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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

Autumn" n another done on this
trip. which In n study In yellows as
cheering as the more usual sparkling
kucH. such as "Madronas on Nelson
Island arc braclng. Ono OF Mr.
Oustin's paintings was sold at the
corooran EaileryN IN Washington.
ID. G.. and smother Co n gentleman
from Illinois. who passed thru Scat.
tie recently.
All who have called At Mr.. Custin's
studio. where guests are always vol.
come. will recognise "IIlies and
Candytuft" that usually hangs or
porlts IN. door. This II q type Of
waii decoration. very popular East
now. and revived from Roman times,
that bids fair 10 como West and put
To rout the poverty stricken idea
that caioimine and wallpaper are
sufficient for our home. OF best
,asta
Al the pictures. such n -Jervis
Inlet. North Of Noo,ka Sound" and
"osf Eupcranra Village we're done
whsn Mr.. Custin was the guest Of
Mr. Pratt during several summers
aboard his yacht These are typical
scenes Of the West. usually unap.
proachahie. that suit Gustins palette
best. according TO critics who enjoy
the sparkle and depth OF his water
and tho unusual manner In which
he succeeds In makins our difficult
frs look alive.
A criticism often given b shat Mr..
Crstin's work II like hlrnseif-very
aloof and difficult TO get In human
touch with. This may be his youth
or his retired life. But Il 10 interest
Ing 10 note that the one canvas on
exhibition that touches humanity In
tho ono men most admire. II Ia n
view Of Mount Rainier across Queen
Anne OYER the rcoftops Of the city.
Some people say II reminds them Of
tho foreground In Ambrose Patter.
sons -Fic~t" that attracted 20 much
attention last winter. Home Port Of
the wlndjammefs. a study In greens
and the spirit Of spring around q
picture OF the Libby cannery reet In
Lake Union. Ia another popular pic.
turc. Several etehings. water colors
and pencil drawings are hung. too
One OF tho most jewcliiks In "Nootka
Indians In watercoior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
rHE BOOK or DEBORAH
THE FRAGILE STRUGGLE or
MtrRIM0>y MUST RE
kErT IN REPAIR

ihWe was nothing very tender
about my husbands parting careas
that morning. nevertheless. my hrart
was light counted the hours un.
al be should come home again. ~
seemed TO me that all OF our am
cuitics had como to an end. bob
had been Jealous cf me. most unrea.
sonably sol That wa- why he had
son 10 much of Katherine Miiieri
How he could find any comfort
or pleasure in another womans no
cicty while quarreiing with me was
moro than I could comprehend.
Nothing any other man could say
10 the would ever make INC oblivious
TO trouble with Bob.
II was hard. but ia Just have 10
acurpt tho fact. I told myself. Men
and women do not look upon love In
the same way.
And no counted the hours until
Bob should come homo. and resolved
10 put ON ono of tn. dr~srcs he liked
most Fora long time l had avoid.
ed every means Of interesting and
attracting him. But now that knew
about his jealousy. added new
paragraph to my new codo-f would
be useful 70 my husband And once
more ! would amuso himi
reminded myself that uafrtmony
is a fragile structure and that hus-
bands and wives must make an 81.
fort 10 keep II In repair.
~ -. ...s-As..
ticular about tho upk.~p Of a car
never give a passing thought 20 In.
upke.p Of their domestic bliss.
Lots OF women treasure their
jewelry carefully. but never take the
least pains TO guard the treasure Of
a husbands love
asked myself n persons Of sense
would plant wonderful garden and
expect Il to bring forth its choice
blossoms without oarcf Weed. grow
faster than flowers In a garden.
And IT'S Just tho same with love-
I adtnonlshed myself. "1iob aud,
have fenced ours In by all the walls
Of matrimony and then va have lot
Il take care OF itself what RICH,
"@'" W W wv soSAA "Nt1-1f-
tiger iily1-'
To BE- sure. hob had done his share
Of the ncsiecting. Lately no hadn't
known whether vas giad or sad.
Hut now that I knew that Il had
all started In . TT OF jealousy. every
trouble between US was cleared Up.
I decided.
Very soon found out that I had
come To hassy decision.
! hadn't been anywhere with Fob
for w~eka I decided 10 mako an
overture. wanted TO see -Jane
cierx.- the best problem play OF
many = year. from n voman's point
Of view. -Jane ciegr- sends her or.
rant husband off with hts fancy
lady and turns 10 the tAsk Of rear
ing his children alone.
Now. Bob has always liked rh-en
ard Shaw. and I had no reason %
suppose tha, he wouldn't be glad
TO see ST. John Ervine'. drama. 4
called him mp on the phone and asked
HIM 10 buy the tickets.
Jane. don't care 20 re that
thirT. It's bunk he said.
-Afi right" was my cheerful re-
ply. But my choer was hypocrisy.
Evidently my husband couldn't b.
eoaxed 20 acc a play which touched
upon his own experienced, Probably
be Was tangled tighter than I could
guess.
The sunshine went ont 81 my day.
A splendid fame had died In my
heart
Bob had Destroyed something
which he could never restore.
fTo he Coutinusu)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
y Y1fhia iY Two pa8es 20 W0llla4 Cal aG0H g MS

clasp. The hind legs we're castoned
loosely just below the knee. showing
the stocIfingiess leg Of the wearrr.
The combination OF bare skin and
bare neck with The heaviest furs
imaginable made even the social ref
cree. Andre de Fouquieres. gsw.
while rival drermnakers claim that
the fur was ridiculous and impract5-
cal on account Of its weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
WEAK
WOMEN

esp.os hspe ever 70 become strong and
veil again unisss th~y have plenty of
GOOD. rich. red blood 81 the kind that
organic iron--Sussted fren--helps make.
Nuxatsd Iron 10 like the iron Ia your
blood ana like the iron IN spinach. isntiis
and apples. while metallic Iron 10 iron
Just ss " comes from the action Of strong
acids on iroa filings sNuratsd Iron does
not injure the teeth nor upsst the sscm-
ach! VI 10 an entirely different thing from
ordinary rnstsiiic iron. II quickly helps
make rich. red blood. rovitatirs worn
out. exhausted nerves and givs you new
strength and snersy. over t.coo,ooe peo-
pie annually arc using H. For sale by
all drus zists Beware Of substitutes. The
genuine has ". T. stamped on every tab
lot Always insist on having the genuine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
"GRIZZLY BEAR"
CAPE

PARIS. Nov. s.-Ths -grizziy
bear" cape has made its appearance
in Paris. The cape consists Of a
single besrslGln OF the sort hitherto
used solely for rugs. The front
paws were crossed over the breast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
GOITEIs

Com you tell me wtst 30 %
for any one who has had an opera.
zion for rol,~r and had II removed
and IN In q very nervous stafss
A. Disorders Of the thyroid gland
and "ruiter'' arr entirely too serious
to DO treated without the hes, OBJ.
tainable medical advice. A. q rule.
the basis for successful medical treat.
ment IL absolute rcst. tho often this
must be supplemented by medication.
q. What makes tho purii In the
eye diiats7 Sometimes Il IL rs large
A. q shoe button.
A. The pupil dilaf-s and contracts
In response 20 the amount Of light
which enters tho eye. and also In
Accordance with the distance from
tho eye OF tho object on which the
gaze IL directed. In bright light
the pupil contracts. and II opens
widely In the dark Unless you are
troubled with poor vision. or have
some other eye trouble. you need not
worry about the change In the slze
OF tho pupil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
She Deires Into Past
for Mt0hf-Hdrs-Beens

Dear Miss Grey. I havr read your
letter. with interest p~rhap. Won
or your reader. viii b. ahl. 20 Five
m. aom, tsht a, th,- .uh,.e,, Am
n rc~ponssble for nv husbands
DEATH
lest hor,, sr4crs. ana ,x,-r,h,rr
dear 20 m. % ~ aw.v ,ro,, r,y
p~op,, who saw mat co,,ta hav.
saved INV husband n Rad NO, hssn
OF such a ,eaIou, nature
We has hen r,arrtea = r,,r,,~- ~
wears. and ~. v-r, ycrx h,nux u,,il
last ~prtnx III, rur n brs., xt.,.
Win rela,ive.- and whom = r~,urusi
there haa been ano,h.r wor,ar a.
his life. Ana he aetno~i.sr.s va,
1, wa. IN. truth lie bevrns v,a ~
forwiv, rim ara ,,x g. h. hancx -r,.n
him again ana n. ,oid m. M, ~.
ilse was N NV han.,~. ,ha, NJ + ra.ia
not 70 hacr 20 bI,, ifs. ~o,,s ~,
b. worth the strurx,~
Nov tha, n. hs. ,.kr ~. NJ.
I feel that I should have con.ldsres
hi. happlnexs fir~f- =. nv lIfs .-~,,,~
40 useless. hut 7 fel, ,hss vc.,s
have done \ rr~as wrorr n + h.a
returned 20 him brr,p.s o.r m.
would never again he rorrn,..s =.
my eonfYdsne. ana ,ox. wouis ~. tor.
ever dead. and .sii, the s,rrr,, cu.r.
tion In. should 4 haxs trtsa 70 f,r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When thcee sharp pains 60 shooefne
through your head, when your skull
seems a. u Il would spin, rust rub little
Musterolc on your temples and neck.
II draws out the inflammation, soothcs
away the pain, usually giving quick relief.
Muxtcroic II clean, white ointment,
made with oil OF mustard. Better than
. mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doetors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis Group. stid neck. asthma.
neuralgia, congestion. plcurisy. rheuma-
tism. lunbago. pains and aches Of tho
back or jointa sprains sore muscles
bruises, ehiibiains. frosted feet--colds
of the chest III often prevents pneu-
monia). II 10 always depends bic.
35c and Csc jars hospital size $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
UnSsleSam
ND! 9

Questions 81 health, sanitation. i
nyssess will he sss~~~ea N s~nt to
tsfesspstioa Department. q. =. fnb-
'ie ussith sersiee. Washington, u. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
BAKED GREEN CORN
y cup butter
onions
green peppers
. tomatoes
cups green corn cut from cob
I teaspoon salt

X teaspoon pepper
Peel and chop onions: remove seeds
Ifrom peppers and chop: peel tona.
[1pes and slice thin: melt butter in
liking dish and take out half; put a
hyer Of tomatoes In bottom OF dish;
odd corn mixed with pepper and
onion: add another layer Of Tomatoes
and more corn and 80 on until all Is
used: season with salt and pepper
and pour over remaining butter; bake
IS or 90 minutes In a moderate oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

Any man knows what The Eiri who
doesn't think talks about. but II II
impossible for him TO discover what
tho Efri who doesn't talk thinks
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
Here's More of
Cynthia Grey
Starts on PAGE I

xosid rather bs srcr tc,fh a goth
ceniHrv fashicr plate than q real
hoaess to- coodHsa. red bloodod Har,
your prcseRf ftdace vrsn doubtless
~ Glad 20 learn fhc trnth ard re-
icnso you from your promise Of
once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
Information on
Ncennr1O Contest

SctHdT1O CONfSSt
Dear Miss Grey: win b. very
thankful n you win please answer
a question for me regarding the
scenario contest" In case the man
upscripts are not accepted. viii they
be rcturncdT
Yes. " postage L. included
ENTHUSIASTIC CONTESTANT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
BY CYNTHIA GREY
WHY DO WOMEN STEALg

tts@&t"0 - @tfe. 1estNes
Recent crime Developments In var
. nous parts OF the country make
timely q discussion Of why women
steal.
Nv experience ieads me to say
there are -four main reasons;
PRIME
REASONS
f--woyes steal frc~ a fecisrc 81
trtxsficc In the snequoi disfrsbufion
~ sraifh-
SO bedeck Themselves IN better
clothes. for personal raaifp. or 20
osake themselves rsrc attractive 20
. c<vfuis wcA
3-To feed hungry babies
-Recassc fhey are kiepfomansacs.
WANT
ToCAI.ITY-
The greatest number Of thefts by
: Yemen 10 due 60 the fact that some
people have more money than
others.
Many persons brood over this con
aition Of affairs and convince them
selves that thi. spells injustice. This
feeling leads to desperate acts cali
euiafrd TO even things up a bit"
Many women can't stand seelnx
ether women with lots OF pretty
elothes. autos and other Injuries.
while they themselves are In actual
bed or have ntua
TUB
REMEDY
Ono OF the remedies for THIS. fer
men Ms well a. women. Is 20 extend
educational opportunities: 10 enlarge
facilities for social welfare work,
and 10 provide entertainment for the
ies~ fortunate: TO hold paseants. out
door concerts and like affairs to di-
vert the mind and stimulate lima gina |
ton: to make the less fortunate n
Fart Of the community. 20 let them
know they belong and are not IN
eufenst class
VANITY
3HEFTS
Asy fsms . sro~ss sssnls clothes
- money TO bug clothes. u u wat
~ u seifishsess. but 70 u . pror<s |
fscf. that scoman sosn 60 farther 70
oisass son<oae else fhas 20 y'ease
A4,esG
~ gin o. . woman may 90 for
5oars with q craving for finer
GDothes. to please her own vanity. \
crushing the idea Of theft II II enters
her mind
vUss HER
LOVER
Dss let . focer enter her Hfe ssd
1Ae rtsk Of exposure and arrest trsu |
oee sfop her from a theft 10 securs /
oesbfcs to bedeck tire bodU and make |
Aevseff more attractive.
Kleptomania and environment are /
behind . great many thefts. The /
GRDecfion Of companions by girls and /
women Is OF great Importance had
Associations always foster the weak
- qualities. II would take n strong 1
mind and a strong will to withstand !
Dad associations without being car
sHted down
TIE cure for theft IN the individual |
nes with the individual It's = mat
eer OF win power.
GETS
CALLOUsED
In the case Of the woman vho |
Qeals more than once. IL seems \
easier each sime Each stay IN jail 1
~ Iess Of = shock and there's a rapid I
aownward trend
that theft doesn't pay. Crime Il al
That theft Doesn't pay. Crime Is al |
ways n losing game. Teach this to |
fhe woman thief: drive Il into her
Aro~~fr,tfspe@a ana wher, she reafixra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

of a Bride

ceryriEhted. 1850. ~ the ss~spspss
Enterprfrs Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
INDICATIONS or sWKNEss

INDICATIONS or SICKNESS
Early symptoms OF sickness are
often slight: hence they easily pas'
innoticed. Yet n slight trouble
easily checked IN It's early stages
may. n neglected. grow into a sen
Gus or even fatal disorder. just NJ a
burning match. which anyone could
extinguish instantly. may klndie O
fire beyond the power Of an entire
city TO control.
II IL important, then. 10 notice
even slight symptoms ~ sickness
fret In order IN determine the ma
ture Of the trouble. and. second. IN
order 20 institute treatment as early
as possible n r.. however. hardly
iess important 10 observe symptoms
accurately during THO entire course
Of an Illness. A pstient's progress
can he determined only by careful
comparison between the present and
past conditions.
In care uf suspected illness. the
safest plan u To send for a ply
stefan.
Diagnosis. or the process ~ De.
tsrminlng the nature Of Illness from
the symptoms observed. II often ex.
ceedingly difficult. II must take
into consideration not one symptom
only but the presence or absence
Of number Of symphonic
Unframed persons who attempt
10 make diagnosis are frequently led
astrsy by the fact that actual causes
OF trouble may be situated far from
the place where symptoms are felt
or observed. For instance. the real
cause OF headache may lie In a re
gion far removed from the head.
and so-cailed heartburn. which ~
caused by dlrordered digestion, has
nothing 10 do with the heart.
An early symptom OF tuberculosis
Of the hip joint 10 pain under the
knco. ------
Sycoxis- vuigsrSs
@ WIN you kindly tell me thru
tho column all you know about the
skin diseases called "syooaisvul.
safis."
A. The term -syccsis- In now us
uaiiy applied 10 a group OF definite
disorders affecting for the most
part the region OF tho male beard.
The laiiy speaks Of this condition
as BARRIERS itch" There are at ieaft
two common kinds Of BARRIERS itch.
In one the trouble Ia caused by prs-
forming bacteria. In the other. II IL
really ring worm and Ia caused BY a
microscopic plant.
Tho disease In either form ~ cur.
able. but at times rrolonsed treat
nent may be required. and requires
perseverance, on the part Of both the
physician and patient n attain the
desired end In the latter form OF
syco-fs. the most effective treatment
In radiotherspy. that IL. x.rays.
The dls~sse n often mistaken for
syphilis. chiefly because Of the un.
sightiin~s 1t PRODUCES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
E{1AG55|;I|LIA:g

Tho sncet for your
money. the best for
your mouth. the
safest for your
health. n the guar
antee riven By
DIl- EDWIN \
BROWN
0eattIe's Lending
Dental office
lee Columbia %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING RUMPUS?
Have Sloan's Liniment ready for
sudden rheumatic twinges

nONT let that rheumatic pain or
~ ache find you without Sloan's
Imminent again. Keep IL handy
IN the medicine cabinet for imme-
diate action when needed. II you are
out OF II now. get another bottle TO-
Any. so you won't suffer any longer
than necessary when pain or ache
attacks you.
Apply It without rubbIng-for II
MISUNDERSTANDING prompt relief
from sciatlca, Iumbago, neuralgia.
backache, lameness. soreness, sprains.
strains. bruises. Be prepared--it's
easy 10 use.
All druggists--55c Toe, $40. The
hrgest size contains six times as,
much as the smallest.
S1Od1;S
Linifnent(ss.:ss%3;)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
LEMON JELLY CAKE
u cup butter
, cups sugar
eggs
cups flour
! cup milk

. teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon lemon extract
y teaspoon salt
Cream butter and sugar. SIT m
y cup OF the flour. Add eggs we'll
beaten. slit flour, baking powder
and salt together and add alternately
with milk Add flavoring. Turn into
four layer cake tins and bake 20
minutes In a moderate oven. Put to.
gother with the following:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

f--wores steal frc~ a fechrc Of
trfs<sfioc In the snequci 6,sfrsbufion
~ rccish-
SO befcck Themselves IN better
clothes. for personal rdaify. or 20
osake themselves rtorc aifractsrc 10
. cevfuis rscn
3-To feed hurc-y babies
-Rccassc fher are klepfomartrcs
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Recent crime Developments In var
scus parts OF the country make
timely . discussion Of why women
steal.
Nv experience leads me 20 say
there are four main reasons
PRIME
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
HARDING EXPECTED ID MAKE STATEMENT
Belief Expressed That Cabinet
 Announcement Is Near

Marion. Dec. 30.-Thc conferences today with President-elect Harding are believed to have boIstered indica- 5ions that announcement that some of the cabinet selections will be an nounccd soon. Senator Harding re- viewed with Chairman Hays all the discussions on cabinet selections, an associa ton of nations, and other mat ters which have taken place here dur ing the last few weeks.
 After the conference Chairman Hays said:
 This normal man is doing the nor nal thing. He is keeping his promise made repeatedly before the election that he would imm ediateIy approach and seek the solution of the great do- mestic and foreign problems with a discussion with as many leaders as possible.
 From all sides comes fhe word that this splendid course is going for ward indeed toward aiding the situa- ton which might have been very diff ferent as We move into the New Year.
 Tt is a real satisfaction to note the renewed confidence which is the ac- tual resultant of the recognition on the part of the public that there is in the president-elect real construc- tive leadership with right ideas nov ing to definite ends
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
MEN ARRANGE R A GALA EVENT
bth Annual Entertainment
 Ball Tomorrow Night

1irtcenth annual entertain 70
 grand hull under tho aus
 the Fircmen's Tension and
 Hhociation Wtlt be held to-
 evening ut Bardcok's hall.
 Amittoes in charge of the
 yc arranged for one of tho
 rtainmentS ever given by tho pn. The ment will
 Tod by tho Palace Octette Of
 composed of the following. tpu Gartlnkle. Mrs Rhea
 Mrs, Mary nuccy and Frank
 soioistH: Harry Bart. mono George Hrucc. comedian: keenc. dancer. and Jack Mur- hiat Tho entertainment will 2 o'clock, and will continue bur
 |clock Prof. Rudolph F.. Gat- commence thc formation of |d march. which will he led |rick W, Nacomhcr. chairman board Of Are com mtasioners Veronica Noble. daughter Of hd Mrs. W'lliam J. Noble. |rn on, a program of % numbers will he carried out.
 The GonIniticcs.
 Blowing committees have the
 charge: Reception. Mayor rtis. F. w. Macombcr. W. J. John Ton1aszewski. r. A. Chief William j. Noble. Dep ' EuEeno r. Barnes, Captain
 Hoffman. Captain William Captain Michael Butler. Cap hes Grove, Captain Michael Captain William Watts, Cap d Smith, Edward c. Burke liam Frey, president of tho ,n.
 ! committee--william Me hartman; Eugene r. Barnes, 7; Chief W. T. Noble. treas oward Jones. David Moore, Leonard Saunders. an. Thomas Hinehey. Jacob rcd Prellc, Robert smith. Nnderson. George JanelIc, lbcr and Harry Squires.
 committee-Thomas Hinch- tors. Adolph Wagner. Fran ! John Heisler, Albert May. Hennesaey and Lester
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
CITY ITEMS

Aluminium sale still running. A A. Mills. so West Main St.-Advt
 Lawyer Harry H. MiIkowitz is at tending the annual convention of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity at PhiIa- delphia. The local lawyer became a member Of the fraternity while at tending Syracuse law school.
 January Victor records, "oId PaI'' and Heather Your Nest" C. l.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leland's.- advt.
 Helen North and Margaret Stilwell gave a dance last evening at the Shuttle Meadow Country club.
 Aluminium sale still running. A. A. Mills. so West Main St.-Advt.
 New Britain council. O. U. A. NJ, will hold a meeting tonight at which time officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Victor January records on sale tomorrow. C. l.. Pierce 6 Co.-advt.
 Unity Rebecca lodge. I. O. O. F.. held its annual Christmas party at Junior O. U. A. NJ. hall this after A'Nii' N 1hTISlildS tree with Sl1tS TOT all members was the feature.
 January Victor records at Morans'. --advt.
 Officers will be elected at the New Britain club tonight.
 St Elmo lodge, K. of F.. will hold its election of officers at a meeting next Wednesday evening.
 Aluminium sale still running. A. A. Mills, so West Main St.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
RIFLE CLUB CONTEST

First of Series of shooting Matches
 Held at Armory-Pcrson Makes
 Ift PointS-Sharpc, Second.
 Tho New Britain Rife club held it's first official shoot of the season at the Armory on Arch street, last night. The shoot was for members and it was tho Krag-Sub calibre rife match. The individual scores were as follows: c. O. Person 114. A. Sharpe III. l.. w. Pape 1O6. Frank Matthews 99. H. Larson 97 and Henry Busch s4. The shots were taken in standing posi- tions. Next week the second and third shoots will be held. They will be the sitting and prone. The awards will be given that night for the high est score.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
Deaths and Funerals
Dennis Morrin.

Dennis Morrin, for many years q resident of this city, died late yeSter- day afteroon at his home POS East Main street. He had been ill for about eight weeks. At one time he en- gagged in the milk business, but of late he has worked around his sons gar age. For over 30 years he was a member of the Knights of Columbus. He is survived by widow, four sons, William J. Morrin, John D. Morrin, Dennis F. Morrin and James E. Nor rim; two daughters, Mrs. B. J. David of Hartford and Miss Mary Morrin. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Mary's church.