New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 4

SALD, WEDNESDAL, NI 28, 1926, 1 NEW BRITAIN DAl | nonliturgical forms of worship and | Tho usual emphasis ts Tatd on AS STORIES DIFFER ....... - ding dramatists from |singling out of th miles of prin [leged common-law husband, last | individual, Book Review, 204-8pd [Hugo and the Romatico down to [reds the tawny, Renaissance bulld- [July, —— the : ey Doesn't Know Which Witnesses Are Telling Truth 1 Morris Carter, [court eharged with felonlous assault | One cannot stund very long on {In connection with the shooting of the Clarles River plasance without (B, Allen Davis, actor and her al- THE HOLY CITY—GAUL | Glven by Swedish Bethany Church Choir THURSDAY, APRIL 20, AT 8 0'CLOCK Chorus of Voives, Assisted by Misses Eleanor dohnson, Irene Vahlstrom, Florence Ostlund, Mr. George Johnson s neatly pig future refor e teerning the dvaniutisty Missionary Says Fastern Tradltons 1y BRyDAY DOINGS 018 INSLCTS by Luey Cheesmen, The curator of Insects to Zoologleal Socicty of London writes this stmple and readable account ot rty and self determinatior the habits and behavior of Ins Are Giving Way To More Progressive Culture tention to the dramotists of any {plain the developmont of a quite ving din He had refused Yot the fmpasse fn which [commonpluce New York &It 1010 16"y charges agalnst Miss Davis I'tench drama now finds tself s hostess avound whose able )y g1 was subsequently Indicted, perhaps in no small measure duc humbly buzzed Sargents, Jamcses, | announced it would | to the provinciality of the French {Nortons, Adamses; no mere display X | { Davis on the stand to- femperament and it might have been [of cavice or vulgarity—when she |[FAC G Interesting to discuss this point. [opened Fenway Court her soclil | ™5y Lty peo s g grimage hossa, to do her | o the shooting, t lomage-will acount for the power L J ghe exerelsed or the aura that hung | round her name, Books. 02-Gi17 present time are - ticketed, |ing with the filad roof that 18| Put on the atand by the prosecu- | was tedominant subjects of discussiol expluing how they grow, onholed and filed for [inown as Fenway Court. For & 10ng | tjon, Duvis testifled that Miss Davis, nce. Little is sald con- [while this bullding was presided [whose real name s Day, shot him | nineteenth century jover by legendary fIKUre [heoauso he refused on her request to any other land, for (called Mrs, rdner. No mere ljgave tha aparimont of Henry Wag- never puld mueh record of money and travel can ox- lstary Giribble, playwrlght, where he n modern Turkey, according to Pro- [thoy show such an immense varic Mr. and fcssor Laurens H. Scelye of Belrut, iof form and slze and color, how Syria, h toeve at & [they protect themselves, how thoy fon of Ihreathe, their stings and bite and musical organs, e other land Mr. Raymond €. Helsing, Organist and Director Admission—50c¢ for Adults and 25¢ for Children The defense place Miss The marital troubles of Jer which were ength in poli beforo Yarors of alre at Mrs, ASSO0C 1eeting of t street, some I chureh, thelr light and court a The w unmed and There are chapters also on socin Judge B. Christian’ are simply labels and do | jpsects, on thelr ssoclations with not indicate that tho man calling flowers and on insects that produce ‘I(\!:._ morning. [ 1 1 1 | Limsclf elther 18 better than the commercinl products. Book Iteview, ued the case until May world 15, 7-C41 ather, he He sald the nusband Wil be i | 00 08 et i probation ofticer, Iy ung that people are turning incient eulture to the westers testified ilization for suggestions AND FAREWELL, by rige Moore, This, the juiciest, the witticst and the 1most eharacieristic of all George Moore's books 18 reissued in two volumes, With a new preface intro rrand. dueing and reviewing the work. Mr. primarily a picture guide, | Aoore discoy as with the te and well [ paphaelities, 1t 1s nature not art written text. I'urthermore If one I8 10t produced his masterplece, th going from Nice to Bylan or frontl itrcaseinis humon notire. . of any part of the French Riviera 10 |1raland: indecd no writer could add Switzerland, it I§ convenient to have {14 o humors of Yents, a book devoted solely to th Orbgaryar ABA T ant n |glon, The Nice-Tivian Colt 1t'i8 a wilty prefac route des Alps, g W0 ook, and it Mr. Moor cele- [the intention of aiding insists upon dropping Whistler' nner. This one ywho tak last name as unworthy of a man Review |with Me'Neill for his middle name takes no more liherty there tha everywhere in the fmpudent and delightful hook which he reintro duces, Srturday Review, 62.M78% 50, were A Complete Line of Heywood-Wakefield Baby Carriages PIRNBAUM'S FURNITURE STORE 381-383 Main Street ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ling in court ——— Alling conti und the charge of the Children of the couple hat there was no dinner at the day of the trouble wi the arresy of Yarors on the breach of the peace. Thel was sick 3t chil jren sald and they went 1o the stor They disagrced in their testim at this point, one Loy saying th pought cookies and pie and the other saylng they bought only cookles. Judge Alllng remarked that he could not bo expected to Hleve them when their &to not jibe as to what t dinner, elthough they same table, L0S ANGELES AGAIN 1S SUCCESSFUL IN PLIGH Tlies 5 of | Mr. and Mrs, John Alden reet, announce the engages ment of their daughter, Josephine Trena Golec, to Ben Joseph Witkow- ski, son of Mr. tnd Mis, Joseph Witkowski of Cromwell, Conn. Mr. Witkowski is employed at the Philadelphia oetjco of the Russell .\r‘xg‘ Co., of | Middletown, and Miss Golec at the New Britain Machine Co. Golee of by Henrl noon ch caused charg Al dgal mother Dirigible Over At rour Library —_— Lady and Atlantle City—>Minor thelr 1abit to designatc Kepalrs Needed. oses, v in June, cer A witty ‘ he Lakehurst, N. J. The Los Angeles. sister dirigible to the wreeked Shenandoal, L weathered her first test flight 3 ( | 10 months of idleness and was in e - Jier hangar today for minor vepairs -~ e[ n anticipation of & second light tomorrow. The los An Philadelphia year to be April 28 (B -— brated s been selectec Better Homes nber of books on THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD CARRIAGES IN THE CITY THE HOME FURNISHING CO. R. R. ARCADE the library buildin ) HE furnishing DOLOMITE Faure, This fs anfon volume to Stanley Dougl: Nice Tovlan, and the traveler road, a son-ir a through the Dolomites is relicved testified that Yarors ¢ 4 aga 1 ¢ . inot to have 1o take with him carrles a revolver Manning, furnishing cumbersome volume on the whole of send him away, don't y cautiful Northern Ttaly, The popularity of Alling asked. e e bound, the Dolomite district following it o, I want him to be good,” may be read at the post war Itallanization, adds con- the reply. library. The Architecfural Record, stantly to the interest of Gabricl “Do you think coming home and yyopjtectyre and Building and | Faure's pleasant study. M. Faure nair LJ'be Age a periodi knew the Dolomites under th have many suggestions for | Anstrian yoke huf the present ogpective huilder Country |volume re 8 the experiences of s some beautiful fllustrations more recent Ameri ¢ homes runs. 1 don't Garden and Hom hir my s 1l t 1 am i b o Koy pieaded uning 1t homes New Books MEMOIRS OF COUNT 1835), edited by Noailles hizh 150 or rior iting. rial availablo reles ealled over wie e v Yfore IYews rday, and returned heve lagt ht. Strong winc caused the yreaking of a water pipe in arear tendencies and forces” gondola, the snapping of a wire, intellectual, Tand a litile wear covering. the lives Structural engineers sald the and to thit weather handicap was weleomed » author has brought a rip | for its test value sympathetic wn- 0. I Burgees Altho the past fs subor- | aero in present in this soer passen He v and conelse presen- | doah when it broke tation of the national development. | mooring wmast in a storm the viking movement, and the form- | time hefore it was wrecked. natural trouba- | united kingdom with 1a = L 1ve not heen o 7 possessions. In a . among the e S Real Denver Pioneer Dies at Age of 93 Lecause the ¢ of the commercls poct has not been able to el e R Nefwargmilmi Waterviile, Mo, April 28 (P— Frastus H, Worner, 93, of this city, himself heard. He docs and consequent efl on the burdens of his r: and inercased participation ! | iim at the corner of North & is 100 light hearted long to b tonal | affalrs, Safurdns |10 lielbed Colonel Denvcr erect the mat tho earnor of Nerit S S L o first house in Denver, Colo., and for e A ; outh, although he has roved half 28 prglientiofithe personal Lumber Exch t night, he orld. . 811-Hs 7 I e ot born in W: % $2.00 and $4.00 BARTLETT |cantrilmtions. vou eay ; leay sons, Walter T., and : Stokes, b . Warner, of T.ouls. — e P Al cantiny ner's parents died when | Lo S 5 L IN OUR MAIN WINDOW now writers of Lglanee at in and he went to Buffalo, heard Horace Greely lec i i - on the opportn s of the The scason’s newest styles in ail the best selling sizes are marked $6.75 voung mar a. Neh, He was one 100 settlers in t New Britain’s share of a 200-case purchase of our buying syndicate. NORWAY, Hardy. lume of the Moder tld Series which afms to present ieed survey, with such his- ations as are neces on the WOMEN'S SHOES IMPORTANT PRICE NEWS | of the burean of IN OUR CENTER WINDOW | | Washi was a was on Shenan- loose from ifs some re moulding contemporary states” no dinner helps a man Buildin § fask (1 the; : ; 3 — 5 scholarship and a rstandin '8 the ¢ dinated to time Linow he wo John Shoes that were from $6.00 to $8.50 are marked $3.00 hecause there are only two or three pairs of a style Nearly all sizes included in this lot of 200-pairs. If your size is here, you save $3.00 to $4.50, There are also a few at he soes FOR HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELDS DOYLE FURNITURE (0., Inc. 500 Main Street THE HOME OF HOME OUTFITS WEARTY BLUES, Hughes. Mr. Hughes i3 a dour; and if there ‘rancols Villon it is chi why. or small as wll LIFE AND el ) MOLE (1781- o LA e Marquis de testified that Kovalski ¢ brought on b flated | position action CONNING TOWE By PPk Mrs, Kovalski influen centuries; rdy and forming teh ken it up: a bottle oge Mileschko for MEMORIFE Ol ANN manding Iynasties of cistratos hongeoisie “This “an the It is close upon a &0 that the re 1zo the renown de roh: r Mole Nupoleon i but in a did a kewpie in uze.* The prinelpal quality about s in the hook that rs nanship, Frov Adams is an exact artist and an rting editor. There ave parodics, they are good parodies. or t the love of man for a maid d versa is the favorite theme, portab wmill into Colorado. That . surely it should be in any hook Was the start of o lumber business light or sov There 1 conducted in £t. Louis until h Theo er charmaing and is . a disarming i of gayety from Was Si. Il worth the reading of any on ety tempered witi = i s ho delights in the flavor of old cuality (hat makes humorous writ- Former Vanities Girl on fashioned things. §2-W sense of life Trial for : 811-Adlc New York April TSABELLA STEWART GARDNER Parker Davis, former AND FENWAY COCURT, by mirl, is on o win oy sul ed the cial countesy. on tl telllng him n he Tmperial rogi Sh e lling the alities of in their own 1 charming or that the memory of thei rts of thi them. story of their lives i ©IN JAPAN, by on Constitution Tsland opposite West ; eRsH Point s alto in p ong urious account of the % firet erossed reight warried to the & not 'of the Grand $u rin an re. leschiko prior to Jewish con lome to board 92-F aid. Judge Al- the accused men AN the plains 14 times with teams and ried the See Our Display of HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD CARRIAGES A.Andrews. AND ‘€O, INC. munity Your size is in this lot. You ave swre of a savin of from 75 cents o $2.25, v book or trotter hut ¥ first colony of Yokohama. | small village. She not from atlway carriage od ; rom those of her own home. MANNING'S 10ft by the volume | % o Wiatl-Over Jerween tor. | A S \ W : SR SHOE STORE 132 Main Strect Telephone 72 .')M‘\ | p 32 1 Main Street o yupathy | MAIN CURRENTS OF MODERN 2 PRENCH DRAMA, by Hu \ssistant e the country ——— lows of a i fon Myror for <peed exlet igners and to be removed merely IR, ACHIEVEMENT NOTES ¥ 5 i =eing to co respect fo and fecls t will avert o eastern nd traits \mer " e OUR TIMES, by Mark Sullivan Mark Sullivan in the first volume history of Our Times and different kind of Its keyiole He has conceived history as cereation of the past and of the | 2 com to Trom istorieal vi b are gathe What he has as nearly as uspices of Post No. 6 Morty-on v and th re mor has is the note of exisience of o0 1600 1o What Are You Studying? ISTORY, mmathematics, literature, languages, science? In 1iv vhole curriculum, there is no lesson more jmpor- to guard vour health. lLong after your hard- forgotten, you will be putting inte vou are wise—the rulc it . with its continual studying, its sports. dances aifa mands a ody. How dis- - it is to miss the good times, And sometimes, how corous b Inexpensive and Charming EYWOOD-WAKEFIELD Reed and Fjbre Furniture combines rare charm with economy, comfort, ad long wear because 100 years of experience have shown Heywood-Wakefield designers the requirements of the nation's home builders. Better dealers are showing a wide variety of suites and individual { pieces in delightful colorings and upholsteries that harmonize with . 1 £ the newest thought in home decoration. {aughter, This charming furniture is suitable for every room. The prices ceta 1»‘1(- V( m- are within the reach of every purse. eriul lot of f school for four ertisements of the pound, and since she t irn the lesson of health. Find out ir wiil do. excrcise, sleep and proper food. Many school Jearned that Lydia E. Pin! s Vegetable Com- relped them to find the h - needed and has heir schoo! days rst ot all, then, lc what 11 Heywood- Wakefield Baby Carriages | T New Britain Dy Cleaning cor d To a Masters Standay inquality and Sevvice 96 WEST MAIN ST, FLANT 415 W. MAIN ST PHONES - 133373 it she has improved and has gone back .1 recommend the Vege- tahle Compuund to other mothers with girls who are not as strong as they should be.” Mgs. Avice LovTrAN, Route 2, “ha Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compou s TIL have A Quality Seal on Every Wheel. This Red Hub Cap, with the letters H-W in gold, helps Mothers to identify genuine Hey- wood-Wakefield products.