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Other Livestock


so. 90; mostly l0Si5c higher; Shipper de-,
mand broad: top. $l025@ 1926 for load
of l90-lb. Weights. mostly $l0G 10.15
market on desirable 100 to .300-lb. aver
ages; butcher, medium TO choice 250-350
lbs, SO. 100 10. 10; 200-250 lbs, $9.75M 1925;
10000 lbs, 1915 q 1925; 130-160 lbs, 500
1920: packing Sows. $9M9.50; pigs, me-
dunn to choice. 90-130 lbs, $8G9.5 Cat
tle-Receipts, 10000: calves. $500; cattle
again in excessive supply; largely a steer
run; nothing done; talking 25050c lower;
semi-demoralized beef trade and ! over
hide prices affecting live market caution
lighter loadings slaughter classes steers,
good and choice 1901. 500 lbs. $12.25@
IS; 1.100-1, 300 lbs. $12.25Q15; 950-1. 100
lbs. $12.25@l5: commo nand medium $50
lbs, $7Q12.25: feed yearlings- good and
choice. 750-95o lbs, $12. 25@l5; heifers.
good and choice $50 lbs. down. $1l@1S.50;
mon and medium. $7@850; low cutter and
cutter cows. SCOT; bulls, good and choice.
beef, $975d lbs; cutter to medium S8@
9.75: vealers, milk fed, good and choice:
$l2.50@15; medium, $12012.50;. Gull and
common. S9ml2; stockers and feeders.
good and choice. all weights, $l0.50M11.75:
comon and medium. s8010.50. Sheep :
Receipts, 10000; market opening around
steady; bulk fat lambs, $16.500l7; few
best lambs $17.25017.35; Shep steady; fat
ewes, S8.50@9.50; feeding lambs, steady;
lambs good and choice. 90 lbs. down.
$l615@175G; medium. $i4.859 1915; Gull
and common. $I1M14.85; ewes, medium to
choice $50 lbs down, $7.75@9.85; Gull and
common, S4@8.25; feeder lambs, good and
choice. $14.50Q 1885.
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= away at his residence. 52sK ". wash ssIo
ington St., beloved husband of Jessie
Ryan, brother of Mrs. Flora Haaner,
Frank and Harry Ryan. Friends may
call at Beck and Spears Funeral Chapel,
125 S. Capitol Ave. Funeral service at
St. Mary Church. 1890 Wednesday A. N.
Burial St Paul Indiana
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Help Wanted Male
Truck Statesmen

We are starting truck de-
partment and are in need of four
men to train in the selling of
Chevrolet ls-ton, 1la-ton trucks
and commercial cars. These men
must be from thirty to forty
five years of age and should be
experienced in calling on business
in selling machinery to CONNER
cia1 firms. The compensation is
on a commission basis; with the
opportunity to make earnings in
comparison to executive salaries.
We will furnish you complete and
thorough training and offer an
opportunity to grow with a live,
dependable organization. Apply
after z p. m. and Sunday 10 a. m.
to 2 p M. to Mr.. Lloyd at Lauth
Chevrolet Company, S547 e. WASH
ington st.
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STOCK PRICES
SLUMP; OPEN
: TRADING LIGHT
Rails Move FgactionalIy;
Few Make Small
Gains.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of twenty industrials Friday
was 30f53. of 422. Average OF twenty
rails was 1929. of SIS. Average Of forty
bonds was 1855, up 90.
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MACHTNTST


FIRST-CLASS ENGINE
TURRET LATHE OPERA
TORS; ALSO RADIAL DRILL
PRESS AND AUTOMATIC
SCREW MACHINE OPERA
TORS; PLANER HANDS,
BOTH DAY AND NIGHT
WORK; GOOD WAGES AND
ADVANCEMENT TO THOSE
WHO QUALIFY. THE r. K.
LIE BLOND MACHINE TOOL
CO., MADISON AND ED
WARDS RD., CINCINNATI,
OHIO.
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A CHALLENGE
We challenge any salesman who is now
selling, has sold muskratS or intends to
sell, to show us better, cleaner, safer
than we are offering, together with a
management that can stand the closest
investigation as to honesty and RELIABLE
ity. We not only offer you this induce
ment, but also top commissions and close
office cooperation. Address Sales Man
ager, P. o. Box 1902, Minneapolis, MINI.
BARBER WANTED-For Saturdays. JOHN
McGINNIS, Oaklandon. Ind.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. is3s-Come see desirable
rms; every conyen.; reasonable
ALABAMA, N. 26I0-Room. gentlemen
or couple: board optional. Ia. 4962-R.
ALA. ~, 523--Apt. 8; End a.. steam heat
hot water: all hrs. RI. 1876.
ASHLAND, 232S.warm room. hot water
garage. He. 2492. --
BROADWAY, 252S-Modern, attractive nm,
] or 2. garage. He. 1850.
CENTRAL. I132-Front and side room:
thoro. mod; gentlemen. Ii. $3.50.
CENTRAL. 2842-Large front room: priv
ate family. Ia. 297l.
COLLEGE, 3e31--Lovely room near bath:
widows home: breakfast opt. garage.
DELAWARE. M sleeping rms steam
heated apt. walking dist. Ii. 9725.
DELAWARE, NJ. 2s52-Home privileges;
plenty heat. hot water. Ha. 41o6-M.
DEL. N. 1922 warm sleeping rms.
privilege bath: phone. Ia. t206.
EAST; NJ, 7 49, rm. furn. mod. hot
EASTERN 439-Couple share modern home
with widow. Oh. 0357-J
HAMILTON. N, S11-Nice warm rm., mod
ern private home: car lines. Gu. 2497.
ILLINOIS, N. S724-Sleeping I'm. for lady.
modern.
ILL, N, 05s---Well-furn.. hot. cold water
in rml.: break. opt. Aft. 500. Ha. 082I.
MOUNTAINEERING warm rm.; pri-
yate home; e. Wash. car; gar. II. 1I65.
HEALING. rs N.--Warm rm.. for 1 or 2:
with board. IT. 0S02-W
KENWooD. 3425-Modern, private family:
close to car lines.
MASS: AVE, 4641a-Modern. clean room:
city heat. Ii, 9027.
heat. hot water: private home. Ia 2ls5.
NEW JERSEY, N. 3Ol2-Clean. light rm.,
private home; near car line. Ia. 1894.
NEW JERSEY. N. 513-Mod, clean, steam
heated rooms; home privileges.
OHIO HOTEL-126h E. Ohio; nice; clean
warm rms. with bath. Lii Olga.
ORIENTAL. N, 20-2 housekeeping rooms
modern; 8 unfinished rooms. Ii. 9055.
PARK, 3209-Lovely front rm., real home,
garage; SIS wk; hot water. Wa 1882.
PARK, I528-Mod. turn. rm1 gentlemen
pref. Ri. 3746. after p. m.
PENN. N, 1920 nice front attractive,
warm rooms Ha. 3521-W
P isSRs Closet 81 ls A. Issg5P airy front Tm
PERSON. 1858; ILLINOIS CAR-Large #.
privileges; in family No other roomers.
RINK APT.-40l N. III; nice rm.; l or Q
mem plenty hot water. Lii $3.50. after 6.
TALBOT, N, .2455--Nice front rnl.: So wk.
for I: 81 for 2. Ia. 2222.
TALBOT. n, 2925-Nicely fllrn. front
rn.. priv family; gentleman. Ia. 7091.
OGO II. L1ONnO1N
Nice. warm. sleeping rooms; plenty hot
water; So week and up. Ri. 0575.
VERMONT, 1875 E.-Colonial. Apt. s; nice
furn. front rm.: city heat; Sc. Ri. 2671.
WOODRUFF PL.-Lovely front rnl.; priv.
home; ref; garage. Oh. 4140
18TH, E. 115--Attractive rm., plenty hot
wa; private home. Ia. 1928.
BIRD. W., 211-Lovely furn. rm., private
home; steam heat; hot wa. Ha. t696-M.
CORNER PENN.--Ent. 81 E. 18th; walking
distance; good heat; reasonable.
NICELY FURN. RM.-Spink-Arms Annex,
Apt. 80; l or employed. ri. 69o4.
COZY RM.-With twin beds; adjoining
bath; also single rm. Be. 4208.
LARGE-Front rm, twin beds, walking
distance; reasonable. Ii. 2807.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM---In private
modern home; meals optional; employed
lady. 331 Tecumseh P1.
You Read the Want Ads.
Have you tried to use them2
It's easY-Call Ri. 5551,
Ask for an AID Taker.
D41~,n W~a&n&
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Hotels

PAY-Au your bills with one check: hea@.
light water, maid service. linen fur
nished: comfortable rooms: 81 per week
aud up. DeniSon hotel Lii 4363-
HARBOUR HOTEL
6i7-I9 N Illinois: nice clean. warm
rms: low weekly and daily rates
HOOSTER TNN-44O Mass Ave. clean. out
side. steam heated rms. hot water.
ONEIDA HOTEI-2i8 S. Illinois: steam
heat: special rates: 81 up.
HOTEL ST. DEfgNIS-Niee. clean, steam
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 81 80 for
No. red wheat and $1.I5 for No. hard.
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CURB SEAT RECORD
Membership Seat Brings s1S5,0OO.
New High Record.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Another
record high in the price of New
York Curb Exchange memberships
was attained today by the sale of a
seat at Sl85, 900, an increase of 5000
over the previous record high made
last week.
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EAST BUFFALO. Feb. 1i.-.Hogs-Re-
ceiptS. 9.10O: holdovers. 500; market. CSC
down; 25O-350 lbs. S1o@10. 40; 210-25O lbs.
l30-l60 lbs. $s.85@1060: s0-l50 lbs. So. 40
q 20: packing sows. ss.5o@S.T5. Cattle
Receipts. LOO: calves. 1900; market, Csc
u so: light yearling steers and heifers.
$I1.2SM13.25; beef COWS. S8I9.75i low
cutter and cutter COWS, S4.T5q7; vealers.
$l7@17.50. Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market.
strong; top faS lambs. sl710; bulk fat
lambs. $16.75@1T; bulk Gull lambs. $3.50
Gi3.25, bulk fat ewes. s8.50G9.50.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE treasury
net balance for Feb. 8, S97, 1877, $50 76,
Customs receipts for that date, SIG, $40,
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, Feb. -Hogs-Receipts,
$500; holdoyers, 235; market, steady to
75c UP; 250-S50 lbs. $10@1O5 20O-25O
1915 iSs sG1S sofsO 1Ss
$50 10; packing sows, $8@8.75. Cattle
Receipts, 1850; calves, 275; market, weak
undertone, veals soc lower; Def steers. sea
r. .25: beef cows, S7.5O@9; low cutter and
cutter cows. $550@6.75; vealers. $11@16;
market steady; bulk fat lambs, S15@17;
bulk Gull lambs. $10@14; bulk fat ewes.
500.
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81 Jfttted Press
NEW YORK. Feb. blank clearinRs,
S675. 900 600; clearing house balance. $119-
COO, 600; federal reserve bank credit bal
ance, Sl09, GOO, 600.
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Lost and Found

BOSTON TERRIFR-FemaIe; name Trim
ket; reward Ri, 9760.
BULL TERRIER-Small male with white
stripe, between eyes, black leather collar
with brass buttons; children grieving.
Please return Reward. HUI. 2096
CHOW DOC-Name Chink; little childs
pet Please return. Ia. 3l67. Reward.
DOG-German Police brown and black;
name Pal. Reward for information or
return to Gayle Stadtlanders. Be. 1884,
3709 w. Tenth St.
DOG-,Lost; little white curly; name Flap
py; / ear up, ear down. Reward.
DOG-Small brown and white; name
Brownie; child'S pet please Ir. 0683-M.
FOOT OF BED-Iron. walnut finish; rose
in center; lattice work. Be. 1851.
FOUNTAIN PEN--sha eaer; green; valued
as keepsake; lost between SD and 57th
and Capitol and Central. Liberal re-
ward. HUI. 3501.
PIT BULL-Tan and white; license No.
1920; liberal reward Ha. O211-M.
WEDDING RING-White gold; diamonds:
Xmas present. On S. Meridian. DR.. 7472.
WRIST WATCH-YelloW gold; valued keep
sake; lost downtown. Reward. Ri. 1913.
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Banks and Exchange

City, bank cIearingS figures, as given
IN The Times daily, are checked care
fully and always are correct, barring
possibility OF typographical errors
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings Monday
Feb. IL, $4,253,000; debts, S7,1S5, 900.
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Help Wanted Female

sALEsLADIEs- can do tipping. Can
837 North Illinois St.
| CONfPTOMETER OPERATOR-Experien
with Al references. DR.. 2641.
RIENCED-LaundreSs wet. rough
dry. Call for. DEL. soft water. He. 1913.
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Instructions

AVIATION
Training. all branches. under qualified
instructors for local students. We assist
to employment during and after training
607 Meyer Kiser Bldg. Ri. 1912.
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Room Wanted

q OR 8 UNFURNISHED - Modern rms.
south. DR.. 6143. after $50 p. Dl.
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Business Announcement

FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated;
feather mattresses. pillows made to order
T. E Burke, 416 Mass. Ave. RI. 6692
PATNTING-Papering' by cd mechanics:
wall paper samples; est. free. Ia. 0955.
PAPER MISUNDERSTANDING. plastering;
81 rrn.' and up. Oh. 4132. ring l.
PAPER HANGING-PERSONAL SERVICE:
F. JACKSON: PRICES REAS. Oh. 2004.
PAPER HANGNG-s4 a room and up:
guaranteed work. Oh. 0512.
PAPER HANGING-Paper cleaning, paint
ing; wk. guar: neat. Mr.. Gulley. DE-. 1858.
PLUMBING- And heating installed on easy
payment plan J. w Harren Oh 4290-J
REPAIR WORR-Carpenter. remod.: roof
ing; painting: job work. DR. 2598-J.
RUGS CLEANED ox12. 81 So Specl 10 da
Can and del Keemer Rug Co. Oh. 1896
WALL PAPER CLEANING-75c room
White workers: reas. work. DR.. 1903.
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Situotions Wanted Mate

COPY WORK-Addressing or stenography.
spare time; make mirneo. cards. or letters,
announc. bulletins, etc. low charges to
small firms, churches, lodge, etc. Wa.
3737-2.
YOUNG COLORED 1IAN--Wants work as
cock or butler; experienced; private
home preferred: reference. He. 1896.
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BIZ Times SDeciqg

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 11.-Hogs-Re
$500: steady heavy and medium hogs. 1870
lbs. up, $9.90@10.40: pigs and lights. 80 to
$50 lbs. S7.75@9.40;. light pigs 80 lbs.
IT'S. Cattle-Receipts. 1900: prime heavy
steers. $12@1 ESQ; heavy shipping steers,
sl0a12; medium and plain steers, $500
choice cows. $s25G9: medium TO good
cows. s6.25d8.25; cutters. S5.5O@6.25: can
ners. $4.50@5; bulls. $8.50@9; feeders. So
@11.50 StockerS. S6.5061l.25. Cslves-Re-
ceipts. 7o0; market SOC to 81 lower; good
to choice. S11 .506p13.50; medium to good
S9ql1; outS SO down. Sheep-Receipts,
so; market steady: lambs, S13@15: sSecond
S8.506ll2; sheep. $4G6. Saturdays ship
mentS: Cattle, rs; calves, 4l0; hogs, none;
sheep, none.
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Death Notices

ITO be continued)
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IL Shares Belt r R & S Yds Co com. 69%
10 Inter Pub Serv Co pr II pfd. 49, 1929
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Apartments for Rent

2 sEMI-MODERN HOUSEKEEPING RIM
Ground floor. DR.. l176.l
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BIZ United Press


FIT. WAYNE. Feb. I.-Calves-Receipts,
%; cattle, receipts. IS; hogs, receipts, 800:
sheep, receipts. .5o; market. steady to 10c
higher; 90-I20 lbs. So; 120-140 lbs, S9.15:
140-160 lbs SO so; 160-180 lbs. SO IS: 180-
200 lbs. SOTO: 200-250 lbs. $40: 250-300
lbs. $685.; 100000 lbs. $3.50; roughS,
$3.50; stays, Sc; calves, SIS; lambs, SIS.
Bp United Press
PITTSBURGH, Feb. -Hogs-Receipts.
5000; market. steady to sc down; 250-350
lbs. $10.35m10.75; 20o-25O lbs, S10.65m
1885; 10000 lbs. s10.50@10.sG; 13O-I60
lbs. s10610.75; 90-l30 lbs, $8.50610.25;
packing sows, .$s.50@9. Cattie-Receipts.
market, 81 lower; beef steers. $10Gl2;
light yearling steers and. heifers. 500
Ills; beef cows. s6.75M9; low, cutter and
$780, heavy calves, seals. Sheep-Re-
ceiptS, 2.500: market 25G50c lower; top
fat lambs. sI6,75; bulk fat lambs, $14.50@
1915; bulk Gull lambs, $9.50G12; bulk fat
ewes, S6.5069.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
eaQ-MTIC. Hartfo1l-SOO

s0e-NTIC, Hartford-SOO s:.0-summary of program and T..
 8. Daily News Bulletins from
 Washington. D. c. e:.5-News bulletins s:30-Correct time s:30-sea Grill Dinner Group 6:55-BasebalI scores 7:00-Music Memory contest di-
 rected by Emil Heimberger .7:30-Comfort Hour from NBC Studios
 4:o0-Music Hour .s:3o-"Tone Color" ... ~S:00-seiberling Singers; Frank
 Black. directing S:30-True Detective Stories from
 NEG Studios a0:o0-Haisey-s Stuart Hour from
 NEG Studios le:30-Radiogram 1o:3o-Old Fashioned Barn dance from Bloomfield, Conn. fl:00-Correct time; news bulletins; weather forecast.
 o1O-WBZ, Sprtngfeld-SO3 -5:o0-Final closing stock markets .k:e5-Lost and found .5:30-Positions wanted 5:<0-Weatherman .K:<1-Official agriculture reports .~x:00-Time: news bulletins -6:o5-Excerpts from von Flotow's
 Martha" by cast from Central high school. Springfield; Miss Hazel Clark, director s.35-World Bookman e:lo-Financial news s:5o-Reunion. Second Division,
 \. E. F.
 7:00-Baseball scores 7:os-WBZ Players 7:30-Drake's Variety Half Hour 9:Oo-Lehn and Fink Serenade:
 Frank Luther. tenor s:s0-nsn Bernie's orchestra 9:80-Program s:3o-Maxwell House concert <, le:oo-Time 10:o1-Sportograms lo:oS-"Pianistic Capers," Jimmie
 NcManus lo:1s-Poppy Day i0:20-Baseball scores io::5-Tone Pictures fo:S<-Weatherman news bulletins i1:Oo-Butterny Ballroom hour l2:00-Time; temperature readings l2:o,-Government bulletins
 S7o-WNYC, New YOrk-s2S S:00-Chester Tallman. ballads S:20-Market high spots s:30-Our Spencer Collection
 Victor Altsits k:45-Martha Keller, songs e:0o-Baxte ensemble s:3o-Citixenship class s:lS-Resume of Board of Esti-
 mate meeting 7:09-0irls' Work in New York
 City-Mrs. Philip LeBoutillier 7:1o-Health talk. Dr. I. Vein
 stein
 7:75-Civic information 7:3o-Time: police alarms; base
 ball scores 7:35-International Affairs-Prof.
 Roy Runaway 7:50-security league talk S:30-Kriens' orchestra; Eunice
 Howard. soloist
 x70-WMCA, New YOrk-526 a:00-Time: Imperial Trio 4:15-Beauty talk l0:o0-Time: Ohrbach program l0:30-Weather: Paradise orchestra 11:0O-Time: McAlpin orchestra 11:30-News ll:40-McAlpin orchestra 1c:00-Nut club
 sf0-WOR, New Yrk-i22 s:h0-Book reviews s:1s-Emil Velazco, organ s:50-sport talk 6:90-Henry Ramsey. baritone e:1o-Customs Law-Fred Bennett 6:e5-News
 e:30-Fulton orchestra 1:eO-Time: c. w. Hamp, songs
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23

Star badge awards were made te Albert Hemingway. 4yles Moore. Roderic Iinnehan and John Cian- Hone. Those who were promoted to second class rank were Arthur Peterson. Howard Wry. Billy Banul- ski, Walter Waskiewicx and Anthony Skinger. Those promited to first class rank were Horace Brown, Francis St. Lawrence and Joseph Scully.
 Sixty-three merit badge awards were made, 15 to out of town scouts and 4S to local scouts. The awards follows:
 Printing, l.. Patkay. B. Huch, F. Callahan, T. Griffin. w. Kiejko.
 Masonry. Thomas Griffin.
 Safety, c. Cillizza, S. Dankevich.
 Personal health. F. St. Lawrence, c. St. Lawrence. l.. Patkay, NJ. Swanson.
 Handicraft. F. St. Lawrence, D. Holmes, A. Rayram.
 Fireranship. c. St. Lawrence and F. St. Lawrence. Reading. Stanley Gwozdz, R. .,Iainer.
 Woodwork, Baker Brown, +. Mainer. Fruit Culture. NJ. Kaminski, Wal ter kiejko. Scholarship. r. stahl and s. GwozdZ.
 Camping, r. Stahl. R. Mainer.
 Horsemanship, l.. Patkay, G. st. Lawrence.
 Carpentry, Fred Peters, D. Holmes.
 Electricity. F. Peters. Machinery. P. Olszowy.
 Metal work. c. Cillizza.
 Pioneering, R. Mainer.
 Swimming. Baker Brown.
 l.eadercraft, ID. Holmes.
 Agriculture. F. Peters,
 Farm machines. F. Peters.
 Cooking, P. kimball.
 Interpreting s. Dankevich.
 First aid. k. Callahan. c. Burliag, r. McAloon, w. Schwab, R. Beach. A. F.. Johnson and H. r. Miller. \ Court members present were Messrs. Ames, Taylor, MacDougall and the scout executive.
 Out of town awards:
 First aid. A. Hemingway w. Bar raclough. F. s. I.ackey, E. Shjerden Carpentry, w. Moore, F. Laekey, F., Shjerden. Woodwork. w. Barraclough, M. Moore, F. Shjerden. Machinery. NJ. Moore.
 Salesmanship, F.. Weldon.
 Painting, R. Weldon.
 Weather, F.. Shjerden,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
ORDER OF NOTICE

Upon complaint in the above entitled action, brought to this court and claimed for reasons set ,--1-Iudgment set ting title and second Judgment decla ring mortgage from ogden l.. Steele to New Britain Savings Bank and Building As- sociation, null and void, now pending in said City Court of New Britain on the 1st Monday of June. A. D. 1929.
 II appearing and being found, by the subscribing authority. that the New Britain Savings Bank and Building As- sociation is now defunct and that the names place of residence business of the successors, creditors or assigns, of The New Britain Savings Bank and Building Association are unknown to the Plaintiff the Plaintiffs Attorney. Wherefore it is ordered. that notice of the institution aud pendrncy of said complaint he given the Defendants bv publication in Tine New Britain Herald. daily newspaper published in New Britain. Connecticut, and having a cir culation in said town of New Britain. once a week for two consecutive weeks. commencing on or before the e3d day of May, 1929.
 EMIL '. DANBERG.
 Clerk of ehe Court.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
GEORGE D. MORGAN FLORENCE \. JOSEPHS CHARLES E. MORGAN all of New Britain, Conn.

THE NEW BRITAIN SAVINGS BANK AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
 DefunCt Connecticut corporation for merly having n place of business in | New Britain. Conn.,. it's suecessOrs creditors and assigns. | City Court of New Britain, May 2l. l
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
FLETCHER (. DAVIES
 HE. CATHERINE DAVIES
ORDER OF NOTICE

State of Connecticut. Hartford County. Superior Court, ss. Hartford, May 23rd, 1929
 Upon the Complaint Of the sa i'd FLETCHER C. DAVIES, praying. for req sons therein set forth, for a divorce, returnable to the Superior Court in and for Hartford County, on the first Tues day of June, 1929,
 It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that GLADlE5 CATHERINE DAVIES. the said defen- dant, is absent from this State and gone to parts unknown;
 THEREFORE ORDERED, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given. by publishing this order in the New Britain Herald. newspaper print ed in said New Britain, three times sue cesSively commencing on or before the 23rd day of May. 1929.
 G. II. GLOVER CAMPBELL,
 Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
 for Hartford County.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
BETHANY CHURCH
 SPRING CONCERT
Soloisk lnd Chorus to Provide Program This EIeain6

The annAal spring concert of the church choruses of the Swedish Bethany church will be held in the church auditorium this evening. Those participating in the program will be as follows:
 The church choruses will be as- sisted by Mrs. Caroline Barsch, vio- linist: MrA Eleanor F. Vahlstrom, soprano: Miss Florence c. Ostlund. contralto. Robert J. Klingberg, bari- tone George H. Johnson. bass; Wal ter l.. Magnuson. organist and di- , rector.
 Program at : o'clock.
 Invocation-Rev. C. J. Fredeen Mixed chorus-"Bow down Thine Ear" ................ Dickinson Male chorus-''Twilight" .... Nevin
 Hail. Thou Star Resplendent" :.
 ................. Grieg Violin-'Kuiwiak" .... Wieniawski
 Deep River" Arr. Maud Powell
 "Gipsy Airs" .......... Sarasate
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23
SWEDISH BAPTIST MEETING
Rev. Dr. J. F.. Klingberg and Rev Axel Peterson to Speak at Confer ence in Hartford.

Two New Britain ministers are on the program to speak at the 18th annual convention of the New York conference of Swedish Baptist ] churches which opened in Hartford
New Britain herald., 1929-05-23

Besides passing the tests for the T required merit badges. he has de- veloped in leadership abilities, being made an assistant patrol leader after about one year in the troop and. only few months later, De- coming patrol leader of the Stag pa- trol, which is now leading in the troop efficiency contest. Mainer is expected to present his troop in he first aid and friction tiremaki'g events in the coming annual field meet of the council.
 Out of the 20 eagle scouts de- veloped in the local council, troop 4 has provided 12. The others have had the following troop connec- tions: Troop ?, South Congregational church, two; troop 3. Trinity M. E. church, one; troop 14. Stanley school one: troop 21, Nathan Hale junior high school, one; and troop 1. Plain- vile, Plainville M. F.. church. two.
 Mainer was congratulated by Chairman George B. Taylor, mem- bers of the court, and all of the scouts who were present.