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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
1O6 iunoSen iuanba lcsfi'uaimo iuic-
IA pitGG bmolen itIestaGn.

@onias Gitp, belnlif. 20 p. -
8aiffa Wsrs @mmo WicItn5on OF
t06 wuooen ifGinen, min ban wielo
onioitiee toimeentitlonin ollafieeu
~talouoelliiesti riippunoton nrils
to-, futen ban ianoo. Sun on OH
mattineuloia ia tefee tpotd fabocf-
Ian tuntia pdimdsid erddsid moat-
teioen foriausuerstonsia. Sdnen no
fonid on ipielG bpipd.
Ners WfcWiobonin mics froli,
fun ban (0srs @c@iobon) oil 80
hpuooen lponbo. &1nelli on neljd
poifaa, joista ipanbin on 10 ipuo-
ben ifdinen. 9lifofnaon ban ioutlii
Siour-inoiaonien ,pangifii, jotfo pi
tiudt bdntd miifanaan wtinneioton
metiisid nelid ipiiotta. Mrs wscUso-
bonin I'D fuOIi io7 'u''OOen 'UOnbo-
no
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Snumi lainaa Is mill. y(mcrifasta

Supmi lainaa 15 mill. S(merifasta.
9be 9eational GitD COMPANY ia
erGGt toilet nelp-portilaiiet ponffi-
liitfeet olpat tebneet iopintlifien Suo
men ballitufien funsia uubesta 15
milioonan oollarin lainasta. 2oinc
otetaan 80 ipuooefii, 512 proien.in
forollo ia pGaaiiasia It'll tparten,
ettG iill1 mafietaon 9fuotiista 10.
1921 61s proientin forolla ia muit-
tenfin epdebulliiillo ebboilla otettl,
250 mill. marian lama.
Gbe gtational gitp Company ie-
loStoa Suon1en rsoltion talouoetli-
fen oIeman eritt6in mafaiparaiiotii,
ettG len pelot oipot pofautettiiia ia
ett1 tpaltion lainain obella otet!lt
funnalliiet lainot oipat taattuia ia
mormoia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Seanbinapian 9(meriean einja

ilmoittaa ettG 9. 9. @Sellig 0Iap"
Iaapui Sopenbaminaan belnlif. 15
y. 1923 onnelliiesti. 9. q. "ltniteo
States" lGbti Sslosta belmif. 16 p.
ia implui Seem gorfiin If. 81 p.
puriebtiafieen taas tafaiiin maolisf.
3 p. 1923.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
GriuimfplGlta!


Hoffanen on paltffrillit nurfisla
tGdlld meibdnfin fpldllGntme rdin6
ipiinle p1iipiilG. gtiinfiiin ianan to-
pa on: "Selmifltu napttGd tpoimail-
ia tannlifuulle, peljelleen."
&uolon enfeli taas ipieraili fp-
I1ll1rrlme ipiirue piifolla lauantai-
no, futfuen ii6iippteen panbufien1-
me Scr Safarias Sannin1 iofa 10
pitf1n aitoa on ollut beiffona iai-
Rama.
g[iatelfaarnme nlifG rauballinen
lepo on npt alfaniit tdlle ntattanlie-
belle. Susfat ia f6riinpfiet ei bdn-
tG en1Gn ipaiipaa. Seeilifien belmas
ia on min bptpd leip6td mailman
nrprsfpistG pGGstpG. Se omaiiet,
jotfa roftainpaanne MT faipaatte
lobouttafaa itIeGnne nGillG berttaiiil
la aiatlifiille.
Scr Sonni oil fpl6mme tpanbint-
pio oIitffaita. &olliit muistot bGnes
tG iGG b6nen laaialle pst1tpGpiiril-
leniG.
&plGmme ltuii foulu on nDt ipal-
mis-. abferoiben toinlittiin mime
tpiifon lopullo nltlitellen falustoi-
ia uuteen rofennlifleen. Snnolla o.
dpatfin lopitfaiiet 10 oootelleet p1Gs
t6fienid iinne oppimaan.
SGll1 ipiifolla, maanantaitl-aa-
muna litofat olfoitpat ipiifon toinlin
tanIa iluiisia luoffa buoneisia.
Central ia STD foulut tulepat
tGsteoes tointimoan pboistettpin1.
Tarentnlat mabbolliiitlioet tasid
1tuoesio foulusiu ipormaantin tuot-
taipat beoelml1lliien opinnon ia0on
lapiien ipoGntisi1. Snnea beio1n
tointinnalle.
Scr 8illiam Senorics (Maunli-
la) Wtilpaufeesta fGnpGfi ipieraile-
masia t1GllG fotifpldllGGn mime
ipiifon lopulla. @i ban moinlit nil
pp1 fuin Ipbpen aian,' mutta baus-
foa oil Iuooa bGntd taas teripebtid.
Siitos ftipnnistG.
gtuorufainen CHARLES aorfiautd-
Fl, iofo fofo lailla pitf1n aifaa iai-
>yqsti ialfoonfa on npt idlleen moi
nut nennG jotfainaan opinnoitaor
forfinfouIusIo. San onfin foipin
buoIebtinut ldfipistddn iairalitenia
oifana. aDlId bduen boIufas irtonia
pion bdnelle oppia liidd. Olenme /
Lolita bdnen parantirntiiestdam ia
porbointo mencstpStd nuorellc OPP
piloolIemmel &ip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
102 iunoSen iuanba mics fnollnt
yte,u WorfisIa.

Seem Yorf, beInif. 16 y. - 9lu-
oustils 6. 9lcbiIles, fotoiiin 8est
9seiu Srigbtonisto, Stoten Sslonois
ia, fiioli ellen 102 wuooen ifGiienG
fpodnbaIpouficen. Suruianomo fos
ii bGnen "a muooen panboon tpttG-
reeieen iifii fosposti, ettd b1nfin
fitoli iananlaiieen taiitiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23

Sintrta iinittintlsto on Yolestii-
nosio ber6tt1npt aifoniis boioittoa
maaban iuoIapatias, icta pioetddn
Bonbosia Gestomentisio mainittii-
no oootin woimono. g)bmnld. ioIIo
u niuisid6n sioIIecn meren iiiola
ferrostinat, ei oio 'idstd6 potios-
ia, spoan fdpttdd fen iiloIomuoIn,is-
tlifieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
aiaanidristsstd tnnnsttn s(lasfasia.

Seporo, 9llosfa, beInIif. 20 p.
- Sunnuntaino timnettiin td1lld
anforoo mooniGristpstd, iofa feinut
ii rafennufiia ia aibeutti liifenteen
fesfeptpfien routateilld. @toantdri-
nd festi uieita iefuntteju. Otafil-
man mufaon ipoiii iitiri lrntiipporp
ipuoristosio iGristGd maatu. ionaten
fllin oifeo ntaonjdristpS,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
@sOuse Cafe, @simn.
@anbalta aontrilta.

Samnlifiiun piineinen lilnnun-
taina oil ompellrieuran fofous Wtr
ia Wers Santes Soriin tololla. 8o-
fous alotettiin laitlulla ia para-io9-
taia, Scr @noerion pitt alfu ia lop-
pltrltfolifien iefG lrfi raamatusto.
ltieita lalilltjo laltlettiin, W1iss
Sppne Sorse oil urfilrina alitsia ia
Waiss Gertrude apostoia lopusia.
Wars Sorse iai poljon mieroito
min fun of toiponittfin, tpariinfin
nltorin, iosta olemme BELLE oifeen
fiitolliiet ia tpoltion foitlrn opetto-
iatfin olitpot ntitfann. sc on bpipG
ettG nltoret fGptp1t ieiirofitnnon TO
foltfiisia ia Min otpat toiminoSSa
pbbesiG tpailbenlpain fansia. @nii-
nl1inen fofous on Safri 2arnpin
taIolla, beInlif. 26 pGiipG, toiponlme
paljon ipieraita.
8altionfouli1 lapiilla oil Solen-
timi p1itpGn1 bausfa pGitpd fun o.
pettoiat bontmaiiipat Mile fpDtid,
iosta foiffi nnltttipat bpipin. -
Sobn 2antpi ia 8alter glnoerIon o.
litpot atitanaSln fpptiG. @mGnnGt
aifoifpot losfioiiena mennd Iosfette-
lemnon mrttn taiiiipat i11oG jonne-
fin boprppdn fobrpiponnln 1dreen.
8iime firitn 1S pGitpG oil neiti
SeIle 9siemi mejpGnfin fpldiiia ter
ipebtimGSi1 Syitmolon innalla ia pitt
Itomefii ja englannin fielell1 pu-
been. Talion oil pleilod ia loiilettiin
pnlion illan fiiluesia ppbdfolilln
loulufirjasto. SGGltG neiti Niemi
neni fotianio. aiitos MOAN f1pnnis-
I'd.
Sppne Sorse loitffaii polpenia
fun olimot lasfettelemosia ia on
tGptDnpt oIla fafii ipiiffon pois foli
lusta. sc on ritpennitt fiutenfin pa
ranemoon. gn tieo1 jofo fpfenee
follitiin ei iiin1 lirin apifoia ollut
nruiten pabasti men1btpnpt. 2nsten
tlrlee ola oifein paroipniiin ipoiffq
ei fit1 alma moi ipobinfoo ipdltt6G
Tolipi Iensiua eli grippid on Of
Tut @noerionin InpiiIlo, nriittd OH
nrennpt 10 Dli, toilet olitpnt iponn
ipdbdn ia faiffi oipot 10 porantii-
meet.
SiepGG tnlipco on oIliit tGrn1
fun, eta ic tonmifliutaan oIIut
min fcpin fplmd fiin enfin fpfipsf6.
Toimotan bausfoo fcipdttd fulfill
Ie. w2rs g. &ompi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
enumen llntiiia
s(iuiOerOja iuiime iunumna TAG.

&orfein oifeus on ipiime wuooen
fuIuesia ratfaisiut TAG apioeroba-
femusta. slpioeroien liidantpnineu
iobtuu m. m. iiitd, ettG peIatddn
llioen apiofaaren anfarantpia I66n
n0fiiG. griipapautlsten taipallinen
eoellptps on pittaaifainen erilladn
aliminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
2mterilaiiet ferGaiuGt pappicmIa c!G-
fefasIaan.


Seem Oorf, belnlif. 20 p. - amc
rifan gboistpnpt airfforunta OH al
fanut ferdpfien pappienia el1fefas-
ian fartuttamiiefii. Sarfoitufiena
on ferdtG $4,OOO,O0O. @niimGiiet
tieoonnot 1000 ieurafunnastn nGpt
taluGt, ettd noin puolet on 10 iaciu
ferdtpfii. aaiffiaan mainittuun firf-
fofrntaan fiiuIuu $500 ieurofllu-
taa, joten ferGpfien oootetaan on
nistuman.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
S0-wnutiaan lapien aiti fmollmt.

Bnnriutmpnep, Ya. - Mrs Su-
lanna Senrp fuoli td6lld. S1n oil
100 puooen if6inen. Sdnelld oil
ullut II lasta, ioista ieitiendn mie-
Iii elGG, spanbin ollen S0-lpuotias.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
sebefa, @eimm.


meio1n 8apabtaiasiamme toitpotan
faifille .Serran onlillel
9liattelin piirtGG taas mitittanan
riipin tGbGn raffaaieen lebteemme.
Olen innolla Ieitrannitt 9l1lttaian
nelanmofio labioitifiia. Sa on baus
ia, ett1 on min palion tebtp fen a.
lian eteen. ltsfon, ett1 ei tpielG ole
faiffi ropoania irbranneet. Slld Ds-
tGtp1ni piiippttele. Snban ie ialoa
ia iullrta teboG tpDtG SumaIan mal-
tafitnnon tpoipoiniolla. SllfGGmme
lpofo laimin observation-disclosures bp
pien aiioiben eoes aitttamiiesia.
Yolion on iairautta ollut tGinGn
tallpen oifana tGllG pntpGristolld.
Sit1 min flitiuttlta "flultta" enim-
m1fieen. gsiinp1 itiefin olen fen OF
teisIa io olllit pian fplne miiffoa.
S1m1n belnlif. 6 b. aanlllla oil
jiniri ipuoii untpeen fltlltttlit iiiti
fun rafas iiiarenme Gillian glbo,
goparo Mbon plioliio iai fotiin fiit-
Jun. Sirtri iiiben oifaan olin fofo-
loilla beiffo, fun tlto iploii oil unit
peen fnlitirlt. 9liattelin filloitL ettG
iofo9an ninGfin laan nlilittaa SI1n
fotiin 2illinnin llto. @aan Ell ollut
mield Serran aifa tltllrt flttiua mi
nita poiS. 8osfa alan olenoen 10
toiplmaan pain. ltIeasti faipoalnne
Silltnnid. Olen monesti bGnestG
itnefIintt fltlltneen ipuooen aiolla.
8aan tiebGrnmeb1n ettei meioGn
iaiii iurra iifa, iOfa on raltbon iaa-
lultttanltt ia tGittGn maoilmon MFRS
fpist6 ralibaan pG6sfpt. Wtlttta
mltistafaanlne iitG ettG meio1n oi-
fomne tltlee mpos ferran lGbteG.
Gimme tieb1 MILLION, ettG olilintne
malmiit usfosia Seeiilfieen eroa-
maan tGstd eldnt6stG fun flttIu TIT
lee. Siis tSGn lep1tfo0n mt roli-
baSia, See tGGll6 iitritn oIbosio, Sl-
faar1tnle alma nalmiit ipaon MD0s
mefin tGGlti fiitilitoon.
Sumala rafas taiipoollinen SsIdm
me antoa nellie foettelenntfiio, ettd
irtalttuilinme enentpi 'tGStG mooil-
maSta ia enemmdn baloiaiiinne
pGdstG taipaan fotiin.
Scr ia Wers Gicboro 9fbon pieni
poifa, &lben plttoii ipuoteelta lot
tialIe ia fatfaiii fGteniG. 2dGfdri IL
toi fdoen ia paranemiiesta on bpip6
toituo. Eoipomme parbairto.
Waeliuin SopeIe, Der ia Wers
Sobn Saipelan noin s 10. ifdinen
poifa, on iairastellut .ionfun tpii-
fon. Eoitpomme @elpinilIe pifaista
paranemista.
Winneapolisin laulufuorod t61lla
fititnneltiin rabiosto. @n yairollteni
tprofii poiniit olla friileriosIo. 9oit
lafaa toistefin ebf6 iiIlotn woin Of
Ia miifond. 8eren ti,ripiinl Siio-
ritiioello sSennp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Wiarbaaia .picfmanin iuansitiijoita
palfittit.

Sos 9lngeIes. = @urbaaia &il-
liam @otparo Sicflnanin ipaneisii-
ioiIIe Genoeltonin poliiiipddllifolIe,
Ebomas @urbanelle ia oreeonilailel
le liifenmepoliiiille 9ucf 2ieullaenil
lie on Sos 9lneeles @rantiner ldbet-
tGnpt Iipoomnnia palfinnot. Stunt
mallefin libetettiin $4,000 ibeffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23
Wtrs Cabin Coolidge on parane-
maan pain.

8aibington. = Wtrs Cabin 600
lioge, iofa on tpiime p6ipind iairas
tunut gpilrstliuiiesta, ionfa tbuofii
GGncn tGptpi olla buoneesiuart on
npt paronemaan pain. S6n on huie-
Ia l6Gf6riniG woliponnan alaiiena.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23

- aoniallisieiirof. tarjoilusfo
Uars Gust OIlin Iuona gon Bus
firfisia, isis. toisia irnnii'ttdino,
of tilOia $500. aiitOs turjoiIiioil-
lie ia oianottaiiIIeI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-23

- Waiss Idnrie Sobnion tele-
fooni oicnlnn iobtaiotor tddlld, tefi
matfan Wacnomineen iieIld pioettd-
min tclefoonitpttojen fofoufieen
piimc ntaonontoino. Sdn pnloa
iieltd tdnG6n, torstoino.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
CENTRAL JR. H. s. NOTES

The clubs of the Central Junior High school met in their regular clubrooms this afternoon. Moet of the pupils of the eighth and ninth grade are now in clubs.
 In the boys athletic contest the Red team led this noon. 20-l0. The classes this morning played volley ball as the Red teams have not been able to conquer. the Blues at bas- ketball.
 The sectional presidents will meet tomorrow morning.
 The pupils did their banking this morning during tho opening period. New Britain ts sixth on the lists of schools in the United States.
 MiSs Doris Bradley. music dirsc- tor is working with . group of pupils on an operetta to be given in April.
 The ninth grade of the Civic League held it's home room business meetings yesterday afternoon re- spective. .....
 A cleanup campaign is being con- ducted this week. Mir. Nelson is in
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

receive that service. The patronage of yourself and your friends. means a great deal to the hotel and with tn management in your hands we urge that you cooperate in every possible way in creating . spirit of good will within the community. With this cooperation and with active local management now a. sured. the directors look forward to the year 1923 with every confidence. Respectfully submitted.
 ISAAC BLACK"
 ''President."
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
MINISTER IN TOLLS
 0N CHECK CHARGE
Req.' Augustus Rose Preached
 Ats Five Years Ago

4 self styled minister. giving his naxns n Rev. Augustus Rose. and his address as 5506 Junction avenue, Detroit, Mich. and who preached to the Everyman's Bible class and in the local A. N. E. Zion church here five years ago. was arrested in Rochester. N. Y.. last night by Sergeant Charles J. Hallissey of the Hartford detective bureau. charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. He told the Hartford police he was . minister who had preached in New Britain.
 Charges against Rose were that he had obtained money under false pretenses by pretending to operate an employment bureau at es5 Asy- lum street, Hartford, last December. Rose represented himself to be II. H. Horton of Hartford and opened his office as a branch of the United States Restaurant and Hotel Asso- ciation.
 According to the Hartford police, Rose charged a B fee for member ships and admitted chambermaids and waitresses as members. He told them the B fee made them eligible for employment anywhere where the association was represente in Hartford.
 Issues Worthless Check
 He paid Mrs. Alica Higgwein, manager of the Empire hotel, a board bill, giving her a check for s100 which was returned as worth less He had rendered the check in payment of 8 bill of sGs. receiving s3: in change.
 Later he was arrested in Roches- ter for operating an employment agency without a license and served 10 days in jail Correspondence on his person revealed the fact that he was wanted in Hartford. When he had served his 10 days. requisition papers were granted and he was re- turned to Connecticut.
 Rose is the man who preached 10 the Everyman's Bible class and at A. NJ. E. Zion church here in June, 1923, under the name of A. Simpson Rose. He came to this city and sold himself' on his own recom- mendation to the officials of the Bible class. Although his credentials did not check Up and the officials became suspicious of him. it was too late by the time they were satisfied that he was not as represented 10 cancel his talk. Nothing definite enough was learned then to take any action against him and he was per mitted to leave the city. His activi- ties here, however. were observed by the police department.
 Claimed to Represent Prisoners
 Relief
 When he came here Rose claimed to be the field secretary of the Memorial Prisoners Relief associ- ation of Lawrence. Kansas. Inves- tigation revealed the fact that there was no such organization. He was accompanied here by a woman who was supposed to be his wife. The couple stopped at the old Beloin hotel on Church street. Mir. Rose. when he spoke to the Bible class. was accompanied to the Methodist church by the woman. who sat in the minister's office and left the door aJar while he spoke.
 Although he was interviewed in his hotel room by Herald repre- sentative and the acting head of the Bible class, MT. Rose objected strenuously to any advance publicity advertising his address here.
 He planned to hold his farewell
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
$lO Reward Offered for
 Whoever POisons Dog

New Haven. Feb. 1t R - The New Haven branch of the Conhecti- cut Humane society is offering . re- ward of $l0 for information lead- ing to the arrest of the person or persons who evidently bent on rid- ding Townsend avenue of dogs. has already poisoned two canines.
 From the sufferings of the dogs in both cases it ie evident that strych- nine was used.
 Another dog was poisoned but re- covered.
 Humane officers say that the
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
Protest Filed Against
 Gas Rates in Danyers

Boston. Feb. lt N-A protest against eas rates charged by tho Beverly Gas and Electric Company to consumers in the town of Dan- vers was filed today with tho state department of public utilities by E. Cook. IT,. and Harold D. Stone. representing . majority of the board Of selectmen of that town.
 The petitioners request the com snisaaon to investigate and conduct . hearing on their petition. The Dan. vers protest followed protests from 20 consumers In Beverly against the rates in that city.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
CRIME LOWER

Boston. Feb. 1k (UP)-The num- ber of violent crime case during 1927 in Massachusetts was the low est since 1911. according to statistics of the department of correction.
 Crimes against the person-mur- der, assault. robbery and manslaugh- ter-totaled ss6: during the year. l0s7 fewer cases than in 1926.
 Crimes against property were few. CT by 1866 than the year before. The total number of crimes of this type was it,l60.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
AxEIsoNs sURPRIsED

Mir. and Mra August Axslson were given . pleasant surprise at a house warming Saturday evening at l3 Harding street by 2 number of friends, the occasion being the tlst wedding anniversary of the couple. Friends were present from Hartford. Middletown and Bridgeport Charles Guelberg presented tho couple with a purse of gold. . rug and . bouquet of flowers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Guelberg and Miss Esther Guelberg.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
Better Than Soda

For fifty years genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia" has been pre- scribed by physicians because it ov- ercomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solution of bicarbonate of soda. leaving the stomach sweet and free from all
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
STOCKHOLDERS GET REPORT ON HOTEL
(Continued From First Page)

Traut In the Class A directors was taken by H. T. Burr.
 The following officers were re- elected: President. Isaac Black: vice presidents, C. r. Bennett. E. J. Porter and F. M. Holmes: secretary. w. L. Hatch; treasurer. Pardon C. Hickey.
 Report of President
 President Blacks report was as follows:
 Nineteen twenty eight marks the fourth year of existence of the Elihu Burritt Hotel Corporation and today we are having our fourth an- nual meeting.
 "The year just passed has witt messed the creation of a new policy in the affair of your corporation. the policy of self-management. New Britain is not a large city. Like all cities of it's size, # requires in it's busness affairs. that peculiar touch of intimacy and personality which is not 10 be found in the larger centers. On November last believing that the management of the Burritt lacked that character which would insure outstanding suc- cess. your representatives on the board of directors terminated the contract under which the property Of the corporation had been oper- ated by the American Hotels Cor poration and took over the direct management thereof. That this ac- ton meets with the approval of our town people. seems 10 be proven by the many favorable comments expressed. that it will result in bet ter service and conditions at the Burritt is already indicated by a marked improvement in conditions due to the able management of Fred Thornton.
 Finances
 "It seems fitting and proper, at this time, to present you with a de- tailed report of the finances of your corporation:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1923

charee of the work and the inspec- tions of the rooms.
 Aeetines Of the oosnmittees of the school will be held Thursday morn- ing during the opening period. The committees are given instructions as to their duties.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

Instead of soda hereafter take little Phillips Milk of Magnesia" in water any time for indigestion or sour. acid. gassy stomach, and relief will come instantly.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
1l.s7s.S.
Surplus .............. 1l.s7s.b2
 Total .............. 1sls,6ss.50
3sls,6Ss.50

Tt is obvious that your corpora ton is in . healthy condition and we'll able to take over its manage ment as already outlined. Your at- tention is called particularly to the condition of working capital. where with . total of $33.6lS.3S. only slightly over ten per cent of which consists of other than cash or active accounts receivable. the corporation is faced with $es.49s.7a of current liabilities. This is a very great im- provement over one year ago.
 During these first four years of our infancy. we have not been able to pay dividends nor have VIC had any expectancy of such. Conserva- tive management has required that we establish necessary reserves and follow a practice of frugality and 'ploughing back the results of oper- ations. in order to build structure which 1t is hoped will be of valua- ble service in the community and of profit to its owners. The results of these practices are now becoming apparent and 1t is to be expected that the patience of our stockhold- CTS will be rewarded by the pay ment of dividends in the near fu- ture.
 Income from Operation
 "The income derived from operat- ing the hotel during 1927 is about the same as in 1926:
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
Try a 25c Bottle

Insist upon Phillips" Twenty five cent and fifty cent bottles. any drugstore. "Milk of Magnesia" has been the U. s. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predeces- sor Charles H. Phillips since 1875.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

Hailstones weighing more than a pound have been reported on good authority according to the l.. S. weather bureau.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

gases. Besides. it neutralises acid lamentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system without purSing. It is far more pleasant to take than soda-
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

poison is evidently given the dogs on tempting bits of food.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

However. 1t is with pleasure that it can be reported that the operating expenses incurred to produce the in- come above shown. were approxi- mately Sl5.Oo0 less in 1927 than in l926. They are shown herewith: wages ftcsuUC.Vo Food. supplies and
 expenses ............ 75,9l$.SS Repairs and
 maintainence ........ e,953.ts Sundry expenses ...... 29.S43.65
 Total ............. 3lS6.:l3.4S
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14

As stated in my report of one year ago, the strength and earning capacity of any hotel lies in the up- building of it's room occupancy which in 1927 was approximately the same as in 1926. being 54.l per cent in 1927 as compared with 55.5 per cent in 1928. While there has been a slight decrease in this condi- ton. it is felt that 1t is only tempor- ary and that 1928 will see a contin- ued increase in room occupancy.
 We can depend on a normal in. crease in our room occupancy. As the city grows, the demand for hotel facilities will grow with it. but ex- perience shows us that we cannot depend upon local patronage to the desired extent and this is one of the factors that caused your board to take over the active management. It is your hotel and you are entitled to the best of service that 1t can afford. The patronage of yourself and your friends can be expected only if you
New Britain herald., 1928-02-14
Income from Operation

"The income derived from operat- ing the hotel during 1927 is about the same as in 1926:
, 1928-08-07
WEATHER REPORT.

The following was received by radio
yesterday:
"(Broadcast from Balboa. Panama.
Advisory tropical disturbance of consid-
cradle intensity, but of small extent, A
p. M, Lat. 224, Long. TAI, moving north
ward. Caution advised smaller vessels
in the region of the Bahamas for the
next "a hours. Stop vessels requested to
send special observers of unusual cOndi-
tions. Sixaola near center, reported "A
miles southwest"