have always known them
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