New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1923, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1828, Would You Pay $10 Apiece For These? T0LD BY EDUCATOR, e | | “NO MAIL BOXES Prol, Petrunevich Gives Address Ny | i -NO MAIL” - on Zoology at Y. M. C. A, Professor Alexander Petrunkeviteh addressed the High seheol elub last ght in the banquet hall of the Young Men's Christian asseclation owing the weekly supper. lus | Maigis, president of the elub, in troduced Professor Petrunkeviteh bad weather we He said, "Due to the 3 . A TS ' ’ ; (11 lance however, we shall try 10 , 4 5 m v with our undivided attens £ 4. y For the relief of throat and B (e wendartul thinew that TH9s : : ] ! HERBER'I' L MILLS bronehial affections, eoughs, casor Petrunkeviteh will tell us on colds, hoarseness, tickling ' “‘"":h:‘;l'“l”.‘;‘ ,:;'::1 b iy v = - ] gl 5 : 4 , : : HAR"WARE 336 lwl ST' k 2 in the throat, Bastaatey Satraaovitdh ' Wt Ml 25 cated at Kiev, Tyer, Moscow, Russia C box He recelved his PhD, at the Unis versity of Freiberg, Germany, Upon he became cons- . . oming to America nected with Harvard university an e Dickinson = o s i came professor of woology at the University of Indiana, = He became| yronpy Bowman, Cleveland, deserted by his wife and almost penniless, offered these, his four prof@esor *of 200 a ale ivers : Dl'ug CO. B a0t nda at present con- |children, for sale at $10 each. They are, left to right, Myrtle, 8, holding Geneva, 18 months; Jan- nected with that institution as direct- | ette, Geneva's twin sister, and Lester, 6, They're now in the Children’s Home at Cincinnati, 100:171 MAIN STREET or of Osborn laboratory. He is also |the curator (honorary) arachnida, | American Muscum of Natural His« |00 1Ko the spider. of the 1'(ll|nnuu|llm Yale School of Forestry will speak [tiee will bo'held on the second Tues- tory, New York. Ho Is the chaleman | youye varicty, Ono spider alone has|uext Monday evening, on “The Great|day and Wednesday of each month, of the soclety of comparative ph: enough poison to kill one thousand | Forest of America." WOMEN'S COATS clogy. He has translated into Rus-|ooo0 " mpis has been proven by ex- Plan Auxiliary to Made of soft materials and slan Byron's ‘Manfred,’ and into Eng- periments, Strange to say, the spider " attractive mixtures, some with lish, Leonid Andreev's ‘To the Sol-iio.y yaidom uses its poison, but in Jehuda Halevi [fid“ Tlle’ Holld& &mn l‘ NOW OVCI’ large flowing sieeves, othera § |dler’ Ho i the sy i ‘(“','I'l':',"k;;':jnme Instances it has proven fatal to Officers of Jehuda Halevi lodge will y . etly tallore Formerly $38 . erb! " o o D, 0 be passed over he Installed ey 4 ' complete index catalogue or]::';‘vl:;;““_l:!." not to be passed |Liny Arrested Upon Complaint of :‘"x::m‘:;u}i ’:::d?:d‘:lfi::l l::dlnn.: Perbap' tllere are WIndw 'hd“ “d 319-75 spiders of North, Central and Bouth |, . "o 0 nine haw terribly sharp| Neighbor—Case Continued for Fx.|tuted at Turner hall at 8 o'clock, ro“e" flllt IIQQd attention America in 1911, He has also com- e WOMEN'S COATS thlrvdm"rrr“rnnr|nl I‘:Ieol:fl: .a::r"t:-:"“‘”" It you touch it, the quills im- | Judge: Juock Oapiatt: 0 BaT MAvee) A large variety of the season's | | nida of North Amerlca, 1913; Mor. |mediately stand up all over the ani-| Amination. J I’;"' “mll:InIkc"Lwnr m;:;"‘;f:ll:eriu.u;d 2t e i 4 y 4 off e |mal. The 11l has a small sharp ’ . ! ) sy d , Look Il d be tb. Ie wonderful styles in Normandy §l| pology of In\orlbhrlln‘TT)m'lt. 1916, :ll‘ld"”'\ 'rnu:wumu:" e _Upon complaint of a neighbor who |will institute the auxillary, ~assisted t em over and remembper t te - and Boltvia in black, brown and He is the author of he Russian travel through the body, at times:it reported that .,\lll‘lm‘l Lilly had 'y the New London ladies degree . s ' locked Mrs. Waiker, an elderly Dugcing Wil foliow the cerer phone 359 is headquarters for hand navy. This group also Includes ! Revolution,” published 1017, 1t i s team. [will even penetrate a bone. ThIS onun out of her boarding hou Iinonten many coats of foreign mixtures, | with great pleasure that I introduce proves fathl ‘to animials fighting the i A a ‘ suitable for motoring any Professor Alexander Petrunkevitch,” | Court street, Patrolman Thomas d l. wmd ’hd month in the ye: Formerly The Speech, in Part. ‘l'ql"l'"lj‘nf'._Tl'\fluu‘mmld!n common l:” ney arrested Lilly last night on o ma e’ "g t mnmg ow es to $59.756—Now at 2 prices— He said in part: jores Naw Bokiand and angerous. Na: | charges of drunkenness and breach of lmh Santor J t h- 5 B 15 T e oten e 1 nave o provides sl aimais it e e pace, At s wling Tetore —Just a Suggestion— 324.9 529-7 chance to talk to a group of young | Protection. Judge George W. Klett in police court » . R | men like you. I sometimes feel that| ‘“Coming to the common caterpiliar,|this morning the case was continued WOMEN'S JACQUETTES some of my students at Yale come|We find that it will eat 20 times its|to tomorrow for further investigation. Smart short Jacquettes in because they have to and not because |8ize. Tt is an amazing thing to find| Lilly admitted having been drink- Baby Lamb and Caracul fab- they like the lectures. In this case|that some animals will not eat, but ing, but claimed the trouble was rics in black. Fine garments it is different. I know you boys like | Will exist, nevertheless, In the month caused by the complaining neighbor, to combine with spring sport B4, have me come because of the in-|of May we have what is known as the | Prosccutor William M. Greenstein skirts. Formerly $55. terest manifested here. If you know mayfly. Its existence is very short, will investigate this complaint. g o $24 95 how and what to look for in the “m.}lh-ln: from four to six hours only. But i ‘ e o n o e o . mal world, you will find many won- |Of course it had lived on larva. Many | TO RESUME DRILLS ; ¢ ] Should you ders you have heretofore not seen,|animals will regenerate. Chief Wil 5. Har! ? | Chief Willlam C. Hart has issued a There are marvels all around you— |cut some animals to pileces they will Qs 5 “ " 5 7 . . b in the air—on earth and in .the|again pick up life ‘and continue as|leW rule for the policemen, to the ¢ v mt éers— A B tota I hatoe | effect that the physical training work waters. is in existence every- 3 ; " : 3 j at the Y. M. C. A. will be held on B where. If you will only study na-| ‘“There are thousands of the most \wednesday i ch wel H H R | 1 day afternoon each week, in- 93"99 Sl[lumml Yture you will acquire the knowledge |wonderful things happening daily|stead of on Tuesday and Friday as 3 p e LIty's ecorators Hartford }!hnl makes life interesting. In the|about you. There are marvels around | jhas been the rule in the past. The | % o olden days, one who studled bugs|you now toc tiny to see ‘with the|,gjjcemen will report at 2 o'clock, i - [ was a queer, long-legged individual |naked eye, If my coming down here | und will be under Sergeant George C. | whom all looked on with suspicion. |to tell you boys of some of these won-| i3j.inger and Sergeant Michael J. Today it is not so. Men who make|ders of the animal kingdom has|[lynn. The calisthenics will be un- - o o the study of bugs their life work, |opened your eyes—and will encourage |der Physical Director Joseph Herg-| The first woman member of the at times save millions of dollars'|your interest in the study of botany |sirom of the association, Target prac- | Irish Free State Senate to take her “It Pays To Buy Our Kind” man body. Mr. Graham'’s dancing class Thurs- Whale the Largest. day eve.—advt, 4 The zoologist is in great demand Officers will be installed at the|today, It you will come with an meeting of Court Columba, Catholic|oneny mind you will see the many| ° Daughters of America, this evening at [ mysteries open to you, We will first 'y G t Alt tl And Dauntes of Amcrica, (hia venin a1 | myateries open to you: e wil i rea eration street. size. The Dinosaur, a prehistoric There will be a meeting of the A.|animal now on exhibition at the| a e 1 O. H. ball committee at the K. of C. | Museum of Natural History, is by no | r xpanslon e hall at 7:30 o'clock tonight. means the largest. The largest ani-| The executive committee of Eddy- |Mal is yet alive. The whale, meas- 2 i Biiher poxt. American . Lexion, will | uring teet in lepgth, 20 foet inj and sparkllng Eyes / el : wi tNowlrwxifiix)rogrer‘: ofiera p}x:no&nent:l valute: igflfil > ' inter nery, Furs an r Coats, Coats, / ] e worth of crops, humanity from dis-|and zoology—I shall be amply repaid |tice, which was discontinued several |seat was the Dowager Countess of (,lty ltems ease and the world mary times from | for my efforts." i months ago, will be resumed this eve- | Desart. Here she is shown arriving , | unknown diseases caused by tiny lit-| Anthony A. Dorbuck announced|ing, at ¢ o'clock when Squad A will |at the formal opening of the Dublin 5 tle animals in the blood on the h“':tha! Professor Leroy C. Bryant ‘of |practice, In the future target prac- |Parliament, ° ° HARTFORD . meet this evening at 8 o'clock. width, and 25 feet in height, is many imes found. S tim igh| ometimes they weigh | Gowns, Blouses, Sweaters, io sets and supplies at Morans' Ly PP | several thousand tons. | ¥ “The whale feeds on tiny little ani- Eintracht lodge will meet at 7:30 | 3 = - o'clock tonight at Turner hall. After | M\% in the sea, on | = S v i ¢ the meeting a pinochle tournament | 9% 3 A 2 IAERESL ) &l N A D “will be held with the Teuton Lodge of | Mammals alive today. The cuttle- | y > ew rrlvals ally fish is another almost as large in size | v = 5 ; | e R b = n Hartford. |as the whale. This has eight long| Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner-— | 4rms. These arms are tiny little = — advt. AR { vacuum cups, cavsing a suction when 2 = oy o] The committee in charge of the | gattacking other mammals of the sea. | = e _thi-:.'t;\'v:irr]nl_‘““fl'*"flfk at room 205 | patties are waged on the seas by ; in City hall building. these two, the whale usually devour- H H H . The common council salary commit- |ing the cuttie-fish. The cuttle-fish §s | OOD health, the signs of which are so plainly * Attractive modes developed of haircloth, baronet tee will meet this evening at 7:30 in a menace to small vessels at sca, It| written in looks and action, comes from within satin, faille silk and other new materials, smartly trimmed. room 202, City hall. | will attack many times and upset| . At a family gathering in Hartford [small vessels, devouring its inmams, | —the natural result of right food, such as Grape-Nuts. last evening the engagement of Miss The Smallest Animal. b e (I N * B8 anuern, & Brgouste pire re- | L Turhing. fiom the largest to: the Crisp, delicious and soundly nourishing—easily: cently arrivd from Armenia, was|smallest of the animals, we find the | . H tmi 1 o announced to Sarkls Shahrigian of this | malaria bug. Malaria is caused by | digested and quickly assimilated—Grape-Nuts brings ] . _ city. Mr. Shahrigian is an agent of |an animal parasite, better known as happy smiles at the breakfast table and happy feel the Metropolitan Insurance Co. a germ. It exists and thrives best in . There will be a meeting of the|the human body in the blood cor.| ings afterward. soloists of St. Joseph's minstrels Wed- | puscles. There are five million blood . . . . nesday evening in.the school hall i |COrpuscles in one drop of biood. One All the family will thank you for including Grape- 7:30 o’clock sharp | drop of blood can contain enough : ’ Exclusive millinery, French Hat |Malaria germs to Kill off three times | Nuts 1 your grocery. order mday,‘ It's ready to Bhoppe, Professional Bidg.—advt. | the population of New York city. | serve in a moment with cream or milk. The South Congregational church| “Coming back to the whale, we ‘ ur rifle club will resume its regular|find that it is comparatively weak weekly practice tomorrow evening "f”' its size. You ask me what fs| e after a suspension over the holidays, | the liveliest animal? I will say the ra e: u —THE BODY BUILDER The Scoutmaster's Training school | COMMon every day flea! The flea can resumed its sessions last evening after | OUt-jump any and all animals in| mas u three to five hundred feet. One can having suspended sessions over | ®Xistence. A flea will jump from “There’s a Reason” Christmas and New Years. S ol tast | « nich entertainment st Vi | i flea under a strong ma:ni.'y!‘:w"; :is:j Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc., Battle Creek, Mich., : 3 {flea can be trained to perform all PSRRI AT ul ln one kinds of acrobatic stunts | ) s the strongest of the animals, It i is equally as important as can lft many times Jts own weight. | . 4 L ne ant will do 60 times the work ar u““ flesh. Foods that of a man. Now these are marvels of ( \enler, lc t assist Nature, fix lime in the [si7e and strength You might alse look for heauty in 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1400-2 the animal life of the world. There - : : i OPPOSITE ARCH STREET ] [] you would find the most beautiful and — OIn ow graceful In existence. Now take the! 4 P, f | work, T don't mean the common angle | | A ! 4 worm of the garden variety, but the| J ] i - . worm, I don’t mean the common angle — of pure vitamine.bearing red, blue and purple, you find real - A I 20% OI I cod-liver oil contains, {beauty and color impossible for human | & in abundance, ¢|°' words to describe. 1f you will go T S We «till have a very fine Ascortment of COATS, DRESSES and e ments d'.‘ mm deeper into the animal world you will [ / oy and ausiot | |Tote the birds of the air. The further | SKIRTS—AIl to go at 205 oft. Which means a wonderful saving on i CmmenciAt body ey leonth onc goes the more beautiful AR MMERC! in the formation of § |they arc. Birds of greatest beauty ; strongbones andsoundteeth § |°xist in the tropics. Their feathers ¢ . |contain all the colors of the rainbow 3 3 A PRE-WAR PRICE SALE (WERITAIN g DS Sovte Roafd N2 D8N [and then some. The parrot of anl - : ~ birde is the most beautiful, and the — birds of the Americas are the most 3 5t L SOUCIN 5 WEDDING RINGS “I'nndf-rfu!. | te work eheertully NO. 333 NEMO SELF-REDUCING CORSIT Gi s ven. s S [T ROTR=tave you covered. sour famace ; | A In all styles and sizes, 14, 18 and | “Take the common garden toad, a| , & pipes with asbestos? #3 karat—At Reasonable Prices. loathsome creature but very valuable. | At $1.00—Another Rare Bargain O n s 8 ' pen Saturday Evenings 7-9 The toad will change its color to any | s " = S ,\.m w ". R- SI BchEriuad, Vs Sitmat a1ee ¥ o] w. H' METcAlF[ CIRCLET NO, 1923—MORE THAN A BRASSIERE great marvel of the whole animal 149 Main St 118 WALLACE ST, TEL. 505 rietly first class Merchandise, TRUST CO FIRST TIME IN 7 YEARS AT $3.00 A rare bargain for Stout Women. world,. We have the poisonous ani-