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NEW BRITAIN DtyLY HERALD, FRIDAY; JULY 18, 1IC.
20
ALLING RUBBER CO..
SPORTING GOODS - RUBBER GOODS 240 MAIN STREET AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
H. 0. W. Pure Worsted Bathing Suits, Men's and Women's Camping Outfit
Tents, Stove?, Rubber Blankets, Ponchos, etc. See Us about Genuine Leather TRAVELLING BAGS and SUIT CASES. Wright
& Ditson GOLF and TENNIS Supplies, also Playground Balls. Don't let the grass dry up -Buy GARDEN HOSE, Wc to 22c ft.
Automobile Accessories
Tires, Tubes, Grease, Oil, etc. New Low Prices on Tires. Don't take chances on the old ones. Superior Cords, guaranteed 10,000
miles; Revere & Seiberling, 90 days. Saturday SPECIAL Luggage Carriers and Wedge Cushions, $1.00.
C.1.M th.nrlt. Indk.led, thtatrlr.1 nolle, and nttow. In Ihl. eoluma art
rittra bf lh. pros airacii. lot lli. rmnrllt. amuMmeal rorapan.
, . GREAT Mil AT CAPITOL
1 Flv. jre.t acti of Klth vajiclevllle
are new playing th. Capllol (or the
baltnct of th. week consisting of
variety of entertainer, that all In all
' constitute, a good .how. Topping the
bill I. the dance presentation of I'rin
eeu Radjah, the celebrated Continen
tal exponent of terpslchore, who tea.
turei ai her big attraction, "The
Dance of Cleopatra." Mr., deno
Hughei and her player offer an ex
ceptionally clever comedy akit, "Be
Alive," which meets the approval of
Capitol audiences each ahow. The
Stanley Sisters, tiro charming girls,
sing themselves Into Instant favor with
"Songs As You Like Them Sung."
Smith and Cantor easily w in the plau
dits of all with their bright and witty
comedy patter and songs and the
Mann Brothers. "Two Jolly Sailors
on a Bounding Rope" show some re
markable gymnastlo stunts op the
tight rope.
The photoplay feature on this bill
present, popuar Douglas MacLean In
"The Sunshine Trail" a comedy drama
that will, be well liked for its fine
comedy situations.
"THIS BAREFOOT BOY," LYCEUM
Exquisitely beautiful In Its direct
appeal to youth I. "The, Barefoot
Boy," a plcturlsatlon of Whlttler'
poem which Is being shown at the
Lyceum today and tomorrow.
Director Klrkland has with sym
pathetic understanding, portrayed the
very soul of the country lad, nred with
ambition to do big things.
. Starting Sunday night, the Lyceum
will present the Goldwyn offering
"Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak Model,
as one of the latest releases from the
big city. This is a strictly up-to-date
New York picture, with the big scenes
of New York as its background and
the adventures of a beautiful girl as
Its main theme. Obviously, the prin
cipal character Is a pretty little cloak
model and Into the picture Is woven
the most attractive fashion show yet
filmed.
GOLF PRIZES AWARDED
Bell Crown Jewels
Constantinople A bill la being pre
pared for the sale of the famous
crown Jewels and precious objects in
the old Seraglio palace. The Jewels
originally were to have been preserved
in a museum.
CAPITOL
TOXIGHT AXD SATURDAY
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Featuring
The Celebrated Continental Ex
ponent of Terpsichore
Princess Radjah
In
"The Danrc of Cleopatra"
: Mrs. Gene Hughes
And Her Players In
"HB ALIVE"
SMITH & CANTOR
OTHER HKi ACTS
Douglas MacLean
in
'The Sunshine Trail'
Matinees 700 Seats 20c.
-PALACE-
THE COOI.FST SPOT IN HARTFORD
all this ncr.K
MAT. DAILY EXCEPT MON. FBI,
THE POLI PLAYERS
featuring
ABTBt R HOWARD anil
WrNIFRKD ST. CI.AIBE
fader nirectloa ef A. ft. VAX Bl'BES
In
"The Old
Home Town"
a eomed.r In a Prologue and three act.
bv Oeorgfl 8. Kanffman and Marc f'on
nHly anthnrn nf "Mrrtnn of the MoiIm."
"To the Ladlen," "links" nnd "Helen
of Troy, V.' rrmlnred on the enme
tenle a the New Inrk Production.
Wednesday's Winnpr At One Day
Tournament .In. Waterburj Miow
Bearclsley To Be In Ifart
Waterbury, July 18. Results of the
one day tournament of the Connect!.
cnt Golf association on the Waterbury
club course Wednesday were an
nounced last night. The first prize for
low gross 36 holes went to C. B.
Beardsley, Waterbury: the second
prize to E. II. English, Waterbury
third prize to W. T. Cochran, West
port. The first prize for low net 36
holes went to C. Alvord, Litchfield:
second to F. O. Llbbey, Wethersfleld;
third, to R. D. Sanford, Jr., Litch
field. The first tirlxe for low gross IS
holes went to W. K. Reid, Farmington
and the second to J. Sill, Wethers
fleld. '
The first prize for low net IS holes
went to D. E. Raymond, Woodway,
and the second to N. R. Bronson, Waterbury.
MUMMMMI
VOICES IN THE AIR
Friday, July 19.
KDKA
(WMtinghouas F.t
rtttswurgh.)
-Baaeball scores, dinner
m. An Unci Wiggley
( p. m
concert.
:30 p.
story.
6:45 p. m. New Bulletin'
1 p. ni. Baaeball scores.
7:10 p. m. Addreas.
7:40 p. m. National Stockman and
Farmer market report.
8 p. m. "Pennsylvania Railroad
System Night."
9:SS p. m.-r-Arlington time signals.
Weather forecast. Baseball score.
Medford Hlllaide, M.)
T:1S p. in. Closing Slock market
reports, Cod practice, Uo.ston po
lice, report.
7s p. m. Kteiting program: (I)
Selected its-a.
7:48 p. m. ( I)" Concert by Bos.
ton concert company.
KYW
( Weatlnghouse
Chicago. )
lo 6:30 p. m. Dinner concert.
6 to 6:10 Joska DeBabary'a or
chestra. 6:10 to 6:20 raul Whltenian's
Collegians.
6:20 to 6:30 Joeka DeBabary'a
orchestra.
7:20 to'":45'p. m. Talks.
"From the Beginning of Time."
"Why We Encourage Calf Clubs."
8 to 11:80 p. m. Midnight re
ue.
(Lock's
WHX
Statu Theater
York City,)
Bldg. New
-7 p. m. Around the Alamae'i
Fetlv hoard.
7-7:15 p. m. "Roemer'e Fport
reriod."
9:30 p. in. Chas. Strickland' Pal
isade Park orchratra.
10 p. m. Original recitation.
10:05 p. m, Joint song recital by
baritone and soprano.
10:30 p. m. Roscland dance or
chest r.
lip. m. Henry Cogerl and Sol.
Hirach.
11:15 p, in. Baritone.
11:30 p, m. Original J aim Boys,
(Detroit
wcx
Free Prras-
-UrtrolU
6 p, in. Ulnner concert and final
bnaehall cor.-.
7 p. m. .Mualcal program.
SHOWER FOR MRS. RAINEAULT
A miscellaneous shower was ten
dered in honor of Mrs. Charles
Rainault, by Klsa Hennlg, at 108
Washington street, last evening.
About 35 guests were present, the
feature of the evening being a mock
marriage, performed by the follow
ing: Bride, Theresa Glller: groom,
Hazel Chase: bridesmaid, Alice
Stlngle; best man, Bernice Michaels:
ringbearer, Esther Ralneault: minis
ter, Emma Dehm. Mrs. Ralneault
before her marriage was Miss Louise
Gilbert. A buffet lunch was served.
Crickets have ears on
part of their legs.
the front
LYCEUM I
Now Playing I
tup I
"BAREFOOT
BOY"
with
FRANKIE LEE
Based on
Whittier's Poem
Starting Sunday
"NELLIE"
The Beautiful Cloak Model
WBZ
(Wcstinghouse Springfield.)
6, p.' m. Dinner concert by the
WBZ Trio.
7 p. m. Results of games played
by the Eastern, American and na
tional leagues.
7:05 p. m. "Steering Mechanism."
Current Book Review.
7:30 p. m. Bedtime story, i
10 p. m. Concert.
.10:55 p. m. Arflngton time sig
nals; weather reports. .
11 p. m. Concert by the WliZ
Trio.
WMAF
(Round Hills flsdlo Corp. -Dartmouth,
Mass.)
South
6 p. m. Dinner music.
7:30 p. m, Soprano.
7:40 p. m. Pianist.
8 p. m. Baritone.
8:30 p. ip. Pianist.
8:40 p. m. Sourano.
8:50 p. m. Baritone.
9 to 10 p. m. Orchestral
tlone.
eclec-
WHAS
(Courier Journal and Louisville Times
Louisville, Ky.)
7:30 to 9 p. m. Concert by Ar
thur Jackson and his Kentucky En
tertainers. I.ate important news
bulletins. Baseball scores. Official
central standard time announced at
9 o'clock.
woe
(Palmer School of Chiropractic Da
venport, Iowa.)
(Federal Telephone and Telegraph
Ce Buffalo, N. Y.)
6:80 p. in, Dinner music. Vincent
Lopez Hotel Statler dance orchestra,
7:30 p. in. Uigcst of the day's
news. Baseball scores. Live stock
market report.
8:50 p. ni. Address"E6pcranto."
9 p. m. Musical program.
11 p. m. Supper music Vincent
Lopez Hotel Slatler orchestra.
11:45 p. ni. Weather forecast.
VFI
(Straw brMge and Clothier
delphia.)
Phlla-
6:30 p. m. Meyer Davis Bellevue
Stratford Hotel concert orchestra and
baseball scores.
WRC
(lladio Corp. of America Washing
ton. D. C.)
6 p. m. Stories and songs for children.
WNAC
(Shepard Stores Boston.)
6 p. m. Children's half hour.
6:30 . m. Dinner dance, Crecker
Inn orchestra.
8 p. m. Program to be announced.
wax
(General Electric. Co. Schenectady,
N. T. )'
5 p. -International Sunday
school le...i.
7:35 p. m. Health talk.
7:40 p. m. Baseball results.
7:45 p. m. Radio drama, "Come
Out of the Kitchen."
10:3 0 p. m. Program by WGY or
chestra.
7 p. m
forecast.
8 p. ml Musical
hour);
9 p. m. Weekly
Bulletin.
Sport news and weather
program (one
Tourists' Road
AVIP
(Gimbel Brc. Philadelphia.)
6 r. m. Official weather forecast.
6:05 p. m. Dinner music by Eddie
Elklns' orchestra.
.6:45 p. in. Livestock ana produce
market reports.
7 p. m. Bedtime storiesana rou
call.
WEAF
(American Telephone and Telegraph
Co. New York City.)
6 to 10 p. m. Dinner music.
prano. xne Happiness raojs.
tery talk.-
So.
Bat-
Dance orchestra.
Lake Compounce
Bristol
TONIGHT
woo
(John Wanamaker Philadelphia.)
7:30 p. m. Sports results and po
lice reports. Dinner music by A.
Candelorl and his Hotel Adelphla or
chestra.. 8:15 p. m. Address "Folks Who
Are- Flbwer Hungry."
8:30 p. m. WOO orchestra, so
prano and accompanist.
9:30 p. m. -Grand organ recital.
10 p. ni. Danre program by A.
Candelorl and His Hotel Adelphla or
chestra, 10:55 p. m. Time Signal,
11:02 p. m. Weather forecast.
11:03 p. ni.- Dance program.
wsn
(Atlanta. Journal
Atlanta, Ga.)
8 to 9 p. m, Entertainment.
10:45 p. m.T-Radlowl entertainment.
W.IZ
( Aeolian Hall New Tork City.)
Prize Fox Trot
Every Dancer Invited to Enter This Contest
Dancing 8 to 12 p. ni.
7 p. m. Hotel SI. Regis' Copen
hagen quartet.
7:20 p. m. Financial Develop
ments of the Day.
7:30 p. m. Hotel St. Regis' Co-
pfnhagen quartet.
8 p. m. Soprano.
i ft : 1 5 p. m. Ooldman band concert.,
! 19 p. m.-"Marshal Koch' Coun
! ter Attack." I
i in:js p. m. The lladio Franks. i
1 1:!0 p. m. Harold Stern and his
! Hotel Pelleclslr Te-ner orchestra. j
AMI ONE PAPER
hiii ray hoi
American Statistics Show Sale ol
Publications in This Country
Loudon, July IS. Reviewing the
development of Win Anmricnn news
paper before the convent ion of the
Associated Advertising Clubs of the
world today, Louis Wiley, business
manager of the New York Times,
emphasized the, importance of the
part The Associated Press has played
in that development.
"One agency til the Culled Slates
which has contributed in large meas
ure to the development of our strong
newspaper press," lie said, "and
whose value in cvcVy way can scarce
ly bo estimated, is The Associated
Press, the great mutual news gather
ing and distributing organization,
Its reports of daily happenings are
Impartial and cannot be influenced.
The Associated Press takes issue with
no sldo In any controversy its pur
pose I merely to present the news."
After trlllne briefly of the diversity
of IH membership ,Mr. Wiley lidded:
"The Associated Pres I a part nf I ho
development of American newspaper.
II efficiency I wonderful."
A merlin, raid Mr. Wiley, owe to
England a great debt of the begin
nines of Journalism, "We believe,
however," ho continued, "that we
have not been entirely remiss In our
contribution o both the business nnd
profession of newspaper milking.
For somo time there bo been a
reciprocity nf Ideas between news
paper publishers on both sides of
the Atlantic Wo are both borrowers
and leaders of Ideas, testifying to I lie
international cordiality existing be
tween newspapers on all sides,"
Mr. Wiley traced the development
of American newspapers from the
period prior to the American Revolu
tion, when weekly ga::'dtes were con
sidered sufficient to curry the scal-
tered and badly reported news, down
to the presnnt time, when, ho said,
there am ill the Fnlb-d States 1. 036
dally newspapers, Including 426 morn
ing and 1,010 evening editions. The
American newspapers, ho declared,
now sell mi average of 31,450,000
copies a day, which means one copy
of a newspaper for every home in
the I niied States.
Relative to the exchange of news
between American and English news
papers, Mr. Wiley said: 'Our news
papers publish quotations from your
press to a greater extent than you do
from our columns. A cabled report
of British editorial opinion on Im
portant events Is a regular part of
The Associated Press new ervlc.''1
Touching upon world affair and
the relation nf newspaper to them
Mr. Wiley an Id; "Wo ll recognli
that I he world aland faced today
with international, political, social
and uconiiiiilo. problem of a graer
nature than li ha ever faced before,
The conduct of every nation, of every
group In every nation. Is being
examined In I lie light of It bearing
upon the settlement, of our world
problems. I malm an earnest pie
at this lime thnt newspaper of l
lands iiiidcrrttiind clearly their obli
gation toward the promotion of Inten
national good will and friendship;
thnt they exercise sober judgment, in
(he publication only of imws that
stands the tent of truth; that thy
temper discussion of International af
fairs wllh wise Judgment and forbear-
a nee."
MOSQUITO
BITES
Apart from spoiling an otherwise en
joyuble vacation often Infect the
blood. Jtchlng and all fear of blood
poisoning ceases if MOONK'S EMLR
ALD OIL is applied. To prevent the
bites, spread a fow drops over the ex
posed parts.
I
USB utK0 uxW
SPECIAL SATURDAY SPECIALS
HERE, IX VOIR BIti MARKET, YOI7 HAVE THE- BEST OPPORTUNITY TO 8At K MONEY ON" FOOD
MORNING SALES
FROM 0 TO 11 A. M.
ROUND AND LOIN
STEAKS
Lb. 22c
FRF.SH GROUND
Hamburg. .3 Lbs. 25c
FROM B TO 11 A. M.
LEAN FRF.SH
I FROM
! RFST NO. 1
11 TO II A, M.
P0TA0T0ES
15 Lb. Peck ..... 29c
i niPF
Fowl Lb. 25c j Cantaloupes, 4 for 25c
SHOULDERS
Lb. 12c
FRESH FRICASSEE
FROM T A, M. TO 1 P. M.
SUGAR CON F FIT I
,ATEI ..
TION FRY
H Lbs 8100
... i Lbs. I.vc
LEAN
SMOKFH
PRIME CHI
FISOU it TO 5 P. M.
SHOULDERS Lb, 12c
ROASTS 111 ,! F Lb. 22c
ALL DAY SPECIALS
wr.t
(American Radio and Research Corp. j
Hundreds responded im
mediately to our startling
mattress offer of only
95c Down
and $1.00 per week, on any
mattress in our stock.
If you were not among
the first to take advantage
of this exceptional offer do
no at once.
Home
FurnishingCo.
R. R. Arcade
Beef Veal I Lamb Pork
Lean Boiling e Prime Rump Ofl Fores (Jcnulne OA Fresh Pork 1 Q
Beer Lh. OC Una Ms Lb. ZiUC Lanili Lb. rf C Roasts Lb. IOC
Monty Pot -I O Shoulder "t r Rib r.nd l.nini OO f're.h Cut Pork on
HnaMs Lb. 1C Roasts Lb. IOC To Rna-t .. Lb Chops Lb. SUC
Prime Hump OA. Breasts 1 s:?lns 1 f Fre.-h 1 An
Roasts Lb. lC To Stuff ... Lb. l&iC Lnnib Lb. 1UC Spareilb.. Lb. AtC
lloiicless y A tm Fancy Veal - Fancy I.anib rtP s. C. (iotlinm 1 Q
Rib Rolls.. Lh. LLtC Chops Lb. OUC Chops Lb. 4iUC Baton Lb. IOC
Fancy Clunk in . , Boneless Rollwl ftJ
Roasts Lb. IOC short Cut Genuine Short Cut Milk Hum lib. 6QC
tiOLRKN' WEST Spring Lnnib l ed Veal ISOAST1NU
Fowl .. Lb. 40c Legs. . Lb. 28c Legs .. Lb. ISc Chickens Lb. 45c
BEST MOHICAN i FRESH WESTERN
BUTTER 2 Lbs. 87c EGGS 2 Doz. 61c
Bt Iurc
Lard ... 2
li... 25 c
CiCTU-Nllt
"Oleo". . 2
,b.
. 45c
Whole Milk
Cheese , , , , Lb.
27c
Fresh P.
Butter .
Nut
Lb.
19c
THE BEST BAKERY PRODUCTS
ARE ALWAYS To RE HAD AT OUR
BAKERY COUNTER
Apple Tarts En. 13c
AnRrl Sunshine Cake 25c
SiKiiiRe l ake 15c, JIOc
Loaf Cakes 1.V, 22c. 3k-
Neapolitan Cakes
Mochn Rolls ....
Jelly Rolls
Drvil I'ikhI Cake ,
Ea. 2ik:
En. 2llc
l.a. 18c
Ea.- 13c
Best Pound Cake Lb, 25c
Hm K-r Cups 3 For 10c
Buns IRc iloz Rolls do 15c
Best Brt-ad Lb. 6c
Our IIINNER BI.ENII COFFEE Lh. 2cs 3 Lbs. 8,'n;
REll BUTTERFLY CEYMIN TEA ! Lb. Pks. 21-
HIRES' ROOT BEER EXTRACT Bol. ISc
YANTLLA OR LEMON EXTRACT ....2 Bot. 2to:
MOHICAN MAYONNAISE Bol. Sir?
BLUE ROSE RICK 3 I.h. 25c
FANCY SUOAH CORN 2 Cans 23c
FINEST PACK SAFER KRAUT ... 3 Mi. Can 13c
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS ALL KINDS... 3 Cans 28c
BEST BAKER'S COCOA !i Lh. Can 18c
PURE TOMATO CATSUP 2 Rot. 2c
t.CI'A'iON SOAP 3 Bars ISc
FIL NCO-A .11 ER1CAN SPAGHETTI ...2Cnns lC
't WW MAItlvIT BASliETS i:acll 120
DAMS' BAKT.Nti POWDER ....... Lge. ('an 1c
NEW I'EA BEANS Lbs. 1c
Peaches
4Qt.Bas. 35c
A Car Load of! he Best Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
,aree Vrllnw Vrce Vrrjr Fanry Ripe .
Pineapples
For .... 25c
Ijirae Red Ripe
Watermelons
Each ..... 39c
Sweet Juicy Sunklst
Oranges
2 Doz. ... 45c
FRESH XATIY1
SOUASH
la.
5c
.REF.N OR W AX
BEANS
4 U. 25c
NEW WALNUT
MEATS ....
. Lh. 25 c
lar;e red
PLUMS
Ilo.
10c
SOLID NATlt F.
CABBAt.E
Lb.
4c
LARt.E NAriVE
LETTUCB ......
ka.
4c
CARROTS OR BEEXS
LARGE BUNCH
4c
lono (.ki ln
cucumbi:rs . ,
3-1 or IOC
neav !.ei:dli;ss
RAISINS y
Lh.
12c

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