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New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Large Pores
 Are Unnecessary

Nothing is SO unsightly as skin that always shines or looks greasy. There is a preparation called MELLo-GLO Skintone (part ot new wonderful French Beauty Treat menD which removes excess oil. strengthens the muscles. cleans and reduces pores, and beautifies the skin. Get a bottle of MELLO-GLO Skin-tone. You'u like 1t.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
New Job For Chorines

New York's chorus girls have dis covered a new manner of spanning the theatrically on-productiye sum- mer months
 A report from one Broadway pro- duction said that six members of the chorus already have taken the Red Cross life saving test in order to qualify as life guards or instructors at the beaches.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
e silk Hat Reanpears

The closing social and theatrical season has been marked by the re- vival of the silk hat to point al- most equal with pre-war practice.
 When this mark of mans dignity was relegated to the dark closet many predictions were made that ii never would return, but now no theater crowd or social event is com plete without a coterie Of men wear ing the distinctive headpiece.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

If you scribble, there is the writer's studio, the largest room of the apartment being a combination n- brary and living room with one wall devoted exclusively to bookshelves If you paint or sculp. the inevit- able skylight is provided. All apart ments have the "homey" open fire place, reinforced, however, by up-to- date steam radiators
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
Park Avenue Fashions

Park avenue, often called the most fashionable street and un- doubtedIy the most expensive resi- dential street in the world. gleans it's touch of spring from the other half Of the world"
 Without trees or natural decora- ton, the wide brick promenade which bisects the street is used as an airing place by thousands of children and grown-ups from the congested districts, inhabited prin- cipally by immigrants, only two blocks away.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
In Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village realtors seem to expect a spring influz of Bohem- jana, Old brick dwellings are being reftted with new "arty" interiors.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-05
FAREWELL TO MISS KEMP
Supper to Be Rendered Social Worker Who Is Leaving New Brftain-Reports on Conference.

The Social Workers club will give a farewell supper tonight at 6 o'clock at tho Y. W. c. A for Miss Avis Kemp, who is leaving
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

Of the latest steps. Dancing will fol- low the play.
 It has not been learned how much damage was done to the old quarry in Mondays fire but it is thought that there is little left for salvage.
 Arthur Benson left yesterday for a business trip to Chicago where he will be gone for several weeks
 The Community club program will be in charge Of Mrs. Susan Nelson, chairlady of the committee. It is expected that there will be the usual large attendance as d very interest ing program has been arranged for this evening.
 Plans are being made q Memorial day celebration here as has been the custom here for the past several years.
 For SaIa--7-room house. improve ments. large lot. Hudson St, Berlin; 7-room house. all Improvements. one-half acre land, garage, kensing- ton. James J. Fitzsimons.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
lieiates
Order of De,Golay to Be Formed

'4ldates
 Order of DeAGolay to Be Formed I At 4 D. m.. Saturday, May 22nd, chapter of the Order of WeMolay will bv instituted in Bristol, same to be sponsored by Pequabuck chapter, R. A. M,, Of this city. In the even ing the two degrees of the order will ! be eXem plitied under the direction iof the New Britain chapter. ] Seventeen young men of the city, 1 who arc now affiliated with the New i Britain chapter Of DeMolay, will be transferred to the chapter to be formed here and it is expected that a number Of candidates will be ini- tiated, Playground Plan Postponed At a joint meeting Of the Lions club and the Seicheprey post Of the American Legion. at which the Chamber Of Commerce was also represented, the matter Of establish ing q playground in the southern part or the city was brought up and discussed. It was decided. however. that in view Of certain existing con- .ditions, it would be better to post .roue any definite action in this re- gard until next year.
 Hearing Notices Served Detective Sergeant Daniel Nc .Gtlhcuddy yesterday served notices on property owners for hearings to be held at d special meeting of the city council on May IS. Notices are flor building lines on Curtiss street, curbs and sidewalks on Sigourney street, Francis street, Buckingham street and Carlson Court and for q sewer on Porter street.
 Trinity Church
 Tomorrow, Ascension Day, will be observed in Trinity church by serv- ices at 6:30 and 9:30 a. m, and at 7:50 ?. m. The Women's auxiliary will make q corporate communion at q. m., and the evening service will he rendered with the assistance Of the choir.
 Dr. Roche Speaks In Middlctown
 pr. A. r. Roche addressed the Medical society Of Middletown at the MiddlescX hospital Tuesday night, or the subject Of asthma. A great many physicians attended the meet ing. Dr. Roche is known through- out the state for the special work he is doing with asthma and hay fever cases.
 Card of Thanks
 We wish to thank our friends and D1irhborS for the SVmpothy shown us in our recent bereavement. We wish 10 especially thank the follow ing for floral tributes: John Gisas Of Victory Lunch Co, Sweetland Candy O., George Talaveris, Nicholas Kar- ras, George Kaikas. Anthony Ty- ranis, Athanasious Yeorgrtyon, John Semon, George Trajakis, Simos Si- mon. Peter Carras, Peter Maima> kos, John Kardicos.
 GEORGE DOUMANELLIS.
 New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Coolidge Is Invited to
 State Chamber Session

Washington, May 12 LP) - Presi- dent Coolidge was invited today to attend the meeting of the Connec- ticut Chamber of Commerce to be held at New London on June g by the Connecticut delegations which arc attending the meeting9 of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. The delegates called at the White House and it's members were introduced to Presi- dent Coolidge by United States Senator Hiram Bingham of Con- necticut. The president said the in- vitation would be taken under con- sideraLion.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

Hams. hensinGton meat dealer. has joined the ranks Of those merchants who will close their doors at 6.3o o'clock on Monday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Mir. Giana will interview others in the near future and it Is probable that the entire community will fall in with the idea before long. On evenings other than , those mentioned. the hour of clos ing will be S:30 o'clock.
 Dog Ran At Large Albert Scagliotti of Kensington was discharged upon payment of costs by Judge George Griswold in the Berlin court last night. for al- lowing his dog to run at large.
 Attend Grange Meeting Several members of Berlin Grange journeyed to N"wington where they attended a meeting of the Grange in that town. T. is expected that the residents of tho town to the north will return the visit within a short time.
 Schools Close Friday
 The schools of th" town of Berlin will be closed on Friday of this week in order that the teachers may visit the New Britain schools in the morning and attend the county con- vention in Hartford in the after noon. The annoucement was made by Miss Mary F. Griswold, superin- tcndent. today. Many towns are not closing their schools during the day, due to the fact that the convention will be held in the afternoon and evening only. But, since the Berlin teachers have had no visiting day so far, Miss Griswold decided to close the schools for the entire day.
 Many Attend Dance
 There was q large attendance last night at the May dance given for the benefit of Bolton-Kasica post. American Legion, at Grange hall and it is expected that q tidy sum will have been cleared after expenses have been paid. The Grange orches- tra furnished music for dancing.
 East Berlin Items
 The play to be given by the pupils of the Hubbard school has been postponed until Friday evening, May gS. Some of the costuming has not been completed it Is said and it has been considered advisable to carry over the play for one week. A com plete dress rehearsal will be held the first Of next week.
 There will be a convention for the teachers of Hartford county on Fri day of this week and according to a report given out yesterday, there will be no session here Friday.
 Kenneth Noble, officer in the [. s. navy is spending several days with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Noble.
 It is expected that there will be q packed house at the Atheltic hall tomorrow evening when Wilbur Tru- dell. and his corps of assistants will stage a two hour act of wizardry. Inasmuch as MT. Trudell is a new conner 10 East Berlin, large number are interested in his performance. Miss Hazel Bacon will do the demonstrating a number
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
PATTY FOR MISS NfINTz

A party was held at the home Of Mrs Nathan Birnhaum of @7 Union street last evening in honor of her guest, Miss Elsie Mintz of New York city. A large number of friends were present. Refreshments were served. Recitations were given hy Louis Tcnkin and Philip Birn- baum and the Misses Julia Ahra- hanson and Sadie Sharp eutertain- ed with vocal selections.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Berlin Meus
NEW HAVEN MAN IS
 BAGGED BY BROWN John Hoffman Arrested ill Ken- SingtOn for Driving While Drunk WOMEN ARGUE OVER STRIKE

Great variety Tn Court Gases Last
 Eyening-New Arrivals In Town
 -Schools Will Close On Friday
 Fancher Fined S20G-Other Items
 Because he was rather awkTardly trying to make turn in Kensing- ton last evening at about II o'clock near Charles Andersen's store, John Hoffman of 5S Whaley avenue, New Haven, aroused the suspicious Of Officer Brown who was watching the attempts of the man to turn his car at the crossroads. He was arrested on a charge Of driving while under the influence of liquor.
 The man was conducted to the office of Dr. Allie J. Goodwin, who pronounced him to be In an in- toxicated condition after making the customary tests. It is expected that he will be in court next Tues day evening, since he was to have furnished a bond of $500 today. While awaiting the money he was lodged in the New Britain police sta ton.
 Woman In Argument
 Ida Marriatta Of Kensington was arrested this morning by Constable Brown on a charge Of breach Of the peace and assault, growing out of an argument in which she engaged with Mrs. Tarditti, also of Kensington. II seems that Mrs. Marriatta's husband is one of the strikers, while Mrs Tarditti's spouse is still working in the brick yards and is one of those men familiarly called "scah' by union workers. The two women engaged in q conversation today and it gradually assumed tbe pro- portions of a heated discussion, Mrs. Marriatta is alleged to have struck Mrs. Tarditti, with the result that the latter complained to the police. The arrested woman will bc in court on Tuesday night and bonds have been fixed at s25.
 Caused Disturbance
 Constable Brown has had plenty of activity since yesterday. Last evening he was called to Treasure Field, where it was found that John krause was making disturbance. He was booked on charges of drunk enness and breach of the peace and will be In court next Tuesday. Bonds of s25 were set.
 Drunken Driver Fined Charles A. Erickson of New Britain. charged with reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor, was fined $2o and costs on the first count and s75 and costs on the second count, when he appeared before Judge George G. Griswold in the Berlin town court last evening. Erickson was arrested by officer William J. Ritchie on Sunday afternoon.
 According to the story, Erickson | was driving a small runabout along l the turnpike. He stopped 10 pick | up four girls and, since the car | was so small two of them had to l ride in back of the seat. Erickson | was driving rapidly and he took a
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
BARTLETT CALLS ON WELD
Discuss the Coal situation For Next Ycar-May Buy in Large Quanti- ties.

Councilman Donald L. Bartlett, chairman Of the committee on muni- cipal coal purchase, called at the of flee Of Mayor Gardner c, Weld to- day to discuss the needs Of munich pal departments for the winter months. It is planned 10 purchase fuel for all city departments at one time thereby obtaining the advant- ages that come with buying in large quantities.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
SHIP ORDERED SEIZED,

AshuTy Park. N. J.. May 12 Pt-- Superintendent NJ, W. Rasmussen Of the coast guard today announced he had ordered Captain Butler of the Sandy Hook coast guard station 10 seize the cabin cruiser AtaIanta. which was reported 10 be at High lands. Rasmussen charged that the Atalanta fired a shot at patrol boat off Atlantic City last night.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

itrusty rifle and chased the four fol some distance.
 Justice Edward Prior gave Lepie. ko suspended @o-day Jail sentonc, and placed iii mon probation for six months.
 Court Orders Sale 1 The house or Fred c. Beaulieu at White Oak will be sold at public auction Saturday afternoon at 2:3l 1 o'clock by order of the court of com mon pleas Robert E. White will be auctionccr.
 Legion Auxiliary Whist
 Plans for the whist to be given hy the American Legion auxiliary in Legion hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow night have been completed and all IS in readiness for what is expect cd to be the largest affair Of the series, The whist will take place after the regular auxiliary meeting and will be a benefit one, the pro .c"eds going 10 purchase parade flag to be used by Brock Barnes post on Memorial Day.
 A radio is being installed and will provide entertainment during the evening. Pine prizes arc being offer ed, refreshments will be served. and q pleasant time is promised by the committee in charge.
 First Communion Class
 4 class of about 40 children will receive their first holy communion on Pcntecost Sunday, May 23. at the church of Our Lady of Mercy. The class is now being instructed.
 Girl Reserves Meeting
 A meeting of the Girl Reserves will he hold at 7:2o o'clock tomor- row evening at the home Of Miss Wilcox, 1G Washington street. The third term dues are payable at this time The girls will make May bas- kets for the Hartford banquet 10 be held on May 19,
 Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation of the Congregational church will meet from ? to o'clock tomorrow after noon at the parish house 10 mako surgical dressings for q hospital in China. The evening group will meet at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve ming at the parish house. Mrs. Charles Weldon and Mrs. Ernest Phelps will be hostesses.
 Plan Summer Closing
 The merchants are beginning 10 formulate plans for their mid-week summer closing. l. is expected that, as in the past. they will close their storos on Wednesday afternoons dur ing June, July, August and Septcm- Der.
 ScquaSscn News
 Sequasscn Lodge, |. Q. O. r. will meet tomorrow evening and start another class Of candidates. All members are invited 10 attend. as the local lodge is exchanging de- grees with another lodge.
 Notes
 The Womans Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will hold an all-day sewing meeting tomorrow at the home Of Mrs, William Peasc of Jf Fairyiew street, West Hartford, meeting al Plainyille center and leaving on the 9;l5 trolley for New Britain.
 Ascension Day, day of holy oh ligation, will he observed tomorrow at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy with masses at 5:3o and a, m.
 The prudential committee Of thc Baptist church will meet directly after the prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
 To rcnt-Furnished rooms, Phone 223.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
NOTICE,
To the Legal Taxpayers of tn,
 kensington Fire District.

To the Legal Taxpayers of the kensington Fire District: Notice is hereby given. that the District Committee will meet at their office, Berlin Savings Bank Building, on the evenings ot Friday, May tith, Tuesday, May Is, Friday. May q, 1926 at s o'clock, D.S.T., to hear all persons seeking an abatement of taxes as of the list of October 1, 1925. due and payable September l, 1925.
 JAMES B. ELLSWORTH,
 EDWARD MCCORMACK,
 LOUIS E. GOODRICH,
 District Committee Dated at Kensineton. in the Town of Berlin. Conn, this 1th day Of May. 1926.
 Attest; Louis Goodrich. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
1. O. 0. [. Meciinr

The regular meeting Of Qequa- buck lodge, l. 0. Q. F., will be held this evening at o'clock in Area num hall. The initiatory degree will be conferred on a large class Of can-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Neighborhood Meeting

An all day session of the Ladies' Ncighborhood club Of South Chip pins Hill will be held tomorrow at the home Of Mrs. William Harden or Ter!yville avenue. Miss Mason Of Storrs college will give a talk on clothing.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Brush Fire in East Bristol

Forest Fire Warden Thomas L, Ryan and his assistants were called ou, yesterday afternoon for a brush
 fire which had started in the rear of Sylvester street, East Bristol and
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Plan Summer Closing

The merchants are beginning 10 formulate plans for their mid-week summer closing. T. is expected that, as in the past. they will close their stores on Wednesday afternoons dur
 ing June, July, August and Septcm-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
ScuuaSSrn News

Sequasscn Lodge, I. 0. O. r. will meet tomorrow evening and start another class Of candidates. All members are invited 10 attend. as
 the local lodge is exchanging de-
 Erees with another lodge.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

A meeting of the Girl Reserves
 will he hold at 7:&Q o'clock tomor- row evening at the home Of Miss Wilcox, 1G Washington street. The third term dues are payable at this time. The girls will make May bas- kets for the Hartford banquet 10 be held on May l9.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
National Hospital Day

National Hospital day is being oh- served today by Bristol hospital by keeping open house 10 enable any ""~ Interested to make an inspec- ton of tho new buildings and equip mont. President Fuller r. Barnes has expressed the hope that many .of the citizens will avail themselves of the opportunity presented them today.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

Stone Surfacing On South Avenue Class to Receive First Commun- ion - Legion Auxiliary Completes Plans For Whist - Fined For Breach of PcaCe-BricfS.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
Case Again Continued

The case Of Earl White, arrested Monday evening after an automo- bile which he was driving had col lided with a trolley car, was again continued in the city court this morning until Saturday, by Judge Joseph M Donovan, at the request of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. White is charged with reckless driving and operating a mo- tor vehicle while under the influence of liduor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

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New Britain herald., 1926-05-12

The regular meeting Of the Daughters Of Isabella will be held this evening at 7:20 o'clock in Knights of Columbus hall on North Main street. < number of import "nt business matters will be disposed
New Britain herald., 1926-05-12
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-01-07
New Dog Picture
Causes Sensation

"The Love Master" the latest First
National picture, starring Strong
heart, the wonder dog, and regarded
by critics as being the best in which
he ever appeared, will be the attrac-
ton at the Grand Theater for two
days, beginning Monday, January II.
AS an added attraction there appears
in the cast Lady Julie, Strongheart's
wife, and the Strongheart quintuplets.
The picture was produced by
Laurence Trimble and Jane Muffin,
the discoveries of Strongheart, and
was directed by Mr.. Trimble, who
also wrote the story. Lillian Rich,
Harold Austin, John j. Richardson,
Joseph Darrell, Walter Perry and Hal
Wilson are among the players in the
large cast.
The production has created a SEN
sation wherever it has been shown
because of daring scene. which Mr..
Trimble has interjected in which the
dog hero visualizes Death and fights
it away from his young master in
physical battle. No apparition of any
kind is used to visualize the DREAD
Specter" for the audience, the effect
of the scene depending entirely upon
the dramatic ability of Strongheart.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-01-07
Era of Prosperity
Seen for the South
INCREASED INTEREST AMONG
INVESTORS AND MILLIONS OF,
DOLLARS. NOW FLOW SOUTH
WARD FOR CONSTRUCTION.

Atlanta, Gait is increasingly APP
parent that the eye of the American
people is turned Southwark, tand is
discovering below the Mason and
Dixon line a record of growth, and
an array of natural advantages that
have already made this section a. YER
liable empire of prosperity, but yet
one still virtually in infancy, accord
ing to Forrest Adair, president of the
Adair Realty and Trust Company,
which nationally known concern is
now financing many structures IN
course of erection throughout the
South.
Mr.. Adair shows, for one thing,
that increasing interest in the South
has been awakened among the inves-
tors and industrial and commercial
leaders of the nation. He called par
ticular attention to the fact that
southern securities have steadily adj
vanced.
He asserted that the South will
continue to attract capital, citizens
and industrial and commercial devei-
opment on a scale that will eclipse all
previous movements of this character
southwark. ,
"The future of the South was
never brighter than it is at this mo-
ment," declared Mr.. Adair.
The Adair Company, with offices
in all sections of the country, is
boosting the South at the present
time in many ways and has already
brought millions of capital to the
South for construction purposes.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-01-07
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Hoke Smiths Speech
Brings New Settlers
BOOST GIVEN GEORGIA AND
SOUTH BY FORMER SENATOR
IN NEW YORK ATTRACTS At
TENTION OF INDUSTRY.

Atlanta. Ga.-New settlers and
new industries are being attracted to
Georgia and other southern states,
DEVELOPMENT agents here asserted to-
day. as the result of the address de-
livered by Hon. Hoke Smith before
the convention of the New York State
Association of Real Estate Boards at
Niagara Falls, N. Y. Printed copies
of the speech were circulated in many
sections and have brought forth
strong editorials helpful to Georgia
and the South.
''No man in Georgia understands
the resources of the state, or has pre-
sented them more forcibly than Sen
ator Smith" said P. A Stovall, editor
of the Savannah. (Ga.) Press. "Mr:
Smiths speech made an agreeable and
striking impression and was fine
epitome of the advantages of Geor-
gia."
Editors commenting on the speech
quote Senator Smith in saying that
the cotton, tobacco, peaches, apples,
watermelons, cantaloupes, pecans and
peanuts raised in Georgia this year
and sold outside the state will bring
to the state approximately two num-
bred millions of dollars. And yet,
not more than half the lands of Geor-
gia, adapted for agriculture, are Gull
tivated for lack of population. For
this reason alone the lands are still
cheap, and in many parts of the state
can be purchased at from $40 to S25
an acre.
One statement made by the Sena-
tor in his speech has generally gone
the rounds of the press and this was
to the effect that capital invested in
Georgia is safe from any effort to
overtax it. A recent constitutional
amendment was adopted authorizing
cities and counties to exempt from
taxation for county and city purposes
new manufacturing industries for
five years. Georgia has no income or
inheritance tax.