New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1923, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1023, oase, threatens the integrity of ou I nationa! charaster { RYZON @Iy o \ Cabaret ',.-,,,,,i,,», Body Found On Beach. BAKING POWD[R Bamand College Women Demand 3 . il This is a favorite pose of Fritzi Mann, 20, San Diego and >SS ~} Long Beach, (Cal) dancer and cabaret performer, whose dead E it il F11 s2 [ o1 RES i s i i E 3 it H ii‘ t?: H youvu vse /€ @ " . Two More Hours Than is Desired i — by Those in Industries ¢ body, elad bnly in an undergarment, was found on a lonely beach & P . \ ; near Torrey Pines, Cal, Police are not able to decide whether the USE TRMNED WORNS cq st LA e Bl YL . case is one of murder, but they have established that the dancer cight-hour day for women the pre- | Prench !qul;:u;; oF Qaplapian | STURSSRIOr (' (hdnetey, & aaur ] and an unnamed man rented a bungalow near the beach on the night preceding the flinding of the body, Miss Mann was well Wi woposal announeed for Pumiture Take Natural Way of f \ ] i eI ¥ O Bar he foard of ity . known to many in the motion picture world, Making Age and Decay Effect, Ris orgar uuh:‘. s presented il 4 i! iiz.% 15&1 - i i i3 Paris, Jan, 26.~Trained worms In- prope 1 Jergraduate body atead of buckshot are now being used [ eation or disappr By certain manufacturers of antique T™h oDt A new point ays furniture in order to give it the ven ) erable aspeet brought by age and de- eay in the real old product The new departure in this indus try is due to the ingenuity of a gar dener living near Dijon, Noting that certain wood worms which had beer Killing his trees reproduced with ra. | pidity, he has gone into the f | of selling them to antiq Before delivery he trains the w | i i } i itf student the work required, so that the fur suld bniture maker has only to turn them loose In & room empy save fo new furniture, and the hung proceed to bore holes in the of the wood, When the furnity e pumMer of holes thought ne - 1 ar now up to tl ry, the worms are _coaked out of the i< thapheld o urned 1oose on more new | JEREE, ane: surned > t Dunte, Petronius, Sappo and Ho- every world language, but English is Monday it will make the sixth team rniture. o8, % { 'This holed appearance was former MURDERERS ARRESTED mer through English renderings ,but | studied by all, |in the league. The other five had o obtained by firing buckshot into — much of their study of the Indian | league race last year with the sopho- l.h: ::nr'r‘ulurr and then EOUFINE OUL| . fundred and Four Murders Com. | classics of Buddhism fs gained HIGR SCHOOL NOTES: mores winning after being hard o P NI > H through English vorsions, dAll the| The Inter-class basketball league | pregsed by the four other teams. The mitted in Tokio During Virst Ten | .0 schools of Japan prepare stu.| for young men will begin next week. | yoam, which is now the jumior team, GONDEMNED BY CHURCH Sontha’ o 1888, dents for B h. The school for| When the Junior high school class| has lost many of its men because of s foreign lan s offers hourscs in comes to the Senlor high school next | their leaving school, ST Tokio, Jan, 26.—Dufing the first 10 months of 1 104 murders were | . - o | b&ustralia's Turf Classic Brings Firc| 064 in o and in cach case | d From Ecclesiastical Yorces—Called the murderer was arrested, accord- | . ing to the Metropolitan police report, | . “Setting of National Discase." This corresponds with 108 cases for || i il (] 4 'ear, [} Sydney, N. 8. W, Jan, 26.—The the same period last year, ) o ) Melbourne Cup, Australia's annual " 7 , 21,- | , . 3 tturf classic, has been condemned as 109 agains 25; aud, | h Ne EDISON : ' 4 uiurpation, | 3-1090 (INC.) 3-1090 The W Jthe picturesque sctting of a national | disease,’ “camouflaging the deleterfus §,00 8.9 report Mnfluences which must flow from an that “one serious feature of o | B : bpevil which is more evil because it is criminal offences is that they * H L] * Hartford Conn. : London Upright oxtra-curricular student | decked out in holiday raiment and 6 committed more by intelligent people lnmlumml and advertised by the spirit| than by the flliterate.” | of carnival’ 'by the Australian Chris- —_— | }tian World, which represents the | s i opinion of the church. STUDY ENGLISH PLAN | Here is an artistic upright model of the famous “Very gradually, but, we believe, — e, | ') New Edison—priced at only $100! :::y b::i':gx':guzs r’lfi?:p:l: Jii&‘éfi'fii‘fi Japancse Carefully Investigating |8 I— S A I 4 I i: O —— This is one of a special group of London designs, fto the horoughbred is costing the| oo . \vou panciace Read | created to bring to every home the delightfu music 4 2 ’ made possible by Mr. Edison’s $3,000,000 research. peountry too much,” the paper contin- ed. “Woe are faced with the deplor-| work of Famous Writers. The Edison is the only phonograph that dares the test ! able fact that we are breeding a vast F9% j and increasing number of non-produ-| Tokio, Jan. 26.—It is little known, | hd of direct comparison with living artists. pcers in connection with our racing| perhaps, that the young Japanese stu- . { customs. The business acumen and | dents are omnivorous readers of for- | The New Edison will provide many hours of happy } shrewdness of bookmakers is lost to| eign iiterature and that most of their | i entertainment in your home—a series of easy pay- I the country, the crowd of clerks, touts| knowledge of world literature comes | i ments can be arranged. See the London Upright today. rand hangers-on generally form regi-|to them through English translations. |§ F ments of non-producers. - The inordi-| Not only have they 1 Gogol, An- | Y nate oive of gambling which has bp-| atole France, Sienkievicz, d’Annunzio, t e rt epartment New Edison &#d Columbia Records Are Here eome a specifically Australian d)s-. Ibsen, Strindberg, Ellen Key, Cervan- 5 Models Will Be Displayed On the Main Floor T H COGSWELL [ ] [] e St f 4 CHESTNUT ST. $1.00 $250 $550 $10.50 54-in, White Luncheon Cloth, embroidered in shades of blue. Was_$14.50. Now $10.50 54-in. Tan Cloth, fringe trimmed Was $18.00. Now $10.50 n, Tan Cloth, embroidered in green and black Was $18.00. Now $10.50 pE 86-in. Tan Centerpiece, handsomely embroidered in silk cut VT T R R R e R R DR L Was $17.50. Now $10.50 . 36-in. Tan, Centerpiece with lace edge. ... Was $15.50. Now $10.50 SPECIALS—7 A. M. to 12:30 P. M. 36-in, Tan' Centerpiece ; Was $16.50. Now $10.50 o e 3 36-in. Tan Centerpiece, embroidered in chestn Was $19.00. Now $10.50 Roasts of Native Pork o R silk, ¥ 8 Tan Cloth, embroidered in wool yarn. ....i.......... Was $18.50. Now $10.50 It I} 45-in, fi‘.‘“ lg atlxe ngfiSh llgams : 45-in. BlacPSquars, embroidered with #ilk. corded edie, Was $18.75, Now $10.50 an Smoke oulders oy 54-in. Table Cloth, embroidered in blue silk, wide lace edge. . Was $15.00. Now $10.50 : Fresh Ground Hamburg 54-in. Table Cloth, embroidered in rope silk. ............... Was $16.50. Now $10.50 WY R WA Fancy Stewing Fowls ; iql.)in. Taé:le (f‘-lothtwith arohe stitch dlgsiin, o AR Was $15.00. Now $10.50 1 SN : : ~ k 1brary Scarf on tan needieweave. mbrolaere 1n shades Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb ...... of brown, Was $15.00. Now $10.50 FANCY PURE B Very Beautiful Library Scarf, developed in natural linen. .. Was $25.00. Now $10.50 PoTATOES, pk. 29C | ' LARD . 2127 C § LIy Bl .. vivycoanivivi iniey S covvr. Was $1850. Now $10.50 e Buffet Set. .... e " .. Was 87.50. Now §5.50 SPECIALS FOR ALL DAY k TIRLTAY B v o s NS T .. Was $7.75. Now $5.50 e i e 3 Pillow Case, hemstitched and embroidered. ................ Was $6.50. Now §5.50 PRIME BEEF FRESH PORK 8 Pillow Cases with crocheted edges and applique embroidery. Were $9.00. Now $5.50 POT FRESH e ; ; " 5 ROASTS ... Ib. IOC HAMS .... 25C A SPECIAL AT THE SACO 350 - fumlmre of Sb,le SHOULDER FRESH steak ... n. 18¢€ SPARERIBS, Ib. 1 5C TOILET GOODS SECTION COFFEE AT SHOULDER | PIGS P i ROASTS ... Ib. 14(: HEADS .... 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