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New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Bombs Exploding Near the Plane Lead to Discovery He Was Flying Above Target.

-Miami. Fla. June f UP)-Gus Graf, veteran Bethany, Conn, flier claimed q new nonstop distance rec ord for powered planes today after a 1.4oo mile flight from Beth any in ship of his own make.
 The pilot left the Connecticut city =r 5:27 p. h. l.. E. T. Monday and landed here al 2:55 F. s. T. yester- day. His plane was constructed, he sad, from parts Of m old army standard blpl7no and 2 Sikorskv model.
 "It Was fine eAperlence,' said the f1ier, who had revealed nothing Of his plans for a record attempt un- ttl he hopned of with the remark. When land I'll hc pretty far from here"
 one reads so much about trips of other f1iors, r'- a good thing 10 got out and taste some of it your self. The ship behaved perfectly. [ flew inland unt, I reached Greens boro. \. C., shortly after midnight, then turned toward the coast and saw the ocean near Savannah about an hour after daylight I'll start back today in easy stages so l can see some Of the counrry.'
 Graf said he saved some Of the i65 gallons Of fuel he started with hy climbing 10 high attitudes and Ending hls ship for long distances.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
ADMITS HIS GUILT AS DRUNKEN DRIVER
Bridgeport Man Endan8erS School ChiIdren-Fi1ed S1OO

Admltrln- thai he was not la If .condirson to drive. Martin snyder, -,. or .a1 Broad street. Bridgeport, was med S-no and costs In police coItt today on Jhe charEe ot operating an .4utomohMs while under the 1nauane- or liquor.
 Srydgr. who formerly lived ar 1t seymour street. this cl5N. turned rom Gold stroat into Broad street about Ir.45 o'clock yesterday to~r~ noon as school children were going home. and 0-tear DelherC Feley aogcel his eo1ti-.on and ordered Jim fo -ror t- fre officer naarct .r+ car roaerrr. Snyder started ro ...tya on aa- .r. officer ran ant .rmp=a oa.o t-. running board. ta~- .- sra ..a-5. 5sav from S0Ei ie" and -...Erz -..r t1 'r. uz-l- s-a-.0"
 u=ta..s. Sar-. ..t q. C. EUinEaT, -.ra 4su ~.va,- hen na ~ls ...a--r. .- ..e l-t..- t...y. tes-'-." ...s. b u-- r--..rest-- snyder r-- hing 10 -es. Au-or1'oE ID 'H. aa..a .a VAS ..uHr.r54 sn nc sau.- .-.-g- -r M-rI.r =1.. -."s go .... L'-.- .-.ez E-ro-..e Woods a1t ro. .a.~-a r-n. a- a srea-- c1e117'-
 fa5re. .s-ra.r. 4s. rr t2Z Sou'a Main z-rsa. -.z...5 S-.'-y 70 tEa ..az.-e cF ~-s-nz .~ automobile 71.1 v. ur1r-- brakes and WAS 1u=a g." .rH ~a.. on..-- -ayt ualv ts5t.- .=s -..- . tr.c. ..H-u lv talrate -~-.r=5 Myrtle ..~--. from Curtis stree. aao.- 4.f- o-e.oce yes-er1aE afternoon yfrre.r stopping for tra hoass~att s-~a -z- ana n1.r a. or5=--l inc -"are. 'o qi" 9..1 10 ia- ..-g na noucal -rst inc ltue~E- -neE brake did TOT rutl fartn@r ln- s.r.ttc~ ..--los-5 +rar -ra +oet .-a-.- I'd not hold. s.--.-. ....l--l-, l.. his ,>atana...u -a .-. oEEeer. sail n. ..1 The truck -r.asa- ard fee brga. g .-ra..a sa.z=1 and alI rr. tune" oH-
 Thomas Clt-rn. --. q. -.- Eo0,a- t4.- street. was lined 5t. and co5.s or -'-a ra=-za 9t speeding on stanley -rre=- ars .-G-.a-0t 0ss s-sF"-ia ; on .r- charge Of 5r-nz without a ..cars- In his possession. He Has arrested 'as- -lE-r hy 1tGs. Louis [ Harne"
 The r.arEe ot speeding vas rQ-lad .n tha Case ot Louis Borsclte -". o5 "-a un.r.n =-.a.-. who was arres--l -y C----~ Harper
 The case o+ Louis Za-no. +g. c. i Eraen s-r-at. was continued LH1l. June F. Mrs Ialfo. vco was ss- saI.rz1 aN her husband. Is l-3 ln he'd as a result. accorl-rE 10 her rrEs- can.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
MEXICAN D|VORCES
 ARE HELD ILLEGAL
Irregularities Found in DeCTees
 Given at MOrelOS

Mexico City, June Pl-The Mexican supreme court yesterday handed down a decision ruling un- constitutional the divorce laws of the state Of Morelos where hundreds or dlvorces. including many to Americans, have been granted in recent years at the state capital Cuernavaca.
 The decision was contained in the granting of two amparos or Wrlts of injunction in divorces recently granted in Cuernavaca.
 The court ruled invalid the di- vorce law promulgated by Acting Governor Puente but did not specify what was the status of the many divorces granted in Morelos during recent years.
 Last August the Mexican foreign office ordered a complete investlga ton of a "divorce mill" in Morelos. The newspaper La Prensa said the investigation had been ordered after re presentation from the American 1 embassy. it was stated the embassy ! Tad received a complaint from an i American woman who alleged that ] her husband was granted a divorce without her being notified. Later ] it was said at the embassy that nc representation had been made al the foreign office regarding the di, vorce situation.
 Cuernavaca is orly fifty miles 1 from Mexico City and under it's dl' vorce laws only a very short resi-
 dCnce was required
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
New York Republicans
 Favor Prohibition Change

New York. June 1 tCP) - Inc prohibition sub committee of the re- publican advisory committees ap- pointed by County Chairman Samuel Koenig will recommend srrong wet plank in the party platform, 1t was reliably reported in politlcai circles today.
 It was reported the sub-commit- tee had decided to offer to the e1- ecutive committee. which meets June r. resolution calling for ie- peal of the 18th amendment; sec ond, memorialization of congress to respond to the 1925 New York state referendum hy amending the Vol stead act 10 permit light wines and beers.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Chase Osborn Will Run
 For Michigan Senator

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, June t4p Chase S. Osborn, former governor, today announced his candidacy for the republican nomination for United States senator from Michi- gan.
 T am a candidate for United States senator from Michigan to suc- ceed James Couzens." the former governor announced As l see it. the nation cannot endure unless women and men who have fitness and taste for filling public positions offer themselves"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
BALL PLAYER HITS AUTO

Ieo Cote Of l3 Summer street was driving q Patterson Chevrolet Co. car west on Orange street shortly after X o'clock this morning and two boys were playing ball on Silver street. one Of them made a wild throw" and his playmate ran into Orange street to retrieve the ball, not seeing the automobile in time to avoid running into it.
 Cote reported 10 Detective Ser geant O'Mara that he applied the brakes at once and the boy did not appear injured He walked away and Cote was unable 10 leatn his name and address. He was about I2 years Of age.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
THREE NEAR DEATH
 IN BOSTON WAVE
Heat Climbs to 9t in Record
 Breaking June Rise

Boston. June f (UP)-Three men hospital here today, victims of late spring neat wave which dcs- e nded upon Boston with unexpect- ed severity yesterday and drove the mercury to q point between 9l and 92.
 No immediate relief was in sight, the weather bureau forecasting an other scorcher today with perhaps a higher maximum than yesterday. The temperature was in the sixties at q. m. and a virtually cloudless sky indicates that the summery sun would push 1t well toward the 90- mark before many hours had pass ed.
 The fact that there was no appre- clable rainfall anywhere in the country yesterday led the local wea- tker bureau to believe that the heat wave might 5arry for several days Showers tomorrow may bring some relief, however, it was said.
 In skyrockcJing into the ninetles yesterday the mercury scared 35 de- grccs in 10 hours, enVeloping the city in st.fling heat much as though the door of a vast furnace had been suddenly opened.
 Three prosJratIons were reportot and today the names of all the vic tims were on the danger list at City hospital They were Charles Peter son. 65: Frank Cornell. and kina Dogan. a Negro, all Of Boston.
 Thousands locked 10 the beaChe; I1 quest Of relief and Nantasket anf Revere both reported near record crowds for the early season.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
ADMITS SUICIDE INTENT
 WHEN ORDERING POISON
Woman, Discouraged By Lack Of Employment, Tried to Buy Fatal
 Dose in Drug Store

Discouraged at being out of em- ployment, with no home or friends who cared to shelter her, Eva Wna- cio, S5, tried to purchase good poi son" at Connors drug store at North street and Hartford avenue last night. intending to take her life, it is said. Officer Daniel Cosgrove was called into the store about S:30 o'clock and took the woman in charge, turning her ever to Sergeant T. J. Feeney of the detective bureau.
 Questioned by the sergeant, the woman said she had been at the town home until Monday, and ar engagements were being made today to have her looked after. Meanwhile she is in a cell in the woman's de- partment at police headquarters
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
BERLIN NEWS
srorI-u7d Prom Page se,enl

t'orH-Iad Prom rase Se,enl Used Q defraN 1na expenses of the vacation school for thIs summer.
 The llnrary vii be open Friday afternoon and e.enlng. A the last meeting of the association, Mrs. L. F. Turner VAS elected librarian and lIrs. R. E. Stevenson assistant H- orar,ar. Mrs. Stevenson was also ap- pointed chairman Of the social com- Wlftec.
 Tha fife and drum corps win hold is regular weekly rehearsal romor- row cNc0lng al T.21 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

common with old-fashioned lax .atives Each particle Of the laxative in Feen-a-mint works with utmost efficiency. gently encouraging the ln- tcstinal muscles to resume the aCtiv- ity so necessary for healthful elim- ination.
 The action of Feen-a- mint is thorough. gentle, dependable With the proper dosage, fl is not neces- sary to increase the amount Of Teen -a-mint you take nor to switch 10 another laxative for change. Feen-a a-mint is harmless and con- tains no habit-forming drugs. Truly the health laxative. Ask for a pack age at any drug store Adv
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Plane BOnbarded

Bethany June 1 (UP)-Gus Graf, local pilot, telegraphed friends that the most eventful occasion on his nonstop flight to Miami ln a home made air0ana was when he acci- dentalIy ran in,o anu-aircraft fire Monday night near Washington.
 Graf said he was startled 10 find shells exploding near his plane He discovered h. had been flying direct Iy over 6 target toWed by an army plane
 You .4n hef ] changed my course qQekIs." said Graf's mes sage.
 Pilots here were interested in learning Graf used only 124 Of the 't5 gallons ot gasoline he carried. One Of inc objects Of the flight was 10 establish q new standard Of economy in fuel consumption.
 The fight vas believed 10 be rhe longest ever made by plano pow cred with only a 12o-horse power motor. Rw'- from the fuselage Of an old standard army plane and the wlnz or a h- S'horsEy, the ship vas powered by a Beetle Eadla) motor.
 Graft notified friends he would hurry hack 10 his duties as test Nier
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
New Postal Station
 Will Be Opened Here
B. FzcE9E Il MA%NING

T.--TIE- T WA|NT|'f
 .Tzss.---71 Bureau. N. 2. E=ca,1l
 Washington. D. t... Jun A new postal station -o he known as Station No 70. fs to he opened in New Britain a- fSG Dwight street on July 2. he de0ar-~e0t announced today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
BRISTOL NEWS
,Conunued From Page sevenl

4. Tracy. chairman Of the claims committee. on other matters per tsinlng to cNiI suits and claims was accepted. The city, it WAS voted, p1l pay Mrs. Rose Lagasse Of Gen. r-al street. Forestvills $S5o for in- i9rles sustained when he fell on 3 sidewalk located on Broad street. ForastyllIe.
 Lille Allen ot th's city, who slip ned and fell or the same spot as Nrs. Hamel only about 10 minutes after the latter had fallen, will he awarded 5-5o for her injuries. Mary Alarorey or thls city vas awarded S-s by the council.
 The council did not wish 10 bring The cases into court because Of the no-oriatv and expense involved
 Coming Approved
 Tho council unanimously approv- ad -ae recommendation Of the city planning commission that the city be zored as soon as possible, as set forth by Raymond W Cook produc- -'on manager or n. Wallace Barnes c0 and chairman of the committee. Tho ronrrac, was awarded 10 Her rs~- swan O. New York cl'y at a u-la nor TO eN--ed S4sr" and the planning commission vas given a4- -norrr 10 complete The deal
 Mr. Swan. an oApe~t in zontn- arohlsrs. has 4ored nearly 2. cities n fhls srat1. among them being Brtd-enor-. Nov London. uauhurv. Norual<. Milford and many others. Ths 1ontaC ordinances which NG swan has prepared have operated in 8 satlsfacr0rr manner and whea- ever lltl-a-at in this state they have h.en sustained as constitutional if IS reported
 NTr. swan Vas a member of ths .o1I. renee on street and hEhuar safety appom,ad bz President Her bert Hoover whan secretary Of con. maroe. | IS probable that severa. meetings for 'r= benefit O. the pu1- lie ~L1 he held before actual nora .s started
 4 pc--uo0 s.Ened by t5 u'-g-rg aaz received and rad at -He meet ns asking tae council 10 put a bar on the construction Of q merearrtL, o.I1in=s on Main street. north o- Sessions street. and or Center street between Sumner street and Balla2u avenue The citizens urged th. cornell 10 adopt zonlng ord.nanc. so thai their wishes would be auto radically carried out. The paurrg, "as referred 10 tho n.scella1e9G matters committee.
 A petition asking that Bryan No yowshi be appointed 2 special police man vas referred 70 the roae C0uwIrtar.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

roses. while her attendants wore light blue chiffon gowns and carried beautiful bouquets of mixed flowers. The attending ladies wore large blue hats to match their dresses.
 About 50 guests were present from Boston, Mass, and several cities Of this state. A large number of hand some and useful gifts were presented 10 the newly married couple prior to their departure on an unannounced wedding trip Upon their return they will reside at S6 Summer street.
 The bride attended St. Patrick's school. Halifax N. s, Canada, while the bridegroom attended St Johns school in North Coaticook. Canada The former Miss Sullivan is an em- ploye Of the New Departure Mfg Co. and her husband is employed at the l. B Tlttle paint shop of this cIry.
 Case Is Continued
 The ease Of Thomas DeRosa Of PlaiDHl.Ie charged with theft of poultry. was continued this morn ing in police court by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan until Saturday. when it IS expected that a second man in- vo1vad in the case will be present for rtal Bonds for Derosa have been st at SIo0.
 O1 May -2. -uo yogr- chickens were stolen from the coop O. Mrs, Minnie neNars Of Poplar street. and an Investigation into the matter has "aused the police 10 suspect DeNosa and s Winchester. Mass. man as the thieves. The theft was reported hy John Anderson. a truck drjver who lives m East Hrtzto. poa hearing Mrs. peMars story that she helct ed sne know the name and residence of 'ha r9baar. 'ae pol-. ln1it- et her 10 vl-t, police headquarters and relate the rutiro story. After hearing her srors. Sarzeanc Henry I7SHnshy. oAc4r Edgar Norton. and Mrs. ncMars set out for the Bay State in an effort 10 identify and claim tha poultry and possibly ap- Qrehsni the alleged tntes
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Total .-...-. .31 i12.75 sl3H t7H Accepted. adopted. certified from record and published twice by or der Of the Common Council Attest,
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON.
 City Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

More sightseers from the United States visited Czcchoslovakia last year than from any other country.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

n2--f --l ara Cf -a mag anu assessment of special benefits or uattermer1z caused hv the change o@ grade on Cc--nota street from -.--y7od Stree, 70 Vance Street -.z
 Nortn s.1z Front f. Damages Benefits as1 Pzrr.-E and
 Arnts M
 Hughes f57a" 4s Paer.cs ard
 Annie 2l
 Hughes 256.-5 -a sa Ma-htaa Fa2 Ec5o tc g." -h John Con-
 Ae-to f-50 70 I-aa if A-- ID Dan.s- Wal
 dell -'E -h Henry N
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 Rice t-s .-5a sa Ah~ar t~aha
 N.--- f-.r = 5' F and
 Clara
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 r.-a 2 H.
 E~.4-te .'-s -@ Areor
 vn= ls-- -o James Fer.
 rare ... --75' n Mary
 ~ute- I n Caroline Es-
 dun .-- = 7 =7 ?
 HoreIo n DIrde-re r.
 Radcliffe .. .-.5 50 Harry Mls-
 o7,tz lc5 n Harry EfIt-
 oultz .... Ic5 50 Mary Flat
 te~-- - D 5o William Mar
 don .... - 5 50 Albert Ma
 don ...... t.5 50 Harry Nllh-
 ovftz .... 1c5 90 Harry MiIk-
 OuitZ ..-.. 1G. , 6a B. Deski 172 127 F m n ue
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 ain estImaf-
 cd cost of
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

return to their homes and rail and highway transportation was being restored.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Total ..................... S3.19h, A Accepted adopted. certifedrfrom record and published twice by or der Of the Common Council, Attest.
 ALFRED L. THON PSON.
 City Clerk
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Connecticut Aviator Claims New Nonstop Record for Miami Hop
 In Ship He Constructed Himself

and reserve Boston-NeW York mai pilot.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
SEWER IN STERLING STREET

SEWER I> STERLING STREET Clerks cac.. City Of New Britain. Conn. June f lago.
 To whom it may concern,
 Notice is rcrebv given that the Board O romrsnSation and Assess ment O tho City O New Britain. has made the following assess ments Of special benefits or better monts caused blythe construction or a se1er tn Sterling Street, from Cor arn Avenue to a point VI feet vest of Forshins a'rnue. viz
 sterling Street Front '. North Side Benefits f-En sal, atore and NoIna
 Ctrs5ao ......... lao Frarcasco Forto .... sl5ton. -o0 AIoEph Comes .... @o2.0o -4a5 Lgoa La Rosa EIzza 374.c5 t-o Joseph and Mary
 W}eruasz ..... ...... g4- .no n Rose Blaryta .... 73.50, f50 Martini rEmnlcsi ... G19.hG t10 Wladlslaw Prochnick 145.oo 15o Joseph ChIudzienski 2f7.5o no Mary Milo Nicevicz t45.oo l10 Eianora EabuIa .... 145.o0
 South side
 125.- Joseph and Mary
 Zauahch ............ 50 Francisco Poll and
 Maria Zappulla ..... 745o loo Gaesaoo and sebas-
 ttaro Brunette ..... 14a.oo . r5o Rose scouo ........ 223.5o 1a0 Antonio and Paolo
 Cr,Jrerto .......... f4q.00 ! T5 Loandro Agostinucci 11t.T5 1895 Otatio Frigo ....... 19444 . 5o Nlncerzo Rio ...,.. 74.5h f10 Tony Eenezia ....... f4a0n 15o Thomas s. zolIo .... 223.5o ! 51 Ea,mando and Sera-
 ina Romano .....-. 745o 5h Eaimando and Sera-
 fna Romano ....,-- -. .
 Pershing Avenue
 g. Bernard V. Sullivan 5n Bernard V. Sullivan 745o . loo Francinek T1asz ...- 1+9.5o 50 Giovino Ottavi ...... 74.5o so Carmelia Motta .... 74.5o Total ................ ...... S3.79o,4A Accepted. adopted. certified rfrom record and published twice by or der Of the Common Council,
 Attest
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
CHANGE OF GRADE ON COLUMBIA STREET

Clerks office. City of New Britain. Com, June I, la59.
 ~o whom 1r may concern.
 Not3ce ts hereby gwen mat the Fosrl O. Compensation and Assess meot of the Clrv of New Britain has made rhe tolloarn- appraise- n-rt and a7-ard of damages and assessment Of special ne~e1tS or uettermerte caused hv the change o@ grade or Cc--uo.a street from -.-1ood Street 10 Vance Street -.z
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Judge Has Daughter

r vas learned here this morning, following the distribution of cigars by Judge s Russell Mink of tho court Of probate. that q baby girl vas born 10 Judge and Mrs. Mink Monday afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, No name for the newcomer has been -.nnsen as Nct-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Twilight League Meeting

sr1 taans ware represented a p n-au1g Of the Twilight league held n The city hall last evening. Al the next meeting Friday evening st 7:"G o'clock the circuit will definitely be orga nIzad and ~tll probably consist Of eight clubs. Those represented last evening were the Bristol Boys club, North Ends ot TerryviIle. Hor- tons, Lutherans East Bristol 4. C, and q New b parture department nlre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

Always keenly appreciated. Daniel Green
slippers are the really appropriate gift
for mothers, young or old. From our I'M
usual assortment you can readily find
slipper that will warm the cookies of her
heart. Rich-toned colors in soft, pliable
leather-delicate shades of satin-coior-
full brocades of rare beauty-and snuggly
Comfy felts. The Daniel Green styles in
our selection will please you when you
see them, and best of all they will please
mother.
PALAIS ROYAL-Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1930-11-24

IU tuIs age Of fragile silk stock iugs, any Miss or Mrs. will be glad to get the "mending makings' for Christmas.
 To make q round plague 10 hang or the end of the sewing table, the wall, or to lie flat in drawer, you cut two circles of material nine inches each in diameter and one circle of cardboard, six inches in diameter.
 Place the cardboard between tEo two larger circles of material and stitch it in place. Make q pin a"d needle cushion and faEten in .N Inc center Of the circle. Run | .tau1ch coIorcd tap, through |. dozen or 70 small rpoo!9 of beige. uown and gray darninc fio1s- fl om tbe 1o-ccnt store--and Ii" tris cord securely, leaving enough space between spools 10 sew se- Curely 10 the plaque, just outside the cardboard center
 Attach with more colored tape q pair of scissors and small col cred darnins stool,
 The advantage Of this plaque -s that you can use the darning cot tor without taking off the spool and you always have scissors and 'ne darninE stool in readiness.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-24

ly dependent on their elders long after their development has reached point which makes them desire a. least measure Of real inde- pondence
 Parents cal meet this cause O. maladjustmcnt in two ways First trey can actually accord to their aGolescent ciI ldren certain amount Of genuine freedom in max ing iecisioi $ and in spending money,
 Secondly they can from carly childhood encourage them in any effort 10 earn money Of their own. [. is a great help to youths self con fidence to be ble to turn the trick ttat chiefly differentiates the child from the aduIt-the trick of earning money.
 The fact that he is able 10 earn relieves The child Of some rart of the feeling Of inadequate" which nus. otherwise be his when he com- Nares his state with hat of the grown uI'.
 It relieves him Of the possible fear that hr r'"v never be able to take care f.
 Furth, habit Of earning money ig one to inculcate carly. Ha have in themselves power over us the longer they
New Britain herald., 1930-11-24
Heruld:s Daily Pattern Service
MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME Dolls Clothes for Xmas
 Pattern @0G6 New Britain Herald 1oc Practical
 Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS

Delight your kiddie with new clothes for her favorite doll. This adora ble set includes l dress, coat, 1 hat. l slip and l pair of panties. Perhaps you have some left over dress material you'd like to use, as these small garments do not require much yardage. If not. swiss. organ Gy. lawn or crepe de chine would be delightful for the dress, slip anl panties A woolen fabric is best for lat and coat.
 Pattern 20G6 may be obtained only for 6. IS. c2 and A inch dolls Yardage is given with explicit dress making instructions for each gar ment.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS G5c) in coins carefully wrapped. or stamps, for each pattern. Write plainly your name, address and style number BE SURE TO STATE SIZE WANTED.
 SEND FOR OUR WINTER FASHION BOOK. containing eX- qUisite models for adults and chil. dren and an excellent assortment oi transfer patterns and stamped nov cities that make delightful and in expensive GIFTS. Price FIFTEEN CENTS. Book with pattern, 25 cents, Address all mail and orders tp New Britain Herald Pattern De- partment. 243 West 17th street. New York city.