New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1923, Page 5

NOVEMBER 5. 1925. ~ The Housewife Above All Needs Proper Lighting in Her* Workshop” Therefore We Announce OUR FREE TRIAL OFFER 2 e | We install for our eustomers i 3 PAYMEN TS the Daylight Kitchen Unit on any existing ceiling out- 9 i let for Free trial for one 7 ; | S X month. After a month’s . [ Instalied trial if you do not wish to Jkeep it we will take it hack ONLY $7 50 COMPLETE WITH LAMP al}d replace the old 'fixturc without expense to you. “Ten 75¢ Payments With Your Light Bill 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL ' Tel. 230 "] THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT & POWER COMPANY "t e o e FEDERAL PROBE ON MRS, STOKES ENDS WEEK'S PROGRAMIN = 7 fissh st UL TR MEN GONG wiil present Maria Jeritza, Viadimir propagation of the faith was held . Andrew's Church, e Complete With Lamp e o & WA[Tl]N—fiASE LOOMS HER DE the Capitol theater, Hartford, on Sun- G S = P gpids hall with a social following A meeting of Holy Family ¢ir Joy afternoons durin the comin| 2 e 4 ’ ¢ " i . proving 1o e oo ' "'f‘(}overnmentlnvesugator!sWork-‘More Conflicting Evidence About News From St Mary's, SL o 5.5 oty oie” S0 s o et body ' ehole it o 1o Aupers Hartford, Nov. 5.—Trinity's student Stodoseph's Church, most interesting undertakings In made for this splend weries, which it ¢ { moeni o+ soldlers, sailors and| written over 70 year \ o announced that merchants in Hart 3 b < . d contributed enough money provides the most enjoyable means nari or ¢ loying one's time on Sunday] By The s\ssociated Press, New York, Nov. 5.—The defense Sl s eath i bt A wn ¢ tol | ter i ntributed enough money e g _ Oklahoma City, Okia., Nov. b—Vai Siaed 1ta ot 1h Hismteiat L e H"\" Hf'f‘ i iay AR o e . iy g o 1o Bame Btk S No finer pianist .M‘ appeared in Gardner, formerly a citizen of Ton- | 4. Wivorce suit of W. 15. D. Stokes ' in " il | Rty st concert than Viadimir "e Pachmann, | k8Wa, OKkla, appeared before the |uooiiet Helen Kiwood Stokes, vt vere the following who visits Hartford on November 18,| housc investigating committce of: the A motion by defense counscl that the opening concert of the series, Oklahoma legislature yesterday and yio' gioies be compelied to take the , or Glovanni Martinelll, who sings in|testified in corroboration ~of the!yjirey wtand again to describe afri.|McDonough will b sal ol Martford on December 9, is ungues-| Charges in the fifth count of the im- | 4, g aijeged to have been made by | ™9 at ¥ o'clpok S The Holy Name Society will attond Who keeps following us a " rough college and without the inubly one of the most popular con-| PeACAMent bill against *Governor J. | oihee witnesses was denic i o : iy gl d . : Lo B | oy threush o and without the rt artists in the United States, in|C \WValton, suspended executive, ace | —ys.ni A, Murphy, chief steward in 710 ; 3 ; b E oo #) i i +: wddition to Veing the leading tenor of | COrding to members of the commit- {4414 and 1911 on a yacht owned by the Metropolitan Opera company On January 20 Mr. Kellogg will toc = Clarence McCornick, and first wit Fhat count alicges that Governor ..., yuhuttal for the plaintiff, said present Erike Morini, “the world'a| Walton rocelved §6,000 from citisens y o 0g "oon Mrs, Stokes on board greatest woman Violnist,” and Caro-|f Tonhawa, in return for which heyo vacng twice, Mrs. Stokes, then 1ea Lassarl, "the meteoric oontraits,” .pvvlnl'h‘l " ,‘|vy-|u|vrmllun' for the | Miss Klwood, he assarted, was on the in jolnt recital. Thin promises to be ONKAWA prepar LU XS S ® voncert of extraordinary merit, and Iq"":""h""”"‘"‘:"““ e o dams. Me declared also that he . ’\l\fih\ul he had seen her at the 35th Hartford has scldom heard two such| RETIEES o fign T d splendid = e same thme H poclipert > g el |9 ol ap ent of MeCornick plendid artists at t) e thm s was drawn | UrCeL apartment feCorni ues ay money- —aix The fourth and last concert of the MO0 ’ McCornick previously had testificd X P National A Mrs. Stokes never had been gn board —— - rs who died dy the war shown at the Capite meeting immedia t holy commu fbuted enongh money A merting ’1" the Toy Scout troop Oh. That's Al be weld rida | to ensure that every stude opportunity to go. A large num ho's the sulle (i . f the students working their St Mary's Chareh, A month’s mind mass fo / vacht in company with Mrs. lda gectmsr e . witl Seeurity vank of gy Pperyengsy 4 e y onkava and given to him in an en- ont Maria Jeritza, prima donua of | % “|the vacht velope He deliverey the money to s the Metropolitan Opera company 1 | Under cross-examination by Sam " ek A. B. Snodgrass, an cmploye of the | T'he sale of course tickets will close uel Untermyer, Defense Counsel Mur N mber 9 Ticket " t Oklahoma state highway department, shy wald t W st ) - o rdner added, the legislators said, | " ereds e ¢, New Jritain, snn oned him to his office and . Plen s must store, New Br . he transaction tool place in the immoned " " i S sl I asked him to testify at the trial, he pecl S morning of the day the governor ap- || <" Al ittt VIHANK-U" AT PARSONS proved the school funds, Gardner i ot sttt iintos g Al i = said to have informed the committee iHimen : b One Odd Lot | This was early in April. The : yresent scason, is announced for ap-|jeged bribe is said to have Murphy admitted under further cariog i wash. . “Theste ”f'",i'i'h".;,'”1::’1;;?:’":‘.2:"&:“z;‘.‘;.’;;“;; " i s i 450 4 short tme 40 LINGERIE BLOUSES A Very Special PILLOW CASES utring this week. “Thank-1 im to rematn here long 15<imch with successiul producing manager, John| The grand jury which is said to | ° $1.59 - gent to Denver by Mr Ja A - A Pair Golden, who has produced more|p, jnvestigating actions of the govcr- | : Stillman's secretary to Mrs Fheee were $1.98 and, $2.9% comedy hits during the past five years ,or will resume activities today. than all the other managers combined. | Federal Probe Likely | Stokes and to find out whether she . : 1L comes here after a run of a year Possibility of a federal probe of the | ¥ had been present on the Sti at the Longatre theater in New York, | o vione or Governor Walton loomed |Man yacht Modesty " BRUSHED WOOL and of 200 nights in Chicago. Tt has| yoierday when it became known that | “1-;4.”> Jones, negress, lw'w of Mrs artha Jones, cook for Kdgar T also enjoyed a suec ul engagement |, fogeral investigator had asked the | 1 Boston, from which city it comes|, ... committee for evidence re-|'‘vallace w testified Mrs k woMEN'C A el opportunity 1o sclect a wew up-tS-the minae SWEATERS v rect to Hartford, with the same €ast| sarding an alleged mismanagement of | "“V¢T had been in the Wallace FKast styde Coat which presented it there the federal truck funds, J. @, Fine. |55th strect apartment, today contra- [= This Lot we offer for two dass only $4.59 ... e A theatrical tid-bit, the first of the u Por Lmbroidering from Missouri with Tom sheriff of Oklahoma county, been sent in search of him nough to testify at the trial and to influce him not to take a position on name of this offering, which is the | test production of fhat wonderfully 1l 1 vessel, He said also he had bee T [ ] “Thank-U" is the creation of Win-| 1oy, government investigator for the|dicted her aunt's testimony and said |2 o The ¥For- she had seen Mre. Stokes in the Wal. ehell Smith, whose plays, | western district of Oklahoma was | tune ‘lvlu';-'("-r_ o _rhr '""'"”,',"""',,‘ginn the testimony, committee mem- | /ace apartment many times 598 “Lightnin’ * and “Turn to the Right,”| L " .. Information with ,,n,‘l During Miss Jones' presence on th Vanity Fair mak Ea h and numerous others, have made him, | "0 0. "Governor Walton W said | Witness stand, Mr. Usntermyer asked PY (™ v <hde with fancy fronts erhaps, America’s most notablc play-| o o making for funds with which |1hat Hattie Johnson negr arer of $1.59 each pav 9 ‘ushing coauthor . f \ 2y ight. Tom Cushing ds coauthor. |, gy "tne Ku Kiux Kian aso has witnesses for Mr. Stoke | been sought and received by Findiey, honuse committes members announced Stewsr declared he resented th | 8 3 slightly Soiled from Handling NWonderful Styles To Select From [ The evidence tends to show that fed - s s e Made of Beantitnl Material ‘IRASSIERE; clNDmmA mcm eral trucks donated to the Oklahoma [50n had been coaching withesers for 'FE highway department were wused by |'he plaintiff but the court or ¥ i ith rich Tur—Talloving the Best zsc Lach —amt | the state for purposcs other than that [the woman's remotal (rom the r tree alterations. No two Coats atike in (he for for which the federal gover DANCELAND tended, legisiators -no':‘r«-r in ”'l' anan Of iall_\' Tfinl‘lki WOMEN'S o o SRR TN ted the actions of Ve i v i #a ons o - American Naval Officers ed from the courtroom S50 to $79.50 values ment in Were 30, 30, T3 252 MAIN ST. claim. . \ ® NOV. 19, 1923 | House investigators were in sessior Vashington, Nov, 5 " : |all yesterday. The commitice from ('t thanks of the’ Japanese govers Ganmtlet Style our venln resses Sippers Now on Display at the house investigating state banking | Mment and people for the splendid KINNEY'S SHOE STORE affairs has its report mnearly com- services” rendered by Admiral Bd HAMOISE'ITE One Odd Lot of 267 Main Street pleted, it was announced. win A. Anderson and Brig. G ’ To be awarded to most popular On Wednesday, the governor « MeCoy in the recent earthquake : At each WOMEN S WOOL girl with best fit. appear before the semate comrt 1o |fire emergency Japan, i& expressed GLOVES 0 0 L J E i g 5 plead to the impeachment charges. in a letter to Seerctary 1 es from | SPORT Hos "::"‘"‘":"‘:“"" “’f:"""";' Trial is set for 1:80 p, m. Thursday. | Ambassador Hanihara which was These are slightly sofled ‘ b ingland’s best or- oot fe public today at the state de chestras secured again for this Quite True. | partment Both Adwitral Ahdéreon 31.59 ‘2.00 A Pair (Vormer prices $35.00, $39.5 sl.oo A Pair event. Teacher of Hygiene—Why must we {and - G MeCoy have recently 1ot waya be carefnl to keep our homes! Japa cir work completed, the Color——tires. mode. hrown — = = Ty e i ' b i caving hehind Dancing Every Saturday Ve with mew attraction- Lattie G : may | them a waik in any tude that will live for years to come.