New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1923, Page 5

KIRJASSOFF CHILDREN COMING BACK T0 U. §. Congressman Sullivan May Ask Ap- propriation for Orphans of Jap- anese Earthquake Victims, BY GEORGE M. (Washington Burean of A Washington, D. €., Nov. 28.—The| two children of Max Kirjassoff, of| Waterbury, the American charge de; affaires at Yokohama, and his wife, | survived their parents who were killed in the r t Japanese earth- quake, it is learned, and will shortly be brought back to the United States. Kirjassoff was a Yale man of 1910, and the intercoliegiate half-mile thampion of that year. Eugene H. Doonan, who was assist- ant secretary of the American consul- ate at Yokohama, and a close friend of the Kirjassoff family, has just re- turned to Washington with the news that the two Kirjassoff children, boys of 6 and 8§ years, were saved in the Japanese catastrophe. Doonan ‘is try- ing to arrange for the care of the two surviving youngsters. He called at the office of Congress- man O'Sullivan of Derby, Conn., to- day to interest him in the matttr. The state department observes the rule of giving the widow of a con- sular service employe a sum equal to one year's salary of the husband, and in this instance would have given Mrs. Kirjassoff $3,500 had she survived her husband. Whether the sum of $3,500 will be given for the care of theKir- jassoff children has not yet been de- vided, Congressman O'Sullivan will likely take the matter up with friends in Connecticut to see if a fund cannot be raised in Kirjassoff's home state to care for the two children until’they) become of age. He is also consider- ing the introduction of a bill in con- gress providing a federal appropria- tion for the two orphans. \\()\' London, Nov inhabjtants of the 1@rtheast refused to accept the gift from the owner, Lord lL.everhulme, the soap magnate has offered most of the property for sale. The estates put on the market embrace some 282,000 acres, ANNING Britain Herald) TAKE ISLAND 28, —Nnasmuch the island of 1 as the wis off | of Scotland have d as a Afternoon and Evening Mac's Novelty Orchestra AT ST. JOHN'S FAIR STATE ARMORY LYCEUM TONIGHT ONLY | day afternoon that while driving his | day CITY ITEMS. Leo J. O'Brien, 14 years old, of 746 West Main street had a tendon of his right hand badly cut when he was pushed heavily against a glass parti- tion in a Main street store yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital where he was attended by Dr. William F. Flan- agan. Guibransen Player Pifaos, Morans. —advt. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Schaefer of 11 Trinity street celebrated their 39th wedding anniversary today. Dancing Thanksgiving night at Eddy's, Newington on the Turnpike, Marjorie Kay's 5 piece orchestra.— advt. Harold Slater of 586 West Main street reported to the police yester- car from Arch street, into Grand street, a boy named Richard Czellez of 204 South Main street, riding a bi- cle, ran into him, He told the po- e that the boy escaped injury but the bicyele was damaged. Elks dance and social for Elks and friends, Nov. 28, at Elks hall.—advt. Joseph Ferrara of 10 Pine street and Constance Squillaciote of 16 Ma- ple street were married yesterday morning by Justice F. B. Hungerford in his office. Mrs. Ferrara is a nice | of Mayor Paonessa. Victrolas ana Planos, Henry Morans —advt, 6 The marriage of Alex L. Urban of Newington and Miss Anna Sinkievicz of 25 Hurlburt street was solemnized at St. Andrew's church this morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev, Edward V. Grikis, pastor. Special Thanksgiving dinner at Vie- tory Lunch.—advt. A certificate of incorporation of the Ranger Athletic club has been filed with the city clerk. The incorpora- tors are Alex Seifel, Joseph Argosy, John Crane, Willilam Turner, Matthew Hayes and Frank Anastasio. Our special piano polish for fall house cleaning. C. L. Pierce & Co.— advt. Frank t r 54 Fairview police yest had struck Packard of street ported to the that his automobile trolley at the corner of Stanley and Chestnut streets. The fender of the automobile was damaged Venison dinner at Victory Wed and Thurs.—advt. New Victor Racords out every Fri. A s=on has been born to Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Sautter of Kelsey street, Mrs. Louise Kelsey of Winthrop street is visiting in Bantam. day at Henry Morans’, 3656 Main St. ~—advt, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jester of Win. throp street spent the week-end on an automobile trip. . St. John's Fair, State Armory, to night.—advt. Mr..and Mrs, Ellis B. Clark of South Burritt street motored to oBs- ton over the week-end. “Lunch at Hallinan's.~—advt. Miss Lillian M. Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick H. Hill of 35 Winthrop street, a student at Boston university, will spend the Thanksgiv- ing recess with her parents, Get your Brunswick Wonder ree- Prof. Bldg., 87 West Main street.— advt. Mr, and Mrs, T. J. Sarvan and son of Pleasant street will spend the week-end at Providence, R. T, and New York city. Venison dinner at Vietory Lunch, ‘Wed and Thurs—advt, Royal C. Heineck, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, Heineck of Stanley street, is spending his Thanksgiving vacation with his parents, Lunch, Street”’ By Sinclair Lewis PARAMOUNT VAUDEVILLE Thurs., Fri., Sat. THE CALL OF THE WILD Jack London SPECIAL Sun,, Mon., Tues., Wed. ALL NEW BRITAIN V8, WEST ENDS of Hartford Football Game Played At Memorial Field Sunday, Nov. 18 Next Monday “MAYTIME” ALL Best Musical 2Com: CLARK REVUE G PERFORMERS—17 17+~STERL) Entire Change of Show Trusd. BIG YOUTHFUL THIS Special Thanksgiving dinner at Vie. tory Lunch.—advt. Miss Anna Bardeck, Miss Helen Downes and Miss Catherine Kenny, students at the College of New Ro- chelle, will spend the Thanksgiving recess with their parents in this city, Remember! New records every day. C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt. Ten Still Unaccounted for In Great Train Wreck| Washington, Nov. 28.-—Interstate Commerce Commission safety inspee- | tors, who investigated the Burlington| raliroad wreck at Lockett, Wyo,, Sep- | tember 27, reported today that no evi- dence of defective train equipment had appeared in the wreckage, Twen- | ty-one bodles were recovered from the cresk into which the train drop- ped, and ten persons still are listed as missing. The inspectors decided that the aceident was due either to the bridge being washed away by high | water or being so weakened as to| cause collapse under the weight of the train 1 | WEEK edy Ever in Town SISTERS DREAM CHORUS Continuous Shows Thanksgiv: ing Beginning at 1:30 P. M. AMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY Feature, Photoplay MAE MURRAY in “JAZZMANIA™ | happine 1T give | Then 1 open NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Youpg, Pretty, Wealthy—And She Wants a GLORI Wealtk ows s and a heautifu Some young man will win all three if he can convince Gloria Foy, old heiress, that he would make her a desirable husband. And further more, keep her so convinced for 10 years. Miss oy, once an understudy of Marillyn Mille id now a star of a current musical attraction, has -year- A FEELING OF SECURITY Hubby You naturally feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure and com- tains no harmful or habit producing drugs. Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and blad- der medicine. | The same standard of purity, strength and excellence is maintained in every bottle of Swamp-Root, It is scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs, It is not a stimulant and is taken in teaspoonful doses, | It is not recommended for every. thing. | It is nature’s great helper in reliev- ing and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder troubles. A sworn stafement of purity is with every bottle of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp- Root. If you need a medicine, you should have the best. On sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. | However if you wish first to try this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co,, Binghamton, N, Y., for a sample bottle, When writ- ing be sure and mention this paper. e AP RY NEAR COMPLETION. to Present Historie Mas- try. French Gowt, terpiece to This Cou Nov, > large “Dey rtur» of oops from Philadelphia,” which the I'rench government is to present to the United States, is nearing comple- tion in the government tapestry works at Beauvais. Six selected weavers have been three years making the piece. Tt will ibited at the In- ternational Exposition Decorative 11 Amer tapestry American Paris, entitled he ex of en sent to A POy tap Rich# oy ealthy coffee planter of Rio de Ja gets a third of it immediately The next half million is her only if she marries before she is And the | third and last Installment comes ten years from her wedding day, if she and her husband still ar gether happlly. And she hasn't a prospect in the Gohelin stries ,afe being | iro | made The tapestry destined for the United thirty-eight square metres in represents artillerymen march- Ing in a street, In the foreground is a mounted color-bearcr carrying a American flag. In the wide bor the deeds of Lafayette and Pershing are linked together with the dates 1 and 1917, She SUyS der world . BATTLING SIKI RUNNING WILD WITH A THOUSAND His Manager Gives Him Some Money | and Right Away it Goes to ‘ His Head, | New York, of Senegal, Nov Is running wild somewhere in the heatherland about Freddy Welsh's Summit, N. J., tarm, | the elusive quarry of a searching par- | ty formed Robert Moe Levy The battler, 28 Battling Siki health by his manager, became famous for his little runaway wild pranks over in France, escaped Sunday night with money in his pocket. “Sucker that I am,” Levy explained, him a whole thousand dollars when he asks for spending mwoney and I tell him to be careful. But what do I find him doing in Harlem hour later! 1 ask you what do 1 find He is making himself a colored coal Ofl Johnny and giving away money, just like that “I try to make him quét, and what do 1 get? T get chased, but 1 get away and later we capture the battler. In taxicab he we drive to ed Welsh’s out at Summit a whole 7.80 which 1 have to pay door and the battler a panther, swings to the jumps whoops who an 3 \ is his goes and a 1 ¥ worth, leaps out. like lmb of a t and is gone “It is t a fence, e first time T tried to ke a Senega First I'm afraid T won't find him. Then I'm afraid 1 will Anyway if you see anybody what sees him, tc them tell him home and everything is forgiven.” P to to come by the An picture painted ngelo was the one the on cuh ect st thony Pile Sufferers lespondent—try Dr Leonhardt's HEM-ROID-$no greasy slves—no cutting harmjess rem- edy that is guaranteed auickly Panish all misery costs nothing Clark & Brainerd Co temptation of Don’t becom: to 'Spotlight and Confetti Dance At Jester’s Hall Thanksgiving Eve. St. Mark’s Church Thanksgiving Day Services 8:00 a. m.— Holy Communion 10:30 a. m.— Service of Thanksgiving and Sermon by Rev. Harry 1. Bodley. “It is a good thing teo give thanks unto the Lord.” MAY HIRE ESCORTS Arrived Too Farly Boy—De man in room hang hisself ! S= | Hotel Clerk Hanged Did you eut him down? Hall Boy—No, sah! | dead yet !—Life Hall | has done. seben Southern California University Act himself? de will as Protectors for| He ain't Usual Fee, 28 Women trave An- protectors ty among the Los Angeles, Nov elers who find themse geles without guld will given an opportun ploy cacorts body of the Ives in Los or poy—y “ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk o em- student university of Southern California, according to an arrange- ment worked out by Claude Wil- fams, a sophomore, and indorsed by Dean Karl E. Waugh, and the uni versity's department of sociology. The student escorts, all young desir- weorking \ men ous of 1y through WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 71923, | Prof. club !bert ¥ | Museum of Ho | peditior | past | for such a detre | Australia, | multitudes ot | succumbing | steamer to cost und 1 leportment college, will be to main tain the most ® accompanying young nominal fee per hour 09" Avoid Imitations—Substitates COUGHING RELIEVED The more you cough the more you train your throat, lungs and system. aise the phlegm easily without nnn- . or pam by uklnr Leonardi's Cough Syr: rence | gOx ed) t is soothing, hea ln.‘ Mrs, ples nt and effective. 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New York, Nov M Sutton sister of May Sutton Bundy 28 1 - Angele ormer ey n M e o A Royal Feast For Thanksgiving Day Consommé with Mwueller's Egg Noodles Olives Stufied Celery Saited Pecans Roast Turkey with Bread Stuffing Mueller's Spaghetti Deusled Creamed Comn Cranbery Sauce Heants of Lettuce with French Drvessing Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Plum Pudding Fruit Nuats Candy Coffee We print herewith the menu for an easily prepared Thanksgiving Dinner which s unu- sually tempting and satisfying, and the recipe for preparing the Deviled Spaghetti which this menu calls for. You will find that this dish forms a delicious feature of the feast, and that as many plates are passed for “a little more, please”, ae for second helpings of the turkey ftself! To out thousands of friends, we wish the fullest enjoyment of this historic holiday. C. }' MUELLER CO. Jersey Ciry, N. j. MUELLER'S The World's Best Spaghetti DEVILED erm‘n Bofl spmghere according to direcrion Moeller Label. 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There birds and insects. The natives of the from the set Central Australia, physically type found in Polynes: fearless and skillf sailors, travelled in outrigger cano own remarkable invention, land to island, sometimes a th miles. They have built up their own code of ethics and mor; and devel oped a civilization under which they|siop the gas prospered wuntil the white man ap-|,.n. aid peared. The struggle between the|gen: Sre civilization of the Stone Age and that and of the present has proved ¢ un-| A equal, the native fast in by the C low reet exception is a us of hardwood fores flowers and many are islands vary low form of ma tallest the Polynesians rest in wo them. What they means of stopping and such dis- is the simple sour have their 2 ngs gassiness, tresses if they come A pepsia Tab stomach t n 1ousand Stuart's Dys- they give the alkaline effect, they they sweeten the stom- in the stom- balanced to do just you can rely upon time. 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