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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23
MURPHY WILL
 FIGHT AGAIN,
 LEADING BOUT
Will Probably Meet Peters burg Boy in Legion
 Smoker

With Murphy slated to appear again in the main event of the American Legion smoker to be held May 10, matchmakers practically have signed up Harry Berkeley of Petersburg, for the other half of the final bout.
 Berkeley has fought in other Southeast Alaska cities but has not been seen in action here. It is said that he and Murphy engaged in a fistic encounter in their pre-ring days and that the outcome of the fight was not entirely satisfactory to the local scrapper.
 In the semi-final the fans again are to see Jimmie Moore, the Kan sas boy who picked off Joe Brady of Douglas in the last smoker. He is to meet Chips Gleason of Wran- gell in the semi-final affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

IS a pufeIy Vege- table laxative free from Calomel or habit forming drugs. They stim- ulate the liver and
 gently move the howels No main.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23
Her Cross Little Boy
 Wouldn't Eat or Sleep

My little son had poor appetite, couldn't sleep and was cross. l gave him Vinol and it ended these trouble like magic. Mrs. L. Du- Crest.
 vinol supplies the body important mineral elements of iron, calcium with cod liver peptone. This is just W h thin, nervous children or adults need, and the QUICK re- suits are surprising. The very FIRST bottle brings sound sleep and BIG appetite. Vinol tastes delicious. Butler-Mauro Drug Go. adv. CARL ZEISS CAMERAS AT ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23
Pacific Coast League GAMES YESTERDAY

Sacramento 8; Los Angeles 2. Mission 5; Portland 3. Hollywood 6; Seattle 2. Oakland 13; San Francisco '.
 National League New York at Boston-rain. St. Louis 8; Chicago 3. Brooklyn B. Philadelphia 6.
 American League Philadelphia q; New York 6. Boston 8; Washington 4. Twelve innings. Detroit 4; St. Louis 5. Thirteen innings. Chicago 4; Cleveland 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

do the hammer-throwers at Har- vard-put them behind screens out side the stadium. Ed Ulbrick- son, kid brother of Head Coach Al Ulbrickson at the University oi Washington, is rowing No. in the freshman boat at Seattle. A total of $674,780 in purses was dis tributed during the winter races al Agua Caliente.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

CAMPERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS are small, sugar coated, easy to swallow, and convenient to carry in the vest pocket or purse. They do not contain Calomel or habit drugs. Remember they are a doctors for mula. Get genuine in red pkgs. only: Theymustbear signature "BrentGood."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

Herman Erik has thrown the six teen-pound shot new record dis tance of g feet, 4 inches in com- petition (nearly 53 feet in prac- tice) and now nothing is safe :. If it keeps up, they may have to treat the shotputters the way they
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

AGFA-ANSCO FILMS AT
 ALASKA SCENIC VIEWS adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23

Try the Tive o'Crocx Dinner Specials at Mabry'G. -adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23
American Eeague
CARNERA KNOCKS BAKER DOWN SIX
 TIMES, 1 ROUND

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 23.- Primo Camera last night knocked out Sam Baker, Los Angeles negro weighing PAS pounds, in the first round. Baker was down six times in about two minutes of fighting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-04-23
KINNEY GOES TO wRANGELL

Harry Kinney, who is associated with the Juneau Cabinet Works,
 left here yesterday for Wrangen
 upon receiving word that his father
 was seriously i'll and was not ex- pected to live more than day or tm0
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

above zero were reported about town this morning. this being the coldost morning oi the winter. 4 brisk wind increased the intensity of the cold. All Of the ponds about town have frozen over, much 10 the de light ot the younger generation.
 The teachers ot the Berlin schools will enjoy their annual Christmas tree celebration Thursday evening at the Warrington Community houss |. Every teacher in the Berlin school system will attend.
 Dr. W. D. Reach. district superin- tendcnt Of the New Haven area If the Methodist church will hold d quarterly conference at the local Methodist church Thursday evening following the usual mid week meet ing.
 The Knights Of Pythias will mcc. this evening af X o'clock in their rooms at Community hall.
 The usual weekly rehearsal of thc Fife and Drum corps will b. held Thursday evening at I:30 o'clock in Community hall,
 The Ukulcle club met last night 1t the homo Of Miss Eleanor KahmS Cn Cottage street After the re- hcarsal was finished last evening the club presented Miss Anna Nelson, their instructor. wit ha beautiful beaded bag as a Christmas Sift the presentation being made hy Miss kahms. Miss Nelson has been giv- ing instruction 10 tn" boys and girls of the club wirhCut compensation. and now has club ot more than 20 boys and girls. Some time in the near future the group will be heard at q public concert,
 Mrs. O. Giuliani, who for many years was resident Of thls place, was the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Baratticro Of Berlin yest"r- day. Nr. and Mrs. Giuliani for many years conducted the grocery business now owned by D. Ramy. Mrs. Giuliani has been living in Rome. Italy for the past l5 years l.ut will spend some time in this country visiting her son in New lia- ven.
 George Macdonald has been awarded his letter in football at Vermont academy. the award hay ing been announced this week by inc athletic council Of that institu- ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
NOTICE Special Town Meeting

The legal voters Of the Town of rlIiulille are hereby warned and notified that special town meeting will he hold in the IoVn Hall on Monday evening, December 2-, l9&3 at 7;3o clock for the following purposes:
 l. To appropriat, an amount not to exceed s1o,o00 for unemploy- ntcnt relief,
 2. To authorize the Selectmen 10 borrow s3,5G0 10 buy stone. etc, for highways with the authority 10 include this amount in the budget for the year 1431-32.
 2. To act upon any other buSi- ness proper 10 come before said meeting.
 Dated at Plainville. Connecticut, this 18th day of December 1850.
 JAMES SIMPSON.
 EDWARD P. PRIOR.
 WILLIAM DONNHAM.
 Board Of Seloctmen.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
PLAINVILLE MAN HEADS
 REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY
Herbert \. Dyer Promoted From Major to Lieutenant Colonel in
 4O4th (. <. Reserve
special to the llerald)

Plainyille, Dee. 16.-Promoted from major 10 lieutenant colonel, Herbert Arthur Dyer Of Cooke street, Plainvilc, was today commanding officer Of the 904th coast artillery reserve, Thee personnel Of the regiment includes the area of west ,rn Massachusetts.
 Ordrrs for his promotion were issued yesterday by Hartford head quarters. Lieutenant Colonel Dyer served as second lieutenant, first lieutcnant and captain in the regu- lar army from 1917 to 1920.
 Mir. Dyer resides with his wife on Cooke street and has been q resident of PlainviIle for the past five years, He Was born in Massachusetts and is the son Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dyer. H. is employed in the en- gineering department at the New Departure Mfg. Co. of Bristol and was recently elected chairman of the department. AIr. Dyer was for mcrly employed at the Stanley Works in New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

EXtradition papers for Parsell's re- Governor John H. Trumbull. The ar rest was made on information from the Hartford county states attor- 'neY's office.
 He was in the local town court some time ago on a non-s support charge brought by his wife and was ordered to pay $lO d week toward the support ot his family by Judge Merritt 0. Ryder. When he failed to keep up his payments. his wife com- plained to the authorities. Upon in vestigation, it was discovered that he had fled to Buffalo. presumably Ill company with another woman.
 Fined s:5 and Costs
 Raymond Ferciyal of Forestyillr was fined s25 and costs by Judge Merritt 0. Ryder in town court this morning on charge of reckless driving. He was arrested few weeks ago ny Constable George Schubert after he had struck Law renee Casey. l2 years old, Of Pierce street with his car.
 The boy suffered a fractured col larbone and shoulder blade and was confined to St. Francis hospital Hartford. perc.val was represented in court by Attorney Joseph Mark ham of Hartford. Attorney Henry Hun. of Hartford was present in the interests of the injured boy, It is said that a civil action is being con- templated.
 To Present Religious Drama
 The Clarion club Of the Church of Our Saviour will present Mary S. Hitchcock's drama based upon the narrative of the Biblical story of the healing of the ten lcpers on Sunday evening at I o'clock. The drama, The Grateful Samaritan" will be given in the church. The cast has been rehearsinG for several weeks.
 The cast consists Of the folloWine:
 Nathaniel. prince Of Jerusalem, Gene Forrest.
 Lydia, Nathaniels wife. Mrs Ralph Williams.
 Sarah, Nathanicl's daughter, Mill cred Woodruff.
 Reuben, Nathanicls brother. Will liam Hepworth.
 Ezra, Reubens son, Myles Moore
 Rabbi Samuel, member of the Sanhedrin. Albert Hemingway.
 Rachel, Sarah's friend. Alice Flynn.
 Adah. servant girl, Olga Cook.
 David, the Samaritan who came b2rh, Edward LacHey.
 The drama will be preceded by a brief devotional service conducted by Rev. Lincoln E. Frye, rector.
 Estate settled
 4 certificate of descent for the estate of the late Mary Silvcrio has been filed at the office of the town clerk by Judge Merritt o. Ryder The certificate states that the estate of Mary Silvcrio has been settled. Condito Silverio is the sole hcir-in- law and is given an undivided one third interest in PlainTtlle property
 Child Is Recoycrin"
 Barhara Quinn, two and ha't years. Of East Broad street, who WAS seriously injured last Tuesday when she was struck by an auto mobile on East street, is showing great Improvement at the Bristol hospital and is believed to be on th- road 10 recovery. For some time fear WAS held for her h'e as thr child was suffering from frac- tured skull and a compound frac- turc Of tn" leg.
 Charles Smith, driver of the ma chine which struck the child, is be- ! ing held on bonds of $500 for trial in the local town court Episcopal Church Notes The members ot the teaching staff of the church school of the
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Bristol Man Arrested
 On Charge of Bigamy

t-Pe0T8I 10 tTe T0TdTlI
 BristoI, Dec. lG.--On complaint of his first wife Glynn Ecrncr of sum m"r street was arrested by Sergeant Henry Jcglinski of the local polio" department this morning on charges Of biGamy and non-support. He was rel .aeod this afternoon under bonds Of $500 for appearance" in police court tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

Church of Our Saviour are urged to come to the 'arish house at o'clock this evening instead Of the hour previously announced. Busi- ness of very important nature will be voted upon immediately. Tomorrow afternoon the children of the church school will meet with Mrs. Forrest 10 rehearse for the pa- geant to be given on Holy Inno- cents day.
 At 8 o'clock Thursday evening the cast for the religious drama to be given on Sunday evening will hold a rehearsal at the church.
 On Saturday at 4:45 o'clock the choir will meet with MT. Humph- reys for rehearsal of Christmas mu- sic. At p. m. Saturday the final dress rehearsal for the drama. "The Grateful Samaritan" will be held in the church.
 Funeral of Nr. selander
 Funeral services for August Sc lander. 5. of Camp street well known Swedish resident, will be held tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock al the home Burial will be in the For estvillc cemetery.
 Grange Meets Tonight
 The annual Christmas party for the members and their children will take place at the regular meeting ot Plainyille Grange this evening al 7;30 o'clock in Grange hall on Pierce street. The program will be pre- scented entirely by the children, Grange members are asked to bring ten cent gift for either man or woman.
 The woman's auxiliary will hold a card party at the home Of Mrs. Ida Norway O. Washington street tomorrow afternoon at 2:G0 o'clock. Bridge and whist will be played and prizes awarded. Light refresh Incnts will be served. The public is cordially invited,
 Play Friday Evening
 The comedy, Seventeen" 10 be presented by the Masquc and Gown club of the High school Friday, in cludcs two characters who are boun ] 10 furnish many laughs Genesis, '' in the person of Charles Toh is q typical old darkie whose wholehcart- cd love for his dog Cor mongreIt Clemates, causes the grown up' William Sylyanus Baxter many r. ck1,r l.s.
 Another torment in Willie life is the child who slushos bread, butter and applesauce all over his ears and causes him 10 appear humbled in the eyes Of the baby talk lady Miss Lola Pratt. This torment in his life is Jane, his young sister. The rejU- vcnation of this part will cause much laughter.
 4 large crowd is expected 10 wit ness this production of the club. Dancing Hill follow the play.
 Advent Christian Notes
 The members Of the church sChoo, and choir of the Advent Christian church wilt present Christmas pageant The Light of the World . on sunday evening at S o'clock.
 A rehearsal will be held this eve uing at 7;30 o'clock.
 Dr. Wcltc 10 Talk
 Dr. Herbert p. Wclt", principal of the New Britain State Normal school. will be the main speaker at tho December meeting of the Piain- vile Parcnt-Teacher association 10
 CConiinued on Page l0)
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Sewing Club Meeting

The Berlin Sewing club met last evening at the home of Mrs. Jean Hooker in Kensington. Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Leon Alling were hostessrs i to the gathering and Misses Marjorie Moore and Adele DosSctt had charge of a program Of entertainment. Miss Moore discussed plans for the club to aid Bcrljn's visiting nurse, Miss Viola Snyder, in the work Of re- litvirG the needy at Christmas time. It was decided that the sewing club could help invaluably by aiding in giving out the baskets which are 10 be distributed at Christmas time. This was the Christmas meeting of the club and another will not he held until sometime in January after the holidays
 Childrcn's Grange Night "Childrcn's Night" will be obscrv- Cd by Berlin Grange tonight whom children of the members will put on a regular Christmas program. Thc entire entertainment will he carried
 out by the children and there will
 bc santa Claus.
 On Friday night a number of
 members Of the local Grange will
 tourney to Mcridcn Grange in ac-
 ccptance of an invitation from that
 group and will furnish two numbers
 on program of entertainment. The
 entertainers have not been named as
 yet,
 Lowest Temperature. The lowest temperature reading
 that has been seen in the vicinity this year Nas recorded at StocktOns S
 corner in Blue Hills last night. A
 reliable Thermometer gave thu. de
 gree as four below zero at h D. m. and il is thought to have dropped somewhat further after that read ing The surface of nearly all of
 Bcrlin's many ponds are frozen now. Supper at Tabs Hall The Girls club of the Stanley Rule and Level plant Of New Brit
 ain held social and supper at Tabs hall in Kensington last nig)t. Numerous forms Of card games
 w"r" played and T large crowd as scmblcd TOT the party,
 Holidays Begin Tuesday NcNt Tuesday has been set As
 the last meeting of classes for the Berlin public schools previous to the Christmas holidays, After the closing Of the regular Tuesday school ses- sion no moro classes will meet until January ,, 1881. Schools will not give half holiday Tuesday but will wait for tho regular days closing time.
 school Entertainment On Friday evening at the town hall the chillrrn Of the Worthing grammar school will present a pro- cr1m or Christmas entertainment, This entertainment is in keeping with an annual custom and is q gift from the children to the public. The program will consist Of a
 playIct, dances. recitations. and songs. Miss Catherine McGee, prin- cipal of tlre Worthington school, is in charge of the entertainment. Court Tonight At least three cases are scheduled q for the regular Tuesday night ses- sion of the town court which will be held at 7:30 o'clock tonight on the second floor of the town hall. Two state police cases are on tle docket, also one resulting from an arrest made by Constable Frank
 Brown yesterday shortly before
 noon.
 East Berlin Items Temperatures from above to {
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
BERLIN NOW LACKS
 CHECKING ACCOUNT
Town Funds in Closed Bank Loan May Be Negotiated
MERCURY BELOW ZERO
Minus Four Registered in Blur Hills -Grangc Plans Childrcn's Night
 -Schools Entertainment Friday Night-Lcgion Room Remodcllin,,

As result of the closing of tn Commercial Trust company in New Britain Saturday afternoon the town Of Berlin Is without checking ac- count at present. Recently a loan Of $tu.uuU was effected through the tiust company as provided by the budget, which allows the borrowing oi amounts up to s9J,p"u. and only small portion Of this had been GA pended when the bank closed.
 To meet current expenses it has been decided by the town officials 70 borrow. temporarily if the Conner cial Trust company opens again in the near future, another sum of $l0,OQO from the New Britain Trust company 10 meet the current ex- p"nScs of the town.
 Tn" entire borrowings of the town usually amount 10 approximately $50 oo0 for q years time. whereas the budget this year allows Il maxi mum ot $H5,o0o to be borrowed. In the past the Commercial Trust con- pany has handled the towns ac- counts, selling the notes usually to the Chase National bank in New York city.
 It has been intimated that reII- tions would be resumed with the Commercial Trust company should that establishment reopen in the near future
 New Legion Room Under Way
 Work thus far in rcmo1elnE a basement room in the town hall for enlargement Of Bolton -kasiCa post : meeting quarters has consisted C. cleaning out the new site. Construc- ton work will not be started until after the sale of Christmas trees hl5 been finished.
 lt is hoped that q new woodcr. floor may be put in the new room to permit dancing at the monthly meetings when the Legion and aux Hilary meet together. There is d. ready a gas stove in the basement and d kitchen is among tue items which will be considered before the work has been completed.
 partition in the basement will be removed and another put up IN feet nearer the center of the base ment 10 provide more space. When the rrmodelling is done there will be enough space available to accomm3- date a large crowd at any social gathering the members may choose to have.
 Tree Sale Reports
 Reports made thus far concerning the sale of Christmas trees, by Bol- ton-kasica post are favorable. The committee under Edwin Pio,rett has made notable progress thus far and hopes to fulhll expectations in the number of trees sold before the campaign has ended.
 Motherhood Club to Meet
 The Berlin Motherhood club will meet tomorrow evening at 1:3O o'clock lt the home Of Mrs. Horace l.aymOud on Hudson street. Al x o'clock Miss Edith Wclker Of Hart ford will address the club on the subject of religious training for chi- dTCn. All mothers who ar. interest cd in this subject are invited to at tend the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
ast Berlin Items

Temperatures from above to
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-18
G ADVERTISEMENT

Quinta Addition to the city of
Harrington, Cameron county.
Texas.
Levied on the 10th day Of July,
1880. and to be sold to satisfy a
judgment dated June 10, 1880, and
recorded in the minutes Of said
court in volume 20. pages 576-577,
in favor Of B. F. Ditmar Company,
a corporation against defendants
j.. r. Wilcoxon and Mary Wilcoxon
for the Su moi three thousand five
hundred eighty-seven and l4-100
dollars (s3, 537.l4 with interest at
the rate of ten per cent 10Tc) per
annum from June Is, 1880. until
paid and all costs OF suit. and the
further costs Of sale, together with
a foreclosure Of a deed OF trust lien
on the above described property as
said lien existed on the 22nd day Of
November. 1923. against defendants
J. r. Wilcoxon and Mary Wilcoxon.
Given under my hand July 10th.
1880.
w. r. Brown. Sheriff
Cameron County, Texas
BY l.. A. Jagou. Deputy.
7~-ll-lS-25 a. 37s4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-18
California Promised
Unusual Weather

LOS ANGELES. July 49, Pr
Southern California today faced the
prospect OF hot blasts sweeping n
from the Moiave desert to intensity
the heat responsible for seven
deaths in five days and the first
death by sunstroke recorded here
in twenty-three years.
Weather bureau officials said an
area Of low pressure over Arizona
and Lower California ,.ould reach
this vicinity today. taking the place
of a breeze which somewhat al
leviated the discomfort here yes
terday. The first death from sun
stroke recorded here in % years
occurred.
Three OF the deaths attributed
10 heat were in Imperial nlley be-
low sea level.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-18
Death Proves Hunch
OF jockey Correct

VANCOUVER. B. c. July lS-P}-
Henry Stewart Winter. 81, veteran
race horse trainer. yesterday fore
told the end Of a race-his own.
AS he saddled Shasta Bishop for
the fifth race at Hastings Park a
"hunch" came TO him.
The jockey climbed on and the
horse vas led 10 the track. Winter
watched II go.
This Is the last race in which
I'll ever look after a horse" he
said.
While the race was on he drop
ped dead, presumably from he>-t
disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
sHERTFF's SALE

SHERTFF'S SALE
Real Estate
The State OF Texas
County Of Cameron
BY virtue Of an execution and
order Of sale issued out of the Hon
orable District Court OF Bexar
County, 73rd judicial District Of
Texas, on the 9Th day Of July, 1880,
by the clerk thereof. in the case Of
B. f. Dittmar Company
VS..
J. r. Wilcoxon ct al
No. B-59.263
and 20 me as Sheriff directed and
delivered, l will proceed 10 sell to
the highest bidder, for cash. be-
tween the hours Of 1000 a. m. and
400 D. m. August 5. 1880. IL being
the first Tuesday in said month, be-
fore the court house door or Cam
county. Texas. in the city OF
Brownsville. the following described
real estate: to-wit,
Lot number eleven un, In
block number four az, La
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-18
COMPLIMENTS

Mrs. Clancy: Faith. now. and why
don't yez get in out of the windy
and let your pet monkey sit there
awhile? The neighbors would get
q good rest from yer ugly ould
game.
Clancy: 1T was this morning 7
did just that. And n policeman
came along and when he saw the
monkey, remarked: why Mrs.
Clency. when did yez move down.
stafrs7-Tit-Bits.