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New Britain herald., 1927-09-26
Store Services
Frco delivery hv nrr

Free delivery by our own trucks. Free parking space for our customers autos at rear of store. Extended payments. if you wish, on the Watkins Plan or Easy Payments. Excellent phone service. Four trunk lines connect our switchboard with your phone. Call Hartford 3-430h. Interior decorators st your service. Contract depart ment at the service Of hotels. lhealers. schools. libraries. churches clubs and similar in stituuons
New Britain herald., 1927-09-26

fne furniture you'll be throughout r cup clar and char exactly S are o taupe noar with side cushions Regular S42o00 and
, 1927-06-21

PASSENGERS per S. s. "Catberine" June
is h and 1864: From San Juan: Robert
Niedrach, Kara Media ch, Peter L la
Bega. Carl L. la Beg Gladly La Bega.
TneoIiDder Reubel, Maria Z. La Bega
, 1927-06-21

Passengers sailed by the S. S. 'Domi-
nica'' on Sunday: For New York-Nr.
Alexander Grant, MIR. Lionel Burke, Mr..
ErIe Williams, Miss Miily Lasdiey, Miss
Louisa Rodgers, Mrs. Karen Hunt, Miss
Agnes Gyrell, Miss Venus Richardson,
Mrs. Louisa Hedge, Mrs. Mary Solomon.
Mrs. Angelina Robinson and Miss Olive
Bossue. For St. Thomas Mrs. Sarah
Edwards, Master Emile Burnley. Alex.
Cooling, Mr.. Richard Birch Mrs. Annie
Petersen and Miss Loretta Richards.
The schooner Resolution left here
yesterday afternoon for St. Thomas with
the OUTGOING mail and passengers NaIyl-
ma Williams and Loricia Hagdcast.e.
, 1927-06-21

and Rafael Fabian. From St. Thomas
Sister Dorothy. Elizabeth Thurland, Zeli
f. 3 LarE29a CUE. Modesto Mode. e r. Ro qr1f9. Marie
Hansen. For New York via San Juan
Robert Niedrach, KarIa Niedrach, B. r.
Larsen and Percy Stridiron. For San
Juan. P. R-8Rafael FABIAN. Adrjaaa
Seeley. Mr.. q Mrs. MacKie and Mrs. j.
Aastrup.
, 1927-06-21

had agreed to pay that sum to the first
man who flew from New York to Paris.
Picking, June 18th. Marshal Chang
Tso Lin has accepted the dictatorship IF
the Ankuochun Northern Chinese ALI
aace), this afternoon. it has been am
nounced by the alliance.
Moscow. June 18th. Describing the
sentence imposed upon Boris KoWarda,
slayer If Noikotf at Warsaw, as a traves-
tv of Justice. the press declares that The
sentence Wss a proof of insincerity cf
P0.and's assurances Of-gOod will 10 the
Soviet Union. The sentence was lie
imprisonment, with a recommendation
that it be commQJed to fifteen years. The
Rosacbaya Gazette the first paper 10 pub
llsh news oil the Polish courts finding.
issued en- extra IN which il declared that
ko"ards bad received ardieuIousIy mild
sentence for ! hiGe0us cime, RESPONSE
biIty Tor which falls ugon the Polish
Government.
Moscow. June 18th ''Tass. " the Off
cial news agency, says il is authorized to
deny en-. phaticalIy as gross inveDti0ns''
, reports circulated in the foreign press
relating to the introduction Of a state of
war in Moscow and Lenferad, mobiIiza-
ton in the Ukraine and mass repressions
reported no various cities of the Sow &
Union. Particularly, it says, there
is not The slightest truth in reports of
the execution of Is former officers in
Moscow. or the reports If mass execu-
lions at N.adivostcE, Chelysbinsk. TilIs,
kharkov and other cities.
0akmont, June 18th. Tommy Armour
yesterda" became the open champion of
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Last Rites Held for
Mrs. Eva Harvey

Funeral service was held Monday
afternoon at the Bonney-Watson
Mortuary for Mrs. Eva Harvey, age
go years, pioneer resident Of Seattle
who died Wednesday, October ~ at
the family home, sos. 29th avenue
North. Rev. Z. Martin Lewis, CT
ficiated and Mrs. Margaret Malone
sang the solo. A resident Of Seattle
since 1888. Mrs. Harvey was well
known. Many floral pieces bore mute
evidence of the high esteem in which
she was held by friends and neigh
bors. Interinent was in Lakewood
cemetery. Mrs. Harvey is survived
by her husband C. H. Harvey, three
sons, Robtrt, Roy and Raymond;
three daughters, Miss Corrinne, Mrs.
Gertrude Wright and Mrs. Irene
Alexander, sister Mrs. Geo. w. Tur-
ner 2 brothers Arthur Ellis of Min
neapolis and Charles Ellis, Seattle.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Card of Thanks

We take this means of thanking
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy during the i'll
ness and death of our beloved wife,
mother and sister, Mrs. Eva Harvey,
who passed away, October IL, 1927.
We especially thank Rev. E. Martin
Lewis fer the sermon, Grace Presby-
terrain Choir for music, Mrs. Margar-
ct Malone for her vocal solo, and all
who sent floral tributes. To every
one who assisted in any way, we are
very grateful.-C. H. Harvey, wild
over, Robert, Roy, Raymond, Cor
inne, Mrs. Gertrude Wright, Mrs.
Irene Alexander, children; Mrs. Geo.
w. Turner, sister; Arthur Ellis of
Minneapolis, Charles Ellis of Seat
tie, brothers.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Lincoln Fair Week
To Open SUNDAY

The Third Annual Lincoln Fair and
Industrial exposition will open Sunday
night ct Mt. Zion church when Dr.
Sydney Strong will be the speaker
for. religious service beginning the
weeks program. The fair will con.
tinue six successive evenings, ending
Friday night with a carnival. There
will be booths by local business hous-
es, among them McFarlin's Haber-
dashery. Tutt-Robinson Drug Co.,
The Enterprise, Varlack Beauty
Shoppe and others. There will also
be displays of handicraft, art work,
culinary art, food stuffs, garden
truck and flowers. Season tickets to
the fair are soc. The following is
the weeks program:
Sunday night, October 23.-Relig-
ious night. Sermon by DR.. Sydney
Strong.
Monday. night, October 24.-Edu-
cational night, DR.. F. B. Cooper in
charge. s'' %}e a
Tuesday night, October 25.-Musi-
cal night and Negro symposium.
Wednesday night, October &c.
Fraternal Societies night. w. H.
Wilson, in charge.
Thursday night, October 27.-Ab-
raham Lincoln night. H. R. Cayton
in charge.
Friday Night, October 28.-Joy
and Carnival night. Mrs. Orsova G.
Brown in charge.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
$40, 900 Damages
Dwindles to 500

Hearing of the damage suit of P.
F. 0'Grady and wife against E. r.
Penland was heard Monday in Judge
Gilliam's Court. 0'Grady and wife
sought $10,160.75 damages from
Pehland as the, result of an accident
November Is, 1926 when Penland's
car crashed into the 0'Grady home
at 23d avenue and East Columbia.
Penland and witnesses testified the
crash was unavoidable as his car
skidded on the wet pavement when
he turned sharply to avoid an APP
preaching car coming on the wrong
side of the street. The O'Gradys
claim their house was badly damaged
and Mrs. 0'Grady's health destroyed
by fright from the crash. A jury
awarded them $500.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Oscar McFarlip Thanks
Patrons for Success: -.

Mr.. Oscar H. McFarlin, owner OF
McFsrlin's Haberdashery, sol A.
Jackson street (our own haberdash-
ery) takes this method to thank his
patrons for helping to make the bus
mess q success during the first, six
months. The doors of the store were
opened April Is, 1927 and steady
growth in trade has been shown up
to date. Much credit is due Miss
Ruby Manning, high school graduate,
class of '27 and member of the
younger social set who has added
much to his success. She is the
only girl or boy of our. group north
west of Chicago who is an absolute
clerk in business of this kind. If
the next six months business is as
promising as the last, it will enable
Mr.. McFarlin to employ at least two
more clerks.-0scar McFarlin, Nc
Farlin's Haberdashery, sol A. jack
son st. ~ 81.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21

The Will Do Club met with Mrs.
r. L. Shields last Monday and re-
elected their corps of efficient Off
GERS. Mrs. William Chandler has
been president since its inception and
is largely responsible for the unique
affairs given by this club. They re-
Gently raised purse for man con-
fined in prison by selling chances on
a Kindergarten bracelet. Mrs. Dean
Hart held the lucky number and was
awarded the prize. The next meeting
will be November at the Dunbar
Hotel with Mrs. Tessie Austin as the
hostess. -, -.,.t -
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KEEP OFF DATE: NOVEMBER
24-Annual Thanksgiving Ball OF
Self-lmprovement Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch Brown, prom
inent citizens of Longview, passed
through the city last week en- route
to Vancouver. B. c., and were the
guests of Attorney and Mrs. Dean L.
Hart.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Says Wife Deserted Him

In complaint for divorce filed
Saturday, Wilmer Steele charges his
wife deserted him in March, 1927 and
fled to San Francisco where she re-
fuses to return to his home in Seat
tie. The couple were married De-
cember 20, 1922.
The Lincoln Helping Hand Club
met Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. George w. Sneed. when the
president. Mrs. A. L. Oliver, gave a
report of the annual meeting Of the
state federation and also Of the BIZ
annual meeting of the, Northwest
federation. Delicious refreshments
were served bv the hostess.
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KEEP OFF DATE: NovEMBER
l5-GOLDEN AID CLUB.

Representing King County Col
ored Republican Club. a committee
including H. r, Cayton, Clarence R.
Anderson. N. ]. Graffell and w. H.
Wilson, motored to Olympia last
Monday and held an interview with
Governor Roland Hartley regarding
appointments of colored persons to
political Jobs.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21

Mrs. a. =. waters entertained at
dinner Sunday, honoring Mrs. Robert
Dishmore, recent bride, who is here
from Los Angeles, and Mrs. B. H.
Johnson. Covers were placed for six.
A color scheme of yellow and white
was effectively carried out.
Mrs. Wyman and son entertained
at birth anniversary dinner Monday
night honoring Mrs. Wyman's ami
versary. Covers were placed for Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yarbrough and daughter, Mrs. Doro.
thy Coates of Spokane and Miss
Queenie TAYLOR.
Archie Brown. who recently I'M
derwent an operation at Providence
Hospital, is rapidly improving and
expects to be removed to his home
soon.
Mrs. William Taylor (nee Alice
Melker), accompanied by Miss Jua-
nita Person Of st. Paul, arrived in
the city Thursday morning to join
her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
are at home at 1918 Gath Ave. Miss
Person remained only for short
visit returning home Friday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence o. English entertained
at breakfast Thursday morning for
the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
Miss Juanita Person and Frank Clark.
w. A. Robinson entertained at the
home of his sister. Mrs. j. X. Chase,
for the party Thursday night.
The Golden Aid Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at First A. NJ. T..
Church at the usual hour. This club
is assisting the trustees in completely
redecorating and refurnishing the
parsonage and repairing the garage
for the convenience of the new pas
tor, the Rev. A. r, Dobbins.
Mrs. M. M. Griffin of Yakima and
Mrs. Hattie Myers of Snohomish were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Thomp-
son a few DAYS this week.
]. Garfield Taylor and Oliver S.
Sheffield passed the weekend near
Ellensburg and Yakima on hunting
trip. In Ellensburg they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson.
Mrs. Leatha Watson entertained
at dinner Monday night, compliment.
ing her brother. DR.. +. A. Cobbs Of
Edmonton, Alta, and her sister, Miss
Gertrude Holiday of Casper, Wyo.
Citizens who answered the appeal
of w. H. Wilson for funds to Sc
cure the parole of young man from
Walla Walla prison will be glad to
know the young man was given his
freedom and now is employed in Sc
attic.
Parents desiring their children to
have piano instruction should visit
Professor L. L. McGruder's studio,
1913 East Denny Way. Professor
McGruder is thorough musician, a
graduate of Colorado College and
Denver University. He is chorister
of nationl fame, having produced sue
cessful chorus concerts at Tacoma,
Los Angeles, Denver. Chicago, New
York and other cities. Professor Nc
Gruder is forming beginners class
and the entrance fee Is very reason
able. Particulars may be had by
telephOning East 4336.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21

Mrs. A. c. Waters entertained at
dinner Sunday, honoring Mrs. Robert
Dishmore, recent bride. who is here
from Los Angeles. and Mrs. B. H.
Johnson. Covers were placed for six.
A color scheme of yellow and white
was effectively carried out.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21

Mrs. Wyman and son entertained
at birth anniversary dinner Monday
night honoring Mrs. Wyman's ami
versary. Covers were placed for Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yarbrough and daughter, Mrs. Doro-
thy Coates of Spokane and Miss
Queenie TAYLOR.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-10-21
Seattle Notes and Gossip
Miss AIRLINE DAVIDSON. Reporter
Phones: Day, Eliot 45s6; Night, East 1858
Notice Shriner.

A meeting of Benz Hassan Temple
No. Ga Order of Mystic Shrine will
be held at 2:30 pm. Sunday, October
30 at the Elk's Home. Mobiles cctne
prepared to pay annual dues.-Clar-
ence Z. Rounds, Potentate; w. H.
Wilson, Recorder.
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Sued by Creditors

Papers in suit against Leslie
"Wiidcat" Carter were filed We'd
nesday in superior court by H. Pal
mer on an assignment from the East
ern Quitting Company for $54.
Carter, it is alleged, purchased some
clothes and has never completed pay
ing for them. An affidavit for writ
of punishment has been filed.
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Wanted!
Women Agents

to sell full-fashioned silk hose and
up-to-date neckwear. Liberal COM
mission. L. Marx, 3I5 Pacific Block.