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New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Public Works. City Hall, Room 206, until 6:3o o'clock P. M Standard time) Tues day, July 18th, 1922. for the con- struction of Concrete Pavement on a portion of South Main street
 Proposal blanks may be obtained and specifications may be secured at the above office.
 The city reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids, or to accept any bid
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
 GEO. H. JOHNSON, Secretary
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
BOY IS ON TRIAL
Kluxon Youths Defense is Trying to
 Break Down Chain of Circumstan-
 tial Evidence Against Him.

to break the chain of circumstantial evidence produced by the prosecution were continued today by the defense in the trial of Francis Kluxen, 3rd charged with the murder of Jeanette Lawrence, Madison school girl, in kluxens woods last October.
 The morning session was taken up largely with testim ony of witnesses by whom the defense sought to trace the movements of Kluxen on the day the girl disappeared and later when her body was found in the woods.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
FIGHTING IN TGO-SLAy1A.

Tskub, Jugo-Savia, July 13.-A pitched battle lasting several hours occurred on Monday between Jugo- slav gendarmerie and large band of irregulars that had crossed the Bulgarian frontier and attacked the village of Kratovo, 3s miles northea st of Uskub, The irregulars were re- pulsed.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
BOX FESTIVAL

A hox festival will be held by the Saivo .lon Army in the army hall OH Arrh street tomorrow night. at which time Captain and Mrs. Gunrar Lund- sten, of Springfield will be present.
 Captain John Edeen will provide coffee, the girls who come to the par ty will bring lunches in boxes and the boys will bid for them, each pur- chaser sharing the lunch with the girl who made it. The proceeds will go towards defraying army philan thropic expenses.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
NEW STRIKE ORDERED
Walkout on Chesapeake and Ohio Will Not Take Place for Several Days, Officials Say.

Richmond, Va, July IS. = H. J. Osborne, general chairman of the brotherhood of railway clerks an- nounced today that strike orders were being sent to the 17 lodges on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. He said the walkout probably would not become effective flor several days" Mr. Osborne's announcement follow ed collapse of negotiations between railroad and brotherhood representa- lives and issuance of a statement by w. J. Harahan, president of the com pany. declaring strike by the clerks would violate their signed agreement.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
VALUABLE MAIN ST. PROPERTY
 FORECLOSJTRE SALE
EEqyF

Two large brick buildings, consist ing of stores and tenements and known as Nos. 3S1-3S5 and 3S7-369 Main street, New Britain. Conn.,, hav- ing a frontage on Main street of fifty one (51 feet THESE VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTIES ARE LO- GATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. Public sale on the premises to the highest bidder on the 18th day of July 1922 at ? p. m. daylight saving time. For further particulars apply to
 MORRIS D. SAGE, 33S Main Street
 New Britain, Conn.
 Committee of Superior Court.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
KNIGHTS HAVE REAL JOBS
Pytllian Convention at Pittsburgh m- terrupted When Tents Blow Away Members Rebuild Their City.

Pittsburgh, July 13.-An unexpect- ed event today appeared on the pro gram of the annual encampment of the uniformed ranks Knights of Py- thias-that of rebuilding the city of tents in Schenley park. The knights were at work this morning re-setting the tents which sailed away during a terrific storm last night.
 Later in the day thousands of Py- thians were to march in the annual parade.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
Patrick W. Smith of IA High street Is at Ocean Beach, New London.

Patrick W. Smith of IA High street Is at Ocean Beach, New London.
 J. s. Rock Is spending his vacation at Montpelier, Vermont.
 William c. Steiner of 361 Arch street is spending the week at Clinton.
 Miss Ruth Larson of 73s East street, is spending her vacation at Chalker Beach, Saybrook.
 Miss Helen Bradley of 75 Cherry street, is spending her vacation at East Hampton. N. H.
 Mrs Emma Flagg of 51 Walnut street, is at Myrtle Beach, Milford for the week.
 Oscar Benson is registered at the Echo Lodge. Raymond, Maine.
 Harry c. Brown of 334 Maple street is registered at the Hotel Dennis, At lantic City.
 Mrs. Oscar J Murray of 60 Vine street is spending the week at Goshen. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
REPORT LAPS OFFER.

Tokio, July 13.-(By Associated Press. )-The Japanese government is considering an offer for the purchase of the island of Sakhalien from Rus sa. according to the Yorosu, a Tokio vernacular newspaper.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
MARSLAND IS ELECTED

G. w. Marsland of this city was elected president of the state board of pharmacy at a meeting held in the capitol in Hartford this morning. John Ebbs of Waterbury was elected vice president and H. M. Leron of Norwich, secretary-treasurer.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
ELKS' SESSIONS END
Big Parade This Afternoon, Followed By Speech By Roosevelt, Are on Schedule.

Atlantic City July 13. The 5sth annual reunion of the B. P. o. Elks ends today with the installation of newly elected officers and the usual spectacular parade late this afternoon Theodore Roosevelt, assistant secre- tary of the navy. will speak from the reviewing stand directly after the procession.
 Delegates from more than 1000 lodges, scores of bands, patrols and hello Bills" in costume will take part. A number of bers of con- gress, who are also members of the antlered herd are expected to march. Among them will be Uncle Joe" Cannon.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

seeretary-treasurer; A. D. Lavender c H, Workman, district board mem hers and about sixty-nve others.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13
RAILROAD STRIKE
 OFFICIALS ANSWER
(Continued from First Page).

enee of malls was caused by direct or unlawful acts of the organized em- ployes, Such interruptions and inter terrence results inevitably from at tempts of railroads to operate with insufficient Incompetent and un- skilled workmen.
 Trouble Will Increase.
 Such interruptions and interfer- cnce will continue and increase until an agreement Is obtained upon just and reasonable wages between repre- scntatives of the skilled employees and railroad executives who up To date have refused even to meet with em- poyes representatives. We stand rady to cooperate whole heartedly with any effort to bring about such an agreement.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

took one each and two reporters agreed to take a couple. Last night Mrs. Danreuthen was down to her last dog.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

street, is spending her vacation at East Hampton. N. H.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

Mrs. Richard Bergman who is spending the summer at East River, Madison, is entertaining her cousin, Miss Ernst of Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

Mrs. Emma Flagg of 51 Walnut street. is at Myrtle Beach, Milford for the week.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-13

Miss Ruth Larson of 7ss East street, is spending her vacation at Beach, Saybrook.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

strips, his Victorian dignity How
hhd b0 acquired this manner, =
boy who had spent his life In an
unim1gIpatlye country ylllnge2
IN his society she began to feel a
comforting freedom. Certain 1T
tie doors Of the mind that had
never been opened to Jenny now
opened TO this boy. Perhaps that
was it.-sha regarded him an boy.
There were never any batteries,
smart innuondoes. surreptltIons
touches, His IN nd was untouched
by thai Gym cal attitude OF the man
Of the world toward the actress,
Aud there was now TINT hour In the
dusk when she fnng old ballads for
him, with Ling Foo on his knees
and his head In h'a hands, probably
dreaming, The moment she stop
ped he would jump up and eSelaIm
that he must be gett 'ng along
She had doubted HIN NJ first,
Jenny know all the manstrapsi she
could only Suspect them 1erem abs
learning and manners were AZ odds
with his orig nal baekground-rthat
ahudderng old house, well back
from the street, hut title by W.
tie ha history had come forth
enough "a phnp nee her of h's truth
fulaehs, No nnw there were two
human hunga shp could trust Also
lutuly,
Al through the matinee that day
IA least during rrpnlteH the thought
expanded, and the shadow Gfew
wider aud darker, ~ This time
she had sven up tFytng 90 beat u
hack Why should uhe irif She
beat back the wee altaall 70 90, how
ever " III anee uua afaumtnh How
read ~ W. come ~ the heIenae ~
an evil lhought, once 4, HAna foot
hold n the mnhl She ft'ogn avl
btr monumental peFyrfafHsaa, hut
thu rptugnil'up SERVED oRf a.
strengthen The nlussi
Attff th# matinee ca the way
fbm lhr lhpltsF "a rfa So IshnN
unpahsg unslY saved the W Ftpm
ullet dulmuaa Neat ~ htT hhegy
commentaries weFN hnbhAhlvi hNt
iht hushltf " hef ANl rnrp vas %
f,isa and tnptF auAliNt
rfaie ass - q h'shtf HFFFens
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08

Nancy would have refused 10 enter
Craig's home without them. All
through tho dinner Craig would be
secretly resGnting their presence
and maneuyering Nancy into hooks
and corners, and he, Bancroft. was
determined to make these little con
versations As short AZ II was po'
Htely possible. For he, too, loved
Nancy SO long as she was free he
could bear his misery patiently. hop
ing for one OF those miracles that
happened only in fairy stories. But
now that there was "A poss billty of
another man winning her. he stood
ready to play the dos In the man
ger with the greatest good will,
But he rcokoned without Jenny,
who had premon't'on OF what this
dinner truly slgnificd. IL Nancy
married Craig, jeremiah would be
unattached, Even Jenny, phIlos'
opher that she was, could not utter
~ abandon hope, So she laid her
plans to use every device to hold
Jeremiah at her side.
so then the spirit of Thnnbssiv'
ing rested solely with cralg's maid
en- aunt. whose amlnhiiiy set the
guests immediately at their ease,
or at such ease "a their general pcf.
veraty would permit.
First cralg took them about tho
house, filled with rare and heautis
ful objects, Every where was uHoa
tentatlons luxury, W Oh conauns
mate ~ II ho exhibited the treasures
OF his mud, too, Then he sat
dawn ~ the piano and played unlll
dinner waa announced
Deeper aud deeper haneroft dc
seconded into the abyss, farther aud
farther Manor dHftel cat 10 aea,
Aud Jenny, noting the eyes ~ tbs
two men Whenever they looked at
Nancy VIII vh MAS almost CONSTANT
IL ltuuY thrpe her cars overheard
aus dFftwd, tao
Ihe Auat aluns tpuni the turkey
awest. n vas hitter "a Bancroft
ana tAsgsitss 10 Nancy AMI tmla
JpanY pse,g th1uNht shau. 1hp .ng
Lpf. aua WaF W chs oihvFs Tbs
rraHdeM ~ thp F5asnla, che hAne
eaautsRaneo ef lhe tutlsF ana The
ufeaal H9H Hubiust S~s ass r.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
InI sInnY InuA YAa.

csiiiar - God Isfsmisb Bancroft.
~h0 hHa Jaat Inherited his fathers
o., B16. 900 hh1 tire mystery ~ the
iattsTs dsHthsaA mTstsfT rsnYplis
Gated ~ q memorandum fsadlnss
"Paid Kennedy IN fDii." aHd By the
initiate 81 q ~ ~ = book -His 81
fsfsd an adventure fgf 10000 ~
Dpnisi HisNhri d Sinister sifahrsf
representing ths Crest Adventure
company. = eShssfn mashed hebind
ths more f1nNFntiDnai name ~ We
U0iivia EmsfAid company Amer
much hesitation and Hfisf affHns-
Ing With his lawyer 20 multi any
contract be may sim under dpftsHs
Jerry. who hiss gone 20 "thg world
bpisiJs" uH represented ~ View
York, contracts for The adventure
Stewart promptly sbHnshnlH gsSfKH
tgslinsn. az sasistHbi NHo suspects
HE designs ahj afsAss ~ The ts1i
~ the contract. leaving only iHffT's
name. The ho'sry's seal Ahd The
names ~ NitHssssa Meantime JFffr
has fasi BssBtlfgi HHahY bowman
fifsAdHaY stage fasgiis With
ssDifs tiGHa tBrRfd Grand 0psfs her
ehnm. Jenny MsiiOt Hh1 ArthDf
FfaiH. who - In I0gs with Nancy
Jerry sends . detective "a Ji0iigia
80 traea tho ~ sisfi6Ha KfHHf1s.
Nanny gDeH 10 Maestro byffsbtlHg
for a grand opera addition arranged
~ Tfalg sb1 IL told tbsi. while her
vOlrs IL t1s weak for aDsfs. shs IL
. born light Bpafa egHmsdispBs
sbs bears haf ssnfsHes bfaTsiI snd
that Higti seDfss 81 new sues with
her miinierr, Tho ssiisF Of RdgsBs
lures follows her IN The chance size
ns1 be Of 1as in hiH sehsmes
Jsrfy. returning 81 hts T0Dfas finds
his adventure contract missing
Later. having impDisiYsiY kissgd
Jenny. he discovers that he iSyss
Nancy ana jenny, hearing his
apology fgr tie biss. flsegvsfs she
loves hlm=zh0Dsissaly,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
BIZ Harold MocGrah

state Of ~ nd, Ito had ne ther eye
nor ear for anyth nE but IA y young
wonder woman, who had first trap
ped h fancy, then his love lie had
overcome her tlDOfnsMs by never
attempt ng 10 step beyond the line
nh. had drawn. Bu now she must
have some lulll ~ ~ whut his real
Intentions were, Hhe belonged 70
hH world, moi Ia that ~ VIII ch she
we'd. n was Ut no Importance nt
ali that Hhp wns a fGnndl M. for
be had cieyerly aqueczed Jenny
dry Of all she knew Eyrryih ny
about Nancy spoke OF proper b rthi
where Alojfneha was nigh I'm
posi- bile her mnBnert her interest
~ nm. things, her dKp ~. Hhc had
suffered a great ~ Hfortune. she had
been stolen from her parents and
then abandoned Bea j1a. he WIN
own master. Had Nancy sprung
from the same gutter as Jenny Nal
10y 4 would DOt have matt.red.
Bancroft WAS nlAo IN n peculiar
state ~ mind. liz had the absurd
sensst on ~ being n think ny pup.
pc, on wfos, and that cra'g was
tb. man 'pulatof lie was IN this
iDEur DuH sadnn aRn INST his WI h.
was about 10 enter crn g's home
against hls Will he would have 10
eat tins mans food nRnlnst his
WI. No Gla'ry0yanee was neces.
agry. he knew thar no and Jenny
sad been invited solely because
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
The World Outside

nobility but II Hrrt - ga HlumuHr
spread and ~ size began 10 Eonsr
fully the import, she tried 10 force
II out ~ her mind But BhtlrHa
ar. indsaifuciilie save by light
the shadows ~ tho mind An d.
nlphte1 only by revelation.
Bhe WIZ suddenly ttFoj ~ ihis
backfoom, the fiuttoird bacayurda
aud fiDthrgllness sic VIA ilfpd ~
ths dust and HmHilB and confusion
II the stage. That 80 u HF, trem'
bling old house n JrfemiubH would
have been palace on "a day liRe
this. had thT house. been fefH
Bho could not remember anything
elise ~ CHEEKY mud comfortable ~
that study with - treasures and
ia ofdln6fifa Oid riif#rse f9foainln
and worn fng eutp.ts. rows nnd
rows ~ boaniifih bgOla md pnellng
paper OD The walls after that grill
ing h,e miles 10 the mud aud the
rain.
Joramlah-sbe thought u him
quontly. lie waa ~ upUAual that
he might have stepped out ~ Dick
sns o. Thackrny lie seemed 10
w1Jk with hls shoulders hbthDt the
rslcDiless tide that pr Esed behind
him. For a while she waited cynl'
ealiy f1r the metamDrphOsls, from
Victorian into Juzz. Occasionally
word n slanR slipped IN, all tho
more amusing for It's IBfreaurneW
but be never compi-i ~ DOTTED his
t,naofusyV fe,utsa afrs tt4 taa,.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
TENTH ISsThLLNEsT.


"Ah, jeremiah" whispered Jenny
TO herseIf poBderibg on her prob.
lem before she finally feii asleep,
"poor old Jenny kissed you All
right"
Jenny had never hal occasion -
lie TO herself Bhs faced this prob,
lem 0s she Ind f0ced them al IT,
the past, from tbs gutter ~,
squareIy primarily because ~
saved time. THIS morning, c1rss
free as the sparrow, but only The
Lord knew what sort " a bird sbe
was going 10 DO tomorrow! She saw
herself on the stage, IN her three
gorgeous costumes. TraIasIa IN this
act, snd tumtitum In that IN"
merry Viiiszer, Oddly enough, q
picture cams into her mind the
tyrnpany man, banging away 1T tho
Kettles in tho far corner ~ the
orchestra bit, o niBcj0b man. That
would be good bet 70 marry, His
arms would always be 80 tired he
wouldn't b6 abie 70 beat 10 his wife
o nights.
Sh0 turned her cheek 10 tho pit.
low. .. But Jeremiah mustn't ever
do it again.
jeremiah never W0uid-hs took
his solemn vow 10 that, ~ no sat
on his bed. The phase that troubled
him particularly vas his patent dis,
loyalty 10 Nancy. He could love
Nancy, and yet thrilI 10 the rccOl'
lection Of having kissed Jenny,
Something about tbs touch Of her
lips, her startled eyes, the faint
odor Of lilac. ., lie bent his head,
his fingers H. his hair. begildered,
What had happened 10 him. There
had not been the slightest notion IN
his head u kissing Jenny untl
ono instant before tho act. Ills had
He eventually arrived with these
cogitations where the scientific gray
boards arrive after having dissected
and analysed the kiss absolutely
nowhere.
Cofnprehending that these cogits.
into ripe old age and futilely. he
absently reached for tho pillow un.
der which 8ra, Japssn, tho janitor's
wife. slowed his nightshirt and
his hand came into contact with
something hard aud cold. lie threw
aside the pillow quickly. and be-
held hilted daggar. broad IN blade
aud razor sharp. TO tho handle
was attached mail tag, upon
which was Rcrawled One.
Compliments NJ the Great AdYen'
ture company. lie was not the
least terrified, On this contrary. he
welcomed with satisfaction this
diversion, Idle, the klas and Jenny
and Nancy would till his thoughts,
but the approach of battle. murder
and sudden death was as the north
wind bearing away n fog,
One That a.Rnlnod there would
be other dngEerh, Rather silly, be-
considered u, Tor a man 81 atew,
arts mentality To atn0B a. such
cheap theatrical dryieeA 80 wear
shfFfF AfHH WIN w TUT WIZ AHAA
could not DO done. There would
bo nu daKEsrs Ia this duel. Tho
blow mlght be terrible. but II would
DO nuhtle aud strange.
Stewart had a Nos "a the house
anil a ktF o. dsnf Me- I Imphati.
Salig that vas set pleasant 81 con.
template Moreover She man bad
acquired much Information as a.
the halita q she tenants kuva
Mhwn hts entrance would Mas l4w
observed aluit llaneron NaH Tea
sanAtlt erftaln thai whatever waH
g. taplsH O. hlin suuil uat hapta q
ln this hnaaa,
u npull ceub thuHittlus eal m
slua hllegeaYs ~, slnuai auto
maihAiiF HuNt he uNl6 sitpnsa
past hii alIffa net faafsama 81
, 1922-01-12
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45-inch Bridal Tubing, Linen Finish, CSC value at 55c
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, 1922-01-12
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21

OF course everyone reads with in
terest the announcement OF he
coming OF the Lindsberg chorus -
Oklahoma City next month, yet they
should know that the board Of direct
ors of the Guthrie Choral society Is
quietly completing sheir plans for
great songfest 10 be given Ia our
citizens in May. The Guthrie Chorus
Is nearing It's 100 mark In member
ship. and under the direction OF
Robert Merten and the music com
mittee. Il has now in hand all the
texts OF he music 10 be used al that
time The date for this great musi-
cal event has been set for May IL
and ie. and II will be preceded by an
evening given over 10 final closing
OF bic Musical Memory contest. II
Is the present plan 60 use the big
auditorium OF the new Masonic
Temple. which will be in shape for
proper seating of a great audience by
that time.
In all the state OF Oklahoma there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
/ wholly disapprose OF what you
s,v and will defend TO the de attn YOU
riqn. to say it.-voIitsire to iteives'u''
sound ralk On Hioh School

Editor Forum: In the seyera'
articles published in the Forum on
the subject What's the mater win
Guthrie" no due consideration has
been given TO one subject which Is.
in the estimation OF many persons IN
our city. the most important improve
ment question that confron;s Guthrie
today.
Guthrie needs new High School
and must have one II she Is going TO
even try to keep abreast OF thetimes
and the progress made by other
cities. A new High School must he
built II this city is going to provide
place where the members OF the
coming generation will be able 10
get an aducation and fit themselves
for taking up the responsibility OF
running the community. state. and
nation in the future.
1t Is a duty placed upon the genera
tion OF the present TO furnish the
men and women OF tomorrow means
Of preparing TO meet the demands OF
the time in vhish they are 10 live.
After leaving the grade school
hoy or girl is under a handicap when
or she attempts to prepare 10 meet
the responsibilities of life by gaining
a higher degree OF education Some
Fifteen or twenty years ago Logan
county built high school in Guthrie
and equipped 1, with every convent
ence available at that time. but to-
day that high school building ha;
become a back number and is en-.
tire,y inadequate TO meet the de-
imands OF those who want better
education.
Today there are four hundred and
seventy nine enrolled in the high
school and in. order that they may b
accommodated it is necessary TO be-
gin school at eight in the morning
and run ten periods OF firty-hvt
minutes each before four O'Clock
such conditions as these are not onl,
irksome 10 the students and teachers
,bu, they also take the boy and gir
away from home for a longer tims
than 1t should be necessary unde
ordinary circumstances. And be.
sides having TO run ten periods pc;
day it is also necessaTy TO make u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-21
Choral Society To Give
Great SOngfeSt In Spring

* not another city that can call to-
gether as many trained musicians as
can Guthrie. and there Is not another
community that has the local spirit
so wholly musical as has Guthrie and
vicinity II Is needless to say that
while We have little over $4,000 peo-
ple. yht in the minds OF host OF
music lovers il is unavoidable asso-
ciated with an unusual musical
Vitality. This great enterprise must
be whole. heartedly supported. and
our people must realize that the sue
cess OF the choral society. the sue
cess OF the Musical Memory contest.
the success OF the great Songfest and
above all our reputa ION as the
musical center OF the great south
west. all these depend wholly upon
this achievement. Our civic pride
should never permit. this reputation
to be dimmed or blurred And all
this can be pushed 10 a glorious result
by the support and earnest efforts OF
every musician in Guthrie.