New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 5

LOOK The unusual interest shown: in response to our an- nouncement of the demonstration of the wonderful 0-K GIANT BATTERY Was beyond our expectations. In order that the public may become thoroughly acquainted with this make of battery. Mr. Sawdy, factory representative will be here for a few days longer and you should avail yourself of the opportunity to inspect this make of Battery. HARRY STARKIE Hartford County Representative, 6 MAIN ST. Open Evenings A Lamp Out-of- The-Ordinary? Floor lamps with beautiful hand carved pedes- t‘ls in polychrome, rusty jron, antique metal or ma- lovely parchment hogany finishes. Shades of or linen, hand painted in exquisite designs or rich fringed silk. Table and Boudoir Lamps in metal overlay, silk, parchment and linen shades with bases of china, metal or mahogany. Lamps that add distinction to the room and arouse the envy of your guests—such you will find here in great variety .at reasonable prices. We are showing in our south window a pretty selection of the Newest Cedar Chests All made of solid southern red cedar—the kind that are moth proof. There are some charming de- signs in the natural wood and others in mahogany and walnut. You'll always find a large stock of the good cedar chests here. TINES ADVOCATES | LONEGAN VOTES New York Paper Touches Editor- ally Upon Careers of Gandidates The New York Times, in speaking of the coming s=enatorial election, yesterday, touched editorially upon the relative merits of Senator Brande- gee and Congressman Lonergan, op- ponents for the office from this state. That part of its editorial which, is local in its application is as follows: “Senator Brandegee was renominat- ed by the republican state convention. It is more than doubtful if he could have been renominated if Connecticut | had the primary system. What has he done in his fifteen years in the senate? He has a rather crude wit and humor, a gift for intemperate expression. He is a violent opponent of progress. He has been amassing republican enemies for years in Con- necticut. He has reviled both Mr. Taft and the women suffragists in unpardonable terms. The women suffragists have good memories. If Mr. Taft, from his invincible good nature and his passion for the repub- lican party, right or wrong, chooses to forgive the insult, Connecticut is full of his friends who will not. The League of Nations has many strong republican friends in Connecticut. The republican machine has made many enemies. On his part Mr. Brandegee seems to have made it the chief object of his public life to make as many enemies for as many reasons as possible. He is a temper- amental obstructionist. “His democratic opponent, Mr. \Augustine Lonergan, is an able law- yer who has risen to eminence by his own efforts and without any ad- vantages of fortune. In three con- gresses he has represented the Hart- ford district with force and distinc- tion. His study of public questions has been constant ‘and thorough. In voting for him the républican and independent Connecticut friends of the league will vote for a man who is not only sound on that cardinal is- sue, but who is in all respects worthier to be a senator from Con- necticut than Mr. Brandegee, who may be described as the ‘entertainer’ and choleric comic artist of the sen- ate. The desperation of the Connecti. cut republican machine is amusingly {llustrated by its insistence on bring- ing Abraham Lincoln into the cam- Sickness Vinolis What You Need to Build Yoa Up and Give You Strength Because it is a non-secret, scien- tific combination of the most suc- cessful tonics known — Cod Liver and Beef P}f , Iron, Nux Vomica and Hypophosphites. It enriches the blood with thou- sands of red blood corpuscles, quickens the circulation, creates u hearty appetite and imparts strength and vigor to every part of the body. Phymcmnu Prescribe Druggists Recommend Yt\t‘\'ol It Does All We Claim or Costs You Nothing paign and putting his face on adver- tisements opposite to Mr. Brande- gee's, who was born i 1864, but scems never to have grown up®™ One and all: Read e Call.—advt. BILLY KELLY \:’:\'S, Commander Ross’s Horse Shows Old Time sSpeed After Layofl. Laurel, Md., Oct. 20.—Coming back with a show of his oldtime speed after a rest of several weexs, Commander J. K. L. Ross's sprinter Billy Kelly ' scored a close victory in a six-furlong handicap which was one of the fea- | tures of the racing at Laurel. He de- feated H. P. Whitney's Panoply by a neck in a driving finish while Motor | Cop, stable mate of the winner, was third. The race attracted a field of seven starters, 1- William Martin's Brldema.n had little trouble in winning the fourth event at a mile and a sixteenth and galloped in front all the way to win by five lengths from Leochares with Milkmaid third. Milkmaid put up a strong bid but tired m the stretch af- ter she had raced Rapid Traveler into submission. Shewas beaten only a nose for second place. the Women voters: Read Call. —advt. i 20, 1920 * COOLIDGE IN SOUTH Candidate for Vice President Invades Tennessee Today in His Campaign Tour—Several Specches. On Board Governor Coolidge's Train Oct. 20.—Tennessee was invad- ed today by Governor Coolidge, re- publican candidate for vice president, in his speaking tour of southern states, jand tonight his special train. was scheduled to cross into North Caro- lina, where a night meeting will be held at Asheville. A noon meeting was planned for Knoxville today to be addressed by Governor Coolidge, Governor Lowden of Illinois, Governor Morrow of Ken- tucky and Job Hedges of New York. LUTHERAN CONVENTION Delegates at Washington to Devote Day to Discussion of Recommenda- tions to Executive Board. Washington, Oct. 20.—Delegates to the biennial convention of the United Lutheran church expected to devote today’s sessions chiefly to discussion of recommendations contained in the ! reports of the executive board and of Dr. F. H. Knubel, president of the church. They also planned to elect officers before recessing for the day. The executive board’s report ad- vises the expenditure during the next two years of $3,000,000 by the churches for the support of mission- ary, educational and relief work. Wallace Reid at Palace Thursday. The complete’ change of program | at the Palace for Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week brings sev- eral noteworthy attractions. Wallace Reid is feature photoplay attraction, {in his best effort this season. “The | Love Burglar.” Mr. Reid's splendid acting and personality in this pro- duction has far out-classed his pre- vious efforts which have kept him at the top of filmdom's many stars. “The Love Burglar” is a fast moving, ex- citing drama with just enough com- [ edy injected to make it a wonderful { photoplay. Other films include Mack Sennett’s new comedy ‘“It's A Boy” with Louise Fazenda and the famous Sennett baby. Warner Oland will also be seen in a new episode of his sensa- tional serial “The Third Eye.” The Keith Vaudeville bill will contain four fine acts featuring “The Golden Gate Trio,” direct fiom the bigger Keith houses, in their novelty dance offerigg. SUNSEAL SUNNYCORN 7%e Instant-Cooked Breakfast Cereal and cooks in an instant! ‘Try Sunnycorn for breakfast fomor- row. It's a new kind of cereal that you'll like —mellow, creamy, and easy to prepare. 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