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New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
BRISTOL NEWS
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fore good sized crowd of football fans. The Maple Ends were de feated at Manchester by the Minors by a one-sided IS to score The Bristol fellows were off form and never were in any dangerous SCOT ing position.
 The Bristol high school team left a large crowd of fans pop-eyed at the high school athletic field Sat urday afternoon when it defeated the West Hartford high school team by F to : score. The local boys appeared to be in the best shape of the season and scored well earned victory,
 In Police Court
 Andrew Tessler, charged with reckless driving and driving while under the influences of liquor. had his case continued today until the Thursday morning session of court.
 Henry Semrau, charged with reckless driving, was found not guilty of that charge. Henry Rus sell, charged with reckless driving and driving while under the innu- ence of liquor, was fined S1oo and costs with $50 renitted. Russell is alleged to have been driving down Burlington avenue and swerVed . onto the left side of the road strik ing the automobile driven by Semrau. Officer Edgar Norton, who made the arrest, testified that Rus sell was not in a condition 10 drive. The front left wheels or both cars were locked and smashed.
 No Breaks Reported
 The robbers who has been bur slarizing the local stores on sunday mornings for the past month failed to break into any of the business places over this weekend. For four consecutive weeks the robbers brok" into stores and escaped without leaving a. trace. Now local resi- dents will have to wait for another week before they may be thrilled again by another of the bold burglars feats.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Los Angeles Police to
 Face Superior COurt

Los Angeles, Oct. 21 Pt-Action in the investigation of alleged police graft in Los Angeles developed in five fronts today, with more than a score of policemen scheduled to appear in three superior court cases to answer to charges of ex- tortion and bribery.
 Continuing it's probe into charges of wholesale corruption brought by Harry D. Mcdonald, alias Westman, confessed bootlcggcr, the grand jury will resume it's deliberations with the questioning of several new witnesses.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
GENERAL ORDERS PLANES

Canton, Oct. 21 Rt-General Chiang kai Shek. president of the Ranking nationalist government, to- day ordered the government of Kwantung. in which this city is To- cated, to dispatch all available air planes to the Yangtze Kang val ley to participate in the campaign there. Eight machines are expect ed to leave Tuesday for Ranking.
 General Chiang's battle is with the kuominchun, or peoples army, of Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Special Notice

Martha Washington Council No. 1 |, D. of A., urge all members to be present at the regular meeting to- night at the Junior o. U. A. NJ. Hall at 8 o'clock. State Deputy Mrs. Mary Latham will speak on an i'm portant subject.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

A-O clean sportsmanship of the Walilng- ford boys.
 A meeting of the Ladies Guild of St. Gabricl's Episcopal church will be held at the home of Mrs, Francs Cobey on Friday afternoon at 2:"o o'clock. Final plans for the 'get-to- gether" meeting or Tuesday evening, October 29, will be made at this time.
 Miss Ida Hagen spent the week. end as the guest of friends in Hart ford.
 A whist and social will be held at Sacred Heart church this evening at s o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Horton and Mrs. William Kennedy of Merlden will be the hostesses.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Special Notice

All union men and friends are in vted to attend a smoker and socia to be held in Union Hall, 434 Mair St, Monday evening, Oct. Fist advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

days
 All weighing conferences are held from 2;3o 10 3:3O ?. m.
 Doctor present at all conferences at 500 D. m.
 Examining physician, Dr. L. E. SlysZ
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Special Notice

The regular meeting of the American Order Sons of St. George, will be at ' D. m. sharp, Thursday Oct. 24, at Junior Mechanic Hall, take place after the meeting. Ad- mission soc. Public invited,-advt
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

Cleveland, Sept. 30.--A public school for automobile mechanics, the building and the instructors for which are furnished by the Board of Education and much of the equipment by automobile manufaC- turers and dealers of Cleveland. is supplying q long felt want in auto motive circles hcre-gooI auto me chanics.
 At the Cleveland Trade Schoo! here an extensive apprentice course in automotive mechanics is given over a period of three years. Tui- ton is free. The last two years of the course the students work in service stations in the city for a set wage and spend part of their time in school.
 "The day of the haphazard auto- mobile mechanic is passed" says J. A. Rocnigk. related subjects in structor of the auto mechanics de- our school We take in applicants and weed out the best so that after three years of combined theoretical and practical work, we turn out Q mechanic with a knowledge of every kind of car and it's component parts whereas a like number of years spent at any one dealers station would acquaint him with only one make Of car"
 Dealers Back Training
 The school works in cooperation with the Cleveland Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Asso citation. The latter outfit is the outlet for the finished product the school turns out.
 "The dealers have expressed their satisfaction with results obtained here and their preference for sChooI traind boys over those taken in direct from the streets with no knowledge of mechanics or auto- motive principals,' Roenigk says.
 The school has been operating for three years. Owing to the careful selection of applicants made by M. D. Jones, principal Of the school, the enrolment is held down. In the three years represented by the three classes now attending school here. there are S6 pupils, 54 of which are in the first year, Is In
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
BERLIN NEWS

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New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
TURKISH GHAz|'S | HEALTH IS GOOD
Tales Of Kimel's Illness Are
 Denied in Angora

Angora, Turkey. April j tP'-The state of health of Ghazi Mustapha
 kemal. subject causing reCurrcnt
 sensa tionai publications abroad. but
 until now never mentioned aloud al
 home. has at last broken into lurid headlines in the Turkish press. The recent speech Of Prime Minister Is
 met before the national assembly. denouncinS as traitors those who
 spread rumors a. s 10 the G1azi's ill., ness. has given the cue to the off,
 cial and semi official press which vigorously reitcratcs the prcmier's
 claim that Mus,apha hemal is iii the best of health.
 On the principal that seeing is bclieving." the Ghazi has frequently offered himself 10 public view since the opening of this official cam paign against the whispered rumcrs of his illness. and every time he does So the official organ 'Milliett'
 reports the fact, thus the nation at | large may read:
 To-day our Ghazi took an auto
 mobile ride through the streets of
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
German Beer Consumption
 Falls Off During Decade

Berlin, April , tUrD - Although Germany is by no means a dry" country. inc German beer consunp- ton has decreased considerably dur ing the past ten or 15 years.
 While in 1914 the average German citizen consumed little more than loo litres Of beer annually, Onl, AO,S lltrcS were consumed per cap lta in the past. year. lt is believed that the decrease was largely due to higher taxes on beer and liquor.
 During 1914 the Reich tax for ? hccto-litre of beer was $50 marks. while the communi,y-eXcise amount cd to o65 marks: in 1928, the taxes were raised to 1.So and e.e5 marks respectively.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Road Conditions in the
 State of Connecticut

Road conditions and dctours in he State Of Connecticut made nee ossary by highway construction, re- Qalrs and oiIing announced by the State Highway Department, as Of April 5rd. are as follows:
 Route No. I Branford Underpass. Work being done by S, \. L. Tel. Co, No delay 70 trafic.
 Clinton. Boston Post Road IS be- ing oiled for ! mile. Old Lyme, Boston Post road is be lnS oiled for 1 mile.
 Route No. Warehouse Point Center road IS being ciled.
 Route No. , Danhury- -NentoHn road. bridge ard construction work on nev locs- ton,
 Newtown, Sandy Hook road ie be- ng oiled for mics.
 Route No. Erooklyn road in the towns Of killingly and Brooklyn IS
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

the capital" or. To-day the nations father. depsite the snow and intense cold. rode on horse back 10 his farm
 Called Work of Enemies
 The campaign against the sick man rumors has taken an impor- tant turn with the official press openly attacking those enemies of tho republic whose rascally lies about the Ghazi's health have the dastardly purpose of spreading the belief, both abroad and at home. that the fate, of the present regime m Turkey depends entirely only on one person. the person and the life Of the Gha2i.'
 Thus writes Mahmud Bcq, staunch kcmalist, and influential deputy, in an editora! in the "Mi!liott.' He gocs on 10 quote saying of the Cha zi himself:
 There are two MuStapha kcmals. One of them is the mortal Mustapha kemal, the other is d compound of all the immortal Mustapha kcmals existing among the citizens of this nation, incarnatcd in me. If l could
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
AMERICA MAY JET
 LANSD0WNE HOUSE
Famous British Palace Likely to
 Come Across Sea

London. April s LP-I.ands ne House. palatial home Of H. Gordon Selfridse. in the heart ., Mayfair. may be removed 10 the United States
 Its sale for sS.75o,o0o marks the passing of the last Of the great houses of London. excepting CreNc House. former residence of the American ambaasador, De,onshire House. Grosveuor Housc, and Dor chester House have already been de- uolished and Britain fears that tandsdowne House will follow un- lcss, like other British treasures, il fnds a place in the United States,
 The purchaser Of the property, Henson Grccnall, has acquired large blocks os property in Mayfair and IS known 10 have big ideas on town n.anning and the making Of a new ! ondon, II is thought that on the site o' Landsdowne House he in- tends to erect a great theater.
 England to Lose It
 Already plans Of LandsdoR ne House have gone to prospective buy ers in the United States with a view 0 it's transportation and recreation n America there is little or no pos stOilitv that it might be retained rare as museum or national pos 2, ssion.
 The house was ocguR-.n l,65 and IS considered one Of the finest in London. Gordon Sclfridge has been lts tenant for the past eight years. lis lease has still IS months 10 run, hut he has ntimated that he will not stand in the way of any develop 1ent and If called upon 10 do so, Nill voluntarily terminate his agree ment,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

under construction. Ham pton. Willimantic road IS be- ins oiled for miles. Route No. S Colebrook, Colebrook river road is being oiled. Shelton. river road is being oiled North Canaan, Mass. line IS being oiled. Route No. 10 Midd letoHn- Sd, ,brook road Is un- der construction from Higsanum to Haddam Town Hall. No delay in traffic. Bloomf field -Granhy road IS under construction. Open to traffic. ! Essex, Hartford -Saybrook road is being oiled for miles. Route No. l2 Lisbon. Norwich Worcester road is being oiled for miles. plainficid, Norwich road is being oiled for miles. Grisnold Norwich X Worccst CT road is being oiled for miles.
 Route No. [. West Hartford Avon, Albany ave nue IS under construction but open 10 traffic.
 Lebanon. Norwich Colchester roa ] is being oiled for miles. i Winstvd- New Hartford road is be irs oiled
 Winsted Norfolk road is being ol}- cd,
 Route No. 3: Windham. Norwich road Is being oiled off 4.5 miles.
 Route No. TOT Putnam. Rhode Island road Is be- ing oiled for 5 miles.
 Route No. tOt Portland, Center Church section js being oiled for mile
 Route No. iOS Rock llle- Manchester road IS be- ing oiled
 Talcott,illo-Ncrnon Center road is being oiled
 Route No. i09 Mansfield ld-PhocniANille road is un- der construction. This road Is i'm. passablc to traffic.
 Route No. ii7 Derby, Housatonic avenue Is be. lns oiled for mile.
 Route No, 1:i Easton. Black Rock turnpike i, being oiled, Bethel. Grassy Plains road is be. ing oiled for miles.
 Route No. t.a Bridge" "ater-RoNhury road is he. ing oiled for miles.
 Route No. i2S Ne" Milford-LitChfield read IS bc ing oiled for miles.
 Route No. i3O | Litchficld- G Goshen road is bain. oiled
 Route No. t33 Hartlsnd Hollow bridge IS under construction. short detour a-ounl bridge.
 Route No. t3G New Fairfield sherman road ma cadam completed for four mics | sc old road or new location one mile Railing uncompleted
 Route No. 142 Putnam, Woodstock road IS heinz oiled for luilc.
 Route No. ti. O>ford, Seymour road is heinz oiled for miles.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
lsnsltc No. 11l

 Washington Woodbury road. Bridge under construction at one place. Railing uneompleted
 Route No. t51 Bristol Pennington, Pennington Ave, is being oiled for 1 miles.
 Route No. l6S Lebanon, Norwich X Lebanon road is being oiled for miles.
 Route No. is: rookfield-phtuse road, con struction work commenced. No de tours.
 Route No. 30. East Windsor, Broad Brook and Scitlco road is being oiled,
 Route No. 3t3 Wappns road Is being oiled.
 Route Nu. $50 MiddlefieId Middlefield Durham road is being oiled for I miles.
 Route No. 332. EssoH, ES>oN- WeStbrook road iS being ollcI for miles.
 Route No. :36 Thompson. Westcr road Is being oiled for mile,
 Route No. 339 WjrertoNn. Woodbury road is be- ing oiled for miles.
 Erp;e No. 31t NllI'phur. Nagatuck road is be- in- oiled for r miles.
 E . No. 3I3 Windsor L. s. Spring street or East Granhy 3ad Is being oiled.
 Route No. 356 Lisbon Nevent road is being oil cd for miles.
 No Route Numbers Beacon To!ls-Pinc's bridge under construction. No delay Bcthel-podgingtoNn road is being oiled for miles. Bcthlchcm- Watertoun road. ma cadam construction completed for two miles. Grading completed for one mile. Rranford, Brantord- North Bran ford road is being oiled. Cantcrbury-N vent road under | construction for tNo miles south of Canterbury. Grade rough, travel difficult
 East Hartford Brewer street. is being oiled. Granby. Salmon Brook street is under construction. Open to traffic. Mcrdcn, Hanover street is being ! oiled North Frauford Branford- North Branfold road 's being oiled for 1.7 miles.
 Rocky Ijll. Ferry street is being oiled for + mile. Tcrryyilie-Hristol road Construc- ton has started No dctours, l Woston-T.N Plains road, steam , shovel grading. No detours. W"stport. Greens Farms roa1 l. grading under construction. No de lay to traffic Westport -- Mornjngside Drive. grading stopped for present No de- lay 10 traffic
 Windsor Locks SunIeld, East street is und er construction Traffic may take good road through Sui field Center. Woodbridge Ansonia road is be- ing oiled for @l miles
 Weston NeWtoun road steam shovel grading No d"tours. READ HLHALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

There's danger in diets that lacl. olik. This roughage is absolutely necessary to keep well. Without it constipation begins its deadly work. Unless prevented its poisons will ruin health, steal beauty, blast hopes.
 Sallow complexions, headaches, listlessness are signs that constipa- tion is present. But these can be banished-health and vigor can be regained by eating Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
 Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is 100fo bran and is 100Te effective. It is guaranteed to bring natural, sure
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

imagine that the nation did not share the responsibility of my decis- Sions and of my acts. ] would not be willing even for moment to carry upon my shoulders inc responsibility of government of this country
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
DON'T NEGLECT DAILY R0UGhAGE Kellogg A BRAN Will Supply It in Generous
 Quantities

relscf. Eat two tablespoonfuls daily chronic cases, with every meal. Doctors recommend it.
 !. delicious cereal to serve with mil. or cream. Delicious in cooked dishes. Recipes are on the pack age. Your grocer sells ALL-BRAN. Hotels, restaurants and dining cars serve it. Made by Kellogg in Battle Greek.
 " ALL-BRAN
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19

Joliet
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

DR.. Benson of Fromberg made pro-
fessional calls in Joliet Monday.
ssss
The Mackey family have moved in
to the Bessie Roberts house for the
winter.
The E. L. Marvin family of Billings
and Helmar Looming family Of War
rem were dinner guests at the D. Nc
Laughlin home Sunday.
ssss
Mrs. P. H. Monahan spent the
week end at the R. w. Hogater home
in Laurel.
Mrs. R. G. Martin of Red Lodge is
spending the week end at the Chas.
Anderson ranch.
Mesdames E. F. and G. L. Burger,
E. M. Mathwig, Mr.. G. L. Burger
and George Griffin shopped in Bill
lings Monday.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Millice and
daughter Margaret of Billings were
dinner guests Sunday at the L. M.
Hammond home.
ssSS
The Sunshine Club met at the home
of Mrs. Bishop Hobbs last week, and
presented her with beautiful sweat
Ell.
Mrs. French had the misfortune to
break her ankle while washing her
kitchen floor.
P. H. Gardner was a guest at the
Collins home this last week.
Mrs. w. M. Hopkins of Laurel visi-
ted at the Dillon home Sunday.
Mrs. jeanette Tidyman left Fri
day for the northern part of the state
and expects to be gone until Thanks
giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Hammond were
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19

Billings visitors Saturday.
ssss
Miss Mary Hogater of Laurel spent
the week end at the P. G. Monahan
ranch.
Mrs. Sarah Collins and Miss Thel-
ma Hetland shopped in Billings
Thursday.
SIS
The family of Ben Baker has
moved into the Richel Newcomb
home.
Mrs. Bee Haskall of Helmet, Calf.
returned this week to take up her
school duties.
After a vacation Of nearly four
months the Joliet school opened Mon
day.
Leonard Tidyman, who is employed
at Livingston, spent the week end at
home.
SIS SIS
Mesdames H. Haddox and Chas.
Eaton shopped in Billings one day
this week.
E. w. Talmadge and family, Mrs.
Anna Talmage, Mrs. McAdams, Miss
Eva Gustad and B. D. Hough spent
Sunday at Richel Lodge.
Sss
G. D. Craft of Red Lodge was o
visitor over the week end at the H. S.
Wilcox home.
7. w. Holly Of Billings was bust
ness visitor in Joliet Monday.
S SIS
Mesdames B. D. Bell; L. G. Gibson;
and E. L. Grewell motored to Bill
lings Monday to see the stage play
Strange Interlude."
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19

following at bridge at her home Fri
day evening: the Misses Viola Erick-
son, Erceldean Heikkila, Christina
Kerr, Ruth Smith, Eva McMinn, Leo
ma Hogan, Leone Bergan, Mrs. Esther
Budas, and the Messrs. F. Dorfler
and Mike Glenn and A. D. Will
Jams. Honors went to Mr.. Glenn
and Miss Heikkila. At the close of the
evening very delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robertson and
family motored to the show in Red
Lodge Sunday.
Mr. Charles Schember motered to
Cody on business trip Saturday.
ssss
Mrs. O. Pefley entertained a group
ofpeople at her home Tuesday, the oc-
casion being her seventy eighth birth
day. The invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs. M. S. Wentworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelley, Mrs. A. G. Curtis
and Mrs. Otis Pitts.
SIS
Arthur O'Shea of Spokane, Wash
ington is visiting at the J. O'Shea
home.
SIS
NJ. G. Hogan and James Monahan
were business visitors in Joliet Satur-
day.
SIS
Mrs. R. L. Duncan was shopping in
Red Lodge Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Williams entertained
at lovely bridge Luncheon at her
home Thursday. The invited guests
were the Mesdames John Skinner, F.
|. Johnson, Julia O'Connor, Roscoe
Martin, ]. P. Plunkett, j. Gerondale
and G. R. Schmidt of Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs George Baird were
business callers here Monday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19

business callers at Billings on Satur-
day.
ssss
Mrs. E. Richmond visited relatives
at Ballantine on Thursday.
ssss
DR.. Benson of Fromberg made a
professional call in this vicinity on
Sunday.
ssss
Mrs. Robert Dullenty and VIM. Dull
lenty were Billings callers on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bresnahan and
children of Billings visited relatives
here on Sunday.
ssss
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pew, who have
been visiting at the Rinker home for
some time, left Wednesday for their
home.
George Ferguson of Billings was
a caller in this vicinity on Sunday.
Mrs. R. A. Hamilton of Minnea-
polls is visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Theodore Cruel.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19

by his own mule, or at least the mule
he drove while employed as grading
foreman, "a miles south of Glendive.
The animal bit him on the neck. Be-
ing bitten by a mule one drives may
not exactly parallel being stung by a
serpent which has been harbored in
ones bosom, yet the bite of the mule
put R. J. Kennedy, the victim, in the
hospital, according to report on the
case. including bill for medical and
hospital treatment of S111.50 and
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19
Boyd
HooaAl ooRREsPoNpnkoA

Miss Alice Rostad, Elmer Rostad
Mrs e. V. Hanke and children drove
to Boyd on Saturday from the George
Rostad ranch near Big Timber for 8
visit at the home of Mrs. Aloe War
liza. They returned to their home on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Graham are the
proud parents Of son born at their
home on Sunday.
ssss
A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid at the Anderson home on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Normile and chill
dren of Red Lodge visited friends and
relatives in this vicinity on Sunday.
ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson mo-
tored to Rapelje on Saturday for a
visit at the home of their son Paul.
Marvin Kirkhart, who is attending
school at Fromberg, spent the week
end at the home of his parents.
SIS
Raymond Johnson left on Sunday
for Boulder where he will attend
school.
SIS s 5
Mrs. G. L. De Graw and son were
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-09-19
Montanan's Memorial
in Paris Cathedral

Honoring the late Senator w. A.
Clark and Montana's soldiers in the
World war, a memorial pew was con-
secrated Sunday, July8, in the Amer
lean cathedral, Church of the Holy
Trinity, at Paris, France. The parish
there was formally organized for
American Episcopal church services in
1859. The pew, which is the gift of
Mrs Marius de Brabant, daughter of
Senator Clark, bears bronze plaque
with the inscription, "In Memory of
William Andrews Clark and the men
of Montana who gave their lives in
the great war and in gratitude for
those who returned"