New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1927, Page 11

WILL TO SERVE IS SPIRIT OF KIWANIS F. K. Kean Delivers Tnspiring Talk at Club Banquet Jesus was a sportsman, whose message was one of a square deal, He had nothing to do with modern | narrow ideals of theology, according | to Franklin H. Kean, international representative of Kiwanis clubs and for 20 years headmaster in the Uni- versity school at St. Louis Mo. Mr. Kean spoke last evening at the fourth annual banquet of the Ki- wanis club, at the Elks’ hall. He took as his theme Paul’s oration on love, and analyzed the interpreta- tion, applying his analysis to the spirit of Kiwanis. He sald the Council of Vienna predicted the World War almost to the date, 100 years previous. He pointed out that the wave of senti- ment as opposed to war resulted during the war in the birth of civic clubs, which he said was the great- est constructive force in America. “When St. Paul said Tove thy neighbor’ he did not mean some- thing saccarine or sentimental, he spoke of love as that of the high- est respect in whom he held other men and tolerance for their thoughts and views,” the speaker said. He said Kiwanis does not exist in its orators, adding: “The true serv- ice man is the man with not so much utterance but who is willing to hear with an effective ear. “It is a mistake to think that in- dustrial or commerclal success makes a Kiwanian. Often the superior man in the bank {s the cashier and not the president.” The speaker severely criticised men and women of blunt speech, who tell the truth to their friends without regard for the injury their feelings, as “almost a coward.” “A man of that type !s a man of magnificent bluff. He covers his own cowardice in a certain brus- queness,” he said. i “One of life's greatest trials is the self made man who makes him- self generally disliked. In time of adversity he cries ‘Look what has been done to me’; when he is pros- perous he says “Look what I have done." “Sinclalr Lewis in his ‘Babbitt’ found some evidences of danger. We sit around a table patting our- selves on the back and think we are the salt ‘of the earth. “A large part of the scandal in the world s because of that trait of destructiveness and meanness in all of us who like to pull down greatness to our own standards. “There is always a way to achieve .the ends of law and de- cency without being in the least incompatible with mercy and jus- tice. “You are not a clothier if you simply confine yourselt to selling clothes as long as there is naked- ness in the word. You are not a baker if you confine yourself to selling bread as long as someone is hungry.” A diamond watch fob with a Kiwanis emblem was presented to President J. M. Ward by Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlquist on behalf of the club, Arthur Berg and Willlam R. Fenn were presented with Kiwanis buttons for not having missed a meeting in a year. Harry C. Bill- ings was presented with a pen- knife mounted with a Kiwanis em- blem in gold, for not having miss ed a meeting since the club organized. Gold émpacts with K wanis emblems were presented to the women guests. Stanton Ashley, Dwight Latham and Paul E. Lucas furnished en- tertainment. Dancing followed., Beef Stew in Face Good Weapon Against Bandits Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 27 (UP) Reef stew proved an effective anti- dote for crime here. | “Give us it,” demanded one of two | bandits on entering John Barkas’ | lunch cart. John gave .generously—not of money but of beef stew, which he threw at the spokesman's face. Blinded, the bandid was dragged from the cart by his companion, und both escaped in an automobile. ADVICE TO DAIRYMEN Hartford, Jan. 27 (P—Fallure to| put into effect modern practices and | methods on their farms leaves the great mass of dairymen far behind the leaders and in a situation where the milk produced does not meet the cost of production. Prof. E. B. Fitts, of Pennsylvania State College 'in- formed the Union Agricultural meet- ing here today. e A THREE DAYS COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Persistent coughs and colds lead to. serious trouble. You can stop the now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is plcasant to take. Creo- mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in- hibits germ growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec- ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in additien to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is abe sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germa Creomulsion js guaranteed satisfac- tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchi asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira. tory diseases, and is excellent for build- ing up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold is to WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR WIFE SLAYER'S ARREST Wisconsin Man Admits That Dismembered her Dead Body. Mauston, Wis,, Jan. 27 (®—R. N. Orchard, district attorney of Grant county, where William N. Coffey, confessed he killed Mrs. Hattie He {Hales, his bigamous wife, and bur- ied her dismembered body, was en route to Mauston today with a war- vl - Stock. of 5 Floors Baseflen’c Warehouse $ 00, tone in wool tapestry. chair. Sale price . $600.00, 3-piece suite. hair and pure white felt. Needlepoint. Sale pric $700 Marie Antolnetie mohair; solid mahogan cushions with two e Sale pric $380.00, 3-piece suite. S ‘arm chair and denim in taupe and g custom built suite. 3 p Sale price ..... painted floral d tions. dresser, chest Sale price . bow-end bed. Sale price . 00 Wid of two-tone effect. lined drawers. .00 Sh tsmanship. ,3.‘5."“ Sheraton fi lacquer finish. darker Walnut color. Sale price only These are but a few e $525. Antique walnu Itallan Renaissance design. course. Sale price $900. G silver inch buff tevior. Antique $ best maler: seat 10 pieces. ghted Tvory decorative effects. Sale price 375 Spanish Renais: the old world drawer pulls. in beautifully shaded walnut, quard velour. 10 pi Sale price “top heavy"” Beautiful An wa\ Sale price ... $300 Mohair davenp moss edging, fri mohair. 83 inches long. Sale prico . e e design. French Needl 1y sell in the hundred figure. $200 solid red maho, Inches long with genuine one-half off. not relieved after taking according to directions, Ask your druggist. (.flv 2-piece living room suite. \e ‘and rose mohalr with mulii color reversible cushions Chesterfield davenport, Louis mohair upon a frame of solid mahogany. Reve! Cog: value! Brown moss THIS IS THE KIND 01 I'Llu\lTlI’L ll AR Bedroom Suites .00 five-piece Antique Walnut Inlays drawers, bed, dressing Widdicomb Furniture Compan o large pie -l large ]u"ma of finest construction. At cxactly half price in this sale . y. ic swell fronts, antique silver drawe: h Walnut suite Michigan made suite. suite. 'nd Rapids Chair Company beautiful pieces of genuine Crotch mahog fittings Hepplewhite de od d Chairs lm\c bluu “haircloth American Wa Draw A massive, These suites must be scen to be appreci with the furniture industries’ finest productions. 0 Colonial Windsor arm chair. Y £O! ble cushions. h Or:t‘n"lm.-'x! ‘@ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1927, rant charging murdex. The Madison bond salesman and lay preacher yesterday made a new | confession, declaring that instead of tossing the body of Mrs. Hales into the Missiesipp1 river as he first had claimed, he kept it in his automobile | for a day anc then terror-stricken, | used a butcher knife to dismember it. | Coffey still maintained that he ac- cidentally killed the woman with a baseball bat during an argument in | their tent pitcied on the Wisconsin | side of the Mississippi river. He’ said he pulled up his tent, placed | 1\\ here he spent the remainder of the night and all the next day. Then he decided to dismember the | |body and bury it. The second confession was obtain- ed by Juneau county officials after new evidence was disclosed by the |discovery of a pick and shovel and a grass mat bearing stains believed to be blood in the basement of Cof- |fey's home t Madison, wife and three children lived. ENGINEERS IN SESSISON A. 8. M. Es [ ore of decided interest to the tech- | Bristol plants were dinner guests of Hears Discussion On Small Tool |1ical men present as was also |statement that plain eleetric furnace | Departure Co. at the Endes Production At Meeting in Bristol. |carbon steel was superior for many| previous to the meeting. {small Tools to any of the alloys. The | About 100 members and guests of cngineers were fold that 18-20 per |meeting over to Albert Vuilleumier, where bhis|the New Dritain section, American |cent tungston—68-72 per cent carbon | the Bristol member of the executive | Society of Mechanical Engineers, at- |high speed steels had been found ! committee, who had charge of the |co. of Harttora, |intustratea tecturs | production.” Who delivered an|by graphs and charts. on ‘“small tool| The executive committes of the The lantern siides and |New Britain section and executives | exhibits displayed by the speaku‘"‘rom the New Departure and other the | Vice-President Hughes of the New club Chairman H. C. Barnes turned the |tended the regular January meeting | to stand up under service better |arrangements, SPRING FROCKS Metal and wool embroidery are | featured on frocks for spring, and | | Bristol last eve ning. The spea cer was A. H. d"Arcambal, tion of the secondary hardening of | tan shades in hosiery | of the section held at the Endeo elub, |than Ligh speed steels of lower car- !bon content, An interesting exposi-| Besides the light nude and pinkish for evening, the body in his car and drove to a | they are used on light wools and on | metallurgist and emall tool produc- high steels in cocling from 1,100 de- | one sees an occasional gun metal or grove about 5 miles from Platteville | Feature Values Indicating the large savings on our est lines. All high grade furniture. Living Room Suites A Luxart suite. Silver Buttonback $ “8 DD nest quality taupe ling is of curled VI «t)l(‘ The ible cushions in e reversihle 8495 lver p blue mohair. v Serpentine_ front, 8279 Beautiful mercerized ("u'v‘o edging; si tassels. ; §149 LY FOUND IN SALES site hand Bureau Ma Suite with of table and Lll.v In two-tone effect. s with an unusual arched $239 h walnut Sycamore 78 4 pleces. $365 with indestructible Triple moulded ¢ In dull, bbon inlays. pulls. At % off amples of many other unusual mark- downs in high grade furniture that is not in the sale class. Dining Room Suites 9 pieces. In genuine walnut. Finest construction—dust proof, of Large pieces—G6 inch buffet. One of the most Mahogany in- upholstered seats 95 om one of the 8395 with antique r pulls in old brass, Exquisite fan 8395 refice! influence in imposing design developed Chair seats of rose and taupe Jac- . §295.00 Our stock is Chairs have suite, mxl Odd Pieces With genuine rush seat 7.75 cous picce of furniture, Black Walnut and mole striped $195.00 in copi Superh desig s at around the Our sale price ch plate glass mirrors, $100.00 The largest furniture house in New England. MEMBER CF UL Opposite Capitol Grounds, Hartford cotton fabrics as well as on silks. R TSy ) & French Walnut and Rosewood Tudor Perind 5@5 ---3 Pieces rosewood col sed, chest of variity to In Tudor des! Trimmed CEDAR CHEST long. th brass trimmings. lock corner const proof, Regularly $1 Others at $14.50, $16.75 to $85.00 Famous Moth An outstanding value table, buffet, White Cotton Mattress white cotton es, durable grade Rolled edge. Governor Winthrop Desks $68.00 charm and quaint o of that prized Colonial possession—the Governor Winthrop! ortment of beai- ns. We feature nding value at le price, mat- of Spe- Mahogany Finish Day Bed lot of all m day mahogany finish. Com- with maitresses cov- in cretonne, Special at $19.95 this low Kitchen Cabinets ered Lovely Assort- ment of Tea Carts "‘v» tea nd rubber tir g t a cheap af h $10.00 more, Floor kitel The s Sellers m.l'- ~—the one you sce tised in the ma Big sale reductions. is the time to save or more! Agents for (‘k’mmod Ranges LER .50 72 Becoming Part of Adasku\. Furnitwre | tion expert for the Pratt & Whllncy‘grees F to 70 degrees was prcsenled‘ black. Thelarges ONE ON THE COP ‘Worcester, Mass, Jan. 37 (UP)-- Traffic Officer Power was “brok:" and wanted a couple of dollars un‘il pay day. S0, when he saw his frien!l, Thomas Comlin, approaching in un automobile, he lifted his white- gloved hand and asked: “Hey, Mr. Vanderblit, have you got time ta scribble me a check for $1,000,000%" Both Comlin and & companion seemed embarrassed. Later, Policeman Power lesrned that the other occupant of tie car was Willlam H. Vanderbdiit of New York and Newport. - C.C FullerCo.*%" FULLER FURNITURE CQ Syn.dicate t Furniture Here! Right now! Suite Specials i the 3 PIECES . . Re-organization Sale See List at Left for Mark- Downs on Higher Priced DINING SUITE—TUDOR PERIOD--.9 PIECES A handsome Dining Suite, beautifully designed in Tudor Period. in our lower price lines. arm chair and 5 side chairs at t! sale price of the handsome china cabinet is only $34.00. Wilton Tapestry Axminster At Sale Prices 9x12 Axminster . $29.50 9x12 Tapestry Rugs Regular $32.50. Good Patterns .. High Pile. Regular $39.00 Numbers SAME SUITE IN *129 ity than the filled removable cushions. —Ilarge and comfortable. different and beautiful coverings. SAME SUITE IN MOHAIR 8 pieces, including s low price. The ALL STEEL, WHITE Enameled Crib e Full size crib, all steel con- struction, with drop sides. A $12 value. FOUR POSTER $22.50 9x12 Wilton Rugs Fm" quality. Slze 40\10 Ffi’fifiifififi °C0 40-56 FORD ST. Seamless. Regu- $69.75 27x52 Axminster Reg. $3.25 $1.98 Our handsome line of elegant four- poster mahogany beds has Dbeen marked down. A feature of wide in- (rre:t is the beautiful number at Between Asylum ond Pearl Ste. FIGURED VELOUR A well made, nicely tailored suite of better construction in quale price might lead you to believe. struction throughout, spring foundations, spring back and loose spring Reversible cushions, of course, Suite may be had in your choice of many ENTIRE . #250,000.00 Ullffi STOCK OF HIGH GRADFE FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, RUGS,GLENWOOD RANGES,ETC. RKEDUCED IMPRICE ARD OFFERED ONLIBERAL TERMS IF DESIRED “Crowded to the Roof” with fine quality high-grade furniture. 3 buildings floors of the finest the industry produces. From such makers as Sligh, Wlddlcomb, Woodward, Jamestown Lounge, Mueller, and a host of others in Grand Rapids and Jamestown. To make room for more diversified assortments, the more expensive lines are sharply reduced for the Re-Organization Sale. , 6 What an opportunity! JACQUARD VELOUR *129 Full spring con- 3 pieces *189 Foot Stool SPECIAL One lot of fine velour foot stools in assorted patterns Others in choice mohair at $3.95. Gatelegs Table 16= Large, handsome leg table in béautiful de- sign. Top is 35 by 48 inches! Richly finished in mahogany. Regularly $27.50. Stores At Hartford, Springfield, olyol