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New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
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 AtleAdiRs Convention
 AbOat lee l0eal serlies men, members of ssiehspFsE Post, Amsrir can Legion and ef Harold r, Emr msii Post, r, q, w. attended the parade. which marked the closing exercises 0f the legion convention Ia feFFingieR teddy Members 0i the auxiliary 0f seleheRreg Post also attended, Major General Clarence Edwards passed through here this neeR en his say to resis Nths Pa7 Fsds, which Has scheduled for 3 o'clock ihis afternoon,
 Many Attend Reunion
 Nearly see members Of the Nhsisn family from cities of this states, and Massachusetts and New York attended the annual gathering iaday sl Lake compOunee, An ens ieFlainmsRl program vas presented n the sfteFna0n and a dinner was served About 50 attended from this clll, New Britain and Hartford,
 sfha0ls Ready
 Schools af the city have been Pres pared for the resumption of studies nest week Al the high school, Principal Henry F, coitls is cone dueiiRg regular effies hours So that conferences with pupils may he aF' ranged in regard ta courses Of studies and ether matters Of the Al Of the teaching staff vacancies have been filled SO that the hRal arrangements have been attended 10,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
SOUIHINGTON NEWS

Al the democratic caucus held Thursday night. much to the sur prise Of many of the party. no woman was elected to any of the delegations The following delegatef 10 the state. congressional and sena, iorial conventions were elected; State. Thomas E. Atwater. A. F Carey, James R. Lacey, James F. Mcfarland and Edward J. Minnix; senatorial. Thomas B. Atwater, T. J. Foley. Ralph Garbiggio. Andrew Ki- salski. Walter Welch: congressional, William Hurley. Edward Lowery, John J. o'keefe. Adolph Trapp and David Leihnardt.
 Fred c Turner. aged 66. of the South End. died at his home yester- day following an attack of heart trouble. Mr. Turner arose early yesterday morning and had prac- tically completed the chores around the barn when he was stricken. He died almost immediately. He is sur- vired by his wife. daughter, Misr Edna Turner, and one son. The funeral will be held from the homo at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev George H, Gardner. pastor of the Plantsville Baptist church will officiate at the services and burial will be in South End cemetery.
 The funeral of Miss Nuriel E. Will Hams was held from St. Thonas' church. al o'clock this morning. Furial was in St, Thomas cemetery.
 The FeNto team of the Farimng- ton Valley league will play the Win sted team of the same league at the Sand Hill grounds Sunday afternoon.
 On Sunday afternoon the Afilldale team will cross bats with the Bush- wick Bears of Brooklyn, N. Y. On Monday the Mildale team will play q double header with the Kennng- ton team, the morning game being played in Kensington and the after. noon game in Milldale.
 Thomas M Collins and Miss Mar garet Collins have returned from . vacation spent in Maine and Canada.
 Dr. and Mrs. A, Reed will leave Sunday for Long Island where they will spend the weekend.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30

SteSkheiasTs ea Fef2Fa ea Aagas 2s, isgi Fhs cooperation Nhlch was i0Fmed a gear aga has heen progressing Fsplaly aRd ihs premises 0f ihs officials have heRn fsithfnilg kRPt. The corporation is PoSsessoF Of ths odd fsli0Ns hoek on Nssl MaiR street and has branGhed eut into ihe contracting same, building houses Nhieh Niil later hs sold Co home owners,
 Marriage ilGeRse,
 \ marriage license Nak issued at the ofiee of Mlss May Morgan, town elerk lo Louis MemmoRs of NhiiiRg street and Miss Louisa i4epprs 0f Fast street The wedding ceremony sill he performed in tine near fniTs.
 Thanks for supRnH,
 The committee in charge Of lhs one Righl bs1aaF held by ssqnasseR lodge, 1, Q, Q, r., on PieTee's l0t last "Wednesday stening wished thFaugh the columns of The Her aldh io thank all these who helped Co make the affair a success ssRsr eially the businessmen Of the tnER, ihs Broek- Barnes post, American Legion, Martha Rehekah ledge. l. q, ! n, r., and Pyihian lodge, k, af T, 1 The committee mel and reviewed the l receipts and expenses and the affair I was an immense success,
 Fined in Town Court
 Frank IaeahaWski Of Bristol was fined $50 and costs m The town i court by Justice E, r, Prior last evening on a charge Of reckless driN- 1 ing, His fne tolalled fsi,ls, He l was arrested Thursday evening by ! State Policeman John p0oiey after !. sn exciting chase an West Main l street, He was held under bonds af 1 $500 for appearance, Jaeah0wski's 1 also suffered the loss Of his opera tors license which will be turned | over 10 State Motor Vehicle Com 1 Robbins sloeokel for ae- ton.
 Former Resident Visiting.
 Mrs, Alice Buckley and daughter, Of New York city, are the guests Of | Miss Catherine Mccarthy Of Pearl Street for few days, Mrs, Buck ley was formerly Mes Alice Tutile Of this town and . popular member Of The Plainyille teaching staff.
 on To Convention.
 A large number Of inc members Of Brock Barnes post. American Legion left today 10 take part in the state department parade being held in Tofrington in connection with the state convention. The local men made the trip in donated automo- piles and comprised a large delega- ton.
 Large numbers of the Forty and Eight society attended an initiation held in Torrngton last evening and reported an excellent time.
 Plnin,ille Briefs.
 Mrs. Carrie Sweeton and Mrs. R. (. Morrison have returned 10 their homes in New York city after sev- arsl months rest at the Stevenson Cottage on aied Stone Hill.
 Pearl ". smith and family of [ Broad Street left today on A few lays motor trip 10 New Hampshire. ] Dr. l.. H. Frost and family re- urned home today after two weeks trip to Vermont and Canada.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
Fined in Town Court
Former Resident Visiting.

Mrs, Alice Buckley and daughter, Of New York city, are the guests Of Miss Catherine Mccarthy Of Pearl Street for few days, Mrs, Buck ley was formerly Mies Alice Futile 'of this town and . popular member Of the Plainyille teaching staa.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
Sunday Church Notes

Berlin Congregational church - Rev Samuel \. F'iske. who has re- gently returned from summer va cation trip. will preach at the 1o:45 o'clock service at the Berlin Con- gregational church tomorrow morn
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30

The funeral of Miss Auriel E. Wil- Hams was held from St. Thomas' Ichurch at 2 o'clock this morning. Furial was in St Thomas cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-30

The FeNto team of the Farimng- ton Valley league will play the Win sted team of the same league at the Sand Hill grounds Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

NAN, young, not married. for bank runner;
must reside in District Address Box 145-X,
office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-Make SIG day and free auto with
patented aluminium kitchen knives; 81 hour,
part time; something new: simply display aud
furnished Jennings Mfg. Co.. 2464,
Dayton. Ohio.
CAN YOU sell 10 coored people? Write Becker
Chemical Co., st. Louis. Mo.
DISTRICT MANAGERS wanted; appoint local
agents for us in YOUR locality; canvassing
or delivering: 500 weekly easily made
missions advanced Bob Russell, 1903 Archer,
GET OUR FREE SAMPLE CASE-Toilet ar
tees, perfumes and speciaities; wonderfully
nrohtabie laDerma Co., Dept. ll9. Main and
Walnut. ST. louis. Mo.
GO INTO BUSINESS for vouTseif: 500 10 $500
proht weekly IN proprietary speciality business;
We furnish everything and show you how:
roe. Richmond, Va.
LARGE CORPORATION wants a service man
In every town TO paste up its signs on store
keepers windows: excellent opportunity for
also have attractive proposition for agents
and statesmen. Guarantee Sign Service, 36i
w. Superior. Chicago.
MEN AND WOMEN TO sell a high-grsdr auto
and furniture polish at 60c per 12-oz. bottle:
3.'c commission on each bottle. Free samples
TO work with, with No stock 10 carry; ! deliver
for you 1850 TAYLOR 81. n.w. Col. 3o23-W.
NEW WONDERFUL SEILER-9Gc profit every
dollar sales: deliver spot; license unneces-
sary; sample free. Mission Co, $40 y. Hal
Sted. Chicago. III.
di>tanc" radio sets and supplies: write quick.
Midwest Radio Co.. 500 Main St. Cincinnati,
ohio.
SELL MADISON Better Made" shirts dIrect
from our factory to wearer. No capital or eI.
perience required. Easily sold. Big profits.
Write tos free samples. Madison Mills. 503
broadway, New York
STor THAT HCKGLAR. Yankee key lock.
Something new: big seller big profit retails
25c; free sample offer. Mazon Corpora tion.
RoN 1913, Waterloo. Iowa.
TWO SALES, two profits. with one demonstra-
ton: greatest double action sarS proposition
over ofrercd.f you deal with women: patented
self fecdi7S, Reliable powder puT: lambs
wool front with white kid back: folds and
fastcns frr carry inS in purse: high grade
French style fac. powder a. popular price To
work in combination minute demonstration
sells both: women cannot resist it: $50 10 .Du
per cent Pr"nt: particulars free. or sample Of
both prepaid for ;!'c. =. \. Koch. sI3l W,
Graud River ave. Detroit. Mich
extracts. perfumes toiist goods: experience
, unnecessary. CaruItipn Co, Dept go. 81.
Louis
WONDERFUL INVENTIONS: eliminates all
needles for photographs. sew, different, lasts
for years; preserves records: II 0Oo.on pros
nects SO to $50 daily easy; carry days sup
My in pocke.. Evcrplay. McCIUrs B!ds..
CHICAGO
S6O-S2go WEEK-Appoint sub agents. COO
comm. Guaranteed genuine gold letters for
store windows; easily applied. Metallic let
ter Co, 49, y. CLARK. Chicago.
$50 Au;omotive invention. So: all
cars; free newspaper display advertising
your agent makes posi-
a tive: tremendous sales: official test shows
gasoline mileage increased IS per cent: terri
tory. Write quick. PhiNs Mfg. st. Louis,
Mo
$76Hl' CuFFMAN'S SALES first > weeks.
town ",3n": scnsa tional Talbot Kettle Corn
Pepper. costing s57 80. shipped trial.
Talbot Mfg. Co. =. louis Mo.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WOMAN TO cook and do downstairs work by
young colored. 1902 1St -. NV 80
Evening star., 1924-03-30
SALESWOMEN.

OFFICE ASSISTANT.
One with knowledge of stenog-
raphy and able to handle switch
board. ID. ]. DUNCAN, 1919 New
York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Nurse colored rirI II Hope az. -
Evening star., 1924-03-30

AGENTS-Makc SIG day and free auto with
patented aluminium kitchen knives; 81 hour,
part time; sonnet thing new: simply display and
write orders; deliver and collect: samples
furnished Jennings Mfg. Co.. room 246i,
Dayton. Ohio.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WANTED. at once, thoroughly
experienced tailors for alteration
department. Apply Superin-
tendent's office, 4th floor, S.
Kann Sons Co.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

OFFICE ASSISTANT
With knowledge of stenography
and able to handle switchboard.
d. ]. DUNCAN, 1919 New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
HELP-FEMALE.
Continued.
MILLINERY TRIMMER--PERMASE
POSITION

MILLINERY TRIMMER
OF exceptional ability who is experienced
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Statesmen wanted, experienced, for shoe
!cpa rtmeDt; must be thoroughly experienced:
attractive salaries 10 right men. Apply super
utendent's office. 4th floor, =. Kann Sons Co.
SALESMEN-We want 10 interview 10 or y
neat appearing, wide wake, speciality sales
fpcn who viii be interested in proposition
1aying from s3C 10 SEQ a week and more:
,plendd opportunity for promotion. Apply
MIR. Daley, National Hotel. after 10 am
Sunday,
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WASHING at home small bundle. 1885 IT
y. l62+-W.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
PERSONAL.

| WISH To FIND POSITION FOR ACTIVE
pleasant. refined, middIe-aged lady compar.
ION. mstrOn or managing housekeeper: widt
experience, engaging personality; heautitL
Seamsfress. ftter- Col sol or I. % RnN 2l2l
Evening star., 1924-03-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES


ALTO DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
rren. Call Line. s.. We DO the rest
AMERICAS FOURTH INDUSTRY NEEDS
YOU good positions open in hotels. clubs
apartment houses. tea rooms, cafeterias Class
for particulars LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS. 1910 New York ave.
AMATEURS wanted TO join class in acting
81 month; professional coach. Phone
Franklin j1T3.
while You learn at home Electrical book
snd proof lessons free. Satisfaction Guaran<
Engineer Cooke. 2l4i Lawrence ave. Chicago
EXPERIENCE IS what you need to make
dressma king. tailoring and fitting n success:
successful drrs>maker for professional and
personal Gordon School of Tailoring.
lio3 II St. NV. Room 200.
FIVE YOUNG WOMEN WANTED to learn
the American internat onal Shorthand in fif
teen days. under personal instruction of the
aut hor: tuition for the complete course. SlJ:
results suaranteed AT completion OF the
prominent educators 10 prove that with
Scieatific Shorthand. taught correctly. an in
teligcnt person can become a good sten0g
rapher-that is in shorfha and-in fifteen days
From this class IL IS hoped 10 secure several
who Will qualify RS teachers. THE AMER
ICAN INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY is
chartered under the laws OF District Of ca
iIrnbia. with rank of university. Class starts
Wednesday. Cal or write for appointment.
Main 540. 20 JACKSON place.
HOTEL s NEED TRAINED EXECUTIVES. VIZ
-ira-n Yen for h:I-sIiariei positions in hotels
clubs, aptr; l. houses. tea rGams. cafeterias
Class forms Tuesday. April ! limited 10 10.
Call for paTtieHiars- LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOLS. l%t0 New York ave.
How 10 YUt CsE YoUi; Sri,:f. iINE9
Let Ia train you tn earn so to SioO week
making mecFani-si. architectural ar map
rinS; 10 exper-erce EecesSary. start now
Write, can phone fo- particulars. Ccium.
b.a School ot Drafting. litb and sts. NV.
North 27a.
NEW CLASSES IN SALESMANSIuP AND
business management organizing this week
Evening sessions STRAYER'S. T2l 18th 81
Phone Main $3.50.
RAILWAY Man. CLERK examination May
- 1924; wonderful opportunity: special in
tpnsve cnursr only sl5; get prepared hy oar
crpert tforrIcr civil service examiner; pa:-
ticulars free; write today. Patterson Civil
Iervice School. l'ox y, Rochester. y. \.
SPRING CLASSES. millinery dressmak king be-
French modiste tCoCturierel For inform tion
call North 1N'4 Apt. i05. 3-l1 am, "a
pm.
YOUNG WOMEN with one year Of high school
Ia train for nurses; liberal allowance; regis
tered school. Superintendent Nurses. Mount
Sinai Hospital. Philadelphia. Ia.
NEW COURSE IN TELEPHONE SWITCH
oxford bldg. cor. 1ith st. oct. New York ave.
and II.
ROVD SCHOOL. 1888 G ST. two foors)
Shorthand in 30 days, touch typns
spelling. Low rates. Main 2S76. apps
LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Quick. Write SIT E. Baltimore St, Balti-
Evening star., 1924-03-30

MORNING WORK Of any kind, wanted by r..
liable colored girl Csll 1885 You st. nv.
| or phone n ,,ssi
Evening star., 1924-03-30
EXPERIENCED
SUPERVISOR

EXPERIENCED
SUPERVISOR
For alteration room, handling
women's garments. Must have
considerable experience and abil-
ity to get results. Apply En-
ployment Office, 9Th Floor, G. St.
Side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
SALESMEN-New York cor
poration desires the services Of
three men, thirty to forty-five
years of age, for its sales depart
ment in the Washington branch.
A knowledge of craftsmanship
will assist them, but is not alb
solutely essential. To men who
are thoroughly alive and who
will work under the instruction
of our manager, we can offer
employment of high character
on a salary and commission
basis. Give full information in
first letter. Replies held strictly
confidential. Address Box
1V-X, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

ACCOUNTANT. cNperIPnrcd dent. SIor' man
state experience in detail: splendid opportunity
fur right party. Address BoN :3f-N, star
Evening star., 1924-03-30
HEIP-MALE AND FEMALE.


HoUSEMAN and wife. colored, settled; must
be r1perenced. Apply 81 st. NV. 81.
MAN or WOMAN of ability To fiji position
IN our real estate sales department. Free In
struction. Experience unnecessary. Need not
interfere with present occupation: Employ
ment whole or part time. Lectures on sales
manshp every Tuesday at pm William +.
hla,teson. Bond building.
SALES MANAGER for real estate office: ex-
pcrience unnecessary IL you are aggressiv"
and willing to learn. Address Box 3Ss",
Star office 800
REPRESENTATIVE for private home work,
nothing to carry sell; experience in solicit
ing demonstrating preferred. Address Box
.a0-X. star Office.
SrENoiiRAPHER, typist clerk may earn
tution in practical subjects in the spring
time. starting this week. by day or night
work at Research University, 20 Jackson pi.
Main 80. g.
TYPISTS. add materially 10 your income by
typing authors manuscripts: free detailed in
formation on request Il. j. Carnes, Authors
Agent, Tallapoosa. ia.
THE WESTERN UNION Telegraph Go. has
openings for several young men and young
automatic telegraph department.; experience
not necessary: salary paid while learning.
Apply Sth floor, Commercial National Bank
bldg. l4th and G sts.
CANNASSERS for high-class
household article that sells on
demonstration: generous COM
mission. Address Box SO-H,
Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
LOST & FOUND.
SEE PAGE ;. PART 1,
HELP MALE

TETER mail ORIGINAL :. enrrrer d1 tim.
ou applying for employment. Use CoPIhS
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WORK in afternoons wanted by high schvul
girl. Call after 2:30. Potomac 2s2-W.
WORK in apartment wanted by neat colorcd
girl; references. North 1OGa6
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WANTED - FEW MORE TO JOIN SMALL
group for European summer: splendid yslu"
Call evenings after ~ Col. 2443-W.
MAKE HOME SEWING A PLEASURE.
twentythree years experience will help you
make your dresses a home with a smile Uu-
service; none like il in the city. GORDON
SCHOOL OF TAILORING. 1i03 II st. NV.
room 200
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WAITRESS, neat, wants place. evening only
rolOred. Call Wnst 2ISI @Is
Evening star., 1924-03-30
WANT ADS
HELP MALE
Ennfinueh.

Statesmen. experienced. wanted. Apply at
once. Morrison's, 1909 st.
Statesmen. ;. wanieG to sell Chevrolet ears;
good opportunity for live men. See Nj. Smith,
Eendleton Motor Co., Clarendon. NA. Icie-
Evening star., 1924-03-30

ADDRESSING at home-Specisl prices this
week work called for and delivered; large
ders filed promptly. Address Box 12i-X, Star
office
Evening star., 1924-03-30
WANTED-SALESMEN.
Continued,
SELL COAL

in carload lots; side or main line: experience
unnecessary: earn weeks pay In an hour
Washington Coal Company, % West Goth st,
New York
Evening star., 1924-03-30

EXPERIENCED coat and suit
hands; steady employment !;
good wages. Apply to Mr..
Sherman, Philipsborn's, COS llth
street.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

MORNING WORK 10y reliable coIored rsrl
no washing. 1l6 Pierce 81 NV i
Evening star., 1924-03-30

800 ~ 49,
Evening star., 1924-03-30

DIAMONDS-Do not sacrifice your diamonds
We have customers desirous of obtaining dia
mond bargains for cash; also old platinum.
gold. Rodgin-Farr Co., Room All Evans bldg.
1920 y. Y. ave. Main 5fS9. tFormerly witt
Shaw & Brown Col
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Alto MECHANIC to take charge of repair
shop. ono vino can diagnose trouble and WORK
IN any standard make ear: owner of ear for
service preferred Apply 51iS Conn ave.
Crvr. 1iel before s pm. Sunday before
Evening star., 1924-03-30

NJ RSE-Practicsl for convaIescents and in
FsItds tnoi helpless; best ref Address RoZ
3l7-S. Star Office
fARTTIME WORK by two colorcd Girl
Phone Col. H572 ". 2537 18th s. NV
Evening star., 1924-03-30

MASTER SALESMAN
Ago 30 to 30 for special diplomatic, per
sonal soliciting where the cicntage you build
up belongs to yourself: $3.50 per month guar
antce for frst 10 months work to right man.
Company well rated. established II years.
This opportunity will make indcpende
for life and net S25. 600 certain profit in first
three years. Must be financially respons BILE.
No special experience necessary, but charac-
ter. personality, courage and industry essen
tial. College man preferred. State age. edu-
cation. past occupation nd earnings in strict
confidence. Address Box ok, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

NV ERTISINt: SOT.ICITOR II 10 | O'Clock,
rpoud floor IOn1 II It NV 3O"
Evening star., 1924-03-30

yon ST.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WOMAN wants days work half-Iimc work
or laundry to take home. Call .c}2G 9th -.
N "
Evening star., 1924-03-30

WOMAN wants days work or weekly. 81
Evening star., 1924-03-30

kingman place NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
Take q neutral bath

Just before you retire gil the bath tub with luke,
warm water just the heat Of your body 50 that
the water feels neither hot nor cold
Lather your body freely with the wonderfully
creamy. soothing, antiseptic lather Of Lfebuoy
Health Soap Work this lather deeply into pores
Then relax and remain absolutely still in the water
for fifteen minutes This is a neutral bath"
Dryyour skin by gently patting it with the towel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-30
HOPES TO TRAIN BEAR
TO PICK CHERRIES

BELLEFoNTE, Pa. July so.-On
his way out to the pasture field
last evening to bring in the cows
Reynolds Maurer, of Nittapy Valley,
saw a huge dark form shouted
among the dense branches Of one
Of his prize sweet cherry trees,
and, jumping to the conclusion that
he had caught in the act the man
who was. stealing his cherries he
cautiously tiptoed his way to the
tree.
Reaching a point of vantage Be.
meath the branches he looked up
and was on the verge OF yelling
to the man. to come down when
he discovered that, instead of
man, the bulky form was that Of
big bear sitting astride a limb
and contentedly picking the luscious
fruit by huge pawfulIs and MUNICH.
ing 1t with apparent satisfaction.
While Maurer deplores the loss
Of his cherries he is specializing on
the possibilities Of capturing the
bear, tanning 1t and then training il
to pick his annual cherry crop.