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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-01
statesmen

Successful salesman for North ard
South Dakota by one Of the lars.
est manufacturers of its kind in
the west. You must have car
and think enough of your sSility
to work on a straight commission.
Statesmen who really work can
earn from $3.50 to $500 per week.
Write, giving experience, address
and phone number as | will be IN
Bismarck between Aug. 2rd and
It'll to interview men. To those
who qualify and make GOO: there
is an opportunity to become state
distributor. Address Tribune CO
AID 6.
WANTED-Wide-awake statesmen
by progressive Building & Loan
Association in the best City in
North Dakota. Excellent PROPOSE
tion to men with experience in
selling Stocks, Bonds or Building
& Loan memberships. Write, Civ
ing references. Write Bismarck
Tribune, CO Ad No. 10.
WANTED-Three A4lesmen with
cars to call on farmers. Should
be good for 81 1000 per month for
next five months. Reply care Of
Tribune AID No. IT.
SALESMAN. Accountant and Office
Manager desires to make change.
Can invest. Bismarck or outside.
Write Tribune, CO AID No. Is.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SV0VG k1u80W0y CONJUNCTION
of q state Highway south Of Sterling
on T.. 8. Highway No. IS will be re-
ceived by the state Highway Commits.
sion in the offices OF the Department
OF State HiShways At Bismarck. n.
OAK. not later than 10 o'clock A. A..
read.
?. The Proposals must Be mailed
to or otherwise deposited with the
Department Of State Highways At
and endorsed .Proposal for construct.
Ing q State H!ehway South OF Ster.
ling on Z. $. HighwAy No. % (Fed.
eral Az Project No. :s:) in BurIsigh
3. 4 certified check Tor So. 70.
gether with I bidders bond in tkc fun
amount OF the gross sum bid, must
accompany each proposal.
4. Contemplated work consists Of
l2.21S miles OF Gravel Surfacing
road Improvement involving approx.
i:.:is Nile. Of Preparing sussrad.
and Construction Earth
Shoulders.
1888 c. Yds. Load. Unload. Com
pact. Maintain.
Si,673 c. Yds. Miles Hauling
1878 {. Yds. Screening.
? Pit Moves: 1888 c. Yds.
Crushing oversize to pass
1-tnch screen.
stock Pile Items
500 c. Yds. Load. Unload in lies;
1913 c. Yds. Mi. Hauling
500 Z. Yds. Screening: 800
c. Yds. Crushing oversize
to pass Finch screen.
5. Copies Of the Proposal blanks
may be obtained from the Depa rtmsnt
Of State Highways at Bismarck. n.
Oak. Plans and specifications are on
file in the Division Office Of the De.
partment Of state Highways at Bis
marck. n. OAK, and the office Of the
Department OF state Highways al
Bismarck. N. Oak. and also It the
office Of the County Auditor in the
County wherein the project or prot
ects are located.
s. All bidders are invited to be
present At the opening OF the pro-
posals.
I. The right is reserved TO rejec,
any and all proposals. to waive tech.
nicalities. or to accept such as ma
be determined to be FOR the best In
terests Of the County and state.
&. Bidders must hid on all items
contained in the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any number
OF items less than those contained In
the proposal will be considered a. ir.
regular and rejected ~ such.
STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT..
(Signed) J. J. ERMATlNCER.
Dated July 20. 1923.
0:l-0-l5
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way. she'd DO upset about Il IN.
definitely. and worried. too. for fear
you might b under suspicion. Be.
hides. ! wont consent to having
you begsar yourself to pay me il
. hurry"
CHE glanced at q tiny clock on
- the desk. II really must put
you out now" she added apologies.
cally. 1--WE got to get OF to Connie
Wysta6's dinaer."
She went to the head Of the stairs
to say good night to him. I'LL call
you up tomorrow or the next day
about seeing the detective" she said
IN Z low voice.
Lila hadn't yet become accus.
toned to having servants all over
the place. She simply could not
- some Of her friends did-speak
and act with utter disregard OF
hired retainerA
And don't wear . long face.'
she added. who can tell what's
just around the corner? We may
get the Jewels back. after all"
She put out . hand and Rod
elasped It with . warm pressure.
u hope co." be said feelingly. "I'd
like Berthe Lou TO know what you've
done Tor me-
Lila laughed. you're forgettins
how much . woman enjoys = secret
One that she really wants to keep.
! mean. And Berthe Lou and ]
know each other too we'll now TO
need any proof Of our friendship.
Remember your promise not to tell
her anything about this"
Rod said ho wouldn't forget. Lila
stood q tho head Of the eteirs until
tho front door closed behind him.
Then she danced saily back into
her boudoir.
Rod. on the other hand. vas d.
pressed o he started for home
planning bic 6rst talsehood 70 Der.
tic Lou.
Ito 6e Conttnued)
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is I'll pay It II It takes the rest OF
my life time to do It,"
Lila sighed. I'm sorry you
won't let mo do q little thing like
that for = friend" she said softly.
But II you won't the neck.
lace cost six thousand. but ! felt 30
safe over It ! insured Il for only
three. The bracelets were insured
for two thousand each. don't
know what they cost. Let's see.
that makes $1,000. Oh, Rod. It
would break you to pay that!"
1T certainly would II had to
pay It al at once" Rod admitted.
But ! propose to do It piecemeal.
Lila. II you don't mind"
"Of course not. silly. l don't want
you to do It at oil. What's $1,000
to me! ! think It will be fun to
fool everyone with my fakes. Il
takes money to throw . blu3 about
pearls. doesn't It? II Id worn
them In Wayville they'd have been
tagged"
7 LILA was arm. It'll get that de-
- tectivs l spoke Of. You'd better
see him here. though. and not at
the Office. ] wish you'd forget
about tho whole thing II hs fails
to turn up the thief"
mo, II | can't pay you the
amount OF the insurance I'll com.
municate with the police" Rod
avsrred stoutly. you'll lose enough
anyhow. It must have been my
fault somewhere along the line. |
ought to pay for It."
"All right. My land. what q Ions
time It takes vilkins!" Lila said
IN . voice th9k left mol doubt that
she wished to change the subject.
CHUCK It. Rod. no use to worry"
Her voice sank to extreme ten
derness . she gave his shoulder !
little pat.
The maid returned with 4 tray
and two crystal glasses. Lila put
one to Rods lips. Drink that and
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then run along homo and forget
what happened" che cosxsd. "And
whatever you do don't tell Berthe
Lou about It."
I'll have to. Lila. Shed won.
dor what ! vas doing with the
money"
Lila slipped at her glass IN 81.
lence. rinally: II wouldn't worry
Berthe Lou Il I we're you. Rod" she
said quietly. 1T isn't lair to me
to treat ne like . Shylock either.
ia be miserable" she went on
hurriedly % hs started to speak.
IT ! knew that Berthe Lou vas
suffering on my account. Why.
Rod. don't you realise that I'm Try.
Ing to - . Sso1 friend. that /
want to make up tor al The mie-
chief tried % hard 70 cause in
Wayville?''
Rod reached cut and took the
soft white haad that yootod On the
edge Of the desk. |yeu'so TIE best
friend In the world" hs tsld her
warmly.
Then you won't tell Berthe LDuI"
she besought him.
y don't feel justified II keeping
such . thing from her. Lila"
"Oh dear" Lila lemestol. sene
At these earnest people Who ~ iust
- eager to share . sorrow o q
Joy. Id 80 batty Il c. brought I'll
his troubles homo q ne. But, Of
course. II your mode. Or your code.
OF whatever e4eube you have com.
pels you to spoil Berthe Lou's hap.
piness when you could Just - we'll
keep your trouble q yourself, Why.
g ahead And 10 e."
Then what voul1 ! toll her sbeut
the money!"
Lila thought . nsome6f. TELL
her you're buying q j1tofeot n the
company. Th41 q 0v6s you have
70 explain tint. ~ yeu dsev The
money ont and plunee1 o Wall
street.
'0ns shock and it'o ovIt. Thls
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
p III Q e 82-
MALE HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED-Catholic men and
women of good character to call
- Catholic people presenting
proposition Of merit. Liberal
compensation and expense. Auto
mobile owners preferred. Write
for particulars. O'Keeffe e. Co.,
80 w. Goth St., N. Y. C.
MAGNETIC TROUBLE LIGHT, for
Autos, Boats, Camps, Garages,
sells for $500. Liberal commits
sions. For particulars, Wonderlite
Sales Co.. 21O Industrial Trust,
Providence. r. I.
MANAGER WANTED-FoY Bis
niarck store. Experience unneces-
sary-$65O cash deposit required
on goods. $500 up monthly. Man.
ufacturer, 207 South Eighteenth
ST.. Omaha, Nab.
BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.. Butte.
NJ mt.
WANTED-Strong boy to work at
Bismarck Bottling Works.
WANTED-A second cook at Hcff-
mans Cafe.
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Knoxville. Tenn, July 3l-This
city boasts Of 2S teams Of promineat
men in civic clubs, banks, industYia;
plants and commercial firms who
are excellent horshoe pitchers. j
league has been formed and contests
are held twice q week.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTCD-Modern furnished apart
ment or small furnished house at
once. Responsible couple. No
children. State particulars and
rental. Write Tribune Ad No. Is.
WANTED TO RENT-Modern six
or seven room house in Bismarck
by Sept. 1st. Prefer centrally
located. Phone Mandan 3SO-M, or
write Box 432, Mandan. No. Oak.
WANTED TO RENT-Two large,
unfurnished rooms suitable for
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Milwaukee. Wis.,. July Sl.-tR-
Mrs. Mary Ann Hartwell, IS, only
survivor Of . group Of women who
dried up" Baraboo, Wis, 70 years
ago by Z raid on saloons with hatch
cts, died here.
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FOR SALE

FOR SA1.E-Cafe in one of the best
South Dakota TWINS of 1900. Seats
70. Well equipped and furnished,
lots Of electrical equipment. best
location in town, on transcontin-
entail and other trails, doing ex-
cellcnt business. Ill health rea-
son fir selling. Write Tribune CO
AID No, Ia.
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AUTOMOBILE
FOR SAEE-I3x8 Chandler SIX Sc
dan. Used for demonstrating pur-
poses and driven about 2l00 miles.
Very reasonably priced. Phone
1462 or write N. @. Steen, Bis.
marck.
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RATCHET RAIDER DEAD

msrck Tribune for suitable re
ward?
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SALE-Lake Isabel cottage.
Three rooms and sleeping porch.
Completely furnished. Fine beach
and hunting. Mrs. o. w. Roberts.
1T Main Ave. Phone ISL or Isl.
FOR RENT-Aug. l, rooming house,
city heated apartments, furnished,
Modern eight-room house. For
sale, kitchen cabinet $500, bird
cage and stand for $500. Phone
HOUSE FOR RENT-Fivc room
bungalow located near high school.
SIS per month Inquire at SOP
Seventh Street North.
FOR RENT-Modern seven room
home in excellent condition. Well
located, close in, with garage.
First National Bank.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE--Partly
modern four room house. Inquire
at Sig Thirteenth street.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished
house. Write Tribune. CO Ad 9.
FOR RENT-Modern duplex. Phone
796.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-Man with Il
years general office and bookkeep-
ing experience desires permanent
position. Phone 461-W.
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FOR SALE-In County Seat Town,
central North Dakota, main line
N. p. railway-Stock of groceries,
dry goods, new stock, good going
business. Will sell or rent build
ing newly remodeled. Write Trib-
une CO Ad No. Is.
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APARTM ENTS

APARTM ENTS
FOR RENT-Very we'll furnished
two-room apartment. Two closets.
Gas range for cooking. Hazel
hurst Apis. ali Fifth St.. Phone
273.
FOR RENT-A nice, neat two-room
light housekeeping aparotment in
mdern home. Gas for cooking.
Phone 1926 or call 100 Mandan
avenue.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
modern apartment for one lady.
Always hot water. sol Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
303.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral housework. Must do cooking.
Small family, no children. Small
modern home, everything convcn-
lent. Do not apply if not quail
fled. State wages expected. Write
Ad No. 4, care of Tribune.
WOMEN, MEN-Earn $35. weekly
addressing cards. Home spare
time. Al year work, experience
unnecessary, no selling. Write.
National, Sab Jamaica, Wood
haven, New York.
Observation-Disclosures on farm.
three in family. no children. Must
be able to cook. Good wages.
Write CO Tribune Ad No. II.
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FOR RENT-Extra large, we'll VEN
tilated sleeping room, nicely fur
nished, large closet, close to bath,
telephone. Can be used for light
housekeeping. Don't call at meal
times. Phone 1921 or call at
421 First street.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room suitable for one or two
people, in modern home, close in.
One block from Broadway on Sec
ond street. Call 1437-W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room.
suitable for two ladies. Mus. be
seen to Be appreciated. Close in.
Phone 73S-W, or call at 315 Man.
dan street.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated fur
nished rooms in modern home.
Hot water heat. Call 4O4 Tenth
street.
FOR RENT-Large, airy, nicely fur
nished room, with large closet.
Close to bath. Call at SIS Fourth
street.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleep
ing room in modern home. S12
per month. Call at 61O Thayer
Ave.
FOR RENT-Two clean, furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Call at
: 100 Broadway or phone 129-W.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated room. !
Lavatory in room. Call at Sig
Ninth or phone 1115-M.
FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Piano n black walnut,
Colonial bedroom set, all other
household articles and canvas cot
tage. J. J. Engelhardt, Mandan,
BARGAINS IN used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan.
N D
FOR SALE-Dining room table and
chairs. Phone 971-W.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Complete threshing |
machine outfit 40 X 81. j. l. Case
separator and rs horse Mime
apolis steam engine in good con-
dition. Terms to reliable parties.
Priced very low. John Wray, Bis
In6rck, N. d.
FOR SALE-One IL x,7 "Hedroom"
tent with awning and sewed-in
floor. Practically new, $40. r.
w. Lumry, 81 Third St.
FOR SALE-Four burner electric
range with IS inch oven. Hotpoint
burner. Cheap for quick sale. !
Call 814.
FOR Casting box and one
TIL. P. Electric D. C. motor,
cheap. Inquire at Tribune office.
FOR SALE-Typewriter desk cheap. !
Phone 267.
: FARM WANTED
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Choice
Ramsey county 100 acre farm. un-
encountered, al under cultivation,
near consolidated school and town.
Also several Mclean Co. farms.
will sell or consider Bismarck resi-
dental property in trade. Write.
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Choice

FOR SALE OR TRADE. Choice
Ramsey county 100 acre farm. ur-
encountered, all under cultivation,
near consolidated school and town.
Also several Mclean Co. farms.
will sell or consider Bismarck resi-
dental property in trade. Write,
r. q. Box lis.
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FOR RENT-Two clean, furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Call at
100 Broadway or phone 129-W.
FOR RENT-Newly decorated room.
Lavatory in room. Call at sig
Ninth or phone 1115-M.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19

with the regular public Junior High School education.
 Miss Michal!na Jagodzinska. a graduate of Albany law school. paid a beautiful tribute to the pastor and his leadership.
 John Rogala spoke briefly on re- ligions education. remarking that nowhere do children receive . bet ter education in religion than in parochial schools. He also said that the new school is not only a monument 10 bette. education. but also a monument to religion.
 The school children sang the Pc. lish hymn "Boze Cos Polske." after which Father Bojnowski made the closing speech in which he spoke cf the excellent work that has been done in his parish. through the co. operation Of the parishioners and re- marked that the Polish people Of New Britain should feel proud of the achievement. He spoke Of the numerous tributes that have been paid 10 the parish by Polish people and the clergy all over the coun- try and likened the new schoo. 70 a fortress.
 We are always striving 10 keep in step with the best and feel that this parish can frankly boast of the best school buildings Of any Polish parish ill the New England states"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19

eot', "so'"'"s' stomach, dizzy spells.
 And it's . sign you need Tanlae. This good old reliable medicine has helped thousands who were physi- cal wrecks. See how the hlst bot tie helps you.
 Tanlac contains no mineral drugs; 1t is made of barks, herbs and roots-nature's own medicines for the sick. Get | bottle from your druggist today. Your money back if it doesn't help you.
 1anlac 31 MILLION bOTIlES USED
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19
NEW POLISH SCHOOL
 OPENED ID PUBLIC
First New England Junior High School Of Its Kind

Thousands ot people inspected the ! ucw Sacred Heart school. on Gold street yesterday afternoon when ]: was formally opened to the public At 7:30, the time set for the open ing exercises the auditorium was crowded 10 capacity.
 Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski. pastor c: Sacred Heart parish, opened the eN- ercises with prayer. after which the school children sang The Star >pangled Banner. Miss Mary Slno- czynsha, principal Of the new school outlined inc curriculum remarking that the children will not only re- Ceive the sama courses that are giv- en in public schools but also reli- gious education and instruction in language. She asked for full cooper arion and stressed the point of edu- eating them not only in one lan- guage but two.
 Alexander Iapsis then gave q rec iration. for which he received q long applause.
 Prolonged handclapping greeted inc next speaker, Dr. J. slysz. who sacred Heart school.
 Today. you Polish people Of this community, with the opening Of this new school house. are entering upon q new step in your eyer growing and progressive community. an event which no other Polish people of any community in New England have yet experienced. fe said Tomorrow when your children enter this new house of learning, they will be en- tering the first and only Polish Jun- }or High School in New England States. and the construction Of such q building IS an achievement which "acll and every Polish resident of his city has q right 10 be proud of
 Dr. Slysz remarked that no other parish in New England has achieved SO much, and not one has reached the high mark attained by Sacred Heart parish. due 10 the able lead rrship Of Father Bojnowsk! and his faithful parishoners.
 In his remarks about the new school, pr. Slysz said that the child ren of the parish will be able to re- ceive not only elementry education in the Polish language. but will also benefit greatly by the new higher courses. which will be given in the new school and which will compare
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19
HERALD AGAIN IS ID HAVE MARBLE TOURNEY
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hero Of New Britain. the champion O. 50 American cities VIII play. The official game Of the marble tour nameat is ringer, as t has been played in the local tournament for the last four years and which Is q game played for sportsmanship only.
 The primary rule of ringer is that all games shall be flor fair and not for keeps. School and play ground officials everywhere have endorsed t for the lessons Of skill. and self restraint that fl teaches. This tournament offers an oppor- tlnity for fame and recognition.
 All expenses of the trip for the New Britain champion will be paid by the Herald" The Junior Achievement Foundation will run off the match games and generally conduct the tournament, 4 week in one Of the finest hotels in Atlantic City will enjoyed. The winner vii! ride In q Pullman and live like a king. Playing marbles on the specially built rings 40 feet from the Atlantic ocean, bathing in the sllrf riding leisurely in a roller chair. skimming the waves in a sea going yacht, and treated as an honored guest at a hundred and one enter talnments planned for them-who wouldn't want 10 be king of mar bIes?
 II will not cost any boy one cent to join the Herald-Junior Achieve
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19
ON POLICE BIOTTER

C. W. Swanson complained that the spare tire was stolen off his ai- ,omobile while 1t was parked ID front of hi. home at the corner ot Monroe and Arch streets.
 Mrs. Gurrason os 558 Arch street complained that her son was bitten by a dog owned by q family living at the corner 0: Wallace and Nall- son streets.
 & NJ. Bayer 0, .5I LinTood street reported yesterday that someone re- leased the brakes on his automo- bile and it rolled down Fairyle" street hill, striking a pole and a tree.
 Joseph Draizen Of 1e55 find'a1 avenue. New York. reported that the spare tire and rim were stolen oIt his car while Il was in the rear oi the Honeyman Auto Sales Co. on East Main street Saturday
 William Robinson of 173 Hart street reported the theft Of q rob rom his car while it was parked on , High street, near West Main. Mrs. Anna Mkalouis of PIP Hart ford avenue reported that she had been given liquor at the home of friends on Oak street Saturday and when she awoke she missed s@3. Sergeant F'eaney IS lnvestiga ting.
 Com piaint was made Saturday aft e-noon that boys were setting fire 10 grass on Westerly street.
 Kenneth Mcdonald Of o5 Henry street reported at 1 ?, m, saturday that $l7 vas taken from him !n Main street shoe shining store. De- 'ective Sergeant Lilingcr reported that the complainant's brother had taken the money for safe keeping because of his condition resulting from drink
 14-year-old boy 1-as turned or|r to the probation department for theft of 2 change carrier rom 'h. hallway at the home of Peter agng tini of sS1 Arch street There va :l Tn the carrier. which Is ot th tyne used on buses
 Officer Anton Niler.ski found two zirls, aged 1G and fl years, CIT 'eranaa at l. Albany avenue, short- IA b'ioi@ t'p1h E0'1itIaS it'' LII : - and learned that 'hov had bean 10 ( dance in Hartford with con- ranions and found themselves locked oGt on their return.
 The New Britain Ionunrntal Works reported that three head stones had been damaged 70 thn "E- tent e s2na. at tho yard, 123 Oak street Tho stones were to have been kept fin stock.
 Prank Ro1nani Of Corbin avenue. who lsft home some time ago and Tas located in New York only 10 ro 10 springfiold>O. instead of return ing to New Britain is on his way to this city. according 10 word re- ceivei by the police
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19

he said We have accomplished a great deal in the part and We have much more to look forward to. With your kind cooperation and har- mony l feel that the parish will grow steadily and in time will be one of the greatest, if not the great est. among Polish parishes in this country"
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19
TO GIVE MINSTREL SHOW

\ minstrel troupe from St. Peters Church will provide entertainment in Wallingford tonight for the Cath. oiic church there. More than a score of parishioners will be included in the cast and a large number will attend from this city.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-19
Here for Celebration,
 Gives Birth to a So'

Mrs. Daniel Sherman of te2 Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn. \. r came 10 this city yesterday to attend 'hc silver wedding anr,vrrs8rH of Mir and Hrs- Bernard Stein of 27 Nia- t.rop street. Nr. Sfeln s irr u1rir. This uornin. she was rushed 10 Now Britain General hospital @aero she caHe hItTh 10 2 son 29 minutes after reaching the institution.