New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1923, Page 2

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N ingstar, 54, a wealt armer, in the burned ruins of h Christ mas weus the ville o Albert Canfi of Albert followad dered the Du showing $10,00 land and asked $1.600. When arr ed he was Morning the body found of Morningstar's hira 4 ma Honda Is Named as Jap Ambassador to Berlin Berlin, Dee. 27.— Kumatoro Hond former Japanese nister at Vien and Budapest ; bassador to Ge Hioki, and in Pebruars wa LRGES KIWANIANS TO AID BOYS At a the K . held yesterday, Fred perintendent of the Springficid, Mass., spoke o being done among . United States. He gave a very esting talk in which he members of the local Ki to heip the Boys club in New ain and make it one of the best the country. Convincing Proof. “Gabbleton s always quoting st meeting of 1s he as big a liar as ansas City (Mo.) Star The end of a perfect meal is the des sert. Flavor yours with Baker's make them impeccable. Baker's Certi fied. Extracts are full flavored and pure.—advt ¥ ast pres tute of Electrical Engineers, M,MA H_[-]—N—ESW g | LARGEST OF YEAR , $6,5 Lillian | MUST PAY DEARLY .|$1,179.34; John Pequette, $12,050.41; } Cha Puskarz, $1,486.1 “siasnar: | Destroyer Commanders Penalized Many Numbers Lee Estate Second, Goodwin Estate Third in Probate Court $5,5600; David ward Schutz, ma M. Smith, $4,000; ate, $5,000; Charlotte ; Margaret Saldl, | Washington, Dec. 27.—Two naval . | officers with long records of meritori- >, | ous service must pay the penalty for piling up on the rocks near Point | Honda, Cal,, in September of seven | destroyers. | Captain Edward H. Watson who {was in charge of the squadron, goes | to the foot of the list of captains to remain until he has lost 150 grade numbers and Lieut. Commander Don- lald T. Hunter of the Delphi one of | the wrecked ships loses 100 numbers. Captain Watson was 66th in the list of captains and has only six years left | to serve before his retirenient for age, while Commangder Hunter had at- | tained a grade number of 149, The sentences fixed by the naval court-martial which investigated the | disaster, were approved by Secretary physicians. Leaders of the associa- | Denby “subject to the remarks” of id to favor such a plan to | ear Admiral J. L. Latimer, judge e psychologists, who are |advocate general and Rear Admiral said to circulate throughout the coun- | Andrew T. Long, chief of the bureau try. | of navigation who expressed the opin- _,” R ° | ion that the penalties were inadequate P80, ¥ 8¢ 2 ") : . { but added that the court apparently 500; Louis| American E_“gmfel Gets 104 taken into consideration the serv. Decoration From Japan |ice records of the two ofcers. o 25 5 Eleven officers were tried as a re- Chicago, Dec. 27.—Dr. ¥. B. JeW- g1t o¢ the wreck. Eight were acquit- tt, vice-president of the Western | oq 4nq theconviction of another was ctrie company, has been decorated | (¢ oo with the fourth class of the Imperial | Order of the Rising Sun by the em- n one hun- American universities and col- s are here today to attend the ing of the Thirty-second annual ~ | meeting of the American Psychologi- cal association. Nationally known psychologists will deliver papers on * | various subjects of psychological study. One of the principal topics ex- pected to come before the meeting is that of certification of psychologists on a plan similar to the licensing of $ T, 1,900; g 1 - ¥ Each of the three vaults of the new veror of Japan in recognition of aid | 1.0 a1 Reserve bank of New York | givir f;rfl: Juiy\mmf;r:"gmr(;:-m;mi!!fl In | measures about 125 feet in depth and ) engineering Jewett is |an average of 55 feet in width. HOW else could you hear ?lch a program of music as is represented by this list of* new Victor Records? Where else could you find so great a company of artists as that listed in the Victor Record Catalogs? : Remember, however, that what they did was done with Victor equipment in Victor laboratorjes for use with Victrola instruments. Twenty-one Victrola styles to. choose from—each designed and made especially to reproduce Victor Records. §. Out tomorrow New Victor Records Red Seal Concert and Operatic .. " Number piot sp(i. ..G-'v) ‘(‘ “'Paris and Helen™) (Gluek) ll’I“ neka ‘- n ltalian i . Huida Lashanska | 964 $1.50 (When Two Hearts that Love are Parted) (Secchi) 1n Iralian Two lyric soprano numbers of pure, noble, unadorned, melodic outline, the first one from an old opera of Gluck's. My Joys (Chopin-Lion) Pions bote Ignace Jan Paderewski {Bereeuu (Lullaby) (Chopin) Piass olo Imttfl: Pduwfi} 6428 2.00 These recordi represent the present apex of artistic achievement. To hear them is like taking music direct from the soul of the composer. Melodious Instrumental l"l&lz” Overture—Part 1 Victor Symphony Orchestra kowaky) (T*‘OMY ' Part2 Victor Symphony Orchest 35729 1.2 ikewaky) Tschaikowsky's picturesque battleoverture, with the “Marseillaise” and the old Imperial Russian Hymn. A stirring number, and exceedingly dramatic and vivid. Light Vocal Selections A Hundred Years from Now fluitlthr]453n 1.00 A Song Without Words Elsie Baker g Elsie Baker sings, with rare sympathy, of memories, hopes and future fears. Irene lulm} 19199 So This is Love cirom “Lini Min Blusbessd) 1 Won't Say I Will (e “Litte Miss Biuebesrds Irene Bordoni First Victor record by this remarkable French comedienne, one of the figures of the light-comedy today. Two songs from “Little Miss Bluebeard,” in which she is featured. Humorous Selections When It's Night-time in Italy It's Wednesday Over Here | Lovey Came Back Lou Holtz is back on the job with some original and very tuneful nonsense, and a mock-serious blues song. Dance Records {One Hour of Love—Waltz | David H. Sivm}l.zoo { Nights in the Woods—Fox Trot J and His Orchesira Smooth, slow, delighttul numbers, with double melodies, and interesting instrumental com! !Dream Daddy—Fox Trot Jack Chapman and | The Only Giel—Fox Trst /His Drake Houd Orebestra 19201 First Victor record by Jack Chapman and His Drake Hotel Orchestra of Chicago. Excellent numbers for the fox trot. {Tweet, Tweet—Fox Trot The Manhattan Merrymakers {Fve Baen o Fool _For Tret The Maskatian Merrymakers| 19203 There is only one Victrola and “You can’t have & good fox trot without jazz?" This that is made by the Victor Company e e o T . ~lock for the Victor trademarks. T.n..,on.'r.hno..mn —Fox Trot (rom Lo P ‘Jokns and His Orchestrs | 1 9204 A Love Song—Fox Trot The Manhattan Merrymakers A fox trot from “The Ziegleld Follies” and one from “The Magic Ring.” Most brilliant dance nymbers! 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