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Evening star., 1923-02-26

The 100000 item has been rein
serted in the bill and the house and
senate now stand at deadlock, re-
publicans fighting republicans.
Democrats Profit.
The democrats seize every occasion
to urge economy, attack the republicans
for extravaganza and are getting more
publicity than the party has had I'm
Indiana for years. They are well lead
while the state administration, which is
attempting to cover the attack, more
or less lacks able leadership.
The effect Of the controversy has been
a terrific blow to the leaders who are
looking hopefully to 1924. With the
Organization torn by the New-Watson
en1broglio and with the ruction in the
legislature having its effect both on the
organization and the voters those in
charge Of republicans aestinies in Indiana
are looking around for a Moses to lead
them out of the wilderness into which
they have wandered.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
A Sale of Notions-Big SAVINGS
LAWN WAIST LIN.
NCS h n a L. Il

LAWN WAIST LIN
INGS, black and 2Oo
NEW FASHIONED RICK
RACK, colors. 3-yard 90
pieces W
STICkERI. in and yard
pieces, assorted col 1Oc
ors. 3 pieces. AOC
CORSET LACES, flesh and
white; all lengths. 3 OSc
pairs @CC
MEMS SHIRT COLLAR
BANDS, all sizes. 4 IL
fOr
SPECIAL - SHEARS, %.
assorted sizes. Pair 61C
WOODEN COAT HANGERS,
for skirt or trousers. o.
q Tor.
DRESS SHIELDS. assorted
sizes, light weight. CSc
HICKORY WAISTS. with
out g garte all 2Oo
sizes ..........
DIR. PARKER'S WAISTS,
with garters; all 2Sc
SHOE OR sLIPPER IACEs.
bl a C k, brown and Sc
white. 2 pairs 80. oC
COTTON BING FOR
DIRE 9 8 E s. black,
white; all sizes. 7So
Yard, &c to. AoC
Evening star., 1923-02-26
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS,
NOTED SINGER, DIVORCED
Wife in Reno Testimony Charges
Cruelty-Couple Married in
Baltimore in 1918.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RENO, New. February 26-Ruby
Thomas, wife of John Charles
Thomas, noted American baritone,
obtained a divorce from Thomas in
the district court here.
Cruelty was charged in the COM
plaint, Mrs. Thomas testifying on the
witness stand that his treatment
caused her to lose weight from 130
pounds to 102 pounds, at which figure
she now tips the scales.
Thomas was temperamental, Mrs.
Thomas testified, and on one occa
sion he bit her until the blood ran
from her shoulder. she said. On
another occasion Thomas did not like
the gown she wore at the breakfast
table. and, in the presence of a male
guest, he is alleged to have torn the
garment from her body, leaving her
almost nude.
The couple married in Baltimore in
1913
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Wellesley Girls
AbandonMayDay
Steps Scrubbing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WELLESLEY, Mass, February
26.-The Queen Of the May at We'll
lesley College and her fair sub
5ects will be scrub women no
more. The senior class decided to
omit from the exercises on May
day, which have been governered
by customs of long standing, that
part in which the young women
scrubbed the steps Of College Hall
or the chapel. 1t was agreed that
the scrubbing ceremony had lost
most Of its significance In the burning
OF college hall some years ago.
The senior class announced the
election of Mary Ives of Delphi.
Ind. as three-day mistress. Mary
Hackney OF Milwaukee and Kath-
arine Jones of Pittsburgh, will be
among her aides.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
BUOY DRIFTS 5000 MILES.

LONDON, February 26.-A whis-
tling buoy. which was reported lost
from the St. Lawrence river a year
ago, has been washed ashore at Bry-
her, one of the Scilly Islands. 1t is
thirty feet in circumference and
twelve feet high. The carbide gas
light case was wrenched from the
top of the buoy on its journey Of
5000 miles. Twenty years ago
similar marker drifted to the Settles
from the Mexican coast and is now
being used as a water tank.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
COAL AND ALL GONE.
Horse and Wagon Vanish With
Contents in Boston Mystery.

BOSTON, Mass, February 26.-The
driver of a coal wagon left his equip
age for five minutes in a heat
less section of South Boston. The
outfit consisted Of horse. a wogan
and a ton Of chestnut coal. All three
had disappeared when the driver re-
turned, and they were still missing
tonight.
The company offered reward for
the return Of the horse and wagon.
Nothing was said about the coal.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Howrto know

Send the coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the abb
sence of the viscous film. Sec
how teeth whiten as the film
coats disappear.
The results will amaze and de-
light you.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
MoNsIGNOR OFF TO ROME.

NEW YORK, February 26.-Mgr.
Joseph F'reri, national director
of the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith, sailed for Rome to attend
the first meeting of the international
council Of the society since it's re-
organization by Pope Plus XI.
Evening star., 1923-02-26

WARREN'S FEATHER BON
white. Yard. ...... lZHc
Isle ELASTIC. black and
white; all widths. 3 1Oo
yards ..............
JOHN JAMES ROBERTS,
AND SMITHS NEEDLES,
in plain and assort- CSo
ed sizes. 3 papers,. @cC
SEWING MACHINE IN.
NEEDLES, 5 in tube, 4OC
RICKRACk, 3 and yd. e.
pieces; white. Piece. cC
DAISY GARMENT SHIELDS,
flesh and white; reg -9Oo
ular and opera. Pair. cIC
3-IN-1 MACHINE OIL, 1Oo
small size. ....... AoC
MACHINE STRAPS, to C1o
fit any machine. SAC
STEEL-EYED Sc WING
NEEDLES, plain and
assorted sizes. 6 pa So
pers .......
NEEDLE CASES, assorted
sizes; sewing and
darning needles. 3 CSc
Tor N
FEATHERSTITCH BRAID,
white: neat patterns; CSo
5-yard pieces. 3 for. 6cC
STICKEREJ, white and COL
ors; 8 and 4-yard CSo
pieces. 3 for ScC
Evening star., 1923-02-26
MGR. FILIPPI IN ROME.
Details Of Expulsion From Mexico
to Be Given Pope by Prelate.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, February 26.-Mgr. Ernesto
Filippi. apostolic delegate to Mexico,
recently expelled by the Mexican gov
ernment, arrived in Rome Saturday.
He went directly to the office OF
Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of
state, where he was asked to com
plete his reports in regard to his So
journ in Mexico, giving full details
concerning the Incident which led to
his expulsion.
Both Pope Plus and Cardinal Gas.
parri are personally inquiring as TO
the particulars of the incident, in or
der to decide upon the best course to
be pursued by the Vatican in it's fu-
ture relations with Mexico.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
New beauty in a week

Pepsodent acts quickly. One weeks
use will prove revelation.
There comes new feeling of clean
1iness, an increased sense of safety.
There comes new beauty as the cloudy
flm-coats 60.
You will wonder why anyone omits
it when you see the change.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Whittier teeth everywhere

Note how many glistening teeth you
see everywhere today. And note how
people smile in ways to show them.
You will realize if you look about
that millions have found a better way
of teeth cleaning. And those prettier
teeth mean lifelong benefits which none
can afford to miss.
Evening star., 1923-02-26

prosecution admit that my client was
insane when he committed this
crime?
Evening star., 1923-02-26

COTTON TWILLED TAPE,
12-yard pieces: all 90
widths. 4 pieces. SoS
ALL-GRAY RUBBER AND
RUBBERIZED HOU 8 E.
HOLD APRONS, good COc
size
GOLD MEDAL BIAS SEAM
TAPE. black,
12-yard pieces. AS|ZC
CELLULOID THIMBLE Es,
pink, blue and white. 60
2 for. r............:.. :... ~
HOOK AND EYE TAPE,
flesh. white and CS,
black. 3 yards. -. @cC
CAMBRIC WAIST Innings,
complete with hooks. eyes
and betting; all COc
sizes
1900 PAIRS SCISSORS, all
styles and sizes;
extraordinary value. C1c
so-YARD sPooI SILK, good
quality; all shades;
bl q X, white. 3 H.
spOOls ............. S
CLARK'S SEWING NEE
DIES, plain and as
sorted sizes. 3 pa o.
PcHS
First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-26

Junior Plano Lamps-Beau-
tiful, rich lamps on mahog-
any-finished bases, with col
ored silk shades Of rose and
blue, rose and tan @17 OS
and solid colors. @lI.SO
Complete.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
P:'!6!!!HS0d@:!;ni:!t :!;i:!
The New.Day Dentifrice

Tho NeW.Day OentUr1ce
A scientific tooth paste based on modern re-
search, free from harmful grit. Now advised
by leading dentists the world over.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Film is a blernish

Your teeth are coated with viscous
film. You, can feel it now. It clings to
teeth, gets between tho teeth and stays.
Your tooth brush leaves much OF that
film. Tho ordinary tooth paste does
not effectively combat it. So the film
absorbs stains, then forms dingy coats.
Tartar is based on film.
That's why beautiful teeth were seen
. less often than now.
Film also holds food substance which
ferments and forms acid. It holds the
acid In contact with tho teeth to cause
decay. Germs breed by millions In It.
They, with tartar, are the chief cause
of pyorrhea.
Thus most tooth troubles are now
traced to film, and very few escaped
them.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Now a better way

Now a better way
Dental science has long been study
ing film. A few years ago it found two
ways to effectively combat it. One acts
to curdle film, one to remove it daily,
and without any harmful securing.
Able authorities proved these meth
DDS right. Then new-type tooth paste
was created, based on modern research.
These two great film combatants were
embodied in it.
>: That tooth paste is called Pepsodent.
Dentists everywhere advise it. And
to careful people of some so nations it
Is bringing new dental era.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Printed Crepe de Chine, $295

Your spring wardrobe will not be complete with
out print or two And there seventy de-
hghtfu patterns to choose fron-colors and designs
inspired by every age and every nation of the world
40 inches wide, dark or light grounds.
4O-nch AsiIk Radium-Just the right weight for fine
lingerie; fine and firmly One of the scarcest
silks and it will be difficult for repeat the value
when the present stock is sold. Regu- d az
lar $2.25 quality. Special, yard....... sDl.1O
4O-inch Satin Charmeuse-A beautiful quality OF this
favored dress satin ustrous surface and good weight
for draping. Choose from good color assortment,
speeaf sss rfh yard eafh Regular s2:' quality
Evening star., 1923-02-26
ExpertHelps YouMake
Your Own Clothes

A feature of Home Sewing Week is. the
service of Miss E. Duke, expert costume de-
signer, who will assist you in selecting mate
rials, and who will cut, fit and pin to your
measure your suit, coat, dress or skirt, selected
from materials here. We are offering this
service at cost, taking no profit, but as ser
vice feature, which makes the charge tri1ing.
Miss Duke will do everything but sew on your
clothing.
Evening star., 1923-02-26

Colored Glass Console Sets,
Consisting of footed COM
port and two candlesticks, In
canary yellow and turquoise
blue. Formerly spe- 6e7 7E
cial at $1.s5. Wind ls y
up price.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
What a Pity
To leave film on teeth

When you know what millions know
you will use a new method of teeth
cleaning. You will combat the finn
that dingy coat - and let your teeth
show luster.
You will gain new charm, new beauty,
a sense of cleanliness. an increased feel
ing of safety. You Will wish you had
known it years before.
Be you man or woman, let this test
show you way to nicer teeth.
Evening star., 1923-02-26
Three-D0Or Colder, Oak
Refrigerator, $I9.95 ,

A beautifully finished, strongly made refrigerator,
with hardwood case of rich golden oak, white ename1-
lined provision chambers, heavy nckel-plated brass
hardware, with paneed doors and sides heavily nsu-
lated 40 inches high q inches wide, II inches Deep
50-pound capacity Ask to see No OBS
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
kcALL AUXILIARY ELECTS
ohiosTs Eleeied and IRlsEesting Re-
parts Head Al Manual Meeting Al
Iiame NJ AIRS, a, ", stanley,

The annual meeting % the Mean
Auxiliary was held yesterday after
room az the home of Mrs. A. ", STAN
leK. About iha members attended,
She reports 0f the officers far the
past year and the reports Of the
delegates Ia the recent convention
held IN this city we're received and ae-
eented, Miss May B0Oih, acting for
Mrs u, II. Rassette, who aas uaahle
"a he present, read her report and
Mrs, J. II, KiFkham. Mrs, raF,ian c,
Hickey and Mrs, n, {, claRR, dele
gates, read their reports,
Mrs, g, y, Mitchell was elected
president and all other Officers weEf
Fe.eleeted, Airs, Y, u, EDDY re-
porting fer the nominating committee
Miss carnelia Chamberlain was elect
ed % the newly created office Of
second vice president and Airs, II, u
Hnmason was added 10 the hoard ri
directors, The report OF Mrs n, NJ
Parsons, treasurer, showed balance
of sI6s in the treasury, five NE
members ware added during the year
and the entire membership is about
ESQ.
Mira stanley proved herself a de,
lightful hostess and she was assisted
hy Miss Mary whittlesey and Mrs c
v, Mitchell,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
CITY ITEMS.
spsn sllsYs at the Casino ,oaigh,,

open allsYs at the Casino ,0aigh.,
usdEt,
Ikllsls demonstration, saturday
evening, csll aad see nsa Nolan, la
slFaeieE az g, r. Pierce ca'-adNt
Rev and Mrs, A, y, FasloF and
family, formerly connected with the
Peoples church of this city, left this
meFning Tor GneeAshnTg, Pa where
they expect 10 make their future
home,
Open alleys at the Casino tonight
adH,
Vietralss, Edlsons, seneras, @. l.
Pierce 90, adNl,
DIR, Amelia Tutles and M George
II, B0dles were among the New Brit
ain physicians who attended the state
medical meeting IN New Haven yes
leFdaY ~ which DR., Eiiial 1aslih Of
Boston presented and discussed the
insnsn treatment for diabetes,
Music week al John A, Andrews
Rig Furniture stsre,-adyt
Adam 0skoski Of IS LAWYER street
reported Ia police headquarters az
iaiik o'elaek this noon that q run
SWAY hNteH hH hFaA ehff1f raw WV"
his automobile and smashed the rear
end al the machine,
Music week az John A. Andrews
nig Furniture atore,--adv,
Dan Nelan's Ekulele class, Monday
evenings, $50. Junior High school
See G, l.. Pierce & ca-advt
The suit of Anthony Healise against
Peter nennigze has been settled out OF
court for fa6hik, Attorney David H.
Nalr represented the plaintiff,
New Victor Records. 9, H. Pierce
Co, -adNt,
stephen A, Lynch, proprietor OF a
frnii store al iat Main street, report
ell 10 the police this morning that
some boys had entered his store last
nieht and made away with 81 which
Was IN the cash register.
Pianos Player Pianos, c. H. fieref
Co,-advt.
open alleys at the Casino tonight --
adf
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. f. B. 1.asher of 126
Stratford Road have as their guest
Mrs. Lasher's father, H, Lincoln, of
Tampa, Fla.
Every 18TH Hat given away Free
Tomorrow land Monday. Marion Hat
Shop.--advt,
Miss Gladys Andrews is attending
the dog show at Mineola of the Ladies
Kennel club of Long Island. Before
returning she will visit the famous
Chow kennels In the vicinity.
Every 18th Hat given away Free
Tomorrow and Monday. Marion Hat
Shop.--advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Lindahl Of 112
Roxbury Road are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a son.
YES, We Have No Bananas Col
umbia record at John A. Andrews Big
Furniture Store.--advt.
Thewfinal meeting of the general
Memorial Day committee will be held
this evening at o'clock at the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars hall on Arch
street
Open alleys at the Casino tonight
---advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
SHOE MIN RETURNING,

Brockton. Mass, May ga can
ysss OF the shoe factories from which
a considerable number Of their oper-
atives--estimated at 5000 In all
have gone on strike IN the last ten
DAYS, developed statements by manh'
faeturers and their foremen today
that operations were being increased
somewhat by the return OF employees
10 work. II was asserted In several
instances that more than Ave per cent
were al work today who were Idle
yesterday. Officials of the new central
shoe operatives union declared that
the strikers were holding their num-
hers.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Milkowitz Receiver for
Buckley Maear0ni Co,

On matien 0f Attorney David H.
NaiE Harry MilkONilz has been sPr
pointed receiver 81 the bankrupt co.
laia ~ the Buckley MaeaFeni com
pany. Francis T, R0hmayeE HART
lord attorney, Is the state receiver 4
hearing viii be held on June I az n
0'elNpk IN the Morning al the offlee
OF Referee Edward Woman IN Hart
ford for the purpose Of eleeslng 8
trustee,
Ia the matter Of stanley NalinoNH
sky hearing for the, tinal accounting
has been adjourned 20 June I 81
la,sA o'clock, The hearing Of Carr
IAehONitE, bankrupt, Hartford avenue
merchant, will he held June 1 Al u
0'elaek,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Latest Bandit Scare Is
Only Troops After Pay

BY Tile Associated PEfss
Peking, May gA.-fhe recent bandit
scare at Hankaw proves to have been
due TO the passage Of troops undeF
Gen, Wa PeisFu the chihli eommahr
der. The soldiers en- route south 10
operate against Sun Vat Sen head or
the Canton government, had been
promised hack pay when they arrived
al Hsnkow, When the pay was not
forthcoming. they started leeilns,
They were finally given one third Of
the amount promised,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Funerals
Mrs. Thomas IIaugh.

The funeral Of Mrs. Thomas Haush
was held this morning al ? o'clock
from st. Joseph church. Rev, J. Leo
Sullivan was celebrant at solemn
high mass OF requiem. Rev. Patrick
DAILY was deacon and Rev. Thomas ].
Laden was suh-deacon. The services
we're attended by large number of
friends from this and other cities and
there was profusion OF floral trih-
utes.
The pail bearers were Frank. John
and Fred conlon, Michael kerwin.
william Gleason and Joseph Ken
nedy. The flower bearers were John
Pagan and John Heery. Father Sui
Ivan conducted the committal serv-
ices at st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Ruhr Is Not Affected
BY Strike. As Reported

Ry The A.sNsstsa Press,
Berlin. May Special dispatch
es from the Ruhr this morning gave
rise for time 10 the belief that work
had ceased IN all the Ruhr mines, the
correspondents reporting general
wa,kout with the assumption that a
strike throughout tho Ruhr had been
declared In sympathy with the bort
mund strikers. Later advices, how
ever, showed that the movement was
confined to the Gelsenkirchen district.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
DIR. FRIDAY RESIGNS

Lansing, Mich. May 25.--Dr David
Friday today rendered his resignation
as president OF Michigan Agriculture
college to the state board of agricul'
ture. II was authoritatively stated
that when the board resumed Its exc
cutive session this afternoon the resig
nation would be accepted.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
INQUIRY OVER SUICIDE

Bridgeport, May 25,--Coroner Phe-
Ian will GO to Danbury tomorrow TO
complete his inquiry into the death
of John @. Dohson, whose body was
fo,nd in a switchman's shack on the
railroad. April 81. rope was
around the mans neck and the as
sumption has been that ponsoh
hanged himself but someone later
went into the shack and cut down
thp bO1y.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
RECEIVE AMERICAN PLAN.

b Iln Nkfn Ih'AI TFHsf,
Geneva. May 25.-The American
governments plan for complete con-
troll OF tho opium and narcotic trade
by limiting production and tighten
Ing supervision of exports and Inn
ports was presented TO the opium ad-
visory committee of the league OF ma
tions today by the American delega-
ton.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Mrs. Clara HuIsig IAmdherg,

Mrs, clara HuFlig l.undbeFg Of 50
East street, Hartford, a former resi-
dent OF New britain, died at the
Hartford hospital yesterday Afternoon
al the age ef SO years, She leaves a
son, Andrew, ana q daughter, Maria
i.uRdbers. both OF hartford,
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternaen al a'eleek az the Erwin
Maauary chapel, Rev ], T. King
berg will affieiate, and inteFmsnt will
Ice in FaiFNiew cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
DIFFERENTIATION PROGRAM

Much interest is being shown in
the first big Americanization program
of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the |. O.
B. 3. which is to be held Sunday aft
ernoon at the auditorium of the Cen
tral Junior High school. School chill
dren will present patriotic tableaux,
and Robert G.. Den1ing, state Ameri-
canization director, and DR.. kaplan of
New York, former army chaplain,
will be the speakers
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
we're issued today at the office of the
town clerk: Hard Gangloff Of $50
Arch street, and Miss Alma Carlson OF
44a Church street: John NJ. Qulnlivan
and Miss Della A. Burke. both OF rs
LAFAYETTE street.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
COUNTERFEIT BILLS.

New York, May 25.-American
hank notes raised from 81 to WV are
being circulated widely through 70
land according to Philip Goldwasser
of this city, who arrived To-Day OH tne
Rochambeau. There Is a counter
foiting ring In operation, he SAID,
which sells the raised bills for ~
each.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
FIGHTING rs INEVITABLE.

Nv Tho Associated Press.
Annoy, China, May 25.-Peace par
Ievs between the factions contendlng
for the control of Tukien province
have been reported for several days.
but prominent Chinese insist 'ha'
fighting is inevitable.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
TAKEN TO PRISON.

bridgeport. May 25.-George $.
Singer. Mack Mcmahon and Peter
Tanlas sentenced to the state prison
at the present session Of the superior
court were taken to Wethersfield to-
day
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Dratira


New Britain friends Of the Rev,
GeoTss l., Thompson, who preached
IN the Trinity Melhodis. church here
sd years ago, have been advised that
he died May 81 az Sarasota, Florida,
lie was Sc years af sge,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
neaiI, Of Infant.

The infant child of Mr. and Airs
Michael skrahulins Of s9i High street
died this morning The funeral was
held this afternoon az o'clock from
I.araia & Ragarina's undertaking par
Tors on spring street Burial Was IN
81, Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Charles Edward Gross

The funeral of Charles Edward
Cross the two months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gross of 81 Seymour
street, who died yesterday morning
took place this afternoon. Services
we're held at the home with Rev. Sam
uel C. Sutcliffe officiating. Interment
was In Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
AGAINST LEASING CONyICTs.

Montgomery. Ala, May 25.-Reso-
buttons calling on Governor Brandon
and the Alabama legislature to put an
end to the state convict lease system
were adopted at the final session OF
the convention of the Alabama league
of women voters yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
ENTERTAIN MINSTREL TROUPE

The Anchor Brand Foremen's club
of North g. Judd Mfg. Go. gave a
banquet TO the members of the min
strel troupe who took part in a recent
entertainment for the club, last eve
ming i'm the clubhouse. Following the
dinner entertainment was given. The
affair ended with dancing.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Mrs E,,za,et,, Anna Helena sta,arff

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Anna
Helena Scharff was held this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Services were con-
Quoted at the home at A Rockwell
avenue by Rev. A. c. Theodore Steegs
and burial was IN FairTew ceme-
terry.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Mrs. Mary Stanley Foster

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Stanley
Foster of so Russell street, who died
at Plainfeld. N. j., was held this af-
ternoon. Services were held at the
First Congregational church, Rev
Henry w. Maier officiating. Burial
was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
AZ AERIAL ENGAGEMENT.

Los Angeles. May 25.-The engage
mont of Mile. Andre Pheyre. French
a,iatrix. to marry Captain Cyril
Turner. formerly a member OF the
British flying CORPS and now writer
of advertisements in the sky, was
made public here today.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
Frank Carl Glaba,i.

The funeral of Frank Carl Glabau
will be held tomorrow afternoon at Q
o'clock at Erwin chapel. Rev. Fred
erick Schaeffer will officiate. Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25

A representative of Baer Bros. will
be at Iehrer's paint and hardware
store. 176 East Main street tomorrow
to give a demonstration of the famous
Baer Bros. paints. picture frames. an
tinles. -hrac. ETC.. will be re-
stored to new free in connection with
the demonstration.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-25
WOOL STANDARDS APPROVED

Washington, May 25-official stanu.
.rds. effective July I for grades OF
wool under the United states ware
house act have been approved by sec
rotary Wallace.