New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1923, Page 16

manufacturers of a breakiast foad for s mm m"lE Resiiaton st Sutuiday ot Beimont | | BAGIR '“?'_ @Bmflsu CITY ITEMS, |Simii i s W A meeting of greditors of M, n.] HMAHYNGH Adiien of N - of This, See Art Model Victrels at lhuufl‘m”‘"' bankrupt, will be held on According to Professor Irving Fish: | —advt 'hpumher 20 at the office of Bdward - 3 Tady Wallace lodge, . of A, willj M: Yeomans, referee in hankruptey, ¥ : v ,u. Hartford Miss Rose Margaret Lonch and James | o Yale hold » regular meeting fn Bt, Jean| ' 8 s s Adele Ti. Peters of New York| Election of | 4 Baptiste hall tomorrew evening, at 16 visting. her mother, Mg Wi M WF ‘ ¥ ols Hogan M ed This Mora. | trefand to @ place in the league of ha- § o'clock. visiing. her_m e ¥ | Radie sets and supplies at Morans Hacon Ll sington street, W was clted as proof that the adio P Tyt | here Mrs. Peters is painting mam' | | “" ln mm ing at St Mary's Chureh, P e o ' t eontrol b A pretty wedding tok place this| P "nl. “;.an'.l u:ql e lll‘;"«':‘uuu’-" Mrs ‘J. J. Walsh and family and .I';:m 'l'_’ll;‘l‘m:'""‘."r'“:"";::‘.':l‘:‘rl l‘:’""M"r' By The Assec ; morning at Bt Mary's chureh took | Mist, in an mm-; n. i-v-‘v‘--o‘ "‘F lllall|nn‘- ‘::::"TYMD‘!:IIV:GI:::M;I :’laml olln:::‘l::: and Mra, B. I, Davisop. tated Pross : : al convention of the W, C. T, U, lases SEas A Gm Iue Okiahoma Oity, Hept. 11 The “in. | Mise Rose xluu.«:xl Layneh, daughter | Mleht after nrotests againat his being | Neek where they spent the summer, Gulbransen PMayer Planos l!n:‘nvl"l ter a wisible empire” has laid aside its in. [of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick Lyneh of 810 | yornited to speak had been filed| Vietrolas and Planos, Henry uonu‘! e P e ' wisibility in Oklahoma, submitting to | Washington street, beeame the bride | with Miss Anna Gordon, national -Advt | | Mr, and Mrs, George M. PArSONS| SROWER FOR MISS CLANCY, | mrbafim is offered in the Ford for light delivery service, the ediet of Governor Walton against [ o0 yoves Wrancis Hogan of 73 Jublies | President e : A Al g = Mra. John Gordon Battell of Col-|and daughter, Mrs, ¥ pear, Misy Heleih Jane Clancy reeeived | masked parades and meetings, : ! oo All members of the Ku Klux Kian | #treet. Rev. John 0, Winters officl- |, yue Siemper of the republican ....imumna from A six weeks' say at Mo e O goved in the state have orders from the ated. Miss Mae (. Lyneh, a sister | tjanal committes, .in a letter to Migs | Kelsey Point, many heautiful gifts at a shows | advt [given in her honor at the home of ‘ Thenewlowia mthhmemut. rapid, lig| very service reach every line of business, It not ‘only Lunch at Hallinan's ation, your grand dragon of the Oklahoma realm | of the bride, was maid of honor and Gordon protested Prof, Fisher's ap that robes and hoods must no longer Thomas Leonard was best man pearance at this or any other meeting | 1'red Beloin has leased to Abraham | Miss Katheyn Andrus last evening. | be worn In publie. The bride wore a4 gown of '“"N in the heme state of the late Presi- Plzer the second floor of his build-| Miss Claney, a uaje of New Rrit. | The unmasking of the kian left | 00 il 0o S of tulle and | dent Marding. Charles W. Montgom- |Ing at 70 West Main street, for five|ain Normal school and a teacher in Governor Walten in command of the ceughth with orange blossoms ery, ohairman of (he republican state | years at $480 for the first year and | this ecity far the last three years, will fleld in hin war on the secret organi- (o0 oot BO0 LU CNe bridal | committes, also entered a protest, | $600 a year for the remaining four,| hecome the bride of Kenneth It, Tut- | zation to which he attributes floggings ey g oo st ) it fl,‘ While there was no specific men- Theron W, Hart, planist and voice|tle on Beptember 22, Mr. Tuttle s/ and other mob nulrur-v honor wore corsl & e crepe with | tian of the eause of the protest, it was coach Btudie, Room 217 Booth | snles representative of Finlay Broa,, | Theeat Did the Trick [l e e & Baaat | attributed to a recent atatement of | Block,—advt, [ Tne., printers, of Hartfora ‘ An early o&i'er is necessary to insure 0 », ~ o) 2 Prof, Fisher in which he sald that| James Seanlon and danghter, Miss [ I reasonable ivery owing to the demand e being the heavest we have ever known. Grand Dragon N. C. Jewett made | 7. "0 N g phelin roses. it plain that only the governor n" 'l,h'l Sif8 of tha: bride to° bbe RHenda Prosident Harding favored the league | Lucy, of 157 Smalley street have re- [of natlons, only opposing It to keep|turned from New York and Atiantic & small down payment—convenient terms, threat of martial law for communi- | i i - ] S ties In which masked demonstrationy | N0 War @ string of pearis anc ® | harmony within h ) o ’ | 2Tl his party’s rankas, [& y spent their vacation card robes and hoods | blie links, e b X | ' A Kian meeting near Bristow fast | Following the coremony breaktast| Cheshire Reformatory Has b By 7T L T SRt Starting Sunday O T nlght wax the first to unmasc under | W% served 1o immediate milies of | Fewer Inmates at Present u “nix nome o Deway stroet dtter| GLORIA SWANSON oot by vl o an operation performed by Dr, David | “Bluebeard's 8th Wife" the governor's orders, “Our robes have been left behind | 4ing trip to New York, Atlantie City Hartford, Sept, 11,—~Thirteen In- |} y | because we do not want to give the | #nd Washington, D, C, mates of the Conneetiout reformatory | T- Waskowitz. K " 2 H governor an excuse for martial law in | were paroled and 24 were formally My, and s Charles Wiegand of utm“otlve aes erVIce 0 discharged, during “the September | allace strect moved today to . New York city where they will make | Creek county,” wald Rev, W, M Beech, pastor of the Baptist church SPECIAL S’]\ALL FOR HORSE meoting of directors held here yester- | at Bristow addressing the gathering dny. Superintendnt Frskine reported |their future home, . E )y A Basll E. Newton of Atlanta, a na- — 196 inmates ,a number nearly one. | Tawrence J. Crean of this city has 200 East Main Stret Phone 2701 tional lecturer for the kian who de- | par o (=T Al [ half that of the number detained in | been awarded a prize of $19 by the ; Jiversd the principal address declared | ToPYTs Wil Come CUrows Atlantio| . s iitution n year and. s halt ago. that klansmen in Oklahoma would not on Liner Acquitania in Elabhorate | ECLIPSE VISTBI resist the “ezar” but would satisfy g ] themselves with action at the nexi Compartment, | Mexico City, Stpt. 11.—=Reports PALACE -:- clection, London, Sept. 11.—Papyrus will | ftom Matahuula, San Luis Potosi, say COMING Governor's Demands Y B o e s . Jo. | that yesterday’s total cclipse of the| Ly d from | Cross the Atlantic in a specially de- y yos [ | hese demands are required from | signed compartment on onc of the |8Un Was plainly vidible there. Up to D. W. Griffith’s the klan Governor Walton announced: | g ) lower decks of the liner Aquitania,|®n early hour this morning nothing “ " 155The kisn shall unmask = andq," ot s had heen heard as to the success or THE WHITE ROSE cense all demonstratons of such a na. | N8 luxurious stall will be lined with | ture as to alarm and disturb the pub- huge air cushions. | fatture of the sclentific expeditions in The derby winner will even sleep | PUrango. “9.?2&-7:::&:‘ :‘::l:::m'mlfimh and | On an alr cushion for his owner, Ben o . e intimidations and unlawful activities | [rish, believes that an ordinary bed OLEY, MALLL RTS8, ‘ 3 . ( ———— Brit: be: banned. of straw might not be comfortable | The finance committee of the com- 2 8 [TYTT " “3—The klan must ceasc fo exer. | @NOUEN. The air filled cushions are | mon council will meet tomorrow eve- FUR A Gnun mw sm]K[ oo , A dn‘ ‘ l\ 1 clse or attempt to exerciss any influ. | @ modification of the pneumatic beds| ning, the claims committee will be in MENT b M & : ence over municipal and county offi- | U50d in American hospitats for pa- | session Thursday cvening and the | —the Tobacco inevitable = clals, juries and courts,” tients suffering from serious fractures, | school board will meet I'riday after- is fragrant Porto Rican DAWN These demands wili be uppl:rnh!r‘ The colt's luxurious compartment ' noon at 4:30 o'clock, completing what | Ask any cigar salesman what to- ! to all other organizations, the gov- | {08Cther With the accommodations will be one of the busiest weeks in | s used In o mafority of the The morning should for his trainer, attendants, food sup- | municipal circles in several months. it et bring to your home a ernor said. A reward of $1,000 for any person | PIV and speclal witer tanks Will 00 | e | A5 1t 18 an_excoodingly mild leat S / ibert’ (hat can prove that he ever signed an | CUP¥ space cquivalent to the area of | || et at the same time possesses fra- hu.lljl?l" -Of_ Seibert's application for membership in the|® dozen first class pussenger cabins |[f™ grance and aroma, it s being milk and cream. Ask porting the aristoerat of the Engiwn|[ Are Tou Ruptured! thel popuiumey, e P this To prevent unscrupulous dealers i milk, ernor Walton, ~ | Klan officials have made public | Facetrack will be more than $10,000. i Bargold, Papyrus stablemater, will l R Il f from shipping Inferior tobacco into what purported to be an application | Hatgold, Tapyrits stab | nstant Kelie Porto Rico and reshipping it as and that the executive had been a( he trip in the same compart. Hronl', AXpasiafioet we. folnd product of that Island, the Porto “obligated” in the klan on February | Ment. ; i Rican government now requires that L/ n iy 4 many cases broken through || ail tobacco shipping, either in tha || Y MAKESUREITS SEIBERTS after the operation,” and those leaf or as cigars must bear a Stamp 3 13 last. B R | that were operated on for her- AHomLprite uekih; GRAZY MAN A MURDERER nia, or any other abdominal WHIRR SPAMP rE E SEIBERT&SON operation, should at once with- i el il i y . ” e FOR SALE out delnlsy. come anfi z«;a] us, be- l:l.l"tr:‘dls’r:nw" i ! : Q/OMI’MI”:’”Iflfl Demented Rhode Islander Also cause these cases should not be finnten s only part Porto % % . left go without any proiection. PINK STamp “pnez“vc g;'ITAD\'I‘I%NCEt‘)",Ich* Wounds His Own Mother With BRAND NEW Free consultation. Showa that it containa nn Porto 3 : J memeesmmee—— Rican Hatchet—locked Up Azain CHEVROLET TOURING Morris L. Battalion & Son SIRARbL Butislul rane 5 Lincoln, R. 1., Sept. 11.—Mrs. Annie CAR Rupture Specialists £ Office: 450 Asylum St., Hart- Government of Porto Rico PAINTERS AND RUGS AND FLOOR COVERINGS Fitzpatrick, 62, died at the Memorial | hospital in Pawtucket last night from 7 G an : i ford, Conn, Y wounds inflicted by her demented “DI!V at Willimantic Fair Hours: 9:30 a. m. to 6:30 Iobaflfl s“afa"tee Agenfiy A' H' 'Harrls DECORATORS Sole Agent for nephew, Arthur Rushton, 43, early Call 68-2 or 487-3 p. m.; otherwise by appoint- 138 Watkv 8t New York ity 267 Ch St PREMITR RANGES —General Trucking— | apman Street A D LIPM AN | | . . ! this morning, when he attacked her and his mother, Mrs. Mathilda Kel- | | TEL. 2018, | { 99 WEST ST. TEL. 1233-3 | Estimates cheerfully given on all jobe | 32-31 Lafayctte St. Tel. 1329.3 lett, 63, with a hatchet as they lay asleep in their bed. Rushton had been released from A " stitu 1 ur . B weeka ago. This morning he says ne Shen UBiL B.B, M, .. We can offer you a house with five extra lots waa told by “olces” to_cut oft (he AllKinds of Oysters and Clams, right at the end of the jitney line. Good high Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops | ground in good neighborhood. Room to keep a heads of his mother and aunt. went down cellar, got a hatc'r;:t :;nd crept into the room where the two & . aged women were sieeping, ot ,cow. Property includes two car garage, barn and screams awakened his mother, who We Have the Goods ‘chlcke“ coop. You can fa.rm and Work il‘l shop was wounded attempting to restrain 3 hel'e 4 him. His stepfather, James Kellett, . finally subdued the man. 9 3 Mrs, Kellett is still at the hospital. HONISS S | Rushton was recommitted fo the state “’ I imtitution. | g More Po er 24.30 State S Hartford CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. Visit Our Dining Room /272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg, ZEV MAY NOT RUN Stepon it! Feel the surge of the new Overla:r:!d Set}tnn; / i ! i ith ¢ —_——, quicker, greater than ever! Now equipped wi O RINE VA New York, Sept. 11.—Zev's chancsfs of being selected to represent Ameri- bigger Overland-built engine. Astonishing ‘economy Very desirable 2-Family House, 87 Camp St. Also first cla % 'y ot 'S SS can 3-year-olds in the international ¢ B i Sirsy i T o WIS wongaNaL kided et 'AYERS’ SODA WATER 2 Fanily on Hamilton St. Building Lots are selling fast at Russ- dangered when it was lcarned the Feel th lous ridi ¢ the Triple : “Take home & bottle of cream soqa | Wi Land Co. Prices low and good terms, crack Rancocas stable racer had in- | | eel the marvelous riding ease of the lriplex springs | 8 it o | 5 bl e | (Patented) with 130-inch springbase. Go over bumps itaah e R e H. DAYTON HUMPHREY jured a foot—in racing parlance “cast ENE U hioniE the. Tarohde and car tracks as in a big car. Notice the deep, broad Three size bottles—3c, 10c, 16c. | 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG ' T e —— comfort of thefine upholstery. Get an Overland Sedan. = - it bt - ",THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY FOR SALE ARCH STREET BLOCK C I o [] Rents for $4,600.00 per year | ';'his'it :":i"f:"::lf:“:m ‘ Salesroom 4 Elm St. Phone 1790 Service 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2 e 1 THE CALF F JUST WANTS COEDIN T ElCala B = R\ e you econom ks tho Sacilt e oy i 272 MAIN ST. ONE FAMILY HOUSE 19 BARNETT ST. Can be bought right if taken at ||| S d $ 0 | edan g F0.b.Joledo DE WITT A. RILEY €O, INC, Insurance Servioe National Bank Bldg. St | A WINDOW SHADE IS ONLY AS GOOD Genel!‘nlellious:cie‘;'l‘\ing | AS ITS ROLLER A Specialty | N""“{Ylgg(')wm Appreciating this fact, all New Britain house owners have come CLEANING CO. to realize that to get Silent, Dependable Shade Service, their shades 338 Main St.—Tel. 888 must be mounted on Hartshorn Shade Rollers, as used exclusively by us.. For Shades—Service—Satisfaction. 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