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Evening star., 1924-05-19
A Breakfast Set in
Tube Rose Porcelain

This is but one of the many
attractive and colorful pat
terms in Porcelain that makes
up into delightful breakfast
sets. Soft yellows, rose.
green and raspberry shades
on old ivory. A breakfast set
for E is $15.z5.
A 3z-piece Cottage Set, spe-
:ial, S5.T-of four dainty bor-
der designs.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-19
Linoleuns, $1.65
Square Yard

For HI FOFCH FLOOTS
An extraordinary high-grade
linoleum at this very low
price; 4 and 6 inch Dutch tile
patterns, in 10 color combi-
nations. Other grades of
Genuine Linoleum, 81 to $3.50
square yard.
Linoleum Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-19
Well Make to Order
for Your Porch

Awnings, Draperies. Curtains.
Screens. Screen Doors. En-
close Your Porch In Glass.
Manufacturing Plant Office, Fifth
floor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Delfsk8 vestba.

Kdyz cisar Vilem chtel Wy
povedet ,svetovou valku, vstou
pilo mu ma mysl, ze slysel jed
nou neco zvonit jakesi "ves-
tirne v Delfach'. Preptal Sc,
co by to mohlo byt, a honem
potom zabrnkl 81 do Recka
krali tamnejsfmu, svakrovi sve
mu, at Sc popta tam v tech
Delfach, jak pry to s tou jeho
valkou dopadne. Jeho kralov-
sky pan svakr, kdyz rozbalil
ten telegram, postal do Deli,
re nemecky cisar Sc dava pek-
ne poroucet, ze bude vojna, a
tax, pry, jak to dopadne. Od-
poved' vestirny .znela: "Kdyz
ty tn valku vypovis, nemecky
cisari pane, kterykolivek z
poddanych tvych miliardarem
sc stane." - A to Sc to z mich
vycucne!" zvolal, tot Sc vi
Vilem, vypovedel svetovou va
ku, opraydu: ted je kazdJ
" Nemcich miliardar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

V cekarne II. tridy pl1pev-
nil pan, majici mnoho zava-
zadel a nuceny ma nekolik o.
kamziku vyjiti, na svuj 'kozich
papir napisem: Jsem zapas-
nix. zvitezil jsem tfinactkrat,
zdvihnu jednou rukou 135 KIN
varuji kazdeho sahnouti ma
muj plast'. Vratim Sc hned.
Kdyz Sc Vratil, nalezl mlsto,
kan povesil syuj drahoceilny
past, docela sprazdne. Vedle
byl papir s napisem: "Jsem
rychlobezec NJ. S. Zyltezil
jsem We trinacti zavodech.
Muj rekordni vykon je II KIN
"a hodinu. Nevratim Sc jiz
nikdy." s~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
HONDA "a bytem.

"Prosim vas, pani sousedko,
kde ie vas muzlcek?"
"Je ma honbe.'
"Na zajeci, nebo ma jeleni?
"Ale kde pax! Honi byt pro
dceru, aby sc mohla vdavat!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

jest TO ON, 'aHO, Jest TO on ]
'zvolal 'Thefer radostne. "Bu.
deli vysetfujici soudce jen pc
nekud obratny, zvime adresu
Rene-ovu nejdele do veeera."
Misto romanu moderniho,
Hosrore de Balzac venoval ne
kolik kapitol obou svych knih
nesmrtelnych "Splaudeurs et
Miseres desl courtisanes" a
"Derniere incarnation de Vau-
tim, k tomu, ably popsal We
zenl vysetrovancI a bludiste
.chOdeb, schodi a sini v soud-
MIN palaci.
Chce-i ctenaf ibyti 0 tom le-
peezpraven, necht' nevaha pre-
Gisti 81 ony kapitoly.
Nam ale staci zde podotk.
nouti zbezne a uhrnne, ze v
dobe, ,kdy odehrayaly Sc nda-
losti, co toto piSenle, ony ''pa-
sti ma mysi" tvofily til klenute
chladne kobky, chladne a te-
mne, opatrene jen kamenny-
mi lavickani, jez ku 'zdi lnuly.
Svetlo vnikalo do Mich maly-
mi okenky, We vysi as tri metril
mad zemi, kterez. vesmes opa-
tfeny byly mohutnymi mrize-
mi. ,4.'.s
s@Veskeri zrizenci a straznici
NELL tu: prisny rozkaz, ably sc
opreli kazdemu pokusu dteku,
>aneb kazdemu pokusu nepo-
fadku. -.
. Jinak mel ale pravo kazdy
zde jisti, pitt koufiti jakl:bo
-ovsem, kdyz sam 81 zapla-
TIL.
Byla zfizena k tomu zvlast-
nj kantina.
Davky napoie. zde proda-
vaneho, byly velmi hojne, a
ostatne mel kazdy vysetfova-
nee pravo, koupiti ma svuj L.
Get vina pro soudruhy sve,
meme st 'astns meme hoine pc
nezi- obdafene, kteriz vsak 0.
bycejne "a iar nekolika sous
radi yypcvfdah, re vino jesl
pro ne urcens, tfeba by to byla
vlastne jen lest byvala.
TAX stavalo Sc n6kdy, re Wy.
Setrovanci tito, kdyz vecer do
pravovani byli vozy vezensky-
mi nazpet do obvykleho veze-
nj, byvali ma dobro opili.
Rene Moulin, jsa ted mno-
<hem jiz klidnejsim, dial 81 pi
nesti snidani, drive nezli by
byl k vysetr.ljicimu soudci "a
yolan, pojedl dobrou chuti a
vypil maiou lahev burgundske-
no vina, kterez mu dodalo je-
ste vice odvahy.
Gas mijel velmi zvolna.
Teprve kol ctvrte hodiny od
poledni byl stcojnik k vysetru
iicmu soudci zavolan.
Veden byl bludistem roz-
nych chodeb pod strait dvou
straznikuv soudniho palace
primo do kancelare vysetrujici-
no soudce Camuse Bressollesa
Uradnik tento, kdyz Rene
vstoupil, sed6l Il psaciho stol-
ku sveho, jsa zady k oknu O.
bracen, kdezto vysetrovanci
prave privedenemu, kteryz Sc
pred nej postavil, padalo sve-
tls primo do tvafe.
Podle velkeho pslciho stolu
soudcova stall jeste mensl sto-
lex zapisovatele.
Rene Moulin, kdyz byl We
Sci, pozdraNil soudce bez nej-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
IA tESf 0.TCoYU.
: r o M A n
Napsal Xavier de 'Mantepin.

mensi znamky nepoaSoje.
Nemel skutecne nj neimensi
no strachu citil Sc dusevne
t6lesn6 velice vzpfimeil.
Jsa pfesv6dcen, ze jeste ve-
Ger tehoz dine pani Leroyerova
bude niti v ,ukou nacrtek, kite
ryz on, Rene, Londyne naho-
dou nalezl, byl v teto chvili
odhodlan povedeti soudci pl-
nou pravdu nezatajovati mu
bytu sveho.
Vysetrujlcl soudce nosil mo-
Dire brejle, kterez mu slouzily
ale hlavn6 jenom k tomu, ably
zakryval zrak svIj, kdyz chtel
zkoumave pohlizeti We tvaf
vysetfovancI, nebot' sam il
max mel zrak vytecny.
Rene Moulin vsak prece do
bre povsiml 81 rychleho 7pohle-
du. kteryz hned phi vstup,,
aoudce byl upfel ma tvaf jeho.
''Dobfe TAX! Ano, jeste le-
pc" pomyslil 81, premahaje Sc
aby Sc nemusil usmati. "Aspon
pan soudce -uvidi ma tvari me,
ze nemam ~tzhled ami nicemy,
ami hlupaka /. Brzy bude mi
ii dukaz, toho. =. Budu mluviti
zcela otevrene Nemaje ce-
no skryvati, nemam sc niceho
obavati. :"
VSak " tom tazal sc liz soud-
ce:
Vase jmeno?"
"RenG Moulin"
"Kde jste rozen?"
"V Parzi, v ulici sv., Antoni-
ma v els. 1856" "
"Vek vas?"
Rene udal podrobne ndaje.
Soudce pak pokracoval v
otazkach svych:
"Stav vas?"
"Strojnik."
"Mate rodinu?"
"Nikoli, pane Nemam ia.
ky jiz ami pffbuznych, ami pri-
buznych dalekych :"
"Prichazite Londy4a?"
"To jest vlastne z Portsmou-
thu"
"Dlel jste ale v Londyne?"
"Toliko par hodin, a slice v
hotelu Canterbury :. Chystal
isem Sc ku odjezdu do Fran
Gle. Pribyl jsem do Londyna
2 Portsmouth, kdez byl jaem
diiovedoucim v jedne tovarne
a kdez bydlil jsem po osmnact
let"
"A byl jste stale v tomtez "a
vode?"
"Ano!"
"A, proc ted jste no opu-
stil?"
"Byvaly muj pan zen,rel a
pocinani noveho majitele to-
varny nebylo mi prave who'd"
"Nevenoval jste sc ale toll
ko praci s. Co cinival jste,
kdyz jste 81 zam6stnani sve
odbyl?"
"Cetl jsem pane STUDIO
val jsem knihy o mechanice-
cetl iine veci, cvicil jsem Sc V
kres;be a v n6ktef'ych pracich
iemnejSich. Phi naSem Zamest
mani plati pravidlc: cim clovek
vice vi, tim lepe."
"A nenavstevoval jste V
Portsmouth take schuzky
Francouz1v z vlasti bud u.
prchnuvsich nebo vypoveze-
nych?'
"An0 name navSt6vnval
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

ma SAoN sSSNAO SOuOy JSu tAA'
,krate nebo ctyrikrate. Co Sc
tam mluvilo; to mne prilis malo
zajfmalo q proto jsem ma ko-
nee ustal tam choditi. Preru-]
sill jsem navstevy sve 1plne.'
"Mel-li bych YAM veriti, ne
staral jste Sc skutecne to, co
sc ma taJnych schhzkach tech
umlouvalo. A pfece, tusim,
jednalo Sc tam nejvice O poll
tice.'
20 ni6em jinem nezli poll
tice, ano, proto prave mne to
nijak nezajimalo. Politika 81
Ice nekoho velice vabi, ale nine
nemohu "a to, ale pravda to
jest, zda sc veliee nudncu !.
aneb jindy rusi opet mdj kid
a p6sObi neblaze ma me nervy.
Vysetfujici sOudce Camus
Bressolles .zamlcel Sc ma neko-
lik okamziki.
.Jeho pohled zpytavy vsak,
ktcryz pokud mozno nepozoro-
van6 upiral sc modrymi skly
ma tvafi Rene-a Moulina, hle-
del zkoumati tuto a cisti v je-
The ocich, kterez byvaji zrcad-
ly duse, aspon jaik lide tvrdi-
vaji.
Oblicej vysetrovance byl ale
'dplne Nklidny oci neprozrazo-
valy zadneho strachu neb me-
jistoty.
Uradnik ujal Sc tudiz opet
slova:
''Italove schazeli Sc taktez hoj
ne k tometo schuzkam v Ports
mcuhu, neni-liz pravda?"
"Ano, panel"
'Byvalo jich asi deset nebo
dvanact!"
"Znal .jste osobne nektere z
techto ItalIv?" tazal sc vyse-
rujici soudce velmi kvapne.
"Ano, pane," odusil vsak
Rene opdt 'bez vytaGek: "Znal
jsem Orsiniho (Oraini spachal
pozd6ji pufnovy atentat proti
Napoleonu III.) Benedettiho,
Brusoniho a jeste nektere jine,
ale nebyli to pratele moji dd-
verni. Pill jsme pospolu ne
kdy lahev piva anglickeho V
lnektere krcme aneb sklenku
gnu, avsak to byly veskere
styky nase a mic vice.
Rene odpovidal k otazkam
soudce, jak vidno, bez obalu
4, a beze strachu alovy zcela pro
stymi.
Mluve yeci uplne pravdive,
ncmusil obalovati je do zad-
|nych frasi.
Camus Bressclles pferusil no
vsak najednou.
"Nemluvte tax rychle," ve-
lei mu. "Nemyslete 81, re mne
snad oklamete takym proudem
SLOW. Bylo by to zbytecne po-
cinani takovy pokus by vam
spjse uskoditi mohl."
Strojnfk Sc proste uklonil.
"Tak tedy," pokracoval n.y.
!! nj isoudce, ivy doznavate sve
pratels,ke styky nebezpeGny-
mi temi spiklenci vlasskymi,
Orsinim, Benedettim, Brussi-
MIN a jinymi."
"Avsak nikoli, pane, nikoli,'
professional rozhodne Rene. -
"Opakuji vam nacpak, ze to
byly pro mne vlastne jen naho-
die, povrchni znamosti."
"AvSak muzove ii stykali sc
piece hojne Francouzi a to
velice duv6rns."
"Nevim, meli-li nekterymi
klajany mymi styky zrovna du
verne trvale, nemohu tedy ma
otazku vaSi ami pfisvedciti, a
niz ma nj odp5vedeti zaporne."
"Znal jste mineni jejich?"
Do1,uoxo,vS~s
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
TAXES ARE LOWER
 UNDER N. HEREOF
pOincare's Increases Will Not
 Go Into Elect, Il Is Said

Paris, Aug sI,-one Of the srsai slogans on which The radicals wor the elections resulting in Premier Herriot's assumption Of power val the repeal Of the drastic iakstiot passed by ihe chamber of deputiei under ioinearss premiership Jus before the slection, but the menss has been found. says i.e Malin. as while the government intends tf suppress the 90 par cent Increase planned by Poinears. it will not ID the future permit ihe taxpayer to de- duet from his total income the amount 0f income tar paid
 Thus The taxpayer who during the current year had an income Of so.opo francs bui paid 5000 francs income tax on the previous years income is ai present required 10 pay only on .T ,00O francs for the ensuing year. The Herriot government. says Le Matin. is considering suppression or his deduction,
 Enforcement of such . ruling would yield about 500, 100000 francs. which curiously enough. says the paper. is almost exactly equivalent to the amount lost by suppression Of the 20 per cent increase in taxation.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
MARY pIcKroRD AT CAPITOL,

Tonight is your last opportunity to see Dan titeh's Minslrels gho are making a big hit al the Capitol this iirsi half of The week, li is a Non= derful show and all intending 10 see il should not miss this last oppor- tuniiy, The entire show changes to- morrow for the last half Of the week and presents Ave great Keith acts as iha big attraction, Topping ihs bill is the o'hfien Sisters and Co, in "A Galaxy of ssneepati0n," i" who are proficient opponents Of al- most every conceivable form Of high class jazE, Other acts include Dom nelly and smith in Putting Songs oyer", James "fat" Thompson and Co, in "The Burglars Union; Kirby and nuyan in Two In One" and the Three piaz Sisters in a surprise novelty.
 The public is going 10 he amazed and electrified by the new Mary piekford personality which will be seen m "Rosiia." her latest United Artists production which comes ic 1 the Capitol theater starting Thurs day, Next week Is Anniversary Gift week.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
THUMBS DOWN ON
 SPEECHES IN N. '.
Clothiers Convention ExCepts
 Only Mayor Hylan from Ruling

Chicago, Aug. e7. - An almost speeches. convention has been planned for the eleventh annual gathering of tho National Associa- ton of Retail clothiers and Furnish CTS which meets in Grand Central Palace, New York, the week of Sept. s, according 10 announcement at as- sociation headquarters here. There will be no set speeches except at the opening. when Mayor Hylan will give an address of welcome, but there will be clothing exposition, directors say, that will speak louder than words.
 Every dealer. however. will be given opportunity 10 express his own or ask the views of other members on problems of the business. Tn this way 1t is hoped to give the members greater value than lorna addresses would afford.
 The program provides for discus sion of store management and the "Dress Well and Succeed" campaign which has been in progress. Be- side this the entire time of the con ! vcntion will be given over to the discussion of whatever matters tht retailers desire.
 Over three hundred manufactur CTS from all parts of America vii | participate in the exposition, whicf ! will occupy two floors of the palace There will be no set style show bu the exposition will show style ten dencies of all types of material, in cluding knit goods demonstrated b. living models.
 The Dress Well and Succeed campaign will be stressed. Alread over 2,500 retail clothing merchant throughout the country are using tn slogan, and q cooperative advertis ing plan has been developed. Wher ever the campaign is started, it wi include five to seven full pages o newspaper space. Illustrating mer chandising ideas. In addition ther will be 4S quarter pages built o Dress Well and Succeed" eac bearing some specific point to sho' the influence clothing has on busi ness and social success.
 President Roswell $. George, Wat ertown, N. Y, has been active i the preliminary work of the con yention.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
SELECT SITE FOR
 EAST END SCHOOL
Commissioners Vote in Favor Ol Lincoln Realty Co, Property

Al special meeting Of the school board held yesterday sfterneen T was voted to adopt the reeemmehda' ton of the committee on school se' eommeda,ions and buy the prop erty offered by the Lincoln Realty O. as a site for a new school In me east end. This land. which consists of several separate holdings, IS known as the aorhaeh property ana is situated on East street about ops pnsite Pleasant street, II has a frontage of shO feet, a depth ot ehp feet, and an area of '. acres
 The building of a new school there will relieve the present oVererowains in the East street and smith schools, Considerable time has been oceupleh i'm selecting suitable site, me choice finally narrowing down 10 the one selected and another piece lhsl above it offered by smith ana D'Angelo. options were secured on bo,h pieces of land. Chairman Jos eph NJ, Halioran Of the aeeommoda' tions committee reported yesterda, ina, the holders of both properties appeared anxious 10 have the opuoh' cancelled.
 There was some discussion @ to whether the board should act upor inc report at this meeting or wal until next month when there would be A larger attendance. Mrs. Laura P. Mangan moved that the report b' accented at once and the motiof was carried. F. G. Vibberts alone voting in opposition. The price O the land Is not to exceed s"e,oo' and MT. Halloran has empowered t' take the steps necessary for ac curing. the property.
 Oscood Hill school Contract
 In accordance with other recon mendations In the report made o' Chairman Halloran, it was voted t' award the contracts for the Osgoo' Hill school addition to the followinI bidders: General contract Thoma w. CTOWe, sDo,ouV, piohhbi's' VI @, Peterson, sS,735; electrical, Billing Electric Co.,, s1.025; heating, Par ker & o'Connor. ss.61s. This make total of s61,9S6, which is withiI the s65,OoO appropriation.
 Other bids were received as fol lows: General contract. Record an Johnson, s5S,600; William H. Ale Construction Co.,, s5s,cOo; John f Downes, ss6,950; Hayes Construc ton Co.,, s54,S40; plumbing Claud J. Leroux, ss,S7S; A. A. Mills, ss, S69; c. A. Hjerpe. ss.Ss5; heating A. A. Mills, sS,Ss5; Erickson Johnson s3.S13 without a ne' boiler and s3,61S with one: ], " Smith. ss.s25; electrical, Barry Bamforth, s1.6S4; Cowles Electrl Co.,, s1,272; Spring & Buckley sl
 1s4; Anderson Electric Co.,, $1,1a
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
LyCEIM THEATER.

Tonight is the last chance New Britain movie fans will have to see Douglas MacLean in "Thc Yankee Consul" at the Lyceum theater. This picture has been the cause Of many laugh aches" during it's three day showing in the city and only few more hundred may attend the theater to see this laugh provoking comedy A specially selected pro- gram of news reels. comedies and scenic trips complete splendid pho topIay bill.
 Beginning tomorrow and continu- ing through until Saturday the Ly- ceum will present a return engage ment of Universal's popular success of last season "Merry- Round" :" This film is truly a masterpiece and caused quite a sensation when first shown in this city. The Lyceum management feels quite confident that it's success will be repeated.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
GREATEST EXHIBIT
 OF MACHINE TOOLS
New Britain Companies Prod.
 uCts to Be Shown al Yale

When the dears open for the fourth annual New Haven machine tool exhibit st Mason laboratory, New Haven, Conn, September l to .ls, there Nill he assembled the greatest exhibition of machine tools and production equipment which has ever hesn brought together,
 The exhibit thls year is huge undertaking, gTogins out of small beginning four years ago when the manufacturers exhibits at the shefr field Scientific school, Yale uhiNer' sity, were utilized for an exhibition for the general public, Out of this grew an organized efort which has earned national recognition for the | machine tool exhibit this year
 The assistance of the National As. soeiation Of the American Society or Mechanical Engineers has heen giN- en 10 the New Haven branch in iis work of developing the technical program. and speakers Of national importance from all over the eoun- try will speak at the technical ses' sions. Among these will he Dr. R' \. Hollis Of Worcester Tech; Pro lessor (. A. Beckett Of New York; ]. n. Peterson of the United States arsenal al Springfield. and E. Y. Dn' Brul. general manager of the Ma tional Machine Tool Builders asso' citation of Cincinnati, Ohio,
 There will he series of import ant meetings Of national committed of the American Society of Mechan' ical Engineers. covering standard practice on research on cutting and forming Of metals. standardization ol gauges, limits and equipment.
 About l90 exhibitors from all oi the New England states and from
 Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Ohio Indiana. Missouri. Michigan anc
 Wisconsin wiIl have for inspection and demonstration machinery anc eaupment used in manufacturing and production oieratons.
 ] The educational side Of the exhibi k so important that not only vii
 the faculty and many of the studen l body of Yale Sheffield Scientifi school he present. but members o the faculty and student body Of tn engineering classes of several larg
 colleges throughout the country vii attend. Popular sessions for tn public are planned at which indus
 trial motion pictures and lectures ol various production operations will b given.
 The exhibit will he held in Maso . laboratory. New Haven, Septembe IS, IS, 17 and IS and informatio
 rega rding if may be obtained iron
 Professor z. W. Dudley. secretary. Hillhouse avenue. New Haven. Conr , Among the prominent local manu
 facturers who will exhibit are Tn
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
GRASS BEING BLUED
 ID GREET EP|NARD
Kentucky Dressing Up for S50,000 Meet in the Autumn

Latonia. Ky. Aug. 27.-l.atonia is dressing up for it's biggest autumn meet, with s50,0O0 In stakes 10 tempt horsemen. There will be run also the third of the international races in which the famous French race horse, Epinard, will meet the best of Americas -year-old and up horses for a s5o,0Oo added purse, scheduled for October II.
 If the French horse does what some horsemen expect it to do in the east. win the two international sweepstakes, the third race here will be the climax of the thoroughbred racing season in America. But re- gardless of what Epinard may do in the races at Belmont park on La Dor day and at Aqueduct Sept. 27, officials of the Kentucky Jockey club are making preparations to handle the largest assemblage or race enthusiasts in it's history.
 The fall racing season here will open Sept. 13 and continue until Oct. IS. Six stakes are distributed over the 31 days of racing, in addition to the feature race. the third of the international races. This special race will be over a mile and a quarter route.
 The other stakes are: The Fort Thomas handicap. 2-year-olds. fur- longs, s5,00O added; the Autumn handicap, 3-year-olds and up. fur longs, s5,O00 added; the Covington handicap, 3-year- olds and up, l-16 miles, s5,oOo added; the Latonia cup handicap, 3-year-olds and up. ? 1-4 miles, s1o,oOo added; the Latonia championship (closed), 3-year-olds' s-4 miles, s15.Ooo added and the Queen City handicap (closed)' 2- vear-olds, i mile. s10,oo0 added.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
MISS CONLON BRIDE OF
 H. ". WYNN OF HOLYOKE
Hsrpist Plays a Pretty Wedding This Morning al si, Nsry's
 Church,

The marriage af Elizabeth Frah- ess canlan. daughter ef Mir and Mir. John conlon Of Fremont street and Harold williaa Wynn. son o' Mir. and, Mrs, William Wynn of Holyoke. Mas, took place thi' morning al Q o'clock at si. Maryi church with s nuptisl high mas John l, crean, orsanist played me wedding march, assisted by AM' Mary Magnell, harpiSt. of Hartford During the mass, Miss MaHnel played "oh Promise Me-" "At Dawn ing" and "Gntil."
 The bride was given m marriage by her father, Her maid Of honoi was her sister. Miss Helen Conlon Miss B.rnadette conlon. sister Of th' bride, and Miss Veronica Wynn, SIS ter Of the groom. were bridesmaids George Flynn Of Detroit was pes man, William Lowry Of Hartfors and Leo Wynn O. Holyoke acted Do ushers.
 The Drln' WAS Httli'H '" S' of ivory crepe satin trimmed wit pearls and wore court train. He veil Of Princess lace was caught witl pearls. She carried q shower bou auet Of bridal roses and gardenias The maid of honor wore dress O orchid georgette trimmed with val enciennes lace, and wore hat | match. She carried an arm bouaue or ophelia roses. Tho bridesmaids dresses were. one Of lanNin greel and the other yellow georgette trim med with ostrich, with hats | match. Both carried old fashione bouquets.
 A reception was held at the nom of the brides parents at whlc about S5 guests were present.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn left on & tr' to the Great Lakes and Clevelant Upon their return they will mak their home in Holyoke. where Nil Wynn is instructor at the hig school.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-27
..urn,oAs AT THE PALACE


 Every rsdrblooded Anlsfleah m this ely should not mss p' ", Grinith's phelaplay pfeaaehsh "Ameriea" which is playing al hs Palace lhealer all lhls week Ahp to those who came from lhs ethsi side to make America their nome they should see the trials anu liipu' lstions and sacrifices the nrsl Aihsh' cans suffered 10 maku this land Nhal h is today, Mf, dnlfilh produced "Ameriea" al inc request or me Daughters of inc American ke'elh' tion," and they could mol have se' leetsd a better director anywhere because al one look al lhe picture will show you that no one hnl q great director as n, w. ufiiilh could have made the picture so beautiful and true io life The scenes of ihe picture were taken on the Identical spots as history tells us and so we see coreord, LeAlng- ion. Bunker Hill, Charleston, and ail the places where America sirng- eled for her liberty from inc tSrahi' cal King George of England one of the biz scenes m inc picture de- picts the ride of Paul Revere al mih- night to alarm the minute men inc British were coming, The maiinees all week offer rush seats nt She and in the evening the orchestra IS re- served with balcony seats rusif al sbc. Children will he admitted a' the matinee for fifteen cents Next week starting sunday for four days the big attraction will offer Gloria Swanson in her newest and greatest photoplay "Manhandled."