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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
When POLISHING the Rang.

Try wetting the stove polish with
vinegar, strong tea, or turpentine. 1t
will give a much brighter lustre and
one that will last considerably long
err,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
Household Hints
To Renew Old silk.

Place old silks in tub of cold wa
ter for one hour. Dip them up and
down frequently, but do not wiring
them. Hang them up to drip and
iron while they are still wet.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
Lavender Sachets

Lavender sachets can be made by
mixing 16 ounces lavender flowers,
4 ounces gum benzoin, 2 drains old
lavender.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

Tell your friends il they don't
look in The Enterprise every week
they won't see all the news. Don't
say paper-say The Enterprise.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

Kathleen ": Whiteheads are
small cheesy deposits under the skin.
The treatment is to soften the skin
with hot towels, then open each
blemsh with a sterilized needle and
press out the contents. Wipe off
with peroxide and gently massage
with cold cream.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

Ethel NJ: Yes, cold weather is
hard on the hands. Keep a bottle
of equal parts of camphor and
glycerine handy and several times
day massage the hands with it. You
will find it softens and whitens them.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
Maple Delight

1 package vanilla junket
l pint milk
u cup maple syrup
Dissolve the junket powder in the
slightly warmed milk, pour into des-
sert cups, let set until firm, then
chill. Just before serving place two
tablespoons of maple syrup over
each dessert.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
PAGE FOR WOMEN
Helpful Hints

Mrs. C. v. c., The lime mouth
wash is approved of by dentists. 1t
is most inexpensive and may be pre-
pared at home from coarse, unslaked
lime-such as used by builders.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
New York Salad

slices pineapple
y cup celery
y cup nuts chopped
2 oranges
Cream mayonnaise
Lettuce
Arrange slices of pineapple on
nests of lettuce leaves. Cut celery
in slender strips, one and one-half
inches long, and mix with nut meats.
Pile in center of pineapple, and gar
nish with four sections of orange,
free from membrane, laid symmet-
rically on pineapple. Pass dressing
separately.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

G. L. B.-Fever blister, accompa-
MED by heartburn, indicate disturb
ance in the digestive tract. You must
be more careful in the selection of
your food. Local treatment for the
blisters is spirits of camphor. Cor
rect your diet and be sure to get
plenty of exercise and rest.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20
DRESSMAKINC

LADIES' COATS and DRESSES
Made to order. First class work at
Reasonable Pricesl
MRS. S. II. MADISON. Suite %,
Douglas Apts., ia 24th Ave. N
Phone 0849
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

II. LIN reducing, fat meat is TO
be avoided. Fat meats are ham, bacon
and roast pork. Beef, lamb and chic
ken are allowed. Eggs are fattening,
also cheese. Drink your coffee black
and take your tea with lemon in
stead of cream. You must stop eat
ing between meals.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

W. S.-A catarrhal condition of
the nose and throat will cause an Of
fensive breath or enlarged tonsils,
but the most frequent cause is dis
order of the digestive tract. Tablets
will cover up the condition only tenn
porarily, but you want to get at the
root of the trouble and eliminate it.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-20

G. V. M.-When brushing the teeth
it is well to brush the gums to stimu-
late the flow of blood. Brushing the
gums with salt is recommended when
gum disease is suspected. IL your
teeth are yellow, make a solution of
a teaspoonful of peroxide in a glass
of water and use it to brush the
teeth; it tends to bleach them.
B. M Go occasionally to a mani
curist for a treatment. There are
some women who can keep their nails
beautiful with home treatment, but
they are the exceptions. Most Of US
require the help of the manicurist
every now and then.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27
PUBLIC |s INVITED WATCH BOXERS WORK
 0UT AT QUARTERS
(By "Gimpy" Harris)

That nnselfish attitude that has
 always been the policy of the members os the Eastern Star, is once more
 being displayed. This organization k
 going 10 have A float in the parade land if conscentious effort and DOT
 severance means anything, the East. ern Star will have one of the mos;
 beautiful floats in tho parade. Peop..
 are still experimenting this organi. zation upon it's wonder, full float vi. ' which they competed four years aga
 sLi won first prize.
 An invitation is extended to s.l local citizens to give the recsn ly constructed "boxe's tl44ring grounds" at the Quartermaster Warehouse "A" the once over". Every night at least ten men with fistic ambitions can be seen mauling each other in prepara- ton for the coming Fourth of July boxing program It Is really surpris- ing the number and calibre of the men taking an interest. As one spec tator remarked, recently Where have all these young Tunneys and Dempseys been hiding all these ycars?"
 Gene Murray, manager of the Skip ner-Eddy Packing Co.,, Drier Bay, has promised to have the steamer Bol Il here for the Fourth and will take part in the celebration. Welcome ,o Seward.
 Regarding the best sustained char acter impersonation, it appears as if he Fourth of July Celebration will oe repetition of the New Years Masquerade Ball Special costumes Ire being made by number of citi- yers to compete in the parade for prize.
 Miss Seward, the mos. beautiful girl in Seward well folks it's secret but the writer wishes that he could be the winner of the Marathon 1 Mountain Race Yes, she is going 10 present. the winner with a..--.-....... ". sorry I can't even whisper, but keep ! sharp lookout after the race and ,ou will see something interesting.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27
GAVE HER LIFE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 27. tR-- While county officials at Benicia were drowning of Mrs. Jean Brandon, 24 continuing Investigation into the in CarQuinez Straits, Mrs. Grace Mohn of this city said that Mrs. Bran don had given her life that other members of the party might live.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27
4 GOOD SPORT

BUCHAREST. June s7. P-Prin- cess Helen, divorced from Prince Carol, says T hope he will find the happiness that he apparently failed to find with me-
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27

Chris Terry. the young man who was run over by gas car at Hunter, suffered no broken bones but was badly bruised.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27
SCRAP BOOK ExERS
(By "Babe" Hayes, oordora)

(By Babe" Hayes, Cordova)
 T wish to thank you for a copy of tbe Cordova Daily Times All Alaska Review for 1927. am glad to hay . i. for reference. have not forgotten meeting you nor have I forgotten .hs pleasant and profitable time had h Alaska" John W. Harsberger, Prof. of Botany. U. of Penn, Philadelphia.
 DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARoiNG FOR THE BEST RE. SUITS AT sehailerer's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27

REMINGTON poRTAR1g. TYPE. WRITERS sso AND S7s: TERMe seha'ieser's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27

Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-06-27

EASTMAN CINE KoDAKs S1o AND UP. SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop
Evening star., 1928-08-12

oomy J, we'll constructed
with ash wood casing-neatly
finished with white enamel lin
ing. 75-lb. capacity.
Evening star., 1928-08-12
The Furs

that so lavishly trim these coats are
the seasons most desired. Included are
wolf, skunk, caracul, French beaver
dyed coney), American opossum, Man
churian wolf, baby seal, Australian
opossum, kit fox, gray fox and black fox.
Coat shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1928-08-12

known as The Great Ice Saver
Beautifully finished with white
lacquer with white enamel baked
an galvanized metal lining Ca
pacity 50 lbs.
Evening star., 1928-08-12
The Materials

new and luxuriously soft! Constanza,
Norma, Velma, Ramshead broadcloth
and billiards broadcloth and broadtail
fabrics are just few of the seasons
choicest from which you may choose!
There are rich tans, wine red, hunters
green, the new pilot blue and black
all assured fashion.successes for the
Winter season.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

Oh anyam! hisz szerencse
volna, ha meghalna.
A gyermekre ntzve minden-
esetre az volna. De szegeny Kor-
nilsne asszony annyira csiing a
gyermeken.
A halottas asSzony a nalunk
szokasos modorban jelentette az
esemenyt: Kornils ur es felesege
iidv0zletiiket kiildik uzenik,
hogy a j6 listen ma reggel hat
orakor magahoz szolitotta egyet-
len fiukat, Gusztavot az 0r6kke-
valosa agban. Mikor befejezte je-
lenteset, elmeselte az anya ket-
segbeeseeset, aki meg most is $50
rosan karjai k0zt tartja gyerme-
ket s mem akar a kis halott0l
megvalni. Kornils ur ellenben fer
fiasan viseli csapast.
Delutan atment anyam me-
lyen megrendiilve Jolt haza. Ugy
latszik, fajdalom pillanatra ell
vette Lerka asszony eszet, inert
mem hallgatott semmi vigasztalo
sz0ra. Bezarkozott halott oyer
mekevel, kit karjan tartva, altat6
dalokat enekelt neki.
A temetes szivettepo latvany
volt. Er0szakkal kellett Lerka
asszonyt a koporsot6l eltavolita-
nj, nit g0rcsosen atolelve tartott.
Utana elajult. Egyetlen gyerme-
kenek halala tellesen kedelybe-
tegge tette buskomorsagba
esett. Mem lehetett reabirni, hogy
kimenjen szobab6l. Egesz nap
az ures gyermekkocsi mellett Nt
es sirt.
Lerka asszony sorsa mindeniitt
meiy reszvetet keltett, Eken ma
gaviseletet azonban mindenki ell
itelte. A gyaszszalag balkarjan
volt gyaszanak egyetlen jele.
Mindjart temetest k0vet6 napo-
kon folytatta regi vidam elet-
modjat, sokat jart at hozzank S.
0nzetlenseggel szentelte
egesz idejet vendegUnknek. Neha
kocsin Jolt Helgaert bejartak
az egesz videket, maskor gyalog-
setakat tettek egydtt, vagy pedig
6rahosszat iiltek egymas mellett
az en- jelenletemben a kertben, az
almafak alatt. A szomszedsagban
suttogni kezdtek, sot >egyszer hal
lottam, hogy apam is er6sen meg
szolta Helgat kacersaga Matt,
anyam azonban partial fogta.
En- igyekeztem amennyire le-
hetett feltekenysegemet legy0zni
S ha olykor nagyon haragudtam
is baratn0mre Eken Matt, utana
kibekiiltem es elfelejtettem min
dent, ha megsimogathattam puha
kezet, vagy megcs6kolhattam h6-
feher nyakat.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Il lbsen Dida t0rtenete
NH,aAA REGENY 4%Ras sa<M
EMSM&S4S$ B0HNE MARGIT 4gk2SSWsT&s

redtem, csodalatos erzesem volt
Kicserelve es megnyugodva erez
tenn magam. Alig tertem magam
hoz, remult kialtassal ugrottam
fel agyamb6l, ugy hogy Helgat is
felebresztettem.
- Mi bajod!
Gyere, gyere - kialtek. =
Mi van velem! Istenem beteg va
gyok, borzaszto!
Hozzam sietett. Meglepetve ne
zett ream, nevetett, visszatolt
agyamba. Felelmemben fogaim
vacogtak.
Mi ez, kerdeH Helgat6l,
ugy-e meg fogok halni?
- Dehogy is, = felelt 8, -
aludj meg egy kicsit, $ ne legy
nyugtalan, ez minden non meg
esik.
De nit jelent ez, = kerde-
zem, meg mindig reszketve ts
fogvacogva?
Ez AIT jelenti monda
nyugodtan, hogy a kis Ibsen
Didabol ejjelen at nagyleany
lett.
Anyam AIT akarta, hogy ne
hany napig fekve maradjak, de
engem mem lehetett agyban ter
tani. Vagyakoztam Helga utan S
feltekeny voltam Eken Kornilsra.
Egyik cseledleanyunk elmesel-
te, hogy Helga odaat van Kornil-
seknal es segit szenat gyiijteni.
V0r0s ruha van rata, monda, bu-
"a es makviragos kalap van a fe-
jen, mezitlab rakja szenat ka-
zalba felgyiirt szoknyaval. S
Ekennek ICY nagyon tetszik.
Magamon kiviil voltam, agyam
hoz hivattam anyamat, kertem
tiltsa meg Helganak, hogy Eken-
mel egyiitt rakjon szenaboglyat.
= De Dida, hova gondolsz, =
mondta anyam, csak mem pa
rancsolhatok vendegemnek. Egy
n6nek az ilyesmi Macy
0r0met okoz, ez valami u.j neki.
= Jo, jo, de mem akarom, hogy
Eken Kornils megint megcs6kol-
ia, mint multkor a Dose-ek kert-.
jeben.
Megakadtam, inert eszembe ju-
tott, hogy megeskudtem Helga-
max, hogy hallgatni fogok err6l.
Anyam kellemetleniil volt erint-
- Ugyan Dida! 8 ezt mem te-
szi. Mindenre kerlek ami scent.
he beszelj ilyeneket apa jelenle-
teben. 0 olyan kiilonos. Ha meg
tudna, Helganak azonnal ell KEEL
lene hagyni hazunkat.
lit felbeszakitotta anyam tar
salgast masr6l kezdett- beszelni
= Az ejjel a kis Kornils Guszti
nagyon rosszul lett, ma koran
reggel orvosert kiildtek, aki ke-
YES remennyel kecsegtette oket.
$ felt, hogy a gyenge gyermek
mem fogja a g0rcs0ket kibirni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
(Folytatas)

IIleS EZemekkel kOVelleW UdTSU
nyos fenyl6 karjanak minder
mozdulatat. Simulekony testeb6
feher orgonaillat aradt gyengen
fatvolszeriien. LeeresZtette ruha
.iat csipkes feher alsoszoknya.
ban. fedetlen vallakkal ALT elot.
tenn. Karcsu derekat ego v0r0s
fiiz6 szoritotta ossze, melyet fe.
liil habkonnyii csipkehullamok
boritottak. A fiizot es az alsoszok.
nvat is ledobta, 5 ingben maradt
melynek anyaga olyan finom volt,
mintha csak ejszakai illatokb6l
lett volna sz0ve. Teste halvany
rozsasziniien vilagitott rata ke-
resztiil. Egy meresz mozdulattal
ez utols6 ruhadarab is lehullott, S
felemelt kezekkel olyan volt, mint
egy gy0ny0rii fenylo marvanyszo-
Dor Behunytam szemeimet.
Zorro verhullam boritotta ell az
agyamat. Felelem, megd0bbenes,
or0m, harag, mind egyszerre zu-
dult ream csodalatos vagy TO-
gott ell es benitott meg egyszers-
mind, hogy megeritsem marvany-
feher sima testet. Mikor ujra fel-
pillantottam, mar halvanykek
selyemszalagokkal diszitett halo
k0ntosben volt. Hozza rohantam,
atoleltem, arcomat keblere szori-
tottam s elkezdtem 0riilten ESQ
kolni.
Dida, mi bajod?
Csokolni akarlak, csokolni,
ugy mint ahogy Eken Kornils
csokolt, - mondam magamon XII
viii.
Ugy, hat kemkedtel!
= En- is ugy akarlak cs6kolni.
Hallgass meg Dida. Ha bar
kinek is sz6lsz errol, ugy mines
t0bbe k0ziink egymashoz, soha
t0bbe read sem neck.
- Senkinek Sc fogok r6la szol-
nj. De meg akarlak csokolni, inert
szeretlek.
Helga eros karjaiba vett s be-
ledobott az agyaba.
- Mem banom, de csak mem
kivanhatod, hogy lit alljak mig
cs6oklgatsz, tie kis szerelmes cica.
Mint folyondar simultam hoz-
"a, magamba szivtam szep teste-
mex illatat, megittasodtam tole,
mint az 6piumtol, 6riilten izga-
tott es szerelmes voltam.
Az6ta sok ev multi ell. Idom es
alkalmam volt sajat lelkemet ta-
nulmanyozni. Tavol vagyok tole,
hogy mosolyogjak azon eJszaka
erzesei felett. Sokszor kerdeztem
magamt6l, vajjon mas vagyok-e
mint a tobbiek. Vajjon csak egy
semmitmond0 platonikus szelemi
manor volt-e, mely eleg gyakori
fatal leanyoknal ezen korban,
mely szerencsere kesobbi evek-
ben ell lett nyomva. Vagy italian
egesz termeszetes dolog volt,
amt ezer es ezer leany tapasztal
magan. amin sok milliok men
mex keresztiil; Ismertem csalado-
kat, xix leanyaikat a legszigo-
rubb erk0lcsi felfogasban newell
TEX, Xix sohasem engedtek volna
meg, hogy leanyaik hasonlo koru
fiukkal es fiatalemberekkel osz-
szeiojjenek. Es ugyanezen sziilok
mem t0r6dtek vele, ha egy egesz-
seges nevel6n6 vagy tarsalkodo-
no aludt serdiil6 leanyaikkal egy
szobaban. En- megfigyeltem ezen
leanyokat, LATHAM, ha vetkozes
kozben pillantottak meg nevelo-
n6jiket, ugyanazon lang egett
szemeikben, mint az enyemben
azon egyetlen 6jszakan, $ ugyan-
azon erzesek es szenvedelyek kor-
,bacsoltak fel 6ket, mint engem
annak idejen. En- fiukkal egyutt
nevelkedtem, s exert teljesen ell
fogulatlan maradtam velik szem-
ben. De a no erzekeimre hatott S
felebresztette bennem a tudas va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

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es a bevandorlas
valamint a prohibici6
vandorotakat pedig
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sokott munkat keso had megszalana az oszagot?
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MEGvIZSGAIJA
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szAvAzzoN EGEsz REPUBIIKANUs TIKErRE
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REPUBIIKANUsOK JELvENYE
szavazedulak haban
REPUBLIKANUs szAvAZATOT AID LIE.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

Announcement by Councilman Donald l.. Bartlett that he had had Ho expense whatever during his re- cant run for the mayoralty illustrates Nhat may be done nowadays without cost.
 The Bartlett run was spirited. Much work Was done and the time Cf campaign assistants consumed. An army of automobiles was at work on election day
 But through jt all Mir Bartlett came without q penny less in pocket than "llon he began. This can be cx- 1lalned only by referring 10 the as- sistance rendered by willing and en- 'husiastle friends. It costs money to hire automobiles, for instance: but none were hired by the candidate. In all probability most of those used were the property ot private workers Tho gladly donated gasoline, wear and-tear and time to the cause. Other expenses, if any, doubtless were met by the party itself
 Running for mayor in this city is not like running for tte |. $. Sen ate in som" states.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18
Observotions On He Weather

Washington, April 1s.-Forecast for Southern New England: Fair and warmer tonight: Thursday in- creasing cloudiness and warmer fol- lowed by showers in the afternoon or night: south or southwest winds,
 Forecast for Eastern New York: Fair and warmer tonight Thurs day increasing cloudiness followed by rain. Warmer in south portion and slightly colder in extreme north portion; fresh south winds. increas- ing.
 Conditions: A strong area Of high pressure overspreads the Atlantic states this morning. It continues to produce cool days and frosty nights east of the Mississippi. East of the plains states extends a long trough from Minnesota southwestward to Texas with principal center at Con- cordia, kas.. 29.54 inches. It is producing showers and thunder storms in the northern portions of the plains states and over a narrow belt extending from Minnesota southeastward into the Central Ohio valley districts. Temperatures are rising in the plains states and Mis- sissippi valley regions.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather with slowly rising temperature.
 Ttf1a n nnr
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18

illegal or definite promises of gain. It is clear that in spite of all pre- cautions to the contrary an invest lnent trust may lose instead of gain, and it certainly is necessary for such trusts to make it evident to pros pectiye investors that a certain risk is attached to the scheme. Nothing about an investment trust is illegal under such circumstances.
 Ii an investment trust, or any other similar institution dealing in stocks, gives definite assurance that profits are certain and there is no possibility Of loss, then it is taking advantage Of the credulity of man. kind. as we'll as catering to the lust for easy and sure money and the universal itch to get rich quick. Such promises undoubtedly would be drowned upon by the law.
 The investigation being made un- doubtedly will bring out all necessary information.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18
Ballet RiddIed Sedan
 Found by Chicago Police

Chicago. April IS P~ENidences of renewed gang war, q bullet rid died sedan, said to belong to Jack McGurn, an aid to Al Capone, q for mer gang leader. who came here from New York, was found by po- lice last night.
 McGurn had just recovered from wounds received when sunmcn found him in a telephone booth in q ncar-nortI side hotel and opened upon him with spray of machine gun slugs. He refused to identify his assailants.
 Today he appeared in court to an sWer charg"s Of disorderly cond act in connection with the hotel shoot ing Police believe he was followed by rivals. who forced his machine into the curb and riddled it in an attempt to kill him.
 SAarrh Of gang i,aunts and hosri- tals failed to reveal his wherea bouts.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18

5oo.o00 members for whom pc, capita tax was not paid"
 q. What is the total number ol adult full time workers in the United States?
 A. Approximately 15.0O0.0oo.
 Q. Are there more telephones in the United States than automo- piles?
 A. Latest figures show a total of 16,935,91S telephones compared to 23,253,Ss2 motor vehicles in the U. s.
 Q. What is the meaning of the name Bouvard?
 A. It is French Huguenot name meaning strong as an ox". Q. Is there any difference be- tween a ''salt cellar" and a "salt shaker? | A. A salt cellar refers to an open dish for salt while salt shaker has top with holes in it. c. What kind of oil is Chaul- ,noogra oil? A. It is obtained from an East Indian tree and has proved bene- ticial in the treatment of leprosy. It was discovered by Joseph F. Rock.
 c. Who are the members of the U. s. Civil Service commission?
 A. William c. Deming. George R. Wales and Miss Jessie Dell.
 c. Which is better. swimming or horseback riding. for general exer- else?
 A. Swimming.
 Q. Does the government provide home for the Vice President of the United States?
 A. No.
 Q. Why do dogs turn around be- fore lying down?
 A. Far back in the history of the animal kingdom. when the an- cestors of our domestic dogs were wild. they slept in the forest or jungle. When they were ready to lie down. they first had to trample the grass to make q place to lie in. This became habit and is one of the instincts which have been trans- mitted to the dogs of today.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18
$ Fears Ago Today

There does not seem to be any prospect of an addition 10 the town nome now. or at any time, for that matter. A portion of the building is old and is fast decaying, while sani- iary conditions are not of the best town meeting has authorized an addition, but now objection is being raised to the location and il is sue -csted that new one be built some- Wher" else on more modern lines, The objection to this plan lies i'll the unsalabiIity of the presen. property because of the precencc of the iso- lation hospital on it.
 Tn" annual financial meeting of The board of directors was held in inc !. NJ. C. \. last evening, and it vas reported that s2,750 would be '1eces2ary to carry on inc work of the association during the year. This 1s an increase Of $1oo.
 The High school boys are not pleased with the outlook for the track and baseball seasons They
New Britain herald., 1928-04-18

complain that the school is badly of for material. the worst so in ter years. The baseball team is lament ably weak and the track team ap- pears little better.
 Just when the championship was within its grasp, the Co. l indoor baseball team faltered in Hartford last evening, developed case of the rattles and allowed the City Guard to make ten runs in the fifth inning to win by D to II. New Britain is now out of the running. The lineup last night was as follows: Smith. If :; Dolan, C; Roley, p: Bates. Of: Webe, 3b; O'Brien. 2b: Mix, ss; Lewis. If :, Griswold, 1b.
 B. r. Ga1fney reports he had no election expenses.
 The Berlin Literary society held its last meeting Of the season last eve ming.