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New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
Rich City Bankers Wife Who
Had Been AiIing, Complaining,
and D0Ctoring for Years
Finds the Way Back to Health and Strength
In Country Drug Store

and get some iron into your bleed,
The best thing is NnKstsa IFsn,
because il contains iron like the iron
in fresh vegetables ami like the iron
IN your blood. ! have recommended
II 20 hundreds FigAt here in this little
village ami IL efisn makes an aslenr
ishiRg improvement in even the worst
cases"
took the druggists advice and IN
two weeks ! felt like different
woman, Even IN that short time the
color pf'health had come back 10 my
face, I felt and locked years younger,
and the old tiFedreut feeling was gone,
That was three years ago and ! have
never had a sick day since, ] am
surely grateful 20 the druggist who
showed me the way back 10 health
and strength,
This is one Of thousands OF typical
Hypothetical eases which might be
written showing the results that have
been achieved through the use OF
SuXated Iron, which may be obtained
from any druggist In this sity' BE
sure you get genuine Nuyated Iron,
which is true food iron ready for inn
mediate absorption and assimilation
by your blood, and not one OF the old
forms OF metallic iron which many
physicians say is not absorbed az all.
For sale by all druggists
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Fer years neither mF husband nor
I got any eHieYmsnl out Of life be-
cause OF nv III health, ] vas always
siling, nervous weak and Funrdswni
never actually bsdrTiddeR, but life
seemed Just one ailmeHt aftsr another,
Headaches one dss, stomach upset the
next, diEY spells, pains In the back,
colds and neuralgia, One day ] would
think ! had heart trouble because Of
pains around the heart another time
] would have all the symptoms Of kid
ney trouble with a dun aching back,
My lips and cheeks we're pale and
sallew and looked years older than
my right age,
One day In . little village drug
store, the druggist, kindly old man,
said 10 me, You surely look all rum
down and anaemie, Until you get your
veins full Of rieh, red blood and the
eeior back In your lips and cheeks.
you'll always be doetaring for one
pain and ache after another, Your
blood is thin. pale and watery for lack
OF iron and when your blood lacks
iron your food simply passes through
you without doing you any good, All
your vital organs are starved for
pourishment and you get these symp-
toms OF dangerous dieases.
You take an old druggists advice
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
NOW co on WITH rHE Story

The youngstsr, a hoy Of indetsr
inmate age, advanced and shoot
hands, There was no mistakinl
him he was Marsie Fultan's son II
size, in eolorimg, IN features, ~
told Bonnie you could use a hrigh
kid about his age, And he's bright.
II required no clever analysis OF th'
lad 10 convince Gray that he was In,
deed bright as bright-and as hard
as silver dollar lie had a likahls
face. or II would have been likabl'
lad II been In repose, II was twiteh'
Ing now. and Gray said, with a smile
GO ahead and laugh. SON."
The urchin's lips parted In a wide
grin. and he spoke for the first time
did the Germans do that" Tho
effect OF his voice was startling, for II
was deep and husky; II was the older
mans turn 10 he astonished.
He could pass for fifteen on the
street" Mallow said, but when he
talks ! chalk him down for thirty.
five. How old are you. Ben ?"
Seventeen. What's the big idea
anyhow" The question was direct.
ed impudently at the occupant OF the
divan. Did YOU send all the way
to Hot Springs to get a guy you can
lick?"
your mother is here in Dallas,
my boy"
Yeah" There was a pause.
"How's II breaking for herr"
''Um-m, very we'll thought
she'd like to see you,
Bonnie cooked his head, he eyed
the speaker curiously, suspiciously.
Come Clean" he rumbled "Mallow
said you could use me-
Il can. I will"
The boy shrugged. All right,
sharkey. 'spose it'll come out, in
time. Only remember. I've got
twenty coming, win or lose"
"Of course" Gray waved toward
the dresser, upon which was a hand
full Of bills. Help yourself Better
make 1t twenty-five. Then wait out
side, please. We will join you in a
few minutes"
And don't make It thirty Ben
MES travelling companion sharply
cautioned.
When the door had closed. Gray
gave his friend certain Instructions
after which he limped to the tele-
phone and called Airline Montague.
May I ask you to step down to
Buddy's ROOM" he inquired, after
making himself known. "Oh, 1t will
be quite all right We three must
have a little talk But he couldn't
see you last night He was quite
i'll. really; ! sat up with him most
Of" There was longer hiatus
then Hadn't we better argue that
in Buddy's presence? Thank you
In FIVE minutes then"
When Ozark Briskow answered
Grays request for admittance, he
was deeply embarras sed to find Miss
Montag que also waiting; his stan-
mered protest was interrupted by
her sharp inquiry:
What is the meaning Of all this
mystery? He said you were too sick
to see me-"
Permit me to explain Gray be-
gan, as he closed the door behind
them Buddy and ] came to blows
over YOU; YOU were, in a manner of
speaking, an apple OF discord be-
tween us and the melancholy results
YOU behold Jealousy of your charms
was not my motive; | merely asked
Buddy to defer contemplated &C
ton. He refused; I insisted. Argu-
ment failed to bulge either of us
and"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

MaFglR Turned %. RFskow, bat IN
his attitude, his arfFtsd gaze, she
read lae doom ef her heres, ore
anal chance remained, however, and
desperately she snatehed AZ a.,
"ba8aE,@ she cried, buddy" HeF
Fni0f VAS R0igRaRi as she pleaded,
~ couldn't toll sea TIE truth,
wanted t0--I laid awake nights try
iRE n SET the eauFaee, hNt I was
aiFaid sou wouldn't understand, ia
have told Faa the whole thing, If
Aou'd ever given lae the chance, Fau
knew I've been marrieai aQes Il
make 50 much difference that
haze a s0R2h When the object Of
her appeal only stirred, she went on,
rsPr0aehfuilFi hArs Yau going "a all
low this-this man ta-eame be-
tween u.s."
I wouldn't believe yen now, if"
~ ady ehaksd, I'm through"
'Heu mean that" The young fels
law aadded. 'NeFy well," Some
thing in the tone 81 the last words,
some accent af desperation, caused
Buddy % raise his head, He was in
time 20 see Margie tumble with her
purse and extract something there
from, 10 Rnddy's eyes il Tesembled
hottie, ''TheFe Is no use lighting
any more, You have ruined my
life"
"My Cod" young RFiskow yelled,
IN dismaV. ''nen't do that stop
herr" lie leaped 10 his feet and
lunsed for the poison vial which was
trembling upon Arline's lips, Gray,
too, had been galvanized into action
hut OF an unexpected nature; he
granpled with Buddy and held him,
Nonsense Walter won't hurt
her: and that's ali II Is, She's known
as the Suicide Rl0nd,'" Gray ex-
rlained,
Say. You're bursting with inn
formation. aren't you?" II was Miss
Montague, tottering upon the brink
Of the grave. who voiced this ex-
ploslye inquiry Her dropping shoul-
ders stralghtened. she raised her
head and flung the empty bottle vio-
lontly from her. With head erect
and with firm tread she moved to
the door: she turned there and hlazed
forth in bitter seorn. her bohhed
eurls shaking as she spoke: Take
that selling platter back to the car
barn, where he belongs. I'm off
boohs for llfe."
The door slammed to behind the
dimlnutive fury. and Gray sank
feebly into chair He was laugh
Ing silently.
CONTINUED In Next 1ssue).
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WBZ
Westinghouse isprinsfisld,,

$50 y, m,-Basehall scores Of the
Eastern, American and National
leagues, Fairy tales,
Slts p, m.-Sews OF the day,
Q p, m,-Baseball scores,
si05 p, m,-coneert by Mrs. James
Shaw, esntralto and pupils,
sl26 p, m,-Lapghs from Life by
special arrangement with Life mag.
ayine,
$3.50 p. m,-continuation OF musi.
cal program,
$3.50 p. m, Bedtime story for
grown-ups prepared by orison s. Mar
den.
a;55 p. ma few minutes with
BENJAMIN Franklin. Baseball scores.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

believe. That. in fact. explains my
connection with the affair"
We'll, spring the bad news said
Miss Montague.
Gray bowed. Suppose we ignore
the early convent training and the
Old Kentucky Home and agree that
they are pleasant fctions, like the
estate which you are In such immi-
rent danger Of inheriting. Those.
I'm sure you will admit are entirely
imaginary" Buddy Briskow's swol-
len eyelids opened wider, his tumid
lips parted and an expression OF sur
prise spread over his dropsical coun-
tenance
"Buddy's belief. however, that
your stage career was blasted and
your young life laid waste by scion
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Of a rich New York house should, II
/ the interests Of truth, he corrected
"He knows ! was married"
TRUE, But not 10 Rennie Fulton
the jockey"
That il a-lie,"
Nor that the estimable Mr. Full,
ton, instead Of perishing upon the
field OF glory, lodged the draft and
is doing as well as could be expected
OF a Jockey who has been ruled on
every track in the country and 10 now
a common gambler against whom the
ringer OF suspicion is leveled-"
TITS a lie," the woman stormed,
or Buddy she inquired: You don't
believe that, do you? You don't in
tend "a listen 20 that sort OF STUFF"
Gray sighed; he stepped 10 the
door, opened II and called. Come
In. both OF YOU"
Airline Montnguc's shoulders ceased
10 shake. she lifted her blond head
alertly. Then she uttered n breath
less exclamation.
Buddy. meanwhile. had been star
ing at the door. and he was surprised
when. instead OF his family. he saw
entering strange man and boy
small of stature but old OF face, n
boy insouciant. impudent. swagger-
ing. II was this boy who spoke
first.
Hello. nominal" he cried.
At sound OF that voice Buddy re-
coileok for IL was deeper than his
own His expression OF dismay was
no doubt ludicrous. at any rate the
urchin's lively eyes leaped to his
face and remained there, while a
grin spread over his features.
"Hully Gee" rumbled the lad.
Here's another one that ought to
he buried"
Mrs. Fulton"--it was Gray speak
ing-"I took the liberty of asking
your SON"
Buddy Briskow heard no more, for
his ears were roaring. Her son.
That voice. Being little more than
a boy himself, nothing could have
hurt him moro cruelty than this;
his impulse was to flee the room. for
his world had come down in crash
ing ruin. She had lied! She had
made a fool of him, Gray had been
right.
The others we're still talking when
Buddy broke in family. His bat
tered visage was white, his lips were
colorless. II reckon this-ends my
mart of the entertainment" said he, |
slowly he seated himself and bowed
his head in his hands, for he had |
become quite Ill.
Airline Montague-Margie Fulton |
ono. the blow had fallen, behaved |
rather we'll; she took Bonnie in her
arms and kissed him, then In answer
TO his quick look Of dismay at her
. citation, she patted him on the
shoulder and said; IT'S all right
son. You didn't know"
Didn't know WHAT" demanded
the lad. Say" He stared angrlly
from one face to another rs IT /
plant?"
Take, my key. Here" The mother
thrust her room key into the boys
hand. Run along. I'LL see you
in few minutes" To Mallow she
said: take him out, please. You
brought him"
Mallow, flushing uncomfortaoly'
.ook Bennie by the wrist and dragged
him to the door.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
REGIN InRE TonAY

Calvin Gray comes 20 Dallas, home
OF eelanel lleEry Nelson, banker
GRAY threatens 10 break Nelson A.
naHelally because OF an fHmig es-
listing between the two men, Gus
BFiskoV strikes oil and asks Gray %
help the family tide over the rAuFh
snets Allie, the daughter is IN
love with GRAY, Bud, the son, runs
away from school htss .p-,pa. -.
bring bud home and fnds The hoy iu
the hands Of an adventures. bud
Fesehts interference and Gray and he
fiEht until bud Is knocked uRean-
selousi Gray and an associate, Nal
Low, bring the son o. the adventures
10 Buds hotel,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
! PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in q few moments.
Your cold in head or Catarrh viii he
gone. Your clogged uostrils viii
open. The air passages Of your head
will clear and Won can breathe freely
No more dulnr SIS. headaChe; no
hawking. snuff ing. mucous discharges
or drkness; no struggling for breath
at night.
Tell your druggist you want q small
bottle or Elys Cream BALM Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
In your nostriis let II penetrate
through every air passage OF The
head: soothe and heal the uwollen. in
famed mucous membrane, and relief
comes Instantly.
II IL just what every cold and ca
p-rh sufferer needs. Don't stay
sA-~-A-..- s-S naiaarahIa
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
TRUCKS AND TRACTORS
REDUCE USE OF OATS
Motorized Hauling Has Reduced Con-
sumption Of Feeding Oats
In Country

Washington, June production OF
oats in the United States probably
has reached its highest point, in the
opinion of experts Of the Department
Of Agriculture.
The yearbook of the department for
1922 declares the advent of motorized
trucking, both in city and country,
and Of the tractor on the farm, are
reducing markedly the commercial
demand for feeding oats. The result,
It is predicted, will be to reduce acre
age and production, which have in
creased rapidly and consistently since
annual estimates first became avail
able in 1866. The cat crop now ranks
third in Importance, the cereals being
next TO corn and wheat
The importance of barley, which
ranks fouth among cereals in this
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

The young Noman's sympathetic
regard ~ GFaE's Aielim changed "a
a glare ~ haslilltY as shs turned
uRan the spec keE, eHinge afau
brute, NoB ought - he arrested, ''
H. as' me "a Naii. airline
To delay asking Eau a question
which felt should be- more serious
ig considered, IN the absence af his
family ! took IL uPaH myself Ia
"see here the woman demanded,
What have yal hesn telling Buddy
about me- told him all there vas
10 tell"
quite all2 fear you have not
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
VOICES IN THE AIR
KDKA
(WestiRgh0use East Pittsburgh },

THURSDAY, June 7, isss
8 p, m.-issll scores,
SEES 2, m, = organ recital from
Cameo Melton Picture lheater, Pitts,
hurgh, Howard r, Webb, arEsnist,
g3eA 2, m,-fsail scores, cuTTenl
events,
fliS p, m,-AddEesses,
Tth p, m.-fhe visit 20 the Little
Folks by the pEeamtims Lady,
sp, m,-Issll scores, The National
sleekmaR and Farmer Market report.
s;ls p, m,-''MaeBeth'', q lecture
on this shakespeaFean drama given
by Rev, Walter Z, kealy,
$50 p, m,-Addresses and music
from Public Policy meeting Of the Ma
tlenal Flee, Light association being
held in New York city,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WGY

General Electric Co., Schenectady
n. W
p. m.--Produce and stock market
quotations; news bulletins; baseball
results.
6:15 p, m.-Weekly report on con-
ditions of roads in N. Y. state by
Frederick S. Greene, state commits
sioner'of highways.
1928 p. Baseball scores.
$3.50 p, m.-Program of National
Electric Light asso., Carnegie hall,
New York.
S:45 p. n1.--Musical selections.
p. m.---soprano solo by Anna
Case, metropolitan Grand Opera Coz
9:15 p. m.--Address, julius H.
Barnes, president Of L. S. Chamber
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

country. Is increasing even though
production is not, The average an
nual production OF barley for the ten
years ended in 1872. was about 1884,
100000 bushels, The future outlook
for this crop is said 10 be eneourag ing.
Rye is listed as an important crop
In this country, but there has been an
increased In production since 1912.
due TO an increased European demand
which is expected TO disappear later
In large measure.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

6 p. m,--Late news flashes, Early
sport news.
$3.50 p. m.-Boston police reporta
Amrad bulletin board,A
s;45 p. m.--code practice. Lesson
No. 80.
$3.50 p, m.-Evening program. !.
Selections by Dean Winslow Hanscom.
dramatic tenor. 2, Budgets, by !.
Z. Dierdorff. Gen. Mgr. of American
Bond and Mortgage Company for
New England. First OF series OF
thrift talks. 8. Readings by Miss Grace
r. DIN. 4. Musical program to be
announced. '.'.'.+.'
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
For Pinply Skin
Peterson's Ointment

"All pimples are Inflammation Of
the skim" says Peterson, land the
best and quickest way to get rid of
them is to use Peterson's Ointment"
Used by millions for eczema, skin
and scalp itch, ulcers, sore feet and
piles. All druggists, 35c, soc, $500,
$3.50, $500.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WIZ
(Aeoljan Hall, n. Y. City,

p. m.-Jack Rabbit stories by
David Cory.
1880 p. m.-Silver Jubilee talk.
7:45 p. m.-"Helium", by DR.. r. B.
Moore, of American Chemical society.
Sis p. m.-"Young Workers High
School," by Morris siegel, director Of
night schools. ......
$3.50 p. m.--Concert arranged by
Landay Brothers.
$3.50 p. m.-Concert by the Mozart
Singing society, direction of Carl Helm.
10 p. m.-solos by Wotan zoellner,
violinist
10:45 p. m.-Solos by Wanda Nor
man, pianist.
II p m.--Time signals and weather
forecast.
1905 p. rn.--Solos by Wanda Nor
man.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Ven; re-
move Them With Othinc--Double
Strength

This preparation for the treatment
Of freckles is usually so successful
In removing freckles and giving a
clear. beautiful complexion that 1t is
sold under guarantee to refund the
money If It fails.
Don't hide your frecklos under a
veil; get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
provement. some Of tho lighter freck-
les vanishing entirely
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; Il is this that
is sold on the money back guarantee.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
To Increase Energy
Strengthen The Nerves
and Enrich The Blood

PaePlR gha haNf hsen weak aRaRmic
ReTeoas ana silinE for years RnicklY
So snlR1ing results fFam wonderful
nRK French discovery called ARIEM
- harmless tablet without dFAgs
NslOus hsalth- building element. Try
ARiEM fer iw0 weeks and II you ara
not ast0nishsd and dsliEhisd al what
happens In F09r 0Nn case, the small
amount GsHPsiiea Niih your dFlEFist
sill 10 promptly refunded All good
drnzgisfs giTs YOU this guarantees,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Kings OF oiden times passed their
rings 10 trusted servants that they
might hn'" the full authority Of the
king himself.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Of Commerce.
a:ts p. m,-soprano solo by Anna
Case.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Complete radio sets and supplies al
Henry Morans. 365 Main st.. opposite
Myrtle st.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
Missionaries to Describe
Their Life in China

The last meeting Of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary society
will be held in the Center church par
Tors Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The program is in charge of Mrs. w.
7. Wells. Those who come will be
transported to China and there in that
land of flowers. color and oriental Co.'S
tunes will enjoy several days spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Heininger, the
Center church missionaries. Miss
Frances Parker and Miss Doris Brad
~ will assist with music and Chinese
will be served during
the social hour.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

Many news gems can be Cleaned
from the Herald Classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

1890 p. m.-Talk under the auspices
Of y. Y. tuberculosis association.
s. .. m.-Taik by courtesy OF Ma
tionai Surety Co.
$40 p. m.-Speeches at National
Electric Light asso.. broadcast direct
from Carnegie hall.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
WGI

(American Radio & Research Corp,
Medford Hillside. Mass)
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07

So popular has baseball become in
Vera Cruz, Mexico, that practically all
available space is taken by players
on Sundays and holidays.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-07
: WEAF

(Ameriean Tel. and Tel. Co.. y. "
Evening star., 1923-03-29
Do,ur, the Alleys

No. Q team of the American Ice
Company League, smothered No. 5
uuint last night on the Recreation al
leys, winning all three games with
the scores 507, SIG and sol. Macarty
Of the winners grabbed the honors
with high set of 348 and top game of
131
Mount Pleasant Of the Washington
Ladies' League won all three games
from the Independents last night,
with the scores 474, 42s and 45s. Miss
He'll of the winners had the best set.
$50, and Miss Christopher of the
losers the high game, Ill.
Onice of the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing League. won two out of
three games from the Printing team
last night on the Recreation alleys,
their scores being asa, 491 and 476.
Halloran, anchor man OF the losers
won all the honors with the high set,
3l6. and best game, Ill.
King Pins, rolling on their own al
leys, won Il decisive victory from the
Royals last night, winning all three
games with the scores 529. $50 and
589. Two OF the King Pins took high
game and high set honors, McPhil-
omy having set of 371 and Lewis
high game, 139.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
den$ Tennis Future Roben1acal Tech
AMERICAN DELEGATES
SEEK 1928 OLYMP|CS

NEW YORK. March 29.-Two of
Americas. three representatives on
the International Olympic committee
sailed yesterday on the Paris to at
tend the Olympic congress at Rome
on August 8 to IL. at which gather
ing many matters of interest to
America concerning the eighth
Olympic games at Paris next year will
be discussed.
Gen. Charles II. Sheriff. of this
city and William NJ Garland of Los
Angeles are the two American repre-
sentatives who sailed yesterday.
They were enthusiastic over the out
look FOR the games at Paris.
Gen. Sheriff. has. peculiar interest
IN the Olympic. games because of his
iong association with international
athletics. It was Gen. Sheriff. who
took the first Yale team over to Eng.
land to compete against oxford In
1894. In 1900 he captained the New
York Athletic Club team which went
abroad,
At the request of the American
Olympic committee Messrs Sheriff.
and Garland Will take UP with the
international Olympic committee and
the French Olympic committee the
matter of changes In dates for fenc-
ing and rowing at the Olympic games
next year.
When questioned about making an
application 70 have the Olympic
games held in this country in 1928 or
1882 Garland, said that there was a
general desire throughout the United
states to have the games held here
and said he would inform the mem
bers of the international Olympic
hot biz
receptive mood to have the games
here At the earliest possible date.
Evening star., 1923-03-29
FOUR ALIENS SEEK j. S.
INDOOR TENNIS HONORS

NEW YORK. March 29.-The inter-
when the mems annual national in
door lawn tennis tournament begins on
the boald floor courts OF the eth
Regiment Armory Saturday morning.
p. +. r, Hurditch. from India; Rob-
ert W. Garbutt. from Natal, South
Africa; Augustus Stone Of England,
and P. c. Hart. from Canada, are the
foreigners who will begin play for
the singles title now held by Francis
T. Hunter of New Rochelle.
Vincent Richards, who held the in
door title In 1919 IS drawn in the top
quarter, with - Howard Eoshen,
champion, of 1917 and 1918. located in
the second quarter. both having
drawn byes in the opening round.
Hunter, the playing through cham
pion. is at the top Of the third quar-
ter, in the first round. with Herbert
L. Bowman. New Jersey champion.
in the same quarter. but with bye.
In the last quarter. with a bye, Is
Frank r Anderson, champion Of 1921.
and this completes the list Of high
ranking players who have been
Seeded
There was a total Of sixty-seven
players drawn, among whom are
many of the prominent racquet
wielders on local courts. The doubles
will probably begin Tuesday or next
week. richards and Hunter and Eo-
shell and Frank Anderson being the
strongest combinations entered. There
will be no play Sunday, but the tour
nament will continue all next week.
with the finals scheduled for a week
from Saturday.