New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 13

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I went toa physician, but_he did not do me much good and said I would have to have an operation. I read about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in the newspaper and thought I would give it a trial. Now I feel lots better and don’t have to give up and go to bed, and can do all my work. You ma these facts asa testimonial, and wlll answer with pleasure all letters I re- ceive, and you may be sure I will &ml«, your wonderful medicine.”— rs. ARTHUR J. KADE, Box 71, Dante, South Dakota. le Compoun «PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS, =t N —— odt & Dunn Phone 1409-2 ¥ Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Poiret A of heads and embroidery, the ing of skirts and bodices, the n purs an altogether charming se- fitt1e $19.75 UP. ;3 WAISTS, BLOUSES, RSETS, HOSIERY; which are prettiest and very SLOAN'S GuEs KiGHT TOTHE ACHNG SPOT You can just tell by its heaithy, stimulating oder, that it is gamg to do you good HOUSANDS of men and women, when the least little rheumatic “‘erick”” assails them, have Sloan’s Liniment handy to knock it out. Pop- ular over a third of a century ago—far inore popt.la.r today. That’s because it §s so wonderfully helpful in relieving external aches and pains—sciatica, umbago, backache, ralgia, overstrained muscles, smf , weather exposure results. A all that is necessary, for & soor penelrales without rubbing, to the sorc spot. No muss, no stained skin, All druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40, Sioa fi Linime E UNDERWEAR. 25c C’R’D BEEF 1b LEGS OF MILK [ Goodrich, second COAST ARTILLERY .BEING RECRUITED Enlistment Papers of 52 Men For- warded By Recruiting QOfficer at New Londop. Hartford, March 29.—Enlistment papers for 52 men havlflg been for- warded by Captain Edmund B. Reed, r&cruiting officer at New London headquarters company, First Coast Artillery, is accepted and organized, according to orders from the adju- tant general's office today. Private George L. King is appointed first lieutenant, and Captain Reed takes command to prepare the company for presentation to the federal inspector. The following appointments also are made: To be master sergeant (regimen- tal sergeant major), Private Lawrence B. McEwen; to be staff sergeants (color sergeants), Privates John Mor- gan and Edward A. Sinay; to be ser- geants, Privates W. Ryan, D. Briggs, Fremont Daniels, L. E. Forsyth, Thomas Griffin, A. J. McEnany, J. H. Rockholz. To be corporals, Private J. J. Ken- nedy, J. P. McGill, E: J. Murphy, M. M. Worthington. The Fourth Rifle Co., infantry, has been formed by, detachment of the second platoon, Second Rifle Co., with E. F. Smith as captain, H. C. Yea- mans, first lieutenant and M. W. lieutenant. The battalion headquarters pany at Middletown, infantry, Mid- dletown, is designated as the Sixth Rifle Co. with R. H. Stow, captain; J. J. Petrofsky, first lieutenant and A. J. Rochette, second lieutenant. ONCE WEALTHY, SHE LIVED IN OLD SHED com- Death of Miss Sarah Lounsbury Daven- port of South Norwalk Recalls Her Strange Career. South Norwalk, March 29.—Sarah Lounsbury Davenport, one of the most eccentric characters that have made this city their home, died this morning at the age of 64 years. A sister of Hon. Daniel Davenport of Washington, D. C., the Hon. Benjamin Davenport of Minneapolis, Minn., and Attorney Timothy Davenport of New York City, Miss Davenport had more than a smat- tering of law, and the many lawsuits in which she became invélved with her neighbors at her home in Wilton showed that she had inherited her legal ability. Once a wealthy woman, and an ex- tensive traveler in Europe, Miss Daven- port’s fortune vanished, being swal- lowed up by her constant litigation. About two years ago Miss Davenport made her residemce in the horse sheds at the rear of St. Marks church, Wil- ton, and called her home ‘‘the chateau Cheval.”” She was reduced to living here following her eviction from her residence, when a New York bank fore- closed. Officers who weht to evict Miss Davenport were met by her with a re- volver and she ordered them off her place. When they refused to go she fired at them, and it was not until under cover of a flag of truce that she was evicted. Her many eccentricities made her well known in Fairfield county, nearly every lawyer having many tales to tell of her uncanny legal ability and of her sharp tongue and acid retorts when she believed that she was being heckled on the stand. g McCARTHY FINALLY DIES / - Had Been Kept Alive Several Days by Transfusion !‘" Blood Boston, March 29.—John F. Mec- Carthy, kept alive for several days by a transfusion of blood from his mother and brother that made it pos- sible for him to be married while on a hospital cot died early today. His youthful bride who remained at his side almost constantly during his ill- ness was ordered to her home by yby. sicians yesterday because her ¢ was feared, but she return last night. N McCarthy brawl (La shots is being held hout bail. He claims McLean and McCarthy were intent on assaulting him when he fired. SHOOTING IN Dublin, March, DUBLIN dead this morning outside his hotel in Drury street here, it was announced in an official which did the shooting. WALK —President : minute walk HARDING TAK ‘Washington, March Harding took a 20 around the Waslrington grounds this morning before going to his office. He was accompanied by Dr. C. E, Sawyer his physician and a| group of secret service men and w: recognized and greeted by ma work. 29.—(By the Asso-! ciated Press)—Captain Rees, one of | lias been appointed manager of the officials of Dublin Castle was shot : statement from the; castle. Four men comprised the party | i club last evening. Mr. monument | government employes on their way tot Lmted Community corporation drive is to be corrected. |'was the only money recei organization under the —_— campaign. Victor records and Victrolas. C. L. Bernard Chernoff, a studen George F. Smith, of 234 Arch street, the — 2 3 GOVERNOR'S STAFF CALK Community store at Belvidere. Kosciusko Post, World War Veterans, will hold a mecting Friday evening of this week when the election of officers cises to be Held will take place. ¢ Hartfor« March 29.— The Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity | i ernoi’sfstff;[ s m{dcrnd i :;l:(e) hold an enjoyable dance at the Country | Governor Lake to Middletown, Ap _ and -Mrs. Clifton | for the dedicatory exercises of W. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Percival | new state ar: ry there, in ord Pratt, received. Chapman’s Major ' jssued by Adjuthnt Gen. Cole todi String Orchestra furnished music for| Col. E. F. Lamb and Major L dancing. ' H. Barbour of the reserve corps, # An error in a recent pub]lcanon to | today to assign location and desig ! the effect that the Stanley Memorial tion for National Guard units. Gnl Scout troop, and the Working Girl | Lieut. Col. L. E. Jenn . had solicited pledges for the‘ lieved as officer in charge of the stal armory at Meriden and Capt. Sam Butler replaces him. Pierce & Co.—advt. ‘ is home for the Easter vacati | | | { | | i Wili Take Part in Middletown § April 8 The troops donated the # A. T'he whole world testifics to- day that the Cadillac realizes to the full, the high criterion of absolute reliability which induces in your mind ‘com- plete confidence, complete rest, complete satisfaction, every mile you travel in the Cadillac. LASH MOTOR CO. West Main and Lincoln Streets “A Reputable Concern.” 1 LLAG At the Auto Show For Qatck Returns. Use Her ald Classtfied Advte. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The trend of times has somewhat changed. The dollar has a great er value than last year. If you are contemplating the pur : of a pleasure car, ponder well and ask yourself the follow questions: twenty miles on a gallon of gas? tires that I may enjoy my trips and my tire ex-