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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Improved quarter Sec
ton So miles from Presho. So. Oak,
II mile from school. $500. 90. for
quick sale. Will take good car in
part payment. Paul Coffey, Pres
no. S. Oak.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For city
building lots, new Oldsmobile coupe.
run 5000 miles. GEORGE Kill
MER, Washburn. N. D.
FOR SALE-Pool hall, e good buy.
Inquire of Mike Bashara. Sixth
Street Pool Hall. Bismarck, N. D.
FOR SALE-At once The Agnes Hat
Shop. Apply to Mrs. A.. S. Nielsen
at 418ls Broadway. Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-A new Spalding double
stringed tennis racquet. Write
Tribune. in care Of Ad. No. SIS.
FOK kENT-Four or seven office
rooms owe Knowles Jewe!ry store.
Apply to F. A. Knowles.
FOR SALE-TWo French bulldogs, $50
apiece. 301 Ave. D. Phone 415-W.
Mrs. G. II. Florell.
FOR SALE-NeW hay, one load or a
carload. Inquire r. B. Coons, Nc
Kenzie. N. D.
FOR RENT-A garage opposite post
office. 208 Third street.
WANTED-To buy feed oats. Wach-
ter Transfer Co.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
MUST BE sold at once, kitchen cab
met. electric range, extension and
gateleg tables, dresser, bedstead.
rockers, rugs. Apartment 6, College
Building. Telephone 1873.
FOR SALE-One large cupboard, one
two burner Perfection Oil stove, one
Clart Jewel range. one fumed oak
dining table. Call at 116 w. Thayer.
FOR SALE-Duofold with mattress,
in good condition. Call at All Fifth
street or phone 273.
FOR SALE-Electric range, in A No /
condition. Call at 522 Ninth street.
BARGAINS In used furniture. Ken.
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10
WORE WANTED

WORK WANTED-Womar desires to
do washings In own home. rate 500
a dozen without ironing. 7Sc . do9-
en- ironed, small items 26c . dozen.
Called for and delivered. phonO
737.M.
MIDDLE-AGED lady desires Job
cooking for road crew. bridge crew
or country. Write Box o., New
England, N. D.
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SSeoI
4os.2-W8B Atianta-74o
6:00-Harry Pomar's Orchestra
6:30-Concert Music
S:00-WJZ & WEAF e hrs.)
9:0O-Feature Program
10:45-Sheldon Organ Recital
2e3-WAPi eirminoham-114o
6:00-University OF the Air
6:S0-Amos-Andy; Newscasting
7:00-WJZ Program: Orchestra
S:00-WEAF & WIZ Il hr.)
2oe.3-kRI0 oalias-t040
S:3o-Night Club go min.)
10:00-Orchestra Hour
374.8-WFAA oalias-so0
S:00-Texas History Drama
9:30-Concert Ensemble 4 Vocal
3N.e-WeAP Fort Worth-soo
6:00-WJZ & WEAF (2h hrs.l
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10
USED CARS

USED CARS
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Hudsou
coach, good tires. Good condition.
Will sell cheap or will trade for
small delivery truck. Phone 1904.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10

WESTERN CHAIN STATIONS +"
koo. $40 SIN. 7soke-kPo. 44osm.esckc
eo0-Od Counselor (WEAF)-Aso KOA KSL XII KGW KOMO KHQ
s:so-Around the WorlamAl.o KoA KsL kew KoMo KHo
11ao-Memory Lane: Orchestra. end Vocal Halt Hour-KGW kGO only
12aoo-Hour Of Slumber Music-KGO KPO XII only
1:ooa-Trocaderans Hour OF Dance Music-KGO KPO only
3oe1-kJR seattle-s7o
e;3o-Campus Memories-AIso KGA KEx KYA KDYL KLz WHO
9:0o-Katx-ALso KGA KEx KYA KDYL KLZ WHO WOO
9:3o-Dance Orchestra-Also KGA KEX KYA kDYL KZ WILL WOO
1o00-Opera-Aso KGA KEx kYA KDYL KLZ KFAB Will WHO
11!0-Bard-Also KGA KEX KYA KDYL KLZ KFAB WILL WRHM
Observation-Disclosures KGA KEx KYA KDYL XII KFAR WILL WRHM
12!0-Quartet-Also kGA KEX KYA KDYL KLZ WILL WRHM
12:soa-Nisht Club skit-Aho KGA KEx KYA KDYL Will WRHM
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CENTRAL CLEAR cHANNEL srAr,oNs

ee3.s-kYW chieaeo-1ozo
s:oo-Hour OF O~rchestras
ss :ee-WEAr 's Z VIZ VIZ 3 G!f hrs.s
9:00-News: Dance Music 6 hrs.)
3s9.4-WeeM chieaeo-77o
5:o0-Orchestra; Dance: Scores
6:00-Same a. WABC q hrs.D
S:0a-Auto Program: WABC $50 min }
9:00-Studio Frolic Hour
344.6-WENR chieaeo-sNo
6:i5-Farmer Rusk
1O:O0-Music Parade
1O:3O-Mike & Herman: Gossip
4 :o0-DX Air Vaudeville e hrs.)
4ts.4-WcN.WLie c~hIeaso-72o
5:OO-Uncle Quin; Scores II Dance
5:5O-Floorwalker & Dance
7:00-Musical MelanEe
7:s0-Master Of Ceremonies
S:00-Sane a. WIZ
S:30-Musicale Mosaica
9:00-News. Feature. Dance g hrs.)
344.e-WLs c~hieaoo-s7o
5:3o-Music and Talk
7:0o-Hour Of Music
S:00-Music at the Roundup
9:00-Concert Orchestra
447.s-WMAo chiease-e7o
4:l5-Topsy Turvy: Orchestras
6:00-lecture: Health Talk
6:30-Feature Programs e hrs.)
S:30-Pratt and Sherman
9:00-Amos.Andy: Orchestra
e~:25-Chimes: Orchestra and Aerials
l0:00-Dance Music 6 hrs.)
42s.3-WIW cineinnati-7oo
7:o0-Hour from WIZ u
S:00-OrchestrA: WIZ Program III
9:o0-The Hall: Orchestra A
l0:00-Crosley Review NJ
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1i:oo-Dance and Variety Il hr.)
2so.2-WTAM.WEAR c!sveiand-tc7c
6:3O-WEAF Programs ON hrs.)
S:OO-Ed Mcconnell
S:30-Orchestra: Radioet
?:@0-Variety Hour
1870 Dance Music az hrs.)
2ss.8-WHo Oes Molnes-1ooo
5:S0-Merry Ministries
s:00--WEAF u WIZ a hrs.)
l0:0O-Favorite Melodies Hour
3e3.8-Wcx.WJR Oetroit-75o
s:3O-WJZ Programs t3is hrs.)
9:O0-Old Fashioned Singing Schoo!
9:30-News: Amos: Dance
10:O0-Dance and Organ e hrs.)
ess.s-WoWo #. Wayne-1tto
5:3o-l)ance Orchestra
6:00-Studio Programs
1:oo-Same as WABC 2hrs.)
9:00-Ft. Wayne Hour
3ss.4-kFAe ~lincoln-77o
6:o0-Scores: Orchestra from KJR
10:0O-Same as kJR e hrs.)
37o.2-Wcco Minneapolis. Sc. Paui-eio
5~:55-Scores: Dinner Concert
6:45-With the State Government
7:00-Music Box: WABC lk hrs.)
e:00-Pianist: Theatrical Hour
l0:l5-Scores: Concert Orchestra
275.1-kMox st. Louis-1oso
e:Oo-Same as WABC 6 hrs.)
9:00-Ozark Program: Trio
10:O0-Stove League: Amos.Andy
lo:20-Sketches: Singing School
1l:00-Night Club Program
2e3-kvoo Tuisa-1i4o
e:oO-Studio Program: Feature.
i0:C0-OrchestrA: Studio
II :00-Orchestra Hour
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S:30-Orchestra Hall Hour
2eS.3-kTHS Hot Sprinos-1o40
7:00-WJZ GO MINI: Orchestra
9:00-Classical Gems Il hr.)
ll:00-Studio Program Hour
365.6-WHAS loulsviIle-a20
5:3O-Trail Finder Girl: Hungarians
FOOTWEAR and WIZ e hrs.)
?:00-The Homing Hour
l0:00-Amos-Andy: News: Dance
46t.3-WsM Nashviile-650
e~:00-String Quartet: Bulletins
6:30-WEAF & WIZ (2i5 hrs.)
9:00-Musical Program
9:30-Sherman Thompson
10 :00-Same as WEAF
2s2-WoAl San Antonio-1teo
6:00-WJZ Program GO MINI
7:00-WJZ L. WEAF uia hrs.)
s:s0-Studio Hour: Mexican Players
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10

FOR RENT-SiX room modern house.
Call at 618 Third street or phone
ASSN.
FOR RENT-House at COB Third
street. Frank Hedden.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-10

FOR RENT-Apartment with
k~itcAenette and closet on ground
floor. private entrance, $500
Phone 1219-W or call at 422 Fourth
Strcef
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
Ease KROK NAPRED.

Ma pondelok bude posviacka rohovtEo kaheha prVeJ
kaolickej sovenskej dievtenskej vysokeJ skoly Dan
vile, Pa. #@
Tato posvacka znac mnoho pre- zachovanie pokrok
americkych Sovakov Cd zen zvisi, aT e ktorI nalod
Aka matka TAXA e neen Katka, ale SYM ebo naJvacsi
vliv na dusu charaker diet at a maa bude mat atka
My Slovaci dosavad' SINE vel mi malo dbali w
chovu svojej madeze vychovu matiek pre- vTchovu
dietok zhoa mic. preto nam zle viedlo Otvararfm
vysokych skol pre- devy mladencov dokazujeme, re
nam konecne otvorily oc.
Sovensky americky dorast potrebuje nelen nabo-
zenskej praktickej vychovy, ale narodne slovenske
Zkusuj re pre- nedosatocnl narodnn hrdost soven
SKI Jch matiek, mas dorast omnoho rvchleic odcudz
e svojet, nez det inych nrodnosti ked zc naSim
matkdm nedostao vfchovy narodovcctve, nem6zcme
ich whit ale vodcov naroda til vchovu nesaral
Teraz ked' uz americki katoliczi Slovaci maid dive
devcenskt akadenie: jednu Danve druhli Pitts
burghu ostva starost len sposob vucby ably hol tal
re ked ch sk6l vyjdu devy yydai sce boy s1lcim
ME tax do sportovana ako skorej do macrstva gazdi
stva praktckej narodne vychovy svojch dietok Ma
bolo by skoda prace obet Doverume ze teto sloven-
ske devcensk6 vysok6 skoy vypnia svoj ko uspokoji
We ako voci studentkam tax voci narodu
Komu mozno mech ide na posvacku do Danville lebO
ia znamena jeden krok napred pre- amcricch Slo
vakov Konu nemozno este neobetoval na sbieru Ma
tce Skolskej mech tax urob pri tejto preztos lebo
posvacka dokazuje re sbierka donsa svoe ovocie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30

dal svoj rusen inemu do ruk an
"a svet. Nasledky toho boly pod
placacky a ztrata pre- vladu. .
SovietSka vlada zaviedla teraz
americky Dispatch system a
vlaky teraz behajn po sfrom Ru-
sku bez meskania. Zpruu sefovia
stanle j rusnovodicia sa tomu
protivili, kazili rusne zaprleini-
ii snejednu srazku, ale lePs sich
vlada 9. dala kolKSeh q popraYit' /,
ostatnf So uspokojili S novym po-
riadkom. Ruska sovietska vlada
je vobec zals1bena do anerickfch
systemox pFFsby a ebchodu a "a
vadza ich vsade, kde moze. Kto
sa tomu protivf, jednoducho po-
stavenE je pred sud vlastizrady
a Jc popr2Teny. Tam j aiplatok je
vlastizradou a preto j toto zlo bo-
10 w Y Rusku vykorenene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
MOVE LIECENIE
sUCHoTIN VYNAJDENE

V Nemecku vynasli novy spo
sob lieccnia suchotin,, a sfce dietou
(vyberanTm jedlom). Vysledky
udajne sd prekvapujuce. Pacienti
akonahle boil dani ma tnto dietu
tzacali naberat' vahu tratit 'esll.
chotiny. Dieta pozostava len
jedneho fltnta masa na \ tyzden,
malinko chleba, cukru, pudingoy
a kolacoy, ale tym Wac tukov
tmasti), zeleniny a oyociny sure
vel varenej Vsetko Jedlo je bez
soil. Manifesto kuchynskej soh
dostann pacienti sol vapencovn a
inc mineralne soil. Kde treba, tam
je prevedena na pacientoch ope-
racia' ako V pripade suchotin ko,
sti a oboch pl 'i1c. Nemocnica, kto-
ra mala najprv len GO postiel
musela byt' zvacsena, lebo tol'ko
nemocnych sa do nej hrnie. Dietu
vynasli professor Sauerbruch.
Hcrmanndorfer a Gerson.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
MA DEN PRACE.

Ma pondelok name Den Prace; sviatob ktorIm osla-
vujeme pracu wdavame jej cest.
Ako je zivot cloveka zdhadou, tax lie ieho plyica
Mix urce nevie, preco ze preto nevie AMI preco prs
cuje.
Mudrc hovorla re pracou zdokonaluieme seba vSe-
tko co je okolo mas Tedy zvieraa rastinstvo a zem
n.y. Daktori nabozenski filozofova tvrda ze ako mas
vedu zdokonaujd boz1 posovia, anjeli ucenc kfazi
vodcovia basnci fozov, tax my zas vedieme zdoko
naluJeme nize tvorstvo. Falmar pestue zdokonauie
domace zvierata rastlinstvo zem; kovorobonk obrba
zos acht uje kovy talk daej. prace ze ma dobrv
clovek radost dust preto lebo no toto zdokonaovanic
a tvorenie robl spolupracovnfkom bozim.
Mech majh tito mrlrci pravdu aebo ME- ie fakom
re spravneho coveka len dobr praca baz Len zlt ]o
vek bude schvalne ''fnsovat' zle pracovat
Dobra praca zaslul1lie odmenu Hlaynou odmeno1
cloveka "a pracu Je spokojnost dust he u dobre w
konal Dr1hou e mzda. Terajsf zvo syeta ie tax sple
lily, re zaden covek nen6ze samostatne neodyisle p-
covat sa zlvlt kazdy pracuje pre- vsetlych vsetc
pre- Jedneho Ia starodavna luda 81 priaro yymieila
po1febne Vecl "a zbozle odev tomu odobe Teraz tax
roblt nemozno, ebo covek potrebe uz sice veci Ii
vote lreo name penlaze. Tieto rostredkui zaInenu
potrebnych clankov. Peniaze dostavame ako 1zdu "a
svoJu pracu Ale ich rozdelovane je nespravne Jeden
dostane mnoho druhy mao tret al mic. toho man
spory udsku spoloenos podelen na rozlicn6 zaimo-
We triedy.
Amerike skoro kazda tato trieda ie organizovana
ay 81 moha hajt svoje zaujmy Organizovan sd prize
myselnlci, fnancnci obchodnfci remesenc farnari a
zvelkeJ casti robonici Organzovanym sa lersie yod
ako neorganzoVan5m. Lebo neorganizovani ackolyek]
podtuj1 mony, majh silu len iednotlivca Kebv boil
ofganizovani boil by najsnejf ysetkych Ale mic sd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
WALL HO NAsILNE X VoJsKU.

Mladi naturallzovanl ameIlckl Sovac ktOrl by radl
navSvit SoyenskO mech sl troclu tpezliv odcesto-
r,nf,s lp ;adns za1ez+oet, ma,lz; .,naroou cosko
z,s:I.,I., 80, 49,; ...,-,
y A' 90 ,I1o,''reJ s sls1' ",1
~ ~ 2y3
80 W. 's', az s'o' ON is.el ~
do ho wall 80 o;a1 ,1,h,> - ,1a1;1o
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30

orga1zovam, ebo niesn nadost vyspeli sikUvni ably
vyhody organizovana sa pochopili vyuzl.
Vzdelanost' organizoyanost' sl havne prolenly
chudobntho pudu. Ked 81 cllce poepsd t,1s vide
laya oYganizovat. Tuv Amerike ld ma prilezitost'
slobodu yzdelavana organzovana sa teba ju len
vyuzit. Elm skorej zaGne pouzivat dyeho svojich
branych vybojnych prostliedkov tm skorie zadovazi
81 zepsenia svojich pomerov.
Ma Den Prace kazdy pracovnik, tymvac robotnik ma
3uvazoyat poriadkoch ktor6 svete panuju Kazde-
ma zdezat' na tom, ably bola svete spravodvost
a ably kazdy clovek bol st astny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
/ ZABITY, 20 RANENYCH
v AUToVYCH NEHoDACH

Ia posledny tyzden zabity Dol
Y automobiloyej nehode jeden
elovek ranehe %. Zabity bol Sa-
muel Schwartz q Quinn Ave,
Youngstown, ked V nedel'u yeas
rano kracal po Youngstown-NeW
Castle eeste. sAutomobilista usiel.
Medzi ranenImi nachodia sa Jan
Ffranko q. 40 Tremble Ave-,
Campbell Ma zlomenn prsnu
kost'. 5-rocna Maria Sefeik 2
Warren ranefa 'bo1a Il srazke ma
rohu Hartford Mahoning ulic v
YoungstoWlls. ID 80
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-30
RUSKO PREEVIEDLO
REFORMU ZELEZNIC

Zeleznicny system v Rusku bol
vel'mi zastaraly a pomaly. Bol to
system, dfa ktoreho rlsnovodit
Dol neobmedzenym panom mad
svojim rusnom stanieny sef ne
obmedzenym panom mad vlakmi
ma stanici. Ked', sa mu pacilo,
drzal daktory vlak al tyzden ma
.boenym kolajach a nikto nemohol
professional. RusnovodM zas ne
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20
PNEUMONIA FATAL
 ID R. R. FIREMAN
"Dan" Miller Served on Engines
 Under Attack in War

A career which included many years as an engineer and fireman on railroad trains even during the World War when it was necessary to carry supplies to the front under the fire Of enemy planes and bomHs came to an end this morning "t 10:l5 o'clock when Daniel t'. Miller. Al years old. of Y Sunrise avenue died of pneumonia at h.4 home following an illness of three weeks He was in the employ ot the New Haven road.
 "Dan" as he was known 10 th2 legion of associates on the New Ha- ven road. decided to follow the ca reer or a railroad engineer when he was 25 years old.
 A conscientious worker he WIS obliged to work during the many long hours day and night in all types of weather but he proved him. self one of the "old school"
 During the World War he join cd inc 14th Division, Railway En- gincers, and was in France fo" practically the period during which thc American forces were in that country.
 Mfr. Miller vas born in Trenton. N. J., October g. 1888. but spent part of his life in New Milford. He came to New Britain l5 years ago, shortly after he began his railroad career.
 Fratornally he was associated with the Brotherhood of the Locomotive Bremen and Engineers and St John the Evangelist society Of the Church of St. John the Evangelist
 Surviving him are his wife. Mrs Nellie (Maloney) Miller; a son, Dan iel Jr., his mother. Mrs. Sarah r. Miller; two sisters, Mrs C. l.. Gris- wold of Milford and Mrs. Isabell Hodshon of Danbury; two brothers Joseph A. Miller of Sandusky, Ohio and Harry Miller of F'inlay. Ohio.
 Funeral arrangements are inCom-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20
FOGARTY COUNSEL QUITS,
 NO EXPLANATION GIVEN
Attorney For Woman Suing IumncS Moves to Withdraw His
 Appearance.

Bridgeport, Dec 2o tP-Frank i-. Wilder today filed a motion in super ior court asking for permission to withdraw as counsel for Mrs. kath- crime King Fogarty, New York di- vorcoe-p plaintiff in the $500,ouo breach Of promise suit against James J. (Genc) Tunney. retired world 5 heavyweight boxing champion.
 Mr Wilder declined to make any comment on his motion, which IS expected to be argued in superior court next Friday.
 This afternoon Wilder was sched- uled 10 appear before Judge Carl Foster in superior court to present arguments on the plaintiffs demur- rer, which seeks to have certain al- legations eXpunged from Tunney's S cross complaint. Counsel for Tunney charged in the cross complaint that
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20
Greek Claims Spiders
 Will Wipe Out Bedbugs

Athens Dee. 20. P-Bcdbugs, plague of ancient and modern Greece. are the subject of q scien- tific treatise, "A Biological Method of Destroying Bcdbugs," by Dr. x. r. Lorando. chief physician to the Near East Relief organization and the School of Classical Studies in Athens.
 In antiquity one of the characters of Aristophancs complains of bed bugs, but moderns are doing some thing to destroy the pest by fighting them with the Thanatos spider, which diets on forty bedbugs a day. The spider is not poisonous and Doctor Lorando advocates their in- troduction into old houses inns and | barracks.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20
WOULD CHECK WHALING

Auckland, N. E., Dec. 20. Pl-The International Council for the EX- ploration of the Sea has approved a proposed international limit on whaling. Experts predict that whales will be cxterminated unless the present wholesale slaughter in Antarctic waters is checked
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20
RADIO BOON TO EAST INDIES

Batavia, Dutch East Indies, Dec. 20. (P-Radio has come as bless ing to the thousands of islands com- posing the archipelago over which Queen Wilhelmina is sovereign. Seven big short wave stations pro- vide telephonic transmission to the motherland and smaller stations give inter-island communication.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20

the suit was an attempt to damage Tunney's character and to eXtort money. The demurrer seeks to have these allegations cxpunged, on the ground that the plaintiff has suffi- cient defence at law.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20

pletc. M. J. Kenney Co.,, undertakers, is making plans for a military funer- al
New Britain herald., 1929-12-20

Paris, Dec. 20. LP}-Living costs six times more than it did in 1911, figures issued by the French govern ment show. Retail prices arc 6l2 per cent above 19l4's.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-11
SUGAR 0. X. FOR
Teeth, SAYS N. D.
Any and All Food Should BE
Brushed from the Teeth
After Eating

Nio' win any bass o, Tact ever
Sald ih&t sugar IS harhiinl 10 inc
i'Sth' An eminent BRUSH mcdlcal
sugar perhaps more thah any othef
1000 'ehds 10 promote me How OF
eaiiNa IN the mouth Whlch slouId
%" cofaucINe 10 preserving the lee'h
i' clean state lie alSo polnt"n
New Britain herald., 1929-03-11
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ton, skin clear and eyes bright with
the light Of perfect health. 15c, soc
and 60c sizes.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-11
boys, aged IL and 10,
SOUND FALSE alarms
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pull" on the outside of the box and
he suited action to the word. On
the inside he saw a hook and again
the word pull" and he obeyed. The
next second he was startled at the
shrek of the fire siren and realized
that he had put in an alarm. he
took flight i'll the direction Of Wal
nu. Hill park.
Samue, Meshken saw him, how
ever. and Sergeant r. ]. Feeney and
Officer L. Z. Harper caught him
hiding behind a post on one OF the
paviions atop the park. He was
taken TO the police station for ques-
tloning, and it was learned that he
had been released from the state
school for boys a month ago.
The 10 year Old lad was on his
way home from school at 1875 this
forenoon when another boy told him
to ring Box 4Sl at West and Short
streets. which he did. Leo St. Thorn
as. who lives nearby. saw him and
notified Chief w. J. Noble when the
/ fire department arrived. Fireman
Richard Collins. the chiefs driver
overlook the boy near No. 7 fire
station on Stanley street and he
readily admitted that he had pulled
the hook.
I It is believed he ran away after
turning in the alarm. as he could
/ hardly have walked from the box
he frs c. q it,@ h,
ed for the fire apparatus to reach
/ the box. He was walking. however,
when Fireman Collins overlook him.
/ Because OF the boys youth, they
will not be punished. it was said to-
day, but the probation authorities
Will look over their cases and keep
( watch over them for d time.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-11
FIDELITY COMPANIES
Will VOTE ON MERGER
stockholders to Meet March 80 TO
Pass On Proposal BY Di-
reCtOrs' Board

Shareholders o. the Fidelity III
nance Corporation and OF the III
deity company OF Connecticut, will
be asked to vote March 80. on a
merger Of the TWO under the name
Of the latter.
Directors OF the Two corporations
have approved the plan. II is pro-
posed to conduct the new investment
company as the business of the two
corporations is now being carried
out. The expected favorable vote
will merger com panies with COM
bined capital of $4,000. Fidelity
Finance Corporations assets OF
$4,000 vii be turned in. and the
balance liqudated by trustees from
time 10 time,
Each stockholder Of the Fidelity
Company Of Connecticut, will re-
Celye one share Of the new corpora
ton for each share standing Oh
record March 30. Each sharehold-
er Of the Fidelity Finance Corpora
! ton will receive one share OF stock
Of the new corporation for each SIN
shares Of the common stock of the
Fidelity Finance Corporation stand
ing on record on the same day.
/ Holders of preferred stock OF the
! Fidelity Finance Corporation who
do not redeem their stock for s27.j0
/ q share will have the privilege Of
exchanging five shares Of the prefer
fed Of the Fidelity Finance Corpora
ton for three shares OF the new
company.
A proxy committee has been
named with the following officers as
members: Joseph ". Chernon.
president; Michael W. Bannan, vice
president; Clarence II. Maxon, treas
rrer