New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, pvmnum customs. They pluce thelir She was at her home resting and cons AP p— — . . dead outsida thelr settloments for the LA 8 En widering "some attractive offers” — — . - > hyenas to devour, hence that animul Misa Curry was in good physical con- / is saered They bleed cattle to drink dition when she stopped dancing and ° o hot blood; they kill game with pois the physjelans sald she could have oned arro they drug thelr dogs continued for several hours longer, lmes———— ou n ln ere before the chase to make them more Miss Curry with Frank Ward, also holds the championship for couples, 3 D! “HI:"- o Nalds to Farm, b they having danced together continu. y : ® Men in Ken 1 Are Bea“[i'm“ | Bpurne population of a ‘region P li fies J“ filml) I'or 67 hours und 20 l:nh:\um:; w rf l h B I y[\\hmr the altitude offsets the equa- se" Deiense lea sa § ryw.?..'.'-’ l"'“."'m:"‘:“;"‘h'::‘hm foroed 4 on u oe argalns Formed Specimens lff‘flilfit”:"}” e tarery to these war-| i1 Cromwell Shoo[mg (ase |, ™o nonstop utle changed nands (rlor Masai whose former livelihood |here ten times / ipidgittdl ol i e morning and Inst night at 9:10 when |l QUR'WAY OF BUYING AND SELLING, PLUS A SMALLER OVERHEAD Washington, D. €., April 20, Ken. their neighhors any of them have | arjgdiatown, Conn,, April 20---Julius |’ 3 d o, N ol L ettied down to tilling the sofl 4 < marathon in Cleveland, Her mark o T I e et ot iAnather native tribe, the Anda- [land, negro, of Newfleld, charged |is 24 hours nd 4 minutes better than EXPENSE, ALLOWS US TO GIVE YOU S0 MUCH GREATER VALUES Almrn u:‘puu in I‘mnlnn}v\;‘-yp.n-"'y';w vabos formerly lived largely upen|with murder in second degree for the [that established by Miss Magdalene ' ‘ hecause immigranta from Indin who flesh of the colobus monkey. The|kjlng of Walter R. Thorell and Ar- Gootschick Tueaday. Chhla! Dance Jiritish citizenship righta in their new {1t silky black an ¢ night of February 30 last, was found n d ’ homeland. bt Mz By ,f'""_‘""" l'”_“"‘ plume | Ruilty by & jury in, the superior |CONtests would be permitted, . Women'’s s .. Women’s “Though seldom heard from, Kenya [At the end They, too, turned to the | The men's champlonship is held by New Spl‘lng Y it o 0 Ih® 1 court here last night. en's n is one of the most fascinatin jons |50il as the British imposed restrie- ey hy Arthur R, Klein, He danced for §8 OXFORDS 33 48 nk ™ save The case was given to the | ¢ Py e $9.98 PUMPS R e o ot o M”"\"‘ y it ll"lm\'- population of | Bfternoon. The jury deliberated seven | (o "o o0 ag houry for one-legged in Pltel'lt. black and 2 OXFORDS fngton, D. . headquarters o the | on, i ¢ H and one-half hours. Land received | 2 L ' : d ; about 4,000,000 entirely negligible so persons made by Theodore Bert Sul- tan leathers; low and P =] A “ heast Cani ke | far as the present political problem is | ° e livan, 'l' h l “h ! At | southeast corner is lLake | reom when the verdict was rendered, | k] mi ltll"y eels, w .“ lenther! a“d styles' National Geographic society an ovation from the crowded court Vietoria, second largest fresh d The issne {5 hetween o A 2 . I'he shooting of Thorell and Swan-! A 4 shores labout 5,000 Europe 1 six times | ; take in the world. Along s shores (bout 5000 Furapeans and aix thes | B2 SRS (L8 Groiwell .| Pure Lard 2 lbs 2be. Russell Brok. rubber heels. Rubber heels. dwell a people whose nudity i a syim- |that many Adiutics Arabs and In-| G0 SCERTENT ST R0 CLeed aiter. | advt. g : bol of their modesty, and whose men [dians fcation hetween Land and others on o | s ————e———— C——————————r ser as beautifully formed specimens |Britlsn citizenthip necessarily ratses ) 60 TEENESR TN KRG BATIE OO 2 ; v o their wx as are the Marquesas | yhoeton KO L o have been | nes stand yeserday, testifled that e g i Children’s All Sizes in Children’s Children’s “ wome: of theirs i - al 4 4 o' | ¥ k in the face twice, 3 Africa’s Highest Mountain | pioneers in developing the country's L:;y:;l: W'; llhf ':”m\\ .;“ m;::nlr‘l ; Patent Leather Strap SCHOOL SHOES Tan and Black Le'lt er “Just across Kenya's southern hor ‘vr our 3 Mowling, who was a witness for the! o PlTMPs OXFORDS der i Kilmanjaro, highest mountain | TG state. Land faid that he did not shoot S AR B Rubber Heels Tan Leather in Africa, near jts center d8 Ken-| o 05 0 1hg 25c. Russell Bros. | to kill, but that he fired the shots to L ; ya peak, also veleanic, which o'ertops | = (/ | geare the men. He said that he ran, g $l 79 $l'98 $l 98 ] $l'79 $l°98 7 i . % Mount Whitney hy some 8,000 feet = : {away to give himself up to the Mid- | “Cutting across the colony is the 3 | dietown polico. When he was caught, | tamous TNift Valley, here from 20 to DANCFRS ARE TIRING, | he did not know that he had killed | 40 miles wide, and generally several anyone. nd feet below the latean's | ey B Asfa g % i faaenc Jet ! [Onty 19 of 39 Left in Washington at| Tand was defended by Aftorney D.| general 1 i & 1 | J. Donahue, of this eity, and form 9 “However, it ia as a z00 and a| Dawn Today-—Started Wednesday | yinii0q gtates District Attorney Wil- | Men’s 1y fixuriant botanical garden that Ken- | Wa | Mflll flat plain T ) ‘ape the sturdy 19 persisted doggedly in|gigle Has Changed Hands Ten Times shington, April 20.—~The 39 long|liam H. Lewis of Beston, who put in | § f t | 1 TR toing Almtor. " Perhaps ita|dlstance dagce record aspirants who | plea of seif dstense A Cup of Hot GOOD SHOES WORK SHOES most amazing single spectacle is the FT\":I-HC into U\'v international race at| F t B hes cotony. on the. northern|d _n] p. m :\uqu I\.;,—.};: an m: NE C MP ON 2 ragran ea and OXFORDS @hores of Lake Hannington. The [local dance floors had dwindled to. 1 W HA ] DANGES & viol s 98 A last, d f ey he |88 the early hours of today dawned. for the unexpecte tor, Black d h " . rmy las made 0 K S mente are mounds | Fluttering hearts, arhtng feet - and| PR §0) HOURS 10 MINUTES ' is 80 easily and quickly e Sl L LA [ o mud epread like mole-nills on a|parental threats had accounted for | | made. leathers; English and Elkskin leather; won- most of the abandened hopes while | e Asa token of hospltality, blucher style%; Good- \ S 2008 ands surely you will serve tbs 2 caat .‘T:‘l"';',',"',‘nm\‘,,'d"':;:'";m roerpink | the odd motions still reminiscent of [ best 1n fresbness, favor vear welts, rubber derful wearing shoe, neck and body, the heak 1§ purple and the opening steps. Since Tuesday—Cleveland Now N and arom K hee]s_ re——————————— gearlet, the wing feathers are crim Most of the remaining contestants 3 | To do this, the first step gon. For a mile or so hefore one [now have white taped ankles to sup- Bars Marathons, | is to ask your grocer for { reaches iheir hannt he can hear these |port the flagging members, which Cleveland, April 20.—Miss June| birds—the splash and the swish of a [gives them somewhat the aspect of | Curry, who hecame the world's| L'PTON'S TEA million or so hecomes tumultuous as ;;i\v‘l’ :‘\:ul;n; W!h:y '“'l-b‘r all y-\.l‘nnn’in\r‘prl champion endurance dancer v‘“," e World Men's i Big Lot of Little Boys’ . he approaches i ans to be in perfectly safe|night, showed no ill effects today as Largest Saleinthe Wor 4§ f; & “Hippopotam! swim in the shal-|conditions physicaliy at the 24 hour|a result of her 90 hours and MJ TAN SCOUT SHOES BOYS BLAC]\-—TAN TAN SCOUT SHOES AOUT ® &t f this bay, antelope and |mark. I m: - atir T 1 low waters o P | minute continuous performance - = T all sizes SHOES gnu, infest its shores Its port, K sumy is the terminus of the Uganda l 98 l 98 $l 79 steamship line, which lands rubber jvory and hides here for railway shipment to the coast e A th Bo Y M k | “From the time one sees a belle ¥ ‘ nother Big Food Sale at Your Market painted on her cheeks, and her hands dyed purple u he reaches the |H HERE YOU WILL FIND A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF' QUALITY AND SERVICL Y ria, where dwell the : & shores of V Apolio-like F ondo men, he is e Ll E : S B amazed by the variety of human |B ; X - : : ' o, e " o S N N 4 ‘ . 389 MAIN STREET NEXT TO MOHICAN MARKET thusiagt, is ‘I gt : ‘ : miles of lving stat 2 Wire Jewelry Popular “Though unclothed the Kavirondos are much bedecked, every efreumfer- ence the human form affords, from |& il Rast A ) : b : | chest and stomach to ankle and /& MM et i ‘ - 193 = wrist is wire-wrapped. 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