New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1924, Page 14

PLAINVILLE VETS EXAMINER NAMED Dr. Geonge F. Cook Appointed to Medical Post by U. §. Burean | the Herald) Pla ‘ pt Dr . Cook of Plainvil een Ap- pointed medical examiner for Plain- ville and surrounding towns for the United States Veterans' Bureau, the being effective fmme- George has appomtment New Books at The Institute AMERICAN COLONIES IN THE 18TH CENTURY by H. L. Os- good Lucid scholarly treatment of the 1700-1763 to be followed by two more volumes “ e BEST GHOST STORLES S Bohun Lynch When you heve read the storles in this volume (preferably late at night and by the light of a candle), don't look behind you on yowr way upstairs, don't put your hand into the wardrobe without first opening | | | | Dr. George F. Cook | — | diately and until Dec. 31 1925. The appointment was given to Dr. Cook by G. H. Sweet, acting chief of the personnel division of the Veterars' Bureau. Dr. Cook's dutles will consist of | the care and examination ot all cases | of veterans who come under the supervision of the Veterans' Bureau 1n this district and will entail inves- tigation into all new medical and surgical cases under the bureau's gupervision and of all vocational trainees. Dn Cook, during the war, served as a member of the medical unit recruited and formed at Tufts Medi- | | | cal school. He recertly started prac-| This tice in Plainvillé and the immediate recognition of his services by the| government is a proof of his abllity. The appointment also assures what- ever ex-servicemen thers are in town connected -with the Veterans' bureau of immediate treatment of | their cases, ARREST CONSTABLE DRONK AT WHEEL | BRYON | CHILD PSYCHOLOGY by V. Ras- the door and remember how very well anyone (or thiwg) beneath your bed can grip your ankles just after you have Kkicked your shoes off. P BLACK LAUGHTER by Lleyelyn Powys. Gruesome fascinating hook deal- ing with primeval and primordal Africa. The land of roving lons and crouching leopards of witch- doctors, and hyena-like ‘“black laughter." siiails THE POET by Briscoe. ] This gathering together of essays and addresses by writers of different views sheds considerable light on & complex and much discussed per- sonallty. W. A CATHOLIC AND PROTESTANT E MENTS IN CHRISTIAN- ITY by O. C. Quick. mussen. These little volumes are much en. livened by fhe multitude of illus- trative anecdotes taken ' from the author's own observations upon child behavior. Soeine DRAMATIC DAYS AT THE OLD BAILEY by C. Kingston. Famous tri criminals and fudges at the Old Balley court in London FOUR WORDS by Logan P; Smith. . v GOVERNMENT OF INDIA by J. R. Macdonald. impartial and enlightening study of the Indian situation in 1920 is especlally interesting in vew of the author's present political position. GO HOW TO ORGANIZE THE CURRI- CULUM by Charles Alexander McMaurray. ) 5o HUNDRED AND ONE HARLE- QUINS by Sacheverell Sitwelk. e e LEGENDS OF HIGHWAYMEN by J. F. Blakeborough. Storfes of highwaymen and hob- men collected from many sources, with tales of witches and wise men, Such Wonderful Values Have Never ‘Before Been Offered So Early in the Season Eastern Millinery 133 MAIN ST., New Britain Unlimited Variety in Styles and Colors for Your Selection. For the Matron or the Miss. FOR ™ =2 DAYS ONLY Lyons Velvet ‘All Felt Velvet and® FeKPanne Hatter'’s Plush Embroidered or Trimmed With ‘Applique Flowers or Burnt Peacock ' The Hats Featured . Are All New and Up-to-the- Minute. Soft Off-the-Face Models—the New High Crowned Hats and All in Head Sizes That Fit. i Had Previously Amested Kb 557 many Gereritons ™™ ™ Omer Mafl Hm]sen MASSES AND .\‘I.\.\"l\\‘ Ernst Tol- NDIET I]ILPATRI[; ler. = A somher and intense @rama of Ridgefield, Sept. 23.—After arrest- | fevolution. ing Walter A. Butler of New York, som of the chief of the United States | naval police of Brooklyn, here Sat- urday night on charges of unmmm‘ of the rules of the road, Constable | Roswell Dingee, democratic nominee | for reelection was himself arrested |discussed in a clear entertaining by Sergeant John C. Kelly of the | fashion. The fllustrations in black Ridgefield state police harracks, on |and white add much to the attrac- a charge of driving a car while un.‘lxlwnm of the volume which is & der the influence of lquor. new edition of Barnard's companion Ashamed of Dingee | to Englieh history. Severely reprimanded in the town e court last night by Justice Samuel E. Nicholas, Constable Dingee but the plane continues on its To Train Parsons’ Voices | : In Theological Schools | space occupied by air compressors London, Sept. 23.—The comedy |is saved in the improved type and 'parson, one of the standing jokes on | 1088 of time, formerly devoted to re- P ] "N 39 EHAREES“"“ English variety stage, is threat- |charging the tanks for each flight, MEDIAEVAL ENGLAND by H. W. ened with extinction. With the en- |is averted. Davis. thusiastic support of the Archbish- | | rntectare cosume - seasore | Tofg] Penalty Might Be a8 MUCD |2’ o v et Seoner a5 195 Years phases of life in this period are Pineapple/ may be | chicken salad and | whereby all theological students pre- | the fiavor. i | | | | paring for Holy Orders in the Church of England wifl be trained e Skinny Kids ‘Need ; . 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N, ¥.. to the Connec. | PARLIAMENT AND REVOLUTION of the May term. The jury conven- |sely as o result of recent tests at el ticut etate line, he ordered by J. R. Macdonald (SR e orri ruth it oiipatiie e R e them 1o stop. He brought the party | A stimulating comparison of the |cage was not taken up unttl after- | In the new tatapult a pletol shot to tha state police bagracks where | existing government of England noon on the arrival of N. . Bean, | & s e s = t \ |ignites a powder charge which lit- | Dr. M 330 " % an investigation by Sergeant Kelly |and the aims of the bdlshevists bank examiner for the | araiy “hlows" the rum:z- nr:cvt hich | \"’; Y’irl;h:!x.ven”“l r‘i‘:‘;‘:fir: rv;h.a" Lo o DETIEr e F“z\[:\lmkuml Penalty |tk plane rests to the rail at the rate | McCoy's Cod Liver Ofl Tablets were WORLD by! e [of 60 miles an hour. 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