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New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

and allowtd to 20. Judge Griswold then announced that he would hold the case of the other two men over until next week Monday.
 All of the men were arrested for being under the influence of liquor and La Berta for driving his ma- chine while intoxicated. They were going from Hartford to Meriden but when they reached the Boston Post corner it seems that the driver of tho motorcycle did not know which way to turn and finally went up the embanl<ment in front of the Herbert Johnson place. At the town court Monday Judge Grjswold will preside and Charles F. Lewis will prosecute.
 Construction Company Bowls.
 The Berlin Construction company shop team trimmed the office team of the same place in three straight games at Rogers alleys in New Britain last evening. Trombly and Warner bowled good for the shop team. The team will go to Southington tonight where 1t is scheduled to play a game.
 New Lights Installed
 The Connecticut Light and Power company of .ew Britain has com pleted most of tho work on installing the new lights. There is still work to be done on Berlin street from the Blake and Woodruff store past the town hall. The lights installed by the company are the same kind used on the streets of New Britain and are great improvement over the small candle powered incandescents former ly used here.
 Several new poles were put in their places a few weeks ago and this morning men from the power and telephone companies were working on changing wires from the old to the new poles and adding new wires. Un- der the old system the lights were regulated by a time clock but with the coming of new lights they will be regulated from New Britain. The town will now have 30 lights for il- Illumination instead of 19. New ones
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

Miss Heineman, the nurse in charge, attends the infants through the week when the weather is fair, and mothers see fit to call at the station.
 Town Talk.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T. U- will be held tomorrow after noon at the home of Mrs. Louis Hemingway of North Washington street.
 President Charles H. Newton at tended the meeting of the Hartford Chamber of Commerce, as assistant director, yesterday afternoon.
 Frank Kerin will attend, as a guest of the association. the banquet of the Y- M. T. A. x B. Fife and Drum Corps of New Britain, at the Bond Hotel in Hartford this evening.
 Mike Casorio of Washington street, is reported as resting comfortably at the New Britain hospital where he is being treated for a fractured skull re- ceived in an automobile accident slime time ago. He is expecting his discharge from the institution in about two weeks.
 h price on entire stock of velvet hats. Goldenblum's.- 's.-advt
 Pianos, Victrolas, records. c. L.. Pierce & Co.,. New Britain. Opposite monument.-advt.
 ATTENTION-ProbabIy you puzzled in selecting your Xmas Giifts.'' We handle article which old and young will ap- preciate. Handsome Card Case" given with every 100 name cards. Don't pass up this offer. the time is limited. For further information write The Star Print cry. Whites Crossing. Plainville, Conn. Box III 12-7-lw provements. Inquire 6s East Main St. PlainvilIe 12-9-3d
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
For Young and old.

It should not be supposed that gland extracts are effective only with prematurely old people. They are being used extensively Ly young men and women who are anaemic, rundown, nervous, thin, pale and weak with results that seem little short of surprising. As a tonic and strength-builder, animal sland sub stance. it would seem, has its great est use.
 The reason appears to be perfectly
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

are being placed on Berlin street. Pennington road, Hudson street and the East Berlin road Agriculture Society Meets
 A meeting of the Berlin Agricultural society was held last evening at which reports of the committees were read. The item of importance read at the meeting was the report of the sale of some property to the BodwelI Land company of New Britain. The state ment of liabilities of the society was read and accepted. Outstanding bills were read and ordered paid.
 Included in the list of bills was one from Francis Deming for com mission on the sale of property to the loan association. MT. Deming was will ing that the money be turned over to the community house fund instead of making payment to him.
 Food Sale Tonight
 The Woman's aid society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a food and apron sale in the parlors of the church this evening Home made candy. aprons of all dis criptions, and other food articles will be on sale. An entertainment has also been provided by the committee in charge.
 hcn1ONeu' 10 hOSp1ta
 John Burke of Kensipgton. employ ed at the Berlin Construction coma pany plant, was taken to the New Brit ain General hospital this morning for treatment for an infection which was caused by an accident recently.
 Parents and Teachers to Meet
 There will be a meeting of the Elm ma Hart Willard Parents and Teach CTS association in the Kensington Grammar school this evening. The committee in charge has provided an interesting program which will be in the form of musical selections, talking and moving pictures. Superintendent of Schools Schowalter will present the motion pictures and has a list of comics as wei as educational films.
 Johnstone Vance of hte New Britain Herald will give talk on the Ed ucational Value of Newspapers." Walter Hart has arranged the musical program.
 T. A. E. Activities
 The prize winners at the T. A. B. whist held in their hall last evening are as follows: First ladies' Anna Me Quade, second, Bessie McKeon First gents w. J. Pagan and second Adam Kingo. The "45" tournament which was played at the hall on Tuesday evening between the local association and the American Paper Goods team was tie. The game will be finished on next Tuesday evening.
 Berlin Bits
 Regal Review of the Maccabees will hold a meeting tomorrow evening in St. Paufs T. A. B. rooms at Upson's | corners.
 An automobile stalled an Farming ton road short way below the Blake and Woodruff store caused much ex- citement this morning. The car bear ing the license number 77-57O has | been here since last evening and there | is q question as to its ownership or | why the machine was left here. R. O. Clark of East Berlin has start | cd his saw mill next to the school and | has many men working for him
 The school board will hold a meet \ ing next Tuesday evening at the town | hall
 George Norton has moved to Hart | ford for the winter.
 F price on entire stock of velvet | hats. Goldcnblum's.-adv
 Pianos Vicirola.. records. c. l.. | Pierct & Co, New Britain. Opposite .-advt. z.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
Evidence Seems to Be Convincing That Anaemia and General Ruu- down Condition Are Due to
 Rundown Glands.
New Gland Tablets Guaranteed to Bring Decided Results in 10 Days
 Or Money Refunded.

Did you read the newspaper ac- counts reproduced here? They are so interesting and may mean so much to thousands of readers of this paper that they deserve repetition. They tell the story of the reported remark able results from the use of monkey and other animal glands in making decrepit old men young and restoring health and strength to young men and women who have, become rundown.
 Whoever thinks these are unusual cases should keep their eye on the press reports of similar medical vic- tories and know that many physi- clans are now treating weaknesses of both men and women in this modern scientific way.
 Scientists tell us that in the glands they have found vital secret of life which are called "hormones." To find these essential chemical elements which they have discovered help con- trol organs, blood, nerves and tissue building, they now go straight to life itself and from healthy, young cattle and, sheep, take the gland-power which we need and prepare it in tab- let form, 50 it may be taken pleas antly and conveniently.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
Will Be Arraigned Before Judge
 GriSWOld
INSTALL NEW LIGHT SYSTEM
Town to Be Better Illuminated Agricultural Society Mccts-Parents a"d Teachers to Meet Tonight Berlin Bits.

Two Meriden youths will be arr raigned in the Berlin town court on Monday evening Of next week on a charge of intoxication. They were ar- rested lIat Saturday evening for driv- ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. The case was to have been tried this past Monday but due to the inability Of one of the . mon to appear it was postponed until next week.
 The men gave their names to the local authorities as Ernest Ia Berta, Edward Nashkit and Lawrence Coop or. At the trial last Monday Edward La Berta was unable to attend because of slight injuries received In the ac- eident. The other two men showed ip and Lawrence Cooper was fincd ts and costs which amounted to $1O
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
$3t2,OOO,OOO IS PAID OYER
This Amount Was Given to Railroads in Few Months, Secretary Houston Reports to Congress.

Washington, Dec. 9.-More than $321, 100000 was turned over to the railroads by the government in the form of advances on the guaranty provisions of the transportation act and in loans between the last of March and the first part of November according to figures sent to congress today by Secretary Houston.
 Action to compel the treasury to advance about 100000, 900 more now is pending in the District of Colum- bia supreme court on madamus pre- ceedings instituted by the carriers.
 According to an estimate submitted by the commission the secretary said the total amount necessary to make good the guaranty provision of the transportation act will approximate $500, 100000.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

simple. According to those who have given this new treatment the greatest thought, our health and vigor depend largely on the glands which help govern the activity of muscles, brain and organs.
 So when we become rundown gland extracts from animals may be used to supply the very substance which the glands have failed to pro- duce. And the purpose is that the
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
MO MONKEYGLANDS VEMANOF 72THE HEALTHOF YOUTH ' Youth Restored
 Through Glands 1 | Monkey Gland I May Help Him
 Regain Old Title

How to Tell If Your
 Glands Are Starving
 Gland extracts have secured so much, publicity as a result Of having helped people in so many ways that some may look upon them as a remedy for everything. This is a mistake. In order to correct this impression the lab- oratories have issued the follow ing list of symptoms which might warrant the use of Clan dex Compound (gland extracts in tablet form combined with iron) as a tonic.
 Weakness. Thinness. Head ache. Lack of Vitality. Mental Depression. Irritability. Nerv- ousness. Dependency. Anaemia. Sluggishness. ySleeplessness. Paleness-and general run- down conditions.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
PROGRAM ARRANGED
Reverend Davis of Trinity Church &c., lects List of Sunday Night Subjects Until February 9.

lects List of Sunday Night Subjects
 Until February 9. t..-.
 Reverend John l.. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church, has com piled his list of Sunday evening sub- jects until February 27, and he sub- mits the following for the information of everybody who wishes to attend:
 Dec. 3. Sermon by Bishop Theo. s. Henderson, ILL. D.
 Dec. 12. Sermon by the pastor. Chickens Come Home to Roost.'
 Dec. 19. Christmas musical service by the quartet and chorus.
 Dec. 26. Christmas cantata by the Sunday School. His Star" t.
 Jan. ?. Sermon by the pastor, "A New Years Motto.''
 Jan. 9. Emil Gloss, the Swiss hand ball ringer. Address by the pastor, Ely or Die."
 Jan. Is. Sermon by the pastor, Five Good Reasons for Being a Fool.'' Jan. 23. Illustrated lecture by the pastor, 'The Life and Land of Robert Burns.''
 Jan. 30. The Silver Trumpeters of New York City. Four young women will play trumpets. Address by the pastor.
 Feb. 6. ''An evening with Jas. Whitcomb Riley" by Rev. Dr. c. S. Kemble, of Irvington, N. J.
 Feb. 13. Illustrated lecture by the pastor, From Log Cabin to the White House.
 Feb. 20. Address by the pastor, il- lustrated with pictures, "The Hero of Valley Forge.''
 Feb. 21. Wesleyan male quartet and gospel team.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
CANADIANS WIN
 LEAGUE ARGl
Secure Compromise and Fiji Transit Boards Are N
 be Organized

Geneva, Dec. 9.-(By th@ ed Press)-Proposed organ{ finance and transit under 1 of nations, which was consi| terday by the assembly, I abandoned as the result ofj promise reached at mid night by prominent delegaj assembly meeting here.
 N. w. Rowell of Canada Hanotaux of France, MT. Australia. pr. Gastoa Da \ Brazil and Lord Robert Gel sentative of South Africa \ ent at the conference whic] in this compromise.
 The existing internatior| organization will continueI and will come under the s| of the league.
 This compromise is a victd Canadian delegation which opposed the proposition ths sembly recomme to thl ments the establishment \ league of three new organl
 The round of social func' nected with the meeting d sembly in this city, was VI morning by the narrial George E. Foster. head Canadian delegation, to M Allan. The ceremony took, Holy Trinity church.. the bi given away in marriage by 4 four.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

Best butter 65c lb. Russell Bros. .advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09

Best butter 65c lb. Russell Bros .advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-09
LIFE SAVING RECORDS.
Distressed Vessels and Cargoes Wor
 $65,479, ,7O5 Salyaged.

Distressed Vessels and Cargoes Worth
 $65,479, 7O5 Salvaged.
 Washington, Dec. 9.-New records in saving life and assisting distressed vessels were set by the coast guard during the past fiscal. year said the annual report of Commandant w. E.. Reynolds, made public today Rescues aggregated 2,417. Vessels and cargoes valued at $65,479,705 were assisted as against $20,o00,000 in any preceding year.
 Aviation now is an important factor in saving life and property and locat- ing floating derelicts, the report shows. A coast guard aviation station has been established at Moorehead City, N. C.
 Strong opposition to merging the coast guard into the naval establish ment as proposed last year by Secre- tary Daniels is expressed in the report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22

Referee, Brogan. Time a halves, 20
minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
A GOOD PIPE is ALWAYS 4
WELCOME PRESENT

We have them N . Iarge
variety, at the price you want
TO paw. Horn Stems, soc to 81.
Good quality Pipes, with
Bakelite and Briar stems,
straight on bent, 81 TO $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22

Brass Smoking Stands,
$3.50.
Tobacco Pouches, fat
or round, 35S to 81.
Segar Humidors, So up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22

baltimore, DEE n --yark Dunn, own.
or and manager n tho Baltimore Club a
the Internatsnnai LaAgus q oons,dwing
making formal protest. ~ Judge Lands
ths BASEBALL osmmsss,onsr, ovex What b.
claims Az the Efforts ~ csrtAIn major
league owners ~ msbs his star players
DISSATISFIED
He Asssr&s shek several f.ss si1s.s
trading Pitcher Bentley and other a hs
best performers for players now N ths h.g
leagues.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22

Herman and Lynch Arsed IN wciGh in
At q O'Clock tj1ss Afternoon ~ ti8 pounds
and each was said 20 be slightly under
that figure. The champion record shows
him 10 be dow starter, speeding up ~
the contest proGresss~, and thus shows 10
advantage in long bouts. Lynch has scor-
ed sevcral knockouts III recent contests,
notably his victory ovsr Jack Bharksy.
a diamond studded belt, ernblernatic Of
the title, will be given 10 the winner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
Gifts That Add Greatly To Smokers Endowment

Segar q n d Cigarette
Cases, Soc to s..
Smoking Sets, SITS to
$40.
Ash Trayi, 7sc to 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
BANTAMWEIOHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Pete Herman Defeads Tiue Toniaht
AGAINST Joe Lynch.

by Associated Press To Every Evening.
Now York, Dec. 22.--Pete Herman, OF
New Orleans, worlds bnntAmwcight cbnm
pion, defends his title In l5-round bout 70
decision at Madison Square Garden
tonight against Joe Lynch Of New York.
1t win be tho third worlds pugilistic
championship contest in the historic
structure within \ month, Benny Leonard
and Jack Dempsey. light and heavy
weight titleholderr, respectively winning
from their opponenta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
LEAGUE OPENS.
Eagles Circuit Starts With Two Interest
Z inQ Cameo.

The opening OF tho basketball scnson OF
the Eagles League, last night, resulted in
two fast games. The first game, between
the Green and Red teams required two
extra fve-minute periods. The White
tossers in the first part Of the game, while
in Ahe second half, the Blue team managed
to win out. The scores:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
Sale.ianum TO Omen Season

Salesianum to Open Season.
The Salesianum basketball team will
play the opening home game of the
season tonight at Brownson Hall, when
they will meet the strong Alumni FIVE.
Salmon Shields is coaching the SeleS-
aniln ojlirtet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
DELAWARE DEFEATS
GRACE CAGE MEN
Score Was 81 to rs and Game Was
Fast; Seniors Beat
Freshics.

Newark, Dec. 22.-DelawaTc Colleg
basketball team defeated the fast Grace
team of Wilmington in the local cage last
night by score of 81 to 26. 1t WAS
scheduled rs a practice game for the col
lege boys, but the visitors made them
hustle from start to finish to win. The
playing of G. Garvine, the visitors' clever
forward, was bright feature Of the game.
This player put up an exceptionally strong
game, making six field goals and six fouls
1t was the first time this season that the
Delaware varsity team has really been
eeen in action. As a team II does not as
Yet begin to look like the great smooth
working machine of last year. Carter, who
IL out because of sn injured back, IL
especially missed. Keith and Twoes We're
tried at forward and the latter made the
best showing last night Rothrock and
Wills did not come up to their last season 9
form. but this, no doubt, is due TO lack of
practice. While McCaughsn and Alex
ander showed flashes of the form that
made them dreaded by every college team
last year they will also improve with mors
practice The lineup follows:
Delaware GRACE.
Keith forward $500. Chandler
Alexander forward .... c. Garvine
NcCaughan centre Greenwood
N;ils ~ guard bongacre
Ru+h~1ck 49,. guard J. Gsrvine
C,oals from feld-keith 2, Alexander 4,
Met aughan ). Rothrock ! c. Garvine 6,
Greenwood 3, J. Garvine l. Goals from
fouls McCaughan z, c. Garvine @. Sub
situations -Twoes for Keith; Keith for
Twocs: Williams for Bothrock; Roth
rock for Wills; Robinson for Roth
rock. p Garvine for Chandler; Chandler
for ] Garvine Referee. Reby of Gettys-
burg Time of halves, 20 minutes.
There was also n preliminary inter-
class game between the Seniors and Fresh
men. which the former won by the score
Of 10 TO Is The frcshics had the upper
classmcn Is to 6. the first half. but could
not GET through the Seniors defense IN the
last half Nine fouls. shot by Barnard IN
the last half. won the game Thus makes
four victories and no defeats for the
Seniors. and they now seem to be n safe
oct for the class championship, which
would make the fourth year that this same
class of boys has won IT. The lineup last
night follows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22

A ropcIess, polsIess and pesless tent
for tourists il erected by fastening one
side 10 mn automobile aud the other 10
sleeping cots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
Brownson VS.. Penn Del,

Brownson VS.. Penn Del.
The Brownson basketball team will
play the Penn-Del five in the Brownson
cage tomorrow night. Due to the rivalry
between these two teams, there is much
interest in the contest and large number
of fans are expected to be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
, BOWLING.

The following. scores were rolled last
night on the alleys Of Grady's bowling
and billiard pnrlors:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
HAGLEY TEAM WINS.

Haglcy Third team last night defeated
Beacon Business College, 1915. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-22
CHURCH LEAGUE BOWLING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the Y. NJ c. A. alleys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20
Young Wonen's S
s7tosS $0.95
ShoesO

Short lines from regular stock.
Black and tan Russia and lSidsltin.
Sizes 21s to in lot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20
WHY GO TO FLORIDA?
over at Audubon, N. j., Sparrows
Chirp and Farmers Plant Lettuce

'Tis winter in Philadelphia, but
spring in Audubon. n. j., just half II
dozen miles away.
And so those who are thinking of
speeding to Palm Beach, st. Augustine
and other balmy climes may save time
and money by taking Il ferryboat and
trolley to Audubon.
The suggestion is based on report
from there today which states that
spring has arrived Here are the in
dications as depicted by a chronicler :
Two thuuderstorms, sparrows chirping
all day yesterday-and farmers sowing
lettuce seed.
With the thermometer showing II de T.
grees in Philadelphia and milk freezing
in bottles, one must wonder at the diff
ference in climate across the Delaware.
The hot discussions over the proposed
bridge and tube may have thawcd the
state line and warmed the Delaware s
gulf stream---or perhaps it is due TO the
name itself. as the famous Audubon
was an expert ornithologist and the
birds no doubt sing in tribute to Their
champion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20
ALLIANCE OFFICER NEEDS
200 JOBS FOR POLITICIANS
Secretary poorhees, OF Independent Republican Bod,
Deluged With Pleas for Rewards for Helping Beat
Vues in Mdyoralty Fight

"Wanted--Two hundred Jobs for ac-
tive Republican Alliance workers."
John Voorhees,, executive secretary of
the Republican Alliance said today that
he would need that many city places to
come anywhere near meeting the de-
mands of Alliance ward leaders for
Jobs for their followers.
Secretary Voorhees,, to all intents ard
purposes, is running an employment
agency at Alliance Headquarters, 143O
South Penn Square. There he receives
ward leaders and their followers daily.
These expect Voorhees, to "tip them
of" to the possibilities for landing
places.
When Voorhees, looks up from his
desk and sees. ward leader waiting
patiently he picks up u batch of civil
service lists ard promptly begins naming
the chances Voorhees, doesn't ask what
the leader wants. He knows from daily
experience ever since the Moore ad-
miniStration went into office.
How many jobs do you need right
now" voorhees, was asked,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20

the line will be treated as a whole and
that fnst freight, consisting of perish
ables. foods, etc, and small express
runs will come more directly under the
head of the passenger service. The
reason for this, it is suggested, is war
ranted by the fact that the schedules
are almost similar, and it may be pos
sible with some of the lighter trains to
combine them with passenger service.
The heavier form of freight traffic,
however, will come altogether under the
freight traffic head.
The names of the newly designated
officers and a, definite outline of their
respective duties will be issued in few
dayS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-20

"About four to ward would help
a little" replied the secretary.
Yes" Clipped in Blakely ID. Me-
Caughn, Alliance leader of the Twenty
fourth ward, ''at least four"
Andrew Frosch, leader of the Forty
second. aroused the envy of his asso
ciates. when he announced that he hat
won place for one of his friends.
"Wbere do l come in. John?' asked
Robert Grier. of the Eighteenth, who
only beat James A. Carey, of the Fifth
and Elias Abrams, of the Sixteenth, b.
a breath.
Get your men on the civil servic,
| lists" tersely advised Voorhees,.