New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1922, Page 2

The Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN STREET ‘Horsfall Offers . And have offered during the en- tire Fall season OVERCOATS Starting at $30 SUITS Starting at $27 These prices are equalled Ly “anly two of the entire list—and “ours are clothes of quality— “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” Complete Outfitters to Men .\ To facilitate Christmas shop- ‘ping, this store will be open eve- "nings until 9 o'clock on the fol- lowing dates—Sat., Dec. 16; Thurs., Dec. 21; Friday, Dec. 22; Saturday, Dec. 23. FALLS sylum Street Hartford. “Jt Pays to Buy Our Kind.” City ltems Radio sets and supplies at Morans’ —advt. Meet m# at. !ohm-rt'- for dinper.— advt. Mrs. Adron Paul of Lake Court wishes it undérstood that she is not the Mrs. A. Paul who has recently had a lawsuit in the local court. Large coats for large women at Besse-Lelands,—advt. Rev.)'John L. Davis' subject at Everyman’s Bible Class meeting Sun- day morning, Dec. 17, will be, “What Makes ' New Britain Prosperous.” Class nigets at 9:30 a. m.—advt. NEW YORK MAN A SUICIDE. H. E. Riegger, Salesman, Takes Poison in a Detroit Hotel Detroit, Dec. 14—H. E. Riegger of | New York, salesman for the Goodman Manufacturing company of New York, died as he was being carried into Re- celving hospital yesterday, a suicide. Riegger was found unconscious in his room at a downtown hotel by a chambermaid. A partly empty bottle ‘of poison and several notes were be- side him. Riegger had been at the hotel since Dec. 7. One of the notes, addressed /to the local manager, requested the management to send his wife his watch, chain, knife and diamond ring. In another note Riegger gave his name and address; his connection with the manufacturing firm, and the name of his wife and 9 year old son. “I am not giving you the motive for my act,” said the note, “as I do not wish it made public. Do not be alarmed at not finding large bills on me. The only money I have is the change in my vest pocket.” B. NELSON High Class Tailoring Imported and Domestic Woolens 58 W. Main St. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR HER FOR HIM FOR THE KIDDIES On Today’s Want Ad Page Classifications 65 A-B-C-D FOX'S[&= ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1922 SAYS PRAYER BRIDE WON'T WED LAWSON Bascball Evangelist Refused to De- lieve Mrs, Mason's Attorney Dee, Willlath Orange, N, J, 14.~ Hauser, attorney for Mrs, May Mason | of 160 North Bay street, Orange, the | “prayer-bride-to-be'" of the Rev, G, A, | Lawson, baseball evangelist, said last | night at his Bioomfield home that there would be no wedding, “I can state positively that this mar: riage never will take place,” he de- clared, Mrs. Mason remained in seclution in her apartment, to which she returned from Atlantic City yesterday, and re- fused to talk, The Rev, Mr, Lawson, when told of the statement, denounced Mr, Hauser, declared he did not believe Mrs. Ma- | son would break their engagement, defended his baseball record which has been questioned and intimated that the whole story of his romance remained to be told. Mr. Lawson was at home when told | of the Hauser statement. “I have not heard of this before," he said, “and 1 recall this man Hauser, I put him out once. He is an investment broker and handles Mrs. Mason's investments. He had no authority to speak for Mrs, Mason. I have confidence in Mrs, Ma- | son and believe she will marry me.” don’t believe it. 1| He declared that he had been in constant touch with Mrs, Mason through mutual friends during vacation at Atlantie City and that the messages he recelved were “full of love and tenderness,' He sald he stil) was keeping the apartment he leased to be their home after the wedding, | The first cloud on his horizon of 'love, he intimated, came when Mrs, | Mason objected to his evangelical work, "“No minister of the Gospel," | he declared, life work for a woman and Mrs, Ma- son nxrl‘l‘nl with me after we talked it over,” it © 5 | he continued, willed It as the best. do._not marry May Mason," “it will be because God 1 never will (( ause that would be contrary to the | teachings of God." | At 5 o'clock. this afternoon Mr. | Lawson is golng to call. upon Mrs, | | Mason and he expects to be able to announce at'that time a definite date for his wedding, Liquor Autos Plying Between U, S, and Canada Are Frequently Re- painted to Frustrate Description, Fredericton, N. 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