New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], July 17, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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NEW HRITAIN DAILY HRRAI.D, THIT.SDAY, JULY 17, 1021.
GUESTS
AT BO YSCOUT CAMP
Swlm Eat and Sing on Shore oT
Job's Pond
pif b (mi unit Mm o I"ii..
r l Job pen 4 near rerlin UM
attaint n tM4 an Interesting tiuiv,
when Ik nicmlwm of lit New Jinidiit
Kiaanla club niolar4 la Ilia loy
Scout rump ami kliiliif n4 scam
niruinri eavli thr.
It "tha nut) of kitting 1h"
er everybody al Just alum! llu tune
lha Kiaaniaiia lmil4 at t lie ramp.
Tha scouts tii jut uniTgeiJ from lti
ater n4 dumieii ihslr uniform In
lima la liave Owtir Johnson laka their
pirliir lor The llentlil. The Kiwmi.
Unt lrua liila Ilia parking on
the top fit the bluff overlooking Ititi
ramp ami In a Jiffy miwi of them wero
In bathing suits i 'I splashing In ilia
,l-r. I'rt-mili nt Churlea W, Haw
kins, William It. Kmin. Kluaiilun
plumber known la lui fellow mvmlH-r
"Uathtub HIM" ami soveritl other
angsgnt In an alleged sumo of qunlts,
much la tha anmwmcnl of the soout
spectators.
Among the Klwaniana who wera
present wera Will loin taemel. Norman
Morrill, William It. Venn, Dr. A. 8.
Oranl, Harry Howard, Kidney i.'urran,
E. W. Tape. Attorney David asffney,
Joseph. M. Ward. C W. Parker,
Deputy V. H. Marshal A. P. Marsh, W.
i. Cannon, Wanton .Ashley, Hurry
O'Connor and Cliarlea W Hawkins,
' During the partaking of a aplendld
upper of which tha outNtHntllng fea
ture! were chicken la kins, homo,
made cake and lea cream, products
of the chef, 'Top" Hller's culinary
efficiency, Scout Executive Waller O.
Cook, In charge of the camp, took ad-
A
CAUSE
OF-
WOMEN'S ILLS
OMEN OFTEN THINK THEY HAVE
HEART TROUBLE. (INDIGESTION. NER
VOUS PROSTRATION. ETC. WHEN ITS
SIMPLY IRON STARVATION OF THE
BLOOD.
Mtiny women lleve they are weak
and nervous as a result of aire, worry
and overwork; they think that their
dlaturbed digestion, headache, heart
palpitation, shortness of breath,
palna acroas the back, etc., are due
to aome serious disease Instead of the
real cause Iron starvation of the
blood. This Is proven by the fact
that when many of these same wom
en take" organic Iron for awhile all
their alarming symptoms quickly dis
appear and they become strong, ro
bust and healthy. Iron Is absolute
ly necessary to enable your blood to
change food into living cells and tis
sre. Without It nothing you eat does
you the proper amount of good you
do not get the strength out of it.
If you are not atrong and well do
not wait until you go all to pieces
and collapse In a state of nervous
prostration, but take some organic
Iron Nuxated Iron at once. But be
sure It's organic iron and not metal
lie Iron which people usually take
and which is made merely by the ac
tion of strong acids on small pieces
of iron. Organic NUXATED IKON Is
like the iron in 'your blood and like
the iron In spinach, lentils and ap
ples and It often Increases the bodily
and mental vigor of weak, wornout
women In two weeks' time.
Beware of substitutes. Look for
the word "Nuxated" on every pack
age and the letters N. I. on every tab
let Your money will be refunded
by the manufacturers if you do not
obtain perfectly satisfactory results.
At all druggists.
nue ga opportunity la ttitnilf:
ka ititii'ul uelt'uiua la I lie iititoi ou
IvI.rfU of III totllll I'OUIUll lll ll
t'iiii uiii'Ul aud 1 1'" kcouta llieui
triici II idiM aiiuuiiuu la iliu
iirl uut t .'nip ii ui Ur ay and u.
g.i.J llal If II ir miI,i Int
uitu mum titll Hut camp also. In
u 4 at Ilia Im t tl.al Mr. i'unk mt
l.i iUi'l. fliailti It, VlUUrli i lid
llu lut j W, I'aiku. bad Hm'M nil
i IbI.uiuiu program ut nitriiaiiiiiieiil.
a louud iiiipuksibla to vim! bulb
rumps before l" bilgl's euundrd for
lights mi."
Nu An lit' Wrailnr. Himotfr
The pintfidiii opened with anuatlo
tpurls. Hut Mug what laly
tusg'-JtM Mil Aict'e wlialmg ldl'
tian, Ta boat, -'h conlaliiiun Hue
;i)l Mini aerf ml rei-tleir
twain, oMMiiinn ami l aipoimir cou
utel wild uluirp poinltd Imrpuone
for a ItnatiiiK long irpiffceutim Die
what, while w"inii of the pant and
i.r,. hl and Klwanlaiia ot Hit pr
wnt and future niond r wit on ilia
bank ad yelled and clirered like
group uf linrauu Aimiicana ut a
tmw-luitl gtiiue ImIwioii "The Old
Home ToW aii'l Ihe "Hilled ItUala."
1'allowlng the wliiiMng ixpedltinn
lining I'oni'M fiilliiwt'd In which
"lHditoni" aniH'd with long polea
Willi pillow lied to Hie ends tried to
push each other of the I'Oitla Into Ihu
water. Iienionittniliima of list aid
treatment lo n boy who wag all
smashed up In an Imaginary autonio
Idle accident follnwed. Tha demon
Mration bad an unexpected element of
typical boy liulnnr, when Ihe flrrt aid
expert declared Hint tha patient had
fainted and ordered somebody sent
for water. With a aupposedly frac
tured skull, one arm In splints and a
broken leg heMdei Internal Injuries of
various and unnumed kinds, the "un
conscious" patient got up from tha
ground with the objection, "You ain't
gonna pour no water on me," and In
tho Iniiph that followed, went on with
the demonstration, only when assured
that nothing would happen which was
not on tha program.
Slug Armmil Camp 1'lre
A picturesque ceremony and at Ihe
same time a real good chummy time
followed around the rump .fire. A
Brent pile of logs Jud been procured
for the occasion and as they crackled
and the flames rosred and leaped
high Into the air, Klwanlnns and their
youthful hosts joined In singing va
rious songs, accompanied by tho camp
orchestra, ttlles Clark. Jr., Is violin
ist; James Beach played the collapsi
ble organ; I.eo Ursdley played a saxa-
phone, and Charles D. Vlhherts played
a piccolo.
The salute to the ring. Including a
general assembly, blowing of letreat
by the bugles and the discharge of a
sunset gun as the colo.'s were lowered,
made a picturesque ceremojiy.
A feature of the program was the
singing of the popular, "It Ain't Gon
no Rain No Mo' " In new way. Dif
ferent boys would sing improvised
verses as solos and :he group would
Join in the chorus. The song develop
ed about "0 verses, with Mr. Vlbberts
as song leader.
A musical duel between the Boy
Scouts and the Kiwnnls which was not
on the program causd considerable
fun. r
A cheer for the visitors and a song
by the latter, "CJoodbye, Boy Spouts"
to the tune of "Goodnight Ladles',"
finished a pleasant evening.
This evening members of the New
Britain Hotary club will motor to the
camp to be guests of the boys.
ilrls' Camp
About five minutes walk from the
boys' camp and on the shore of the
same lake, concealed in small thicket,
so dense that wild rabbits hop about
the grass covered path unmolested,
lies the Girl Scout camp. The tents
in this camp stand farther hack from
the edge of the lake, and the kitchen
forms part 'of a swimy cottage with a
large porch overlooking the water.
The chef is L. W. Occupln of New
Britain.
The camp is jh chirge of Miss Lois
Shaw, Girl Scont director, and 'Miss
Leonora S. Fox, a swimming expert
who recently was awarded a govern
ment Red Cross life saver's medal.
Mrs. L. A. Sprague, girl scout com-
r . um . . mi i numi m i. - ,
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts Make Welkin Ring at Job's Pone
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7i':UTSSJn3S
HDSSHIILLER GETS
INTO J FINALS
Will Compete In Tomorrow's 400
Metre Races
SOMEBODY TAGK AIACK SKNNETT
Showin? jjfii'l scnuts at Job's pond in afternoon swim period. Miss I-ol Shaw is soon sitting in
the J'orcffioiiiKi of the center of the boat. Minn Shaw in scout director. On the same scut with
her is Miss onora S. Fox, who him Wen awarded a Hed Cross life saver's medal for the govern
ment. Miss l-'ox is in charge of swimming. ,
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ilniiii! iuiiiiing I'ihiI, In fuiir.
elles. fiance, July T.-Johnny
W.'iimill r uf Hie I tilled Htutea la.
day hiiiiic. liivt In the keiiii.huals uf
Hie tllvi'Uio (uli.iiioire tl'l slyle
suim, Iliu lime as & minutes U-K
.i..n.l Aii.Ii. w c'liiirlluii of An.
Iralu u Miuud and l.l"r HniKh
el lh i n II -ii Hut. ihlid,
ii'lnglKNin IMtlng.
In h eliuilnaiiun Iriu's lor spring.
board diUllg by women, three la
finality lor le linsls limim row, In Die
tn t.t eric Mi Cliiwlieih llieki'r of
tlie 1'niied Htalea won tlmt with six
puluts. MiKs Aiieen lligiiln of the
I'nited Htates, second, Willi thirteen
pillule., and MUi Krirmtl of Aindrulla,
third, Willi twenty pniiiia.
In the second aerhv, Mis Carol
Kletcher. I'nited Knit' i, was fimt
with seven points, Mls Johnson Ot
Hweden, second, willi ten poln's, and
MIhs (Hiier of Hweileu, third, with
fourteen points.
Moth WelHiniiiHer and Hniiih qual
llled lor Ihe llniils In the 4'.metre
event lo be rilspi ted tomorrow.
Warren Kealoha of Hawaii and
Twill Wyntt of I nlonlown, !.. varned
tlia rljlit to cnnipcia in tomorrow's
finals In Ihe !( metre bnckstroke by
linislilng olio lo In tho first semi
final ot this event today.
alias Hnbii flsiker, AWs"
Ciy, lliw Ailtsii rtiggiH, Hm Vark,
au.l Miss Carol f'Meher, I'aaadena,
Calif., Ihe three American I'll
lered In III Uiii-y ditiuk, le
aiirliibiMrt, all Mualihrd (or "ie
tluals- The -ur a( Miss herker
and Mi Kletuhar ere linprewina.
Siliaa lliin appeared lo be beluw
her Uiunl good standard.
Itreer Is M'ratllll.,
Allliouilt lUlph Hieyer. North.
w-ntein rnitemiH-, was quslllle-l Is
suit III the eml-fiiials of Ihe !)
metre luck stroke pe waa eraiciim,
Ihe American team iletlding la re.
s.r him ror the relay.
The Ulyuipio iuiiiilnii program
as so healy loaded Ihst Ihe dr.
gsui.T4 were forced la hold fare,
r.ucii aeaniili, today. The populsriiy
of Hum part Is such lb si there I ere
nearly iieistura present 4 16
o'clock when Ihe dlera disputed Ihe
f itii-IUtdi lor lh springboard, div.
linnls Tonirrur,
jnlinny Weiswniiller had lii ususl
alkovir. forging lo the front ovor
the entire held Iti the 4"'-metra
SAliu, free siyle, when the sem.
finals were run off. 'the American
took 'he bed al Iho start and did not
give It up. Andrew Charlton, the
Australian phenomenon, wu sail,
lied lo quulify and did not exert him
(.elf, u'i.i.iniiir. Charlton. A me Borg
and Ake Uork, the Hwedlsh twins,
and Lester Hmiin, cniten rnine. u.
....... i ii. iiiinla nf the 400. metres
tomorrow, the Hwedlsh brothers hav.
Ing finished one two in tne eecomj
aeiiil-flnal. Arne Horg'i time in this
event was t minutes St seconds.
inn ,.,.w,.i linckstrokoi first Semi-
........ ..uiirtr fn. finals Friday!
III1ILI, iw" ' M-.w... - -
Wurren Kealoha, Hawaii, first) Taul
Wyatt, IMilontown, I'a., secona. lima
I mlniile, 13 J- seconds.
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WfflW-t:
"HEY, CHUCK, WHEN DO WE DIVE?" .
Charles "Chuck" Vibberts, director of athletics at the boy scouts' camp has 3ifficulty holding
the boys in until the cameraman gets the proper focus. '
missloncr. was exppctel to arrive in
camp today. .Mipses Dorothy Bnu
wens and Irene Hayes are junior
counsellors.
The girls In camp this week are
Harriet Alice, Edna Barlon, Florence
Goohy, Elisabeth Harwood, Clara
Belle Holstein, Pauline Knllln, Var
tara Smith, Helen Pklha, Helen Pan
konln, Edna Kieffer, Harriet Sprague,
Mary Ptolomey, Mabel Kpiing, Irene
HaiRis, J'orothy Bauwena and Frances
Hurt and Rita Silherman of Stamford.
Kcrtnnes oftpn have been found
between tho pages of discarded
Bibles.
Ho man politicians brfore election
time usd to b.iihe with the people
in publlo. bathhouses, .
BODY RECOVERED
Lebanon. Conn., July 17 The body
of Erwin Latorback, 23. a waiter at
the Grand View hotel, Wtllianls Pond,
who disappeared while bathing in the
pond yesterday, was recovered by
grappling early todny. Medical Exam
iner C. C. Glldersleeve ordered the
body taken to Norwich, pending an
attempt to get. word to ' l-atorbnrk's
fi-lpnrls. The drowned man cam"' to
the hotel three days ago from New
York to work In the Kttcnen. tie is
known to have a friend, Henry
Hcb link of Wayne, Mich., but no rpl
atives in this country so far as known.
He was a native of Germnny.
A pinkish grass covers all the
lawns In a section of South Africa.
Tourists Pay Now
Levuka, FIJI Islands Tourists must
pay now to see the mcke-meke, na
tive dance of the shiny-skinned Fiji
ans. The natives have become so re
ligious and deeply reverent that it is
almost Impossible to draw, them into
their old barbaric, dancps. W'oen
they do dance, it Is for the, church.
All proceeds are turned over to tho
Sunday schools.
English collectors pay fabulous
sums for old tin halfpennies of the
period of William and Mary.
A woman is eligible to become an
officer or a captain of the British
Mercantile Marine.
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