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New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

came letter from a man in Wall Street.
 And what" he said. when she had told her story, lis your sal- ary?"
 Nothing" she said. T shall be paid by the results of my work"
 Won His Cooperation
 You asked for $50," the man said. Heres d check. And each year there will be another" The check was ;or $500 Martha knew that her school could go on.
 That was in 1902, and many times since Miss Berry has faced the same problem, the needs of her school outgrowing it's facilities.
 Like all successful careers, hers has been q constant battle. But each time she has won, until now there are three boarding schools Mount Berry School for Boys. The Martha Berry School for Girls, and Berry Junior College. The hundred buildings nearly all have DtCH huIl DS SliutllL idbOl. lI' ton miles Of streets in the campus and farms were paved by the boys. I he students grow all their own food. There is a large stock farm started many years ago by the boy who brought team of oxen as tuition.
 The schools arc industrial. edu- cational. spiritual. And some of the 5000 graduates now have schools of their own.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
NOTICE To Residents of Town of Newington

A public hearing will be held by the Coming Committee of the Town of NeWington in the Junior High School Friday evening, Dee. 12th, at o'clock, 10 discuss the advisability of changing zoning classitications of CD District at corner of Cedar and Willard Streets.
 @ District between Dowd and Highland Streets. west side of Main Street.
 @ Also 10 revise Sections 3J and $ of Ordinance.
 F. F. DOANE.
 Chairman.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
HAS LIGHT WORKOUT

San Francisco. Nov. .S tE7) - The Big Green team Of Dartmouth. and tho Indians Of Stanford went through q light workout yesterday and then called q holiday 10 cclc- brate Thanksgiving,
 The Stanford team, which dcmon- strated in it's 4 10 victory over California last week that it has mas tered Coach Pop Warmers intricate system of attack, has been installed as the favorite.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
ROCKEFELLER CONFIDENT

New York, Nov 2S (UP) - John D. Rockefeller, Jr, expressed a profound confidence" in the Amer ican people 10 pull the country out of the business depression. on his return with Mrs. Rockefeller on the Homeric from a visit in France and Spain.
 AS nation" he said, T do not think We ever had more to be thank full for than we have today, in spite of everything. The country never had more difficult problems to solve. vet they will be met and ultimately conquered."
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Preparing for Visit
 Of State Noble Grand

Andre lodge, l. 0. 0. lF., is pre-. pairing for the annual visitation Of State Noble Grand Pickett and staff at the regular lodge meeting next Wednesday evening in Odd Fellows temple on Arch street As a sp>- cial mark of appreciation for the visitation, the lodge will present four candidates for the first degree on that night. Refreshments will be served
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
BITTEN BY OWN DOG

August Zick of 1S9 Stanley street telephoned police headquarters dur ing yesterday morning to report that he was bitten by a dog.
 Policeman Thomas Tierney was delegated to the address and learn cd that the offending animal was the property of the man bitten.
 When the man asked for the ad- dress of the dog warden the police man furnished it to him.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
STORE BJRGLARlZED

A report made last night at po- lice headquarters by Max Milco- ntz that his store at 149 Arch street had been entered yesterday 8 being investigated by the detective bureau.
 Mr. Milcowitz was unable 10 fur nish the police with a definite list of what was taken.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

the thigh of the man who has been hit, and if the blow has been suffi- ciently hard to cause the blood 70 show beneath the skin, the striker has won the game. but if not then then the opponents change places. The first contestant who causes the blood to show beneath the others skin is declared the winner
 4 High Seas Sport
 Every ocean traveller knows shuffleboard, also called shovel board Round wooden disks are propelled by long, notched sticks toward a numbered checkerboarl about 25 feet away. The game is o land and disks in the squares with the highest numbers. and to keep them from stopping in other squares which subtract from the score.
 "Shufleboard looks innocuous enough, but it really brings into play muscles of which one may be totally unaware. The lurching 5f the ships adds hazards and thrills which cannot be transplantc ] ashore.
 Some Florida cities, however. have outdoor shuffleboard courts. while few modern homes have basement alleys, with boatdc2k trimmings.
 Hunting on Foot
 Hunting has long been associat- cd with the English. but one form Of their hunting is very little known outside Of England. This is beagling, or following the hare on foot with bcagles, dwarf hunting dog. Un- like the fox or the stag the hare is very short-windcd. It soon out distances both hunters and hounds. but, as it quickly tires they may catch it if they have not been side tracked on false trails. The harc, however, really has q sporting chance. because its scent is tho faintcst of all game. and it grow steadily weaker as the hare nears the end Of its strength.
 "Beagling is very democratic spcrt. No special uniforms O. equipment arc required. Any bit Of orcn country or woodland is hunt ing preserve The sport serves the double purpose of keeping down the number Of harcs who destroy gar dens and nurseries, and of provid = ing capital exercise in the out-of- doors for those who take part in t.
 Miniature Golf Not Knew
 "Mniature golf may not be now 10 these shores. Early chronicle g tell of New Amsterdam Dutch bur chors playing 'kolf' on small courses near taverns. After a round or two the 'kolfers' retired 10 the tavern for bowl of punch. lingering owe. it in typical nineteenth hole fashion until the room was filled with tho aroma of their long clay pipes.
 Backgammon, in one form or
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

another, has been traced to the Ro- mans, the pre-Columbian MeXicans, and the Burmanesc. Even Plato al- ludes to a game in which dice were thrown and men were placed after due dcliberation."
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

while it was parked Wednesday night on Court street A report was made by MT. Howard at police headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

TOILET AND DRESSER sETS-A wonderful
 selection is here Prices are lower this year than ever and the quality better. We are showing all the new colors a. well as sey- o-al beautiful Sterling Silver patterns. Al5o Military Sets. Manicure Sets, and Fitted Leather Cases. Select your set while the stock is complete and pay Si % q week. We VIII hold i fer you until you want t. Nich2c!s
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

sILyEEWARE-Rogc-5 1G47, Holmes & Ed
 wards. Community, and many of the popu- lar C;crling CLvcr patterns arc sold at Cash Prices. Pay only slOO week with no extra charge for credit. Special 26-piece sets in serv- ing trays at S9.75 and up to S38.O0. Or, fl you prefer, select just the pieces you need and fill in your set from time to time Nationally ad- ycrtised prices-no extra charge3.-Mlchaels.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

MEN'S GIFT SUGGESTIoNs-Clgarett Cases
 and Lighters Flasks, Pocket Knives Wal lets Sheafer Pens or Pencils, Watch Chains. Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Military Sets, Emblem Buttons Belt Buckles Watch Bracelets Desk Clocks, Rings, etc. Moderate prices, quality products and easy payments make gift ouy- ing simple at Michaels.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

LADIES' GIFT SOLICITATIONS - Bracelets,
 Brooches. Mesh Bags, Vanities, Compacts, Birthstone Rings, Boudoir Clocks, Manicure S7t- Crystal Beads Pearls. Rosa-ies, Pen and Pencil Sets, Watch Bracelets, These are few Of the moderate priced items that make excel lint presents Any of them may be purchased cn easy weekly payments-as little as soc week will do And remember, only the cash price is charged. MiChacls.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Gift Sueseseions-Classified Columns-Real Values

FINE QUALITY DINNER SETS-loo piece ssts
 of Knowles, Taylor and Knowles China with matt gold handles and beautl1ul nora border are sold at S3975-payable s1.oo week See this set as it is splendid value. ALSO the new platinum or gold etched Peach -Blo' at S49.50 This set is one of the most attrac- tive we have ever seen and sells on sight
 There are 1l2 pieces-everything that IS need cd for a service for l2 persons. It is as inc as many sets that we have seen at great deal higher price. Pay only s1.oo week. Michaels
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

BJLOvA WiTCHES-Sold at cash prices on
 payments Of el0 a week. See the new sky King for men--17 jewel moverent-beau- titullv cased with flexible bracelet to match. Or the new Miss America at S37.50 for ladies, with sapphires, or cme-a.ds. Buy now for Christmas. MichaelS.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

RC-O-TOASTER-The electrical accessory
 that makes toast and percolates Conee both at the same time This outfit costs no more than & good percolator alone. Our price S11 S5 pay soc week. Michaels.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

SPECIAL STRAP WATCE-For men or boys
 aJ S9.o5. The value is excellent and the watch carries full guarantee. Pay only 5oe week, wear your watch at once. Mlch2els.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

EEADs-In large variety of colors and few
 crystal and pearl combinations. To close out 49c. hiiChaels.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

DiAMCNDS BY COMPARISON-Instead cf
 bargains. VIC offer you the best value pos sible We invite you to compare value. qual- ity and style-dollar for dollar. We feel sure that our values speak for themselves. See the new square prong ring that We sell for S3o.oo with Q full exchange privilege. Judge for your self as to its worth. Payments may be ar ranged to suit you. Special order work and designing a speciality with us. MichGeis.
 GEEEEhI. ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS
 Cash price Of Se4.5o Pay only soc week This cleaner will do the work of the large cleaner-and with less effort. Save time and money Why delay? Nicnaels
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

TWO HUNDRED different articles in small lots
 including Fountain Pen Sets, Sterling Sn- yer Salts and Peppers Kitchen Clocks, Bou- co.r Clocks at half price. These articles are all in perfect condition and guaranteed. Select your small Christmas Gifts from this assort- ment.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

EYEGLASSES-Docto-s advise that your eyes
 be examined every year. Our registered optometrst will give you a Free Examination and if you need glasses you may pay for them in small weekly payments. Oculists prescrip- tions will be carefully filled, repairs made promptly and broken lenses duplicated. Phone so for appointment. TillTer Lenses rec or1rr ended. Michacis.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

ELECTRIC CLOCKS-A beauty ln s Gothic
 Model at S9.75 and others at Sl2.50, Slj.OO, SIr59 and upwards. Only the best brands such a. seth Thomas. Hammond, Hamilton, Sangsmo Poole. New Haven and Ses5ions. S22 the new Hammond Model that tells time, day and date electrically. II sells for Sl2.50 and soc q week will do. MiChactS.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

SETH THOMAS CL0Ck-Wc arc offering a
 splendid clock from this great manufac- tu-er, in a two-tonc mahogany casc at spe- cial price Of S1?.50 by permission of the makers Hour and half hour strike and movement that carries the guarantee of both the maker and ourselves. The regular priCe IS sl5.0O. Buy your clock nov and pay only soc a week Other Ceth Thomas clocks up to S15.G0. MiChaeis.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

CAMEO LEATHER GOODS-Wallets. purses.
 handbags men's sets Tn hand laced leath- CT. Prices run from s25o up. and purchases may be charged to your account. NiChac's. SILK UMBRELLAS - In the s-asoa's latest
 shades and patterns Beautiful Bakeltt7 Handles and l6 r.b frames. Special at S5.oo Pay soc week. Michaeis.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

LADIES' WRIST WATCH SPECIAL - We
 have just received a beautiful new wrist watch with a flexible bracelet to match and which we are putting on sale at the very low price of S12..5-payablc 50c a week We guarantee it to b2 accurate 3nd dependable. See it and find out what beautiful watch can be had fo- such small sum of money. Why not lay one aside as a Christmas pres cnt? Don't forget, soc wac1 and this csp2- cally low price. Mich2eis.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

HCNEY BUNCH nOLLS-No other doll like
 it-talks cries, clasps hands. Rolls eyes from side to side--beautifullv dressed. un- braa.zabIo. s4.95--cgula.!y 36.75-pay only soc a week, Mchaels.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

c6 PIECE SILVER SETs-Gtalnless steel blades,
 guaranteed ten years. Two beautiful pat terms to choose from. Packed in cracked service tray. Special G+..j On pa~mcnt5 Of 10c uee.1. NiChcciS.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
LARGE LISTING IF PASSENGERS % 0yT
 CN STEAMER YUKON

Many Alaskars were included in last nioht,s listing of passengers on the sS. Yukon. The listing: From Seward
 SEATTLE
 Victor Encuist, Harry ". Crosby, F. A. Rapp, Lilly Allen Wayne AL len, B. Beaudamy, Dorothy Wick, IA. s. Varnot. Lon Stewart Mrs. L. Stewart, H. L. Thomas, VI K. Lipp, Clyde Wagner, Wm Culver, E. Roy Kahn, N. F. Nelson, H. F Smith, Joseph J. Tiosvold, Leo Beckwith, c. Scheffer. w. Buchanan, L. Stew art, Helen M. Hayes, James Hayes, Miss Evelyn Meyer, MT. Frank O. Darnell, Mrs. Fran O'Darnell, Max line O'Darnell, Roy Wainbucke, J. c. Hoffman, Louis Meyer, Mrs. IL Meyer and Baby, Paul P2pas, Joe Bell J. R. Beaudreau, Mrs. 0. M Eckmann, John OMelia, Vincent Jacinto, A. F. McCay, Steve Mo ICutcheon. Geo. L. Smith, Dave Cox, Ole Tronstad, Melvin Turnow, Bart IHageburg, D. Kent Dad Barnes. F. H. Obet7, Mrs Omebia Obetz, Mrs. M E. Kingle, R. A. Morgan, c. A. Morgan, Margaret Donnelly, Dr. Geo. Smith, Mrs Geo. Smith, John Kornmayer. Dr. M E. Morad, Dr. N. E. Morad, Roland Morad,, Eva Kel- ly, Bessie Kelley, Josephine |. Sul- livan, Esther McCallan, Mrs. D. B. Bower, D. B. Bower.
 CORONA
 Mrs. H. w. Stewart, A. Benson, Jolsn Sheehey, John Stephon, C. Olson, G- Hayes,
 JUNEAU
 John Van Fleet, Jr., H. w. Ter hume, J. J. Costello, J. 4. Galbreth, B. ". Spense.
 LATOUCHE-
 w. E. Lund,, N kathoS, Al Thom- IpSon
 KETCHIKAN-
 Alex Clausen, J. Mcdonald, V. Hantos.
 Cordova to Seattle
 Edward Sceery, Mrs Edward Sceery.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
AT TIE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-W M. Markuson, H. B. Golfer, R. s. Sommer, Sam Guyot, M. Huenneths, w. J. Mo Donald, M. L. Merritt, E. w. Love ridge, w. $. Sherman, C. W. Cas- sel, John |. Maquire, Frank A. Harrison, J. L. Cavanaugh.
 SEWARD MT and Mrs. H. Frost, Chas. A. Cass, Frank Hill MT. and Mrs. o. Thompson, l. D. Falconer, Gertrude Mulcahy and son, Margaret Gilbert.
 OVERLAND-W L. Holmes, A Jacobsen, F. Mironda, Fred He'd berg.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
SOME ARE FOUND

In a recent edition of the Portland Morning Oregonia, the following appeared:
 Every once in a while, even now, there appears ri the Sew ard, Alaska, Daily Gateway this stock headline" Port of Missing Men, under which is given the facts concerning someone who is sought by relatives or friends Time was when every edition of an Alaskan paper was likely tc contain notice of missing per sons. Eldorado has it's unmark- ed graves
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
ALASKA LOSES FIVE

Steve McCutcheon, Walter Nei- mi, Joe Bell, J. E. Boudreau and Evelyn Meyer, Anchorage stu dents, were southbound passen- gers on the SS Yukon last night, enroute to the Outside where they will complete their school ing. Miss Meyer will enroll in the Chicago Conservatory of Music.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

R. J. Sommers, Territorial High
 way Engineer, who arrived yes terday and departed today fol
 the Interior enroute doWn-river, anticipates returning to the coast
 within three weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
Classified Advertising

RATES Fifteen cents per line Count six average words to line Minimum charge 50 cents. first insertion, 71a cents peJ
 line for subsequent insertion.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

oscar Dahl, proprietor Of the Seward Hotel and owner of a fine piece of mining property in the Moose Pass region, left on today's train for the Pass.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

H. w. Terhune, head of the Alaska Game Commission, passed through the city last evening en- route to his Juneau offices.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
PAGE THREE

Twenty Filipinos from the Far West Fisheries left last night on the SS. Yukon for Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

Seven Filipinos from the Emard Cannery left last night for Seattle on the SS. Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

LUCILLE will mail to her GUS toners each month list of her goods buys, latest styles and ap- proximate costs; newest novel, ties; latest song hits and records etc. Lucille, 853 East 20th., Eu~ gene, Oregon.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
WANTED TO BUY

Hundreds have sent us discarded jeweIry, old gold, false teeth, bridges, crowns, silver, platinum, diamonds, antiques. Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly. Goods returned if offer refused. Uhler. Sta. B. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

MARRY if lonely; most success ful Home Maker" strictly con- fidential; full particulars for dime. Gerald Dean, 719 Monta- na Ave. Portland, Ore.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

Al meat ana nothing else ir the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

WANTED TO REIN T-Upright piano. Mrs. Harold Sogn. Madi- son 90.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

One good five-passenger sedan in first class condition for sale cheap at Ogle's Garage.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16
DISTRICT MANAGER

If you have a crew of salespeo- pie or can organize such crew, Quaker can help you make mon ey. Old reliable manufacturer guarantees line of Shirts, Ties, Underwear, Hosiery. Big Com missions for salespeopIe and for manager. Free Shirts, Cash Bo- nuses. We supply everything. In vestigate new. Write to Dept FIT about yourself-Q u k e r Corp, 11O7 Broadway, New York, U. s. 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

FOR RENT-6-rOom house on Adams street. Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-16

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment
 Paulson apartments.
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ristian Endeavor in
'essi0n at jamestown

mestown. N. D., April 2s.-RH
aoxlmately $50 young men and
"a from III parts Of the state are
scted to be present 1t the opening
tat Of the thirty fifth annual
cation Of the North Dakota
stan Eudeavor.
hlter Leroy, Underwood, state
idept. win preside ct the opening
On ct which Harold Singer, mid
Secretary Of Christian Endeavor
l~quarters at Kansas City. Win be
principal speaker. Rev. Jerome
vehber, pastor Of the local Pres
rian church, viii welcome the
ors and Or. G. H. Phillips, pastor
ne local Congregational church,
give the invocation. Rev. q. H.
y. pastor Of the local Evaneeli-
church, win read the opening
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scripture lesson. The evening meet
Ing win be preceded by q fellowship
dinner for the speakers and Officers
Of the organisation.
Saturday, Dr.. Ira landrith. Boston,
citizenship superintendent Of the In
ternational Society Of Christian En-
deavor. will speak.
Officers Of the state organization,
In addition to Leroy. are: Clell
Cannon. Bismarck, vice president:
Mrs. Virginia Butler, Bismarck, world
vice president; Mary Cram. Bismarck,
secretary: Ethel Hauser. jamestown,
treasurer, and Rev. Herbert Dieren-
field, Minot.
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Iowa Man Crashes
MinOt City Bastile

Minot, N. D.. April 2S.-R-Forest
Schafer. rs, who comes from Tama,
Iowa, has succeeded in crashing"
the Minot city Jail. but today there
Is considerable question II he can be
successful In his desire to be locked
up.
Schafer walked into the police sta
ton and announced to officers that
he wanted to be put in Jail, saying
he was wanted In Iowa for issuing
worthless checks.
The police took him at his word
and sent a telegram to the sheriff at
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DAILY ROUGnAGE IS AN
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Kelloggs ALI-BRAN Is Effective Relief for Construction.
Also Adds Iron to the Blood

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Toledo, Iowa, asking whether schaf-
er was wanted. Tho sheri1f tele.
graphed back that he didn't want
Schafer. but that maybe Q sheriff In
the adjoining county did. schafer Is
being held pending word from the
second sheriff.
The police believe Schafer Il home
sick and i trying 70 get free trans.
portation back to Iowa.
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GENEVA WEST RESIGNS

ONXVEvA WG0V 6ESI0NS
Minot, N. D., April 26.-R-Miss
Geneva West, In charge OF social
service work here. has resigned, effec-
tive June I. She rendered her resig.
nation yesterday to the board Of
county commissioners, which accept
ed It. The resignation also win be
rendered to the Ward county Red
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MIAMI-BouND

Washington. April 25.-tPeCharlcs
A. Lindbcrgh took of from Boiling
field for Miami. Fla. today At Gas
.. m. He said he expected to make
the flight In mi hop, arriving In
Miami late today.
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consecutive loop for women flyers.
now ~ held BY Mildred Kaufman
Of Kansas City.
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10 GEEK LOOPING RECORD
Fargo. n. D, April 25.-R-Mrs.
Florence Klingensmith. Fargo avia-
trix. Sunday will try to break the
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Gross. which with tn, county board.
employs her.
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Over 3,600,000 gaxne fish were
Matched at North Carolina fisheries
last year.
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