The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 11

Saree gene THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1922. PEND STUDENTS ASSKFIRESSTR } TRINITY COLLEGE Senior and Freshman Under Suspicion—One Is Athlete hk and Scholar. anoetoen MMM ite HARTFORD, Conn., Feb, 22—Two | Inity College students are under! Suspension to-day as a result of the State and local investigatios of six mysterious fires at the college. The| movements of the two students have been watched after investigating officials questioned other students} who knew certain details concern- ing the fires which have alarmed the | entire college community, 5 One of the-men is a senior, an ath- ete aud high scholarship man; the other is a freshman. i A member |of the freshman class was followed to the railroad | tation Monday afternoon and asked jot to leave town. The youth, whose oan ht SAE ome is in New York, is one of the group of students who had been dropped from college for low standing ollowing the midyear examinations. | Prof. Vernon A. Krieble of the| istry department, made an ex- jPmination of the burned wall in the tin Room and expressed the ppinion that oil had been used. Great exclcment prevailed in the | college when the srcond fire was| discovered in Jarvis Hall. The fire was vonfined to a drevacr in the bed- om of two students occupying a tate of three rooms. The damazo this second fire wa: also slight. The room was occupied by Willlam | funkins of Brooklyn, N, Y. Raymond Montgomery of New Haven. Both men were away at the time. A patrol of students about the college puilding discovered the blaze. The oor of Hunkins's room, usually un- rastened, was locked and students WProke it down to enter. CIT@PMENT AT BLAZE HANDICAPS FIREMEN tra Engines and Police Called as Building Burnes. Excited Negroes so !-.ampered firemen in the five-story building No. 16 East 22a Street, near Madison Avenue, at .30 A, M. to-day, that a second alarm ij Music O, ften Rang Through the Spacious Halls of Mount Vernon Bul since then there has come to many an American home an instrument whose musical quality and beauty of presence are such as never graced the stately mansion of ‘The Father of His Country”— _ The Milton Piano and The Milton Player The home where music is, is a home where any- however the spirit moves is proving a treasury of one likes to be. Well may we say that ‘“‘music loving golden hours. Are you without this rich source of homes are happiest.” pleasure ? And not the least of the hopeful signs of our day is The name on a growing number of the Pianos and that American homes in greater and greater num- Players ‘constantly going out from Loeser’s is bers are coming to know the sweet uplifting associa- Milton. The world loves an honest product and tion of music. A Piano or Player to sing to, to dance The Milton is first in the hearts of many, many to, or to listen to in restful quiet whenever and Brooklyn music lovers today. The Milton instruments are ex- tremely popular. They are one of sent for more apparatus and Police _[Paptain Noble of the East 126th Street Btation went with additional reserves maintain police lies, The blaze started on the first floor. oliceman Oscar Hanson aroused the wenty families in time for them to get put. ck Company No, 14 put up dders, but found no one to rescue, Before leaving by fire escapes or oof the occupants had closed their oors, which kept the fire mainly to he halls, doing 4 damage estimated at 10,000. ———— DALOASSIAN BOAT CLUB'S RE- CEPTION. The Delcassian Boat Club will hold its fourt& annual entertainment and eception dn Saturday, Feb, 25, at the Palm Garden, Lexington Avenue and th Street. An interesting programme be given by first-class talent, and he reception and dance will follow. Some State and city officials are ex- pected to present to greet old ends in the club. | ASTOR | COFFEE VAC>KEPT It is a make to which Loeser’s has long and unhesitatingly entrusted is guaranteed Le, iy 3a ‘ The makers of The Milton have always be- : aaa always fres hy and gees ies hee cig of ee to lieved in the old truism: ‘Honesty is the best pol- \ its reputation; and at the Loeser of full strength~ e world to ay tha’ proves tha) [ icy.” No make placed on the American market has PrAces for The Milton we challenge Le "O be GOOD a Piano or Player need ever been more truthfully represented by its spon- comparison—whether Grand, Up- because tt is not of necessity be high priced. sors, ‘The Milton is a make one can trust. right or Player. sealed ina perfect vacuum. SALTS FINE FOR | LEANSING KIDNEYS le eat too much meat, then the Back hurts. Just as honesty is ever its own re- a é There is a splendid showing of Mil- ward, so is the bright, beautiful, Milton Upr Ig hts from $295 tons in the Loeser Music Salons at colorful tone of a Milton the “‘blos- . all times, but it has never been finer som” that springs from the rich, | Milton Grands from $635 | than it will be tomorrow. We in- ’ fertile soil of quality. vite you to see and hear them. oui Milton Players from $495 Payments on a Milton May Be of Any Size Convenient That, Loeser’s leaves entirely with the purchaser. Any suggestion is acceptable. All that we require is that . the sum named be within the bounds of reason. With buying made so comfortable, one might as well possess a really fine instrument—a Milton! Losser'e—Fourth Floor. 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