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Evening star., 1926-04-25

AS the proprietor Of a hotel in Oak
dale, Calf, slept soundly in an easy
chair in his office, thieves carted away
all his lobby and office furniture with
the exception of the chair in which he
. slept.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

That the wearing of a jade neck.
lace was q sure cure for kidney trou.
BILE was at one time q. popular belief.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Occasional Furniture--Reduced
for FRIDAY

Davenport loose spring cushions and three pillows upho
stored n taupe jacquard velour. Was $O Now $780,
1 Armchair velour, reversible down cushions.
Was $625O Now $dS0. 49,
Armchair, figured denim covering Was $4s5o
Now $50
Italian Table imported Hexagona rs inches in
diameter Was $50 Now SS
Tea Wagon combination brown mahogany with two lower
shelves and drawer Was So. Now $16S0.
Tables combination mahogany and BIRCH Were $40 EACH
Now $3.50. - 49,
Radio Table hogany finish Size "a inches by IA inches Was
1915. Now NzS . .
1 Folding Game Table $-25. Now sszS
Now $780, 49,
Radio Table mahogany finish With battery Was
$l075. Now S. - - - ~
I Solid Mahogany Magazine Stand Was $3.50 Now $40.
80 inches wide. Was $3.50 Now So
Book Wagon solid mahogany with serving tray Tor tea was
$50 Now $780, -, .-,-
Now sszs
Fancy PEDESTAL Table, "a inches high Was $o7S
Small pedestal Table, design u inches high. Was $3.50
Now S4z5
Cane Wing Chair solid mahogany Specially priced S7S
Imported 56 inches long Was $6 Now $780,
Solid Hall Cabinet drawers and secret
Was $42. Now $3l. -,
Footstoo covered moha with under Was
$3.50 Now $780,
Secretary Desk combination mahogany and gumwood. Only
16 inches wide. Was 500 Now $4S. :.
of solid mahogany and with loose revers-
ible spring cushions. Was SO Now $3.50
Section Sixth hoe
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8 Reed Arm Rockers, Very Special, SIPS

They have soft spring upholstered attractive
Finished in cafe she1lac. An exceptional value
Hish-Grade Fiber $780, Fvefoot
and rocker fine machine fiber Upholstered heavy
wool tapestry striking Deep spring seats and
backs An unusual value.
Fiber upholstered frosted mahogany
in frosted brown. Were $3.50 Now $laso.
Fiber Settee olive dab 6nish upholstered in tapestry
Was $2250 Now S1650.
Hghbacked Wing Chair hghsrade reed; finished in brown
shelac Was $35. Now $1ozS
Reed Table Lamp finished frosted brown with silk lining and
fringe. Was $3.50 Now SOS.
Reed Bridge Lamp with silk shade Finished in frosted
mahogany Was $l475. Now $1o7s
Fiber Arm Rocker padded spring cushions
tapestry upholstered: Was sl67s. Now $3.50
Fiber finished shelac upholstered good
quality tapestry; box-sprng Was $37s Now So7S
Fiber Table size SxS nchs finished in shac Was
$107s. Now $7z5.
Stands reed for single fern finished
green and one in mongol Were $o.75 Now s..
Reed Table very attractive finished in twotoned silver and
green Was $l5z5 Now $11.7S.
Furnture Section
Evening star., 1926-05-27
ID Screen Doors-Great1y Reduced
Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
Greatly Reduced

All Remnant Day Furniture Oferings sold
'as is subject to scars damages and imperfecfions
Simmons Ivory Twin Was $3.50 Now $685.
Simmons Ivory Twin Bed, with link spring Was $3.50 Now
Sl350
Twin Metal Bed with link spring, in dark brown finish Was
$3.50 Now S3
Combination American Walnut and Gumwood Poster Bed double
size Was $3.50 Now Sz5
Simmons Ivory Double Metal Bed. Was $S25. Now S.
$3.50 Now S62s
top. with good size mirror. Was SAL. Now $50.
wood: 66-inch Was 800. Now S6750
Now S17.
Dining Room Chair, walnut finish. Was $3.50. Now S.
Dining Table, in combination walnut and
wood Was $3.50 Now SIS
Comfortable Upholstered Boudoir Chair bright retonne Was
$3.50 Now $1675
Boudor Chair richly covered. Was $297s. Now szzzS.
Overstued Bed Davenport taupe and walnut figured velour
spring cushions Was $13875 Now $9S.So.
Overstued Bed Davenport combination walnut mohair and
velour reversible loose cushions Was $l2s Now $3.50
Table, mahogany with leaves and concealed
mirror, 1921 inches. Was $50 Now $780,
brown mahogany and gumwood, with
enclosed clothing trays Was s5 80 Now $3.50 . .
Early Armchair fine solid mahogany with blue
hair Was $3.50 Now S14.S0. -
I Bedside Table, combination walnut. Was $Z Now $9.
Dressing Bench with seat walnut finish Was $3.50
Now So.
and Furniture Section Seventh floor
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Silk Dresses with long sleeves In navy and rust Sizes II
and H. Were $l675 Now Sl15o.
Dresses, of white dotted Swiss pink dimy Sizes and
TO- Reduced to $780,
Rose Cashmere Sports Dress Size H. Greatly reduced to
$685.
1 Gray and Black Tweed Coat. Size 8. Special. s&ss.
Flannel and Serge Sports Dresses Sizes 49, 5 H. At $Sa
Twopiece Dance Froc of yellow georgette silver lace
Size II. Was $3o.50 Now $zeso.
Maize Georgette Dance Dress made with circular skirt Size
IL. Reduced to $1zS0.
Afternoon Dresses orchid and maize reo
gette lace and velvet trimmed Sizes IS and H. Reduced
$laS0
Sports Dresses Of figured broadcloth Sizes and H. Re-
duced to $780,
White Crepe de Chine Dresses lace trimmed slightly soed
Size IL. Reduced to $3.50
Sweaters, pull-over style In blue
Reduced to $3.50.
Dimlty Pajamas piece styles
10. IL. Reduced 7Sc.
Khaki Shirts with long sleeves Sizes to 20 Reduced
andJ Apparel
Sports black white invisible
plaid Sizes g. &c. 4O A. Greatly reduced to $13S0.
Sports and tweed mixture Sizes S. 50 and
40 Reduced to 9l7S0
Coats ird noor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Rugs-Reduced for
FRIDAY Clearance

z-oxo Fiber Rugs. Were
$3.50 each. Now $S.7S.
1-9x1z s. a m less Brussels
Rug. Was $3.50 Now
1-oxloI. Plain Wilton Velvet
Rug. Was $3.50. Now
$3.50.
l-sxlo KIearfIax Rug, discon-
tinued color. Special at
SI6.50.
1-oxl2 klearfIax Rug, discon-
tinued color Special at S21.
skis Rattania Fiber Rug.
Was $3.50. Now SIS.
Lot of z0x36-inch Colonial
Hit-and-miss Rag Rugs.
Special, 60c.
4-3x6 Rag Rugs. Were s.
each. Now Sz.z5.
1-2x3 Imported Wilton Rayon
Rug, slightly imperfect.
Was $3.50 Now s4.7S.
1-9x12 Seamless Administer
Rug: Was $3.50. Now
SJy.SU.
2-9xlz Seamless Administer
Rugs. Were $3.50 each.
Now S34.S0.
I-Sxl0 Oriental Rug. Was
$110. Now $3.50.
1-4x7 Chinese Rug. Was S85.
Now $49.50.
1-4x7 Extra Fine Chinese Rug.
Was $o5. Now $6z.50.
1-Oriental Sarouk Mat. Was
$25. Now $3.50.
4-Oriental Rugs, average size
4x7. Were $5S50.each. Now
SzS.7S.
2-9xl2 Armstrong LinoIeum
Rugs, slightly imperfect.
Were $18 each. Now $1z.7S.
Lot of Short-length Car-
pets. Reduced to half
price.
Rug Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Women's, Misses, Girls and Juniors Apparel
Greatly Reduced for Friday clearance

Black Crepe Romane Dress Size 3S Reduced to $1oso
Black Silk Crepe Dress tailored Size A. Reduced $14
Black Silk Crepe Dresses blue gray, black. Sizes S.
40. AZ. Reduced to S16.So.
Twopiece Crepe Ronaine Dresses tailored In
gray and Sizes IS A. Were SIS each. Now $1S7S.
Silk Crepe Dresses, all white also black taea
crepe. Sizes 36 to A. Reduced to ST.
Sports Dresses, of plaid taeta with Crepe Roma Size s.
Reduced to $19.50
Afternoon Crepe Roma Size 3s Was $3.50 Now
$zzS0.
Evening Gown. white and size 1S Reduced $685.
Yellow Chiffon Afternoon Gown, beautifully beaded Size 3S
Reduced to $780,
Section. Third floor ,
White 0eorgete Sizes Is and 1S Reduced ST.
White Silk Crepe Dress Size 16 Greatly reduced to $s7S
/ Navy Silk Crepe Dress Size 16 Reduced to SIG
1 Gray Silk Crepe Dress. Size lS Reduced to $lz2s
Taieta Dresses navy black Sizes 16 8 Special ST.
Navy and Plaid Dress Size l6 Reduced $1&7S
Rose Evening metal cloth chiffon Size 16 $l9S0.
Yellow Chiffon Evening Gown Size 16 Reduced to $oS0
eranium Evening beaded with gold Size 16 $1oso
Purple Chiffon Evening Gown. Size 16 Reduced to $4So.
Crepe Street Dress in Size 1s Reduced szzso
MssesD Dress hoor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
1,20O Iced Tea
Tunb1ers
Special. Sc each

This timely offering of
Durable Glass Iced Tea Tum-
blers should bring rapid sell
ing.
"a Light Cut Glass Water
Sets, tumblers slightly i'm
perfect. Were Csc. Now
SOC.
100 Thin blown Cocktail
Glasses. Very special, Ioc
each.
IS Thin.bIown Gold Hand.
decorated Table TumbIers.
Special. zsc.
s Colonial Glass Water
Pitchers. Special. Csc.
Colored Glass Flower
Bowls. Special. 3Sc.
30 Thin.blown Table Tum-
blers. colored. Special, 1Sc.
s CoIored Glass Trays. Spe-
cial, 15c.
1 Decorated Ice Tea Set,
minus one tumbler. Was
SAYS. Now S..
Decorated Glass Cream
Jugs. Were SIPS. Now
SOC each.
IL Pairs Decorated Salt and
Pepper Shakers. Were SOC.
Now 3Sc pair.
Decorated Candle Lamps.
Were ST. Now soc.
Decorated Imported Vases.
Were 75c. Now 3Sc.
Decorated Low Candle.
sticks. Were 85c. Now
soc.
7 Fish Bowls and Decorated
Stands Were $50. Now
81.
0Iassware aArtiou Fifth floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Belgian Envelope
Chenise, $1.65

y elaborately hemstitched.
Sizes 36 to ~. Greatly re-
duced for this selling.
6 Belgian Handmade Gowns.
hand hemstitched. sizes IS
and IL. Reduced to S1.6S.
2 Belgian Handmade Gowns.
hand embroidered and hand
hemstitched. Reduced to
$2.3S.
Muslin Underwear Section
Third floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Shoes that regularly sell

81 pairs Black Scotch Grain.
Norwegian and Calfskin Ok
fords. Solid oak leather sole
and rubber heels. The popu-
lar Haig last.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

4S pairs Tan Scotch Grain,
Norwegian and Calfskin Ok
fords. on the popular Haig
last. Oak leather soles and
rubber heels.
Mems Shoe Section-Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
1T much higher prices

e pairs Tan Imported Scotch
Grain Golf Oxfords vii h
soft toe. straight tip and
spiked leather sole. An un-
usual low price.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

s Circle Design TreIlisses, 8
#. high, IS in. wide. $l.9S.
s Adjustable TreIlisses. up
right or horizontal. Were
$1.45. Now csc.
Double Triangle Trellisses,
8ft. high, II in. wide. $1.3S.
3 New York Pergolas, can
opy design. Were $5.25.
Now $3.7S.
1 Six-foot Hollywood Per-
COLA, slightly damaged.
Was $3.50. Now $9.7S.
White Enameled Splint
Clothes Hampers, medium
size; shaped corners;
slightly shopworn. Were
$5.25. Now sos.
800 Rolls Toilet Paper, good
quality; 1000 sheet rolls.
Dozen rolls, 90c.
$50 Cakes Babbitt's White
Laundry Soap. Special, Is
cakes for 9Sc.
Copper.bottom Wash Boil
ers, No. 8 size. Special,
$z.3S.
6 White Enameled Wood
Kitchen Stools, "a inches
high. Special, S1.6S.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

5 Rustic Bird Houses. Were
$3.50. Now S1.9S.
3 Wren Houses, four COM
partments. Were $3.50.
Now S1.95.
1 BIuebird House, four COM
partments. Was $4.25.
Now $3.50.
) Martin Houses, one COM
partment. Were s.. Now
S1.z5.
Martin House, II compart-
ments. Was $12. Now $6.
2 Bluebird Houses, hand
some quality. Reduced
One compartment. Were
$1.75. Now Csc.
s Folding StepIadder Stools.
Were $3.50. Now CSC.
IL Four-piece Canister Sets,
finished in white. Special,
CSC.
7 Oblong Papier Maehe
Serving Trays, black, deco
rated with bronze stars; l2x
16-inch size. Shopworn.
Were Csc. Now SOC.
IL zS.pound White Flour Cam
listers. Special, CSC.
2 White P apier Mache
Breakfast Trays, shop
worn. Were $3.50. Now
$3.50.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Costume Slips
Reduced

7 Extra Size Silk Costume
Slips, sizes 46 to 50. In white,
flesh and green. Were S..
Now $3.7S.
4 Extra Size Radium Slips,
three hemstitched tucks, in
blue and green. Sizes "a
and As. Were $3.50. Now 81.
2 Extra Size Radiuim Slips.
deep hem in rust. sizes a and
50: were $3.50. Now S..
l Extra Size Sateen Slip. in
navy. size so; was $l65. Now
81.
Costume slip Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Infants FURNISHINGS

3 Carriage Quilts, padded. Also
used for crib. Blue only.
Were S.. Now s..
l Hand-embroidered Carriage
Cover. of fine batiste. Trim
med with real Val lace. Was
$50. Now SIS.
6 Infants Handmade Ger.
trudes. Were $1.o5. Now
CSC.
4 Handmade Dresses for in
fants. Were $2.os. Now Sl.SS.
4 Handmade Dresses, trimmed
with hand embroidery. Were
$3.50. Now S..
2 Boys Suits, one linen, one
silk pongee. Both trimmed
with hand embroidery. T.
year size. Were $40. Now
$6.9S.
Infsnts' Furnishings Section
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Chi1dren's Hosiery
Greatly Reduced

Is Pairs Infants Lisle Socks,
short. Full fashioned, with
cuff tops. Sizes 4. ~.
Slightly soiled. Were Soc.
Now z5c.
IL Girls Long Silk Ribbed
Hose, in black and Russian
calf. Sizes 81 to 10. Re
duced to, pair, 7Sc.
8 Pairs Misses Black Silk
Hose, full fashioned. Size
10 only. Reduced to 7sc.
Pairs Short White Silk
Socks, with colored tops.
Sizes 4 and 7. Reduced to,
pair, SOC.
Childrep's Hohery Section
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
-and-1is1e Fancy Socks, Special SOC Pair
Mems Street and Sports Oxfords Special $675 Pair
Shoes that regularly sell at much higher prices

% pairs White Canvas Ok
fords on the Strand last.
with oak leather sole and
rubber heel! A very neat
shoe for sports wear.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
TOYS Reduced

1 Coaster Wagon, rubber-tired
disc wheels. Was $12.75.
Now $3.50.
1 Spring Coaster Wagon. rub
bcr-tired disc wheels. Was
$l050. Now SITS.
1 Coaster Wagon. rubber-tired
disc wheels. Was $6. Now
$3.50.
! Coaster Wagon. rubber-tired
disc wheels. Was $3.50.
Now H.75.
) Large Rubber-tired Veloci-
pedes, were SIS. Now S10.7S.
2 Essex Autos, with rubber
tired disc wheels, were $l1,50.
Now $3.50.
Many other Toys greatly
reduced tomorrow.
Toy Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Silk Underwear
Reduced

IL Glove Silk Vests, elabo-
rately lace trimmed. with
real Irish and filet laces. In
flesh and peach. Sizes 38
to AZ. Reduced to S1.6S.
4 Sets Step-ins, Bandeaux and
0arters, in pink and peach.
OF heavy crepe de chine.
Reduced to $6.9S.
Bandeaux and Step-in Set,
in flesh. Slightly soiled.
Reduced to S3.7S.
1 Opera Top Vest, in flesh.
slightly soiled. Size 40. Re-
duced to S1.7S.
J Camisoles. in navy. blue and
black. Greatly reduced to
6Sc.
ctlL ryuAAv-Aar O>@Al.~ UN,.x
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Two-tone Green Hammock
S3O.75; Was S41

pOU@7 y w DIS P11
Hammock uted adjustable backrest and headcst and
coil springs make this hammock unusual value.
al-steel tubular frame with tufed,
reversible padded bckres and adjustable headrest
Was $3.50 Now S3l.
ID Screen Doors Greatly Reduced
All slightly imterfect-soid "as is."
Al #. 8. in. it, in. Were $475; $3.50
IL #. in. x it, Was $475; $3.50
IL #. in #. in Was $475; $3.50
81 #. 10 in #. Were So. so; .$1.75
p #. in. it, Were $780, .$1.75
Screens Section sixthfo floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Umbrellas, were
$7.85. now $5.45

9 - and Is inch Women's
Satin or Fancy Bordered
Purple Silk Umbrellas; as
sorted handles, finished wrist
cord loop. Amber-colored
tips and ferrules.
6 Women's 16.Rib Colored Silk
Umbrellas. in brown. navy
and purple. Amber-colored
painted handles. finished silk
cord wrist loop. tips and fer
rules TO match. Were 50.
Now SS.4S.
4 Women's 16-Rib Colored Silk
Umbrellas, self bordered.
Carved handles of amber
1.-the. Tips and ferrules to
match. Were $l2. Now
S7.SS.
I-uhreIia Section First floor
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Exceptional Values Offered FridaY-Rf
Gird1es, Corset
Brassieres and Bras
sieres Special, 81

Many well known makes IN
cluded in the lot. Broken
sizes throughout. Worth h
much more.
5 Woodthrop Combinations, of
broche and elastic, with de-
tachable brassiere. which
laces on. Sizes q, %, 80, 81,
"a. Reduced to S4.9S.
8 Lily of France Girdles, Of
surgical elastic and silk
broche, sizes %. 81. 32, IS, 36,
AZ. Reduced to &.9S.
) Corset Brassieres, of black
satin, sizes "a, SO, 40. Re-
duced to $3.50.
z Treo GirdIes, 10-inch length.
Sizes 26-2. Were $3.50.
Now 81.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Blouses Reduced for Friday
Books--Greatly Reduced

IS Copies-Peoubets Notes-for 1926. Were $1o0;
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eoc
10 Copies-Gist of the Lesson for 1926. Were Soc;
now Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Copies-Theodore Roosevelt Thayer) Reduced to Soc
l Copy-Not Like Other Girls (Carey) Reduced to Csc
Copies-Volland Books. Were $125 and 65c
now SUC anu SUC
Copy-Rubaiyat, leather bound. Was $3.50; now $1.so
Books ectionFi
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Combination Suits
Were $50, $1.75
Now Csc

g Suits of mercerized lisle. in
assortment of styles-low
neck, tight knee, wide knee.
camisole top and a few in
closed crotch. Built-up
shoulders. Some are soiled.
Sizes !, 8, 9 in the lot.
1S Imported Lisle Knitted
Vests. low necks, no sleeves,
built-up shoulders. Size J.
In white and pink. Were
$1.1s and $l.25. Now 7Sc.
Knit Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

with crepe soles attached.
Sizes IS, 1914 B; l1H to 2
c: II D.
19 Pairs Growing Girls Black
CaIfskin Oxfords, plain toe.
welt sole, fat heel. Sizes: 5
AA; 4H to 5H, 7 A; 3. S,
51z. 6 B; 81. 5. 5H, E c.
Reduced to $3.35.
9 Pairs Infants Oxfords, tan
and smoked horse included
in the lot. Sizes: 6, 81. 7
B: s, 7H c. Reduced to
SI.3O.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
ECCENTRIC BROWN
 DIES ON HIS BOAT
Wealthy American Abused Crew
 But Paid Them We'll

Colchester, Eng April LP,-Mc- Eyers Bayard Brown, wealthy ec- centric American yachtsman, died today aboard his yacht Valfreya, which has been moored near Bright lingsea since 1889, He had long been in i'll health.
 McEvcrs Bayard Brown was the son Of the late Alexander Sears Brown and grandson of Robert Bay ard. Partner in the banking house of Brown, Shipley and company and prominent in New York City, he suddenly decided 10 go cruising. He had the Nalfreya, a splendid craft built and started off 10 sail around the world. It was on this trip that he developed the idiosyncracies which late made him the subject of wide comment
 Coming finally to Brightlingsea, at the mouth of the little Colne river, he decided 10 anchor, and the Val- freya has swung to its chain there since that time. One of MT. Browns whims was to douse the members of lis crew with water. Many men quit under this treatment, but oth- CTS quickly took their places, lured by the good wages paid by the ec- centric owner,
 One of the stories told about him was that he would invite the mem bers of the crew in to have ale with him and that, when they stood with the glasses In their hands, he would jump among them with a cudgcl and beat them.
 Despite his mania" he was well liked in Colchester and Brightling- sea, and sent to the needy, estab- lished parks and keeping the lbrar- ies of the towns along the Essex coast stocked with good books.
 When the Valfreya dropped an- chor for the last time in 1889, the American flag was at her masthead, hut later 1t was removed. At one lime an attempt was made by the British to collect an income tax from the wealthy old man but he turned the collectors away. He avowed that he was a man without a country,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
DARK ANGEL" AT CAPITOL

Wilma Banky, the beautiful Hun sarian actress, who plays the lead ing feminine role In George Fitz- mourice's screen version of the fam ous play "The Dark Angel" now playing at the Capitol thcatcr. has created a veritabo sensation in Hollywood during her short resi- dence there.
 "The Dark Angel" n First Ma tlonal picture sponsored by Samuel Goldwyn, marks her first appearance upon the American screen. And many of the greatest personalities in Hollywood who have seen her and have witnessed her work have unhesitatingly predicted a wondrous future for the girl.
 The vaudeville bill is headed by Jack Kennedy and Co.,, in comedy tid bit, "The Real Estaters." Other acts include Eunice Miller and Co.,, in new songs and dances; Murphy and Suki, variety entertainers; Cor don and Pierce, 8 pair of clever comedians in T Don't Care" and
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
NEW PROGRAM AT PALACE

Grounds for Divorce" side splitting drama of the divorce courts with Florence Vidor, Matt Moore, Louise FaAenda, is shown for the last times tonight at tho new Pal ace. The companion feature on this program is Richard Talmadge in "The Fighting Demon"
 The new bill beginning tomorrow is Tom Mix in My Own Pal" and Alice Calhoun in Part Time Wife"
 There is plenty of action in My Own Pal"
 As Tom OHara, Mr. Mix por- trays a whimsical Irishman willing 10 fight at the drop of Q hat and while not actually looking for q battle. at least is always prepared for one. .IIc sets out from a peace ful ranch avowcdly In search Of adventure - and he finds plenty when he arrives in the city and be- ncomes q member Of the mounted police force.
 An added attraction for tomorrow night is the amateurs with Sammy Wells announcing. Many laughs are guaranteed. Prizes will be awarded the winners.
 "Wild West" Pathe serial, taken at Miller Bros, 10l Ranch will be q feature of the program every Fri day and Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
Mexican Immigration
 Law Is Being Changed

MoNico NIty, April S--Thc depart- mcnt of the interior, in response to a request of President Gales, has prepared a new immigration law, which will be submitted to congress.
 The bill would require a tax on all incoming aliens and registration of all aliens. Also it would pro- hihit the entrance Of aliens pursuing callings forbidden in Mexico. This clause could he applied to ministers of the gospel. The chief executive would be authori~ | to decide upon the question of a1missiblity of aliens meaning that he could refuse the admittanCe Of any person 10 the country.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
MAN CANNOT BE HONEST
 AT ALL TIMES, PROF. SAYS
University of Chicago Educator Finds Recital of Fish Catches
 One of Grcatcst Pitfalls.

Toronto, April tP) -- NO mat. ter how excellent mans inten- tons. 1t Is impossible for him to be honest all the time" is tho opinion Of Prof. Wallace w. Char tcrs Of the University of Chicago. Pro. Charters expressed 1t in an address dealing with the formation Of character, delivered 10 the gen oral session of the Ontario Educa- tional association convention last night.
 "Ho may be honest in his business, and he may even tell the truth to his wife" the educator added but when 1t comes to relating an exper- fence, especially one concerning the catching Of fsh-watch out!"
 Professor Charters has spent many years in scientific investigation of the principles and development of char aCter.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
OPINION DIVIDED
 ON NEW BUILDING
Apartment House on West Main
 Street Under Discussion

More time will be taken by the board of adjustment for a study Of the proposed apartment house for the corner Of West Main and Vine streets, opposition having been voc- ed by owners ol adjoining property when the matter came up last night under un application for a zoning special exception.
 The Rather Construction Co. Of New Haven wishes to build at the site, having apartments on both West Main and Vine streets. A rcprescn- tatiVe Of the company argued that the apartment house will bcncft the ncighborhood as there would be no unsightly backyard, whereas 1t is now possible to build q six apartment building on West Main street with a backyard visible on Vine street,
 Judge B. r. Gaffney disqualified himself as he is an interested pro- perty owner and he went on record IS in favor, Mrs. Nellie Stearns of ' i''C PNl'NAt VI , lNI c4 ' lAN street, Dr. M W. Maloney and John C. O'Brien were opposed. Besides Judge Gaffney Mrs. T. F. Rocks. l., Fl, Johnson, Joseph F. Andrews and J. E. Alice were placed on record as in favor.
 The application will be considered at later meeting as the absence of two members made vote impos- sihle.
 Harry A. Wilkins application for permit 10 build a laundry on stan ley street was laid over for on in- spoction.
 CarmeIa Francolino was given per mission to build three tenement house on Stanley street.
 Action was deferred for second time on the Perrotta and Boyle ap- plications.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-08
Two Million Dollar Loss
 As Canadian Hotel Burns

Banff. Alta. April 8 P)--Fire has destroyed the north wing of the fam ous Banff Springs hotel, four story structure, with a loss estimated by the Canadian Pacific Railways com pany. which owned it, at around $2.000.O00.
 In addition 10 the destruction of the north wing, considerable damage was done to the newer central sec ton of the hotel. The fire, which started yesterday morning, was con- trolIed only after combined efforts of the townspcople, a large force of railway workmen and fire apparatus rushed from Calgary.