New Britain herald., 1926-01-28

you common-sensed Americans can imagine. have seen you coming. | have waited, l know you and l know why you are here. Be seat. cd"
 As did so, he clapped his hands and ono side of the room moved. then disappeared. Beyond was only thick, impenetrable blackness cut through the center by circling shafts of light cmanating from q mon strOus, revolving crystal ball. The man on tho dais slowly made his way 10 th" crystal and there paused. He uotioned me to come closer. still h"sitant, but yet obcying. | drew near 10 the tense figure Of Ahbad Khan, who had already be- gun strange lamentations and rituals until at last with a gasp, he leaned forward oyer the ball. Then there i happened what seemed to mo q ] phenomenon. The crystal over which we were leaning had been up 10 that moment seemingly diffuscd with q mist. but now f suddenly cleared. and before me passed min lie by minute, sights of the strang- est and most unexpected pictures ] have ever seen. They "cr" scenes Of the lives and occupations Of my former classmates.
 'Francis Bradley was prcss-agcnt 10 Margaret Erlanson. famous movie star, and was receiving for his salary an eXorhitant sum of money and a great deal Of trouble.
 Philip MacBriarty had taken up q course in barbrrinE and was liv- ing in Russia Whcr" he had heard that there was an open field for his administrations.
 Julia Ryan was breaking mascu- line hearts and engagements and was in the Folies kicking her way to fame.
 "Iistrr kilduff had dropped the tactin% of policcmcns parts in the ] Alnphion club plays and had join ed New Britains finest. He usually was on night duty. Ii is strange, however that during the summer the people on his beat sent in com plaints that various hammocks of theirs had been used by someone. No reflections on Lister.
 "FloronCe Tomkins was very sat isfird with her position as radio i broadcastcr. for she was at last able "a l.. ,n .ha ,t.i. hot ic, better, was getting paid for il.
 "Carmcn Naples had entered the boxing game and WAS making money hand over fist Fred Spindlor was Ith" manufacturer oi q new boxing glove and spent most of his time providing Naples with his much needed apparatus.
 I "Agnrs MaIcszka had made her debut in Grand Opera and was specializing in tragic roles where she could raise her voice as high US she desired ana get conpliment- el on her musical ability.
 Good Gracious. What do you think. John Lacava was tho head of . l Sil lS E'l'''' bOttl htl% S' HULL fAl . last he had found an occupation where girls would make ur. ac- cordinG to his wishes, nino-ttnths Of his life.
 Sarah Raschkow and lone Key holds had joined forces and opened up an office as public stcnograph- CTS. l am 10th to say that Sara, in or der 10 keep all her numerous en- gaEom"nts had to put the burden of most of the work unto the shoul- lrrs of lone.
 Harry StromQuist was the origin ator of q new hair rcstorcr. The following was written on the bottles of lis famo"s preparation: "Shak" well and keep on using until either You or your hair comes out on top."
 Elisabeth Fox had gone into politics and was serving her sec ond term as Mayor of Now Britain. Even in her SchooldHys Eliaahrth had liked to put men back into their : plarcs.
 "Myron Gordon WIS making his millions on the srorh market and WIS Ih"rly allo 10 cou.rilute dimes tn 'h" unsuccessful .itncy '.an".s of th'. High school.
 "Mariorie Potts hod at last grad ua'rd from Mddhhury and uas tho bead of q spoulnurr School '"arjiur girls hoH to write letters 'o boys away at school Tho vouue 'Uon "' No'r Dan" halc special Iauraotion for Marjorie.
 "AEnos SlrOmquiS' and Amy Carl son ""r" nc" recruits in th" Salya- ion Army and sinro their enlist. 1nont the Army has hcan sW2mpcd with new members.
 Ard what's lhis' Well. if 1t isnf Roger Scully, And can yon imagine, lTc had sct up a mattress factory and was spending most of his waking honre testing mattresses rhcforo shipment
 Martin So"al and lsilorr were the two most snnsational comnoccrs of io27 r,ueic. Tlcir la'pet compost ton WIS I'm all right hui ,hc world is all wrong
 sophie Dzrhcsl;y. Elvic Nygrrn. ond Olga Srrgi. originators of the Stay Single club had proven un- true to their cause, for Sophie was engaged 10 marry Hcrhrr, Schulz. a promising young dramatisr. and Eirir Nygrcn had just become inc flushing bride Of millionaire. Olgo had set the example for her friends and was already th" mother of llr'" bouncing young hoys. Olga .alvals had liked boys,
 "F-nd G'nnrttr 'Ar.,rica's Most Popular Naliuc" ld0l Was rnW in lIoilv~ pod with his wifi, inc form 'r Mary Kennedy Roth were busy making their latest picture entitled 'Thr Folly of Puppy Love,