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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
"1'he Woman and the Puppet"

A tempestuous, spit-fire, devil-may-
care, castinet-clicking damsel of Sc
vile is Geraldine Farrar in "The Wo-
man and the Puppet." All the superb
temperament, grace and majesty of
this diva of grand opera are regis
tered in the character Of Concha Pc
rez, dancer of sunny Seville, woo will
neither sell nor give her kisses until
the rich Don Mateo has been hum
bled in spirit and brought TO Tie
verge of desperation and the fierce
resort of the singing blow thar t;,mes
her. The scenes are in Spain with
its romance, its color, its fire, its
fierce passions, tempestuous loves and
stormy jealousics. At the local play
houses tonight.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
Dual Role for Nine. NazimOva

In MADAME Peacock" the picture
she herself declared her greatest
since "Revelation," Nazimova will APP
pear before iocal picture audiences on
Tuesday. This latest photoplay, from
the story by Rita WeiInan, will pre-,
sent the Russian star as Jane Goring,
a brilliant stage celebrity who finds
the heights of fame somehow do not
bring the complete happiness she had
imagined. Writtcl by one of the
leading dramatic writer's of the day,
and enacted by undoubtedly the most
finished actress in the world, "Mad-
anne Peacock" is a mastery and tell
ing portrayal of the soul of re-
markablc woman. At the same time.
and later in the story, Nazimova is at
the front in a second character as
Gloria Cromwell, the gifted, monde
script little girl toGwho Jane Goring
is rather more than a goddess.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
PISTOL BATTLE WITH SUSPECT:

Grayson, Ky, Jan. Tn arrcsting
four men suspected of having robbed
the Armstrong drug store at Olive
Hill, Marshal William Holbrook and
Deputy Sheriff Bradley Burchctt en-
gagged in pistol duel with them at ar
improvised camp at Corey Hill. One
escaped and the other three raised
the white flag. None of the stolen
goods were found, but it is charged
nitroglycerine was in their possession
and they were brought here for trial
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
NEWS or the CHURCHES
First EaptiSt Church

Bible School at 9:45, Prof. i. +
Gabby in charge. interesting pro
gram arranged. Morning sermon a
1915. DR.. J. ID. Bruner will occupy
the pulpit. Er. Green will be absent
on account Of illness in his family.
NJ. T.. Church, South
Sunday School at $50; preaching
service ut 1915; subject, 'J'hc Pray
OF ard Life" Vc>pcr service in the
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Subject, "1n-
haustible Resources" Epworth
League at Ads. Prayer service Wed
ne&day evening at o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church
Sacramento service at II. Sacra-
mental meditation: "The Changing
Path; the Exchanging Companion. -
Evening service at o'clock. Subject
"Where and What is Heaven " Sun
day School in Masonic Temple at
9:45 o'clock
First Christian Church
Bible School at $50; morning ser
vice at 1915; evening sermon at r
o'clock.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
IN THE MOVIES
The Liar Got All the Credit

When George Cross finally want
ed to tell the truth, they wouldn't be-
leve him; they were too busy
swapping him with congratulations
And nobody would listen to the man
who had caused the initial outrage
which turned out to be tremendous
business asset. A rapid fire success
sion Of rib-tickling incidents occur ip
Nothing but Lies" the latest laugh
vehicle for that distinguished come
dian, Taylor Holmes. See it at the
local playhouses Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

Try, Elizabeth Turlin, Ecrnicc Tudor,
Harrictt Million; Ecasrs. Franklin
and Travis Million, james holland,
loci Gentry, WILLIAM Smith, Arnctt
Taylor, Edgar burgess, William Bur
ru5, Dan Million, Robert Long, Elsie
NurIor, Russell Million, William Eos
tnr, Guy Cosby, John Griggs, Mr.. and
MRS. .iosper Million, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taibotj Million and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
THIS Is APT TO HAPPEN HERE

Wickliffe, Ky, Jan. George W.
Howle sustained a crushed leg when
he was pinned to Il tree by bumper
of an auto. He had repaired a wheel
and was on the running board watch
ing to see if it ran plumb, his bacl;
to the autos course. Joe Howle, his
siN-year-old son, was at the wheel and
accidentally stcered into the tree.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
POET SAVED FROM FIRE

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 7.-MarEaret,
Steel Anderson, poet anil CRITIC. was
saved from Immediate ,leath when her
clothing caught fire frrr a gas stove
by an invalid sister, Miss Elizabeth
Anderson, who wrapped quilt about
her. Physicians give hope for her
rccOverv
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
New Resolution Loses

Washington. Jan, "A unani-
nous uniavnrabfc report was or
dcrcd today by the Senate Mill
tarE Committee on Senator News
resolution directing the Secretary
OF War t" Stop army cniistmcnts
until the fetal number OF men is
reduced to 175.OOO.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
Mail Car Robbed
UHy Nssociatcd Press)

1
New York. Jan, "A mail car
on Pennsylvania train was riflcd
by robbers between here and
Philadelphia carly today. The
car contained through mail and
had no clerks. Authorities arc
the value Of the
stolen mail.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

WANTED-To rent good upright
piano for private home. See Prof.
Gladstone hoffman, Madison High
School. 6-2n
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
SOCIAL AND Personal
Delightful Dinner


One OF the most enjoyable 81 ths
many Christmas gayeties was tAo d.n
ner party to which Miss Fannie ,'cn
kins was host at her homo near Nel
by. Covers were laid for Mss L.
ellie Hutchinson, OF Quickaand; Nj
Ollie Butler. of Winchester; M.sc
Rose and Ruth Turner, EIvcrca CrI
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

MI. w. ~. Nrluer mas returned ITot,
q business trip to Frankfort.
Mr. Russell Turpin is visiting III
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Turpin
this week
Mrs. Weber Hamilton is confined /,
her home by illness.
NJ Sscs Leslie Hurley and Marion
Guinchigliani left Thursday for MAJ
areth Academy, where they are il
school this year.
ii IS Ellen Walker left to continue
her teaching at Sharpsburg after {;
uleasant Christmas visit here.
Miss Tevis Camden, daughter Of
Senator Camden, will sail January 2!
from an extensive trip abroad. She
vii visit Great Britain, France and
Woodford Sun.
Mr.. Richard Jett has returned It.
Princeton, having spent the holiday
ut home.
Mr.. and Mrs. eBn +. Reeves have
moved in from Waco and have taken
rooms on Walnut street.
Mrs. John Donelson and Mrs. Hat
tic Buchanan left Wednesday to spend
the remainder of the winter in Flor
ida
The Lexington Leader says: "Wrs
Christopher ID. Chcnault will go t"
Louisville Saturday to attend the an
nual breakfast of the John Marshal,
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, which is giver
each year in celebration of the birth
day Of the chapter"
Miss Gertrude Brown is expected!
from Washington City Friday even
ing for a visit to her sister, Mrs. II
l.. Telford,' in the campus.
DR.. f. C. McDougle spent FRIDAY
in Lexington.
Mrs. w. o. Sadler and children have
joined DR.. Sadler here, having CON
cluded visit to relatives in Mfssis-
sippi.
Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge Broatldus
have returned from visit to rela-
tivcs in Paris.
Mr.. A. S. A. Wilson has returned
to Paris after a visit to friends here
Miss Gladys Mckee left Monday
to resume her school duties at St
Agatha's Academy in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris White: have
returned from Charleston, Ill, where
they spent Christmas, and have gone
to housekeeping on the. Barnes Mill
road.
Mrs. George English left Friday
morning for Covington,s being called
~ the serious illness of Mr.. Thorn,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

II you've ever suffered from in
digestion you know its torturcs
Mrs. T. NJ. Ncathery did She tells
the history of her case in recent
testimonial to the Re-Cu-M a
Medicine Company. 81 had indi-
Scstion and it bothered me a great
deal. 1t made me nervous [ had
weak circulation in my arms. ]
was troubled with gas on my
stomach. Food often made me
sick
Then | tried Re-Cu-Ma. ]
have only taken few doses but
they have benefited me and | can
readily see the benefits that Re
Gu Ma bring me. | certainly know
it is a good medicine and gladly
commend IT."
All over the country just such
letters and testimonials are com
.ne in to us. They see Re-Cu-
Ma advertised. They read about
our four day trial offer. They say
20 themselves. 81 can try Re-Cu-
Ma and if it helps me | will re
GIVE benefits that can't be meas
1rcd in money. If it fails to hell
lie | can take the bottle back and
get every cent | paid for Re-Cu-
Ma. 1t is certainly a fair Offer
nd III accept it"
Then these sufferers try Re
u-Ma and the letters they writ,
he Company show that they arc
II almost every case not only
,lcascd but absolutely enthusiasts
tic about Kc-Cu-Ma the phenonc-
laI remedy. which docs its Won
lcrful work through the stomach
the liver, the kidneys and The
blood
For sale by the Richmond Drug
Company AMI all good drug stores
ton Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis, of JcaSi
mine county, spent the weekend wit
friends here.
Mr. and Mrs II. J. Mckee were Wis
tors in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. John Cabell Chenult arrive
from Abbot, Miss, Thursday, bcin'
called by the serious illness of
father, Mr.. Jonah Wagcrs.
Miss Katherine SIpith left t'rida
morning to continue her school "oI
1T Maysvilc after Il two weeks sta
with her parents at Dreaming Crcc
Heights.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
Entertained for Friends

Miss Katherine Smith and brother
William, entertained Il number o.
friends at their home, Dreaming
Creek Heights, Thursday evening
The rooms were beautifully dccorat-
ed in the Christmas colors. The tru;
spirit Of enjoyment arose on the al
rival OF Mr.. Rice Hamilton and -
Carl Sandiin, who furnished the m
sic for the occasion. Dancing wa.
enjoyed by all. During the cvcnine
Mr.. Hamilton rendered several @axs,
phone solos, which were highly .
prcciatcd by all. Delicious lunch wa,
served and shortly aftcrward dancing
was resumed until almost two o'clock
when the guests departed, all report
ing eple~ lid time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

RADIATORS-Anym max. or style au-
to, truck. OF tractor. twisted, sniks.s.e.
sprung or frozen. reDS'--d: estimates
furnished: york frat CsRsS: auto re-
dtator specialists. Green pronrte-
tor; phone 1890 ?. So: F.. Main street
lexington. KentucEv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07

"Give me anoth-- cup of lockwood
please" That's the common talk at
most of the hcnes ia this good old
town. lockwood is a better coffee.
Ask u. B. Mckinney & co. 1926,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-07
The Daily Register Richmond Madison County KY Friday January 1921
DO YOU EAT POISON?

Sometimes the Most Ordinary
Feed Acts on the System Like
a Poison. IT'S Not the Fault of
The Fccd-Its the Fault Of the
Stomach. Mrs. I. M. Neathery
CT SoHth Boston, Virginia, Was
Often Made Sick by Food. Now
She's All Right. Re-Cu-Ma DID
1t.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
FROM GetDr.E

That is thl since Dr. l Tablets, the !; griping resuI little tablets and bowelS3 never force Dr. Edward soothing. he3 mixed with 2
 If you ha feel dull. bilious, y suits fro
 Tablets
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26

anything. Her weight has increased 23 pounds, and she is off to sleep as soon as her head touches the pillow. She hasn't the least trace of her for mer nervousness, and no matter how hard she works it doesn't bother her a bit. Upon my word, she looks and acts and feels thirty years younger. Glandex Compound was a Sodsend to her and we are both glad of this op portunity of recommending it to others"
 Astonishing Results Everywhere
 So effective has GlandeX Com pound been in the treatment of run down conditions that thousands are turning to it for health and strength wherever it has been introduced. People who for years suffered from nervous weakness and general i'll health are said to have experienced a remarkable return to youthful health and strength. Even after the first few days treatment many say that they can feel themselves getting years younger.
 Weak, worn-out- women claim that they have found Glandex Compound valuable as a flesh-builder. Many have noticed improvement in a short space of time They say that Glandex Compound not only brings back lost weight, but puts the natural rosy color into pale, sal low cheeks and gives them a healthy enjoyment in life which they had be- lievcd lost. N sssas
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26

former employees of the Stone Moun- tain Coal company from thu corpora tion'5 houses. In the fight seven de- tectivcs, tho mayor, C. c. Tcsterman n and two other citizens were killed.
 The defendants are Sid Hatfield. chief Of police of Matewan; Rceco Chambers. William Bowman. Clair Overstrcet. Doug Mounts. Jesse Boyd. Isaac Brewer. Charles Riser. Ben Mounts, William II. Coleman. Ed Chambers. Lee Taylor. James Over street. Fred Burgraft. At" Williams. E. R. Page. Fred Webb. Van Clay. AL bert Burgraft. Calvin Mccoy, Hailie Chambers. N H. Atwood. William Starr and Ezra Fry, the latter a unio- organizer.
 Five detectivss who esl drcI during tho battle were indicted fer killing Mayor Testerman. bu. they were granted a change of venuc and W II b. tried in Greenbrier county.
 For several months before tho bat Ilo organizers of the United Mipo Workers of America nal been busy forming local uniona among the min- CTS of Minso county. Emp1oyes of tho Stone Mountain Coal company at Matcnan joined the un:cn and it was stated it that timc were ordered 10 move from company houses. Some of them, however wero stiT1 in pos session on May 19 and party Of private detectives TtaS sen: from Blue field to serve writs of ejectmcnt. They h ld completed their work ana "er" on their way to the railroad station late in the afternoon when the fight occurred.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26

transportation, appeals and other similar reasons.
 During the last month SS Russian aliens were deported by way of Latvia the announcement said.
 70
 ATTEND EXPOSITION. Pupils at the Grammar school at
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
My Wife Looks, Acts and Feels 30 Years Younger"
 Says Husband
Took Famous Animal
 Gland Tablets

Mrs. Esther Pleasant. who for the past five years has been in a hope lessly rundown condition, is now an entirely remade woman, according to her husband, MT. Tim A. Pleas ant, of 2 Marianna Street, Lynn. Massachusetts.
 Her apparent rejuveration, Alr. Pleasant says, is due entirely to Glandex Compound. a recent product of science, which is now being widely and successfully used by many thousands of people in the treatment of general rundown conditions, anaemia, nervousness. or wherever new strength and energy are needed.
 When interviewed Mir. Pleasant said.
 For the past live or six years my wife was so rundown that several times I surely thought 1 was going to lose her. She lost over thirty pounds and was so weak and frail that an hours housework would often leave her completely exhausted for the rest of the day.
 She was tired out all the time and didn't have one bit of ambition When she would sit down SOe would
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26

Cse apples! There is no fruit more l satisfactory from every point of view Lime and iron both are found in apples. Lime is essential to digestion | and iron to life itself. Ana from q purely mercenarv siCe apples are one of the cheapest fruits. A very diversified number of accent l able desserts use this fruit as g foun dation- Served with top milk or cream Brown Betty" Apple Grunt.'' Apple Tapioca," Apple Custard" and a dozen or more others are deli clous and nutritious as we'll
 Apples baked for the children's lunch is q dish that is q real standby. and should not be overlooked by any mother.
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 breakfast-Stcwed dried peaches, ham, toast. coffee.
 Lunchcon-Creamed asparagus on toast. pickled carrots, warm ginger bread, tea.
 Dinner-Pot roast of veal. baked sweet potatoes, canned string beans, banana salad, apple amber coffee.
 Sister Mary's Recipes.
 Sweet potatoes are very easily pre- pared if baked whole in the skins Scrub well and bake in a moderate oven. The skins are so thick that few people care to eat them, so it wouldn't pay 10 rub them with butter. The po- tato may be cut in half and the pulp scraped from the shell, seasoned, and put back to serve.
 Ham Toast
 1 cup chopped lean ham
 eggs (yo1ks)
 tablespoon flour
 cups milk
 pepper
 toast Put ham ncausepan with little butter. Add egg yolks well beaten with four Pour on milk stirring constantly until thick. Add pepper and pour on hot toast,
 Apple Amber large apples tablespoons sugar tablespoons butter eggs
 F lemon
 F teaspoon each cinnamon and
 cloves 1 tablespoon water short pastry Peel. core and slice apples. Put into a stewpan with the sugar and water and simmer gently till tender. Rub through a strainer. Return to the fire with the juice and finely grated rind of the lemon and the spices. When hot. stir in the butter l and the yolks of the eggs. Cook until 1 the mixture thickens. Line a deep l pic dish with pastry. making tho ex- | treme edgo of the crust quite thick. | Pour in the apple mixture and bake | in a moderate oven till set Beat | whites of eggs till stiff and dry with 1 tablespoons of sugar and spread over the top ot tho pudding. Brown slightly in a hot oven. Serve na- or gold.
 Mary Says: Sweets too long hoard ,d are likely to find the palate stale.
 Copyright, 1921, N. E. Al
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
PUPILS GIVE PROGRAM

dents Demonstrate Their Work Be- fore Woman's Club at Y. w. C. \. At a meeting of the Woman's club yesterday afternoon in the hall of the Y. w. C. A. building pupils of the Prevocational Grammar school pre- sented the following program in an able manner that elicited merited ap- plause from the appreciative audi ence:
 Type of Activities in the Pre-
 vocational Grammar School. xplanation-Charles Covert. Civic League Meeting-Prcsident,
 Harold Lipman, Secretary, Hell
 ga Johnson. Under the direction of Miss Cahill. Violin selections Ave Maria .. Schubert Wilhelmy Poet and Peasant ........ r. Suppe David Luryea. accompanied by
 Isadore Rosenberg Activities of the School in Pictures
 Explained by Paul Kleist. Dance and Drill-Grammar School
 Boys.
 Under the direction of MT Brewster. limitations of Familiar Sounds-Cas-
 inner Kolpak. Rhding of Original Poetry Evening,
 The Brooklet .......A. Sylvia Adler Accordion Solo -. Charles Bargclski Tableau--
 Landing of the Pngrims-Arranged
 by Miss Hicks of Art department. Reading-Elmer Wilcox. Dance-"Dainty Steps" Rose Himberg. Claricc Wallin..: Ellen Toneasso. Bcrnicc Weiant,, Lillian Ashworth. Mildred Hog lund. Under the direction of Miss Morrill,. Come Ye Faires .......... Lynes Night Franz Apt
 Girls Glee Club.
 Miss C. Mcintyre. director. I Am An American-Charies Covert,
 Rose Marholin.
 5O5 ANARCHISTS DEPoRTID.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
So Weak Couldn't Do Housework- -She Gains
 g Pounds In , Weeks !

is because the glands in their weak the strength building sccretions which the body needs.
 It is obvious, therefore, that in order to have strong, healthy bodies we must build up strong. healthy glands
 For some time it was thought that the noly way to do this was through an operation as in the case of the famous monkey gland experiments which recently startled the world, but now we are told this is being accom- phshed by feeding our worn out glands with the extracts taken from ductless glands of healthy sheep and cattle in tablet form, much the same as we take pepSin from animals and use it for indigestion. In addition to containing these extracts, GlandeX Compound also contains iron pepto- nate and other valuable ingredients all of which have been prescribed for years as health builders by phys icians. It is because of this combi- nation of ingredients that Mrs. Pleasant and thousands of others gre securing such startling results from Glandex Compound.
 You Risk Nothing
 To try Glandex Compound it is not necessary to risk Eingle penny. Simply go to yoYGS, 1rI and ask th hea anflsarnfS tlaS~nssf feel
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
A MINERS FACING eyCHARGE OF MURDER
Were Indicted Last July After Gun Fight in West Virginia

wi1Iiamson. W. Va. Jan. 2s.- Twcnty-tour men from tho mining town of Matewan. wero here today to answer to tho charge of murde: be- fore Judge R. D. Bailey in tho MinSo county circuit court. They were in- diotcd last July for the part they arc saileEed to have taken in n battle Mith private detectives who had Cvicted
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those
 Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus, terole once you experience the glad re- I'ef 1t gives.
 Get . far at once from the nearest drug store. It is clean, white ointment. made with the oil of mustard. Better
 han a mustard plaster and does not |hlister. BrinRs ense and comfort while |it ia being rubbed onl
 Mnsterole Ia recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are |unc annually for bronchitis, croup, stid Inc asthma, neuralgia. pleurisy. rheu. Pn1E -.h. lumbago. pains and aches of tho back or joints. sprtIns. sore muscles bruises. ehilblains. frosted feet, colds of Eho chest (it often prevents pneumonia,
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
THE HOUSEWIFE OF 1921

Now that Womnn's Suffrage Is a reality the AmaE1cnn woman must . itcnccforth be considered not merely \sa.a ifonsekoeper and home maker
 as n voter--a citizen and force
 thIs busy work-a-day world. With added responsibilities hcr health should never he neglected. and when pbcset with ailments peculiar to her sscx she owes if to herself to first |fgive that grand old medicine. Lydia E. Pinkha ms Vegetable Compound. a trial as for over forty years it has bcen the standby of American women in restoring them tn health and mronEth.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
Has He|
Simple Pr1
 Relief. ]

Simple Pr Relief.
 In New I Asthma, Br( of the throa lent. rer1larl are being rs of a new fo1 Oxidaze, a J| < Osidazs ia
 combination concentrated
 small ta bid slowly disso, seems to ha5 the nuScula
 chiaI tubes,
 Sages and Fl action. Thl breathe eaSi lying down
 nights sleen
 So much
 that local da son Drug, G supply and authorized
 for the first p new treatm ONidaze is n no harmful, X is not expeH test an easy
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
PUT AFTER MURDERER.

W. Va. Sheriff Leads Posse After Dcs-
 pcrate Fugitive.
 Moundsyille. W. Va. Jan. 26.-J Nj. Terrell. warden of the West Vir- ginia penitentiary. will lead an armed posse into the mountains of Braxton county. in an effort to capture ". H Griffith. convicted murdered, who es- capped from the prison recently after a section of the institution had been set on fire and q convict killed.
 The warden is investigating the death of Ira Roush of Antiquity. Ohio. whose body was found in the Ohio river Monday. He expressed the opinion today that Roush was killed by Griffith.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26
TO CONDEMN "HOOTCH." :"

One half pint of whiskey seized when Stanley Juchnevicz of Orange street was arrested last week for a liquor law violation, will be con- demned tomorrow morning in police court. There was no session of the court today.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-26

tended the Connecticut Agricultural exposition today at the State armory, Hartford. The pupils took the 10:30 o'clock train for the. Capitol City un- der the supervision of Principal w. C. French and Miss F. Converse of the school faculty. Each pupil carried q lunch