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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-30
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

l. Specimens of penmanship with ame date and grade,
scored according to the Gettysburg Edition of the Ares
months From each school of such copes showing
greatest Improvement made by any pupil.
l. Best individual graph or line diagram made by pu-
pills to show own rate in reading Numbers at left to
show words read minute Those at bottom of page
to give dates when record is taken.
hension measured by the Monroe Test
g. Eight types of educatve seatwork primary grades,
related to silent reading each piece chosen to represent
the best work done in school.
T. Same as 3 above for grades four and seven.
8. Spelling:
Best spelling booklet in section with three parts to
each secton (a) The protest of 100 words; (b) daily
lessons words missed in the protest plus two more
hard words other Subjects (cl retention test on all
of the protest and all other words taught in daily les
2. Best record shown by graph or line diagram in
of lesson at bottom of page
3. Informal test in word meaning.
4. Arithmetic:
l. Best record as shown by individual graph line
diagram portraying rate in the one hundred number
combinations time in seconds at left and dates at bot
q Best graph as in No. above for rate in the multi
8. Best solution of problem using distribution of real
life situation in arithmetic reasoning.
5. Geographic
1. Best relief map of each of the continents made in
plasticine clay paper pulp flour and salt, with pro-
nent studied, for the United States and Maryland. Il
g. Best illustrated booklet with outlines study OF
continent of major political division.
B. Best note book of outlines showing materials read
outside of text book.
6. Agriculture:
1. Best collection containing the following: (a) Ac-
tual history and results of Rag Doll Seed Test (b) Ac
tual snapshot of school boy testing sample of soil for
acd (c) Actual record and snapshot of Babcock test
7. Hygiene:
l. Best individual record of daily health habits.
s. Grammar:
Best list of correct speech habits actually formed
2. Best Better English poster.
9. Nature Study:
l. Best chart showing first appearance of migra-
tory birds.
2, Best illustrated booklet with description of bird
habits
TO- Language:
|. Best booklet, with design, "Games Know"
2. Best booklet, with design, Poems l Know"
8. Best booklet, with cover design "Songs 1 Know"
Best composition with miniature picture attached
masterpiece in painting
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-30
Daily Program and Premium List of Garrett County Fair
To Be Held Oakland, Md, September
DAILY PROGRAM

First Day, Tuesday, September Is, 1928.
"Automobile Day.
Program Committee: Charles Reckard George
Kerins, Walter Janoske, Raymond D. Houck.
Second Day, Wednesday, September 26.
'School Day"-School Parade
Program Committee: Prof F. E. Rathbun Su-
pervising and Helping Teachers and County
High School Principals.
Third Day, Thursday, September ~.
Oakland Business Mems Day.
Program Committee: Mayor L. NJ Fraley, D.
Emroy Bolden, l. R. Rudy, Harry Stemple,
Blaine Giessman.
Fourth Day, Friday, September %.
Garrett County Farmers Day.
Program Committee: J. L. McGlone Carl Frazee,
D. E. Orendorf, W. c. WEIGH, Harry Porter, B.
G. Scott, Paul Friend.
Street parade each day of the Fair Detailed pro-
gram will be published and circulated later.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-30
Fourth Day, Friday, September "a
HORSES
H. L. PORTER, Superintendent

II. L. PURIEK superintendent
No entries will be received in this department after 900
A. NJ. Tuesday, September 25. Applications must be
in hands of Fair officials Monday, September "a.
be exhibited at such time and at such place
the Superintendent in charge may direct Horses not
ready when ordered for examination will be al
lowed to compete.
No horses colts in this department will be allowed
premiums unless sound Horses entered and shown
team cannot be shown individuals in other classes All
mares, stations and colts be shown under halter
bridle unless otherwise specified in class.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-08-30
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB WORK

Coouerative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home
Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture and
University of Maryland, Cooperating.
]. L. McGLONE Superintendent. y
All entries in Boys Club Department should be made to
H. L. McGlone, County Agent All entries be in
place by 900 o'clock Tuesday, September 25 1928 Only
members of Clubs allowed to compete.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
CURB MARKET HAS
Downward ACTION
Prices Are Affected by Those
on Big Board"

New York. May 20 Pl-HeaAy H.
quidation. encouraged by main
tenance Of high money rates. gen.
orally unsettled conditions and the
downward movement Of the big
board" sent prices lower through
out the list Of the curb market to-
day. Here and there a few indus
trial specialties or utilities. feeling
the influence OF some local or indi-
vidual development resisted selling
but the general trend was 10 lower
levels.
Aero Supply A dropped more than
- points and the II issue about six
Transcontinental Air Transport and
American Telephone and Telegraph
Joined the decline. Transcontinental
sagging about four points. Wright
Aero Rights moved up point
against the trend.
Losses we're numerous throughout
the individual group with Bancitaly.
Columbia Graphaphone, Evans Auto
Loading b. Fox Theater A, North
west Engineering and Servel selling
off or more points each.
Utilities were thrown on the mar
ket In volume. forcing prices down
as much as s points Jersey City
Power and Light preferred and Ne
vada California Electric. however.
advanced to new high grounds.
Oils and pipe lines slumped with
the rest Of the list.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Cotton Market Opens Up
Steady and Fluctuates

New York, May 22.-lP,-The
cotton market opened steady today
at a decline Of ? points to an ad-
vance Of 2 points. but almost imme-
diately eased. active months selling
about : to 10 points net lower un-
der renewal Of realizing or liquida-
ton.
These offerings were absorbed at
the decline to about oo.7e for July
contracts, and the market rallied S
or 10 points from the lowest by the
end Of the first hour. on buying by
Liverpool and covering. Demand
evidently was promoted by reports
OF showers In the south with COM
plants Of unseasonably low TEN pera-
lures In parts of Texas.
Private Cables said Liverpool had
been Influenced by calling and local
or continental buying on reports Of
rains In the south.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
City Items

4 daughter was born at New Brit
ain General hospital today to Mr..
and Mrs. John Azukas OF 46 Austin
street.
Tonights meeting Of the board OF
finance and taxation will be held 1t
I O'Clock. instead OF 5 o'clock as was
originally planned. the purpose OF
this change being to allow Mayor
Paonessa to attend banquet in his
honor, which is being held at the
Elks hall at 5 o'clock.
Henry Heller was arrested today
for non support on complaint of his
wife. who lives In West Haven. He'll
er has been living In Preston and on
learning that he was wanted, sur
rendered. He will be in police court
tomorrow.
Slight damage was done by fire in
a house at 60 Trinity street owned
by Michael Daunis. last evening The
fire department was called at 6:27
O'Clock by an alarm from Box 227
and two minutes later an alarm
came in from Box % in the same
neighborhood. for the same fire.
Lansing Palmer. who lives at the
corner of South Main and Whiting
streets, will be discharged from New
Britain General hospital In a day or
two. it was said today. He suffered
an injury to the head and was found
beside the railroad tracks below Elm
street crossing late Saturday night.
A 5000 suit was brought today by
August Bergstrom against Thomas
Chapman Of East Berlin through
Attorney Leonard Appel. Deputy
Sheriff Charles E. Lord served the
papers today.
Suit for sle5 was brought today
by the City Hardware Co. against
Joseph Reader OF Meriden. through
Attorney Leonard Appel. Constable
Joseph DiPersio Of Mcriden served
the papers today.
Michael Kopiecki. Of Lynn. Mass.
IL spending two weeks in this city.
Mr.. kopiecki will visit all large
cities of Connecticut while in the
state.
A son was born May II at the
Hartford hospital to DR.. and Mrs.
Nathan B. Jafte Of rs Winthrop
street.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Hospital Nurses Class
Entertained at Dinner

Members of the graduation class
of the New Britain hospital school
OF nursing were entertained at a
dinner last evening by the inter
mediate and junior classes in tn :
nurses home. The dining room was
decorated to represent an Oriental
tea room. Entertainment was fur
nished in the nature OF a cabaret
by the two lower class members.
The class history was given by
Miss Helen Kazik. the will by Miss
Anne Rajune and the prophecy by
Miss Selma Rioux.
Guests Of honor were Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. North. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Atwood. DR.. T. Eben Reeks
and Miss Maude F. Traver.
Members Of the intermediate
class. who become the senior class
following the graduation exercises
tomorrow evening. received this
black bands indicating their senior.
ity. from the senior class members
Those who were given tho bands
include Agnes Cotter. Ruth Zeigier
Julia Kerry. Louise Hall. Estelle
Pukinsas. Vera Snellman. Dorothy
Crowley. Stella McGrath and Selma
RiouS.
The graduation exercises will be
held in the state normal school.
This evening the graduates will be
guests at a dinner dance in their
honor at the Shuttle Meadow club.
This afternoon the rose planting
ceremony. concentrating the
graduation OF another class. took
place on the hospital grounds.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
BOND MARKET HAS
FURTHER Decline
Rising Time Money Rates Affects
Dealings

New York. May 20. R-Prices
drifted lowA' in the bond market
today under the influence OF slowly
rising time money rates and the
weaks Of New York traction issues
A few 1ndustrials made small gains
but rails were inactive and inclined
10 be heavy in sympathy with the
general list.
Fairly heavy liquidation evidently
based on the court decision post
poninE until October At least any
action on a fare increase, sent the
New York fractions down I 70 near
ly points. New York Railways IS
headed the decline with loss Of
s IS points. closely followed by
Third Avenue Adjustment 81 and
Interborough Rapid Transit refund
ing So.
Some industrials also we're heavy.
Keith Corporation first S. eagging
to sS IA. new years low. Copper
company obligations show ed little
change
The foreign list was steady, but
trading was light.
L. S. government obligations con-
tinued 10 decline, Liberty is
reaching . new minimum for the
year.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
New Officers Elected
By Junior Hadassah

The Junior Hadassah held a meet
Ing last evening at the Burritt
hotel. Miss Synder. president OF
the national organization OF Junior
Hadassah. addressed the meeting.
The following officers were elected.
President, Rose Kirshnit. vice-presi-
dent, Sadye Goldsmith; correspon-
ding secretary. Lillian Yankowitz;
recording secretary. Esther Stein;
treasurer. jeanette Cans; program
committee, chairman, Julia Levine:
entertainment. chairman. Mayonne
Bayer: cultural. chairman. Anne
Ealr1anowitz; ways and means.
chairman. Evelyn Fucker; publicity,
Mollic Light.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
ORGANIZING FEDERATION
OF MEMS BIBLE CLASSES
Officers Of state Federation Attend
Meeting In New Britain and
Discuss Aim

Plans which are expected to re-
suit In tn. formation Of a New Brit
ain federation of mems Bible classes
were discussed at preliminary
meeting held in the Y. NJ. c. A. last
evening. Clarence c. Palmer, vice.
president OF the Connecticut Fedora
ton, presided
There were 10 men present In
Guiding President William Q.
Florlan, of Bridgeport, president of
the Connecticut Federation.
Edvard A. krause, president Of
Everyman's Bible class. pledged the
support OF his organization and
agreed 10 call special meeting Of
his executive committee to consider
the project.
A committee consisting Of Chair
man Palmer. Clarence Maxon and
Edward c. Connolly was appointed
10 discuss the project with other
classes.
Another meeting will be held soon
TO take further action.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
NORMAL SCHOOL CONCERT
Cleo Club To Present Program With
Maurice Wallen and Camp Junior
High School Girls.

The annual concert OF the Normal
School Glee cub will be held Thurs
day evening. May 81, in the audi
torium OF the school at Sis o'clock.
Miss L. Ethel Prior. director Of mu-
sic at the school, will conduct the
concert The club will be assisted
by Maurice Wallen, tenor Of the
Colonial Male Quartet of Hartford.
Miss Eleany n Carlson Of Bristol. a
member of the June graduating
.class. will accompany the club on the
piano.
4 novel feature OF the per-
Torrance will be the singing Of a
group Of songs by the Camp Junior
High School Girls Glee club. 1t
will be the initial appearance of the
young choristers.
The Normal School Glee club has
4 membership OF SO girls. The
younger organization has a member
ship Of IS Of New Britain's Junior
High school girls.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
CAR70ON|ST GUEST
AT LIONS lunch
Gilt knight Sketches Members
With His Magic Crayon

Members OF the New Britain
nifty this noon Of seeing themselves
as others see them, when Clifford
B. Knight, cartoonist on the Her
aid staff gave a demonstration of
chow cartoons are drawn from real
life.
Mr. Knight was present as the
guest Of Robert c. Vance OF 'he Her
aid. He was introduced to the club
by Ernest +. Uechant of the Herald
staff Mr.. Dechant told of the car
toonist's career from the time he
was known as the Apostle Of OPP
timism" In Newark. n. j.. where
the cliff Knishters," an optimistic
club for boys. was formed. to his
career as vaudeville and motion
picture artist in New York. and to
his experience with WICC in Bridge
port At the latter place Mr.. Knight
was "Uncle George" on the radio
and his bed time stories. including
"Cncle ST." the hired man. and
"Fanny,' the old gray mare, brought
sunshine and laughter to many chill
dren.
Mr.. knight now draws the Her
aid weekly cartoons and does some
general publicity work, writes adver-
Using, delivers lectures and operates
4 40 acre farm in his spare mo-
ments.
Considerable laughter was created
by the cartoons drawn upon
screen furnished by President
Henry Willametz of the New Brit
ain Sign Co. The pictures included
Robert C. Vance. George A. Qulg-
lev. Harry c. Brown. James T..
O.Bricn, Michael w. Bannan. David
J.. Nair, Colonel w. w. Bullen, l..
W. Nogel. r. ii. Erwin and Rev.
r. n. Gilman.
Changes in the club bylaws were
adopted. The following were elected
delegates 70 the district convention
at Hartford this week: Col w. w.
Bullen, Fred c. Teich, Frank Nc
Gauley, Edward kinssbury. l.. W.
Nogel, d. l.. Nair and Harry c.
Brown.
A nominating committee to bring
In list of candidates for office
next week was appointed TO consist
Of Harry G. Hancock, Martin W.
Horwitz, NJ. w. Bannan. Adolph
Carlson and Fl. J. Donnelly.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Suit Over Society Name
DOcketed for Hea ring

The case Of the Knights OF Boles.
laus the Great. Inc. against the
knights Of Boleslaus the Great.
which was scheduled for today In
superior court in Hartford, will not
be heard until tomorrow afternoon
or Thursday morning. The local
case is the eighth on the superior
court docket and will not be reached
until the seven others are disposed
OF. Josiah II. Peck and Stanley
Tracesk are attorneys for the In
corporated society and Donald GAIT
new and p. f. McDonoueh for the
defendant. The suit involves the use
of the society's name.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
) TO 20 POINTS
LOST during DAY
Wall Street Prices Show Further
Reaction
BY Stanley W. Prenosll

by Stanley W. Prenosll
associated Press Financial EDITOR
New York. May =: P-The stock
market underwent another sharp re-
action today on selling inspired by
the recent restriction of credit ia
cilities. Withdrawal OF pool support
for some OF the high priced indus
trials and specialties was followed by
drastic declines OF to nearly 90
points. while a long list of season
dividend paying rails and industrials
sagsed ! 70 I points under rho
weight OF heavy liquidation for both
accounts.
Retention Of the 6 per cent rate
Tor call money. accompanied by Tho
calling OF about 100000 in loans
and stifening Of prime CONNER
cial paper rates, had decidedly
oampenlns effect on bullish enthus-
iasm. The violent decline in thc
New York traction issues, based on
the decision Of the United States
supreme court granting the city a
stay until October . In the : cent
tare case, also caused general SET
! tlement.
There was little in The days bust
ness news 10 influence the price
movement. Such earnings reports
as came TO hand were mixed in
character. and threw little light on
the current trend OF business. STIFF
fenlng OF margin requirements by
some OF The large commission
houses tended 10 stimulates the H.
Quidation OF weakened marginal
holdings.
Airplane stocks again bore the
nrunt OF the selling pressure. Wrigh,
broke 10 IL points to 167 and Cur
tiss fell to lla. Dupont, L. s.
Cast Iron Pipe. lnterhoro Rand
Transit. American Bank Note. Gen.
eral Motors. Coca Cola, Radio,
! American International corporation
and Victor Talking Machine sold
down to nearly Is points.
Rails yielded with the indus.rials
although the declines were not as
| large. Delaware & Hudson. nickel
Plate common. Texas & Pacific and
Wabash sold 10 5 4 point. below
yesterdays final quotations.
| Trading showed a marked expan.
sion in volume. with the ticker So
minutes behind the market by early
afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Real Estate News

Peter Denuzze to Fred Young. ST.
$50 mortgage, Newfield avenue.
William &. Woszczyna TO Herbert
V. Camp and Meyer Zinman. ST.
400 mortgage, Magnolia street.
Joseph and Antionette Perrotta to
Antonio Palmieri. $4,000 mortgage,
Brooklawn street.
Andrew S. Pracalo to Joseph NJ.
Zuk, $3.50 mortgage, Concord
street.
Joseph NJ, Zuk to Andrew S.
Pracolo. warranty deed. Concord
street
Michael G. Oleyer to Mary l.. Zuk.
$9,5 mortgage. Concord street.
Joseph NJ. Zuk to Michael G. and
Mary NJ. Oleyer, Concord street.
Giovanni and Mary Valentine to
the Berlin Savings bank. $500.
mortgage South Main street.
Josephine A. Epson 10 Bennett II.
Hubbard, warranty deed, Dover road.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
GRIP SUSPENDED FROM
FORDHAM BASEBALL nine
New Britain Athlete Charged by
Coach Coney With Violation
of Training Rules
Especial to the Heraldl

Especial to the HeraldD
n was announced today by Jack
Coffey, coach of the Fordham COL
lege baseball team. that Captain
William Feaster Of New York and
John Grip of New Britain. Conn.
had been suspended from the base
ball team for the remainder Of the
season because OF violation Of train
ing rules. Both men held regular
positions on the team and were
among the heaviest hitters on the
nine.
This is the second year that Grip
has felt the decree of Coffey. being
suspended in 1927 for the same Of
Tense. He has been playing in right
field this season and starred at tho
bat last week, crashing out five hits
in the games with Holy Cross and
City College OF New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Anna kulakOwski

Funeral services for Anna kula-
kowski. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph kulakowski Of IS Silver
street. were held this morning at
7:45 o'clock at Sacred Heart church
Rev. Alexander Kowalczyk celebrat-
ed requiem high mass at the
church and conducted prayer at the
home.
The pail bearers we're Peter Mud
zienski. Joseph Mlynarski. John Ora
bowski and Charles karboski
Father Kowalczyk conducted the
committal services. Burial was in
Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
FRENCH TEAM WINS

Auteuil France. May c:.IR9--
The French doubles team. Henri
Cochet and Debuzelet defeated the
Philippines Davis cup doubles team.
Quilermo Aragon and Lope Yngayo.
60. So. 6-l. In the first match to-
day of the International hard court
tennis championships.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Yale Students Can't Fly
Without Permission

New Haven. May - R-Proving
that the world does move the Yale
Daily News which during the last
half century has carried all sorts OF
faculty regulations today carries a
brand new one on its first page. The
regulation reads: mo undergradu-
ate Is allowed to operate any form
Of aircraft without permission OF the
dean Of the school In which he is
enrolled"
The notice is signed by c. ". Men,
dell. dean Of Yale college. P. T. Wal
den. dean Of the freshmen and C. H.
Warren. dean Of Sheffield Scientific
school.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
CENTRAL ]. HI. S. NOTES

The clubs of this school held their
meetings this afternoon IN the club
rooms for continuance of last
weeks work. The girls and boys
athletic clubs are in full swing now
that the warm weather has arrived.
The Blue team was leading the Red
division merry chase this morning
and had lead OF Is points on the
Red group, the score at noon being
soils. The first period this morn
ing the Red team went down to de-
feat before team headed by Morris
1Hchmond and Fred Ritter. who
We're not the only stars as everybody
had chance at piling up o9-9
victory.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
SARISKy CASE CONTINUED

In West Hartford town court last
night. the case OF Andrew Sarisky of
1,5 Wilcox street. this city. charged
with operating an automobile while
under the influence OF liquor. was
continued until May IS. His car fig
ured in a collision with one driven
by Hubert Williams OF zoos Corbin
avenue. this city. several night ago
in West Hartford.
Paul c. Finance of l55 Dwight
street. charged with speeding. was
released on noIle. and fine OF
$40 and costs was imposed on Her
bert e. Larson Of 522 Church street
for speeding and driving 10 the left
OF beacon light.
Joseph Geiger Of 11s Rockwell
avenue was fined SIS and costs for
speeding.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
LEAVES @,557 ESTATE
Inventory OF Margaret ReilIy's Hold
ing Filed in Probate Court-stock
Interests Worth S3S,0of.

The estate Of the late Margaret
Reilly is valued at $4:,557.50 ac-
cordinS 10 an inventory filed today
In probate court by the New Britain
National bank. executor of the es-
tate. The inventory consists Of
shares in different local and national
concerns valued at S3S,9s1.9s: de-
posits in various local and out-of-
town banks, $3.439.01; cash on hand.
$3.50 and furniture valued at SIS.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
Wall Street Briefs

A statement OF the New York,
New Haven and Hartford as OF
March 81 shows profit and loss SIR
plus OF ss,6:ce7e in contrast to a
deficit OF s26,see57s year ago.
Total assets we're 35ao,sSs.eas
against s5Ss.5s4.SS4. Current assets
were sSs,ete.sss and current liabili-
ties sls.5os.5ls.
New building and engineering
contracts last week in 81 states east
OF the Rocky Mountains amounted
TO sl4l, $4,000. gain OF more than
$4,000 900 over the preceding week.
i. w Dodge corporation reports.
The daily average of contracts let
this year to May IS Is s:1.sss,so0
against 3:o.+44,lo0 for the first FIVE
months Of 1927. The weeks larges.
contrac, was a Chicago sewage plan.
, costing sS.5oo.ooo.
WHY'S Overland Co. made a new
| high production record in the week
ended May ~ with output o. 10. SIC
cars. and an average daily output o.
1889. Shipments OF 1880 cars for
the week was new high mark.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
TREASURY RAIANCf
Treasury Balance, ss5,S9S,o4l,
New Jersey Will Give
Support to "A" Smith

Trenton, n. j.. May % tPl-
Unanimous support OF Governor Al
fred T.. Smith for the presidential
nomination was predicted by dele
gate. when the democratic state
convention opened today.
II was also said that the state
platform would include an anti
prohibition plank.
William J.. Dill, state motor vehi-
Gle commissioner and candidate for
governor, and Senator Edward !.
Edwards will make the keynote
speeches.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-22
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Marriage license applications have
been filed at the office Of the town
clerk az follows: Giovanni Bazzuto
of CO Oak street. and Guissepina
Alvaro. of 80 Lee street: Edmund E.
Miller Of "a Pulaski street. and Mary
A. Dombroski OF Az East street:
Robert E. Russell Of Berlin and
Bertha L. Trcvethan Of East Berlin.