New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1924, Page 7

® NEW BRITAIN .DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,,JUNE 2, 192 Plainville News SOVIFTS REJOICE | Bristol News | cinciias i i DRIVER TANDS IN .A CHINA'S AGTION AUTOINJURIES MAY 2oomznimeniiis s TOILS OF PQLICE et Reeentin ¥ 0 U Criiie Uit Sttes HAYE CAUSED DEATH e oot v, vt not secure fnll results and for that Johin Kempa of Pigvce street IS . riu sorsvies e Cosmo Legia, Struck Month Ago, 1 soen = continuanee of a dng or tro sTos Atmeiiaied Eressc X = will be made. The amount is more scow, June 2, hina's recogni- than 230,00 at present, but the full Al.l.es[ed o TWO Chafgfls tion of Soviet Rustia is ha 1 D;es at Age (][ 5) sum must be gained as the budgets of delight in the government orgad the hospital, Boy Scouts and other or- which display_the news s big it i\ - th Lieadlines, The Upited States comes in fanizations participating in e chest Special Showing and Sale of | YTOR FOR DRIVE 15 T0 B_ i okt Gemens vhe ot 1 Furniture for Porch and Out of Doors || °AL OPERATOR FOR POLICE i fuv vt %t My DRIVE 15 10 BE GONTINUED vy 1 team capaine e e . the cautionary advice given to China . 3 Mert—( “ b & 61 Arrests Made I z ) T 5 Plainville Grange to Meet. ORI et et na N6 riahis L orithd a During Month of (he drive may come up to the mark required. Combining Utility and Beauty _ Chamber Monthly Session—Train- < reditors and stock and hondholders May—do-eph Rizh Tinced 8200 and N ow It Wihs of the (Chinese Plastern railwa) s < \ ‘las: adies’ Al sveatla Sava tiie American intervens sentenead 0 dail—TRriche-erle: o N Departure won cas CHINESE GRASS FURMTURBE—JUST BLCEIVED OUR FIRST CARLOAD OF OUR OWN IM- L A e e oL At clche Rerley t teihsen fra L avmEc e ORTATION. INCLUDING CHAIRS, ROCKRERS, SETEES, STOOLS AND TABLLS, CONCEDED TO BE 10 Meet—Ulainvitle Briefs, e haois el re NEngngument /ARoounced. ' zue nine at Muzzy fleld by a UHE BEST MADL AND OFPERED BY US AT PRICES THAT WILL MOVE THE PIECES OUT QUICK- R i e L e <core of & to 1, after the visiting play- ‘EIAVITE INSPECTION AND WILL GLADLY QUOTE THE PRIC John Kempn of Dierce sireet was FEAFS LIAL TINAVA 8 ER8 GRS PONCT (LUosmo legla. 50 year an om- let down in the seventh fHi: PHE COMPORT AND DURABILITY OF THIS GRASS FURNITURE CAN ONLY BE API'RECIATED Abrasiéd ! vesterday by Toliceman :‘.',‘,' ; ih ", “‘,"‘K 28 O LU PROEL G S o a P ic oy aritnent Until the seventh taning W B BY THOSE THAT HAVE USED THIS LINE. COSTING NOT MUCH MORE THAN THE ORDINARY : e sty T s Al e Nitahar o his hotae Gaia held the load By s b tuh # PORCH PIECES IT HAS ALMOST THE EAS (STUFFED AND GIVES THe MANIMUM OF DasislEmoty op ohurges of Arhing Yoreign Miciieh Ycuitehsein de 88 200 0 ; g Aty ) SUMMER (OO S WITH TWELVE | LES SELECTION, CHATRS AND ROCK- ([ an automebile white under influ. enthusiastic over successful out- on Hishland st night after a AN the visiting team had threatened ERS RANGE IN PRICE FROM $12.05 TO §1 . OTHER PIECES OFFERED AT SPECIAL || ence of intoxicating liquor and reck. come of the negotiaflons that he colls short il He v infied Sia MOS0, Ay maThe " T:. PRICES. COME GIVE THEM A LOOK OVETR, [ less driving, The arrest fotlawed an | ”‘\,F‘L: “‘_"Wf . < the agre .“\”; Y thia y metor ear while en- tihyead np-n' ers ”:‘orm‘ vh ! ; THE DURABEE “KEENE” PORCH ROCKERS —A CATRLOAD OF THESE EVER POPULATL AND 5 fea i Seuaish e EhdIRCIamEes. LI agreamatl % 3 3 5 Aak 3 a combination o accident in which Kempa is a as “a great step toward the liberation L i swecping errars and heavy hitting sent tall, LASTING PORCH PIBCES IN THE VARIOUS S17 1 THIS SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES, A : BTEALS il ; : " WHOLE CARLOAD, NATURAL AND GREEN PAINTED FRAMES, SOME WITH SPLIT REED SEATS to have -driven his automobile into of colonial and semi-coionial nations and it is ti ) at that shock and ®fter tally over the plate, ND BACKS, OTHERS WITH SUAT BACKS WITH ANI» WITHOUT ARMS. FOR INEXPENSIVE another car from New Jersey, Officer from the yoke of the great vowert’ —accompanying injurea proved too se- | ramcntl of Mrs Lnwees. PIECES THERE 13 NOTHING BETTER. PRICES RANGE FROM $2.00 FO $6.25 EACH. Emory was calied to the serne and "t JL sl il S vy Vere n mrain, He was a native or® TC HCT S u“:'wrr‘ Iel\:: l:z 1.0;0 placed Kempa under arrest. He iwm cynically harsh diplomacy which at- 50 00 e lcaies 2 wife and son 7 C/0CK at the chapel of the Prospect . ; be given a hearing in the Plaintille (ampted by me of coercion and (1 10 ara’ o piece in Wincsor Methodist church, where services Fibre Reed Specials for Porch, for Your Sun Parlor peiics caurttemorrar evening Cpen pressure to prevent Chin sizn- (A0S UL T W (T S were conducted wy Tev. William B police 1’fl:lr' srnnrr‘rrr-.\fwfln.n:z» . ing the agreement . This interference . . (harge of Undertaker Thomas V0% Dastor of the chureh, The Zs A great.deal of confusion has been itated Chinese public OFiN- 1" G'ricn. wha s anailing werd "Tial 100k place in the West cemie- or lv"-,g com eaused in Plainville reccntly when jon and hastened the conclusion of the .\ uivee My Legia was welt o1 residents have sent in calls for mem- pegotiations. Ha adds that the Paci- : i R e - Rristol Bri FICKS O'HEARN FIBRL REED—The fincst grade of this type 3169 50 is special price | bers of the police force. Irequently, fie asgumes world impoitance by viriue -".. \\”,m‘ ] “‘.cv .“ flfr.;,- "U,”,- ,.‘,1‘; Forty Hours’ devotion began ves. of turniture, found hers We are cXerng beautifully upholstered | . tor a suite (Wl . accident occurs, or some other af- of Itussia’s becoming a friendly neigh- 00 0 E G ',.n., bird. 1erd t 8 church. Conelu- I neisting of sofa, th‘zlr, rocker fair atarls to which it is necessary that bor to China on the shores of that : Will Discuss Drive. ling be held tomorrew, [ "nd table. beautifuliy uphol- (@} o policeman be called immediately, In ocean AN [aiBortARE. intatiie iiarican Mine Wheeler of the | stered with soft shading in the mast of these cases, the person sum The old eultural world,” he writes Al Aekip 2 Federal Hill sehool faculty spent the GApeiter HUllis woFth | vors i b ratTe b e it S | ; ara0) L e 1ta atiention upoy CAPLRING and workers in the Commu- . Le" e i thia 119 50 | e moning the police hunts through the *previo ntered its attention upon TSRS AN A E e o, Polidny and week-end at her home in Sk 2 telephone book for the names of the the Mediterranean sea. Now, however, o ' 7 0 ORI T L ock gn Weriden 2 is mate; price for & feur-plecs Fibre ' wualliniiieiter the besuliral oMcers and sometimes the policeman the economie and political intarests of 97708 ey ake tha form | A month's mind mass requism mass $26“.50 uite, highly finished, eomprising $269'00 four piece Fibre & Tahle, are not at their homes when the calls the world center moars and move upon FRODR Lok I’h abject of Wil be celebrated at 9 o'clock en Jite, hig T ring 4 N & Gt ilepolt X 18 sesan of the 9% ° n te hjec Feiday mo y & pavenport, Chair fiocker and round table, Worth Davenport, Chair and Rocker, beautifully upholster come in so that much delay is occa- the Pa which I8 the ocean of the " i\t is 1o discuss frankly the [ 42y morning at St. Joseph's church utre \inw's recognition of Soviet in Memory of Mrs, John Hughes the aly hut had lived many years in three-piece suites of this 7. mous make, Fibre Itzed niture, with spring cushions, in as 1 finisios, covered in damask velour and sioned, 1ooking . ed in brown velour. - N 0w reater signif Th Plainville residents will find it con- Russia will bhave greater significan A AR I St he New Departure hand played the Gites in thre 1or this ‘price we offer three-piece A £ Aok . Siece 8 St " IS AT mvti o aNtit A CABTAR venient when calling for an officer to hevend the horders of China it IR IAInE concert program at Lake Compounce i d ' ¥ i . Sl s »Mce: an ST t s ristorical event in 1erd frosted wainut, spi « estry upholster inish, reed, lavge high backs with upholstering to inform central that an officer is want T8 Wk i 5 e 61 Avrests During May. s ™" iy ¥ reec of 1 the b alontliahk e ed, iving the details af the piage, 1o e struggle for freedom S0 A Phere Wt sta in this ¢ § iy d seuts and 1 respond o peoples of the east, China has shown ' vre €1 arrests in this city cation and nature of the trouble. The N e t & pre ® on th W fol. AUFINE the month of May, according ppeistatiniilithen slmmeniiheipslioston ;rh "t ”y: ";,‘, vnr‘. v'\'\'y I)‘vfl)- :’n 1o the monthly report of Pollca Chief SOUTHINGTON NBWS E 't ord qat lowed by Turkey and vich Persia " man on duty in short order sa that Frnest T. Belden issued this morning. when An emergeney case arises, there resorted in 1922 and also Afghanistan . The largest number of arrests wers & e 4 e nnilice. $nea the present Emir came inte s will he no confusion and the \r: . o _ made as the result of breach of the In n raid made Saturday night on of t » parn on Mr, Jones' pr v Al moving inte the residence on Wilcox peace. The arrests were made for the the tailor shop of ®am Srimttrataw . i Ber[’n A’flws lelled into a @ avenue occupied by Ralph GGamble ™Man will he on the acens L - T ive - | i nd family, trouble in litt'a time. | tollowing causes: Asault and breach of the Plantsville seet . e e - ng compleied ¢ cor The bull game Saturday between Past Lecturer's Night of the peacs, 11: hreach of the peace, oo o hection, Constables o6l et A hon ot the married men and mingle men was _ Plainvitle Grange will obsere past l 10; danger of falling into habita of | UPRY and G. R. Thompson secured | | e 2l e 5 8 on by the single men, scors & to §, 'tvturers’ night at the reguiar meet viee, 2 ineorrigible, 1; intoxication, 3; & Fallon of moonshine and arrested e game Sunday between East Rer. IDF to be held tomorrow night in obtaining money under falsa pretan- Eximttrataw on a charge of vielatipg “ f Beeklevs nas wen by Fast (range hall on Plerce street. Past lee- ses, 1; obtaining monay under falee the liquor law. Al-ensingions Victorions wne he 1 I oc furees of the 1ncal grange will ocey pretenses and embestiement by DAUCR \whon contranted with the svide g lgja Victors came to the All-Kensings Berlin Ly acors b to 1. \ el e p o/ thns resterdny Whon the team crashe l.,on Honiss has returned to his Chairs and will also present a pro 2: reckle ving of metor vehicie & et 4 LU it throvgh all opposition and "u.‘..w.; Rome after spending the past few days "rranged by a committa pieked from futd n W rpoeepriadodonn gituation cenfronting these engaged ¢ ing of motar vehicle ARd fuiq n his business of eieaning and - 11 Aton Pattiens o the tune of 32 in Xew Vork and New Jersey among them. A targe atiendance i ex- Realizes $f16 T00 Fas RA6E PIOD- v oneratorn fiemnse, 22 thert. 12 rAing rvasing <inthon por the afieann o T . ind in S o Miss Irene Lewis has returned to Pected the meeting '; view: ‘the beycie on sidewalk, 13 violation of ) 1o doubt this explanation u:dfl:; Baplin Police Bring i me wa 1 4 heing very her heme in Weat Haven after spend. WOrkings of the past of\cers lem in South Afri ligior 1aw, 41 Wolation of pIstor ve- 3 reit oa Gep LTS ) ) i i \ i “ v ¢ ol W sted ” “ Manlr t fprday ¢ olly being the tno tolati esin towr ”Th«"m.m‘v‘lh n:m"v-ng nfil.fhawl‘\‘u:'—. A injury to private property, 1. hand for his appearance in town P\NI “[ \IIOIK 163 Cl(lfl, nen vhe o ctically all the work, - Mr and Mre, A, W. Eden, whe hate 3 A “h'““'."”"‘” "‘:_“‘"‘“""“ ||'IP‘V ntentIUNs T i Tanan's protaet Mo caren were disposed of AN (0l courr, Huyen anid Keon proved to be e guests of relatives in tons wa: Appeated 1; adjourned, b con. traet ‘Mhursday evening of this week., against the exciusion provision of the oo 0 o0 LA > 3 fnued e mitted ta Viorenes Crit An important ot . A repert whieh will prove interosting American immigration Jaw ds regarded o 0 ] Neflyporindivns portant meeting of the South tendon Mome, 1: iatied, 5; mdgament jngton sinass Men's association wil C!\SES ljp TUESDAY rxl{-LlT the men were in the pink of Witton, vangs, N odey making the trip b 110 \ e quarters here as justifving y \ Tor daphe gt to the members and the town in gen- n some quarters he fustify z P e st oty 12 % . . : it - DN ARIE: MUK Lo N anxiety. The diplomatic expert of the *UtPended 1 judgemeny auspended up be held in Oxiey assembly hall ‘this cling battery.for the loonls snd yeturned 1o theic heme in st eral will be made by tha committes y. on pAYment of costs, nollad by evenin, An e o \ppointed last month to look into the Daily Telagraph h arning writ K a number of important ¥ . prosecuting atternay, 4; nolled by matters will nome up to . adiyisibility of securing & suitable place “The dewand that the legisiaMon . . o ios atearney upen payment of Pull attendanee is ,,’2.,',.:.'}"”‘ - for a playground will be made and ogainst Japanere inmizrantS shonid be o0 tannany fines, 20 in charge of . . oiher committees working in the town revoked I8 gndoulicdly & serious "}"' probation officer, 1; bonds te support On Wednesday evening, June 11, will also have u.(vn:«\ \Ing to report con. 4 one |8 'T" to wo l"-‘ v'w‘u m«...- wimiy, ! the members of the Southington cerning the findings they have mave diplomatic demarche will follow in th There wwors T hove and 2 girls under Country elmb will hold an informal during the month rvent of uu.u'mm Inevitable Ameri- o one years of age arrested dur- €ance In the new elub house, ‘THhis : . o X Trunmg.l‘n?mmn‘lm;l s : r'v":“r' "\m"" i g the month, 1ifty twe complaints Will be the first sacial function te be i todd S N P S A cln t about 30 children & e e writer assc ormation “ Pecelved s the nolic on held in the el "e Columbia Beds Up to Vorm rave Flowers for Graves Ing 1rained at the church of Our Lady from competent fureign observers in Tere Toewind B 56 BOICR P e b M e B i B Giants of New Dritein proved “ , y WA for e Columbia Tisds OF Civil War Veterans of Merey 1o receive their first Holy Japan shows that, while the govern. [of' Fitiing i 15 WEREE | ORI the Gram. Those contributing fowers to the Communion next Sunday. Instructions ment iy most reluctant to take ANy 40050 nyvonts The six violators of the liquor Jaw, A\, I for Memorial Day were will be given the children every day draat'e sup, it I8 beiRg irresistibly Police Beats Change. who were caught here in the receimt this wesk and prompt a‘tendance will impelied to ‘.‘uf"vl the nationsl inter Fhe reguizr monthiy change of pa. 148 conductsd by County Detective assure the chiddren of passing the final ests hy POPWEL presmane; at s powi o heats went inte offect this morn. Hiekey, and who appealed their casen aaminationt, The names of the class tion is difficult g The fol ing are the heats of [rom tha local court, will be tried in Wili be publighed later in the weel The Morning Post sxpects that the o regular offiesrs for the month of !'"® supsrior court in Hartford Thure- Japanese irvitation will jeopardize the Misk Dirotiy Rich has returned to | 3 the gume her home oo Main street after spend- May Prect N Gas Station on the . ' O when \enture 2 the paw, few onre as the zuest of . # hot liner to the outfield and e in Locktene streete=AN hensin ok S bl et s il "nr Mies Georgin Kelsey has bean en- Ursash so waltzing in with him tertaining relatives and friends from nday the battle will be fn New FBritain at her home on Main Throngh-—=Other Tiems # wy, when the locals will mect street m from that town, Avonet mhin scorc was George Karley, V. J. F Kin Wing, Mrs, Frnest Noltrame, Dorothy A, B Lindgren, Sebestian Gibllise Hyman i zon, Berntce Rollman, Tsa. and the program for coremony June: Captain Gucken, offics nights, 9ay morning elle W ~n, Bimily Ceysinski, Mary Wil also be made public A large success of the vh" v-n‘:m"‘ con rgeant McGillienddy, intestigation - mith, Tuth Foster, Jennis Prustk, Rumber of the parents and friends of ence, if ond®is called afier the Ameri- 0" g0 cijia work: Officer ®irup The senior class of the Lewis hgh Sophis Dreissk, Riephen Ukereska, !0® Youngeters plan to view the spec. cAn elections, and eurmises that it MAY (o) work and parking: Officer *chool will hold its annual e'ass night Anna Galas, Tngeborg Carlson, Lucille taeie. Aleo reawaken the Wwapore nas Virmault, permanest traffic. Offcers “3ercises on Thursday evening, June Naught Veronica Anmon, Inex Cale First Friday Deyotions bass issge in Great Brital Burns and axlineki MOLOrey 12 1t {8 thought that the exerciges Jins, Anna durgen, Alice James, Verna Iirst FPeday devotions will be held Passage of the exch foR pro it . Officer Connolly ¢ will be heid at Waverly Tan, Cheshire, Konsinate Samen ice B, Mann, Wisworth in tha chureh of Our Lady of Mcrey the paper suya, W viriually an ad . Officer Kait? Carr John G. Buckley, Jr., Simon next Priday with mass at 5:30 o'clock =ion that, en certain fssues ke Officer Doo The chemieal squad of the fire 4= Rose Danek, “nd the administering of Holy Com- of race. the dinary machiner p or Metaugl partment wam called out SRaturday munien again at 7 e'cloek. Confessiona diplomacy breaks down, the dec g . night ta axtinguieh a firs in a chimney Olga Johnson, Vera Carswell, Mar. il be heard Wednesday afterneen at factor being the passionate v ¢ tep O m house on Academy Hi iotie Recor, 1'tanees Lukus, Barbara ¢ n'clock and Wednesday evening at and prejudices of the peopls At . Ronth " - 1inn. Hieanor Potts, Florence Tell, 7:30 o'clocl Recalling that the Briti ¢ r 72 GOLFERS START OFF Arth nell, Tichard 8mith, Jennie Tadies’ Aid to Meet 19 also faced ®ith t racia 1 -- i Neanton, Mass, June 2 <Ninety-twe Holtmeann, Marcell o Ladies' Aid =oviety of the Bap- South Africa, Ke AN Bond dumper Retorned prominent women golfe represent. fiurch will d the 1ast meeting 2nd Australia, is adds ' . P i h ha fled fre ' ing the New FEngland, New York and the summer recess Wednesday MUl & \ery unture p nd son ' his . UATY Philadeiphia districts were scheduled home thepolitical me : i t or % 1 1h tem off today for the first 15 holes ¢ A2y are almost as difficnit t . . - tpoet o degates to Conference 1 Leke, Vietor Bakanos, Marion Katzeansr, Jennie Paskowska, Taharowska Juliz Podalak, Martha Glacer, Hamel Rees Adels Steskelona, Dorothy Reanlon, " Joseph McAloon, Ruth Rameay; Vir Go “ sth ginie Hunt, Mre, T Stockwell, Mre. lent, 3 Fary fees! the 56 holes madal play for the \. Contino. Alma Dill, Altea Bittner, of 5 hete I8 conmid. A8 An ¢ 1 - my A by P von . aster olf championship Nellie Dimek, Josephine Kurnicka, k to be finished at this scs- 1h3t of race t . " yuntey ib. Miss om. Zmvasky, Genevieve Gayda, Bertha ‘ sboe s dt A X 2 y . 4 i duys b Henna of Providence, whe Wom. leesorek, Csnthia Warren, Winthrop attcnd. Dreyer-Rice Wedding \ ' ; olica con o castern title fof twe Warren, Daniel Ceysinski, Mary Ber Return From West At Home of Bride "' morn vea il Aefend her ehampionship. radl, Marlon F. Dyson. Anna Bisosky and Mrs, C, .. Basney of Wem = g e e L Neldern ki ’ J 1 includes Mre, Ronald W p Nellin Dimek ine have returned home fram The « i "o and «:’,. AtPre : Philadeiphia. five times wine and ordered to apprar 1 Ereat s of officers Stasia Adame, Harold Bentle 2 na after a years Iice : Gl oAl Harey W ' nerki. r of t eastern title: Mes, G, W The three offic y il g § new officers will he Thunstron, Alice Hills, Doris Keiffer, i They made the trip in 0 4 A ande to 1 v 1000 Tioope of Bran Burn, and Mrs. J. V. Frown, O ‘ aivo bs made Torcph Gaydask, Hdwin fie, Jo. 1% weeks and four days going over ver « y y y s Lewia, made 1 “®, 2 1k t ymi ear. wph Tognosiar, Raymend Larson, 'h* T.incoln highway and returning on o5 > bt Carl Thosebeg, Lisie Reinkel, Mae national trail e : . ¢ y And raty ) . oil discovery had Margaret « Hospital Rev. Willia« oy * ' n Berlin v and Miss Fanny Lierlin iy Hurd, Philadeiphia R e Tteme of Interest in tao onald Bm New o Yo Anderson, Sylvia Rtepina, siationed waviek., Lillian Anderson, Beatrice : . ridge and the Middistonn 1 while | o . P | Borasons Alice Anderson, » = G s oo v Constable Ventres was on duiy 2t i e sl M red Mahoney, Addie K. ningham and Wininger, entered £t New Vork " A P e ¥ \ snet of Farmington avenue a : Rannieter, GIAdsy 1eavitt, Anna Goa. Francis’ hospital in Hartford Saturday #t the Methodist ndsr ¢ M Home Fre afternoon th undergo treatment. th Brookiys tifige, Office did gene g ! : czka, Stella Frirscka, Anna Heden- h edgi g trol duty along the ridg S b ity e ity and e Ruth Klare, Victoria Nyquist, Hold Rummage Sale. IR Pir » eat o Sund-s aft Wonld Vetablish Gas Station, V ¢ i T gvea Nyquist, Sophie . Anna The parish guild of the Episcopal Will bet " ¢ ' 4 ) 14 Gan stations are coming thie sturne ehireh of Our Ravieur will hold a Rt Pols 4 3 summer ¢ the PITZ6GERALD—LOORLISS e marriage of Miss Anna I's Grandmother's Tincipe t REng Looklis, Mre sxtifie Rack Color and Lustre e pret 1 to Aair. N " ngham Norman ledsnkey Bernice xat 1o Berlin, and now e t rum 5 ties Nymsanski Frnest runimage sale for the hanefit o eaten to invade the quistnes . Winthrop rothy Huneck, Helen Ke. Church in the church pariors all day New Hamp- Mrs, J. F. Thursday. The procerds will be de- Perlin strer ' 001 1 Richman veted to the work being earried on New Haven pa y i - ~ b ." "“'af 4 Pelton, Charles New- h ¥ R, Jone 3 ' e . g Atiants wn, Mra, Mary Wagner, Mrs, R, J. 0 the church by the guild e of part o antic o sive Prefle dre % Plaimville Bricfs o o rimred Olive T Andrew Ga s Main strest, %ill taks piace ta be ueed as a fllin ¢ T At e, Howard Unkishach, Julia Link Miss Vivian Howard hae returnsd EASt Main str g losandly gac More. WS propecty . kel Souep Jossph Shemanski, Anna 19 her home in Waverly. Mase.. aftep "OFFOH s Pasliae’ g " " gron ge and Farmin p Fast Berlin Tems . a few dass visit with Mise Maivipa CHure s Fagind Lookhem, 59 1 ' ! ster Phur. Vour hair your chanm. . B as i8 considered one of the most val The litrary will he closed this ste- _ Hiscox of Bievele strest ter of the Drsde, Wit © remald o ¢ " g i g - WO ahle piccss of 1and along the strect. sing, but =il be open Tuesday after. 5 Miss Elizabsth Burns of Central 2nd Nicholas Rocco be best Wil Serve Sentemore fades, turns gray or sireakad. just o . oo M on. v = . ‘ hauld the 468l £o throush § % oo from 3:30 to 5:30 o'ciock, and roi ”""‘ TODAY Bquare spent the week ends with Mman Josent Zigman and Max Phitlips, APplication or tso of Sage and Rul- boitsad e ol s oo ol OO I ion trom 1138 to 9:09| New Tork, June 2.—The wsconq ofears OFE L6 S0 o both charged e phur enhances its appearance & hun- cipset from Fasmington avenus, ¢ir- guimek for the exchangs of hooks game of the scries between the Uni- Taward Judeon mho has been vie- tione, vacatsd their anprale this mern. dredfeld A 4 wers taken 1o the coumt Tion't bBother 1o prepare the mix- 1.ookliss of Part ames T. Fitzgerald, son of Mr Mra. Michasl J. Fitzgerald, o That beautiful. sven shade of dark, 2 giarey hair fan only be had by brews. . 4 4 £ 2 miaturs of Sage Tea and Sule Fa le witt nar law 1 nd W gton Tidg Mr. and Mre orge Sallons of ‘°TS _‘] - and Princeton for ... nie mother, Mrs. Kate B. Jud- , New York have heen the guests of ‘the natlonal intercollegiate POlo o of Park Mrest for the past few ail by Treps cgrast Daniel Me. 1Hre: you can €5t this famons old championship will be played today. o " L " iined to his home in Gillicuddy to their 30 day terma, Tecipe Improved by the additien of The Princton team won the first cor "‘”,,m‘, 5 « V. test last T'riday, and would clinch O 1 Mre & Wella Churehill of faurel Street whil -' 1 Mre. Phillp Dotz at their obdit e . Zigmen conducisd 8 Smoke on oiher ingredients at & small cost. all 3 Land of this place 1ot Phint P rendy for wee, 1t in called Wysth's nday fings, Montana, whers 'he championelip title by winning to- . k spent the weel i with 10 HO\I" Livel shop on Prospect stroe Sage ard Suiphur Compound. Thia will spend the summer day. 11 Arizona is victorious a third o Seater Mre, Churehill was a 1% Gather can alwayk e depended upon te and deciding match will be played on o ere io ing hack the natoral color And s re- former resident of Plaintille Sh - " 8- i Mr. and Mre. Harry Wilcox and oppwg - of ¥l s De. WIS of Jour Suv. 1 ’ : 1 after . . i “ . YO r ™ Eversbody nees “Wereth's™ Sage and _p days as the gnest of samiily have returned to their home w ] omae A P a ¢ " - athering of the Iphur Compound now hecause 0 triends in towr in Tlasbrowek Heigh 3., after & edne!da 1 € iy : Mrs, John Frank will entertain at MOTHER GRAY'S .. . holiday and week ond 14 " rulers association on darkens 8o fatwraily and evenly fhat a whist and social to be given in the \WEET PO R with Ttey Ward., M. From 9a m ll““' surday at Ocean Beach, Now London nobsdy can tell #t has been applied. or w70 attended wers T'ast You simply dampen a sponge orlsoft B ere cart ehureh parior e e 1o r. rd's " fer. " s T s e o s PORGUILOREN, wico: » ¥e wards seiir. 6 p. m. B e et e, soos i ¥ S A Dzughiers of Amarica r‘::;’-'- Sestombe, SIS 1 patient 2t the Brise! hospital Splendid Values ‘ t k. John . Tioberis r. taking one amall strand &t - v W B . . Diverders 20 " " cally 0 AnA Alhert Lefebure. & time: hy morning the gray hair has t hend Prof. and Mre. 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