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The essential thing about hand
writing is to have it legible. Unless
1iting can be read 1t matters not what
ovely things are said or what impor
jHnt matters are discussed. The pleas
ut things may never be known or
acts have no light thrown on them
by such letters. The time spent in
penning the missives is wasted and
he time of the reader also is spent
futilely. While it is true that there
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1t took all the
strength Prince Otto and Silly
had to move this lump, but
after some little time they got
1t started and commenced to
roll it. AS it moved to the side
the growls died away and there
was a great black dog that
looked like a wolf. He strug-
gled to his feet. shaking his
front paw that had been
caught by the falling earth and
stones. His eyes showed he
was in great pain.
The boys gave one yell of
fright and ran past him as fast
as they could. keeping well
over to the side. Never once
did they look behind.
All out of breath they came
upon an open stretch of
ground that was very damp.
They did not know which way
to turn, when, on looking
down. Otto suddenly discovered
the footprints of the dwarf.
"Silly, look. the dwarf must
have come this way to hide the
pearl. We can follow these
footprints and they will lead
us right to it. Isn't this luck?
Hurry, for if that dog over
takes us we are surely lost"
1t was not hard to follow the
path of the dwarf. 1t lead
across the open and up an in
cline to a clump of trees.
otto. do you remember the
one big pearl that was In the
treasure box? 1t was larger
than all the rest. I wonder
which dwarf hid it,"
That's what I'd like to
know, Silly. l would rather
find that pearl than all the
others put together. II was
certainly a beauty. Bet it
would be worth a lot of
money"
"Bet it would. too. Now
which way? Maybe the
dwarf climbed this tree"
Ine DOyS looked carefully
around the base trying to pick
up the path of the dwarf's
footprints. AS they were
STOPPING over peering at the
ground suddenly two huge
hands reached down and
grabbed them by the back of
the neck. Twisting, to their
great borrow thev saw the
GIANT WITH THE BEARS
HEAD.
Write to as aud tell as Ro9c
yoh like this story. HahB's
Iril send you sourcnir.
Address Junior Town."
Hohn's, 1907 r Street
Copyright. WM. Hahn C Co.
Cro Be Continued Friday.)
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Evening star., 1927-03-30
Peter Learns More.

Though you work or though you play,
Learn little every day.
Peter Rabbit
Evening star., 1927-03-30
Coco God
he Cod Liver Oil that Tastes Like Chocolats
TsUusL T. -Gb~e E-~-,
Continuing-Part 10
THE ADVENTURES
OF the
MARBLE PRINCE
With Billy and Silly


work e a e er1 y.
They had nothing
but their hands
with which to dig.
They grew pretty
tired, but the pile
slowly moved. In
the center there
was an extra
large lump of clay
and small rocks
in some way glued
together. 1t was
this lump that had
fallen on the ami
NAL.
Evening star., 1927-03-30

Mimi will be glad to answer any inquiri
directed to this paper provided stampe
addressed envelope is inclosed
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1872 Newton St. NV.
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New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
DRY LAW VlOLAT0RS
 FINED S3,t75 TODAY
Docket Mixture of Law. Equity and Criminal Case-Fourtcen
 on Liquor Charges.

New Haven. Sept. 27 lPs-The United States district court opened here today with Federal Judge Thomas presiding and with q docket which was mixture of law. equity and criminal cases.
 Up till noon recess violators ot the prohibition laws had been fined S3, 15. distributed among fourteen defendants. who had entered pleas of guilty 10 charges preferred. No Jury was requested in their cases.
 There remained number of criminal cases to be taken up in the afternoon. It was agreed during the forenoon that the court would hear motions in the case of ten individ- uals and two corporations who are charged with illegal diversion of al Cohol, case which has been pend ing for many months.
 Counsel desire to be heard on points of law and Judge Thomas Set Oct. IT as the time the counsel may present their arguments.
 There are several postal employe cases 10 be disposed of but these had not been called before recess.
 Phillip Ritter. arrested last spring after prohibition enforcement agents had made many visits about town, was fined sooo for selling beers of greater alcoholic content than the &w allows. He was manager of the Hofhrau.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
Law Delays Marriage
 Of Banker and Actress

New York, Sept. a7 tE9 - Aaron Bencsch. retired Baltimore banker, and Helen Henderson, said to be former Follies girl, had to postpone their marriage. scheduled for today. because. under the law. the prospec- tive bridegroom could not be grant cd license in New York until next December.
 Mir. Benesch exhibited papers showing that he had been twice di- vorced in Maryland, the last decree having become final in December. 1924. At the maCirage license b,H reau he was told that the laws of this state prohibit re-marriage within three years of persons di- vorced on statutory grounds.
 It was said at the marriage bu- reau that 1t was understood the couple would 20 to New Jersey. where they can be married three days after (obtaining . license.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
Wall Street Briefs

Operations of the United States Steel Corporation have increased about 1 l-2 per cent above the low average of 64 Der cent the middle ot last week, now being between 65 and 66 per cent. Moderate increases are being recorded by Independent Steel Companies in ingot output. The average for the industry is now 2 per cent above the low level Of 62 per cent last week.
 August net operating income of th" Baltimore and Ohio declined to $5l77.l51 from s5.7o2.S56 in August, 1926, and for the 5 months Of 1927 10 s31,419,156 from sS2.- l'5,6ol In the same period last year. August gross revenues Were s9Sl,Sg4 smaller than year ago.
 The St. is-Southwestern (cot- ton bolb had August surplus of $2i7.5T against $l93.9o9 in August. I%-6, and for the eight months this year, S3I4,I@l in contrast 10 SS73. '62 in the same period last year. Tn" Bangor ArooStook had a deficit Of S53,ci7 for August. but surplus Of $i%H,l67 for thc olght months. against surplus of Si42.6"9 for the corresponding 1926 period.
 Fox Film and subsidiaries earned S2.74 share on the "A" and "B'' stocks in the first half of 1927.
 Despite d loo per cent increase in the price of raw cotton. sales of cot ton textiles continue in greater volume than last year. the New York Trust Company reports. Pro duCtlon of cotton textiles for the first seven months this year was i.- 6,0o0.0o" yards against l.IO5. .00o. 09o yards in 1926, Sales were l. 9i9.00o. .0o0 against l,4S4 900. oou and shipments l,7S6 6.o0o. 900 against l.4SS. S.000, ,no0 yards. Stocks on hand August 3 were 2rt.2l7.00o wards. less than half the unified orders on
New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
CATHOLIC WOMEN
 STRONGLY OPPOSED
Object 10 So-Called Beauty Con-
 tests Now So Popular

Washington. Sept. o7 EP)-Dc- nunCiation of beauty contests and bathing beauty pageants as "detri- mental to girls welfare" will come up for q vote tomorrow al the con- Ncntion Of the National Council of Catholic Women.
 Such a resolution was drafted yes- terdav and approved unanimously by 100 delegates including Mrs John 4. MacMahon, Chicago, first vice president; Mrs George V. Me lntyre, Chicago, president of the Big sisters" association. and Miss Sarah F.. Laughlin. Philadelphia. in ternational chairman of the Bureau Of Girls Welfare
 ''Beauty pageants like those held annually at Atlantic City are steps backwards in the progress of civili- za;ion." declared Mrs. MacMahon.
 "They are q menace to the morals Of the nation" said Mrs. Mcintyre.
 "I am fond of beauty" asserted Miss Laughlin. but I draw the line at placing young American girl on the block and judging her by points as one would judge a purc-b bred animal.'
 Miss Laughlin said one national beauty winner. forced into the con- test by her parents accepted a the atrical contract, spent all she earned and now is working in a shop at S25 a week or less The girls mother enjoyed a luxurious wardrobe for a year and the father quit work to bask in sudden fame" she added. Tn the end Miss Laughlin Conclud- ed. none Of the three were benc- fited.'
New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
GERMAN AVIATOR MISSING FOUR DAYS
Grave Fears for His Safety in
 Fdthepland

Berlin, Sept. = Rl-Where is kC-"nee "e la the question on every body's lips here today.
 Inquiries are pouring over the phone into the Berlin office ol the Associated Press from relatives and friends of Lieutenant Otto koen- nockc and his two companions in the plane Germania. Ninety-six hours have passed without news since 1t was reported that the plane took of for Angora. Turkey, Satur- day morning in the direction Of Neppo and the aNiators' wives are beginning 10 worry. Efforts being made by a"ronautical interests here and German representatives at An- Eora 10 ascertain the whereabouts of th" tllers have been fruitlcSs.
 The belief that Lieutenant Kocn- neck" must have made landing at some inaccessible spot from which news would hay" difficulty in reach ing Turkish authorities or the Ger man embassy al Angora is gaining ground
 Latest information here is that Ao"nn"Cke intended 10 cross the Turkish frontier in the Heighborhoo1 Of Mardin. kurdistan. and then fol- low the course of the Euphratcs river to Basra, ]rak. his announced destination.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-27
CITY MAY REDUCE
 TUITION 10 STATE
Conference Of Educators on Kew
 Britain'S Payment

Possibility of a reduction in the amount of tuition paid the state by the school department of this city was hinted today with the announce ment by Supt. Stanley H. Holmes that Dr. Albert Meredith, state com missioner Of education, and two members of the state board of cdu- cation will confer with a committee of three from the New Britain school board at the New Britain State Normal school tomorrow aft ernoon at 4 o'clock.
 New Britain's representatives will be Committeeman George w. Traut, George Levitt, and William H. Day.
 The question as 10 whether New Britain was paying loo much for inc education the stat" was giving New Britain pupils in the three training schools in the city was brought up at a meeting of the board of finance and taxation by president Edward F. Hall when the school department budget was presented.
 Supt. Holmes said revision in tn" amount of tuition was being looked for and q committee of tn" school board vas appointed to look into the matter.
 The state maintains thre" schools, the Camp school the Stanley school and the Monroe school and pays for every expense except for hu'ld'hs construction The city returns in" debt through an allowance in the budget.