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New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
:; EW. #7 {; CA. Notes, V Plans,

The Stanley Works Girls basket ball team will hold practice in the gym" this evening. Following this there will be a meeting of the com- mittee of the Girls Industrial Bas- ketball league.
 Saturday evening the gymnasium will be thrown open to members and their guests for roller skating.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Mrs. Louisa Kessner.

Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa kessner were held last evening at o'clock at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs Harry $. Cook. Rev. Samuel Sutcl1ffe or St. Marks Episcopal church, was in charge. Floral tri- butes were numerous, coming from members of her family" and Stella Rebekah lodge
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Card of Thanks.

The family of the late Mrs. Louisa bessner. who died at the residence of her son-in-law, MT. Harry s. Cook, No. 62 Trinity street, City, sincerely thanks all those who showed her such kindness in her late sickness, and es- necia1ly all those who sent flowers.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
COAL FAMINE RELIEVE

Spr1ngf1eId, Mass, Feb. 12.7 E improvement in the coal situa this city was reported todd slightly more than normal l from roads entering the city day One hundred cars for points passed through the city, as the normal is 200 cars. A erable amount of coal was d{ at Holyoke yesterday by the and Maine.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all kind friends and neighbors, Unity Rebekah lodge No. 54, I. O. o. F., the Mattabessett tribe, No. If, I. O. R. M, Engine Go. 5. Annex club and Dept. A, P. & F. Corbin's for ther sympathy and acts of kindness shown us at the death of our beloved wife and mother.
 FRED o. SCHNEIDER,
 AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
BRAKEMAN KILLED.

New London, Feb. 12-Brakeman Benjamin w. Mcclure, 2s, of Vel ton street, New Haven, died on the way to the hospital here today from injuries received near the Groton sig nal station, as the result of being struck by a transfer train from this city to Midway
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED-Experie salcslady for our fancy goods department. Apply
 Riker & Hegeman. 2-12-3d FOR SAIE-1 heavy bobsleigh, S20. Dry ft wood. $6 per cord. c. L.
 Barnes, Barnesdale. 212-3dx
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
DIVORCE PAPERS FILED

The divorce papers of Victory Truskowski versus William Truskow ski have been filed and the case will be giving a hearing at the Superior court during the month of March. The Hungerford & Nair law office represent Mrs. Truskowslzi. The divorce has been brought on the grounds of intolerable cruelty.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Mrs Esfiue RuchoIL-

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Ustine Bucholz will be he'd tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 from her home at g. Whiting street. Rev. Martin Il. Gaudian will be in charge. Burial will be in the Fairview emetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
IRISH BILL NEXT WEEK

London, Feb. t2.--Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons today that he hoped to introduce the Irish home rule bill in the house next week
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
BocoS Ngrdechian.

Bogos Ngrdechian, of 20 Lafayette street, died late yesterday afternoon in the Hartford hospital. He was 54 years old and unmarried and worked in F. and F. Corbin's factory. The funeral arrangements are incomplete.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
JURY TRIAL GOES OVER.

The suit of the Reliance Realty company against Nathan Novecl1 which was scheduled to be tried be- fore a jury in the city court this morning has been put over for re- assignment
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Edward B, Johnson"

The funeral of Edward B. Johnson was held at 1:30 o'clock ths after noon at his late home 325 Church street. Rev. pr. $. G. Ohman off, ciated at the service and the burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Mrs. Edmund ScIliIIing.

The funeral of Mrs. Edmund Schilling will be held at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning from 232 South Main street and services will be held in St. Peters church at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Mrs. Christina Olson.

The funeral of Mrs. Christina Olson was held this afternoon from her residence, S7 Austin street. Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman officiated at the service. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
SPECIAL MOTH
MONTHS MIND MASS
 REOTENT

A months mind mass for thl Of the soul of the late Mrd Duffy will be held at St. church Saturday morning, Fl 14. Friends and relatives of q ceased are invited to attend.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
MiSak Mouradian.

The funeral of Misak Mouradal has been held up pending the arriva of son of the deceased from Detroit, Mich.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Mrs. Charles k. McEnroe.

The funeral of Mrs, Charles F.. McEnroe will be held tomorrow morning with services in St. Joseph $ church at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
Special At $1 .98 Set

Figure for yourself; the material to make them 29- inch, 50 to Soc yard would cost you over $500.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12


 For the past 10 years Gaby was one of the best known figures in the world Former King Manuel, of Portugal. made" her by his mfatnh- ton, which threw a certain slamor around her in the public eye and was cleverly played up by her press agents.
 Her unique personality. which was expressed in freak costumes and towering headdresSeS, made her pop ular in Broadway musical comedy when she first came here. Her most recent appearance in New York, how ever, was not a success. She visited New York last October in company with the Duke de Crfussol, who ran away from his mother in order to ask .Gaby to marry him. She refused.
 Sir James Barrie took an interest in Gaby when she was in London early in the war and wrote a review called Rosy Rapture in which she appeared. Later she returned to Harry Pileer. her dancing partner.
 Gaby's real name was Hedy Nevra- til. She was born in Vienna and her parents were from Galicia. Her mother accompanied her on trips to this country.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12

ex-service soldier, po-
 sition as an auto mechanic or chauffeur. Apply Cari Terry, II
 Willow St. 2-12-3d
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12

Olcott's orchestra at the fair-one uight.-advt. -..n
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12
GABY DESLYS DIES,
 INFLUENZA VICTIM
Throat Affection Sets In Following Attack and Kills Wcl-Known French Actress.

Paris, Feb. 12.-Gaby Deslys died yesterday of throat trouble which is believed to have been complication of influenza. She recently underwent several operations. Her condition became grave last December and her relatives were summoned from America.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-12

WANTED-Waitress at the Regal
 Hotel, SS Church St. 2-12-3dx
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VIII Use se.piane. in Fishing.

FRED ERlCkSBURG, March 6.--On
application OF John y. Palmer, Jr., of
leedvillc, in The Northern Neck, tho
War Department in Washington has
agreed To furnish scanlanes and opera
tors to be used in the location Of fish
during the mcnhaden fishing season.
thereby saving time and expense in
fhc operation OF tho fishing steamers
which usually :ncam about in an UNI
certain manner in search OF the men +.
hadcn, which are caught by the steam
cr-load for the factories OF the North
crn Neck. where they are converted
into oil and fertilizer. 1t will be the
duty Of the seaplane to patrol the fish,
ing area and when a body of fish is
sighted in the water, TO report to the
steamers. This. II is thought. will be
n wonderful benefit to INC menhaden
industry as much time is lost in the
finding OF fish under the present sys-
TEN. Fish often show up where the
steamers least expect to find them, and
the rapid and alert movement OF the
scaplane will keep tab on the "nnny
tribe" and report their location to the
steamers. which will Immediately
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women should undertake an active
program for the study of .he causes
of tuberculosis and its prevention, with
especially planned meetings. which
with the local problems IN tGbercu-
DIR. Charles r. Grandy. secretary OF
the Norfolk league. read the annual
report of that association, showing .ho
activities of the year and the result
Of the Christmas seal sale. aud spoke
briefly on the program OF the years
work that lies ahead.
Paul l.. benjamin.. regional secrc-
tary OF the National Tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION. was in Norfolk for the day.
bu: was unable to be present for the
meeting. having been called to New
York by telegram.
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Outlines Plans of State Organization
in Waging Its War on DEADLY Plaque
Miss Mary Somervile Cannon Field Director of Virginia
tuberculosis Association Addresses Large Dele
cation of Women Workers in Norfolk

NORFOLK. March Ga specin,lv
called meeting OF tho Norfolk. Anti
Tuoercplosis League and group or
reprcSentatNes of the women's or
the Woman's Club. at which Miss Mary
Somerville Cannon. field director or
aud chairman OF tho tuberculosis com.
mittcc Jot tho State Federation or
Womcns Clubs, was present. upon in
vita.ion OF the WomanS Club. OF Nor
folk. and the Norfolk Anti TIbercu-
lcsiS League.
Miss Cannon outlined for the club
women OF Norfolk 4 plan OF co-opera-
ton III the auti-tubercuiosis move
mcnt for the support OF which many
of tho w'omcn's organiza lions are
pledged. and urged especially shat the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

AMHEEST March G.-A steward
ship conference will be held tomorrow
There will be a morning and after
noon session. the morning services be
ginning ut 1890 O'Clock and lasting
beginning at o'clock and lasting
until $50. Delegates will attend from
all the Presbyterian churches in Ann
hcrst and Nelson Counties. Among the
ministers and speakers on the pro-
gram are Rev. j. g. Shivc, Of Char
lottesviIle: Rev. Clyde Walsh. pastor
Of the Elon and Pcdlar Mills Churches:
DIR. J. u. Egglcston, president OF
Ilampdcn- Sidney College and Rev.
". L. Hudson, OF Staunton.
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Caiomel saAivatesl Makes you sickl
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" insteadi

You're bilious! Your liver is sluggish! You feel
lazy, dizzy and all knocked out Your head is dull
your tongue is coated; breath bad stomach and
bowels constpatcd. But don't take savating calomel
1t makes you sick, you may lose days work.
Calomel is mercury quicksilver, which
erosis of the bones. Calomel crashes bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping.
If you want to enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing experienced just take spoon
full of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight Your
druggist dealer sells you bottle Of Dodsons Liver
Tone at little cost under my personal money back
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guarantee that each spoonful viii clean your sluggish
liver as we'll dose OF nasty cslon,cl and that 10
won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll
know it next morning because you win wake up feeling
fine, your liver will be working, your headache and
dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet and your
bowels regular You will feel like working you'll b.
cheerful; full of vigor aud ambition.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vegetable therefore
harmless, and can not savate. Give 1t to your chill.
dren Millions of people are using Dodson's Liver Tone
instead of dangerous calomcl now. Your druggist will
tell you that the sale of caomel il almost stopped
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wanians and newspaper rricnds dur.
Ing his stay here. t
Iickets. with tho compliments of the
hi~ahis Club. were given yesterday to
inc members OF tho Senate and the
House OF Delegates in ordcr that they
might be present as the guests @, the
organization to hear tho toviaI Kan.
tuckian speak on conditions through y
out the country. in tho humorous way
ior-which he has gained national
Boy Scouts of Troop No. 25. led by
Scoutmaster Stuart Ragland. Will ush-
been secured to- play while tho crowd
Is being seated before Mr.. Cobb makes
ms appearance on tho platform.
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puiIdinr RnpIdan naiIroad.

FREDERICKSBURG. March 6.-Thc
building OF the Rapidan railroad is pro-
crossing. The grading is completed
beyond Wolftown. and it will not be
long after the weather opens up till
the track has been laid TO that point
and the work train brought that far
The officials of the company are nnX :
ious to get the road in operation TO
Glen Wallace in Madison County, be.
logs there waiting transportation to
Orange, where the first mill is located.
The company is erecting a big steel
water tank at Orange, and the mill is
modern in all it's contrivances.
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Ho,d Primary on Au-n,t ,

WINCHESTER. March G.-Announcc-
ment has been made by Judge Il. IT. W
Duke. of charlottesville, chairman of
the Democratic committee OF the Sew
cnth Virginia District, that the com
mittee has rhssed n resolution. calling
primary fdf August 3. to nominate a
candidate fot Congress from this dis
trict. Judge Thomas W. Harrison. OF
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DANVILLE. March 6.-Jerome Isaacs.
indicted for grand larceny. it being
further alleged that he impersonated 4
Federal officer to rob Miss Marguerite
Russell of $500, won his freedom tenn
porarly this afternoon on $1,000 bail.
y. l.. Selinger, brother-in-law Of the
accused Baltimorean. arrived here yes
tcrday and negotiated with a Maryland
bonding company thus insuring his re-
lease. Despite the vigorous demur
made by the Commemorative Attorney
Judge T.. Walton Brown continued the
case until next June At the request OF
the defense. 1t was set forth that
Isaacs would not have time to prepare
his case or TO bring to Danvillc wit
nesses from Baltimore to testify as TO
his character. The case has revealed
some new points. first that 1saacs. his
brother and sister arc striving 20 keep
up their home IN Baltimore and to pay
sor treatment OF their father in an
Arizona consumptive hospital, and sec
ond. that the accused has a brilliant
war record. lInlistinE at the age OF
eighteen. two days before war was de-
clarcd. he fought In all of the major
engagements and his discharge shows
that he was three times wounded.
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Open Rndio station.

WASHINGTON. March G.--To enable
army aviators TO avoid crossing the
radio compass station has been erect
cd at Ream Field. Imperial Beach. Cal.
and pilots patrolling from Ream Field
to CalcNico are ordered to check their
position every five minutes.
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DIR. C. e. Morton Returns Home.

FREDERICKSBURG, March G.-Rev.
w. J. Morton, OF Alexandria. was here
this week and took his father, DIR. C.
u: Morton, who has been at the Mary
time. back to his home. "Nottingham.'
Spotsylvania County. DR.. Morton some
time ago broke his hip in fall His
condition is slightly improved. but he
is not able to walk. though he is ex-
pected to be able to get around with
the use OF crutches later.
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Accuscd OF MnkInE "Moonshine..

LEXINGTON. March G,-Mangus B.
Kerr. Pamplin +. Kerr and Greenlee
Cash, three young white men. were
put i'll Lexington Jail today. charged
with making ''moonshinc" liquor. The
officers captured still and Il small
quantity of mash. The arrest was
made by Detective Stiff, of the Bald
win Agency. Roanoke. assisted by Of
iiccr Luck Wilmuth. of Bucna Vista.
One of the kerrs a few nights ago
shot through Il Pullman on the Nor
folk and Western at Riverside. and
Detective Stiff was working up the
ease. when he accidentally discovered
the llicit outfit in the cellar. near
the Neriah Baptist Church. about SIX
miles from Lexington.
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KlWANlANS AND SCRIBEs
WILL WELCOME COBB HERE

AttorncJ-C;enerai Saunders to Intro.
duce Famous Newspaper Man Who
Lectures Tomorrow Night.
All arrangements have been COM
plcted for tho lecture of Irwin S. Cobb
on Made in America" Mt the City Au-
uitorium tomorrow night at S:15
o'clocls> under the auspices OF the XII
wants Club. Attorney-Gencral John
X. Saunders VIII Introduce Mr.. Cobb.
The humorlst, writer and war CORE
spondent will arrive about noon to.
morrow. and Will BIO tho guest OF III
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then a member OF the Danriile Grays,
left here for service with the troops,
and participated in many OF the ia
nous engagements, including the first
battle Of Bull Run. After the war he
returned to panvilie. where he reared
a large family. He lived here more
than sixty years. He was twice mar
ried. The remains arrived here yes
tcrday evening and were inferred this
afternoon.
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Chamber OF Commerce hero. to which
he was, recently unanimously elected,
chiefly because ho could not ind a
fort was made to get one for him and
his family. Continued high prices
charged for building material has
POSTPONE indefinitely the erection OF
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Winchester, who succeeded James Hay,
or Madison. when tho latter resigned
70 become II judge Of the United States
Court OF Claims. In Washington, sew
eral years ago. will be & candidate to
succeed himself. AS a member OF the
Rouse Committee on Military Affairs,
Judgo Harrison has been taking q
leading part in shaping the military
policy Of the. government.
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Recame. Cnptnln nf Gnnra.

WINCHESTER, March 6-Cieorge TT.
Grim has been unanimously elected
captain OF the Winchester state
ray. resigned. Captain Grim served
with that rank during tho world war
IN the one Hundred and Sixteenth In
rantry, and also saw several years
service as cavalryman along the
Mexican border ten years ago.
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Dies From ne.ult OF pn-,

.FREDERIcKsBURG. March s.-The
li.tic threeryear- daughter OF Mr..
George County, died a few days ago
from severe burns. Her dress caught
ire from heater. and before 1t could
be eXtinguished the burns were so So.
rious as to prove fatal.
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SEE THE REAL TREATMENT

and not the picture. All you have to do is
10 writn a post card or note. with the words
Catarrh Treatment Please sign your full
name and addres and send to Catarrb Spc-
enlist Sproule. 81 Trade Building Boston,
Mass. by return mail you will receive a
In that time You can the method for
yourself. see how carefully Il has been
thought out and put together. and read
what 1t has done for cases similar to yours.
Don't delay and don't hesitate. Write
right now. This In only n smnli nd
vertisement. but remembef tho money
In being spent on free treatment for
you to sec for yourself.
Don't neglect your Nose with lis Catarrh.
and don't neglect writing for your Treat-
ment which 10 waiting for You. send for
your Free Treatment at ooco. Address:
CATARRH SPECIALIST sPROULE
81 1rnde Building, Eoston, MnB.
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steam way for their capture. The de-
partment has expressed its Willingness
TO corporate in every possible way
dustry.
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Randolph-Macon to Celebrate.

LNCHBURG. March 6.-Foundcr,s
Day; March IL, the anniversary of tho
birth of the late DR.. w. w. Smith
founder and first president will be
made great occasion again this wear
at Randolph Macon Woman's College
The address Of the occasion will be
by DR.. Robert McNutt McElroy, Dro-
lessor Of American history, Princeton
University.
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Say Hancock H.. Three N,y..

1JANV1L1-E, March 1.-THE web OF
evidence surrounding Claude S. HAM
bigamy. it being alleged that he has
three wives, assumed more material
1orp today when kilograms were re-
Great Falls to the effect that he had
one wife there. now gone. ana another
telegram from tho police at Lancaster.
,. G.. asserting that Hancock was
prosecuted at Chester. S. C., for big
amy. convicted and sentenced. only to
be released by former Governor Cole
Bieasc on one of his blanket pardon
Ing enterprises. The accused will be
given preliminary hearing here on
the biSamy charge on March IS
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Declines Winchester PosftIon.
WINCHESTER, March g. Andrew
Bell. OF Harrisonburg. Va, has de-
cllned the position of secretary Of the
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John L.. Psiro IL Dead.

.TOhn T.. PRiro Is Dead.
DAM llALE. March 6.-Ncws has
been received here OF the death in ST
l'airo, 81 Born in baltimore his
youth was spent in Richmond, but la
ter in life moved TO Danviilc. When
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

WINCHESTER, March 6.-All the
streams of Northern Virginia were
flooded today. while some were out OF
bank. us n result Of unusually heavy
rainfall yesterday, preceding a cold
wave late last. night and today. The
Inundated, and cellars of many build
ings along Main and Water Streets
were Hooded The Shenandoah and
Potomac Rivers were rising rapidly
this morning, and hydro electric plants
and other industries along those
streams We're in danger of being dam
aged. Lakes of Ice have formed in
many OF the flooded lowlnnds.
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Manslnushtcr Case Continued.

DANVILLE. March 6.-Owing to the
fact that Mrs. w. ID. OVERLY, one OF
the witnesses in the case, is suffering
from Influenza, tho trial OF Herman
Clark. charged with manslaugliter was
continued yesterday in the Corpora
ton Court. the accused. q youth, be-
ing rcbondcd in the sum Of $1,000 for
his appearance in court on June 8. The
term came to an end with all the
cases disposed of. V. l.. GoOdlakc, 4
local storekcepcr, whose home was re-
Gently raided and two gallons of spirits
being found buried. being acquitted.
lie profcssed ignorance of the pres
cnce of the liquor.
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and your Treatment

This picture is intended 10 show you
treatment. which you ought to try
Tor your nasc, If that nose has Catarrh
Your nose Is most fmportanr pnrt
or your body. IL 1t fs stopped up with
sieky mucus or with that mucus hard
ened Into scnbs. ou-ean't breathe
properly. "
But IL you have Catarrh. you realize that
you ought TO have proper treatment. You
perhaps do not feel that you can spare timo
away from your work and homo to attend
70 III. SO you do nothing. forgetting that
the great tendency OF all Catarrhal imam
nation is TO spread itself along the internal
rnembranous surfaces and to gradually
lower tho whole bodily vigor.
Look at tho picture above again. That
picture represents Specialist Sproule's Me-
thod OF Homo Treatment for Catarrh. This
method Is ono based on years Of experience
ny tho Specialist and his assista nts, In treat
ing people In their homes for Catarrh.
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There are many who read my advertise.
ments who have never been in my office;
some because they have had their own
dentist for years; some because they
imagine it is not the right thing to do tc
patronize an advertising dentist, and still
others who have doubt as to the skill
and sincerity to be found in my work al
these moderate prices.