New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1924, Page 9

Little Ones Combing Style and Comfort SMART LITTLE COATS in one to six year sizes, are oifered in all the newest models, | made of the most popular cloths, in all the | wanted colors, for sport or dress wear. Boys’ Coats of tweed, covert and Polo cloth, with | Tats to mateh, priced from $4.98 to $15.00. NEW SPRING HATS for the little folks, with chofce of silk and straw shape, tan, blue, red, rose, reindeer, sand. Also Tailored Hats in Milan and Leghorn. Some are imported, with colored embroid- ery. Priced from $2.98 to $8.98 each. FOR THE WEE BABIES we have dainty little White Coats of crepe de chine, cash- mere, crepella and wash corduroy for $4.50 to $15.00 each. Attention to the pretty crepe de chine caps in white, pink and blue. PANTY DRESSES in chambray, gingham, Jersey and silk poplin, 2 to 6 years, $1.18 to $5.98, Berlin News MERIDEN AN HELD Berlin district, |that there are ne {ton. It has there 18 no dangs spreading and pr {taken of tha patie do not come in siders, ‘ |the C. P, [1n and the Actna (ford gaveg pyt.a the effectht [the comifg ™ sum 4 » Arvested by State Policeman for = Driving While Intoxicated WILL HEAR CASE TONIGHT Comments On Brick Outlook=D, A affairs cobfinucs, When asked if was being planne |ing any nadditien R, Members Attend Convention in been purchased b New Haven = No Smallpoys, Dr, |18 at present doing work at the yards Griswold Says, |in Berlin, Mr. Clark | recently in New | the outlook from | promising. It is |the rush starts al | be employed by t {dition to its regu [ Kept busy atl wint | help s d | negro p n |and houses are pr | for these incomin O | asae of 41 Cedar sireet, was arvested on the turn- pike earl st night by State Police- man ., W, Bigelow of the Bridge- port barracks on a charge of driving while under the Influence of liguor, I'he arrested man is 28 rs of age, e will appear before Judge George Griswold in the Berlin town court to- Jight te answer {o the ch The officer claimed that he had overtaken Estney after the latter had driven through Berlin in an unsteady manner, Letney as swerving from oné wide the road to the other as he went along Berlin street, the po- Heeman a sk in back of him, Tle v arrested short dis. tance out of the ceater of the town and lis car was placed in the Blue tibbon garage, where it will be held i security for his appearanee in the Werlin town court tonight.” 110 was to the Meridem police station s later reicased Case Not Smallpos Pr. AL J. Googwin of Kensington ted todoy thatf the case under servation in Berlin is i ity He said that the syfptoms have gradually abated ond | it is at pyes 1 10 tell what will tevelop, - The afflicted sickness oy of Steve listney Meriden, Gr Tidge | city, 1% Dod where on business, Hall 1< The town hail | | docorated by Pol hie wi rt: distance | [ [ X [ whieh will take the auspices of 11 th o firs( endeavor saleon L endeavor nd « has nization and money Commander i's event | one [ tor { may a1l prehabiis look for a 1 i ainment smalipo niziht is one or nt har with | the Farminzton both her person small Visk I Mrs, 1 beth Wiek Mre, Thon 8t attending the Daughters of whieh The and clos ame on h had measies, {he it hard ety will the olution, wo possibiliti what the cording ntine remain on of the 2 Grienold Mt the « ~ arm o fover Thes i to 1 The quar- and will untit the nature | determined, P, | r today odwin on the ] it co 4 . Verlin women are Hart Wil offie said Mother The next club of Ber Aftene Mre, A Econc in cha 1l po rlet Fever Cases, h9o cas of present the Thera searlet time, FAMOUS OLD TONIC STOPSSPRINGFEVEK HERE is no better than Gude's Pepto-Mangan. this time of the vear, everyboc needs something to enrich the bloc and tone up the system. If you are beginning to feel listle and exhausted, get Gude's right aw: and begin to get the benefit of ite wor derful strengthening. energizing qua ities. It contains the iron your bloc needs and the hezlth giving invige ating elements to put you in fine tri for spring and summer. At your dru gist’s in both liquid and tablet form. Free Tablets [ idn 3 NY. heaith-buil e N S Wareen S ' Gudes Pepto-Mangan Tonie and Blood Frricker bout four | Wednesday home of The Hous {1 1 ) town are eonfin to ' ing 1 wi Carter The 1 memi 1 attend troop at Berlis Mrs, 1. e uest of h at returned 1o ) | Haven A number from tand the vaudes wnd dance which Bolton-Kasic at the ing Ie her town hail The ic The members club will meet at Charles ,Neleon or vening at the | cial business meeti | fore the social ho Mr. and this place e on Middles Pau W at the home o re re tie tine o Wilcox avenue las in bonnet | been Merwin Bric) twthe brick Industr; | promising. .. la. said many orders to be filled and that the companics will have all they to fill them if the |that there was no thought of secur- though a new tygoe electric shovel has Business In New York left this morning for |the American Legion for the to maks rd chapter, meeting Pas<t Berlin Ttems this - sister, home st furnished by McKeon's orche wenal Mrs, Nello birth of & davghter x hospital in Middietown ROMPERS AND CREEPERS for the one to three year olds, are offered in dimity, dot- ted Swiss, pongee. wash satin, poplin, ging- ham and chambn $1.98 to $4.98 ea. BOYS’ WASH SUITS in Middy and Olive) Twist style in all the new Spring models, in white and the latest color shades, some hand embroidered, priced $1.98 to $4.98 each. Our Showing of Dresses from the long ones to the new Baby, others one and two vear sizes, is full and complete, some hand i made, others lace and hamburg trimmed. Special choice given from $1.00 to $4.50 each, DANA DRESSES in One, Two, Three Year izes, of white dimity and Persian lawn with colored smocking, are wonderful, $2.98 each, PRINCESS SLI , One to Six Years, plain | and lace trim, § 5 to $3.98, Mrs, Ttoyal Morse Ler brother, Mr, lecord, at her home. Berlin Woman Sues, Anna Barbara Lehman of Berlin, roper care is heing {through Attorney David L. Nair of nts to see that they | New Britain, has Lrought an action contact with out- |of fore¢losure against Mary L. Mc- { linvoe of Hartford for $3,000 and | possession of the forcclosed premises Last Berlin, owner |in Hartford., Coustable Roberts of and |Hartford served the papers, attaching Ber- [real estate of the defendant fin - |Martford. The action is returnable |in the superior court the first Tues- day in May. authorities saviug s in Kensing- certained that of the disease ) rk Brick Co. Kk Co. of Brick Co. of Har statenient tos mer is that extremely there arve | American Legion Vaudeville Show, | Town Hall, Berlin, Friday evening, Mareh 28, —advt, SOUTHI Carl Anderson of Bristol was be- fore Judge T. I' Welch in the town [court yesterday charged with oper- lating & motor vehicle in a reckless manner and with driving » motor {vehicle while undet the influence of |intoxieating laquor. e was arrested {hy Constable Thomas Murphy last {Sunday after his automobile had [struck two trolley cars, He was [ found guilty and fined $100 and costs, |Me was represented by Lawyer Don- ovan of Bristol. an do pregent state of NGTON KEWS any new equipment 1 on, Mr. Clark said Wl equipment, al- ¥y the company and ried York ¢ at y he was and that that angle also was expec that when out 100 more will he company, in ad- tar force which is er. This additional from the southern to a great extent rovided ut the yards § lahorers Men wepe ot work today cleaning up the state highway and making a number of minor repairs wherever [the road warranted them. 1t is ex- |peeted that the board of sclectmen {will issue an order shortly for the annual spring cleannp of the town. | T past years similar ealls have been issued to make Southington a cleaner borough and have always met with [the co-operation of the property owners. d of Worthington w York 1 spend a few days e ted s been attractively | post of show Mght under This will be Kind and the time ton-Kasica | The political parties of the town to issue their calls for the caucuses to nominate for the annual horough held the first Monday shortly candidates clection to be in May f the spent the innotta says that much aifair is a success, Verlin sehedule gular rioty Work was starte yesterday d ation of the Congregational chureh, Tt th will ready wation the G on the insta the Pirst T eapect of i May « Comyvention they kin, Mr ) I Mildrum and Mrs Haven to hurch in & for o, interest due has on onal taxes due Vebruary 1. 1924, hich begins April 1. The office of ctor will be open Friday and enings and Sunday aft- 0 N Shepard 16 Gony ot notice ntion of the American Ttev- being held in that turday ¢ noone ' ion of Mrs, streot 1 Dani*l Hure who is i1l with is much improved sl Club s of ) y of lin is gcheduled for . April 16, at the thur 1.. Woodruaff. meeting e mies Fhe meet- My Ma pn-umonia liev. } K piscopa preach at tha sn 1. Nason, rector of Grace church of Hartford, will ial lenten services Episeopal churel/ at evening. A anl's rge s. George 7 e k th wors o Tioy i meeting ening. who has Mre, on Main ir home in of their loy teen Henry street, | West PUT STOMACH IN ORDER AT ONCE this place will ar- ille entertainment will be gi by | American Legion in Berlin thi for dancing wiil “Pape’s Diapepsin™ for hag, Indigestion or Sour Stomach be the home of “Lafanse™ the Mre. y Main street this hour. A ng will be hed be- | . [ SeSe—— e ! frstantly! Stomach corrected! | never feel the slightest distress from { Indigestion or a sour, | h, eat “Fape’s Dlapep fhe moment stomsch all sourness, fi tharn, gases, palpita lisappear. Druggists goara » each packagk 16 correct digestic* End your stomach troub ~nis. Bighinatti of inz congratila 1t | peacins the stra held a rehear- | ge at for & fen f Charles Cobey o once 1 evening —Samuel Stefanick Dies — Frank | Cafferty Was Former Athlete— Plainville Briefs, afternoon Peck food sale in the| at her; she will e taken to Keegan. The cused and a partner, Igleda Cote “cut a wicked swath” among the local swains for several weeks before the police learned of their activities and Soutbington Court. Bristol News frowned upon them. Aftér being ore dered out of town, the two women re= heidd turned, but were quickly picked up by Officer Henry Jeglinski. At the i M INE MMP Ruw subsequent court session, scntences of 115 days each were imposed with the — provision of an extra 15 days, which | * ! will be suspended, if they keep out ef Elec[ Board o[ D“‘w[ors over;the city. The Péltier woman cannot { ;speak English and claims to be mar- ried to a man named Chase, although | Protes[ 0[ Rudolph Stem I no confirmation of that statement can | {be made by the police. T | Schools Close Today The high and common schéols of 4N0 VIGE'PRES]DENT CHOSENH);@ city will close today for the an- ! % i i nual spring recess and will reopen on | April 14. Tn anticipation of the Girl Arresied Here Wanted in Mainc | closing, examinations have been cone- ‘% | ducted by School Physician Dr. A. S, for Allcged Forgery—Death of Mrs. | Brackett and by the scheol nuvse, 'y Miss Mary Mulligan, to determine the Bearns—Anderson Finad $100 mlhcnllh of the pupil. Health come | ditions wore found satisfactory, | Extra precautions have bLsen taken Following a prolonged discussion |in the last few weeks to prevent any in which former President Rudolph |inroad of disease or an epidemic such Stern asserted charges fo inefficiency | 83 N3ve been revorted " in nearby | | cities, T'or a time, scarlet fever on the part of the present manage- ! gained headway locally but was {ment of the National Marine Lamp |quickly stamped out. | Co., the annual¥meeting of the stock- ; Eiks' Minstrel | holders yesterday afternoon proved a| [IMans are complete for the Kiks' rout for the Stern forces. [President | minstrel on April 23 at the Com- William P, Calder was supported by | munity theater, swhen the program proxies representing 14, shares of | will he presented for the local lodge istock while all that Mr. Stern coyld | by the players of the Waterbury muster was 4.521 shares. As a re- |lodge. Droceeds of the event will sult of this overwhelming display of |80 to the ks’ building fund, confidence in the present adminis- Andorson Fined tration, the following board of Carl Anderson of this city was fined directors was chosen: 1L Geryld- | $100 and costs in the Southington | =on, Alexander Harper, William A, | POlice court vesterday on a charge of Hayes, William P, Cglder, Judge Wil- | 1eckless driving of a motor vehicle liam J. Malone, John T. (hidsey, |last Sunday. He was represented Charles I, Rilsy and Arthur N. Man- v Judge Joseph M. Donovan of this ross, all of t city, Trving 1. Ingra- A.\n'lvrsnn struck two trolley ham and Philip C. Ripley of IHart. |¢aTs prior to his arrest. ford and Max M. IKotzen of New _Many Prospective Fishermen York. William T Caider was elect. | Vishermen aplenty will be trolling od to succeed himself as president e lakes and streams of this vieinity and the other officers were re-clectad | 1thIN & fow days, according to the |as follows: Secrets Willlam J, |license department of the city.clerk's | Malone; treasurer, Hjalmar Gepuld. |°ffice as already the appiications have gone over the 500 mark, With the s entertaining . . Willlam Cafferty as seeretary, as there Pla'nvllle News is a report that he plans to resign | this year, Mr, Cafferty has made | no statement on.the matter, however, . . land it he wishes to hold the office, STANLEY M leTH {the general consensus of opinion |among the members is that he can . | have it. No preliminary reports have been made on the men who are LEA |to run for the office of president and |\i(‘e~prc!!d?nl but it is expected that il | several will be out for the first office. s s 1 Public Health Mceting Treasurer of Skinner, Smith C0.!,,™ere, i, "5 4 oesiat et of ’ ';!h' Plainville Pyblic Health Nursing [ R . | association in the Town hllll kn{ext | "Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'cloc! or nc" 6lg“s [the purpose of taking action on the S—— amendment to Article 6 ef the con- | stitution, changing the annual meet- CRASHED ]NTO HYDRANTH:*-: date from the first week in June [to the first week in May. Any mem- {ber who has paid a dollar or more Southington Cancels Basketball Game | for annual membership is entitied to | vote at this meeting. ¥aecutive Committee Meeting. The execytive committee of Broek | Barnes post, American Legion, wijll {hold an important meeting in the post |rooms on Whiting street tomerrow Stanley M. Smith gnnounced today | €Vening at 9 o'clock. A number of |that he has resigned as treasurcr of |Mattérs such as Memorial Day, the firm of Skinner, Smith Co., Inc, | Father's auxiliayy and other items to take effect April 1. Mr, Smith [aTe to be discussed before the regy- stated also that he plans to withdraw | ‘"l‘:'"""‘ of the' pest on Mendsy entirely from the company, but would | M&ht. R b ve bl veatond o e 5 Ruddock Funeral. The corporation was .recently formed The funeral of E. D, Ruddock of and has a nymber of local men in- |38 Tast street was held from his terested in it, one of whom will be | Nome this afternoon. Jie died Thurs. named as Mr. Smith's successor, My, |94y aft€rnoon at the Hartferd hos- Smith said that he plans to enter into | Pital following an operation. Burial business in the near future, hut the [Was in New Londen. nature of the business or its location | Plainville Beiefs, yas not disclosed, | The Congregational church Sfunday Crashes Into Fire Hydrant schoo! will hold a Frank Crampton of West, Main [Church parlors tomorrow street, an employe of the Peck Spring | rom 2 to 5 o'clock. Co., early this morning drove his| Miss Florence Day of the automobile against a fire hydrant on |Spring Co., office force is ill West Main street breaking the main. |home on Maple street, | The accident occurred when Mr. Tay Neff and family of West Main Crampton attempted to avoid strik- |Street will move tomorow to their new ing another vehicle as he was travel. [APartment on Bunnell avenue, ing down West Main street, M Master Edmund Tolli of West Main Crampton’s automobilo wks badly [street is able to be out after a week's damaged and workmen were sent out | Hliness. to repuir the damaged hydrant. Southington Cancels Game The Pexto team of Southington has cancelled its basketball game with All-Plainville which was scheduled for the Southington town hall on | Saturday night. The Plainville man- | agement is not satisfied with the | treatment acecorded it by the Iexto | managers and in the lecal men's opinions, Southington has been hedg- ing, The game was first seheduled for 4ast Saturday night and at the instigation of the Southington men, it was postponed until this Saturday night, Now it is called off. . Samuel Stefanick Dies | Samuel Stefanick, age 47 years, a | well known resident of the Mountain View district, died yesterday morning at his home on Ledge Road following an illness of some time, He is sur. vived by his wife and one son. The funeral will be held tomorrow morn- ing at 9 o'clock from the Greek Or- thedox church in New Britain and burial will be in Iairview cemetery in that city, Cafferty Former Athlete The death of , Frank Cafferty of Bank street at the New Dritain gen- cral hospital yesterday morning, re- calls to many the days when lie was {one of the prominent athletes of Plainville, His name was given as Cassidy in last night's issue of the “Herald,” He was familiarly known about Plainville, The nickname “Irack” was first given to him be- cansd of his ability us a footrunner and then the name "Tricky” was given to him because of his many 2ppear- ances as a tumbler and slack wire walker, He and his brother, Thomas Cafferty, who is now in Miami, Flo- rida, were the entertainers in the old grove in the days gone hy. e funeral semices will be held from the home of Mrs, William Cas- Rumanians Do Not Intend To Press Their Claims Vienna, March ¢ plenipotentiaries to the Russo-Nu- manian conference for the adjustment {of pending questions are understood | not to be disposed 19 press the soviet government for the return of the 00,000 in gold transferred from Rumania to Mescow at the time the German invasion of Rumania in 1916, The chief reason for this is that persistence in such a demand, it is felt, would be uscless, inasmuch as 1tussia has not the gold to give back Beware_of Imitations! Lpiess you see the "Bayer Croms" on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescrib- —The Numanian | of | son. The office of vice president, held for the last year by Mr, Stern, was not filled at the meeting vester- , but will be taken care of at a meeting of the directors in the near future, | With Judge J. Malone presiding in [the absence of President William T | Cald who was in Washington, 1, C.,{ {on bustness, the anpual mesting open- | |ed at 3 o'clock and eontinued unlil: 16 o'clock, the greater part of the| [time being . occupled by My, Stern, whe explained his difference in onin- lion with the reports of the present management and declared that he could not reconcile accounts on file with a status which he found the company in, The reports of the concern showed the company in fine econdition and making money. This Mr. Stern could {not see, as he believed a different state of affairs existed. In the course |of his remarke, he asked that his |name bo taken off some $40,000 in| | notes of the National Marine Lamp| 'o, e was told that the removal of | his endorsement was a matter be- tween himself and the banks, After discusing the situation of the company, Mr. Stern asked that the stockholders consider a list of direct. ors for the concern as prepared by himself as follows: T, Stern, Arthur N. Monross, J, Kelinberger, . Ger. uldson, William P. Calder, M. M. Kot. zen, Judge Noger 8. Newell, Willlam Ay Hayes, (. M. Bigelow, Charles N. Gordon and Phillp €. Ripley. He lost out on this request, The annual meeting promised to e a battle reyal, prior to the actual gathering of the stockholders as in the last few weeks the Stern interests | have sent out statements to the share holders while yeplies have been made [ season opaning on April 1, there has been a big rush in the last few days to secure the necessary certificate 1o handle the rod and line, Dog owners ars appearing in large mumbers also at the city elerk’s office as the license season for the canines is on again. All dog owners must secure licenses for their pets or have an interview with Dog Warden Thomas Tiyan. Police Ball Progressing Arrangements are being completed for the annual concert and ball for the benefit of the police pension fund on April 25 at the High school, when both the auditorium and the gyme- nasium will be utilized. Work of re- surfacing the gymnasium floor for the dancing has been started and will be completed in plenty of time for the big event The early part of the evening will be devoted to a concert in the Community theater and after this program, adjournment will ba taken to the gymnasium where dane- ing will be enjoyed to the musie of a ten.piece orchestra, Chairman Earl J. Arnold of the committee in charge has started the work of securing the artists for the concert program and expects to re. port to the genepal committee early next week, ‘The decorations have 1y Dbeen contracted for and will o the finest at any event of this nature in recent years. It is an- ticipated that $1,000 will be raived for the pension fund Comunity Concert Monday Night Five artists of national repute will take charge of the Community events concert on Monday night at the Prospect Methodist chureh audis torium .the largest hall in the eity, The Rittig trio will be accompanied on the program by Maurice Wallen, tenor, and Harry Olmstead, bass, both new chimes in | You | ed by physiclans over twenty-three years for Colds Toothache Neuritis «idy on Bank street on Monday morning with services in the church of Our Lady of Mercy on Tiroad streat at 9 o'clock, Purial will be in &t Josepli's cemeatery. Arrangementsara being made by Undertaker O'Brion of Bristol Town Plan Commission The Plainville town plan commis- slon will hold a regular meeting in the town hall on Pierce street Monday night. The question of Maple sireet will be diseussed and action relative to the building and street lineg will probably he taken. Headache Lumbago Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tabiets of Aspirin” only. oFach urbroken package con- tains proven directions. Handy boxes of tweive fablets cost few ecents. Druggists also seil botties of 24 and 100, Aspirin is the trade mark of Baver Manufacture of Monoacelic ldeser of Salicylcacid, by the mavagement. Judge Malone's diplomatic handling of the reins again came to the front and everything went off very smoothly yesterday. Wanted in Maine, Notificatlon was received yesterday | by the local police from the Keegan, Maine police that Maude Peltier, sene tenced to the county jail for 30 days last week on a statuory charge, was wanted In Keegan to answer a charge of forgery. The Maine police have gent a warrant to the jail officials and A8 soon as the girl serves her sentence members of the Colonial Male quartet of Hartford, Violin, ‘cello and piano numbers will be presented by the trio while an inspiring series of selections will ba sung by the quartet niembers, The event on Monday will be one of the last of the meries and already its popu'arity lhas been shown by the demand for tickets, which are given out free, About 200 seats only are left for late comers, Mre, James 1. Keams Mrs. James 1%, Kearns, wife of James 1, Kearns of 96 Stearns street, died yesterday at the Hartford ho: The World In Plainville The entertainment to given {Thursday evening April 2 in conuec- tion with the loan exhibit of products of forcign countries will be an excel. lent one, judging from the program, 1t will consist chiefly of tableau pre- |sentations of historical characters and eventy in early Amemcan history. i They will center around such heroes a8 Calumbus, the Pilgrims, Georgs | Washington, Lincoln, Noosevelt, Lib. |erty and Aemrica. Tableau repre. sentations will algo be given of the |costumes of foreign countries and ime | migrants past and present The exhibit will be held on Thurs- jay and VFriday afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock and on Thursday evening Jfrom 7 to 10, Refreshments will be iserved. EVERETT TRUE GLED ! IT WAS A GRY Lenten Services Lenten services will be held in the !ehyrelr of Our Lady of Mercy | Broad strest this evening at o'clock. They will consist of the Way |of the Crass gnd henediction of the | blessed sacrament. Ttav. William Cavanangh of Hartford will continue |his series of Lenten sermons at the services on Sunday evening at 7:30 {o'clock | Commerce Chamber Meeting | The annual meeting of the Plain. | ville Chamber of Commerce will be | Weld in the rooms on Pierce street next Thursday evening at which fime | officers for the ensuing year will be | |elected and reports of past officers { %11l be read and acted upon. There | {i% a great deal of apeculation among | {the members as to whe will succeed COMMUNITY THEATER Plainville REGULAR WEEK DANCE 1 Good Time Promised Vor All, With 1ots of Pep and snappy Numbers Music by Al Parrs's Orchestra Robert W, Moore, Andrew Hogan WHAT WA S A HNEAD-ON CouctSion § F { | | 1 | X Managers EVERETT, DD YoU SE& THAT PAPER ABOUT THE AUTOMOBILE WELL, T SAW THE WHOLE THING | THREE OF TME BoDIeS WERE HORRIMALY MAN- WORST ONE WAS UNRECOGNI(Zeem=- ~ pital following a short illness, she was born on April 1879, in Nor- walk and was married in 1586 to Mr, Kearns, Mr. and Mre, Kearns came this city in 1905 and have been residents of the community since that time Besides her husband, she leaves an adopted daughter, Miss Helen Bowen, a teacher in the Iorest- ville school. The funeral will be held at 2:50 o'clock on Saturday af ternoon at her home, where services will be conducted by Rev, William B, | West, postor of the I’rospect Metho- dist church. The burial will take place in West cemetery, Fotertain Vriends Judge 8 Tussell Mink and Repres sentative Robert J. Stack entertained about 40 fricnds last night at Pine Lake, the estate of Judge William J. | Malone in 1orestyille, Dioner wa | #erved and after a concert program by the Pine Lake orchegtrs, dancing was enjoyed In addition 6 the local people, guests were present from Hartford and Pittefield, Mass. Coleman Co. Tncorporated. | Certificats of incorporation has been filed at the city clerk’s office of the incorporation of the P, J. Coleman Co., local plumbing contractors, The | corporation has $30.000 in stock and the incorporators are T, J. Coleman, | Jeseph Coleman, Taymond 1. Coles man and Edward K. Skelly, " BY CONDO ITEM IN ESoME SIGNT ! THe Fresh Egg adt, ¢ doz Russell Brop.<= Nt Mothers SCOTTS 20 EMULSION r rsin F Vit i