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New Britain herald., 1921-02-12
PLANS TO OBSERVE
 ALINCOLN'S NIGHT
KensingtOn Brotherhood to Meet MOnday-DiSCuSS EmanCipatOr
FEW FLAGS ARE DISPLAYED

idEhg on Hills Again Becomes Great Danger-Church Notices for sunday-Itcms of Interest to Bcr- linItes.
 "A Lincoln's night will be hold by |o Brotherhood of the Kensington Congregational church on Monday |enlnR at tho home or Mir. and Mrs. |ank D. Clark in KensinRton. Tho betting will bo of a patriotic nature Il several members will tell or read pers on tho different incidents of raham Lincoln's life.
 The meeting is an open one and all meers Of tho Brotherhood with fir friends arc asked to attend
 men arc also invited to be present.
 addition to the literary program
 ch has been arranged tho com
 tee in chtrge announces that the
 steal end of the program will con
 of several old time songs in-
 ling such we'll known chants as
 nting on the Old Camp Grounds"
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

A public hearin Town Hall, Plaii evening, February p. m., to hear q establish ment of the east side of M the Neri block to
 All parties into warned to be pr. THE COMMISSION
 AND BUREl
 MENT AND J
 F. NOTTCE-Saws nIed SnO1TS Sn0Tp0u00 ture repairing.
 Broad St., Plainvili ALL PYTHIANI ian lodge, No. 47, have voted to chi nights from, the fil days to EVERY Fl mencing March
 are in the 1T. o. O, CLOCK REPAIRING. bring them to 60 ! First class work gt
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12
Town Plans Commission Calls Special Meeting to Settle Dispute WHITING ST. IN QUESTION
No Truth in Rumor That Bristol Mills Has Sold StOck-ICe CrOp This Year is Large-Auto Stolen. Returned Again-Othcr Items.

The dispute recently started with the proposed building of the new front on the Tani block on Whiting street. has evidently come to a head as the town plans commission and bureau assessment and awards have undertaken to take a hand in the affair. This action is the result of a petition that had been signed by Postmaster P. J. Prior, Henry Trum- bull of he Trumbull Electric com pany and Mrs. l.. Newton of Whit ing street Many of the local citi- Zens were against the proposition that had been started by the owner of the block, as they thought it would extend beyond the adjoining stores. However, just as many were of the opinion that it would add to the businesslike appearance and improve the town considerable. Nevertheless. the town plans commits slnm of which r. l.. Benzon is Cj.rk, has issued a notice to the effect that a public hearing will be held on Monday evening, February 2S. at the Town hall at 7:30 o'clock. Arguments will then be presented for establishing a building line on the east side of Whiting street which is the side of the street in question,
 
 block to Maple street. All parties to be present.
 Without d doubt, there will be good attendance as many are inter- cSted in the argument, it now hay ing been referred to the authorities. The selectmen had granted Tani the permit, and work has gone along. Mir. Prior wrote a letter to Select man William Johnson giving his views on the subject, which were highly against building the front He felt that the street would be made unnecessarily narrower and forsaw the time when larger public buildings would be erected at that point which eventually would have to be built back much further than where some of the places now stand. The end of the Tani block is now seven feet from the curbing, while the Newton fence, at the corner of Maple and Whiting street a few feet on, is about five feet from the curb.
 should a new building line be es- tablished, this fence would prob ably have to go back some feet. but to all appearances, the Tani block would be ak right.
 A communication in regards to the building has been submitted for publication by one of the towns taxpayers. It follows:
 As I am a reader of the New Britain Herald. and in looking over the PIainville news, I noticed a great deal of the towns citizens were greatly put out about the new i'm provements on the Tani block. As am a taxpayer of the town. I am in favor of any improvements that will benefit the town. Do the citi- zens of the town ever stop to real- iZe what a nuisance it is to have loaded trucks standing on the side walk of the adjoining block. night : ,r night. while unloading, and force the people to go out on the road when they want to pass? This is one thing that had ought to be considered.
 Signed
 "A TAXPAYER"
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

SECRETS OUT!-I son why the British r so much trouble insts lines in north Borneo. . were put up, natives \ tions and gave 'em { hearts, who made co out of them. The girl, in one of the wire "rawai," is a typical Dyak tribe,
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12
Some Feb. Housewares Sales Offers

Step Ladders, five foot size, best quality. extra strong. with pail rest, regular $3.5O grade. $2.s9 each.
 Double Boilers, aluminium, quart capacity. cover of inset will fit bottom. making it Sauce Pan. regular price $1.95. for $1.39.
 Garbage Cans, extra strong. made for U. s. Government. 10 quart size. s3.50 grade, $1.95.
 Carpet Swecpcrs. the Grand Rapid" genuine Brissel make, high grade $6.50 Sweeper, $4.05
 Family Scales. weighing by ounces up to 24 1-2 pounds, regular price $s.5O. for $2.69.
 Bread Makers that will make from to loaves of Bread. Made by Landers. Frary & Clark. regular price s35O. Our Sale price $2.69.
 Tea Kettles, six quart size, all copper, nickel plated, with black wood handles. regular $3.5O grade, $2.49 each.
 MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS promptly filled and delivered free to New Britain, Middle town. Rockville. Manchester, Bristol, Plainville. Unioneillc, Collinsville. Windsor. Windsor Locks. South Windsor. Burn side. Rocky Hill. Newington. and Elmwood. Sent C. o. D. if purchase is over soc.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-12

o'clock. Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon. Evening prayer and sermon at o'clock. A special preacher wll be heard in the evening. He will be Archdeacon of Rockville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
Real Estate
Buy Real Estate

| call especial attention to the fol-
lowing:
A broom home in fine location in
southwest Ardmore; the owner of this
property has been ordered to another
city and will sell the property for con-
siderably less than he was offered
few months since. Price $3.50.
Is acres of smooth truck land and
good 3 room house north of the
city and just beyond the last refinery;
this property can be bought on it's
value as a farm and its future avail
ability as q refinery site will cost
you nothing. Price $500.
Another tract of several acres
close in situated on a railroad within
4 mile of the business district; suit
able now for truck, buy few months
or a year or two at most for a brick
yard, factory or any business needing
trackage; the price is less than half
Of its real value.
Five acres near Wilmington Park;
one crop of sweet potatoes will pay
for this property. Price $500.
/ shall appreciate the opportunity
of showing you my list OF real estate.
j. G. Hester
Phone 7s4. q W. Broadway
1-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
Real Estate
Homes For Sale

The Hewirtfield mas had an inn
portant extension this week which
will stimulate buying Of property
in Ardmore. Don't wait for the ad-
vance-buy now. Here are few
good bargains.
rooms and bath, G st, n. w.
100000.
rooms and bath modern bunga-
low Sth Ave, n. T., near Washington,
S45O0OO
Swell Bungalow os rooms and
bath Mantel and built in effects, hard
wood floors, garage, located on Nc
Lish Avenue, S. w. $j7j0.00
A beautiful little home. with every
modern convenience. rooms and
bath, good garage, on Wolverton Ave.
northwest. s5250OO
On Bixby Avenue southeast. in
an exclusive neighborhood, we have
gem Of a modern cottage of 5
rooms, bath and breakfast rooms. Ca
roge. $500 90.
On 3 Street n. f. we have several
small room modern bungalows,
NhiSii hit tbcdp dl |oVVV'VV.
Third Avenue southwest, five room
bath, new bungalow, plastered. Cozy
home. s72OO.OO.
On McLish Avenue southwest, a
large well arranged residence Of five
rooms and bath, breakfaet room. man.
tells and built in effects. s67500O
d Street southeast, "A rooms. Water
and gas only. $3.50
C Street southeast 6 rooms and
bath with modern convenences.
On X street and Third Ave- north
west rooms with water and gas.
$1,000 co.
new modern hollow-tile and stuc-
co of rooms and bath, sleeping porch
French doors, etc, located on Har-
grove street northwest. A big bar
gain at 100000.
The above are only a few OF our
listings, we have them every where
and at the right price and terms.
II you are considering building, see
US about lot Remember us.
GMillot q Hall
Phone 5SS 3O' Simpson Bldg.
30-3
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
Real Estate
Two Fine Homes
For Sale

An elegant, ten'room home, close IN,
ON one of the best streets in south.
west Ardmore. Nice large lot high
terrace, beautiful shade trees. Nice
interior finish, beautiful oak floors,
mantle and fireplace Extra large liv-
ing room. dining room, beautiful sun
room and breakfast room. All built
In features in kitchen. Nice large bath
room and extra large sleeping rooms.
II you are in the market for q good
home, make an appointment and / will
show you this one. Price and terms
on application.
A very fine home built Of brick. con-
tanning seven rooms and bath. Desir-
ably located close in. Has all built
in features. finished in oak; garage
and servants quarters. 1t is an ele.
giant home. One of the finest in the
city. VIII be glad to show it on ap-
pointment. Price and terms on appli-
cation.
r. C.. McKllDDY
126h West Main Phone 90
30.3
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Beautiful Groom up-to-date bungalow.
East front all built-in features. A
swell location Southwest. Price and
location given on appointment
Neat broom, story and half bunga-
low. Fireplace, book cases. garage.
Swell location on McLish Avenue
east of railroad. Price $1,000
A wonderful S-room bungalow on paw
ed street. One of the best built
homes in town and has all features
that it takes TO please the most
fastidious. Let us show you this
place.
A neat 5-room bungalow with all built
in features. East front, double gar
age. Located Southwest. Price is
s6750.
A wonderful 7.room bungalow on
North Washington Street. Large
lot. A real up-to-date home. Price
and location given on appointment.
A beautiful brick bungalow with q
basement All built-n features. q
storm cellar in connection. If you
are looking for q real home let us
snow you TINS one. ffIce anu ioca-
ton given on appointment.
A beautiful up-to-date Groom bunga-
low loacted blocks from West Main
in the heart OF the beautiful homes
Southwest. Ideal location. A place
that is hard to beat. Price $4,000.
A neat Groom bungalow on paved
street. Driveway and garage VIII
sell completely furnished for $500.
Small cash 9ayment will handle.
An up-to-date l2.room rooming house
on the paving, . blocks from the
new hotel. Laboratories in each
room. Price sl1 1000.
"A good 5.room bungalow, located
Southwest. Price $500. Reason
able cash payment will handle.
Beautiful building lots from so foot
frontage TO $50 IT on paved streets
If it's u home or a lot you want let
us show you what We have.
we know the town; the town knows
us"
Lamgs&om & King
sos Simpson Building
Phones 444-lSjl-l365-R
30-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
Livestock

A YOUNG Jersey COW, fresh. three TO
select from, good mixers. good look.
ers, the milk and butter kind; see
them first house northwest OF street
ear barn. T.. 4. Yates. 30-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
Ardmaor@ Homn@s

We have for sale the following at
tractive homes.
A six.room modern bungalow. All
built.in-features. Three sleeping rooms,
large living room, dining room and
kitchen, bath and hall, garage and
storm cellar, fruit and shade trees,
Corner lot. 100 by 139 feet. Near
First Ward school, northwest. Price
$4,000.
A seven room modern bungalow on
North Washington street. Only nine
blocks from post office on pavement
Nice shade trees, high terraced lots,
garage, etc. Price $4,000.
A large five.room cottage, gas,
lights, city water. garage. etc. Cor
ner lot, 100 by 2lS feet. Room for
three more houses. Ten blocks from
post office. Price $4,000. Suitable
terms.
A dandy six room modern bungalow
on 3 street northwest. New. Can
move in any day. Price S4500.
Five room California bungalow, fin
ished in oak, mantle and fireplace.
Built-in features. Large, elegant
rooms. garage. concrete driveway.
Price $500.
An extra large we'll built bungalow
on McLish southwest. Contains six
large rooms. all built-in features. oak
floors, mantle and fireplace. Beau
ifully designed. Commodious and
comfortable. Large corner lot, gar.
age and driveway. 1t is an elegant
home Price $3.50.
We also have number of other
nice bungalows and cottages and if
you want home. We believe that We
can fit you out, any size and price
from 81 600 up TO $4,000.
LOTS
We have a large list of very fine
vacant lots in both northwest and
southwest. We can fit you out in
nearly any price lot you are looking
for, from s400 upward. We have q
large list from which you may Sc.
lect. Let US show you some of our
lots.
II. C.. McKIlDDY
l2Gh West Main. Phone %
3O.3
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for errors unless advertising copy Is
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FOR SALE--Young Jersey COW. phone
S5j or apply lls4 Cruce. n. w. 3O-3
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EASY payments and 10 to 20 per cent
cash, buys home, any size, in any
part Of the city. Yates, the Earth
Man. | trade for cars and livestock.
30.7
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01

REAL ESTATE LOWER have
been very busy during The dull
season listing homes, farms and
ranches at lower prices. See me
firs. Tor what you want l. r.
Best. 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01
HOME FOR SALE

HOME FOR SALE
A good 7-room bungalow on Sixth
avenue. northwest; garage, etc; was
built for home. II Is u dandy home
and dcsirably located Price for quick
sale $4,000.
II, G. McklDDY
l26h W. Main. Phone 90
3l-3
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FOR RENT--Three furnished rooms.
modern, call at ilG End avenue
northwest. i-j
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01

NICE modern rooms ciose In with
good table board. s92 Stanley
Phone $50. l-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-01

NICE front bed room. q 4th avenue
northwest. Phone 552. i-3
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]. c. Hester

81 W. Broadway. Phone 7sI.
31-j
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For Rent--Houses
For Sale

FOR Practically new Smith &
Barcs piano. Call 1916 or see l..
W. Robbins, 52S + st. n. w. 3l.3
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70 RALE-Five rooms modern. close
in. Phone 2213. 3l-3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
ENGINEER REGISTRY READY
All Professional Engineers Must Get
Into Touch With Board

The State Board for the ReSistra
tion Of Professional Engineers and
Land Surveyors appointed by Governor
Sproul to put into effect the provisions
Of the law passed by the Pennsylvania
Legislature at its session of 1921, an
nounced yesterday that IT was now
ready to receive applications for regis
tration.
Forms for registry application will
be forwarded 20 applicants on requssl
addressed TO tho board at Harrisburg.
All professional engineers and land sur
veyors doing business in Pennsylvania
must be registered or exempted under
penalty Of fine or imprisonment or
both.
The Registration Board comprises
Richard T.. Humphrey, chairman, 500
Harrison Building, Philadelphia IL,
:. Drinkcr, vice chairman, Merton
station; William MrClcIl"n, Land
Tide building, Philadclphin \. j.
Clemens. Scranton, and 5, d, Foster
Pittsburgh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
IRENE CASTLE WILL
PLAY IN "RISE
OF ROSCOE P4INE'
IRENE CASTLE, stage and screen

IRENE CASTLE, stage and screen
\ star. has started work at the Estee
Studio under the direction Of Edwin
j.. Hollywood. on her Second produc-
ton. since her recent return 10 public
life, The picture Is from the story
The Rise Of Roscoe Paine by JOseah
@. Lincoln.
"The Rise Of Roscoe Paine" which
was adapted from Mr.. LIncoln's 3 book
by Howard Young. is a story of Cape
God, and of young man of the Cape
who becomes acquainted with toe
daughter of powerful New York tinan.
cier. The part OF the daughter. Mabel
Cotton, is played by Mrs. Castle. Ward
Crane is cast in the role of Roscoe
Paine. The other important members
of the cast are Al Roscoe, Howard
Truesdale, Emily Fitzroy, George
Pouncefortp and Charles Eldridgp.
Joseph {. Lincoln, who is recognized
as one Of Americas leading authors.
writes almost exclusively Of Cape Cod
and its people. Several of his novels
have been dramatizcd for the stage
while a number Of his books, such a.
"Shavings, Captain Eric. " "The
Woman Haters' and Cape Cod Folks"
have been listed among the best sellers.
The Rise Of Roscoe Paine" is a typical
Cape Cod story.
During the last week Mrs. Castle.
Director Hollywood and the members
of the company have been shooting ex-
teriors In the vicinity Of Shecpshead
Bay, l.. ]. According to present plans,
the company will be busy on location
work for about two weeks more, after
which they will return to the studios
for interiors, Altogether there is about
six weeks work left on the production.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
DUPRE AND C0URB0lN IN
JOINT ORGAN RECITAL
Remarkable Concert Given by Great
French orsanists at the wana.
maker Store

U'oNGE StOTC
A remarkable concert was given on
the great organ In the Wanamaker Store
last evening when Marcel Dupre, organ
ist of the Notrc Dame Cathedral Of
Paris, and Charles NJ. Courboin, guest
sololst of the Wanamaker organs In
this city and New York, gave joint
recital before another immense audience.
The difference between the two great
organsts was marked when heard in
joint recital. NJ. Duprc had perhaps n
little the greater delicacy in registra-
tion and played with more grace, while
NJ. Courboin cxcelled In the brilliancy
Of his execution and style. go
The selections played by NJ. Dupre
we're the great fantasia and fugue in g
minor of Bach. an old French Christ
mas carol with delicate variations. writ
ten by d'AQuin: a Carlton by Emile
Bourbon, a modern French erganiSt and
composer in the modern French style of
dissonant harmony. which the clever
registration and coloring Of NJ. Dupre
made sound better than the work ac-
tually is musically and n well written
prelude and fugue of his own. The lat
ter lS an interesting WORK, composed in
fugal FORM but with the tonal coloring
of the present day. IL there be some
question as to the result Of mixing the
most intlexiblc of forms with the freedom
of today's musical inclinations. at least
NJ. Duprc has produced work which
holds the attention throughout and was
enjoyable.
NJ. Courboin played the Marche He
roiQue of Saint -Saeus. and the prelude
and fuguc in A minor of Bach as his
principal numbers. together with n
oup Of smaller selections. consisting
Of an aria of Lott. Invocation by
Mailly. an allegretto by De Boeck and
closed with the study for the pedals Of
Pietro Yon, number we'll designed 10
exhibit his vast technique and his vir-
tuoso style of playing.
NJ. Dupre closed the recital with an
other of his amazing improvisations on
themes given by Philadelphia muSi-
clans. His work showed the immense
knowledge of the resources Of the organ
which he possesses and the faculty Of
turning them to instant account. Last
evening was VI. Duprc's last appearance
in the United States this season. as he
returns TO France in short time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
MAYOR TO WELCOME WELSH
Moore to Make Address at Opening
of Eisteddfod

Mayor Moore will make the address
of welcome at the afternoon session OF
tho twelfth annual EiSteddfod to be
held in the Academy Of Music Monday.
As il will be the largest one. day
Eistcddfod ever held in tho United
States il will attract contestants and
visitors from all parts Of the country.
Entries have been received from Wales.
Canada. and from about twenty diff
fercnt States in America.
Sue Harvard. soprano. of the Metro
nolitan Opera Company. New York,
viii bc the Soloist of the Eisteddfod,
and will sing Mt both sessions.
Approximatcly one thousand contest
ants will take part.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
DARBY TO HAVE PARADE
New Years Shooters to March Mon,
day Afternoon

Darby is to have its first New Year
parade Monday.
The parade will be headed by the
Trixic String Band which is one Of the
leading clubs Of the borough. 1t is cx-
pectcd that there will be quite large
number in line.
The fremen at both Firehouses No. |
and No. . will have open house New
Years day.
The ladies auxiliary of the Coling-
dale Fire Company. No. 1. will give n
costume dance New Years Eve, in the
fire house. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. Robert Marsh. Mrs. W.
W. Rache. Mrs. Joseph Clifton and
Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-30
FOSTER PRAISES RUSSIA
Steel Strike Leader BIames Blockade
for plsoraanIzed Industry

William Y. Foster, organizer ant
leader of the steel strike in 1910, spoke
last night at Musical Fund Hall, under
the auspices of the Philadelphia Branch
Of the Friends Of Soviet Russia.
Mr.. Foster has but recently returned
from six months trip through Russia
and Europe, where he has studied in
dustrial conditions and the methods
Of the Communist and Soviet regimes.
LIE blamed the weakened condition
Of Russian industries on the economic
blockade, and not on the inefficiency
Of the workers.
Mr.. Foster spoke in glowing terms
Of the organization of the Communist
Party and lauded the work of Lenine
and Trotzky.