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Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08
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LII Teller" Sweet Little Woman
of Mine" LET Miss Indy Pass"
Keep on Hoppin" and "Marcelle".
1t was in the latter his friends be-
lieve he reached his greatest height
Of heart appeal. Mr.. STATIONS daugh-
ter, Marcelle, was dangerously i'll
and believed to be dying. The poet,
overwhelmed with grief, sang out the
agony Of his soul in a poem.
mighty LAX a Rose" inspired
Ethelbert Nevin, one Of Americas
foremost composers, to compose a
musical setting for it. Carrie Jacobs
Bond, another Of Americas immort-
ais, wrote the music to "Just A
Wearyin' For You" Edward Kneisel
wrote the music for "Li'l Teller.
The first Mr.. Stanton knew Of
mighty Lik A Rose, which he had
copyrighted, being set to music was
when he heard a friend humming it
to himself. After investigation he
sold the words for $3.50.
"The long and the short of it was
that right at that moment l happen
ed to be a little short of cash, so
took the $780," He received a like
amount for Gust A-Wearyin' Tor
You"
BY reason Of style and diction,
the chief charm and power of which
lie in its simple directness, Mr.. STAN
ton was able to give to literature the
quaint philosophy of the old-time
Southern negro and also the senti-
ment Of the old-time South. Hun
dreds of his poems were written in
the dialect Of the appealing old
negro of "befo' de war days."
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08
NOTICE

There are quite numDer Of un-
called for shoes in stock which have
been placed on sale at the Seward
Leather Works
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Public dance at Odd Fellows hall
this evening. The music was never
better and the floor is excellent.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Eastman Kodaks and films. Schal
ierer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Read the ads every day.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-01-08

Try our Seattle ice cream.
Sylvia's.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Rayon Spreads
'2.s'

Size 80xl08. Seamless spread
and pillow throw in one piece.
OF lustrous quality in rose,
blue, gold and green. Scalloped
edges.
(Fourth Floor.i
Evening star., 1927-10-02

Heavy Double Thread Bath Towels
Size 22x44 inches. Large absorbent Cannon
Bath towels white with blue stripe borders OOo
Unusually fine quality and outstanding value at ~
this very special price
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Irish Linen Sets
80c

Cloth size 34x34 with four
napkins to match. Fine-grade
Irish linen crash: with coiorful
two-tone borders. Each set in
box.
Fourth Floorl
Evening star., 1927-10-02

Exquisite handmade 6let and cut work, Madeira hand
embroidery mosaic hand embroidery and Porto Rican
hand embroidery-in elaborate designs-beautfully
worked-at savings of third more.
Evening star., 1927-10-02

Handmade. of linen hnck, in
size I5x25 inches
These towels are trimmed
with lovely handmade flet
lace; and are adorned with de-
signs in elaborate cut work.
Seldom do you find such fine
qualities and lavish hand
work-at a price so small.
Only 24O of them-so we
urge early selection-as we
are certain they will sell
rapidly.
(Bourth Floor.)
Evening star., 1927-10-02
4 Charge account

With The Hecht Co. permits
you to have these lovely and
useful articles-without undue
scrimping or saving. Ask on
the Fourth Floor. .< Ssak.auax.
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Handmade Filet
Trimmed Cut Work
Scarfs
Dinner Cloths
1895

Size 72xlOO inches. Exquisite
handmade hlet and cut work
table cloths. In elaborate cut
work designs and finished with
handmade edging and inserts.
Other Sixes trom SfrSf fsches TO
72xI26 Inches-sI99S TO 5lS9
Evening star., 1927-10-02
Jap Crepe
Napkins
7c

You'll want to see our enlarged linen department,
" opened on the Fourth Floor beautiful and tasteful
collection of decorative pieces for every needeconomcay
priced for this event.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31
Social Tctiuities Tbout fSown
Holiday Diversions Furnish Round of Gaety - Gala Entertainment at Shuttle Meadow Tonight-Club
 to Hold Annual Open House Monday Afternoon.
home of Miss Gladys Day.

The nearby hotels nns restaurants night clubs and he- aer all in gala attire for the Ney Years Eve ceebaons All of novel entertainments have been arranged or the hotels offering midnight supper cabaret stunts and musical programs while the theaters to the front with special midnight vaudeville performance
 The Shuttle Meadow Club will tonight witness of it's important New Years Eve celebrations Despite the fact
 that the house committee has endeavoed to keep the number down 250 the reservations close to 3OO Beginning at o'clock lasting until o'clock in the morning. with supper midnight and breakfast at 2i o'clock S Yafes orchestra pa and with the unusually large crowd of diners and danc the party already proclaimed success In the way of decorations there will be all of holiday g1eenery ankng the walls of the main ballroom Red lights, sparkling Christ
 tree say nothing of the var coored balloons which will hang clusters from the ceiling All will tend to make the party of great color and gaey Tables have been reserved by Governor John H. Trumbu and Mrs 1umbu Mr. and Mrs. George Kimba Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Parsons Mr. and Mrs B. Banord MT. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer, Mr. and Mrs. Osan Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Tower Mr and Mrs Sherwood Raymond Mr. and Mrs Maxwell S. Hart Dr William Mir. and Mrs Roswell Moore Mr. and Mrs w. Riley of Bristol Mir. and Mrs Isaac Kellogg of Hartford, MT. and Mrs B. F. Frederick Macomber Mr. and Mrs Edward senle Mr. and Mrs John C. Loom Stanton Ashley and Mr. and Mrs c. r. Treadvay of Bristol
 New Years Day to be celebrated at the Shuttle Meadow club Monday afternoon offers it's usual encng aspect The Open House club members and their house guests always
 drawing card Dancing in the main ballroom from to 9 o'clock with supper served at 530 will surely bring large a tendance Nearly everyone out for the paf not to enjoy the music and the lovely tables laid in the dining each fascinating than another in the culinary arts Aside from this party at the club several others have been planned for New Years Day itself and great many have been invited to almost all of the there Will be chance to go on from to another.
 With the holiday attractions almost begins to wonder what form of revey planned for the midwiner Everybody belonging to the Shuttle Meadow club will o be interested in eang that plans already under really large parties c wide interest One of them IS set February and the other will take place March, To date those making arrangements are keeping the ac tua details secret though is rnoed that one will be fancy party, managed under the capable direction of Mrs Howard Humphrey If you remember her other parties lhe Pirates Ball. "A Night in Florida and famous Sheik Party vou already know what brilliant affair to expect.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Miss Gertrude Lyman of Plain vile is visiting her uncle, pr James Prior, Of Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. William C. Hart and daughter, Miss Ruth Hart of Roxbury road. are spending the weekend in New York.
 Miss Maud4 F.. Traynr is visiting at her home in Rochester, New York.
 Attorney Israel Nair is attending the national convention of Tau Ep- silon Phi fraternity at Philadelphia.
 Mir. and rMs. Frank Davidson Of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs. Mar garet Trumbull of Wallace street.
 fIurlbut A. Griswold returned on Thursday 10 the University Of the South, Sewance, Tennessee, after spending the holidays with his par cnts, MT. and Mrs. Alfred GrisWold of Francis street.
 Mir. and Mrs. x. Buchaltor and daughter of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mir Buchaltcr's parents Of FaXan place.
 Miss Mary Diemand of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, is spending the hoii- days at the homo of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dicmand Of South Burritt street.
 Miss Eliza beth Atwell is spending the Christmas recess with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. C. F. Atweli of Maple Hill Manor.
 Miss Lila NJ. Loomis has returned 10 New York city after spending q week with her mother, Mrs, l.. A. Loomis of Planville.
 Miss Elizabeth Simball, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur kimball of Lexington street returned yesterday from Wayne. Pa, where she has been visiting q classmate, Miss Margaret Henry Miss kimball re- turns next week to Dana Hall, Vel lesley, Mass,
 Leroy Flcisher. son of Charles Tleisher Of Kensington and his house guest J. Albin Anderson of Machen- ry, H., return tomorrow 10 Harvard Law school, Cambridge, Mass.
  Miss Bernico Tnkelbach, youngest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Max
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Mir. and Mrs. Louis Jones gave 8 dinner party followed by the theater last evening in compliment to Mir and Mrs. Harold Judd of Berlin. Mir and Mrs. Judd leave January s for Bcllcair Florida.
 Mrs Duncan Shaw will give tea tonOrroW afternoon at her home on Corhin avenue for Mrs, Wilber Gil- bort of Beaumont, Texas.
 Mrs. Edward II. Christ will enter tain members of the Alpha Alpha. alumnae Tuesday evening at her home on Coolidge street,
 Miss Harriet Reynal of Lexington street was hostess 10 the members of tho Thursday afternoon bridge club this week, The prizes were won by Mrs. Bennett H. Hubbard, Miss Miriam Mouat and Mrs. Arnold Wal lon.
 Mrs. William Middlemas will en- tcrt9in tn" Maple Hill Bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Golf street.
 The annual Christmas dance given hv Alpha Jota Epsilon fraternity was held Monday evening at the Burritt hotel There were about seventy-fVe couples in attendance. The alumni and active chapters were well rep resented, also other chapters of the national council.
 Miss Helena Doane and Miss Nan cy Doane, daughters of Nr. and Mrs. R. B. Doane of Maple Hill gave bridge party Of five tables at their home Monday evening.
 Mrs. Herbert Anderson will enter tain the members of her bridge club Thursday evening at her home on Golf street
 MT. and Mrs. Albert r. Corbin will
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Miss Ruth Bristoll, will give q dinner party this evening at her home on Corbin avenue.
 A most successful impromptu skating party took place Tuesday evening at the pond at the Shuttle Meadow club. Bright colored cleo. tric lights strung around the banks in addition to an old fashioned brass band. gavo q carnival atmosphere to the affair which attracted for tn" most part the school and college set, though here and there one noticed groups Of the younger married sets,
 Mr. and Mrs William r. Eoholan gave d bridge party of three tables "Wednesday evening at their home on Lincoln road. Dr. Frederick Nerri- field and Mrs. Morritield of Chicago, IL. were the honor guests. Tn" prizes went to Dr, Mcrritield and Mrs. Hardy Payor.
 Mrs. Frederick Macomber gave two small bridge parties at her home on Dover road this week, en- tcrtaininS on Thursday and Friday afternoons. The first day Mrs. ,]o- seph Williams was awarded the prize and on the second day Mrs. Joseph Hance took the trophy.
 Mrs. Harry M. Bates Of Russell street entertained l 1 at luncheon and cards at the Shuttle Meadow club Friday noon.
 Mir and Mrs. George Kimball are 10 entertain at dinner this evening at their home on South Burritt street.
 Gleason Parker will give an carly morning breakfast party tomorrow at the shack in Pennington.
 NIr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons of Dover road will give a small dinner party at their home Tuesday eve ming for MT. and Mrs. Harold Judd of Berlin.
 ' Mir. and Mrs, Rueben TWitchell of Two Path road will entertain at bridge Monday night.
 Mrs. Alexander MaCkey will enter tain the members of her bridge club at cards Tuesday afternoon at her home on Lincoln street.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Unkolbach of Black Rock avenue re- turned on Tuesday 10 Russell Sage college, Troy, x. '.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball and sons George and Penn T. kimball Of Lexington street returned Friday from short stay in New York city.
 Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick Of Prospect street are planning to leave early i'll January for California where they will visit Mir. Fitz- patricks sister, Mrs. James Corbett of Los Angeles. They will travel by boat by way of the Panama Canal. They will return in March
 
 Miss Eleanor L. Proudman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Everett B. Proudman of Maple Hill, has return cd 10 the I'orsyth-Tufts School of Dental Hygiene.
 Miss Ruby Andrews of Lincoln street is spending the weekend in Troy, x. Y.
 Miss Alenc Nelson of Harrison street left Thursday to spend the re- mainder of the week at Grand Mere. Canada.
 Miss Ruth Lienhard, daughter of 4 ion bl fl af Maple Hill. has returned 10 New York after spending the Christmas at her home.
 Clarence Nordstrom of Maple Hill is on a concert tour through New York state with the Wesleyan Glec club.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31
GATHERINGS
Impromptu Affairs At- tract Social Followers, Mrs. Bates Hostess.

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nachter will entertain several friends at dinner this evening at their home on Park Place.
 Harold Rossberg gave q bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of his mother. Mrs. Alice T, Ross berg on Vine street.
 William Cowles will entertain sev- eral friends at dancing at his homo in Berlin this evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Mrs. Clyde OHn Fisher and son q ho have been spending a week in town with Mrs. Fishers parents, NIT and Mrs. Frank Johnston Of West Main street will return on Monday 10 their homo iu Middletown.
 Harry Bates of Russell street was in New York city yesterday.
 Mrs William Montague Of Flaw ley street is spending d few days in New York city.
 Nr. and Mrs. Kenneth kron of Monroe street are in New York city
 Mr and Mrs Gravdon Co"les Of Plattsburg. x. r, who spent the Christmas holidays with Mr. Cowles parents, MT and Mrs. George E. Cowles of Chestnut street are now in New York city
 Mrs. Howard Humphrey Of Rus sell street returned today from New Fork city
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

Miss Elizabeth kimball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur kimball of Lexington street has returned from New York city Miss kimhall re. turns next week to Bana Hall. Vel lesley Mass,
 Miss Ruth Fish, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Isaac Fish Of the Shuttle Meadow club leaves for Washington. r C. tomorrow to resume her studies at Galladet college,
 Nr and Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert and children return next week to Beau. mont. Texas after spending the holt- days with Mrs. Gilbert's parents. Mir. and Mrs Buell. B. Bassette of Elm mons place.
 Mss Barbara Swift will return to Simmons college next week after spending two weeks with her father. Talmadge Swith Of Cedar street.
 NIIDfN -honlasut Ie'uTIlHu ou Tuesday to his home in Cambridge Mass after spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Montague of Hawlcy street.
 Mrs. Charles H Parsons of West Main street leaves January 2lst on q Mediterranean cruise.
 Dr Robert Buol of Garden street
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

William c. Hungertord of Russell street is spending the winter months in Camden. South Carolina.
 Dr. Frederick Merrifield. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Brooks Of High street over the holidays, returned yester day to his home in Chicago. Mrs Merrifield expects to remain with her parents for the month of January.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard White of Vance street, are spending the week end at Concord. Mass. with Profes- sor and Mrs. William Coles.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Colt of Rogers place returned from Boston on Wednesday.
 Ford Cooper. son of Mir. and Mrs. Elisha Cooper Of Vine street, is the guest of Frederick Kincaid Of Utica, New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. x. Cockrane and Miss Alice Bowe of Woodbury are visiting Mr and Mrs. William Buck Icy of Kensington avenue over tine holidays.
 Miss Barbara Palmer of New Ha- ven is the week end guest of Miss Harriet Parker. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Parker of Vine street.
 Mir and Mrs. Louis Reynal of Lex ington street left yesterday 10 spend several days in Montreal, Canada.
 Mrs. Douglas Rees, who has been the guest Of her father, Dr. $. W. Irving of Lenox Place. returned 10 her home in Minneapolis, Minnesota, this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. Reebe are visiting Mrs. Beehe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson of Winthrop street.
 Miss Marion Whitman IS the guest of Miss Viola Boardman on Worth ington ridge, Berlin.
 Mrs. Lillian Simmons and daush- fer, Estele, of West Main street. are spending the holidays at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
 Miss Sophie Mikalauskas has for her house guest Miss Helen V. Kan drat of New York. Miss Kandrat at tends the University Of New York.
 Seymour st. John and James St. John of Wallingford and John Gib- hons of Greenwich are visiting at 1T, home of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Tease on Vine street.
 Miss Anna and Mac Toner return cd to New York city after spending the holidays in this city.
 Miss Margaret Root, q student al Storrs College, is spending 1hc Christmas recess al her home in Berlin.
 William s. Cannon is spendm 7 three weeks at his former home on Montclair, New Jersey,
 Mir, and Mrs Raymond Rlndburt of Lexington, Massachusetts, spent Christmas with Mir. Bradbury's par ents, Mir. and Mrs, Henry Bradbury Of Wallace street
 Miss Barbara Swift, daughter Of Talmadge Swift of Cedar street Mas the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold Herrick of Larchmont, New Ierk during the week.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Dupont of New York city and Ralph Read of New Haven are visiting in town. They will he the dinner guests Of Mir and Mrs. George kimball and will later attend the dance at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 Mrs. R. W. Read of Ardmore, Pa. IS spending a few days with Mrs. Harriet N. Merwin of Lincoln street.
 (ATT TITDIhITC
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31
PERSONALS

Holiday Attracts Many Visitors-SchooI Set Re- turns Next Week.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-31

MT. and Mrs. Albert r. Corbin will
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Bad Check Charge
TO Be Dismissed

Charges of passing worthle IS
check brought against B. II. Rut-
ledge, formerly connected with the
county department of agriculture.
by Elsie Proctor, will be recon.
mended for dismissal by the district
attorneys office in Judge May.
field $ court Monday
Rutledge was arrested in Tulare
4 few days aga for county authori-
ties, Il warrant for his arrest hav
ing been issued Deputy Sheriff
I Poole was dispatched To Tulare to
return Rutledge here to answer the
charge but investigation in the ease
showed that there had been some
Misunderstanding.
1t was found that after the check
had been returned to the complain.
ant, marked insufficient funds
money had been deposited to his
credit at the bank 1t was also de-
clared that when he was notified Of
the condition money was wired to
cover the check. He will not be
returned to FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
MOLLA MALLORY
ELIMINATED IN
TENNIS TOURNEY

FOREST HILLS. y. Y, Aug. 2e
Mrs. Molla Mallory, d, Tending
national women 5 tennis champion,
was eliminated in the quarters fin
ais here this afternoon by Mrs. c.
II. Chaplin.
The score was 6-3. l-6, and 6-4.
Mrs. Mallory had trouble with
ter game from the start and il was
only through the exercise Of her
stout fighting heart that she was
able TO take the second set.
The former champion struggled
desperately against her own game
in the third and final set and made
fight out Of it even after she was
down, %
Mrs Chaplin tired badly in the
final games Of the deciding set but
Mrs. Mallory : net errors made Il
unnecessary for her to assume the
offensive
Miss Jacobs ran into trouble in
her first set against Mrs. R0eser
and lost Sc. The Young California
girl was unable to adjust her stroke
to the soft defensive game Of her
opponent and she was guilty Of a
succession Of costly errors. Her
powerful service also was off rance
and she obviously became discour-
aged.
Miss Jacobs rallied in the second
set and defeated Mrs. Roeser after
hard battle, Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Attorney Nuffer
Welcomed Home

Attorney Lee Nuffcr and his
bride. who was Miss Dora Chamber.
Of this city, returned last night
from their honeymoon trip to LAX .
Tahoe and other points, following
their marriage at Berkeley on Aug,
ust 10. They viii make their home
at $50 Olive street.
Attorney Nuffer was welcomed
INTO the ranks of the benedicts by
his brother LAWYERS at the luncheon
Of the Imperial County Bar Associ-
alton this noon, the attorneys TAX
ing various means of assuring him
that his abandonment Of the bach
rlor role is most agreeable to them.
The newlywed is secretary and
treasurer Of the bar association
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
EXPERIMENTAL
COMMITTEE TO
KEEP UP WORK

meeting of the Farm Rureal
committee on experimental projects
which IS working with Dr.. H i
Nebber Of the University of Cali
forma on experimental work in the
valley, was held at the farm bureau
Offices in the court house last nioht
Several others interested in tbt
WORK met with the committee ana
plans for the experimental cam.
palgn t. he conducted in the valley
were outlined.
At present the committee. com.
posed of J. F. Warner. chairman
D. l.. Debols and Francis Hienv. is
attempting to find suitable spots
for the planting Of crop Of root
stalk on citrus and deei6lous
fruits TINS viii be the first ev-
pertinent 70 he conducted while It
Is expected that eautalo7ne and
garden pea experiments VIII be he.
gun soon.
L was decided last nicht thai
the committee would be made a per.
manent one aud viii be extended
to include representation from the
various chambers Cf commerce. the
banking interests, tie beard of su-
pe1ViSors. newspaperS and other en-
t"rprises Interested in the work.
The committee viii then be known
&c the committee of cvnerimonta-
tion, under the auspices Of the farm
bureau
a meeting viii be held Saturday.
Sept. 10. at Meloland at which time
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Jones Continues
March To Title
Pv Ifot,ad Press Leased Wfra

MINIKAHDA COUNTRY CLUB,
! Minneapolis, Aug. 90 Bobby Jones
was in one of his shattering
moods at Minikahda today, and the
} result was disastrous for Francis
Oumet, Of Brookline.
With the Albanian reeling off
birdie after birdie and his tired on.
poncnt half heartedly and vainly
trying to keep pace, they finished
the morning round witht Bobby
eight up.
1t was as one sided a match as
has been seen in the present cham.
pionship
Meanwhile, Roland Mackenzie
and Chick Evans were having a
battle which was far from one sid
ed and found the youngsters from
Washington clinging 20 slender
lead of one up at the end of the
morning round
The veteran was off his game
and Mackenzie played raggedlv so
that it proved TO be a match Of the
survival Of the fittest.
Few had expected that Bobby
would beat Francis as badly today
az he did Jimmy Johnston yester-
day, but with "Calamity Jane''
the lethal putter good for any dis.
tance up to l2 feet and occasional
" more, it was not hard for the
Albanian to pile up his big adyan.
tage.
Bobby was over par on only one
hole, the tenth when his second
was on high bank near the green
and his chip did not stop dead.
Aside from that Jones had four
brides and bettered par at Mini
kahda by three strokes.