New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1921, Page 5

NEW- BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, former employes of the Stone sMoun- tain Coal company from th> corpora- ll(v ® houses. In the fight scven de- ectives, the mayor, . C. Testerman llnnl two other citizens were killed The defendants are Sid Hatfield, chief of police of Matewan: liceco Chambers, Willlam Bowrun, Clair Overstreet, “Dou Mounts, Jessa Boyd, Isaac Brewer, Charles Riser, Ben Mounts, William B. Colenan, Ed ’rh.-mh.-ne Lee Taylor, James Over- street, Fred Burgraft, * \\llll—m e, | B. R. Page. Fred Webb, bert Burg Chamber: Starr and Ezra Fry, urganizer. Five detcctiv.s who esiaycd during the battle were indicted fer killing | Mayor Testerman, bu. thev were granted a change of venue and w il boe tried in Greenbrier county .24 MINERS FACING ')EHARI]E OF MURDER| " Were lndlcted Last July After Gun Fight in West Virginia 26— mining Atwood, William 5 the latter & union Use apples! There is no truit more satisfactory from every point of view. Lime and iron both apples. Lime is essential to digestion and iron to life itself. And from a purely mercenary sice apples are one of the cheapest fruits. A very diversified number of accept- able desserts use this fruit as a foun- dation. Served with top milk or cream “Brown Betty,” “Apple Grunt,” “Apple Tapioca.” “Apple Custard” and a dozen or more others are dcli- cious and nutritious as well. Apples baked tor the children’s lunch is a dish that 1 real standby, and should not be overlooked by any mother. Menu for Tomorrow. _ Breakfast—Stewed dried ham, toast, coffee. Luncheon—Creamed toast, pickled carrots, bread, tea. Dinner—pot Va.. Jan from the were here today Willlamson, W Twenty-four men town of Matewan, answer to the charge of murde: fore Judge R. D. Bailey in tha Mingo county circuit court. They were in- | dicted last July for the part they are For several months beicie the hat- falleged to have taken in a battio with " il organizers of the United Mine Private detectives who hud cvicted Workers of America nail been bhusy forming local unions amonz the min- | exs ot Mimgo county. Fmployes of the Stone Mountain Coal company at Matewan joined the union and it was stated st that time ra ordered 10 move from company houses. Some of them, however. wero still in pos- session on Ma 19 and o party private detectives was sent from Blue- field to serve writs of ejectment. They hid completed their work ana wein on their way to the railroad station late in the afternoon when the fight FISHERIES COLLEGE Boston bLe- THE HOUSEWIFE OF 1921 Now that Woman's Suffrage Ity the Amedéan woman must Mengeforth be considered not merely ‘a housekoeper and home-maker, as a voter—a citizen and a force his busy work-a.day world. With dded responsibilities her health fhould mever be neglected. and when lesot with ailments peculiar to her »x whe owes it to hers to first ive that grand old medicine, Lydia E. Pinkhom’s Vegetable Compound, a tsfa), a8 ‘or over forty years it has | Bocn the standby of American women 4 restoriug them to hcalth and srongth, s« [0 of peaches, A asparagus on warm ginger- roast of veal, baked Sweet potatoes, canned string beans, banana ad, apple amber, coffee. Sister Mary’s Recipes. Sweet potatoes are very easily pre- ared if baked whole in the skins. Scrub well and ke in a moderate oven. The skins are so thick that few people care to cat them, so it wouldn't pay to rub them with butter. The po- tato may be cut in half and the pulp scraped from the shell, seasoned, and put back to serve. Ham Toast cup chopped lecan ham esgs (yolks) tablespoon flour cups milk pepper toast Put ham { ncausepan with a litile butter. Add egg yolks well beaten with flour. Pour on milk stirfing constantly until thick, Add pepper and pour on hot toast, Apple Amber 4 large apples 4 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons butter 2 cgEs 1 lemon % teaspoon each cinnamon and cloves 1 tablespoon water short pastry Peel, core and slice apples. Put into a stewpan with the sugar and water and simmer gently till tender. Rub through a strainer. Return to the fire with the juice and finely grated rind of the lemon and the spices. When hot, stir in the butter and the yolks of the eggs. Cook until the mixture thickens. Line a deep pie dish with pastry, making the ex- treme edgo of the crust quite thick. Pour in the apple mixture and bake in a moderate oven till set. Beat whites of eggs till stiff and drv with 4 tablespoons of sugar and spread over the top of tho pudding Brown slightly in a hot oven. Serve hot or gold. Mary Says: Sweets too long hoard- cd are likely to find the palate stale. (Copyright, 1921, N. E. A)) PUPILS GIVE PROGRAM School ' scicentists Plan School at to - - Tricks. Musterole Loosens Up Those Stif Joints—Drives Out Pain Yu'll know why thousands use Mus- you experience the glad re- Seafaring Salts New Boston, Ja 36 —Whether the oid salts of the New England seaboard can be taught new tricke by the ap- plication of scientific research to the fisheries that have brought fame to 1 Gloucester, Cape Cod and this port is one of the things to be considered by the administrative committee of Massachusetts Institute of Technology in connection with & proposal to es- tablish a fisheries callege here, The committee will have before it for consideration the report of Prof. Samuel C. Prescott, who has just re- turned from the Pacific coast where he made a study of the fisheries col- lege operated in conjunction with the University of Washington. PUT AFTER \lmm W. Va, Sheriff Leads Posse After Des- perate Fugitive. Moundsville, W. Va., Jan. 26. | M. Terrell, warden of the West Vir- ginia penitentiary, will lead an armed posse into the mountans of Braxton county, in an effort to capture W. H. Grifith, convicted murdered, who es- caped from the prison recently after A section of the institution had been set on fire and 4 convict killed. The warden is investigating the death of Ira Roush of Antiquity, Ohio, whose body was found in the Ohio river Monday. He expressed the opinion today that Roush was killed h)’ Grlflnh 1 1D l-llml UEEI@E‘J E@@@EE@ DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR When we launched DANTIJ.L WEBSTER flour on the market a comparativeiy short time agr, we anticipated success, as we knew we were offering to the consusier the best flour ever produced, and theE discriminating consumer L' aet slow to recognize merit in a nallyg Prevocational Grammar Stu- dents Demonstrate Their Work Be- fore Woman's Club at Y. W. C. A. At a meeting of the Woman's club vesterday afternoon in the hall of the Y. W. C. 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Am An American—Charles Covert, Rose Marholin. 505 ANARCHISTS DEPORTED. are found in | by Miss Hicks of Art department. | " wite WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 19271, IN OUR 2 O BIG GENUINE SALE F FURNITURE andR EVERYTHING IS REDUCED — NO EXCEP" In addition to the articles which we have previously mentioned, such Room and Living Room Furniture, we wish to call your attentjon to the s All Styles of Tables END TABLES TIP TABLES . SEWING TABLES CONSOLE TABLES GATELEG TABLES LIBRARY TABLES DAVENPORT TABLES Then Too There Are Sectional Bookcases, Tea Wagons, Pedestals, Smo . Mirrors and Serving Trays. All Kinds of Odd BEDS DRESSERS CHIFFONIERS _ DINING CHAIRS SERVING TABLES DRESSING TABLES LIVING ROOM CHARR i Our Upholstery Goods Department Is Very Complete With Handsome Silks, V estries, Couch Covers and Table Runners, All Greatly Reduced. Those Interested Would Do Well To Visit Qur Office Furniture Department. Top, Roll Top and Typewriter Desks, Files and Chairs Are Marked 'B. C. PORTER SOI “Connecticut’s Best Furniture Store.” ortation, appecals and other similar reasons. During the last month &8 Russian aliens were deported by way of Latiia the announcement said. o ATTEND EXPOSITIO) Pupils at the Grammar school at- tended the Connecticut Agricyltural exposition today at the State armor Hartford. The pupils took the 10:30 o'clock train for the Capitol City un- der’ the supervision of Principal W. . French and Miss F. Conve of the sc¢hool t?cum'. Fach pupil carried a lunch. TO CONDEMN “HOOTCH.” One half pint of whiskey seized when Stanley Juchnevicz of Orange street was arrested last week for a liquor law violation, will he con- demned tomorrow morning in police court. There was no session of the court today. 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