New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927. Ex-Private Who Served in American , Army njoyved Getting Chummy With Foch. Sir Oliver Lodge Comes Out Strongly in Opposition to Abolition of Mediums and Seances. DON! e el it | LON 1 and fift fr rd and ntal en is en franes apicee as the gard horticul Lodge ne itualistic shed ral pl It was oner Ch A storic, taphysic story ms Well Guarded Mouey In Banks ire lik s and 1 source artling i not account : has be sion, as 1 d past caus guard Ihe s of bacilli as clos Sir Oliver. How could w ol Famous Covent [ Prench Mosie S Pind Positions 1 N ot r 5o Paris > quaint theater, wher his first pe be disturbed by 0 saw \cademy Finds Words tetter Than Tiction the ar market, of mediums should be or anything of the sort he was reported to paper read hefore 1 congi that the f nisunderstanding for w have nev were to scrap our tools capes Modernization old r nton playhou: Al scheme luding th Te 1e, caus in stry ' land oceupied ju: fits posal to throng Cov er work the tourists sigh flower women and gin operations English Witch Balls i Attract Collectors 0ld English witch ba are among s of th rance the eds' “Intcrnationale™ <ults” Paris Cops “Internati ds t song 14 over, “insult o wo s an police a4 this con- and imposed s in three eases recent- classed At t mi from the beam s tr Qoor as w or all oce: \eir meetings | Tt might seem any of suffic their the underlyi olution, things sufficiently men dark poliec The hostile With Cost No Prot 1 ¥ main undusted to to heavy ious, but d re against <0 quite arn rings in 2 i 80 ¢ considered 1ed gove Aueed by a flay son trified the s lec curi dlenged by BRI ~ BERLIN |~ ‘anious Krupp to Be Manufactured By F | ¥ Steel. | | Are | Teeth Made of Porget to Remember n Leaving School T the to have thout rvices of t iscussion amo oard and heing vita A propos buildings hom. such Iy poleon was | igate the bus ir it bull he while that German Universities = Mi Forei Students an ion tment its purpos ration by all pplement to the h rig ron or growir Schumann Founl Piana ot Pailed To suc cuggest com yodily requi While Auto Painting Work Low Prices Spraving or Varnishing FRANKLIN SQ. FILLING STATION [ produ agome ES R & surfac the it t whi heart of London. move and directors E Pills, the buildings up-to-da the t Garden market s of Lo and blue glass balls . Formerly th on Old tages and inside above th scots to ward off the en stons | iry off evil spirit Most of them for ave apparently imprison- ch rempined in defe developed into an or of its pathetic attractiven _GAFETERIA ! LIVETOPIC AGAIN {Pros and Cons of Lunch Service | Being Disoussed a cafeteria or is 1o ¢ this -school system is be- | oming one of the live subjects of arents of pupils, concerned. a addition to the includes opposition hat an entire new high city would her W Lunch W, ns an I the sxchool The school con (®—8ir Oliver e thought epir- abol- Anne Boleyn's Clock Gets Modern Cleaning Anne Boleyn's elock, a gift from Henry VIIL, on her wedding day, Is | being cleaned and given a general | overhauling the first time in many vears. The clock, but ten inches in \eight, 1s now one of the treasures of Buckingham Palace. It formerly belonged to Horace Walpole ands when his effects were sold Queen Victoria bought the timepiece for £110. Another specimen at the Palace, the town residence of the King and Queen is known as an “act of par ment clock,” a clock which out of a tax imposed on watches hy Pitt. When the tax became foctive, watches were worn less and | less and tavern keepers and as many housekeepers_as could ~afford it opted a hold mural timepi | o henofit of their customers. e stated in a e international in Paris. ine ich he could to some misa safd a Covent Shakespeare Invades East End Of London the children Copperficla is not to which call for famous flower which dates ars and fron takes its name vid us n of London's east end i ct, the voting of the boys and ranging in from 10 to| s more than two to one in vor -of the Stratford bard tost question was ons of the juvenil Al Green public reporting on y fa- market theater, d value of the in the Strand in the I But the pro- the librarfan market ubmitted of of! the re- as being | from ildrens | for Sh, chiefly to Tamb's and Me Ltd., premis is one of Ton, where vegetable sellers ) 1 | Tn Newspapers | alking Communism st Benn, publisher and . beli mmunist talk | 1 adopted by many fashion- 1 hecause can get hle young men and worm that 1s the only way they the newspapers. —ordinary vain human ike to be reported,” sald t n an address to the an- ting of the TIndividualist | Limited. “If they can the newspape by Communism, is it any won- that means of becom- s and tear the curious col- moment. witeh balls are silver, #olde en on Chri v were hun glish cot- ntrarn People ngs— ‘ r Erne into s Jest s of & ! founded on pessimi tou "hey are 1 parties are all cking for trouble and wrong which or may not exist, and then in jack remedies whic » the supposed troubl, st. “Individualism nd confidence, natural condition of men and women. In my view there r too much advertising of so- cialism.” sald present Jay poll- gl car” merely inally was pro- » glass from the glass . however, ¥ ament b Sir B optimism which 1 healthy | in the direction of providing room since the plan is but a Us ¢ If there is to feterio it must be large enoug [ | TOHELP ORPHANS ol Juntor high school auditorium Sun- sl t | which | under th grew |1 Violin Bal ing the | of 1,000 pupils at on H. Holmes t ing probably equal to the three lunch- ake care ting. Supt. liey ommodations of rooms now in the city. List of i;ate;ts Issfied To Connecticut People | (List compiled weekly from the | Official Gazette by the office of | Harol! Manning, Shoe Store, 211 Main St Lritain) Gustay S Boeseh, stzing machine, Henry Cave, Hartford, by mesne assiznments, 10 Railway Signal Co. Dish-wasl exist- | pachi ab Benjamin has de- . pypenable member | any nior High school addition to th Danbury. Hat- | of the both members a sz . cran F Waterbury tobert L. Ham Boston, ssignor to mit Thread Co. Thread cop Harvey Hubbell, Rridgeport. Can- pull s Williamn prope to Winehester New Have 1hoo v B Le Fitch, Greenwich, one in the ol venturs than hali would use opposite it Hartford. Grav- Hamien tin eture ty ving 1 ar uses Lane assIgn- Arms | or | and Mar e are s split-ha fist bt fed of both t wers , New London. \eloc- n the rniinal, J. W. Ogden, B. W. H. Wh 1ES 0 Arthur H Northrop, ors to T Pitney G. Jr., Stamford. (2 pat- ria to pro food postag ech Trip 1 sm for sup- g, and| Lo} sigi table | ( r machin €. Ri to The Y Trolley con: L. Tulis, nominal cost Tuctive Stamford & Towne truction. New Haven il con or Mfe. Pir ntly rt- . trequ onomics 1 by the The Hurtford. & rge Whitney. s ddea are signor to S. Zimmer, Trade-Marks R Caulking Bri vice red Londor geport B Tra st New 8 O'Cor pnomic an of ave- the rctical por mar- opening produce the 7 in bu aistered Bridge or in. For indow (i ints Registered nos Co,, New 1T For Dental Cream Trade-Mark Applicants Rubher as Wales Naugatuek an ed . this sub- ) Shoe ay and, gooqyenr 1t they | poo ¥ hich will — py rements of the pos a1 s Metropolitun Body Co., Cabs, dump bodies, and ‘or antomotive vehicles. food is serve not ned ex st rain ever recorded in States was at Taylor, cptember, 1921, Durd 1 a night, 23.11 tnches of noon report tin, m DENTIST | Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. Ur. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. U X-RAY. GAS and OXYGEN home. not v and th mittee ha 0 take definit ler, { ey-Bowes Pos- | Meriden. t pon We're (echo) d. “Vanka—Tanka" Balalalka Orchestra a. “"Waiting"'—waltz b. “T Will Go to the § am . . Kozachok (little Russian folk dance at Junior High School | R 0 - Slavish (national dance) b | Sophie Nazaruk, Nonna Belomizy. Nina Anop “Lapotniki” (comical duet) Dankevich, Vladimir Karpey (iirls' Choir: “Don’t Sew Me Mothe Lovely (comical folk song) Going to the Woods” USSIAN CHURCH ' (folk sor " (folk ) A concert for the henefit of the phans of the Russian Orthodox church will be given in the Central October 30, at 2:30 p. m. The| a. Red § oneert will consist of vocal and in- | trumental music, folk dancing and he plaving of the balalaikas, for this choir is noted. It will be » direction of choirmaster E. and danci folk (singing dancing) Sophie Nazaruk, Nadis Garlevsky, Serge Dankevich Viadimar Karpey Kozachok (little Russian folk dance) Nina Dankevich, Matzora Kate- shonek Serenremmikoft. Bae program is as follows ssian Choir: Russian hymn American hymn | h hymn, “Song of Cher- o Lomakin | . Grechaninor ‘n Ankuda My Prayer: Archangelsky Live" Bartnis .... K. Dankevich “Long, Long Ago™ “Adoration" K. Dankievick Nina Zaiko, A E. A by K. air: Kalinka (folk sor Gladilin with ¢ ‘Green Mea “It’s Raini folk song) Balathika Orchestr: Potpouri” (litt] song) “The Moor song) Choir: “Hanzia" song) n the Forest Pine” (folk sor ccompan God ear f. “Muny Years to : sky ow o no Solo . Solo, M. Molchan companied ac- ines Bright” aika Orchestra “Waves of the Danube” “Karobushka” (folk song). Intermission <ian Cholr a (ttle Russian folk i Stood ) a Littl Balalaika orchestra, danc- The Burriit Art Shop| Prof. Bug. i dancers will bg d toned sed in old fash- | nativa costumes, Racing Greyhounds Train on Luxuries gland, Oct. P —The the Leeds Greyhound wine to a greyhound be- has disclosed that here- reyhound f an the ave 85 W. Main St. 1tion of Special Sale —of— Lamps Pottery Boudotr Lamps, with ncw silk chintz shades. $2 65 . 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