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The Indianapolis times., 1928-08-15
Legal Notices

bank or trust company, or by New York.
Chicago or Indianapolis exchange, for
three 49, per cent OF the maximum bid.
In case a bidder whose bid shall be
accepted shall not within five Isl days
after notice Of such acceptance perform
his bid by entering into written con-
tract with the Board to perform the work
in accordance with the plans and speci-
fcations, and within that time secure the
performance Of his contract by surety
bond, with surety or sureties to the ap-
proyal of the Board, his. certified check
or draft and the proceeds thereof shall
the Board as liquidated damages agreed
upon for such failure, it being impossible
70 estimate the amount Of damage such
failure would occasion to the Board.
Each proposal shall be in a separate
sealed envelope with writing thereon
plainly indicating the character Of the
work to which the bid relates, as, for
example; BID for General Construction.
The right is reserved by the Board to
reject any or all proposals and to refrain
not more than fifteen (15) days from
date OF opening Of bids.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY ALBERT F. WALSMAN,
Business Director
August is, 1923
The undersigned wnl Ben at public auc
ton, Aug. l8, 1928 at l41 w. Seth St.
1922 Auburn sedan; engine No. 3477-R
serial No 33467, to satisfy lein for re,
pairs and storage. JOHN IRVINE, Irvint
Motor Service.
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Pets and LiVe Stock
HOOSIER KENNEL CLUB
SIP VICE


SERVICE
Members Of A. K. c. and Chamber Of
Commerce. II you want a good dog or TO
breed a female dog you are assured OF
qqLEiality qqLEil and fair dealing by members of
''-1 ''' BEAGLEs
H. A: Meyer. SOB Guaranty Bldg. city.
r. A, stine. 1914 Naomi St.. city.
BIRD DOGS
Gerald B. Ely. 542a N. Delaware st.,
Hon: l. FIT Slack, 521 Chamber of
0O'iiliei0ei BOSTON SiSF TERRIERS
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. shumard, 75s Fletcher
Ave- city c6SSsP HSoSisT Kspneg Sp MIAr Or 1896
city. ztoEa EsaSk1[a Kennels. s. e. & S5ai Box '' E.
city. ztos Bp'kir5 ksbAsTs E e. 81 5ss, Box IS E.
~ Boz @ 55!x @l CITY, " WR{SsdRSil5d WoodSsld & Collie
FOX TERRIERs lwirehaired,
BrookyilIe Rd,. II. 027S-R 2.
". G. Billie Clark, S N. Penn. st.. city,
Walter George. Pendleton, Ind. Georges
Mrs; Ellen Tilson. R R, A, Bog TAO.
city. Madison Rd, Stop A. DR.. 7oaO-J.
U. r. Fishel. Hope. Ind.
Mr.. sAd Mrs. j. B. Booty. 4610 N. Key
stone Ave. city. Alexandra Kennels. Hu.
dracis, Hodges. 1902 School St.. city.
Ora Lou Kennels, Oh. 4483.
II SHEPHERDsSS sS German Police
Lou Kennels. Oh. 4483.
- Albert Meyer, 2645 Madison Ave-. city.
Ire0la Kenpss1s' sT, BERN3Sns BF SH2a;
city. @eai HazeIyisSS Kennels. w. 1925 1875 RI. E =
Gracia Hodges. 1902 School St.. city,
era Lou Kennels. Oh. 4483.
CoLLIES AT STUD AND FOR SALE THIS
WEEK. CHI. 6521.
2 HoRsEs-shetland pony no use for
them. Rear. 1215 S. Illinois st.
ENGLISH BULL TERRIERS-Snow white;
ped; real pets. Ch O768-W 629 N LaSalle
EXCLUSIVE BOARDING KENNELS
Board your dog in dependable kennels
curing your vacation; clean and sanitary.
Individual runs Phone MRS. BUSKIRK,
Atoka Kennels. Oh. 6521
ALEXANDRA PONIERANIAN
KENNELS
ians. Guaranteed imported dogs. Fee
$$aa9lo; $$a9; A Also puppies. all colors, reasonable.
AIREDALE PUPPIES-Gd. stock; reas BILE
AIT Howard Pl. Tails bobbed. Wa. 4444-J
POLICE PUPPIES. German Shepherd. four
months old, from champion and imported
STOCK; reasonable. 2645 Madison Avenue.
sAAID9DLE HoRsEs-Two, cheap. Make offer.
1888 Roache st.
POLICE .DOG--Over l month in wheip.
wonderful pedigree. lois Ashland.
POLICE PUPPY-4 months old. from inn
ported Champion stock. Hu. 4765
POLICE PUPPY-German, wolf gray.
mths old: ped house brk. Wa. 2463. R-2
POLICE PUPP1ES-3 months old; cham
pion blood lines; registered stock: papers
furnished; males SIS females. $40. 800
w. Twenty Ninth.
100000 days to weeks brooder chicks:
large breed. SIS per hundred; plenty
BABY chicks. $40; ducks 30c. BOYER'S
HATCHERY, "a N. Delaware.
POLICE DOG-1O months old: male:
pedigreed. Ii. 5629.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIE = Male; from
Palisade stock; eligible. Be. 4162.
AT STUD-Max Won Lugor; fee $50.
proven wonder sire. Be. 1852.
2 FRESH COWS-And one stock bull.
Washington 4433.
POLICE DOG-German shepherds / year
old: registered; beauty; reas. Or. $500.
GERMAN POLICE PUPPIESO3 mo. old,
from imp. stock. regstd. Beech G. 131-R 4.
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EAIRA!
A Real Good
Sale
THURSDAY, $3.50
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME,
AUGUST 16.
1882 N. ILLINOIS
Living room suites from one Of the
finest homes in Indianapolis.
Living room suites, 9Xl2 rugs, lamps,
daveno suites, rockers.
Several nice bedroom suites, beds,
springs, mattresses, extra dressers and
chihoniers and wardrobes.
Dining room suites, extra tables and
chairs. breakfast sets.
Piano. talking machines, kitchen
tables. ice boxes, gas ranges.
EXTRA SPECIAL
Office furniture, several nice
walnut fiat top desks, swivel
chairs, filing cabinets, steel lock-
ers, small iron safes.
Lots OF miscellaneous articles and
household. goods.
LEW SHANK AUCTION co.
80 Years Superior Service
Burkhardt, Auctioneer
GAS RANGE-Garland, high-oyen. broiler:
good cond.. Sl0 other art. Leav. Ir. 500.
dition; cheap. 1925 n. Del. ST.
PRIVATE SALE - Leaving city; entire
household goods and rare antiques; no
dealers. 1919 Southern.
REFRIGERATOR-75- side icer Water
Tank" Like new, cheap. wa. 1861.
REFRIGERATOR-Gl Glacier. l50-lb. Cost s85.
Like new. $40; other furniture. WA 1885.
REGINA-ElectrIc vacuum cleaner: cost
$3.50, sacrifice $50. never been unpacked:
taken In on automobile. Ir 1922.
SAIALL-Gasoline engine a bargain; cleo.
washer. $3.50 zeal buy. 5l6 z. st. Clair.
SEED RYE-2i2 miles east OF Plainfeld.
second house north. GEORGE BALSER.
SWEEPER-Elec.; Al cond.. cost SOS: sac.
SIS. bridge and Il. lamps l134 Broadway.
TARPAULINS
See US for all sizes and used tar
you money HOOSIER TARPAULIN AND
CANVAS GOODS CO., 1902 w. Washing
ton St.
TYPEWRITERs AND ADDING MACHINES
S.ashing reductions on fine Underwoods
and ROYALS, SIS up. also all other models
King Typewriter Exchange, II. e47O.
THOR WAsHER-Sl5. Baby bed; IS
WASHERS Electric sunnyside. National.
Am. Beauty. Thor. Some used. PAT
TERsON SHADE CO. 9 F. Wash Ri 1895.
WASHER Electric: a real value at $50.
Al condition 1906 Parker Ave
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.
Electric wiring. motor repairing. electrical
appliances. all kinds l36 S Mer Ma. 1868
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE co. s6s
Virginia Ave: furniture. rugs. stoves. re-
frigerators. New and used furniture for
working people. Cash or credit Fasv
terms. Open evenings. Or. 1867
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT-Outside or in
side, is colors and white. si59 gallon
366 S. Meridian ST. Ri 9iso.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric drop heads repair all makes
l26 W WASHINGTON. MA. i4lB
RUMMAGE SALE-Used clothing and fur
niture. 127 w. Georgia St
AL HOT WATER BOILER-l50 GAL.
WITH HEATER; s45. IR. 2604.
TENT-8xi0: Ike new: trade or sale. HOL-
LAND FURNITURE CO. 607 w Wash
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Special Notices
BROAD RIPPLE SANITARIUM
REST CURE AND SPECIAL, nIFn

BEOAD EIPPLE SAN1TARIUM
REST CURE AND SPECIAL DIET
Alcoholic mental and nervous cases.
Graduate nurse in charge. 70 acres 59Oi
Keystone. Hu. 5955.
MAPLE CAMP-No. 1858 Modern Woodmen
OF America, members are requested to
attend funeral of our late neighbor G,
F. Rogers Thursday, 1890 a. m. (day-
light savings, 1rvnigton Methodist
Cnurch' E. G. Smith, clerk; N A. Miller.
KOzY KORNER-Chicken dinners home
cookg. 62d Allisonville Rd. Mrs. Elliot. Mg
DRESS MAKING-Prices reasonable. 2I4
ALL BILLS of g. W. Jackson Meat Market
Ilust pc IN within from flye days of this
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Houses for Sale
WHERE

WHERE
Do you want to locate? 7 have sew
eral properties in all parts of the city
ranging from $4,000 to S8 900. If you
are interested in buying a home here is
your chance TO buy at a real bargain.
Most liberal terms to right party. Call
Mr.. Canfield Ii. 1920, or Ii. 7795.
GOOD-3-room bungalow; gar; big lot;
grapes; owner; Si.250. Ills Berwick Ave
4-ROOM semi-mod. double bungalow and
5-room semi-mod. res. .-storeroom. to be
sacrificed. Both deed equities. So 500:
MORTGAGES. S2.800. Wa. 14l9.
1886 CLIMBER ST.
A good 4-room bungalow nicely phpered.
on paved street. No Barret; $50 cash and
S27 per month VIII make you the owner
CAL Mr. Richardson Ii. 1920. evenings
Or. 1887 R-2.
EAST OF EAST
St. on Minnesota; modern 4-room cot
tage; newly painted and papered: fur
mace, bath, electric lights. gas city wa
ter, garage. paved street. All Barrett
assessments paid Price SO $50; $3.50 cash,
$40 per month. Will consider vacant
lot as down payment.
F. j. BIEHMANN co.
Realtors. Builders. l42 N. Delaware.
Riley 2840 Residence. II. 1892
TWO FAMILY HOUSE on Congress Ave.
Let me show you IA per cent on invest
ment. z terms. Phone Hu. 2l28.
3 BEDRO OOM-Strictly modern home; 2
squares from Brookside Park; Al condi-
ton: by owner. Oh. 76oQ-M
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. 1855 N. = Comfortable, front
rni. Own; pri ent., bus. car, stor. Ia. 6647
COLLEGE, 2147-Front rm.. alcove. unfur.
near bath, suit. for housekp. He. 1924.
COLLEGE. 2717-Clean. cozy room; ga
rage; $500.
COLLEGE. 1322-Large, clean. comfortable
rooms; private family; modern. Ri. 1858.
CORNELL AVE. l006-Sleeping and house
keeping rooms: modern; everything fur
nished; 81 to Sc week. Ii. S043
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Pets and LiUe Stock
Radio and Equipment

'OLICE PUPPIES cheap II
taken at once. 1921 Roosevelt Awe.
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Rooms for Rent

CORNELL AVE, housekeeping and house
keeping. rooms; modern; everything furn-
lshed; 81 to SIS week. Ii. 8043.
CENTRAL: ba1ll 2O63-Modern room in private
nome Tor young men; privileges; adults;
50 for l, $6 for 2. He. 1886.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave-; de-
slrable, clean rooms; 50 to Sc week
CORNELL. housekeeping, housekeeping
rms; mod. evythg. fur; 81 toss. Ii. 8043
pGdAw4RE 266m ARE loO8LaTgf Sleeping
parking space. small car; ref. Ir. ALTO.
GRAY. n, 823-Nice, cool room; l or 2;
phone; Kitchen privileges: mod: garage.
.,-,, HARBOUR HOTEL
617h n Illinois, Cool, clean modern
rooms. at reasonable rates.
HOTEL TOURIST !NN--special-s wk up;
HOLMES, 81 N,-Large. front rm.; Strictly
mod; priv home: private ent. Be. 0345
ILL, N, 40l-Rink apt. Is; large cool
room; privileges. Ri 3945.
MERIDIAN, N, 1137-Newly decorated and
furn; very attractive; modern; / or 2
rooms; shady yard. Ii. 1888
MERIDIAN, NJ, 211s-Att. rms, suitable for
2 or Z; excellent eyen'g dinner. Ia. 2734
MERIDIAN, N, I835-Convenient, mod.
dole.. sleeping rm; accom- dates 4. Ia 2051
NEW JERSEY. 1Ol5, N.-ATTR. AIRY RIM. |:
PRIVATE HOMEi GENTLEMEN. Ii. 1882
A'-3W, OAIANoIIs GUOu NJ llIbJ-CldSS 81,
mod; not water; near car. Ia. 4793.
room and bath; garage. Ri o764
PENN. N, 9l9, APT. 10-Nicely furnished
room. connecting bath. Ii. 20l4.
PENN, 93l ,N.---.Nice, front room suitable
/ or 2 u. 4674-W after 4 p. m.
RUCk5LE. .Sa5a 1soSLFront .rm.; twin. beds. also
single rm. Call aft. p. m. He. 1895.
UNION, 637-Room; or 2 gentlemen:
master bedroom; strictly modern. private
TEN, E., 227-Nice, large, front Tnl.: suit
anle Tor 3 gentlemen. Ii. 4l38.
TEMPLE, 5s 2SsoM9d., pri home; near car,
1IIa: ~ E.. 5i7M2 very nice, cool rooms;
ELEVENTH, E, 322-sleeping room; con-
Meeting bath. Ii $685.
VERY ATTRACTIVE-Newly furnished
room; close to Real silk or downtown;
modern; reasonable. Ri. 9l56
Wash, E.. 5000 furn. rms in private
22ND ST, E., 3l8-Large, front, sleeping
rm: mod, clean. quiet. twin beds.
CHRISTIAN HOME-NEW & HOMELIKE.
FOR OLD LADIES. TRIMS. REAs. Ir 1909
18TH, 1920 E.-2 modern furn. rooms, near
Spades Park. School SO. Oh. 5726.
adult family; breakf.; gar He 5o52
Room for Rent With Board
BOARD AND -ROOM-1 or 2 children: also
parent; prI. home; nr. sch. 500 Lexington.
CAPITOL 230l N-Modern front room:
private home; l orr. Ia. 294l.
CH1LDREN-Rn. and board with mothers
care, near school. 81 week. Oh. 2965-M
CLEAN-Airy rm.: strictly modern. sub.
nome; excel. cooking; reas. Ri. 1772. day
CHILD-Over 3 years. to board. Mothers
care. Oh. 25l5-M.
DELAWARE, 252s-Attrac. rm.: couple:
nome cooking; privl.; bus line. Ha. 4871-R
DELAWARE. 1890 Mod room in ideal
nome. exceptional cooking. Reas. Ri. 41i9.
FURNISHED RM.-With meals in north
size nome; Tor business man. Hu. 3488.
NEW JERSEY. Mclean, modern, private
room. home cooking; reasonable. ri. 7l46.
IDEAL .ROOM-With board; private; mar
rled cou; emp. ladies': car line DR.. 3285-J
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1927 CHEVROLET CoUPE-1n finest con-
HARE cHEvRoLET Co.. $40 I5OV E. WASH. sft'st 81.
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Business Places for Rent
Cottages and Resorts
Storage ond Transfer

SUMMER COTTAGE on Eagle Greek, near
Traders Point; rms, screens. 1920 S
East. DR.. 0Zy0.
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Members Of A. K. G. and Chamber Of
Commerce. II you want a good dog or to
breed female dog you are assured OF
q ahty and fair dealing by members Of
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RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and service Cummins Bros
RADIo1,aR. G. A.. combinstion. for sale at
a sacrifice. Ri. 4919.
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1886 CLIMBER ST.
ENGLISH TYPE

lovely home with large living room,
features; large basement, paved street
near school and Little Flower Parish. with
bus service at your door. Can use
balance Just like rent. See 5220 E. 10th
St, or call MR.. RICHARDSON Ii 1920.
Evenings Or. 1887 R-2.
MODERN. 5-rm. bungalow; up to date
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Trucks

TRUCK 49, i5-ton $40. HOLLAND FURNI-
TURE CO, 607 w. washington.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG

The secret of keeping young is to feel young-to do this you must watch your liver and bowels--there's no need of having a sallow com- plcxion-dark rings under your eyes -pimples-a bilious look in your face-dull eyes with no sparkle. Your dooctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in- active bowels and liver
 Dr. Edwards, a we'll known physi- elan in Ohio. perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil as a substitute for calomel to act on the liver and bowels. which he gave to his patients for years.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are gcptle in their action yet always ef- fective. They bring about that na. tural buoyancy which all should en- joy by toning up the liver and clear ing the system of impurities.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. 15c, 3oc and COG.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
ADMITS SALE OF LIQUOR,
 SICKNESS HIS EXCUSE
Arch Street Man Trapped By Police
 Agent" Fined S100 and Costs
in Court

A police agent" purchased d bat tie of alleged liquor Saturday night in a tenement at 152 Arch street, paying $l, after which Sergeant Feoney and Officers Grabeck and Cosgrove raidcd the tenement and seized several bottles and small jugs of the same liquid and arrested Tony Narano. aged S6. In police court to- day, Narano pleaded guilty and was fined s100 and costs. on recommen- dation of Prosecuting Attorney J. C.. Woods.
 Sergeant Fooncy testified that Va lano was truthful when questioned after the raid, and his only excuse was that his wife has~been ill. He readily admitted that he sold liquor for $l a bottle, the sergeant said.
 Joseph Buttaro. aged 40. of 1eG High street. and his wife, Mary. pleaded not guilty to the charge of violation of the liquor law and on recommendation of Prosecuting Att torncy Woods, the cases were con- tinue1 until next Monday to allow time for police investigation.
 Salvatore DiBlace. of 237 Wash. inston street. pleaded not guilty to the charg" of violation of the liquor law in his store. at 20 Broad street, and on request of Attorney David l.. Nair the case was Continued until DiBlacc was arrested by Sergeant F. J. O'Mara and Officers O Mara and kiely and a smal, of liquor was found in the St ore
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
Van Sweringens Make
 Call on Commissioners

Washington. April P-O. r. and VI. j.. Van Sweringen. heads of one of the important eastern railroad groupings, made nasty early morn ing calls today on several members of the interstate commerce commits sion and left without disclosing the rnrpose of their mission. AS usual, thc commission members treated the visit as confidential.
 An adjustment Of the eastern rail- road consolidation outlook among chief rail executives recently was reported. but if the visit had bear ing upon this, it was not brought out. However, the Van Sweringen projects, including the projected consolidation Of the Erie and Porc Marquette with the Chesapeake and Obio, the projected acquisition of the Nirginian system and the controv- orsy over control of the Wheeling and Lake Erie furnished other pos sible topics.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
G|G0L0S NOW HAVE ID CARRY CARDS
Placed in Same Glass as Labor
 CTS in Paris
(BY MINUTT SAUNDERS,

Paris, April - Scorn for the light-footed. fine-fingered sigolo, fol he has been given the classification or honest worker. In the eyes of the police of Paris he ranks with the bricklayer, the street sweeper or the truck driver.
 The word "gigolo" Is not English, but 1t cannot descriptively be trans lated. It IS the word used for that species Of male who earns . living making himself agreeable to elderly women who like to throw off their years and move in the lighter social whirl. The term is one of derision, but the business has at last been officially recognized.
 A good many gigolos in Paris are foreigners. according to the police. There is a regulation that foreign workmen must carry a card from the ministry of labor authorizing them to practice their trade. So many gisolos have been picked up in the cleanup campaign of the energetic police prefect, Jean Chiappe. that the dignified classifi- eaton of workmen has at last been given them. The gigolo is officially a part ot the social life Of the capital. The gigolo, according to NJ. Chiappc. is a war product. He ac- companies the die-hard females of means to teas. dances and dinners, letting them pay the bills and accept ing remuneration in return for his graceful presence and attention. It mas been necessary. according to NJ. Chiappe. to classify him because of his carelessness with the jewels of his lady friends.
 With wits to match his nimhIe feet, he has ben running wild with both the affections and property of lonesome ladies. In order to keep in touch with him. the police now insist that he register as a workman, like any foreigner in France who toll. With the pick and shovel. With his labor card and his dress suit, he can move in the brightest circles as long Il" He ooes so honestly.
 Classifying the gieolo is only one angle of the strenuous work under. taken by NJ. Chiappc. In his report 10 the city council he stated that during the past six months his men have stopped over 2:5.o00 persons, taken 1s,ooo Of these to police sta tons 10 be questioned further, and prosecuted over 11,Ooo.
 
 This cleanup campaign is designed 10 rid Paris of undesirable foreign CTS. Every one in France, French men included. is required to carry identity papers. If the person walks Tn mindful ways and abides by the law, he has nothing to fear from the police, but if he has no papers he must justify his presence and his activities. Those plying questionable trades have difficulty getting these precious papers and therefore have
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
AT THE STRAND.

Miss Pickford Is still America s sweetheart. The Strand was full to capacity at the initial performance Sunday evening and everyone en- joyed Miss Pickford in My Best Girl' better than any picture she has ever appeared in.
 No money has been spared to make this one of the most lavish productions of the screen. S40,00O a tance telephone rate to Mars, it is the cost of just one sequence in My Best Girl" The sequence is en- acted in a huge set, representing the downtown section of a business dis trict. The set occupies two city blocks. and it kept nearly four hun dred workmen busy for a month in erecting the four and five story buildings and laying the street car tracks and the paving. Although the cost of the set itself. the salaries of be cast and of the twelve hundred electricians and extra. people used, totaled in the neiehborhood of 20.- 900, the scenes take only few min- utes on the screen. which makes 1t possibly the most expensive sc quonce per minute ever taken.
 The five vaudeville acts which start today deserve special mention. Rosie" the worlds most intelligent elephant: Joe Bennett & Co.,. ill a comedy skit telephone tangle; Frank and Teddy Sabini, singing. talking; Goodwin & Fitzpatrick, the royal jailers: Muriel Kay & Co.,. unique dance offering. This exceptional pro- gram will be shown at the strand the first half of the week.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09
COVERED BRIDGE OJ-T

Caribou. Maine, April 9 tP-The covered bridge, built half a century ago over Madawaska stream. five miles below here on the main high way between Caribou and Fort Fair field. was forced down stream by a big ice jam yesterday afternoon.
 There were no trains on the Canadian-Pacificr railroad here today because of the swollen rivers and streams due to the warm weather of the past week. which caused the snow 10 disappear rapidly.
 High water was reported at Fort Fairfield but today's colder weather was expected to check the melting of the snow and reduce the danger of seriously damage.&
New Britain herald., 1928-04-09

kiewicz. aged 70, of the same ad. dress. were fined 35 and costs each, They pleaded guilty to charges of
 drunkenness and assaulting each
 other. Officer Eugene Kieffer ,tes-
 tified that he made the arrests about
 1c:S0 o'clock last night on complaint
 of kornkiewicz. who accused Jobiou
 Of striking him on the forehead with
 bowl while he was asleep. Jobion's
 head was swathed in bandages and
 he wore a plaster across the nose.
 Joseph Kata. aged IS. of 454 Ed dy-Glover Boulevard. pleaded not guilty to the charge of assaulting
 Warren Bailey. aged 36. of 4N Ed- dy-Glover Boulevard, and the iat- ter pleaded not guilty to the charge Of assaulting kata and his father. Attorney Martin F. Stempien ap- peared for kata. The cases were continued until Thursday to allow Bailey time to engage counsel. Ofi- cer Patrick Meehan made the ar- rests yesterday. It is said a neigh borhood quarrel was staged and the police were called in.
 Vincenzo Gondof1o, aged g. of .e| Franklin street, pleaded not guilty to the charge of breach of the peace and assaulting Salvatore Bataglia. aged l9. of the same address. Bat taglia, according to Prosecuting At torney Woods, sent word 10 the po- lice that he would surrender and stand trial on the charge of assault Ing Gondolfo, but failed to appear In court. Gondolfo's case was con- 'inued until Thursday.
 The case of John Isaac, aged 30. Of 24 Connecticut avenue, charged with breach of the peace at the in- 1 stance of Officer James NJ. McCue, was nolled.