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The Washington times., 1929-04-03
HE NRY / AMAR
ASEsD|VORCE

Henry Lamar one sf the ranking
heayywsighta of Nav England ana
son of wsil.known washington
family. has filed suit for divorce
II Concord. NJ. III. from his wife of
SIX years, II was learned t6day.
Lamar has been living ii Brad.
ford. N. H. during the past year.
His suit was filed III the Merrimac
county superior court.
His plea FOR 4 divorca states that
married life Is Injurious to his
health and that his wife's actions
have been abusive to him. He also
alleged desertion.
Lamar was formerly well known
here both as & FOOTBALL player at
Western High School and an anna
teur boxer OF note. He married the
daughter OF Howard r. Moore, Of
Washington. IN 1923.
The young heavyweight - under.
stood to- be now staying Ii Boston.
His suit Is scheduled to come up
this month.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
DOCTORS PLAN
MEETINGS

Final plans are being completed
By several local physicians for the
eighteenth annual meeting cf the
National Negro Health clinic 10 be
held Vt TuSkeges Institute. April
z to 10.
The program provides for fun
week 81 medical surgical and
special clinics scientific paperei
DEMONSTRATION BY specialists and IN
inspection tour Cf the United States
Veteran4 tInpltal No "a. located
near the institute. Tbs hospital e
under the direction ok Colonel Ward
Of Indianapolis, IND, and n the
only such government Institution
with an entire colored personnel.
Among the District piiynicians 70
attend are: DR.. AlgerIon Jackson,
head ok the department of public
health 1T Howard University; Or.
]. G. DOwIlng. eye specialist of
Freedmen's Hospital and q member
of the faculty aE Howard University
Medical School: DrE. William Lane.
Re Count Cook. e. III TAYLOR,
+. w. Burwell, n. D. Dumas ana n.
b, Lennox
According to report from the
Department of Commerce there are
5000 negro pilysicialls fn this
country. This city has nearly i50
Who are practiciag tho profession
here.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
Senator Kean Heir to
Fortune From Sister

S NEW YORK. April 8 H.N.s.l.-
United States senator Kean. Of New
Jersey, ana his brother. Julian II.
Kean, Elizabeth banker. are bene.
.ficiaries In the 81 100000 estate Of
their sister, the late Miss Lucy Hal.
stead Kean. her viii revealed today.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
Men and Women! How Much Weight
Do You Want to Gain in 80 Days?
One Very Thin Man Gained
28 Pounds in Eight Weeks

through life with sunken cheeks and
narrow chest when you can take
advantags Of this straight forward
offer.
Mccoy takes all the risk Read
this ironclad guarantee. II after
taking 4 sixty cent boxes OF Ne.
Coy's Tablets or 3 One Dollar bosses
any thin. underweight man or
woman d0ean't gain at least
pounds and feel completely sastafiec
with the marked Improvement IN
health your druggist Is author
lied to return your money.
Ask at Peoples Drug Stores for
McCoy's Tablets. Marketed by
McC0y.s LabOrato Also distrib.
utprs Of Mccoy i Cod Liver Oh.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
Smallest Motor ii the
World Built II
Nebraska

FRTEND. Nsb., April u.N.s.l.
wAat i believed to Be the small
est running motor ia the world
has been completed by EMANUEL
kahn. ! watch maker here, Who
has been iabOfing on the nla-
chine for four years.
The bearings IN the little motor
are of gold and many parts are
of silver. Much of the constr,ic.
tion work was done under =
rnagnifying glass. The motor
operates from q tlashlight battery
ana Is connected BY 4 fine thread
belt ana puIleys with set gears
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
'HELIUN FOUND
IN KANSAS

WICHITA. Kan. Aprii tI.l.s.l.
II Is believed 1 new helium sas kieId
has been discovered IN Kansas.
Two wichita men. g. ~. Coleman
and Dg spl EdeeFton have drilled 10
test near Alma ia Waubanpsss
county which II making one-haIf
million cubic feet 81 sas daily for !
depth 81 SIS feet. The gas il said
to carry & rich hellum content.
Chemists from the Kansas state
Agricultural College at MANHATTAN
KAN. are preparing To analyze sam.
pies of the gas.
Heliym II nOnfIarnable and u used
IL balloons and airships It II found
only n three Or four places Ia the
world.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03

Tens Of thousands Of exceedingly
chin. yes. scrawny men and women
have taken Mccoyss Tablets and put
oll pounds Of good firm flesh.
Not only win McCoy's increase
weight. but taken regularly win
cause 1raaI rundown men and women
80 grow stronger and more enar.
getfc.
If the millions Of skinny, scrawny
men and women In America viii
start today and put their faith in
McCoyss increased weight. health
and attractiveness may be theirs
So why not start today? Why not
ill out those deep hcllows in neck.
cheeks, and chest2 Why go on
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
l2O- -MiIe-an-HourC Car
Soon 10 Be Standard
Is Prediction

NV YORK. April } q. .N.Sl.--
one hundred ana twenty miIes
al hour win b the average speed
of standard motor cars within Z
few g1ars, Dr. John A H4risn,
president of Broadway Asso-
citation. predicted at 4 lnncheon
given here ID honor 81 MAJOR
\. q. p. sesrave, British racing
driver.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
AnhuI MENI ASkEn

NEW IOElK APRIL U.WI WI3,ll--
| Papers have been filed here by
ICen C3Iuseppe tPeppinol Caribaldf
soldier Of fortnn6 Tor an annlII'
ment 81 his marriage to Mr1.
Madelyn Nichols Taylor Gsribaldll
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
Oh DEST MH BIT NTS

The Association Os Oldest InEabf-
tantg win meet tonight at 1880
o'clock at the Union Engine House,
Nineteenth and Il Streets North
west Theodore w. N0yes win pre-1
The Washington times., 1929-04-03

8fRtha. disbursements. MnFriageg.
an the laas inside psrs. Iasf Two esiumns.
The Washington times., 1929-04-03
n.c. MAn I0 WE'D.

D4AT RLIAs Ant Aprll 5. Miss
aims qauIf os seat Pleasant Is e
neeeme the bride q Robert May. of
Washington. Saturday ak ST. nlat
z4sEs Eplecopal pariSh here
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Auction Sale

By order of the City Court of the City of New Britain, County of Hart ford, and State of Connecticut. I will sell on November 20th. 1929. a 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, by Public Auo- tion on the premises the following piece or parcel Of land with all buildings thereon. situated in the Town of New Britain and bounded and described as tullows to wit:
 Commenting at point on the north side of North Street at the northwest corner of property hereby conveyed: thence running nortueIly along the property of John OBrion, uiurtY-nin" tG1J feet more or less to all iron pin; thence running eHsterly along land ot J. J. Erwin and W. T. Erwin distance of iron pin; thence Iuuuirg southrrly along land of said J. j. Erwin and W. T. ErWu a distHnc. of ninety t9U) feet more CT less to North Street; thence run umg westerly along North Street d dis tanre of fifty t59) feet to point or place oi beginning, being known as No. 1d2 North Street"
 TERMS: 1oec casa d"pos.t at the time of the sale and the balance in cash on approval of the deed by the City Court 6. the City of New Britain. Said prem ises will be sold trce and clear of all CncuElbrduc,4 except H first mort ga gr ot &G,9uo.Vo held Icy the Berlin Sav.ug- Bank, which mort1lEt the purchaser will have to reduce to s4,ooo.Ge. FRED TWINKLE,
 Committee of the ,Ity Court Of the City "l New BritiiH.
 &3S Main St..
 New Brtta.M. Conn.
 ! Telephone 367.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Chapter G
NIOEI MYSTERY

The path through the woods to- wards the Indians camp became an upgrade and Peg~y quickencd her steps to keep up with the botanis-. Az they walked. Chase told her about the country and Peggy Vas enchanted by it's wild beauty.
 There is game here Q" ah" qu"&- toned: and shooting in season e'
 Yes" Chase pau1od 10 examine low buah. Plenty Of wild oni- mals-foXes. deer and wildcat. Oba- diah Evans declares he has shot black bear in winter, And Obadiah never makes rash statements. Ah. here we are" as they came out on a clearing.
 X large army tnnt was pitched at the further side, facing Moh2w.i Pond, whoge placid waters 600 yards away could be Glinp.ad through the pines. while 10 tho right of the tent EtOod stone chimney. all that was lal; Of wh@t had been wooden shack Of some sCrt.
 "Sundown," Chase's hail echoed through the silent woods Aftor N aiting a moment he crossed the clearing. pulled back the tent fly and looked inside
 Nobody home" bo announced, turning to Peggy; the tent ia emp ty"
 Brushing by him, Pcggs .t12pod up on the raiaed wooden flooring and stared with wondering eyes at the neat crdcrlin"se oI tac hail. breeds hom,. Sho st"2.I ac th- contents Of the room one ~ a ti... /, then her eyes travelled bac-; D lh clothes hanging neatly from hooks in the tent polo. She examined them with minute care; none looked like the suit wcrn by the man she had seen in Ncw Lodge the night o1 her arrival
 "Sundown's wardrobe was mo@lr your unclo's cast-off clothin-.' Chase's pleasant roicr broke into her thoughts "Preaco,t practically supported him for 4 number Of yeara; I believe in return the na&- breed teuGod li# boats and all that" with a N@rHr wave O. his hand in tho direction or }." Iol-.. "I am aorry Su0Gorm isu't .t hou.. hoe quite a charac5ar liorr,p-. youn find bim hcre any night: hv'a never away then"
 "N'hy not"
 "Night l}mduays" .u-tnc.n "AIedicallv known as uyruIopn. snndown can't SIC in the dark"
 oh"
 Hho glanced with some m#ej- ness at her watch; hr- tr,p to suu- downs camp had ronaun.G uor. than tho 10 minutes sh- Fad a)- lowed
 "Wonr vou ,oa,a bao: and a.,. supper with me-" inc aa.a,. 1u Chase rc~re'ruIly hoo, Hl. n,aI
 Ask l0" some ether unr." .a hfggod. "Toa'ahl I ha,a .omu mD- portaut papers to mu ous"
 "Please write your bro.urr I ma
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
BUSINESS HOPEFUL
 . AFTER MEETINGS
Industry aud Trade See Better
 Outlook for Nation

Washington. Nov. 93 OUP)-Bus;- neSs now can take hold Of it's boot straps and pull hard for bigger winter than last year.
 Business men have surveyed th4 outlook with President Hoover in his r' ries of conferences and have dis covered billions of dollars worth of business coming around the corner NaGe-carners and small salari,l mon have been assured there will be no wage cuts in the nations biggest industries. Henry Ford has even promised immediate increases to his thousands of employees.
 President Hoover has placed thn full resources Of the government Ut the disposal of business. The fed cral reserve system is forcing down interest lates SO that millions of waiting capital may be hired cheaply by industry. President Uoovcr's
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
AMERICA DOCTORS
 WORLD'S SICKNESS
Medicinal Exports to All Parts
 Of Earth Growing

Washington. D, C.. Nov. B.
 Uncle sam on board ship in q gallon
 hat, stars and stripes suit. carrying
 a )ittl" black satchel in one hand @nd grasping hypodcrmic needle in
 the other.
 That is the picture that American
 medicinal export figures paint Par
 ticulariy is it the picture drawn by
 the biologiCals, that is. the anti
 toxins, the serums and the vaccinos,
 which have become the largest single
 item in the extensive ranks of the
 medicinals
 New High Export Level American exports ot biologicaIs are expected 10 top S2.U00.O0C in value for the first time in 1929" says q bulletin of the National Geograph- | ical society on the United States role in fighting disease all around the world.
 Approximately onc-ttnth of the semlms, antitoNins and yaccines for hGmans and animals produced in the 1 United States now so to the near and far ends of the earth. Figures collected by the department Of com l lI"rcc will show during 1929 for the
 frs; time what proportion of the hiOlogiCals are for animals and what l proportion for humans. Estimates for the first eight months indicate that four-fi!ths of the supplies go abroad 10 protect humans against typhoid fever, Giphtheria. tetanuS Nock iaW), rabies, pneumonia, smallpox and the like. The remain der guard animals from the ravagcs
 of hog cholera anthrax black les. foot and mouth disease and similar plaques.
 When Uncle sam Plays Nurse 'The intensive research work of the medical profession in the United
 States. the high standards of sanita- ton and prccaution set by the hy-
 gienic laboratory of the L. $. pub
 lie health service and followed by the giant drug manufacturing com. panies. combine 10 ma!," the United l states chief consultant when na-
 'i'''' ''''N' EiNiN '' " IT iil tpluElllt
 disease.
 Ground mummy dust from Egypt
 was tavorite drug Of Europe until
 the eighteenth century and the ab-
 surdity of this remedy makes mod , ernS smile. No more strange. but more soriously true. is the fact that , the pulvcrzed frozen spinal cords Of ! rabbits, killed by virus in Cleveland i CT lndianapoiis will save thc life Of q Chinese bitten hy a mad Gog in Shanghai.
 Vaccine, serum and antit0Xin production and distribution has :prung up in 25 years. Every agent of this medical group has been gt2ndardized since Pagteur'S famous discovery of the vaccine to thwart rabies in 1894. Jenncr 100 years earlier, had proved that mild caHe Of coWpoy would make a person im- mune from smallpox. but his appli- cation of the vaccination principle continued by rule of thumb until Fastcur made his experiments. "While our forcfathers were fight ing the Revolutionary war coo. 900 Europeans were dying annually of
 smallpox. Probably more American Indians died from that plague than from bullets. Everybody took it.
 Survivors. white or red, carried poX marks to their graves.
 Horse Supply Diplthcria Antitoxin "A few hundred head of calves now annually save half a million Americans from death by amallpox.
 A few horse. standing patient in
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Synopsis; The prospect of gaining the fortune of her eccentric uncle induces Peggy Prescott 10 become mistress of Yew Lodge, rustic oS- tate in Connecticut, Determined to comply with the provisions Of his will that she live there a month she courageously faces q series Of weird incidents with onI% a negro maid Julia. for company. She .u1- poets Gpndown. an InGian her un- cle. Herbert Prescott. bcfricndy /. Believing he may be rasponaiJl" fer capsizinG her canoe. "n get which nearly cos. her life and Julia'% Peggy Socs to the IndjaH1 caMp with AQuild Chase, hoj1ni.t a@l twin brother ot the e&ccutor of her .unclc's c,tG;e.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1929

the gold pieces in the palm of her black hand.
 Never before lad she handled gold coins-their beauty fascinated her. Reluctantly she tied them Sc curely in her handkerchief and, with a furtive look this way and that, slid the handkerchief inside her dress.
 Copyright. D. Appleton and Co.,
 Monday a spying horseman rides into the story, displaying interest in Peggy's fortune.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

most anxious 10 hear from him, or, better still. why cant h. make you ylsit?" Peggy "aid as they parte l. Chase chuckl"d.
 "I cant exactly picture my stail and proper brother roughius it with me in Stone Tower I'I as! Phi lander however," and waving fare Il he disappeared uD tine noun t;-.r..t.t..
 i'i~o minutes I#ar Pcg%y ran mp tE" 'or~nd& s,ops in hycalhloss haste.
 The door 10 the living room aN un@ open 10 her touch. Peggy. naturally rosy checks palrd. She Lad most certainly locked the door; vhN she distinctly remembered Goin~ 70. Going inside. she bolt"d the Goor. and then faced Gbout. Tie room ~@a just as she had left it.
 Elnnin" upstairs she tip-tocd in to Julia" room. Sho listened for q moment to tha maids gentle mores, then stole quietly away in her pre- occupation failing to notice that Juli,'= blac& eyes were watching her with most peculiar expression
 Automatic pistol in hand. Peggy llGGn sl complete circuit Of the first floor Or the house, but found noth- inw 10 further her nervousness.
 PcE~y .pran& up a. the tcIophoHc bell cn the gallery above cent it's . imperative call through the still ness ol the house Nor stopping to quiet Julia's alarmed hail, tha young girl sped 10 the phone.
 "Nca-who is it?" she called in, O the nouthp,aco. "Oh, Alr Evans, 1 yes; this is Peggy Prescott
 Jim wa3 up to gee Nou''-Oba- ! diah =po!:" with the conviction that only shouting would bridge the dis tancc between tIom--"&nd foInd no oug at home. Ere you all right"
 "Ye"'-Pcgsy reId the receiver aT%y from her ear; Obediah's voice vas deaGcninS What did you say, Mi' Evan@?"
 ''Eeforc seven t1is morning &e picked mp %cur paddle and canoe and put 'cm iA the boathouse. What @ay 9" as Pcggy's cSclama- lion came f&intly'to him. "Thanl3 ever so much---" "Tvarnt uothin' ct all" drown ing out her thanks with character ist." bru-quencaa - be@idc5 which Obadiah hated tclorhooiae. We found j.c canoe floating bottom ID acgo.a the pond. s'ee you aoon''- end ba"5 went his receiver on the hook.
 A tl.e girl Iors the telephone stand she found Julia going slowly Go"n the staircase.
 bon be skaercl ro' me, Miss Peggy; 1sc all right" she declared, p#yIn" no attention to pcggy's re- ccE.traGcr., "Itn do me good 70 sit upper, Whats dat you say?"
 Sit on the vcranda a moment" Peg. slipped her hand coaXinE- l" alon.r ,hlli"'H arm and propcl! j her mot unWillin@ly outside the IiFH~ room.
 'i want to rrUI do"u 10 the boa hou#e B. -rcand. | vout be out 2f .j,-,' ov'n-t"l.r this chair" and 'Wdiu@ JUIia'5 retaining clutch, ahy r'a down the steps and the path.
 Tine 6oor 0 th" hoathouso was .."r nd Peggy. mindful Of her proua" to remain in sight, pulled
 "Ia op'0 md looked n A cedar r.Ho. and rowboat were there '.@.no 'b... belonged; neither en-
 "-o1 a.r #'',ntioU for, cIosn at hand wa. th" birch harl, canoe. rest . "@ hp.om Up on irs supports.
 I''H., -" G.p-dra"u breath e. .wd '.ru~l her trcmb}m~ lips u"a low. htHn" aound--thoro a@. no fl. or hojo in the bottou To. the nouo.
 H... c1 t.r H.rauda Iul.a. wi.h cH" Df~ ou roegy's dtaanr rgurr. { ']m-nd oy,. for the si>jieth time
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

their super sanitary stalls, contribute the serum that gives hope of plotting out the peril of diphtheria. The chances of recovery of a child or an adult taken sick with diphthcria D years ago were only to l: now, by virtue of the few horses a diphthcria patients chances are 10 10 1, Medical authorities believe that proper CO., operation by parents and doctors can reduce the diphtheria death rate to nil.
 "Cattle, horses. snake. rabbits and guinea pigs arc the living ma chimes of the United States hioIogi- calls industry. They manufacture precious products worth $2o.00U.- 0uo annually.
 Guinea pigs deserve 10 be in cludcd in the list although they are rcar!y, if cver producing units Of the biologicals business. Guinea pigs are to biologicals what scales and chemical analyses are to other in dustrics. New lots of serum and vaccine must be tested for quantity and quality on guinea pigs before they are released for use in human beings.
 One buys pound Of salt, q ten per cent solution ct iodine and chemically certified milk. but one buy@ it may he said, guinea pigs worth of anttoXin. The antitoNin unit is defined as that amount of antitoXin which just suhices to pro- tect a guinea pig Of 250 grams weight against 100 times the minima. lcthal dose Of diphtheria toxin
 Vaccine, scum and Antitoxin
 Vaccine. serum. and antitoXin arc three confusing words Naccines con- tain limited numbers of disease causing bacteria which are introduce ed into the body in such numbers that the body builds up resistance against them and also against , chance infection by similar disease contained in serum. which is lymph separated from red corpusclcs ot blood-ueually blood from horses.
 "Certain bacteria give off toxins which poison the body, as in diph- theria cases. Dphthcria, induced by man in horaes. results in the creation within the horses blood stream ol antitoXina which offset the poisoning effect oi tho toxins. These antitoNims. l drawn from a hor@c in serum and introduced into humans, help the human body to resist the toxins originating in bacteria the body may i harDor.
 Tine list of human ills now bclrv- ed susceptible to the effects Of vac . cincS and antitoNins lengthens year iE. It includes the familiar names already mentioned and scarclt fever, StreptOcOCcic infections, influenza, Whooping cough. and others.
 At present New World countries buy most of the biologicaIs going into the foreign trade. The principle purchasers are Argentina. Cuba. IeXico, Spain, Canada and the United Kingdom. Other countries that look to the United States to help cure the ills of their people anG their animals arc: Portugal. British India, Columbia, Australia, China. Peru. Chile. Venezuela, the Philip pine islands and the Union or south Africa"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

525 is the best known telephone number in New Britain
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

57-BUSINEsS X OFFICE EQUIPMENT 5S-FAEM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 59-FEED AND FUEL G0--FERTIIITEE&. SEEDS, PLANTS G1-FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING G2-GOOp THINGS TO EAT G&-llOUSEHOLD ARTICLES ri-MACHIEEt;N. ELEC. t& TOOLS 5--AIERCHANDISE AT THE STORES od-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS cG-B-RApIO G7-WATCNES. pIAMONpS, JEWELEr OS-WANTED, ARTICLES TO BUY
 Real Estate for Rent ACHIEVEMENTS & TENEMENTs .d--Rl SINESS PLACES FOR RENT 71-DESK ROOM AND OFFICES r2-FARMS FOR RENT 1S-IDUSES FOR RENT -i-SUBUNBAN FOR RENT 15-NAIATION PLACES FOR RENT 76-WAEEH0USES ( STORAGE 11-WANTED--TO RaHiT
 Real Estate for Sale AGENTS ESTATE 19-AUrrIONEEES >o-BI.DG. x UsINESs PROPERTY Nl--HUILDING LOTS FOR SALE &@-FAEN5 FOR SALE ,2--IIOrSES FOR SALE S;-SUMMEN PLACES FOR SALE S5-ST BUEHAN FOR SALE >G-EEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE S7-EEAL ESTATE WANTED
 Rooms, Board and Hotels &S-UOTELs
 ag--KuOMS FOR RENT s0-EOOA1S AND BpARn gl-KOOMS FOR lIOUSENEI1PlNG a2-WHERE TO DINE 93-BOAHD AND ROOM WANTED
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Educational

i-COEEEsPONpENC COURSES 35-- DANCING TEACHERS %G G-INSTRUMENTNI. AND VOCAL &,-LOCAL X PRIVATE INSTRUCTORS %S-W Ep-INSTHItCTDES
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
ORDER OF NOTICE NICHOLAS IACHACHtFSkI, ET AL NODDIS SAVINGS BANK FIT tI

State ui Connecticut, County of Sew London, >S october 18th. 1929.
 Upon the complaint of the said Nicho- las Haehaohcfs,ii, ot al., claiming for the reasons therein Set forth Il foreclosure and the possession oi certain mort t-a ged premises located in the Town of salem. Connecticut, how pendiug before this Court. having h"en returned thereto ou The Inst Tuesday of May, 192g;
 l. appearing to and being found by th.s Court tA~t Ioi.u liagiou and Au- toinrt,' k gjo'p. formerly oG New Britain Connecticut. two of tie said defendants ir- G5ue 't parts uLknuNu, and roW the plaintiff asks for all order of notice in the promises.
 Therefore ordered, that notice of the pendency of said complaint he given said John I;agton and Antomette Eatgou hT publishing this order in the New Britain Herald, d newspaper published in -.h" Britain, Connecticut, and iu the Worcester Evening Gazette a newspaper published ill Worcester Massachusetts. once week for two successive weeks commencing on or before the lst day of December, 1929.
 By order of Court
 WILLIAM Il. SHIELDS. JR.
 Assistant Clerk oi ihe Superior
 Ccurt for New London County
 
 52i is the best known telephone ha, in,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

By order of Court.
 WILLIAM II. SHIELDS. JR.. Assistant Clerk of the Superior Icurt for New London County.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

There's some delay about Julia Gcttin' her husbands If" Insurance, on account of his lirat wifc's claim, so Julia has to drive the old car for awhile yet.
 Copyright Iyes. Futrrot, s,uht,are