New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1926, Page 4

SEOL00 1N TORACCD MERGER United and Schulte Stores to! Gombine New York, Dec. 7. (P—The two largest retail cigar store chains in | the world, the United Cigar stores and the Schulte Retail stores cor- poration, are reported to have pooled their interests in a new $250,- 000,000 venture for the manufacture and distribution of tobacco products. | | assignor of | Alexander H. Trumbull, Stratford, nor to The Connecticut Electric .. Co., Bridgeport. Snap switch. Oliver M. Tucker and W. A. assignors, ssignments, to Hartford- Hartford. mesne ire Co., ture bushing. Clarence D. Tuska, Hartford, as- | signor to The C. D. Tuska Co. Veri- able condenser. Weet R. Uchtman, New Britain, to O. M. Dahl, = 13- ton, Mass. Egg Cooker. Willlam S. Warren, Meriden, as- signor to R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford. Spoon or similar article. Charles K. Woodbridge, Flushing, | N. Y., assignor to Dictaphone Corp., Bridgeport. Container, Trade Marks Registered Spoutarer- | | cigarettes. ¥ Ponemah Mills, Taftville, | plece goods. | The Tauber Co. Uncasville, Mont- ville. Fermented milk beverage. Labels Registered ! | Shay-Cuprite Laboratories, Inc., | Hartford. A Copper Coating Better | | than sPaint. For Preservative Coat- | | ing. | Trade Mark Applicants | Butchart-Nicholls Co., Glenbrook. | | Golt club, Girard & Co., | Moth balls. | Rome Bros. Bridgeport. Barley | malt extracts for beverage purposes Cotton Inc., Bridgeport. 1 | Y. W. C. 4. NOTES On the list of entertainers which is termed the *“Klassiest, Kleverest Konglomeratioh of Komical Khar- acters that Ever Kame to Town,” is the Undersea Beauty, Marfe the Mermaid; the Wild Woman, cap- tured at the risk of life in Kensing- ton; Mr. and Mrs. Pigmy; the Bearded Lady from Turkestan; the Mystery Bird; Spark Plug and his Twin; Little Birdie the Fat Lady; the, Tango Dancers; the Two Faced Lady (Can you beat it?); the Hu- man Glantress:' the Ciamese Twins and the Hula Hula Dancers. Mr. Gas Bagg is slated to appear as ring master and outside of the big canvas Mr. Hearim Bark-will en- tice the crowd with a hoarse rendi- tion of the “wondahs to be seen within this structuah.” The grand parade 13 scheduled for 8:30 o’clock boxers; Animated Animals—Awful and Atrocious; Fencing Exhibition; Live Y'er Wrestlers; and the Stroll- ing Gypsy Band. For music during the unrolling of this thrilling galaxy of stars which, each and every one, have appeared before the crowned heads of Europe | the listeners will be entranced with the Biggest, Best, Brassiest Brass Band in Britain (New), assiated by | the Tiniest Toy Orchestra. On sale tér the delection of the visitors will | be home made candy, pink lemon- ade, and the regulation pea-nuts and popcorn. The big show is dbout to com- | mence, ladeeeez and genelmen. Just buy your tickets at the door and step inside—claiming the first seat that mets your fancy. Hold your horses, the elephants are coming!| to be able to start the first night. Schedule for week is as follows: Monday, 1:30 to 2:30 o’'clock, swim- ming classes, 2:30 to 8 o'clock; ten- nis, 4:15 to 4:45 o'clock, South Church class, 8 to 9 o'clock swim- ming classes. Tuesday and Wednes- day, 2:30 to 4 o'clock, senior plunges; 4:15 to 5 o'clock junfor plunges. Tuesday cvening, 6 to 17 o'clock, basketball; 7 to 7:30, ten. nis; 7:30 to 9:30, gym classes, Thursday's evening hours same as Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday 6 to 9 o'clock, senior plunges. Sat- urday, 9 to 11 o'clock, Junior swim« ming classes; 11 to 11:45 o'clock, Junior plunges. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS Look out little boy—that lion is a | | mau eater! Everything i3 set for| | December 10th and 11th at the Y. W. C. A. circus. { —sharp. Other events on the program in- A preparing for the coming|clude: The Klown Xapers and Ka- cirens to be given at the bullding|per Klowns; Kitty Kats; Cock on December 10 and 11. The affair| Fights; Daredevils, Dolly, the Hair- is being promoted In regulation cir-|raising Rope Walker: Stupld and| cus style with posters announcing | His Intelligent Seals; Let 'Em Go|start on Tuesday evening ot this| Bjli J 1 1lmost Impossible features of the! (Only Klowns allowed to place week at 7:30 o'clock. Cirie mter-\B.lho“s ‘Egvor and Malaria Colds, Grippe. Flu, Dengue, program. : [bets); Tempsey and Dunney—the | ested should register at once so as | 1t kills the germs. Fools' Paradise The Startling Story of a Girls Great folly AS private secretary to Fred Joyce, the prominent attorney, Jane’s position was a fortunate oné. She held a post of importance.. Her hours were easy, her salary geod. Yet she was unhappy. She con- tinually dreamed of escape from the sordid svorld of business into a world of freedom and gaiety. Then came her opportunity. One morn- ing her employer took her hand and said: “Little girl, we've been working hard in this office. We both deserve aholiday. Let's take one. We'll do Paris, London, the Continent. Winter in Naples, summer at Deauville. I'll buy your hats, gowns, everything your heart desires. Will you go?” Marris Alterwitz, doing business «tonal Spring Water Co., Stam- | Maltless beverage and digtilled The New York Herald Tribun 5 b . 3 | s the two firms reached ar 3 ¥ | ment whereby each will main- its identity but both corp: igh the T 1 o corporation company or ed eight ago by persons assoctated | United Cigar stoj as All departments of the Y. W. C. ford. water Cheney Brothers, South Manches- ter. Woven, knitted, netted, textile, and pile fabrics in the piece. Hance-Parker Mfg. Co.. Meriden. Ash trays and holders for cigars and Physical Dept. 6 6 6 | A new gym class {s scheduled to is a Prescription for es com- 3 E X 2 5 A | | will of pur- the stock the Schulte corporation and a large por- tion of the stock of the United (ligar stores company. The presi- dent of the new comp will be | a busine sociate of orge J. | Whelan, president of the Uni Cigar stores company, while brother, Charles A. Whelan David A. Schulte, head of the t corporation, will be vice-pre: This working agreement, the ald Tribune says, is believed t the first step for the an of the two chain store has been a subject of for more than ye United € store comp 2,000 retail stores in States, the reaches almost 300. The agreement is said to al for purchase of stock in th company by stockholders United and Schulte company. Unfon and Tnited Tobacco compar land 10 par stock ays its directorate interlocks with that of the Un Cigar stores compan , Chicago Bureau ter they had discovered the hich the body of Clara Olson was buried near Rising pict was taken t before the body wa ed from girl's sweetheart n Olson, is being sought as her od his | This shows m of a sheriff's posse jus and | Shallow grave n, Wis. he grave. WISCONSIN JURY "~ BLAMES YOUTH of fore she 1 Ty e > sengt Manson, deceaded. § Hanson and ¢ 5. Testing or mea- firn five T N. Y. (2 patents) hine, Gordon, Shelton r manipulating plastic United Schulte chain Ma- ma- a1y man could be so handsome—and Ellie’s heart near burst with gladness when he singled her out as his future mate. Long drives in beloved moonlit lanes became their - nightly program—and then one day he brought her a message that was to bring her love castle tumbling about her eats, and fill her life with tragedy. A powerful lesson- story every girl should read. “What His Wife Found Out”—Genevieve realized that her love for Holden was wrong; that she could never hope to win him from his doll-like wife. Yet she could not give him up—could not steel her heart against him when he declared his un- dying love for her. But when the crash came— “My Taste of Life”— This is a story of a wo- man’s discontent—of a woman who had every comfort that money can buy, including a loyal husband’s love—but who longed for the gay lights of the city, the revelry of the night clubs, theatres, dancing, dining. An in- vitation to visit a friend for a few weeks gave her the excuse she wanted. She went. Every girl, everywife,whoisdeluded by the so-called gay life of the city should read this startling true-life nar- rative. nee s rf, and L, Toilet inclosur The |ter in the » body wa Irdman to plans for their fi o assets of United Cigar and instructing the patents) Method s company are give in the © night of & 3 atus for farming sheot apany's 1925 report 3 Tiolice 15 Fonna. st N. Humphrey, Ne i al r to United and that ni jon 1n i 5 statemer g br 1 Y 35 085,005 opey you ¢ tores company is reported to done an $85.000,000 busines vear, while hulte business was and marriage B irl to meet him of and Royalties Meriden, | TiiniialEase. antll catitioned vou do not do as 1 say 11 he shot and [ m hubhy.” . Kupchin, Pitt- | “True Story a Great Teacher” —Says Prominent Minister vice for discharging molten crial Arnold Mastrony, Bridgeport, Mop | Tobacco company. The Schulte Retall stores cory tHon s 1 company w ¢ of . A. Scl flod 1 vi and a day Clara’s father hac er McNah, Bridgeport. lution indicator J. Prelle, ted Him Tor some time, I have been interested in TRUE STORY MAGAZINE. I think it an excellent publication. In the first place the stories are couched in language which will not give offense to the most fastidious. In the second place, it teaches the great lesson of caution in dealing with life and sounds a warning to young people such as every pulpit in the land aims to declare. The greatest lessons in life are those gleaned from experience, either in ourown lives or the lives of others. Therefore, in the trials related in its pages, the great lessons of life are clearly and graphically taught. I would like to see TRUE STORY MAGAZINE in every home in the land. Very truly youss, Rev. Wm. L. Robinson, den now W L ¥ Stamford fou Sorrow 1 rov ectrical in Little Home meed of cor : Spicer, South Willing- Syndieat k adon compant o d his Jane's senses whirled. The Contipent! Paris! The mecca of every gitl’s dreams! But her finer in- stincts warned her that the thing her employer proposed could only end he Olson S » : At laid wreath | TR : in tragedy. She was about to re- fuse when Joyce brought out a magnificent rope of pearls —slipped them around her neck, where they lay like a soft caress. Her head swam; and when her tempter whispered: “Will you accept them?” his voice seemed to come from far away. His picture of luxury and pleasure rose vividly in her imagination. Torn between desire and self-loathing—she fought for the strength to say no! But when finally she slowly turned her burning face to his, he read her answer in her eyes. el into signor Had Jane counted the cost in bitter sor- no aoub'n thaitice. row and agony that was to grow-out of that Ve D R atts mad compact, she would have destroyed ' or bar A ;i herself rather than take that first foolish, fatal step. 4 Her pitiful story, with the names disguised for obvious reasons, appeats in the January issue of True Story Magazine. Itis entitled, “My Dangerous Paradise”. Those who think there is no price too high to pay for Jeisure and luxury, will find in this girl’s sad story a lesson they will never forget. Other Hzart-Gripping Features in January True Story are: “When a Man Forgets” —Until Ellie met Manford Ellis, she had not dreamed that ny While no com btainable from Mr. that from other Tn ( nit i roadless comm rm. Bu ipon th BAD COLD? TAKE ~ “CASCARETS” FOR BOWELS TONIGHT family the 54 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. 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