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Evening star., 1924-02-06
ABOLITION OF GREEK
DYNASTY APPROVED
Britain, Through Morgenthau, Con.
sents to Deposition by As
sembly Vote.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ATHENS, February 6.-Henry Nor
genthau, head of the league of ma
tions commission for the succor of
Greek refugees, yesterday intervened
in the Greek political crisis by OBJ
tanning Great Britain's assurances
that that country would not object
to the plan of the republicans to abol-
ish the Glucksburg dynasty by vote
in the national assembly, providing
this should result in political sta
bility.
Mr.. Morgenthau obtained the Brit
tsh view through the Bank of Eng
land, which advanced the refugee
relief loan after Mr.. Mongenthau
found the Venizelists and republicans
hopelessly deadlocked over the meth
cd of dismissing the dynasty.
The republicans have insisted that
the national assembly should vote on
the deposition of the dynasty before
referendum is taken, while the
Fenizelists have held that in order
to insure British recognition the
question of a republic must be de-
termined by plebiscite only Mr. Nor
genthaus Intervention in the situa-
ton is considered to have greatly
strengthened the republican cause.
Evening star., 1924-02-06

Dresses. of spangled robes,
made over satin slips, crepe dc
chine, satin and Canton crepe.
Tailored, afternoon and evening
dresses, in black, navy and
brown; sizes 16 to 52H. Values
worth from S15.08 to S2075
Evening star., 1924-02-06
Csc Dress Cinghams
l6c yard

32-inch Dress Ginghams
good assortment Of stapl'
fancy checks; all wanted c
4Sc Woven Tissue Ginshal
q beautiful assortment
of new novelty checks; =
all wanted colors; SO 4
inches wide .........
2Sc Percales, sc inches
light grou nds with 4
printed checks. stripes,
dots and figures ......
39c Bleached Shaker
Flannel, So inches wide, =
extra heavy reversible 4
quality
GoIdeubere's-Eirst Floor,
Evening star., 1924-02-06
OilclOth Table
Covers. 39c each

Oilcloth Table Covers, size 45
x45 inches; neat, pretty designs
printed on sanitas oilcloth;
slight seconds of regular 75c
values.
First Floor-Domestic Dept.
Evening star., 1924-02-06
Rummage Lots Of Floor Coverings
At Unusual Sayues
At Unusual Savings

(15) Seamless Velvet Rugs, Alexander Smiths
make; choice of floral, oriental and medallion
designs good colorings one and two 90 ~
Of q kind: sx12-ft. large room size. 8Zl./5
Seamless Administer Rugs, eight size 9xl2 feet and
four size Sx10 it.; Sanford Beauvais Fervak and
imported Administers; good patterns d > 7E
and colorings; slight seconds of sDc9O. ID
$4,000 and $500 values. at
Alexander Smiths Administer Rugs, irregular sizes,
such as 27x45 to 27x52 and 36x36 to o. nE
s6x45 inches. Good patterns and color 0L.yO
inRs; 81 and IS values at
(Ffrat FlO0r-Bargatn Tables.) s..
(32) Stenced Grass Ruks, sizes 8x1O feet and 9x12
feet for large rooms; heavy double-warp grade, in
green. blue and brown stenced de- 4 q nE
signs; all perfect quality; Sc and $3.50 DID .yO
~ Alexander Smiths Seamless Brussels Rugs,
size II IT. IL It. for extra large N0r 7E
rooms: good pattern and colorings; 0Zl./C
$3.50 values, at
Evening star., 1924-02-06
Bedwear and COttOns

Sl.25 Scanned Bleached Sheets,
S1x90 double-bed size; co.
hand torn and ironed; CCC
slight seconds.
S2.19 White Dimity Bedspreads,
size 63x9O inches for &1 <n
single beds; slight d .OS
seconds ............
81 Crochet Bedspreads, SINGLE
bed size; Marseilles &1 9E
pat tie n s; slightly u .CO
soiled .............-
39c Bleached Pillowcases, size
42x36 inches; hand torn a.
and ironed; free from ZCC
starch or dressing. Each
Goldenberr's-Tirst Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-06


This clearance Of the sea.
sons. lines will be absolute.
All odd lots, surplus, in
complete assortments, broken
sizes and mussed goods have
been marked at prices that
show our sincerity of pur.
pose-a complete house.
cleaning at any cost. You
can see your savings at a
glance-Rummage Sale signs
all over the store point the
way to the seasons greatest
economies. We cannot fill
mail or phone orders.
Evening star., 1924-02-06

Velvet and Brussels Rugs, four size.
six size TT. x 10 #. 6, also five size
made in one piece, and products of
Alexander Smith and Co. Floral,
medallion and neat designs; $25.00
values, at .................
6x9.ft. Consoleum Rugs, slight
6x10.6-ft- Cooks make cork filled,
Linoleum Rugs, all with complete bor
ders; wool rug designs; $500 and sos
Evening star., 1924-02-06

(l3l Extra Size Suits, of fine
quality Poiret twill, long,
straightline tailored models,
finished with narrow belt; lined
with crepe de chine or satin:
navy blue and black. S2o.75 to
S3QzS values At
Evening star., 1924-02-06
Stomach Upset?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stom,ch
sufferers are doing now. Instead Of tax.
ING tonIes or trying to patch up a Door
digestion, they are attacking the REAi
cause OF the allment-cIogged liver and
dsordered bowels. @"1
Or. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse +h.
liver In soothing, healing way. When
the liver and bowels are perforninu
their natural functions, away Goes ind;.
sestion and stomach troubles.
Have you = bad taste; coated tongue
poor appetite, lazy, don't care feeiino
no ambition or energy, trouble with un.
dloested foods? Take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for caiomei.
Or. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what you like 16e and 3oe,
Evening star., 1924-02-06

RUMMAGE LOTS OF
Women's Apparel
mildred Stout" Muslin Draw.
ers, trimmed with lace and en-
broidery; broken sizes; no
sl.5O and $1.98 values voc
at
Satin Camisoles, in pink. trim
med with lace: others made OF
dark-color material; O. ~
broken sizes. $1.69 sDl.ZO
and $1.98 values at.
Satin Camisoles, navy blue and
black: built-up shoulders; hem
stitched yokes: O. ~
broken sizes. So and sDl.4S
S2.25 values at -.
. (1O) Colored Wolfe Sleeveless
NiEhtEowns. nov lty 70-
trimmed: empire models. SC
$l.69 values at .......
Lot of Camisoles, navy
blue fancy materials; 1E
hemstitched tops. 39c DC
values at ............
Bungalow Aprons. Of good quail
ity percales:' assorted IN
styles: slightly mussed; sOSC
19c and $50 values at.
White Aprons, good quality
I 's"s esss fH$ 3: s%ss: 9sss! Csc
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
COcoanut Oil Makes
 A Splendid Shampoo

Y you want to keep your hair in good condition. be careful what you wash if with.
 Many soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much free alkaii. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle and is very harmful Mulsifed cocoa nut oil shampoo (which is pure and entirely greascless1. is much better than anything else you can use for shampooing as this cannot possibly injure the hair.
 Simply mOistcn your hair with wa ter and rub it in. Two or three tea spoonfuIs will make an abundance O. rich. creamy father. and cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. The Iather rinses out easily. and remotes every particle Of dust. dirt. dandruff and sx- cess oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly. and 1t leaves it fine and silky. bright fiufy. wavy and easy to man aEe.
 You can get Muisif1ed cocoanUt oil shampoo at any drug store It is incx- peneir s. and a few ou1te- witi I-st st sfyons in the family Tor months.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
FORESTERS STAGE
 BIG AFFAIR HERE
Real Home Coming Night Is Ob. served With About 200 Present
CARTER MAKES A REPLY
Colby Appeals Co Fricnds-i,ccklcy Enters Hockey I,in2-Old Timers Tell What They Think Of Things Church Meeting Tonight-Itcms.

Ono of the largest tnrnouts ever was present last evening to take part ir tho Home Coming Night of Court Matiabessett, Forcstcrs Of America, The hall was flied with an cnthusias- tic gathering of lodge members. both local and out of town. Past Grand Chief Ranger Lodge Of Meriden was present and he delivered the address of the evening. He spoke on "For- rstry"
 The degree work was put on by the degree team of Court Ever Vel come Of Bristol and il new members were initiated. The degree work was well done and Q credit to Inc visiting tam. With the q new members in- clu1ed. the membership Of the kcns. irgton court is now 24S. Applications ait being received regularly and there gre many who arc anxious 10 join.
 Practically all the old members Of the local court were present. There were many members there who had moi been to meeting in some time aud the committee feels well paid for the work iu ranging the event. as it proved even more successful than they expected and was one of the big gCst snaifs ever undertaken by Court Jatia bessett.
 Following the entertainment fea- lures a smoker was held.
 Carter Makcs Reply
 First Selectman George E. Carter. this morning explained. in answer to the question of L.. A. Warner Of the Berlin Construction 70. why the Warrington Athletic club is not al- lowed 10 use the town hall for prac- ticc and for games.
 He said that the sciectmcn voted some time ago. not Co allow anyone to rsc the town hall for basketball games. He said that he WAS moi mak- 1 ing the rule himself. but that tho question had been put 10 q vote at a meeting Of the board Of seiectmen. | lie stated that he is not prejudiccd l against the Worthington boys. but I that the town hall will not be secured . for any games in the future. Accord fng 10 Mir. Carter. several orsanizs- . tons have applied to him for pernis- | sion 10 use the building. hut he has . denied all their requests.
 When asked for a reason fof the motion. he stated that the hall has I been damaged considerably as a re-
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

aminations will be held on January l a3 and a4. Advance work mas been discontinued so that a review of the work may be made before the 'quizZing' begins. Grammar League Organizes
 Organization of the grammar school basketball league has been completed with seven teams in play and three courts will be used. including floors at the John J. Jennings school: the Boys club and Firemen's hall. Ref erees have been chosen from high school players. The schedule follows:
 Monday, Jan. 14-Jennings vs. South.
 Wednesday, Jan. l6-Forestville vs. Park.
 Thursday. Jan. 17--North vs. Hill.
 Friday. Jan. 1S-Jennings vs. For estville.
 Monday Jan. 21--South ys. Park.
 Wednesday. Jan. 23-North vs. East Bristol.
 Thursday Jan. e4-Jennings Ns. Park.
 Friday, Jan. 25-south ys. Hill.
 Monday Jan. 9S-Forestrille Ns East Bristol.
 Wednesday. Jan. So--Jennings rs. North.
 Thursday. Jan. 31-south ss. For cstyilc.
 Friday. Feb. Hill vs. East Bris- tol.
 Monday. Feb. 4--Jennings vs. Hill.
 Wednesday,, Feb. 6--South Vs. North.
 Thursday. Feb. Park ss. East
 Friday. Feb. s-Jennings vs. East Bristol.
 Monday, Feb. 11-Forestville rs. North.
 "Wednesday. Feb. 13-Park Ns. Hill.
 Thursday, Feb. 14--south Ns. East Bristol. ,
 Friday. Feb. l5-Forestville vs. Hill
 Monday. Feb. 1S-Park Ns. North
 Wednesday. Feb. es, South Ns. Jennings.
 Thursday. February 2l, Park vs. Forestville.
 Friday. Feb. %, Hill vs. North.
 Monday, Feb. 25, ForesiFille vs Jennings.
 Wednesday, Feb 27, Park vs. South.
 Thursday. Feb. ?s. East Bristol vs. North.
 Friday. Feb. 29. Park ys. Jennings. Monday. March 8, Hill vs. South. "Wednesday. March ,, East Bristol vs. l'orestyille,
 Thursday, March G, North ys. Jen- nings.
 Friday March :, Forestvile vs, South.
 Monday. March lo, East Bristol vs, Hill. Wednesday, March l., Hill vs. Jennings,
 Thursday March Ia, North ,s. South.
 Friday. March l7, East Bristol vs. Jennings,
 Wednesday, March i9, North ys. 'orcstyille,
 Thursday. March 20, Hill vs. Park. Friday, March ?i, East Bristol ys. south.
 Monday. March a. Hnl Ns. Forest file.
 Wednesday, March .G, North w Park.
 Bristol Briefs. Thomas II. Brown Of High street Nlll leave next week for Florida 10 spend the remaining winter months. Edward Casey Of Waterbury has 'rturncd to his home after visiting friends in this city
 Charles Donovan Of New Britain isited local friends yesterday. Thomas Harrigan of Oak street is from his recent illness at he Bristol hospital.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Items Of Interest

Miss Hortensc Loiseie of Berlin ia substituting in the kensington schools for few days,
 The Grange Sewing society met yes terday afternoon with Mrs, Alonzo Sweet.
 The Junior Endeasor society of the Berlin Congregational church will hold a social this evening in the chapel.
 The annual meeting of the Ken. sington Congregational church will be held this evening In tho church par lors.
 East Berlin Items.
 Local members Of tho Hoy Scouts will attend meeting of their troop at Berlin this evening.
 Mrs. Olaf Benson entertained rela- iives and friends from kcrsington and New Britain at her home on Wilcox avenue Thursday.
 The library will be open Saturday afternoon from 3:3J to 5:30 and in the evening from 7:30 to a;3O o'clock for the exchange Of books.
 Mrs. George DeMore will entertain the members Of the "G.afanso" club at her home on pcnfeld avenue this evening.
 Mrs. Patrick IIoigan will entertain at the whist and social 10 be given in the parlors of the Sacred Heart church Monday evening at o'lcock.
 Philip Nasc Of Middletown is visit ing at his home on Wilcox avenue.
 meeting or the Parent Teacher association will be held at the Hub bard school next Friday evening. January 25.
 Mrs. William ngle entertained guests from New Britain at her home on Wilcox avenue yesterday.
 Cards have been received from NJ, Sugenhime who is spending his Va cation in Florida He reports that the weather Is cold enough for over coats.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Russ, II Block.
pythians installation

pvthan lodge. k. Of r.. will hold installation ceremonies For the recent lv elected officers at meeting in odd Fellows hal this evening. The work will be carried out by District Deputy Grand Chancellor Downcs of south ingtun 8vd his staff. X arg" num- Der Of visitors from various lodges is expected and refreshments will be served and an entertainment pro- Nidnl 1nrinr fhr .Ncning.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
THREE BrRNED TO DEATH

ANonpoft \. S., Jan. lS.-Three children or Lewis Duncan. farmer. were burned 10 death when his home was destroyed by fire today. Dun- cum was seriously burned in rescuing his wife.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Creation Rheumatic
 Pains and Swellings

When rheumatism settles in any Of your joints and causes agony. distress ot misery. please remember tha' Joint Ease is the ono remedy that brings quick and lasting relief.
 II matters not how chronic or az sraNated a case may be--rub on Joint Ease and relief is surc 10 follow.
 Joint Ease is for joint troubles only and is clean. stainless prcp aration that all druggists everywhere are rec ommen1ing.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
AssAssINs pARnONI.n

Madrid, Jan. ts.--Luis Nicolan and Pedro Mateo. principals in tho assas- anation Of Premier Dato. in March 1921. were pardoncd today.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Community Dance

X grcut deal of interest is being shown by the patrons of the weekly dances in the Community thcater oen: the annourcement nf thr novelty which is 'o be held this evening. namely tho Moonlight papce." \ special program O. dance music has been prepared by Al Parry and his orchcrtra fer tonight and if this is success many more novelties and features viii be introduced in the fu- lure. \ large spotlight and changing lights machine will be used for the first lime this evening
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Last Minute Applicants.

Frank ITohbein, local secretary of the civil service commission, an- nounced today that last minute ap- plicants who have not filed their in tentions of taking tho civil service examination for the position of clerk and carrier at the local post office, could take the examination tomorrow morning.
 Those desiring 10 take tho test who have not made application are re- questod to present themselves in the school building on Broad street to- morrow morning before Q o'clock where they will be required 10 fill out a card and an application al a later date, \ large number Of candidates have filed their applications for the examination
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
CRUSADE AGAINST
 D|PHTHERIA STARTS
pr. J. N. Bull, Health Officer, Launches Prevention Campaign
ATTEMPT BREAK AT MARKET
Mrs. Alice \. Bardon Dies Here
 Holy Name Social in Legion Rooms Coupe Hits Federal Truck Near
 Post Ofice-Plaimi iIIc Briefs.

Dr. J. N. Bull. health officer for
 Plainvile, has launched a campaign
 here for the prevention of diphtheria. Officials from the state board Of
 health, local doctors and health
 nurses were present at a conference in the health officers home, at which demonstrations were given of the ap- 1 plication of the Schich test. the fore runner of the administration of anti /, toxin.
 i Doctors Lanpher and knowlton Of
 the state board of health attended
 and all local physicians appeared in
 answer to invitations sent out to them by Dr. Bull. Miss Heineman and Mrs. Marcham. public health and l factory nurse at Trumhull's rcspec- 1 lively, attended the session.
 The Schick test. by which 6 doctor is enabled to tell whether person is immune or susceptible to diph- theria, was given to Elizabeth and John Marcham and 10 Samuel Man illo. son of local marketman. The children behaved well during the proceedings and evinced great inter- est in the manner of application. They were allowed ono hour from their school work through the cour- tesy of Principal orrin l.. Judd. Following the children who are two years, si, years and nine years old respectively, the test was given to one of the local physicians and to Miss fIeincman. This was done so that the results Of the test as applied to children and to adults may he com pared.
 In one week. those to whom the test was given will meet in the school building to be examined 10 find whether there is either d positive or negative showing of tho disease.
 Dr. Bull stated today that this conference was the first gun to be fired in q campaign to make the people of rlainyille immune from diphthcria. II is in line with cam paigns being waged in other towns and cities throughout tho state and Dr. Bull plans 10 take precautionary measures against the disease here. He explains that diphthera can be prevented by giving toxin anti-toXin ir three doses week apart This will develop immunity which pro- tocts person for many years against diphtheria.
 Children beyond the age Of seven years and adults are generally im- mune to diphtheria. Through the Schick test, those who arc not inn munc can be discovered in time to make them immune. Younger chil- dren are so susceptible 10 the disease that they should be given toxin anti toxin before the test is made, and then three months afterwards. should be given the test 10 see if they arc immune. Occasionally it is necessary to repeat tho test to make i q person completely safe from. the disease.
 Through this campaign. Dr. Bull l plans 10 make Plainvtlle free from any possibility Of diphtheria cpi- . demic. So far this year there has , been no case reported here. but the i disease has gained such headway i throughout the state that proper pre- i cautions must be taken 10 ensure ] safety |
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Bowling I,ctuInS.

Two matches were held last eve ming at tho Recreation alleys in the Recreation bowling league with the result that the American Legion five took three straight from the Pick ups and the Russell Block took two ont Of three from tho Al-Stars. The scores follow:
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

IinIFey Hutton IS in New York city on busiaess
 The Miilda7e PIautsviiIe frsmen's card tournament opened last night in the Tqantsvfiia hosr house.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
STOMACH MISERY,
 GAS, INDIGESTION Tapes Diapepsin" Corects Sour, Upset Stomachs
 at Once

Tapes Diapepsin'' Is the auicAsst. sBrest relief for indigestion. gases fstUIence. Heartburn. sourness. fer rnsnta'ion or stomach distress caused iy acidHr | few tablets give almost immsdists stomach relief. Correci sour ss orrsr7 and dirsstso1 non rct few cents. Druggists zeiI fHi1iiars os psckzEas
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

Lost-Pai- of black driving gloves ia post office on Tuesday. Jan. $. I;e- ward if returned to Collins tunrh.- adxt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Old Timers speak

old timers arc beginning to prick up thoIr cars at the doin2s Of the younger crowd in kensington. SeV- eral old time sport cnthusia sts who now make their homes in the Blue Hills district had something 10 say regarding the hockey match. this morning
 Do you mean 10 ssy that those fcl- lows are tho best that kensington can produce in the hoci;ey line ." asked John Conlin this morning. Why we ought 10 l+ ashamed uf ourselves. Wen go into tho game again our selves if it's necessary Age doesn't make any difference" When asked who would be secured for the team. Mir. Conlin mentioned tho name of Newton Baldwin and several other ''It's terrible 10 have the town represented by that kind of players. Do you call them the best in town9" asked Mr. Coniin.
 Mir. GonIin told something of the past years in kcnsington. stating that here used 10 be some great games in hose days. i've been a resident Of kensington for over S years. That ought 10 make me eligible"
 Meeting r. StlIe1luletI
 The Cypress Hiil hockey team will meet this evening at the club rooms to make plans for the big game tomor- TOW. The game is scheduled for ? o'clock in thc afternoon.
 Spfcty Holds Meeting
 The WoInan's Home Missionary SO 'iety of inc Eensineton Meihodis; .hurch held an interesting meeting Wednesday afternoon al the home of Hrs. Ralph Woodinc. the president. special program was rendered. after vhich light refreshments were served { Y tho hostess and social hour was nfoyed.
 Hotel Is Leased 1 Joseph Scholnick. owner Uf tho 1 ;lobe hotel in Kensington. has leased he building to Esther BiIizotti Of ;oston. who will conduct the place as boarding and roorrinc hpusr
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

At the annual meeting of St. Pauls Episcopal church held last evening in the parish house the following officers were elected: Senior warden, Charles l.. Russell: junior warden. (. l.. Car- ter: clerk. Alfred Nl. smith; treasurer. Fred r. Jackson: yastryman, George X. Hubbard; captain. Morris and Benjamin Smith.
 The reports read al the meeting in- dicated that the church had enjoyed successful year. both from a spirit ual and financial viewpoint.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Win Disruss Crime

My Views Of the Fundamental Eassis of Crime" will Dc the topic dis. eusaed bg Superintendent Robert r. Hurley Of tho state police tonight at thc Bristol club Invitations have been extended by the club to Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden and tho members of his department to hear the speaker. who formerly lived in this city. Following the talk. lunch. l.nn M.lll In srI,.ch
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Attempted Break in Market

An attempt was made Wednesday night to break into Levine & Nleyero- witzs market in the Russell block, by cutting a pane Of glass in the rear door, Tine evidences of the work nI the unsuccessful robbers were discovered yesterday by MT MeycrowitZ.
 Marks on thc glass in inc rear door show ihat an implement was used 10 try 10 cut q square in thr window through which inc key 10 inc rear door could be reached. There all" a number Of strong bars at- tachcd 10 tho inside of Inc door. but person could easily slip hand through these providing ih" glass was removed. Evidently. the would be thieves encountered a measure O. success as tho glass is almost cu' through and is crackci showing tha. Il must have been hii 10 break it Htorc easily. Before they could com- plct" thy job. however. something have scared them. as tho store was moi entered
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

Colcmsn's ibcater has been closed as the result uL an cjcction writ being served on Louis Bel Ncchio, lessee. by Dorr C. coleman. owner Of the thea ter. The writ is the result nf a court acton in the superior court.