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REQ. REQ.
"TREW" VALUES.
Our Principal Profit
Is the Buyers Good Will.
1926 REQ Coupe.
1925 REQ Sedan.
1924 REQ Touring.
1925 Hupmobile Sedan.
1926 Buick Sedan.
1924 Buick Touring.
1925 Hupmobilc Roadster.
1924 Buick Sport Roadster.
1924 Dodge Touring.
1926 Oakland Sedan Landau
1927 Ford Coupe.
1926 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Hudson Brougham.
1925 Dodge Roadster.
1926 Chandler Sedan,
1924 Studebaker Tour, (Big o.,
1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan.
1925 Jewctt Coach, model 6-S0.
1926 Overland Coach,
1925 Jewett Sport Touring,
We Have Other Cars From
SIS to $3.50. They Are Good,
OPEN uNTlL o I'm. EVERY DAT
4 Pm SUNDAY,
THE TREW MOTOR CO,
ls26 lilh ST. Decatur 1910.
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TWO 1923 HUPMOBlLE
CENTURY MODELS.

One S-cyiinder sedan and one 6-cyiiBder.
custon-buit roadster, absolutely new, driven
only from the dealers floor 70 our show
room. Here - your opportunity to save
some real money on a new car.
LINCOLN T>PASS. SEDAN. late model:
4-wheel brakes: IN excellent condition:
NASH SEDAN. lsse. two-door: ss75;
very good condition.
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REcOMNENpED sERvICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satAsfaction TO Star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary 70 be made 70 the Star
viii receive prompt attention, For
admission 20 Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch lis.
AUTO PAfNTIKG JOBS COMPLETED 10 ~
bours With wonderful new dnrable LACQUER
sons Sss aeids Is mai san ia aissn. ian s1aS nS III III
" .s% sSa ssgs R ,ds. e $50 'rs re yss os
sssy9gssds 81 - ine 200 OR.hs =. sss e9 soSS
81 soas Is isas thar f ! wsss T b Our or
skilled Dues" mechanics with genuine
=. ssy s1tao ssqsss sss hsss see..s roy II
ours sasb'es us % eaote surprisingly low
,lts ~ fo shlS Ftssrs,,ss. g hrsseisss.ss s.s ~Sr5
Gtaaaa ri NV
Alto PARTs sIcKEf Plated: brass beds.
aHgst0ns ete,. Felaa0i1sred: fine silver Dist.
G yl1ak I'm XII 'sasi '2se iso Eie,s A oissn,as " nw q"
6EgIEs y, sEgyieE fos Des.fr salg.s ,ss =,
ssle seLss'c. aeLESny essyiiSs VIE spsss eSn5
Esgsek" machinery on 2 "faifsts" bas1s.
SOU eaieEs 5nss bow 30 much sao souf ID biiI viii
as sF3zi s8sl nRks y0u q permanent
.asioasf Dsek hprpby. Ina. i52s KsIo'
JEDDIAG or ALI KINDS renoTated ard
s.@FshIsG ,2y .Is..3. .Igfsss sggngssG1 e. ~ Health
bsadoe 2 ts &gi % 5ts 60 X oe z" PIss. pssss
5ecasuF S55
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lss ss5,sy ss s 3l5 's Z. s'ss sw aln cgIgsa ssss
BEDDING NATTRkseEg. bog Syringe ard
.ss'N IVY Nstsfs.s 2sS e. e. 5 S s' g'oss ssS as,
bE9lIpiAp HEkgYAfED. sfgi0gs. glstiresaes.
-. gass' geadlng %. ~ y 81 y. 1094
brig H.. noDefeee cafpelgt1F pOFhs Dsint.
ssss6e' s fD' Vi VIII Iease s'" Atisnei@ XIX cY ss
GAkPKltTEh g0BEEH Pofe4aes. gassges,
see@'. sa q FeIf,s1 p1se 'fgssF fse nSh 'qa ~
tAgPEMg EE and issiliAeFs~~ Kxteft M0fknen.
ya,as, y., m w., fe,e2as''ag M W st5fLiy.s
CARPENTER Isaisdia< st4gise--vfssBefai fe'
ElasteTffs q johnson 1916 Iyl6F Col s.gl9,
FTEPEgTER BgfLDEB - Hsmoas i,ns
sad Eeaefal gepaif NerE kstlAihfe cheer
gGIiy g5,ssse,,.. ~. Terms. John Piisad SiS =
FAEPFkTER reliable, boUse geDsiFe pyraIi
i goWsii. pfssk s67.W 5sT a. n.M.
rTEPERTERc CONTRACTOR. DgIidI1g alter
atiens gepsirs cement woib dlfHssiu .g0rt
ss.aa0' sese4 ,saE ~ lis ~ ails lssrsa'so = T
CHAIR IAsETha hsad Caucus. sPllat esi.s
2f ss l5.b n VI i sa9''.tt1f se tsssf ss ss h,'9'1'10F
ELESTHIcAL HEPEJRIhG motfs. aSmA
ssf sii.i. 10 saps5 l s2a as6t. SSsN No1s S5s ~ Z
FTECTRU WInTE6 xDeasi; s.foogl hous
selest s'7a p'i2Ss'f iSs ss,messs a G.sssa hsS
gU8lRB Decorating snG Electric Co. lac,
&06 q ~ ma Fgsak 500
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NOTlcE THESE spECIALsl

Packard III len, with starter, ,,,,., SlAu
Renuhlle II " steal stake es,yly, ,,tst ieo
Republic ion, pneumatic tires elesed
hadS, lIshls and starter .,ssssss.es l9A
Rspyhlle u ten, With a.csl ceNlieea, -.
white ts1 Ut Atom each, eAaie drives -
FN0d EnF tfallAes each ,. 90
unse Nsht AfllSeFy ,stxs . lNA
loo Fiee4da Ave NE, Nurth iNlAs als
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wANrKn--ROOsIS Am R0ARn

GENrtrMAN tBes.fes AtaFaetive raaaa aa.l
tlsalNa AdStFvsa nex ast,R star alAee :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- Ffex4a 4a9.aa
tsareh, ARtlFNlsAeAs aaslat ee eAeAa alll have
water "a or hath near 1AtA xs apa VI Nv
or War And NavN lAeptss Aet oyer SSa RteRta
faAnN tsesip~s uaftgAtshesa rSAanl AMI bath,
ctHt W, atfaRteSt ahks sssnkARYa eN,
Issssages state gvatal Address ReN MN
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srTr,ATtloN--MALE.

YOUNG NAN Swiss wants DoAltioN
nousenSa in hotel or private family. Al
dress Box @tS-R.- Star Office. l3e
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal -
cents per line additional 20 the reg
uiar lire rate
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The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction 70 Star
: readers. Any complaint found
necessary 20 be made 70 the Star
viii receive prompt attention, For
admission 70 Recommended Service
Column call Main 5000, Branch lis.
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sALE--AUToMOBILEs.
CLEARANCE SALE.

r. McREYNOLDS & SON,
1423-1425-1427 l. St. NV.
S-T-U-D-E-B-A-K-E-R.
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RNNNlS AN RnARn

MI PHEASANT tSll keasVss---S' sesss, assS
uNNnie SN0th fgoht geeaAs we'll f0E0ished FAr
M. SrhneS hNnse sntealsst NAaix
1a&N Sa4t SF, N.W,-~~NeAg DRlpan& ClRVle>
Asttesh tVNhle FsssAstas twln he<is, %iA aAQ,,
tNNst aAd ssAaed SaaAAAeF rates, Npa sheUI
- tReta They SAY tAs aseAls are 1ASk won-
1907 CItEF<lN ST NW,--xSise seSo,sast,StaF
eR tive
ltSA Y VT N,W--NseelF haroisAea rNaas.
senssnFtNate hath sxeelleat NaAgss, heaas
ssAAklass garaxes l4s
lAaS 10th Sr.~~KeHnea vSsuAx kattsSs, hsaati-
gAt home exeNllent Msesls. WeA1 furnlsAesf
ESaAsls LAUNDRY pgiytle2es, &AtA@AN Rsaath,
lusN tNth SF,-~~V aeNlaIy fgF SoMfax SsSN
pflSAte hAth Aa1 eNyelAenk naaasA 1S%
Evening star., 1928-04-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ssy 1a aPaoa sGia issS se s'a@.a' q. "@ Main sT
A,pPAREL--0el together discarded oiolhinS.
pl,oas I. y. WIaGrh' ". 80 SoiaW tpet' sa'e
BOOKS BOUGHT 81 Kinds, single books. Ibnd
.a.s sG.s 70 rh snilre hernriea Being them n" or
glg BOOK shop. Daa o Il NV NV. No branef,
!. BOOKS = u, BOUGHT s Main 55Ia, i7ii q q.
a.bAnksAs IAN dsId glasses, tpois suns. spg.
sd3. Iith and u, "' ''a"""''
CLOTH no VIII call n our npIettered an.
msn's worn eiofhls' shoes. i iiigsase. % ate W
write e ar cell. Main 4l4b Iuslh's Old
FuhhlTnAE-~rIf YOU have furniture % sell.
aatiliM ~ tnIletn DiailDs. eiH., rAal ngua-
isss. Eofth 5bi2, any time. buy eYefythln9
FURkunAE--~isest Driaes paid Tor turnl.
yHa.as yaa, russ ana piano q shannon AAagms
EuAhIIDgE ~ sSery dsserIDllepi beet
ggsss ar 's bes gasntsrs y Coz osp1 soao
Ky s.o edns " f. .iesphans eEsh'ip ptss sS.
fiiGaITfRg wXsTEb--ws VIII nav mora ii
utghSS lHhH any nthFf dealer toF your JuFhl'
tnIs pb0ns Franklin aOtb, Notes Store,
800 10Th a.. nv lfs
FunhITiIRF~-~I Day nioFe money IDr your
household goods ana office fuFnitilfn, bHb
l,e avs "A hhg0i Adsnis lob atl1r p.Ip.
FURktTBHE 0f all kinds wanted best prices
w. q ph0ne kranklIn l04d1. -
fuHhITUHE III Afefg deAeTlnil0n for hgmh,
qftiea 0I st0ts. Call Main A2HH, Top Prices,
GOLD silver. watches diamonds and old
lsgglTg pee1ed ~ our manufacturing afpl
klii aaEl gaIte phld sslllnsers: Hlh q
OFFICE FURNITURE and household goods,
deslT Rblf aika slanlle ~ Dlafebanditei VIII
a1ttA
STROLLER. Wait tn hHk 10 feflt sneand
hAIlm nlEaIlnI Ehilllh lie alHlla n4ln M.
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Alto PAiNTIKG JOBS COMPLETED 10 ~
hours With Wonderful new durable iaedueg
finish that grows haDde0Ener with are, Proof
aE09HS1 rain aa0w. ice, steam. soap. am
ias ah0w you samples of fine work With
fkass egoeilent material Prices $50 up. Jos.
EeReyBeids gnc. 1000 EpehuF u. Col. 1052.
lAE3 Is. n L q. nv. Decatur GSG.
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GFNT7TNF SWEDISH MASS AGF. FOR AP.
puintnlent. call Shepherd 5nl4-J---------
T1SSAGE ALPINE SUN IMPAIRED AND
sSe-trirai treatraenfs by competent person
for acute and chronic ailments Fr ssay.
Evening star., 1928-04-12

EARFEM1EE and EssilsaeFa~~K Kat1eft work men,
ssMagI ayise bgaee4aits. screens. p0Fofas, fggrs
geas0r a5ge Feiagdeiiag, W. j. SULLIVAN,
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FfgCTRU WIn1NG~-SpfasIl ato0gl honss
R3fed o0Dlpets ~tlh fEtgFet So 30. eon'
9stitR1 Decorating snG Electric Co. lac,
&0e q a HN Frank 500
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sAI.E--lAllTO TRUCKs

nOIlGE RIaOs, ,gsRAMAM t,ton nAneI,l,sl.sy
truck, in gNpd epNditt0n, new Wres. Wiz
soil reAsanahle seg cash, Call Col, 500
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ghBFEkTE9 fsaisdiaS SfFsfSs--vseileFaI re-
BgoesatqR repairing gf pfgpeyty. cement WORK
gissterftas y johnson 1916 IFyiHg Col s5glT.
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Rant ROONs-IINrIlRNISurD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IT, WIZARD N.Ms--vt' 'etogetl--el srSse tyS,ai
fpNM With hay wtNNAowss Aall sastrange
..s ~ asaysssSssS Akhl and heals ycseFrntes
ANN, kyOMA. private BATH. anaa. gV0tl
neAgheoFhoyd, Reasonably Adams StsST
l0S 9Th ST MN spAsssss,u rtssgsS -
ilS ~ h@slsekeeniRg, Ne cAiAsea.
lVlS ST Ms ertxat, clean yeaaa>
asw,ass eeSSfstatNs new Sarags. sara. sgatA
cta eNt.aSMres reaS0nAfNsS
SlS l. ST NM lsrSSs 0RtsFnisAe,.
fNeaas, heat and kas IuEnIsAsl, So.
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fARPHNTER q BgfLDEH = Renayssilne
and Eetefa1 geDaif N9Fk kstjpihk cheer
fllly glgep, Terms, John Faisnd bIg II 81.
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and repaired. Called for and delivered c. y
krmiser. al6 n. Y. ave. Fr TT07.
OLD HOUSE WIRING and fixtures by ex.
Electric Co, Adams 52T3. Sc
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srTuATIoN--DoMEsTIC.

GIRL 10 clean bachelor ant. City refer
eace STAY some nights. Apply NJ once
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f5FAIEEts 8F. tsIfft Ffsss .9sFFf5bf WHFFEI VNFtA
al3g, ReB sFAi repair and BaW wSgE very gea
EsaasDie, s W. i10sse. Atlautla 10. iHs
fARPKliTEh J0BEEH Pofs4les. ga6agAs
sagG@niUs general teWa1F work Inquire II
AaL "a d ~ L3Ls.la LALe La IEs
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AUTO REPIHJeHIRG--~A better Duc0 rehn.
Ssh IL done ia less than 3 week by orr
skilled ''Dueo" mechanics with genuine
'DHeo." without feHaaging the npish now
yohF automobile. This special process OF
ours enables us 70 enDte surprisingly low
prices Tor this gasrslstesd Aret~cisss work.
Adams 800. Dick Murphy. IDe.. i52s Kai-
fJFAa3A Yd NV
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a cultured French lady IL orgsntxtng 3
small. exclusive party TO tour France. pari
pf Italy. SWITZERLAND and Spain. An oppor.
tfSustF 70 meet and associate with rehleo
Fsencn people and 70 derive pleasure and
kcnent rarely offered. For particulars cal
Potomac 3G7G.W.
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not @peffeof serylae" we think this tga.
IpDasiBle, 5nf ''Dsek Murphy SeFyios" done
~ sk}yteo "EH3eks mechanics with epeoisl
fRgsek" machinery on ; HGatFsts" basis
whereby you know st the time s0n leave
sspF %suisx1 5ust bow much your bill win
1s thai VII make you q psfmanent
customer. Dick Hprphy. Ina.. i72s KsIo,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
Doctor Found What is Best
 for Thin, Constipated People

As a family doctor at Monticello. Illinois, the whole human body. not any small part of it. was Dr. Cald- wells practice. More than half his "calls" were on women, children ana ba bies. They are the ones most oft sn sick. But their illnesses were usually of minor nature-colds. levers. headaches. biliousness- all of them required first thor ough evacuation. They were con- stipated.
 In the course of his 47 years practice Che was graduated 1ro.h Rush Medical College back in lStp he found a good deal of success III such cases with & prescription Of hls own containing simple laxative herbs with pepsin. In 1892 he decided to use this formula in the manufacture of a medicine to be known as pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and in that year his prescription was first plac- ed on the market.
 The preparation immediately had as great a success in the drug stores as it previously had in his private practice. Now, the third generation i is using it. Mothers are giving 1t to their children who were given 1t by their mothers. Every second Of the working day someone somewhere ,s going into 8 drug store 10 buy H.
 Millions of bottles of Dr. Caldwelf' Syrup Pcpsin are being used year l Its great success is based on merit
 on repeated buying, on one satlsi'ee
 user telling another. There ar' thousands of homes in this countr! that are never without a bottle O pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. and w
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
UNDERWRITERS END TWO YEAR ROW ON SCHOOL INSURANCE
(Continued from First Page)

mething which they have never had before.
 "We, therefore, offer the following resolutions:
 Resolved: That the New Britain Board of Fire Underwriters recom- mend to the school board that the entire fire and boiler insurance on school property shall be divided into as many equal parts as there are members of this board and that one part of said insurance shall be dis tributed to each Of said members ex- elusive. however, of the amount Of said insurance that this board may award direct to the agency dicial- ly designated to represent the under writers before the said school board. Be it further "Resolved. That the agency select ed to represent this board before the school board be selected at this meeting.
 Be it further Resolved: That the proportion ol the total fire and boiler insurance i allotted to the agency selected 1T compensation for the work involved
 shall be determined by this board 1T this meeting"
 The resolutions were adopted.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
SAVE WOMAN FROM JAIL

Mrs Victoria Nisnauskas, aged 45. of 40 Hurlburt street. was found guilty of the charge of violating the liquor law and was fined s150 and costs with suspended jail sentence Of 60 days. Only the fact that she has seven children kept her from going to jail. Judge Sake said. Testimony was offered that a still" was turn ing out moonshne liquor in the bathroom at the woman's home when policemen entered on April 1a, and the fact that at least one mar ried woman had made a practice Of getting drunk there was testified to.
 The case of Albert Vasseline. aged 32, of 76 Cherry street, charged with violating the liquor law on April IA, was partly tried, but because of the lateness of the hour, continuance until Saturday was ordered. Attor- ney Thomas F. McDonoush repre- sents Vasseline. Donald Louis Gra- ham, professional agent" in the em- ploy Of the police, is the star wit, ness.
 The case of Walter Szydlowski aged SS, of 66 Smith street, charged with violation of the liquor law. vii be heard tomorrow, and that of Will liam Fiedordzyk, aged 32, of 46' Burritt street, similarly charged. vii be heard Saturday, as will the liquo case of Anna Battaglia of 26 Frank lin street
 The cases of Edward Helm. age' 3l. of 545 Stanley street, and Henr, Forseh, aged 27, of 396 Park street charged with attempted highwa robbery, were continued until Sat urday.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
Judge Marvin to Charge
 Grand Jury in Putnam

Hartford. April % P}-Judge l.. r. Waldo Marvin will go to Putnam on Friday to charge the grand jury in the case of Roland I.alone and Albert Raymond, charged by th" state of Conpecticut with the mur- der of State Policeman Irving H.. Nelson of New Haven on Good Fri day. I.alone and Raymond are held in Springfield, Mass, for the Conncc- ticut authorities.
 States Attorney Howard C. Brad 1 ford of Putnam was in Hartford to- day. presumably with reference 70 making application for the eAtradI- ton of the two accused.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
SCREW SHOP AND LOCKMEN
 TO PLAY OFF FRIDAY NIGHT
Captain Andy YakubOwitz To Try To Pass Paul LaHar's Mark
 in Point Scoring

The postponed game between Cor bin Screw and Corbin Cabinet Lock basketball teams in the Y. M. c. A. Industrial league will be played at the "" gymnasium Friday night at s o'clock. according to announce ment made today by Industrial Sec retary Bryce Long.
 The game is being played to de- termine whether or not Captain Andy .Yakubowitz of the Screw shop team can overcome 8 27 point lead which Paul LaHar has as leading in- dividual scorer. Andy will undoubt- edly be fled" by his teammates in an effort to put him in first place and thus win the M. c. Levitt sta tuette which the leading scorer will receive. In the last game played b, the Screw shop team it aided its captain in scoring l5 field goals fol a total of 30 points.
 "Chief' Larson will draw the as signment to keep the candidate fol honors in check. Cabinet Lock play CTS arc determined they will proven him from overtaking LaHar who le' the league through three-quarters o the season.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
THRIFT AT NE. H. 5.
 TAKING SPURT UP
Impetus Given by Addition Of
 Undergraduate Hustler

The Senior High schools lowly standing among schools in this city which are taking part in the school saving system has improved consid- erably during the past two weeks due to a new system established by Principal Louis P. Shade.
 Under the new system the two faculty members who have been in charge, are to be assisted by mem- Der of the student body. Joseph Ne- trona. son of Mir. and Mrs. Carmine D. Vetrano of Russwin road, has been selected from the pupils and his work brought the school from last place to fifth from the last. This Is the highest mark the Sen for High school has yet reached and the newly appointed student mem- Der is confident the standing will be better at the end of the year. Miss Antoinette J. White and Principal Slade are the faculty members in charge.
 Principal Slade has been asked to 1 forward invitations to college pre- paratory pupils at the Senior High school to be present at sub-fresh' man exercises at several of the uni versities. Some of the universities arc having high school day while other! are having & three day program which is termed their annual sub freshman weekend. The exercise! 1 r. .. Lo,f Nav and 4
 Coach George NJ. Cassidy has re ceived a letter from Vermont Acad cmy requesting him to save a dat on his football schedule for next fall He is giving the matter serious con sideration and expects to talk ove the matter with the Vermont coacl when the academys baseball tean plays kingswood school soon.
 Since there Is only a short tim left during which members of tn graduation class may have thel Beehive class book photographs talk en, a request has been made tha they arrange for sittings as soon a possible.
 The park department is workin in Willow Brook park with a vieN to getting it ready for track meet which are to be held there this veal Jumping pits. and the race track ar being made ready
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
Terrible Eczema
 Goes Quickly
Strong, Powerful Yet Safe. Sur geOn's Prescription Called MoOne's Emerald Oil Has
 Ast0nished Physicians

Here is T surgeons wonderful pre- scription now dispensed by pharlna- cise at trifing cost, that will do more towards helping you get rid oi unsjgh,ly spots and skin diseases than anything you've ever used
 In skin diseases It's action is li'tl" less than magical. The itching ot eczema is instantly stopped the eruptions dry up and scale oil Tn q very few days The same is true oi harbers' itch. salt rheum and other irritating and unsighfly skin trou- bles.
 You can obtain Noone's Emerald Oil in the original bottle at any mod ern drug store. It is sale io use, and failure in any of the all mcnts noted above is next 10 impos' sibie. Fair Drug Dept. can suppl, you at any time.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
CENTRAL JR. H. s. NOTES

The section presidents of the Central Junior High school met this morning for the weekly business meeting. Benedict Vetrano, Civic League treasurer, spoke on banking. Miss Stearns. assistant director of the League spoke on school paper, banking. and the matter of the en- tertainment to be given on Friday of this week. President McEvoy presided at the meeting.
 The ninth grade of the school will meet in the auditorium this Friday afternoon.
 The clubs met yesterday after noon to continue club work. Dur ing the meeting of the school paper club, Mir. Adams reported that only 200 copies of the last issue were sold and coo printed. The member Of the club who sold the most copies was Walter Glabau, who disposed of 79.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
LEASES MAIN STREET STORES

Morris Sorolcr has rented two stores on Main street in which he plans to conduct a retail shoe store and a boys and mems shoe shop He has taken quarters in the Leonard building owned by Louis Raphael at 300 Main street at an annual rental of s4,S00. He has rented the other store from S. w Menus, Jacob Birnbaum and s, Levine at 236 Main street. This was formerly the Vogue Shoe store. The leaso on this store will run for I've years at an annual rental or S3.G00.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

doubt there is any amount of anti pneumonia serum in Canada and possibly in Quebec. but Dr. Barach knew that the New York state de- partment of health manufactures a special serum containing anti-bodies against typo two pneumocco"us. This can only be obtained frem them and in anticipation that it might be type two pneumoccocic tn- lection, the Rockefeller institute volunteered to send a supply sf this serum"
 Dr. Hayward. superintendent of the Montreal General hospital questioned the need for Lind bergh's hazardous flight. He said they had type l and type 2 serum available there but that no request had been made for il from Quebec,
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
TICKET AGENT FINED $50
Carroll, Not Lewis, Brought
 Before Police Court Judge

James Carroll. aged S4, of the Arlington Hotel, Buffalo. N. I, pleaded nolo contendere to the charge of violation of the law rela- tive to lottery tickets, and was fined $50 and costs by Judge M. D. Sake at the afternoon session of police court yesterday. He was represented by Attorney Norman Beers of Dan- bury.
 Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods nolled the charge against "Connle" Lewis, Bridgeport sportsman, and told Judge SaXe it had been lcarn- ed that Carroll and not Lewis was
 connected with the lottery. Lewis case had been continued several , times since he was notified several , weeks ago to be in court with q number of other lottery prom otcrs | and agents, who were fined after | offering no defense.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25

holder of the world speed record for automobiles, at the Brooklands motor races.
 He was one of the finest" Camp bell said. "He was one of the first to congratulate me when l made my record ut Daytona. The world of motoring has suffered a great loss in his death"
 London. April s5 R-Captain Malcolm Campbell, British motor car speed racer. said that he was greatly grieved at the news Of the death of Frank Lockhart at Daytona Beach while attempting to establish a world speed record. Captain Campbell was attending the motor races at Brook!and track when in formed Of Lockhart's fate. He was very keen on his job. said Captain Campbell, and was one of the first to congratulate me when l set up my record figures Tn my Blue Bird. The motoring world I has suffered a great loss i'll his death"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-25
|LUDDY IS MANAGER l 0F H. s. ATHLETICS
Clark Appointed Director ol
 Baseball Teams D&inieS

William Luddy. son of Mrs. Mary Luddy of 37 Bassett street, was to- day appointed general manager of athletics at the Senior High school for next year. He will succeed Eu- gene Brown of Harrison street who has been manager for the past year.
 Luddy has made mark for him. self in the short time he has been at the school. He was formerly en- rolled at St. Thomas Seminary at Hartford. but last September he en- tered New Britain High.
 Henry Clark. son of Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Clark of Kensineton has been appointed baseball manager and has already entered upon his duties. He was active in athletes at the school during his three years as g. pupil and was member of the kensing- ton Boys club, kensington Congre- gational church basketball teams and the Kensington Boys club swimming team when 1t won the state championship in 1927.