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New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Master Meadow Mouse was in the Tasture. It was having time; and Farmer Green had cut the grass and raKed the ground clean. leaving a slAnrt stubble which Master Meadow Mouse did not like. He preferred tall grass, in which he could hide in case of danger However he didn't intend to let little drawback like that keep him in his underground home on a fine summers evening.
 'I'll have to look out for Solomon Owl" Master Meadow Mouse said aloud in his tiny voice, and for his cousin Simon Screecher. For this is just the sort of night they're likely to Sail over the meadow and try to tpcunce on me" --.
 He kept careful eye on the dark enlng sky as he scampered along to- ward a clump of bushes which grew about rock pile.
 There was danger ahead-and not above him-that evening As he drew
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Undigested Food Poisons
 The secretive functions of the stomach become impaired. The digestive fluids become weak and sparse. when they should be strong and abundant to accomplish their work. This results in the food not only becoming unfit for assimilation. but often decomposing in the stom- ach and poisoning the whole sys- ten. Gas is formed. producing a dull heavy feeling with headache. coated tongue. nausea, fetid breath. heartburn. dizziness. flatulence. bil- foumess and many other forms of stomach disturbances. which quickly become chronic.
 One Capsule Dtgests 5000 Grains
 Jadues' Little Wonder Capsules number of reliable and standard medicines acknowledged by authori- ties to be correctives in certain gas- tric and intestinal disturbances. One capsule will aid in digesting 5000 grains of food. Jadues' Little Won der Capsules relieve disorders of the stomach and digestive tract quickly correcting the evil in mild and acute cases and gradually re- lieving chronic and obstinate cases. Some of the ingredients act chemic- ally on the food. aiding digestion and obviating the many disturbances caused by gas: others stimulate the eecreting glands and tone up the stomach: still others act as a mild laxative.
 Capsules Superior to Pills
 Jaaues' Little Wonder Capsules provide the quickest and easiest form for relieving indigestion and dyspepsia. Authorities state that the capsule forms valuable pro- tectve carrier for medicines and is far superior to pills or tablets which often become so hard that they cannot be readily assimilated in tho stomach and freouently do not dissolve at all. passing solidly | through the stomach and bowels. The pure gelatin which forms | Jaaues' Little Wonder Capsules dis l solves within one or two minutes af- ter it enters the stomach. This. at |
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
"BOY CRAZY" ON AT FOx's


 Doris May opened a shop for men and vafnped every male in the one horse old town into buying shirts and ties that were loud enough to howl. Harry Myers established Fifth ave- nue style shop and sold the village frumps Paris gowns at more per frill than they had paid for their whole wardrobe before. The efforts of these two to corral the loose dollars of the hicks" create excruciatingly funny scenes in Boy Crazy" which shows at Fox's theater tomorrow night
 On the same program is Dustin Farnum in Iron to Gold"
 Tonight is the final showing of Ev- elyn Nesbit in "The Hidden Woman and Tom Mix in For High Stakes" :"
 Beginning Monday, Max Linder's famous comedy Be My Wife' will be shown along with other high class pictures.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

once releases the medicine to do it's effective work. There Is no fuss or bother. You simply take one or two capsules and two or three swallows of water.
 Satisfaction Guaranteed. l A single capsule usually gives beneficial results. It goes directly to the epot. If taken directly after eating. one capsule will often pre- vent an attack of Indigestion. If taken regularly after each meal for a period of six to ten days such great relief is given that even the most confirmed dyspeptics havo been thoroughly convinced of their value.
 Jaaues' Little Wonder Capsules are sold under strict guarantee to refund the money to anyone who ts not satisfied after giving them . trial.
 Presiding Elders Testimony
 Rev. pr. Thomas G. Thompson, former presiding elder of the Metho- dist Episcopal church. writing from Johnstown. N. Y.. August 12. 1921. says: T have used Jaoues' Little Wonder Capsules as needed for more than twelve years and have always found them beneficial and helpful. They have proven them selves able to give immediate relief when my digestive apparatus for some reason has been thrown out 6t gear and does not function prop erly. As I find them easy to take. promptly helpful and SO far as I can judge in no sense a habit-form- ing tonic. I try to keep small SUD- ply ready for use. as they may be needed. highly recommend thenl."
 If you suffer from indiecstion. dyspepsia or constipation get Janues' Little Wonder Capsules today and begin at once to get the results of the renewed vigor that comes with perfect digestion. a'
 On sale at The Dickinson Drug Co.,. New Britain, Conn, or to cents by mail post ,aid from Jaqucs Capsule Co.,, Platts- turg, N. '.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
SERIES OF OUTINGS
Anchor Brand Club of North X Judd's

Anchor Brand Club of North X Judd's Plans Numerous Social Events for Summer Months. Officers of the Anchor Brand" club of North & Judd Manufacturing com rany are looking forward to sum mer of activity. having arranged, for an outing at Avon on July 20 and planning a series of outdoor socials which will keep interest in the club at high pitch. .......
 The new officers are President, Michael clynes; vice president, Albert Howe; secretary, Harold l.. Byett; treasurer. Fred J. Ward t.
 Committees appointed are:
 Entertainment. James O'Donnell, Fillmore Morse. H. E. Hills. Thomas E. Salmon, James McAvay. H. Hammer burg.
 Athletic. Everett Demarest Thomas Mullen. J. Valentine. Charles Kin caide. Walter Kenney, James Green.
 House, J. W. Byett, Thomas Blanch- ard. Albert Laskowski.
 Membership. A. c. Malone. William Young.
 Publicity. A. F. McEvoy.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
WBL
Westingh ouse--Springfleld.)

Westinghouse-Springheld.)
 Saturday.
 7;3o p. m,-Baseball scores. The Three Wishes" from Mothers Nursery Tales by Katharine Pyle. 745 p. m.-"The Proposed Plan B City Charter" by a member of the Charter committee Of 100. Crop and Market Statistics" by V. E. Sanders. courtesy of the New England Home stead
 s:oo p. m.--Baseball scores Liter ary evening.
 S;30 p. m.-Scientific Review. con- ducted by Scientific American
 Sunday. s:oo p. m.-Church services con- ducted by Rev. Frank Briggs, pastor of the Indian Orchard Evangelical Church.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
VOICES N THE AIR
KDKA
Westinghouse East Pittsburgh.

Westinghouse East Pittshurgh)
 Saturday, July 1b.
 3:oo p. m.-Popular concert by Zoney's Original Novelty orchestra. 7:so p. m.-Weekly program ar ranged for the family by Youths Companion" s... s!oh D. m,JrPopular musical con cert.
 s:o0 p. m.-keister Brass Quartet.
 Sunday. July 16.
 1lon a. m.-Services of Calvary Episcopal Church. Shady avenue. Pittsburgh Pa Rev. E. J. Van Etten. rector.
 o;45 p. m,-Chudren's Bible story 3;oo ?. m.-Radio chapel from Westinghouse Station KDkA. s;oo p. m.-Services of the Emory Methodist Episcopal Church.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
SULPHUR CLEARS
 A P!MpLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur as Told When Your
 Skin Breaks Out.

Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body Is overcome quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry right up and go away. declares q noted skin spe- eialist.
 Nothing has ever been found to take the place of sulphur as pimple remover. It is harmless and inexpen- sive. Just ask any druggist for small jar of Rowes Mentho-S Sulphur and use 1t like cold cream.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
STOMACH TROUBLES
 CAUSE LACK OF PEP
 AND DANGEROUS GAS
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules Promptly Relieve and Prevent Dyspepsia,
 Indigestion and Constipation

If you too fat too thnif you lack that desirable noyng dangerous the chances there something wrong with digestion Dyspepsia indigestion and kindred ailments people because fast and irregular times Strong vgor people able to stand the strain for me later the digestive organs rebel They stand oyereatng and the abuse of irregular meals and all of cooking definitely
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
A|L|NG WOMEN
 0F MIDDLE AGE
Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound is at This Period
Denver. Colorado.-"I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable Com

poundfOrSeVenyearS and l cannot tell you the good it has done me. It is good for young and old and l always keep a bottle of it in the house,
 for l am at that time of life when it calls for Lydia E. Pink ham s help. My hus- band saw your ad. in the papers and said
 You have taken
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
WGI

(American Radio and Research Corp,
 Medford Hillside, Mass) Saturday.
 7:30-"The Family Circle" con- ducted by David M. Cheney, for the Youths Companion.
 s:00-"Good Government" Fred with R. Mackenzie
 s:15-Puritan Trio, s. Bernice Rich. violin; William G. Brooks, cello; Nell c. Damon, piano Soloists, Grace V. Brooks, contralto. and Frances B. Da- mon, soprano
 Sunday.
 s:0o-Radio church service. Radio sets and supplies at Morans --advt
 At Quito, Ecuador the only city in the world situated exactly on the equator the sun rises and sets at 6 0 clock the year round.
 Fumes from chemical plants have Teen the cause of many damage suits
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

nish music for their division of the parade to be held during Obeh Grotto outing in Bridgeport next Friday and Saturday.
 Obeh Grotto will present beauti- ful silver loving cup to the Grotto having in the line of march the great est percentage of their entire member ship, and also one for the best ap- bearing body of Prophets New Brit ain will be well represented by Aziz Prophets.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Cinnamon" "mordore" and rust are three new shades They are shown in afternoon. dinner and even- ing gowns in combination with au- tumnal reds, dull gold embroidery and cleaning bronze beads.
 Evening gowns also are partial to buttercup yelows and to coral shades. Less trimming is used on these ad- vance fall models than has been favored recently since the new lines long and draped-make it unneces- sary,
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
AZIZITES HIRE BAND.

Grotto Will March in Bridgeport At
 Big Outing.
 Aziz Grotto has hired the Coast Artillery Band of Bridgeport to fur
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

More than half the population of France was engaged in farming be- fore the NAL
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Fumes from chemical plants have Teen the cause of many damage suits.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Radio sets and supplies at Morans' -aavt,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

months ago rs the last day when the
p'ds put in by competing contractors
would remain Omen.
=. o. ne bids were taken at the low
dip OF the market and undoubtedly If
"cw o'ds were taken again consider
anlc increase in the estimates. prob
ao.y more than $1,000, 900, would re
suit.
Time a Big Factor
=, .. IT the matter were put over until
'nc navy could submit an estimate,
wh'ch ~ has informed tho board 3 not
ocslrabie or nracticuhlc it would take
'nat department at least sixty days in
winch to prepare an estimate. as i. oc-
cuplod that period Of time for the sue
ccssfut contractor. at a cost of $4,000,
70 make up It's proposal. If the navy,
thcrcforc, was to bid on This work now
II would mean the loss OF the spring
and summer trade in 1923, which il
money would amount to more than a
million dollars. which. in addition TO
increased costs, would greatly raise thc
total.
"a. The Newport News Shipbuild.nc
a! and Dry, Dock Compan: was the lowest
Chairman Lashcr added that Pres
dent Harding. Chairman Wesley t..
Jones of The Senate Committee ami
Chairman William S. Green IF the hous use
committee on Merchant Marine AZ
salrS. have approved the action Of tho
Sf'pp'ng Board in awarding the con
tract to the Virginia corporation
Ohlei Engineer Gibbs who drew 1hc
plans FOR rehtting tho Lcviathan. do
clarcd TO- day that the vessel would cx-
ce' any ship af1oat when il was CON
plctcd
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Cold Apartment Leads
To Arrest Of Women
Tenant Complains, and Court
Orders Heat, OH Pain of
Prosecution

Mrs. Helen Fuld, sixty years old, and
her daughter, Florcntinc, twcnty-ninc
years old, were arrested yesterday at
% West l2Sth Street. a scvcn-st story clc-
vator apartment. which they arc said
TO own and taken to the West 125th
Street police station charged with fail
urc to supply heat and other service to
tenants in another apartment house at
III West lA3d Street, which they also
arc SAID to own.
They were arraigncd before Magis-
tratc Max Levine in Washington
Heights Court. Both women denied
owning the apartments. The warrant
for the arrest Of the mother and daugh-
ter was issued by Magistrate Levine
on complaint Of Robert l.. Major,
negro student, living at the West l43d
Street house. Major alleged tho apart
mcnt never had any heat. Magistrate
Levine held the two women in $500
bail each for examination tomorrow.
declaring that if the tenants of tho
West 1A3d Street apartment did not
have heat by that time he would hold
the women for trial.
John McGinty, warrant officer, testi-
fed that he had to break down door
at the apartment house to serve the
warrant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Pershingg's Nephew
Appointed by Day
TO Assistants Post
Davies Refuses To Serve as
Enforcement Aid Here:
Grand Jury Makes No Re-
port in Cairow Inquiry

Captain James +. Porshng ir.. Of
FlushlnE, l.. J.. nephew Of General John
y icTshlnE. WAS appointed Assistant
'ron1bit'on Director yesterday by Di-
rector kalph a. Day to succeed Colonel
herbert q. Catrow, resigned. Captain
fcrsh'ng had tho Endorsement of vari-
GUS Republican leaders, was acceptable
to the AntiSaIoon League and was op-
posed by no one, it was said by Mr..
Day last night,
Captain Pcrshing will assume his
duties Monday at a salary Of $3,SOo
year nc is thirty-onc years old.
single. and has an excellent war record.
lie wns not in France, but was on the
staH of General Pcrshng as an aide,
assigned to duties of confidential
nature in this country. He is lawyer.
Robert G. Davies, counsel for the
Lords Day Alliance, was among scv-
era names considered for the place.
but he is reported to have refused to
serve. Davies, because Of his views
concerning blue laws and reform, be-
licvcd he could render better service
to the element he represents by re
naming with tho Lords Day Alliance.
The Federal grand jury of the .Janu-
ary term. the time Of which was cx-
tended that the jury might act as
a special grand Jur5 to investigate tho
DaN-Catrow controversy, was dismissed
yesterday afternoon without returning
a report.
Assistant United States District At
torncy Palmer Caniicld. who was di-
rcctng the inquiry into the Catrow
case, said yesterday that the jury con-
Quoted an Investigation Of complaint
Of alleged Irregularities in connection
with the issuance of a liquor with
drawal permit in tho name Of the Pro-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16


awarding the contract to Gibbs pro.h
ers' Chairman Laskcr said tho oovnrn
t"cnt saved $28, 900, as the T. NJ NJ ,,.n
10 receive $2lO,0o0 for this work
The balance OF the 81 900 oon sac;
,naeed as the cost for returning tho
hcv'athan to the North Atlantic mass
enScr service will be expended for nov.
ing the ship TO the contractors vara
insurance, trial trips and maintenance y
ana guards during the fourteen months
''1vlreo Tor reconditioning
work VIII be started immediately
sno enc ship will proceed at once un-
ssr S,' ner own steam to the shipyard at
= Says t-asker VIII Suffer
: The giving of the contract of ~.
iLev'athan to the Newpor, News Shin
psV'ining Company in open Opposition
70 ene expressed wishes Of Congress- is
dchanec of thc rcprescntativcs of thc
people tor which Mr. Lasker will havc
TO suffer .cventually." Representative
na''lnEer declared today. ain the
nieant'me y is the taxpayer who will
AArc to suffer.
1T IS almost unbe,icyablc that thc
Sn'ppinE Board should award tic
tcViethao- contract Under such cir
euiastanccs, especially when its chair
man. Mr. Laskcr. we'll |Anows that it
- going 70 cost the government not
me iiNe and half millions stipulated
-" 'pc contract, bat instead sum
s,o"c"herc between eight and ten mil
hons. and nhcn the vessel Won't he
worm on the market such an amount.
with one haad the Shipping Board is
Seufng material at one c-ten.h Is value
% tn" Steel Trust md with Tao othS =,
"'n. through the contractor, buy this
l,a 0efAal. or part of it, TO be used .r,
VOC rcconditloning Of this vessel. and
we'll known that when it come S
- Buying the government always pave
the top prices.
"O' course. the amendment 20 tho in
ocnendcnt Offices bill, when it actually
becomes law. VIII DC effective when
II conc to TIC rcconditioninc OF other
Eossels and will, I hope. no; only bring
wor" to the Boston yard. but also save
inc country great deal OF money
Lasker, Defends Course
Al nc .tiAic bids. were asked for
last November on the Lcv;atna:l. .
Chairman Laskcr said, tine Secrctu:N
OF .tlc Na'y stated that his dcpartmcrt
did not have IN appropriation to pre-
pare an estimate. did not havc the
facil.tie. to carry ou. this t5pc Of
work and could not submit bid upc,
which binding contract could be
made. For these reasons the navy did
not fgurc on the work. Secretary.
Denby rcaffirmcd his position in cor
fcrcncc with me yesterday
r''"ihc Shipping Board was obliged 10
a. ard the contract to-day to the New
po't News Shipbuilding and Dry Docl,
Company because:
"'. February 10 had been fixed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

mere yesterday on the intimatons rom
Washington that new steamship line
might be formed with the LcviathAn
as its nucleus. Shipping men said that
this was not 'lkcly andsthat the vessel
probably would be sold or alocntcd to
an established concern. Among those
,fat may be interested in obtaining the
liner arc Moore & Mccormack. the In
ternatlonal Mercantile Marine Com
pany. the United American Lines. the
Roosevelt Steamship Linc and others
contemplating bids for the United
States Lines when the latter company
Is offered for sale by the board.
Mr.. laskeT. acting for the Shipping
Foard. advised the international Mcr-
camille Marine Company that it would
be greatly appreciated by the Shipping
hoard and facilitate their dealing with
the Lcvinthan if the hoard we're re
leased from its obligation Of allocating
the ship 30 this company and was free
to have her managed and operated by
whom socvcr it mirht see Gt after hcr
rcconditioninC," said Mr.. Franklin.
with this object in view. the board
requested that the international Mcr-
camille Marln" Company Join the Ship
ping BOARD in tho cancellation Of the
,oNtract, which provided not only for
the preparation Of plans and spec flea
'o"S lo' ''to'dl lt'oN'h%. me letting OF
tho contrac; and supervision Of the
work of rcconditioning, but also pro
vldcd for the management and opera
ton Of this steamer when rccondi-
toned by the international Mcrcantilc
Marine Company for Il period Of five
years on terms to be agreed upon
"Wc advised thc Shipping Board that
VIC Nrrc prepared to cary out the CON
tract in It's entirety. but desired to CO.
operntN in every way possible and did
not want TO place any obstacles in the
way OF the Shipping Board in carrying
out it plans for this steamcr'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Newport News
Yard to Refit
The Leviatllan
shin Board Ignores Protests
nj Boston Faction i'll Con.
cress and Gives Lowest
Private Bidder Contract
Total Cos, So, ,2OO,O0O
Giant Liner To BE Ahoat in
4MontI,s: Gibbs Bros. to
Oversee Job for Sl82 900

WASHINGTON. ieh. -. the con-
.-.., for .hc rccondtion.nr oe thc
...nt nsssoaccT steamship LcVisthan
- awarded to-day by ths Slipping
p,srd and the Emergency Ncet Cor
.,r..icn to the Newport News Ship
ssiid.nc and Drsdocl. Co,npany. thc low
s;sacrs in thc coa.Ns s.i'ion among
.,,,~,.sa 81 D.srd, tos the huge tasl.
The avarl commits ,ae government
- AZ outlay o. SS,4oy.ooo, for wl,;cn
.Ao ce,,sae;els will place tAc giant
,;rer ir ac,i,c commission Nith,u sour-
.oon months timr. ilcr ma .ocH ;ro il
-, lordon c.e'cc VII be early n
y-y. 1928.
The sh.psu,ldc,s ta~e scc, sj,on
Z ntrsc,s to recontidsN aHd convert
-. ,.sscl to burn .uel oil at cos.
=. SIS 600. AID an adoii.ona. sun OF
S,l5ooo is allowed for repairs and mu-
,sjacrv. G;mbol Brothers. o. Nc,o
York. were awarded the contract for
.se equipment Of the steward $ depart
eea, snd e., library. ~ 2 COS; O.
ss5loec.
Ccn1scss Ne;c4. Is Charge
f,,ncidcu; WITH tno ~aA-d Of to
.,r,r4ct b, The Shipping Bcard, Rem.
sentative Dallmgcr. of Mass2c,u cts.
.,ed statemen. severely arraicniur
.Sa;-man Laskcr Of the boa I'd ior what
- characterized as dctarce Of
Congress.
YORK. eorc retained by tie beard TO-
ia, 70 sapcr1isc ;nr rccoGaitior;ilS o.
.sc .s;p at ice Of Sis ,Ca0. Tney will.
enp'cy staff of zoo men to aid in
,y,crvisins the work OF putting the
liner IN shane FOR ocean traffic. In
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

gressivc Drug Company for 900 cases
OF whisky from the Hll & Hill Distil
'ery Company. Of ~ West Twenty scv-
enth street 1t is understood the mat
ter viii be taken up by the next grand
jury.
MIR. Garfield said it would be unfnir
to the members of the January grand
jury to hold them any longer, because
the case had become moro involved
than was at first expected and there
were number Of other witnesses yet
to be heard
As n result or the controversy be-
tween Director Day and Colonel
Catrow, the lAttcr has instituted q
100000 slandcr suit based on remarks
alleged to have been made by Director
Day, but which he since has denied
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Surrender OF Option
On Lcuiathun E1piaiues!

Tic option on INC Icv.athan held b,
the intcrnat,ona. Mercantile Marine
Company was surrendered IN comp,:.
ancc with 4 request frcm thc Shipping
Board for a free hand in disposiNr o.
:hc ship. President 7. A. $. Franklin
said yesterday. lie explained that the
company was ready TO carry out tac
tc,las OF the contract. but d'd not wish
20 c:lbarrass the board
No information could be Detained
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Harrison Ncsbii Is Chairman
OF Democratic Pari\'s Finance,

WASHINGTON, Feb. Appoint
Mcnt of Harrison Ncsbt. president of
the Bank OF Pittsburgh, as chairman of
the finance committee Of the National
Democratic Committee. was announced
lo-GAy by Chairman Cordcll Hull. who
SAID 1t was the FIRST move for a thor
oueh financial organization in the Ma
tiCnal CUmmittcc'
OtNcr members Of the committee
which MIR. Ncsbit Will head arc to be
announced soon.
Evening star., 1922-07-16
Special!
Umbrellas at $l.O5

ktylss Tar ,,nsa, Somen and children. They
gre made Of cotton, and these is good assort-
meat sf handles. Black only.
Ksnn'EStreet Floor.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

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The Seward gateway., 1922-10-27
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
 BE SHOWN AT LIBERTY

Mark Twain, Americas greatest humorist, wrote many books that have brought pleasure to millions; but, like all authors, three or four books stand out as masterpieces and among these are ''Huckleberry Finn and "A Con neticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" The latter story is filled with pure humor from cover to cover and has given more laughaube joy than any other of Twain's works
 It was realized that there were great moving picture possibilities in the story, but the peculiar nature of the tale would make it's production hard. After a great deal of thought, time and money had been expended on the pro duction it was put before the people, and much to the satisfaction of it's sponsors proved to be one of the most popular features ever turned out, showing to packed houses throughout the States. It's eight reels Of fun makes it the greatest and largest comedy ever made.
 At great extra cost MT. Lathrop SC cured the picture for Alaska audienc- es, and the Liberty Theatre quickly ar ranged with him to show this extra feature here. It will be shown tonight and tomorrow, at the usual time.