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Evening star., 1928-05-13

water with your meals than to forget
to drink between meals. And it Is cer-
tainly much easier to remember tc
drink water at table than otherwise.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

present-more than you can possibly
eat at present. And rather than let
this fruit 90 10 waste or than eating
1t just TO save it--"put II up"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
SIX DAY BIKE RACE
New Aork's 44lh International Eyont to Get Under Way Tou,neFow Wight tn Garden.

New York, March ! R1New Works 44th international rx-Aay bicycle race will set under way in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night at 2 o'clock with Is teams in the competition for tonight. Maur.ce Brocco, Italian star. will ride agsinst Charley Winter in an Australian pur- suit race
 The entries for the six-day grind which will end at 10 ?. m. next Sat urday are as follows:
 Reggie McNamara, Newark. N. J., and Charley Winter. New York.
 Fred Spencer. PlAindeld. Y. J., and Bobby Walthour. Newark.
 Frank Georgetti. Italy. and Ger. ard nebaets. Belgium.
 Maurice Broccc. Italy. and Otto Petri, Germany.
 Cecil Walker, Australia. and Nor man Hil, San Jose. Cal.
 Georges Faudet and Gabriel Mar. clllac, France.
 Gaetano Relloni. Italy. and An hony Becknan, Secaucus ". J.
 klaas Van Nek. Holland. and Dave Lands. Iryington. N. J.
 Alphonse Goossns. and Theodore Wynsdau. Belgium.
 Harry Horan. Plainfield. W. J.. and Leroy Garrison. kearny. N. J.
 Larry Gaffney and Paul CYolsy, Brooklyn.
 Eddie Markner and Ernest Rock. Ter, Chicago.
 Alex Macs and Armand HsA1en- donck. Belgium.
 Alfred Letourner and Paul Bro cardo. France.
 Alphonss Zuch.tti. Italy. and Mar eel Boosman. Belgium.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

lodge. A. r. 6 A. M It is expected that the usual large crowd wtll bo present at the communication anl at the lecture. which will be givso py Rev. Hubert Darrell Jones.
 The fire department receivsd . call yesterday afternoon to TsTr3. Vile avenue where 6 gran 0so vas raging. tenants of houses h the district having been apprehsnstvs that the fire might continue up, to their dwellings, Squad A and Com. pany No. 1 extinguished the blaze by the use Of ohemicalA
 Old School to Go
 The old wooden srhoolhouse which for. many years served the educa. Ional purposes Of the 18th district and which was the ha,,leground of numerous school issues is likely to be sold 8; public auction. now that the new brick schoolhouse is ready Tor occupancy. Taxpayers of the district Will gather a, the new building Saturday night to deter mine Its fate.
 Tho most recent Of the many dis cussions which ssta biished the dis. [r,ct as tho fighting twelfth" wal one 10 determine whether the wood. en schoolhouss would be continued longer. Without very much dis agreement. the district residents de cldet that the proper move would be 70 bring about more modern school accommodations and the Ye. gently completed brick building war tho result.
 More than 15e prospective bidders were present yesterday 10 take par. !n the sale Of the stock and fixtures of the Corner Shoppe. recently fore d into bankruptcy. Joseph Jano- wlr- o' Waterbury was the hixh tdder and took the merchandise and goods for $500,
 | Q. Q, r. Entertain
 Feqnahuck lodge of thi. city and Seqlassln lodge ot Plainville. were entertained last night by Stephen Terry lodge at I. Q. O.: r. hall. The gathering was one ct the largest aTer held in local odd Fellcws eiy- ,las A class ot candidates was tni- .la'ed lnto ths third degree Of the order.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

! outof town guests will ha present.
 nn St. Pa'rick's day. March r, the ladies of S'. Gahriel's church , will hold q whist and social in tn" social rooms. \ committee has been appointed to arrang" for typiCal St. Patrick's day program.
 Morning worship al the Netho- dist church will be held at 10.45 o'clock with sermon hy the pastor, Rev. A. l.. Burgreen. Sunday school at r. The Junior league will meet at 8 o'clock and the Epv orth league at 6:45 o'clock. The evening serv- ice will he held at 7:3o o'clock. Last perfect attendance for the past three months were distributed. X years perfect attcnlanC, lu tn, sunday school means the award of q. gold pin.
 Services at St. Gahri,l's Episcopal church will be held at tu o'clock and will be i'll charEe of George Mitchell or Now Britain. The church school will meet if o'clock.
 Tho Knights Of Fythi4s will meet next Tuesday evening at $ o'clock in their rooms nj Community hall.
 The whist parties a' Sacred Heart church will be resumed on Monday evening. April iG. A point trophy or priz" will h" the stimulus for tho whist for fhc remainder of the year,
 Mrs. Roland Holmes Is able 10 si' up for a short time daily. She is showing gradual improvement and will soon be ablo 10 h" about again
 \ x. Hubbard Of HiEganum call cd upon relatives in town yestnr- day.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Red SOx to Start Two
 Team Practice Sesison

Frandentown. Fla. March ! ~ The Red Sox start regular two-team practice today but there will bo no such thing as first" or second" team. Manager Bill Carrigan let that be known right oH. His an nouncement came yesterday on the heels Of the longest, and for that matter. the toughest sesaicn the SoN have yet been put through end the point that Bill" wanted to em. phasize wa. that with very few ex- captions. the question of who ts going 10 fill the various jobs is still an open one. The Sox believe they are in the best condition of any ma Jor league club now ~interinG in this state.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Sisler and Judge to
 Seek Same Position

Tampa. Fla. March 8 Gp-George Slsl"r, former Brown star, and Joe Judge, veteran Washington first Acker. are to fight it out for the regular job Of guarding the 1928 in- ltlal sack of the Senators.
 Sslcr reported in camp yesterday and took part in the training sss- sion. Judge finally reached an agree meut with Clark Griffith over his salary. but not until he had heard the Washington team owner say that hc was not 10 be traded and that Slslcr was not as yet regarded as the regular first hasemau.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
HUTCH" QUINN DIES

Fawtucket. K. l.. March S.-N- stephen r. Butch" Quinn. for the past four years referee in the American Soccer league. died at his homo here last night in his <:nd year. Members Of his family found him dead. although he had been ap, parently on the road to recovery fol lowing q two weeks illness of s5i0pe
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
MAY RUSH WORK 0N HOME OF BOYS CLUB General Committee tO Be Asked
 for Approval Monday ICE BUSINESS BOUGHT OUT
snyder and Norton Sell To Southern New Ensland-Srocial Masonic tonnluniratiou sunday 1>sninc- 18th District Schoolhouse pooned

Provided the general committee ct 'le Boys club gives its sanction fo s program offered for its arpro,al, when lf meets Monday afternoon a. the office ot Eredarlch C Huch.S, the proposed neHH structure VIII b. 'alssd without delay and tt IS hoped to have the hulidng ready for cc- cnpancy ID October.
 Persons interested in tho move m"ut have examined the p'ars in de- ,alt and 1T IS reported that the sketches hava met with general ap- proHal The plot ot land on Laurel street. ad1aceut to tho RlakeslesS Novelty Io. plant has been selected for fh' ait@. and ground will be broken r@Xt week i. Nonday's meet 'nE dscldss to proceed.
 1nurauons have gone out 70 l'rEs number Of interested citizens and persons vhn wsrs !rs-rumerral ln bringing rhs bsldlns tund drlye to 3 successful conclusion and they wit attend the gathering Monday afternoon. T. IS planned 70 have rhc arChrect present 10 explain details ot rha layout and discuss the cost ot financing rhe construction.
 For I great many years F-isto! has felt the need for more extensive indoor play .acllltles for boys and the drive C, last year was predicatAd upon thls nssd, The response was pleasing and the fnud raised will. Y Is believed. he sufficient 10 6etray the construction costs.
 l. the building committee re cstyes the general committees ar proral and the work ls done, Bristol will have one of the finest boys clubs in the state. Adequate gym nasium and play space will be pro Nided and educational features will ho incorporated, these to include libraries of ample size. The pro posed building ls two stories in helsht.
 Ice Business Sold
 The southern New England Ice Co. has added 10 it's local holdings the business formerly conducted by Harry J. snyder and Harlan E Norton. and will conduct the busi- ness in conJunction with that Of tho Bristol Pure Ice Co. which was taken over by purchase from D. K Warner several weeks ago
 Included in the more recent deal s q lease ou the Birse pond for the purpose of harvesting ice. which creemcnt extends 10 November l9SS. An unusual stipulation in the ice to the homes Of the officials Of he Birse company during the term 't the agreement; also that ice must be furnished 10 cool the water used in the Birgc actory. IT al any time the Ice is lot Of sufficient thickness 10 mako
 profitable harvest. the lessee is lot required 10 pay the usual rental f $500 per dnnum.
 Masonic Activities
 Next sunday evening will De an important one In local Masonic ervices. with a special communica. ion scheduled to take place in the iasonic temple at 63o o'clock, and
 lecture on Washington. Man and Jason" to be given at Prospect tcthodist church at o'clock.
 Thesc are the features Of the an- ual Masonic services O, Franklin
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
ORAL HYG|EN|ST NOW RECOMMENDED Many Berlin School Pupils Have
 Poor Teeth BOARD IS GIVEN DETAILS
services in Churches Tomorrow Morning of Miss Fowler More Discussion on Proposed Fire Department

On Monday and Tuesday ot this week, Mss Miller. oral hvglenist from the state department of health. made 3. dental survey in the grades of the kenslngton grammar school She examined all ths children vho brought back the regular form cards signed by their parents. An average of three out Of five parents signed the cards Miss Miller pro pared survey of her examinations which contained some very startling figures, showing an alarming number having poor teeth. Miss Mary Gris- Nold, up@rintendcnt of schools, ar- poared before the school board last evening at the town hall and pre- sented the figures of the survey be fore the board. Miss Grisvold is an enthusiasts stic booster for the bet termcnt of the dental conditions of tho children and iu the annual rc- port last September urged that the tom secure an oral hyElrnlSt tn work in the schools ot Berlin. He could be secured at 2 rrolah hla cost of n'. II was ct i|''t- 4Nl lNst [ ' L. Dolby visiting nurse. in her annual report recommended that because of inc large number Of Chlldrrn with dcfectivo teeth some thought and attention ho given to [ w9y or means of correctiu. these defects.
 Great stress has been tad on d"u- t1l hyGieue in thc schools this yo3r and has stirred up 'be interest Of thc EcnsinEton League of Womsu Voters Alter careful consideration the league has decided that dental hygiene has become an important issue and plans are being made 10 hold an open meeting m inc Town hall Oil March l$ at s o'clock.
 pr. Morton !. Loeb Of New Haven, chairman of the oral hygiene com- mittoc Of the Conuecticut State Den t3l association. has been engaged to speak at the meeting. His subject Will be "pental ITyGiene.' JIe will discuss dental hygiene iu connection with public school work. touching on the matter ot cost ot maintenance, equipment. etc
 l)r. Loeb will present facts con corning the subject and well as the uuuhcr of benefits which 1ccruc from early dental services pr. Loeb Is one Of the five dental Cominis- sloners appointed by tn" governor.
 Miss Dolby. town nurs" will also 1 be present and will have some in 1 terestinE exhibits from the stat" dc partmcnt of health. She will give 1 inc statistics Of her work on the !, district and in the schools during tho ! year.
 kensincton Methodist
 Sunday al 1J o'clock, Rev. May E. | Lord. pastor, will lead the regular morning services at T o'clock. Her text for the sermon will be Then ! came Jesus unto John to be idp- tized Of Him. EpNorth league scry- ices will be held 3t ' r. n. and will he led by Miss Elizabeth Gugel. The subject for discussion will he Be ginning An Experiment." Evening services will he at ' 3d o'clock Tho pastor will speak using for her text. ' r riordallp ts shown III the Love cf God 'Whst Ha7 1t ? EiGht 70 | Expect"
 The Ladies Aid society will meet
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
GETS TWO-YEAR CONTRACT

That Whey Moore Is considered 6 valuable member Of the New York Yankees was shown recently when he was signed 10 q tWo-y year contract at a. larger salary than he received last year.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
TAKE TEACHERS ATnwM

When tho $. NJ. II. football tear journeys from Texas 10 play ". Y Y. at New York next fall. they vii take several professors along on th trip so as not to set behind in tAei, studies.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

more question. one whr-h seems 10 he asked by all Of tns taNpavers. r. Ta go ahead and get all the eaulp- meut that IS needed, ,vho will ray the hlls2 Does II mean higher taxes It seems to me that II . fire de- parrman' IS oreanlzsd the town should bear at least ] part Of thn expense and I haven't hoard any of tha town officials out shouting for it Is it that they do not think II is q wise move for the town? l should like 10 hear 1ust what some ot them think about the matter
 "1n MT Paynoni's reply 10 my former letter. he shows in figures that 2 fire department in town will not onlv lower the insurance rates, but wtll re au actual saving 70 tho town
 If this is true why IS not every man in town in favor of lt? Why are some Of our office holders against l'1 II there IS another slda to this question why won't some of them toll Us 90 that we may make I far decision
 Taxpayer"
 Lcnten Ser,ices Tomorrow
 Tnlon lonteu services will ho held in the Swedish Bethany church of New Britain tomorrow evening. Rev. ' William II Adereon will deliver the sermon
 Funeral This Afternoon
 The funeral of Miss Emma Jane | Fowler of Efrllu, who dlel at the . home Of her brother Thursday eye NlnE. will he held this afternoon at ! Hartford at ?, m from the home . of her brother. Frederick. at $6 1 Ashley street Burial will he Tn tho Mapl. cemetery, Esrlin.
 IyCeuIn Wins Debate
 In q debate held last evening at the Stanley Memorial church be- tween the representatives Of tho koneington Lyceum and the Mems club representatives of the Memorial church, the local team was given the verdict hy the judges. The resolution q debated was: Resolved, that th" required of luries is not condnrtiv" to tn" ends of lustlce.' f, The I\fnslngton team took the ncEa- tive side Of the question. The judges were. Rev, Saluuol \. Tisko O. the Berlin 'ongro Ca'ional church, e. Mayor George oulgIey and Judgo Morris p. SaAo. X social hour fol lowed the debate and rofroShme were served
 Father and son Sor,al
 \ llrEe gathering attended fl" 'a'hCr and son SorJHl held by tho American legiou aud the arNltary lst evening at thu Legion hall. Ken llne'on Father Charles Kan" Of w. lllnsford ga1c very interesting , ak. supper was served at 1.3o [ o'clock.
 East Berlin JtCus Next Monday evening the 1'ythian listers will hold a birthday party ' md social for all members whosp $ birthdays fall within the first quar- ' or ot the year. The couml't"o in harEe Of the program has arranged z or an evening Of entertainment. (
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
kenstnGfon congregational

Rev. Vernon |. Philips, pastor.
 will lead the regular morning serv. ices tomorrow morning at the Ken |slneton Congregational church al i@:45 o'clock. The sermon topic will be Christian Good Will" Sun day school will he held al l2.tO o'clock under the direction of the superintendent. The pastors catech- ism class will meet at i:2b o'clock sunday afternoon. Christian En- d"aNnr exercises al t o'clock. "ay- cr. Harmon Carlson. The topic for discussion will hc What About the Life of Jesus Appeals to the Young People Of Today" The ChriSti3r, Enl"ayor eNercles will be interest ing 3s th" Christian En5cavor SO rjety Of the Stanley Memorial church Of New Britain and the Young reo- ple'S society of tho Berlin ConEraG5t- tlonal church will unite with the i<"Uriug'on aoricty in this service. The young p' opie of th" Ecnsiucton church extend T cordial welcome 10 th" societies of these two churches. \ social hour will follow and re- fr"shmsnts will be served.
 Holy communion will be adminls- tered at Ill" regular morning s"rv-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Methodist GhIIrh
NsorCSS Prisoner

Aelli" |. Adams of rlainyiNc vas granted 2 divorce yesterday from Charles Adams, who ,s serving a team III th" state prison, tfau1s i, under live 10 years sentence for assault with intent to r4pe 3 South lrcton woman in iHc. Mrs. Adams was represented by Attorney Hovar4 r 49r.i-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
All are welcome 10 Tho Little Grey Church by the Corner"
 Catholic Church

At leSular masses Will De held at > and n o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. sunday school will meet at 2 o'clock. A s:1o r. m. there Will be a Len ten service, with rosary, d sermon by Rev. John J. koane of New Britain. and henodictlon of the blessed sacra- inert.
 on Friday evening at 1.5o o'clock. a 1en,en service with way of the cross and benediction ot the blessed sacrament, will he held.
 Methodist Churh
 Services at tho Tlaiuyllls N r. church will he as fellows: Morning service al ta:ta o'clock; communion and reception Of new members. Sun day school and adult Bible class at l. noon, Epworih league at 6 r. III; Wesley Johnson. leader. He vln he- c,n in a series ot Adventures In Christian llYIus.' rho first of which IS Beginning an Exrcrlmert.' Rev. A A Bali. th" pastor. vlIl deliver sn address at the evening serv!ta at
 s5 o'clock.
 pisorCes Prisoner
 Nellie L. Adams of Ilainyillc 7.as granted 2 divorce yesterday from Charles Adams. who ,s s.rvlre- a team lu 'h" Srata prison, tiauts IS under a five 10 3 years sentence for assault win intent to rape South lrcton woman in fac4 Mrs. Adams was represented by Attorney Hova~4 r nEer.
 k"hrksh MCctin-
 The Martha E"h,kahS will hoI th'lr regular nlro'lns in odd Tel lows hall Monday night Every member Of the guard team IS urgent i' r24Gos'et 70 hc present,
 '.rsnse Notes
 lns Yssr mas'ers of rlalrEllle Grange 0llI confer the frst degree or ] lsrEc class c: can9ldates on Tuss57y evening at the regular most ,nE of Ilalnv'ile C3ranE. The ladie5' dHEr"e team will confer tha second ieeres. Eehaarsals for both t.ams will he held or Monday evening
 Ihe dance held last evening n Grange hall under the auspices of Fla!nrlna Grange was well attended. Ths naa' dancs Of ths series will he held on Frl4sy evening ot next week.
 Louis Row. Honored
 Logls Rowe, son of MT. and Mrs William C. Rove Of Whites Cross ,Nc, has hson awarded th. Eardee scAoisrship ar Trinity collese, Mart ford. This s'Nolarship. which Is awarded for high rank, IS the sae- i an1 which ths Fla!n11lle youth has won a' 'rhe college on the hill"
 Notes
 Emilio Cnaz7o or Ricycls street Is ] patient a 'hs Hartford hospital.
 X dance VIII hs held at the Ionic . Hub this evening. music being fur nished hy the Malestc orchestra. ] he public IS invited There was I slight ire yesterday { noon in the house occupied by Peter . Thompson in tha rear CT the Nori f olocb on Central square, The fire men confined the flames 10 roof shingles and the damage was nee.i. ,lble, Household furniture for sale. q East Main street. Call . 10 | after
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
VOTERS STILL FIX
 ANNUAL TAX RATE
Special Town Meeting to Be Called for Within Two Weeks
DIVORCE AFTER fl YEARS
Mrs. Matilda NcGec Gets ne.-ree- Spcial Wclfsr" League Needs ChiI- drcn's ehnas-~Church Nn,l,.,s- school Oren,ng--Rrfsfs,

The voters Of the town will fix the i tax rats this year. accovlin- tp a 1 decision of tts town attorney. JuIcr E. r, Gafn'y of Now Erltarl and ,s special town meeting will te helJ within two weeks 70 lay the fax Because of the appoin-n'ent of ,h" town finance beard, thsr. vas some doubt as to whether this body would l. charged with setting tle tax rate this year or whether the electorate would retain this power for sno,ner var, but Judge Gaitney has ruled m favor cf rha l8tfer a'rernttiya. Tho finance board vll hold ! meeting on Monday mEht ro discuss tra t4N anl nlll present a recomr ar1atlon to the torn msstlnS- warrn Wi prohatlv b. heil on ths esenroz ct "rher March l2 cr F.
 The rerord nrmher of t,5 rrot.:ts r-r.l,sd rv rh- hoard cf rena. h. raNaI that hoir almost t"yona +s power t> finish rS work IT th. short time allowed. ant there has hesn son2s unaroldahl= confusion n ths figures. Eon2s os rhla is sad 'o have hesn 4us to :Lavs !n -hs york ot tha assessors, VI ho had ! great deal ot da'alloI work ID thelr complete r assessing. snd some to ths press ot prct--ts 70 +h- rsllrf board The confusion t now being snoorhed our ra?idlN ard Chairman ". " Seymour sad today rhat 'he board would have lt- final frcur. ayallabl. hy Monday.
 Some ether matters ulll he tahsr IT ar 'ha town 1neatlnc when ir l. held A proposal will he presented for the apNolntmant ut three men to na'' with three eYressntatlv"s ot the Eialnylllr Wat.r co, for thg purpoSo of determining , sehedule of water rates for ths town. Thy matter ot taking over eix-ioct >t ip of land near +hs West Main street railroad crossing w1ll also he taken up, th!s land horierInc ths highway having been offered by inc ,-4ltrp1t
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Divorce After II Years.

What IS believed to have h.en 3 record daser'ion period of fl years Nas disclosed ln superior court ycs- t"rday when Mrs Matilda NcGoe Of FlaiuVille was sr1nted q divorce rom Thomas MCGss. who left h'r an July ;. lSH7, and has never been heard from since. The couple, who were married on January 2S, 1886, and had one chlld, lived in Windsor at th" time. Mir, Niece said rn was going to Ohio 10 find work and no trace of hlm has since been found. Attorney Frank M. Mather represented the extremely patient local woman.
 Needs Children's Shoes
 The Social Welfare league today issued an appeal for shoes for bows and girls from 10 t4 years of az. Goats are also needed for. children Of from 70 n years as Is any clothing. Articles may he left at aI
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
>aCrcd Heart Church

Fev. Thomas brennan. acting pas tor of g. Faul's church, kensine. ton, will celebrate mass tomorrow morning 7t q o'clock at tllc Sacred Heart church. East Berlin. \ see- sion Of Sunday school will follow the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Berlin Congregational

Older Bows class at 1n o'clock
 Rev. Sanlucl \. llsko will lead the regular morning services at la.45 o'clock Tho Lords supper will be administered. Sunday school at 12 o'clock. Tn" Young Peoples society will unit" with the Christian En- dea1or societies of the ksnSington CoDCrf Gational and th" Stanley Me morial churches at q 1oin' service in inc konsluEtou church at q o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

at the parsonage on Wadnesiav aft srnoon at 2" o'clock Thursday 7t 2 4> o'clock the Junior leaEue meets st the church Nldneeh serv- ices will hs held Thrrsiev evennS at t.3o o'clock at the parsonage. The study Of the founding ot tho Christian church will he continued. Friday at T:So o'clock rehearsal ot the cholr will hs held at tha church. The sewing class will meet Friday afternoon at 5.4a o'clock at the church
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
Funeral This Afternoon

The funeral of Miss Emma Jane Fowler of Eerllp, who dled at the home Of her brother Thursday eve nlng. will he held this afternoon at Hartford at ? ?, m. from the homo cf her brother. Frederick. at %6 Na apl. c,meterv. EerllM.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
ksbrk sll \igc1iur

The Martha Eebekahs will hold their regular meeting in Od1 Tel lows hall Monday night Every member ct the guard team IS urgent i' r24Eos's3 70 hc present,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-03

Household furniture for sale. q East Main street. Call 10 after nOOnS-adlt