New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 17

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- MUSIC CLUBS WANT HIGHER BULTURE Would Promote Music to Better Standard Peoria, Iil, Nov. 16. — Promoting higher cnltural standards in musie, following the organization's decision to inaugurate a four years' course of study on the understanding and ap- preciation of music, the National Fed- eration of Music clubs, through its more than 1,900 chapters in the United States, ‘‘has taken another step in the right direction,” according to Helen Harrison Mills, national chair- man of publicity headquarters here. An outline of the course is being prepared for distribution by Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling of Akron, Ohlo, chairman of the department, the an- nouncement said, and will be de- signed especially for adaption by choral societies or the large cluhs mainly interested in presenting after- noon or evening recitals. Special hon- ors will be given clubs completing two yedrs of the course at the Port- land, Oregon, biennial in 1925, and greater recognition paid to ‘those fin- ishing the entire four years’' course at the 1927 biennial. Equal emphasis in the organiza- tion's work is to be placed upon the plan to give the American musical artist the same footing with foreign artists on the concert programs spon- sored by the music clubs. The fed- cration at its last convention resolved to engage at least 50 per cent Ameri- can artists in the future, Another field of musical endeavor was opened in the decision to insti- tute a department of music in indus- try, with Miss Ruth Antoinette Sabel, head of the Bureau of Industrial musie, in charge Instructions to urging them to redouble their efforts to obtain ooking toward the establishment of a National Con servatory of Music, have sued, according to the announcement, each of the units egislation | heen s and also that the federation's com- | mittee on legislation continue to seek | the active co-operation of all other national associations toward this end. Steps already have been taken to have a simplified bill introduced in congress to provide for the appoint- ment of a commission of 21 persons representing all classes and phases of musie in order that when the Con- servatory is organized it will be broadly democratic Restoration of Palace * Uncovers Valuahle Works Warsaw, Nov, 16 —During the re. storation of the Warsaw royal palace, dating from 1602, beautiful mural paintings of the 158th century have been discovered hidden beneath pa pers and tapestries put on the walls during the occupation of Warsaw The paintings are of the Italian school and of great martistic value. Every endeavor is heing made to restore them completely. No elns vet has been found as to the identity of the painter Russian For Stubborn Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial attacks, try Linonine and get prom, 1 t tasting and quickly v oy |l13§ and ql:old will soon disappear entirely. It is a wonderful food-medicine and tonic for children. kerr's FLAX SEED emuLsioN and your co THE FOOD MEDICINE: ‘MHAS CREAM AT ALL DRUGGISTS - BIG DROP IN PRICES FOR SATURDAY AT iePUBLIC Main St.0 MORNING SPECIAL! Shoulders Ib. lZéC Fresh Ground Hnmbvrg. 3 Ibs, ROUND STEAKS . Lean Fresh F mnnd Milk 3 for 25¢ SPECIALS LEAN FRESH HAMS . LEGS OF YOUNG TENDER LAMB LEAN BONELESS POT ROASTS OF BEEF .. STOPPED BY WARSHIPS | English Navy Has Been Engaged For Past Two Years in Suppress- ing Human Race London, Nov. 16. — Although the slave trade is commonly supposed to have been suppressed all over the world, two British warships, the Cel- matis and the Cornflower, have been engaged in suppressing this traffic in the Red Sea for the last two years. Not only have they succeeded in stopping moet of the Red Sea slave trade, but they have also stopped gun-running which was occasienally attempted. High prices are paid for slaves in this part of the world, who are gen- erally captured from the coastal tribes and sold to the Arabs, who take their victims inland. A communication from & member of the crew of the Celmatis tells an interesting story: “We had spent a period of two years in the Red Sea,” he says, “wit- nessing very varied scenes of tropical life, and experlencing the almost in- tolerable heat of two summers. The duties of the two Red Sea sloops are primarily to frustrate the diabolical | bartering of humans which unfor- tunately still continues to a much larger extent than one is led to be- lieve. “On one occasion a dhow was de- | tained which had been thus trading, but it is to be regretted that the oc- cupants successfully evaded capure, and carried away with them the gold they had received for their slaves. “It was however, an exciting inci- dent, for when we first trféd to board they opened fire on our whalers. This | necessitated the latter returning to | the ship and we eventually fired about | eight rounds at the escaping crew. | “An another occasion a dhow was | captured full of slaves, boys and g,ml between the ages of seven and 17 | “It was heartrendering to stand by and see the hungry mites ravenously | attack the bread we gave The dhow & crew endeavored to escape by | jumping overboard ' and swimming |ashore, but were successfully eap- | tured, and hopes are entertained that they got their full deserts.' o them WARNS SHIPS OF DANGER Christiania, Nov. 16.—The largest lighthouse hitherto erected along the Norwegian coast was used for the first time October 1 The lighthouse, which i of con- crete and is 150 feet high, has been built on Sletringoen near Titran on | the west coast. The main lantern has |an intensity of 465,000 norms! candle power and flashes two heams in quick succession every fifteen seconds. A supplementary light {lluminates some dangerous rocks in the vieinity. In fogey wpather a powerful siren will glve the necessary warnings, Anemic Cirls At Business Cain Strengthon SCOTTS »ilw EMULSION relief. Keep on flu«edm o$100 BorrLES MARKET] positelL.Main St ST TO 12:30 NOON | Boneless Brisket Corned Beef, Ib, Frankforts Fancy Maine Potatoes 18¢ Ib. 15¢ ;'.,k.zsc IRLOIN AND PORTFRHOIWF NR lard ..... S| Ibfl . 29¢ FOR ALL DAY . 20¢ 22¢ Ih 1 Nr LEAN SUGAR CURED HAMS . Milk Fed Vam» Fowls . 35c { SUGAR IN CARTONS LEAN FRESH PORK TO ROAST . ROASTS OF MILK FED NATIVE VEAL LEAN BEEF FOR BOILING . MILK FED VEAL FOR STEW ., ~ Prime Rib Ilna~l~ of Beer 28c i8¢ . 15¢ . I8¢ . Se . 12¢ Fancy Onions 10 Ihs, leeberg Letiuee head Yellow Turnips 6 lbs, 2 Baldwin Apples 1 qts. Emperor Grapes 3 Ihs, 25¢ Large Florida Omnge- dm.. ik Lighthouse Cleanser 1 for 19 2 Ihs, 25¢ 2 1bs, 25¢ Ih. 18¢ . 2 cans 25¢ 2 cans 29% Milk Crackers (yinger Snaps . Macaroons Sugar Corn Fancy Pus e PARKSDALE EGGS . WEDGWOOD PRINT BUTTER, in quarters . ih. . 2 doz. T5¢ 53¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SIFISS TRAFFIC OFFICER MAKES NO EXCEPTIONS Representatives of France and Spain At Leagne of Nations Feel Arm of the Taw Geneva, Nov. 16.—In no Furopean town are the regulations on eircula- tion, both for roads and sidewslks more strictly enforced than in Geneva. M. Hanotaux, France's representative for the league of nations and Qui- nones de Leon, Spain's representative, had this fact brought to their et- tention the oher day. They were so deep in a discussion that when cross- ing a street, they came to a hglt and continued their argument in the mid- dle of the road, heedless of the des- perate gesticulations by the nearest policeman. L “Here, you two, Ho you suppose that sidewalks were made for dogs only?” asked the officer as he came up to them Both -men came back with a shock. “Do you know whom you are ad- dressing 7" The officer laid a hand on each. 7 1haul»1 worry, the sidewalk for yours.’ “But, Monseur, 1 represent Franee on the council of the league of na- tions.” “And I to reality Spain, Monsieur.” Flring Squad Shot 346 ‘ ‘ British During World War | London, Nov. 16. — Out of thsl many millions of men which com- prised the British army during the late war only 346 officers and men so failed in their duty as to justify their execution by the firing squad Three British officers were shot— two for desertion and one for mur- der. One man was sentenced to death | three times, each for desertion. | Twice he was reprieved but he could not stand the welter of blood and | mud of the trenches so he deserted again and the third time he was shot, Forty other men, after heing sen- tenced te death were reprieved only to offend again and be shot. 1In 266 | cases the offense against the military | | code was desertion, though 37 mnn[ were executed for murder. Elghteen | were shot for cowardice, three for | mutiny and two for sleeping on duty, | In all 8,080 death sentences were | passed. . population of | 7,000,000, | The Mohammedan the world is estimated at 2 QUICK RELIE} For INDIGESTION FRIDAY, UNUSUAL VALUES with luxuriant collars and cuffs of rich furs, in fabrics of deep soft pile textures. These garments were made up during the summer months when selec- tions of materials are at prices at their low- est. Don’t miss this opportunity. Al the their best and SUITS and O’'COATS up -wool clothes of higher type for the exacting man and you ng man. 1he tai- loring is of the custom quality, materials of the sturdier kind, the styles include offer- ings for the conserva- tive as well as the nifty dresser. Boston Clothing Store 63 Church Street SMOKED HAMS ALL DAY SPECIALS "".21'.‘.,512';'2 .nldc N g .. n 2DC Frgls):reribs ) 14(: l‘:r;itkcf(l‘g\?ps L] 180 e, 8¢ e s 30¢ La(;g:ngosl?ddaozen l 9 Cc Lal;i;afilal;f dozen 25 C Heft:_\‘vl)i’tsGra.pe;‘- for 25 C La,;fi)les .. 8 for 250 NOVEMBER 16, 1923, MORNING SPECIALS 7-12 AL M, Fresh Eastern : Pork w1 50 ancy Sirloin Bteak th 18C Sugar Cared Bacon h 200 Swift’s Golden West Fowls Top Round Roast ...... Ih 170 Armour’s Star Bacon ..... 30c Breast Veal .nl2c . dozen 3 7C gt Pyy »n30¢c sugar Cure Corned Bee? 1h 8C Lean Pot Roast Forequarters l 4 Lamb ...... C Selected Eggs . ALL DAY SPECIALS r;tn;:n "Beef B 280 Leg Veal .. Ib 15c m 150 ) 160 \ Best Made Frankforts . Handy's Shoulders .. Cape Cod Cran- s I:Ierrie(t:i .:”qua.rtnzsc w Turnips .. 6 B 25¢ Onions, Beets I.Ild Carrots . Baldwin Ap '16 . %gc aldwin Apples (4 14-QUART BASKET APPLES ..... John L. Turnips . »2DC Sweet 4 quarts .. e 88c Ross Has Charge of Ovr Meat Department For Quick Returns Use Herald Clamfied Advts At The Game Tomorrow The big games will bring together notable gather ings of well dressed imen. (Overcoat? PATRICK “Bigger than weather Have you -y\'l'.v'wl VOur new BURRBERRY Warmth without welght FITCH-JONES CO. —CITY HALL— “Where Quality Is The Rule” Nk N, w hl,

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