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NEW HKITATN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1923.
Railing Saves Driver From Death
Queer Cargoes Arrive in English;
Ports in Year !
liondon, March 5. Many itk-i r i
cargoes arrive In llio pons of Ciront 1
Britain during tho coiirsa of a year, 1
but porliapi tlie Qinoiv.st una onu
from Mexico during December. This
consisted of 1 3 tons of drloj IIU'S
for use In th nuuuifacture of jiaint.
Prkil f ito-j also coma from Brazil,
luit thi'sn are utilized In tho mixing
of food for poultry and plieaHunis.
Manifests of cargoes carried in
xtcamers oiteti malco strange read
ing to anyone but the Initiated, and
t lie average man, seeing tbat a case
of wa!rus whiskers was carried In
a steamer would hardly imagine
they wero 'o be utilized for tooth
picks at fashionable hotels. Frog
akins are shipped from India for
bookbinding purposes; "Tasmuninn
devils" often arrive, and from
South Africa recently came a ease
of "diseases." These included cul
tures of germs of blackwatcr lexer,
malarial fevers and other kinds of
tropical diseases too. tho purpose of
scientific investigation.
Snails and frogs come into Lon
don for use at Koho restaurants,
and twice each year a vessel from
China brings Chinese dried foods
for tho Chinese population of Kng-
land. Sea slug, shark's fin, the in si
of the sea swallow, and other,
strange luxuries are also imported
in fairly large quantities. ,
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(Coiilnucd from I'age Beven)
While traveling at a terrific speed on the Carson City track, Stuart Wilkinson nar
rowly escaped death when his car hit the lower railing and skidded to the top of the track.
Wilkinson is shown just where lie landed, holding1 to the railing. Oil leaking from his car
made the track so slippery that the race was called off.
16,863 ELIGIBLE TO YOTE
10,537 Are Registered With Kepiil).
llcan Party And 3,828 With Demo
crats, Statistics Show.
The 1926 voting lists show 10, 537
registered republican men and wom
en, 3,826 registered difnocratic men
and women, and 2,500 men and
women who are not registered.
Kvery ward shows an increase over
last year.
The rigistry by wards follows:
First, 2,325, r, 3.i2, d: second, 1,7(0,
r, 305, d; thind, 2,309, r, 525, d;
fourth, 1,534, r, 42S, d; flifth, 1,122,
r, 860, d; sixth, 1,486. r, 1,350, d.
Totals, 10,537, r. 3.S26 d.
800 ATTEND AUTO SHOW
' ISiSJjest Opening Mglit' Crowd in
j HL-tory of r.vhibits in Tills City
! I'reM'iit at Brady's ollM iim.
i
I More than S00 people were in at
I tendance at the automobile show of
I New Britain automobile dealers
i which opened last niijht at Brady's
j Coliseum on Washington street. In
terest ran at'a high pi:eh, Ihe at
tendance being the larp.st fur an
I opening night in the history of
automobile shows in this city,
j Tho new 1!'1'5 models on exhibi
tion attrae'e.l it pr. at .j. at of amo
tion, the nev lines and colors and
the inorhaiiieal iniprovemrnis
arousing enthusiasm and praise.
; " ry theater here.
lie, with six oilier Lamas who are
I visiting this country, prayed fervent
! ly for the safety of a woman who
was apparently made to pass from
one barrel to another through a
: hole1 in a steel plate during the per
I forniance.
Maeterlinck's
"BLUE BIRD"
Cast or 65
Music by Mendelssohn's Trio
I. W. C. A., MAKCH 6 and 7
Tickets at Pierce's Store
Fri. & Sat. Etc 81.50. S1.00, 75c
Sat. Mat. 51.00, 50c, 2.1c.
AM.V.I I) AT MAtilCl.W
London. March 5. "If ties?
j things were done in Tibet, the ma..
Igician would l beheaded," said the
'Grand Lama, t'heniwn ("hemp, a!ter
'Witnessing a. performance at a iny.s-
K. K. K. Offers Reward
In Preuster Slaying
Nnicara l-'als, N. Y., March 5. A
total of $6.'0.iO in rewards has been
uliereil for the arrest and conviction
of the bomb murderers who killed
Orville A. I'reusier at Niagara Kails
last Sunday. Last Monday the city
council offered a reward of $5,(io0.
Today the Niagara county organiza
tion of the Ku Kltix Klan offered a
reward of Sl.oO1'. Search is being
made for two eases of dynamite
stolen ironi a freight car at Kast
Hamburg last week.
I Quick Relit f A pleasant effective svrup j
35c and 60c Sties A
And etternally, use piso'S V
Throat and Chest
si'ains hi vi:rr; .mil's
Madrid. March 5. The ministry of
cane" in a statement issued today
ikeS an optimistic view of the Span
b iinancial situation, as compared
it'i last; year. The statement says
tat at the end of February revenues
increased by 3 . S 5 5 , 7 P G pesetas.
s was consi'b red most satisfae
v in view of the fact that none of
money came from recruits, who
:o: g. r can purchase the ir way out
mi'itary duty, n. practice which
;ir brought in more than $5,-
.' JteSetas.
PLA1NVILLE NEWS
(Continued from Tagc Seven)
Stevenson, who is ill at the New
Hritaln General hospital with pneu
monia and pleurisy, is reported to
day as improved.
The J'lainville Hose. Company
will hold its regular meeting at the
rooms tomorrovv evening.
Louis Higgins of Kast street is
suffering from an attack of ton-silitis.
Ill Broad street, Tenement 7
rooms; all improvements. Tel 127.
advt
Lost P. G. S. class pin. P.eturn to
Gordon Schaefer. 222 W. Main St.
advt.
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Tmn'f waste time on meretemoorarvsurface
rubs. Drive torture right out with new internal
prescription of well-known professors of medi
cine that quickly and safely allays the pains in
joints and muscles. No harmful drugs. En
dorsed and prescribed by physicians. Ask for
AN-A-CIN tablets, only 25cbox. Sold on raonejr
back guarantee by;
rrnvveii's Prllff Store, Vita Drug Co.,
Axeh'ofl's Pharnmey, Pity DrUK Hlnre,
South Kial Pharmaey, Areh street I'har
inaey, Noverk's Phai niaey.
KcIiihiI .Meetings Tonight
The legal utulua of tho recent
bond Issue of Hie Third Kchool dis
trict will bo discussed at Ilia special
meeting of the dfslrict tonight in
the Koiilhslde school. The lueoHiKr
wlll be primarily to clear up a tech
nical point as It lias been found
that It Is not necessary to present
a petition to the state legislature
os permission to make tho Issue is
Iflveii under thu giuieral statutes.
Discussion of a new schoolhouse
will bo tho principal mutter ut tho
special gathering of tho Twelfth
district tonight at the Kali Moun
tain school. Dun to several hectic
meetings of the last few years, sev
eral people have termed tho dls-"
trlct the "llghllng twelfth" and
antlclpato a warm discussion to
night when the recommendations of
State School Inspector Oscar Fltz
simmnns in regard to a new school
are presented. In his recent trip
to this city, he found things want
ing at the Kali Mountain school and
for that reason, a special Hireling of
the district has been called.
The Fifth School district will hold
lis special meeting on next, Monday
night in the Kast Bristol school on
Blue street, when n report of the
recently elected building commit
tee vv'lll be submitted. The com
mittee was sent out to investigate
the feasibility of the erection of n
new plant to meet t lie grovvtn or
the district.
Bristol Brail y Co. Moots
The Bristol Itealty Co. lias elected
officers as follows: President, A. .
Hitchcock; vice-president, William
.1. Tracy; secretary, Verner A.
Green; treasurer, William P. ('aider.
Verner A. Green succeeds . B. O.
Barnard, who resigned as secretary.
Properly Transfers
Silvia Pagliaralo has sold a house,
and land on Hull street to Leonard
and Santlna Contrastano.
Guiseppi and Felice Devoti has
sold to Gulsepppl Fazzina a house
and lot on Locust street.
liiiildrtig Permits Issued
Superintendent of Public Works
Oscar Anderson has issued a permit
to William J. Phelan to move a
house at the corner of Maple and
Grove streets and to make altera
tions to cost $14,000.
A permit has been issued to Fd
ward Scultz for the erection of a
two car garage on North street to
cost $4 70.
A permit has also been Issued to
Victor Iloyon for the erection of a
two car garage at 25 Sessions street
to cost $300.
Gas Station Entered
The "Go-gas"' station on the
Memorial boulevard was entered
last night and $1.60 vrns taken.
Entrance was effected by breaking
through a rear door. Tho police
arc investigating'.
SM.OIO in Personal Taxes
Tax Collector Francis B. Bilcy
announced this morning that the
sum of 114,010 In penonal Uxei
win collected by his offlc during
tho month of February. Soveral
delinquent! who allowed their tax
payment to pass the tjme limit, are
now appearing at his office.
Blige Co. .Charges; Name
A certlllcato changing the name
of The N. Blrgs Hon Company,
Ino., to Tho Rlrga Co., Jne, haa
been Hied at tho Office bT the city
clerk. The concern li tho' well
known manufacturer of knit under
wear and employe several hundred
people. .
SOUTHINGTON NEWS
The committee In chargo of se
lecting a now school sits here con
tinues to shroud its work in mys
tery. Surveyors wero at work yes
terduy on land on Main street
which has been spoken of as a pos
sible location of the proposed build
ing, and, as it is known that this
slto has been considered, tho sur
vey is thought to bo picllnilnary to
a possible sale. Members of tho
cominlllee. however, still maintain
their silence and have refused to
comment on tho surveying.
Arthur Lindstrom has been named
manager of the Mllldale baseball
team and representation on tho
diamond will bo .preserved, al
though tho refusal of David Leln
hardt, manager for the past three
years, had led to speculation as to
disbanding of tho team. Lelnhardt,
whllo not able to give his time to
managing the nine this year, has
consented to act as assistant and
will aid Lindstrom in selecting the
players.
Gerald P. Crcan is ill at his homo
on Kden avome.
Bev. Samuel Fiske of Berlin ad
dressed a large audience at the First
Congregational church supper last
evening.
Funeral services for William C.
Johnston will be held at 1:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his
late home on Center street. Friend
ship lodge. A. F. & A. M., will be
in charge and Bev. G, C. Lauden
slager will officiate. Interment
will bo in Bridgeport.
The Plantsville Fire Co.'s setback
team defeated Milldale in the final
round of the series of games going
on for the past few weeks and took
the tournamentj by 159 points. The
losers will now be forced to give
the Plantsville team a supper.
A public whist will be held in I.
O. O. F. hall. Plantsville, this eve
ning, following tho regular meeting
of Unity Bebekah Lodge.
Worn; Tribe, J. O. It. M will con
fer the adoption degree on nine
palefaces tonight. Other matters
will be discussed at the meeting.
iiijiHirrawiiiJiujg
Yours truly,
John Smith
All the world despises an anonymous letter. We like
a man to sign his name to what he writes.
But did you ever think that unknown merchandise
is anonymous? Nobody to vouch for it. Xo name signed.
Notice the advertisements in this paper. There, in
bold print are the names of those who stake their repu
tationsstake your good-will towards them on the truth
of what they have written.
The .maker of advertised goods realizes that he
might fool you once but never the second time. His
success is dependent upon your continued confidence in
what he says in the advertisements.
Read the advertisments with, confidence. They tell
truths that you should know.
The measure of satisfaction is larger
in advertised products
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The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An
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