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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1025
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"nHtea by tbt ptui itanlM taf th
1IXE BIIX AT LVCEUM
Tonight concludes the showing at
t ho Lyceum of the two excellent
photoplays Jack London'! "White
Fang", with Stronghenrt In the role
of the famous wolf dog, nnd May
McAvoy In "Tesslc," tho delightful
comedy drama from the Saturday
Evening Post story.
Tomorrow begins a new program
which will also feature the first epl
sodo of tho new serial, "Perils of the
Wild." One of the two top notchers
to be presented as regular features
stars Laura LaPlanto In tho brilliant
nodal drama "The Teaser."
The Lyceum also announces that
beginning Sunday night Gene Stra
ton Porter's novel "The Keeper of
The Uecs," Is to be presented In Its
screen version. This, ono of the au
thor's most widely read stories, is
said to bo flno of the best In the film
drama.
TVKKEYS AT PALACK
A flock of real live turkeys are to
ha given away tonight at the Palace
theater country store. The turkeys
arc on display now In the lobby of
LYCEUM
CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY
TOMHIIT ONLY
TWO DIG PICTURES
STRONGHEART
"WHITE FANG"
ALSO
MAY McAVOY
"TESSIE"
L'onic And Hear Itcu Irving And
Ills OrcheMra
THURS. FRI. SAT.
DOUDLE FEATURE DILL
Laura La Plante
"THE TEASER"
ALSO
"S-O-S PERILS OF
THE SEA"
With ELAINE HAMMERSTEIV
LADIES' MATINEE
This Coupon and 10: Will Admit
Any Lady To Rest Scats.
CHILDREN'S MATINEE 10c
DANCE TONIGHT
ARCADIA
Free Turkeys and ChiclfciiH ghcM
to Holders of Lucky N'unilM'rs.
DANCING 8 TO 11!
Parsons' Theatei
HARTFORD
FIVE DAYS DEGINMNG
TUESDAY, DEC. 1 .
7i WORLD
AMOUV
Ih Grr4r.
M,icinoMHT;rr
magic! nsmi,:
ILLUIONIECAPEX!
Ens. .Vie to I..r0. Jlat. otk-. At SI I!
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APITOL
Last Time Today "THE IRON HORSE"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Special Holiday Bill!
KEITH ALBEE
VAUDEVILLE
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DAINTY JUNE IIOVIC '
The Darling; of Vaudeville
and Her
NEWSBOY SONGSTERS
HELL and EVA
'At the Soda Fountain"
KRUGELS AND ROBLES
"The Laugh that Makes You Laugh''
McWATERS AND
in "Modern Flashes of
Mystery, Chills, Thrills, Love and Suspense !
"The MONSTER"
The 1 ear's Greatest Mysterv Film
With
LON CHANEY
CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY
lint and nvitn. , tl.lt comma r,
rtipecth. intiMiuetil company.
tho theater and are all awaiting the
call for Thanksgiving. Kvciyono
coming Into the theater tonight has
a chance to win one of the birds
that come from omi of the largest
farms in tho state. .Many other priz-s
will bo awarded with tho country
store.
A double feature program is offer
ed for today and tomorrow. Tom Mix
In Zano Urey's masterpiece. Tho
Riders of the Purple Sago Is the
featured attraction. The Riders of
the Purple Sage Is a sequel to the
last famous Mix production The
Rainbow Trail.
There will bo a continuous show
for today and Thursday.
Friday and Saturday brings forth
Richard Talmadgo In the most dar
ing of Talmadge productions, Jim
mle's Millions. Action, vthrills, ro
mance, with emphasis on the thrills.
The companion feature for Friday
and Saturday is First National's pro
duction, Playing With Souls, starring
Jacqueline Logan, Mary Astor, Clive
lirook and Duster Collier.
LON CHANEY AT CAPITOL
Tonight is the final showing of the
photophiy masterpiece "The Iron
Horse" which lias been having a
successful run at the Capitol since
opening on Sunday last.
Beginning Thursday the Capitol
will offer a special holiday bill for
the balance of the week with five
first class Keith Albee arts featured
i inid the photoplay offering Lon
C'haney in "Tho Monster".
; Every element of suspense, every
I thrilling incident, and every stunt
j that sends delicious chills of terror
along an audience's spine, is said to
i be embodied In the U.ln.n. I West
'production of "The Monster.''' the
j Metpi-Goldwyn picture which starts
:i 3 day run at the Capitol theater
i on Thursday.
There are ghostly hands that
stretch forth menacingly, there are
Tlie Rome of Attractions
PALACE
TODAY THURSDAY
Continuous Show
DOUDLE ITATU'E DILL
TOM MIX
In '.am: (irev's .Miistci piece
"RIDERS OF THE
PL'RI'LE SAGE"
Companion Feature
SIIIHI.l'Y MASON. In
"STARDUST TRAIL"
Extra Added Attraction
TONIGHT
;ii;n ayaw tiu.i: :
iiuntry stun- Piiws and
..Mnn.v .More.
IT IDA V SATUUILW
Hi. bard Talmadge. ".liiiimlc
Millions," .lacfpiellnc' Logan
"Playine With Souls"
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Fri. Niglil Amateur Acts
Extra Added Attraction j
New Britain Scrcmidors t
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HILTON, CHE.SLEK;H
"Harmony and Humor"
TYSON KEVUE
Humor and Drama"
M
sliding panels In which queer faces
appear, tnere are skeletons In
closets, and a demented surgeon
who fascinates his victims with
hypnotic power. There is an exciting
story of a mysterious disappearance,
there, are two young men In love
with the same beautiful girl and
their dislro to win her by their bold
ness and courage, theru uro breath
taking moments that are. said to
make spectators hold en to their
chairs in suspense.
Lon C'haney and Johnny Arthur
ro the featured players. Others In
the cast are Italian! Cooley, Charles
A. Sellon, Walter Jaines, Knute
Erleksnn, Gt-ort;c Austin, Edward
McWade and Ethel Wales. Gertrude
Olmslead plays Hetty Watson, the
heroine.
The Keith Albee vaudeville bill
will be headed by Painty June
Ilovle ami her "Newsboy Sonjrevrs"
in a flashy song and dance revue
that shows real talent In the entire
cast. Others are Hell and Eva in "At
the Soda Fountain", a novelty act:
Hilton and t'hesleigh, a pair of pret
ty girls offering humor and har
mony; Krugels and Robots In "The
Laugh That Makes You Laugh"; and
tho MeWaters and Tyson Revue,
with a big cast in modern flashes of
comedy and drama.
There will be four continuous
shows Thanksgiving Pay beginning
at 1:30.
Pullman Porter Served
Five U. S. Presidents
Washington, Nov, 6 (P) Spencer
Murray, G7, n pro Pullman porter,
who died here yesterday, served five
American presidents on their jour
i:i ys over the continent. Murray wus
a particular favorite of President
Roosevelt, and also made journ ys
with Presidents Harrison, Cleveland,
.MeKlnloy and Tuft in his ::S years
of service. He was assigned to Presi
dent MeKinley's party at the time of
his assassination. His friends recall,
too. that he served the bridal party
of Grover Cleveland and Representa
tive Nicholas Longworth, and had
charge of the cars in which Ad
miral Pewey traveled across the con
tinent on his lelnnv from .Manila.
80 31inutes Downpour,
Flood Kills Hundred
Loudon, Nov! 21 P) More thai
one hundred persons are. believe. I
to have perUdied in the floods follow
ing a. torrental rain of an hour and
twenty rniimtes Tuesday, says a
despatch to the Pally Express from
Athens. Tilitny houses in the refugee
settlement collapsed. The Initiates
wero burled by the ruins and many
-.Tere swept, away and drowned.
Flood waters from Moiup- Lyka
bettos washed up thirty-eight, tombs
in Anairnostopoulou street here. Five
mummies and numerous gold orna
ments nnd vases were uncovered. It
Is not known to what epoch the
tombs and mummies belonged,
OVEItTURXED PREDICTIONS
j The defeat or the lioston feather-
weight, Piok tHoneyboyl Kinuegaii.
i by Joe Click of New York, in
Brooklyn last uiht, overturned pre
! dictions. Finin ean was favored by
'all -New York goxing writers,
Women's
Danger
Of offending under the
oldest hygienic handicap
is ended this way
WITH tlie plil-timc "sani
tary pad" women realize
their constant dauber of of
fense. And thus spend un
happy days.
"KOTEX." a new nod re
markable way, is now used by
S in 10 better class women.
It's jive times as absorbent as
ordinary cotton fais
You dine, dance, motor for
hours in sheerest frocks with
out a second's doubt or fear.
It deodorizes, too. And thus
stops ALL danger of offend
ing. Discards as easily a a piece
of tissue. So laundry. No
embarrassment. ,
You ask for it at any drug
or department store, without
hesitancy, simplv bv saving
"KOTE'X."
Do as millions arc doi'iip.
End old, insecure ways. Enjoy
b'fc every day. Packape of
twelve costs only a few cents.
KOT.G X
No laundry discard like tissue
' c. diiiK' one-half kilowatt.
HOLIDAY DANCE ! ia tvm-ift-'rHot.. of Troy;"""
i A. Opinions differ as to the ori
, sin of the name. It is said by some
ARCADIA
110 Itovkwell Ave.
Thanksgiving Night
I'amiiiK. 8 to 12
Till; EAl.l.ES WIM.St
What al-vjt I'd. iiin Mit...
a-.y Lt'jt;i nintni s hinHllini: m t!ir- -n:tr's fin
-tion of Air Snlt c ml Nfttlt-iirtl J'feTisf is u
'vTy '"ontfrrsMnan and rvtiy nv-ninit nt nf('i.
tlift ft; injr will nit riu th'- qn-j-tii.ii.
tlie niaj.-rlty nf i-auiori-' Ann-rit im want .1.t;
VOl want to know wh-tt It's n'l ninni,
tun Hurt iiu luis r-n.ly fvr yMii a m-c illv i.ii i .i
urn "mi ot Air.-rtt r..ntn.wr..y.
MU''5il'Mi, fill vut ihu nuiiMin I't lnw a
ii ii mi imin- m nr:
AKUf'X M'Th'S l:i'1Toi: -Vrvhiimt.,,, p,n ..:,, ,
I vatil Jt .-r.j.y ..f 1 lie tuill.-tiii, M f;
. r,.v,-i,.- i l Ml ;,U dm Ol ,.
' t'e h.-u',vith five iruts in tin
'oin foi pan,.-:
f NAMK
I T. NO. or a IL
I citit
m irader
Q. What are the chief industries
of the state of Florida?
A. Agriculture Is pursued gener
ally in all parts of Florida. The chief
mineral products are phosphate
rod:, fullers earth, lime, and kno
lln. Mineral waters are also produc
ed, Florida with its long coast line
lias extensive fisheries. The tobacco
manufacturing industry In Florida is
also prosperous. Other Industries arc'
the production of turpentine and
rosin manufacture, fertilizers, print-
mg and publishing, railroad shop
const rue ion and repairs. manufa.
tared lee and bakery nroduets.
W. Jlow du plncaunles irrnw?
A. 1 uieapplc plants grow to a
height of from 3 to -1 feet, bearing
long rough edged, ridgei and sharp
pointed leaves fronf the center of
which springs the flower stem, that
later turns to iruit. The fruit
weighs on an average H to 1 1-2
pounds. Pineapples crow In a warm
climat,?, the West Jndies, H.iiiamas.
Florida. Hawaii.
Q. What is the origin of the de
partment More in this country? What
was the first chain store and the
first mall order house i, h .,ui.. i.
Hsh, d in Up., ni'i d Stales?
I A. The origin of department
s!o;es is liar. I tu trace. The develop-
ly atter t;. civil War. It is,
j claimed that Jordan Marsh Com-!
j pany of Huston, .Massachusetts eon- j
I ducted tlie first department ,u,re 1
j vv men vv as copied i runi the Hen
I Marche of P;.fe. The first chain
I -'"'cs vv. re started by liie Atlantic
land I'aeific Tea Company, eslalilish.
! 1 d in 1 s.V' and the " V.-.ni-i-ii.
I ir-x i stablisbe 1 in 1 !,7fi. The lb:
I mail ord. r slot'.- as t hat of Mom- '
lymery. Ward and Comjiany of Chi-'
,..e, M.nie.i m J.,.. r.eonoiny ot :
o.erati,..n ga . e rise , . ,),.,, .,,. ;
"'nt of these v iriuus typos of ins'i-i
tu! ions.
' W'hat is the salary nf a radio !
operator? j
A. Jbidio opermors in , ..miner. !
cial compani. s r. eeiv. r fro:.: -'.iii to
?12o oei-.toonili when state iied on i
merchani ship in addition to state-!
room and m.-als. Al couunercial land i
st:i:i..ns. ..p. raiors receive $! to j
?;l'i p.-r iin mt Ii. The entrance salary!
of a radio operator in the Covorn- !
ne nt vatir'.i's from
to $ 1 ifiij prr
I annum.
: How many public f.e!,..ol
biitidliij.-s .are il.p. in tlie 1 tiit. ,1
! and how many lencliers act
pupils are i here 7 u,nv ,,,, p,,,,, jn j
private and pa rochia I schools cm- j
I pare with the number in public !
i .eliool.s7 i
A. Jn .1 J 2 4 there were
public .sclioul buildings in the
I 1 '" cl'Uij;; teaeliin- ,,s(.
j 'ions and i 7,n;.i ,,,,iif;. r .,,,
:'..4'i..vil atten.!, d hish school. The
latest, (inures on private schools
: ilu::') showed l.UCti private f. eond-
ary schools iaiorle.1 to the l.nite.1
Slates liureau of Education. The
; pupils In private and parochial
t-elionls lor Itl-l-ms niimberea 1,
' ,''Sti,s7,",.
1 Q. How many cities of the United
' S'ates have a population r.-mclnp
, itoni t. n to one hundred thousand
; and what p. r e. nl of the popul: lieu
i ut' the country live in 1iieSe cities'.'
. -vecoruine lo liie l!l"ll eenslls
Cities ila.l luinulations raneinel
j from ten to one hundred Ihotisand,
and 1(1. -I per cent of tie- entire popn
i lation of ihe country dwelt in cities i
of that class.
j C.'. Can you tell mo nme),nj; j
, alien. ie.-)ri;e (i I tii. n. n iio ptaved in
i "The Iron Horse' 'and where was e-
bora 7
1 A. Cieoice (I'ltrieii was Porn in
San Kra:iei(ro in I; lb- is Hie son
f t he (.'liief o,' 1'uliee, I ian ' i'ltrieii
' uf San I'raiieisco. He . nlistej jn the
: navy .1 urii'tr the World war. .lie lias
1 brown hair and eyes, is the feet,
; 'i.'Veii inches in li. ih! and weighs
1 7'i pnun Is. He has appear.'.! in
"Tin llouRlineck", "Tbe Dancers".
"Tne T'einted Lady'1 and "The Silver
; Treasure'. He is not married.
tj. How can the lustre on rubber
surfaced Roods be restored'.'
! A. Wash off the sulphur" with a
weak alkali solution and after the
oir:'ace has dried it. .an be .dossed
viti a .ry thin eoa' ot shellac.
( Special varnishes can be obtained for
this parpose.
y. What is m. ant by a "re.
I strict. , 1 amateur ladio station'".'
! A. Amateur stations located
j within five nautical miles of naval
! or military stations ur- ns' rioted lo
ja wave length not excec.linir I'aii
I ni.'lers and to a transformer input
to be iiamcd after Helen of Troy but
according to the Helena Historical
Directory of 1S79 it was nanc'd, St.
Helena, by John Somerville ot
-Minnesota, ou account of a l-esini-
otance in ine location lo that of on
j ginal St. Helena, where Napoleon
was Imprisoned. Later It was voted
drop the prefix "Saint",
j Q. Can yoti terT in" soniethine of
'the Xepro painter, William Edward
ujittl-tn nf t'n W.-.r nn. I
line ;i;r fon'f.V Tii" ini.'5-i-ciiiinn
in tin- nitiit- ff
Tim -ourT-iiiarH.il
UK is Kirltf 1" ilo wlril
: tii.- mattt-r of Alr-r:iM.
i"TlT Vnu.' I Mir ';u hiliK-
1 I'Uilrtiii inc tho Tii.
if yu w.uit the "oy d..wn'
tnl ii nil ns Uirf-'lPtl:
n Till;'
I'.nt-iln He
SKUVI-K ANl NATIONAL M
V.'llliJHll Mil.
i -iiiiflKil 1
II t'M'i'is,'.I - :.-1 t'K
. i'ost:ige Ftninj'S .r
ri'MB
of th Hkkai.U
Scott. I
A. He was bom in J ndiannpolls,
Indiana, March 11. mi, After
graduating from the high school in
'hut clly ho entered the Chicago Art
Institute where he studied for five
years and won a scholarship and
prizes to the amount of about nine
hundred dollars, lie took the Magnus
Brand prize for two successive years.
He studied ut l'ui-N at. the Julian
Academy, nnder Henry O. Tanner.
Three of his paintings wero accept
ed by the Salon des He.iux Arts nt
louuet. i ne .rgennne Republic pur-
cljtfV-.l one nf ,,l I
i, . , co-'"', i.n,
In Kv;i,m' iiii), ,'i,i.. ,
... ,, ,, ' ' ' .
I'vuir,, in- is interested in ne
gro subject and is doing for paint
ing what lumbar did for poetry. He
I,,.., ...,.. ..,,,.. ,i ., .,
". ' " "'"' 1,1 U1U fom:aldu tribut,'
pamthur negro types. (whose star 1
v. uiiiu was i ne "tree SOilit,
a C;,? ' 7 1 ,, ,'
A. n K,,nled In IMS thj l'ree,
" wm ''""""',! 0f K"r"ne
science Whigs , ' Harnburnor "
, . . ...
.'w,i,- nun 111 e ill ' " I S Ml 1 1
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1 ,. ' . ; V , ,. , ' . : . ,,P
' n,.,v!y aeuulred from Vb sieo , d , e
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, . . , , , . . '
... ,,v, ,..-. , ,,. joiner oi:i power. Hut it is a sweet voice,
( olumbla. and In 1 mu d States Mill- !,,, every ne, Nlron. , :
!.n-y ltesenations; that no more slave :hi).h,,,. r(.KK,-,.rl ,, ,,..,, ,
states shnnld be adnntted. and that ,,.,,, , wh,.h sh(, , ,)mv ,,.,, ,
the fuglllve slave laws should !'- Ail,l to this the fact that Miss Far-
i" " 'ui Me n eiiinieeiueni on siaie'rar is an actress h, i-
h"i eniiiie,,,,,, j,, ,,,e pany ensi
... vuies ,or .war; in van i .uren
l"""1'1 "'' I'"""' years later
the popular vole vya, reduced tr.
i..-.e,. .i,, ,,1 n,i. ,., l-ree ,OII -
" 1 i.'ioien-
can party.
Q. Is it possible fell j,
greed fox terrier by the markin;
A. No. The markings are
varied that it Is Impossible
a pedigreed dog by the!".
'.J. What is th" vv. ight
lo ,iuug
ham-
in. r. d silver?
A. Silver, els! i:.ininiefe,l.
WeigilS li.'.l'. pounds to the cubic fool.
Wha' was th" rekit ionship bo.
tween the present King , KnaUitcl
and the former Czar of Fussia?
A. The mothers of Fang (ionrge
V of England and of n,, former
C.ir of Knssia Nicholas II. wie
sisters. King (I. ergo an I J
uo r
Car were, tie r- for,- fir.-.: cousin
vv hat causes water
1 low
downhill or seek the lowest level?
A. The force of gravitation.
Q. Is the "Count ol Mont
Cristo," by Pumas a hisloricr
novel ?
A. No. If Is pure licti.in, deal
ir.fr wi'h wil 1 ;i ih vn ur
passion,
;in-l is iit jh s-'tt-'- hisiorit al.
j. l-'ri'in h.c collt-a;" tirl ih
i.'l
in
A. liuilwtiin (Vi!
Main1,
IS?.'.
Q.
mini
Indian!
Can vou Rive
for little bird'.
Zttkala.
A.
I M. Ai ; 1 11 I AT A NOI ( I D
Air. and Mrs. Haul K. H. yr, of
u"!i Ma.e street, announ.e the tn-imev.-nieiil
of their .iauRhter. .Mrytle
K. I'.eyer tn Nathan A. Abetz. sou of
A. K. Ab.lz, of ;i".l South -Main
I si reet.
s
It will be
washing of clothes ftal 1 1
IN NEWJH1UMPH
"Romany Love" Has American
Premiere at Parsons' Theater
(Py iicrnhl l:ov!ofr.l
'
jjagnlllcent (iernl.liuo Farrnr re.
." M ."' "en sue ap
i pcareu ou th
stage al Parsons' the-
inter, Hartford, last nluhl. in the
American premiere of Franz l.eluir's
, Je.w. j a punar
to this Boston girl
as blazed a path acres.-
operatic sky and which is now
b,",l,"' ''"' " lighter work. The
audbnee almost arose cn masse
Mi- Farrar ,e , , ' ,
,,.i,vra ,,, ,..,, ., .
r-- .... in.-, lino- mi'i uurnii;
' i , ' I'll IU III, 111,., ii
rue rcio ;i in. I . ,. nf II... .......' i.
l,0Wl"1 ils 'I'l'f-latlon of her art in
, "m,:na,M. "'rms- '"
i X,,ss '' ''ar's voice is o longer
sooeii io me opera, Having declined
I'Very move,
gesture and
expression I picking
, ,,.,. .., .,,, H ,.., ,, nnderst0nd
,uhv ,lu, , i,,.iov. ,1 ef th.
. ,.tl.r public, why h, r
American
audience
iq0eS () ,.aptures.
uoiminy l.ove- pas lust been m
'ported from Europ.j where it ms
played in the leading capitals of the
told world, scoring a tremendous sue.
i cess, especially In Vienna. It is a
love story or two love stories, to
tiding to facts, with a setting in Spain
and vibrant with the pa. a which
characterizes that country.
I bu t lord has yet to see mnr'
elal. orate scenery and costumes. Col
orful in the extreme, the ccstuiics
made .ne ;:"S!'. S:'--nio cfu'C's S' 1
a new high standard for this vicin
ity. The second and third acts par
ticularly are brilliant In setting, the
form, r being of a lobby in a Span-
ish r staurant and the latter a water
Carnival at Hareelona.
(hi the profrram appears the sim
ple name of Louise Hrown. known
in the store as "Marise." Miss Hrown
proves to be one 0f the hiu'h lishls
of tilt1 etisf. As a dancer she excels
all others whose toes have spun them
around in front of a 1'arsons' audi- I
.'nee this year. That is a broad j
statement. Miss llroun has charm. I
vv iusome persona Ii' y and rare jrraee j
'of movement. If lor voice were I
umre powerful she eon, be the s. n- j
sal bin of the American slate.
Florence (V I lenisliawn makes two I
! appearances, bebiK acclaimed on
tboth occasions. Her .Second appear
ance is in a l'ersian fantasy during
which sue exiiuuts her skin in an
Interpretive dance. The fantasy has
been arranced by Mordkln and is of
the ehracterislie Mordkin type, with
a wealth nf elaboration and color.
Soon after the curtain vvnt up the
nroL-r.
of the show was interrupted
temporarily while tribute was paid
tmpor
9
1 SVfl
m me proper c-JaB-:
LTHOUGH the copper tank of The "EASY"
--Vacuum Electric Washer measures only 24"
in diameter and occupies a very small amount of
floor space, this popular machine will properly
wash a load of 10 lbs. of dry clodics. With this
large tank capacity, it is practicable to take suffi
cient time to wash each, individual load gently yet
thoroughly clean. The total length of time to
dispose of a large washing is, however, but the
fractional part of an hour.
Large capacity means few loads, hence little handling of clothes.'
Large capacity means slow motion of moving parts, hence no tearing of die
clothes or wear on die washer.
Even with this large clodics capacity the "EASY" uses only 14 gallons of
water with a correspondingly economical use of soap die most expensive
item in the washing of clothes.
Tlie EASY" will do a small washing just as efficiently as a large one. Ils
capacity is adjustable to the amount of clothes to be washed.
It is a matter of real science, of years of experiment and experience to design
a washer which will thoroughly clean the greatest number of clothes in the
least volume of water, absolutely without w ear or tear on the finest of fabrics,
without excessive handling, and in the shortest possible time.
'The three large nickel-plated AIR PRESSURE and SUCTION CUPS
of the "EASY," with their gentle agitation, wash clothes exactly in
accordance with the above ideal conditions.
worth your time to ask us
BARRY & BAMFORTH
19 Main Street
to Wlllluin Kent, a former member
I of tho Hindford Players, a stock
! company which oncu helped Hurt
1 ford to forget tho worknday world.
I Mr. Kent udihd u touch of comedy
I to "Romany l.ove" and bis work
was greatly appreciated. It might
be said thai he was the Individual
j In whom the audi, nee show. .!
greatest interest next to Mii-s Farrar
and Miss Hrown.
j John Holes gave a good Intorprc.
Ration of the ynuns man who tails
'in lovo with the Oypsy girl, as por-
travel by Miss Farrar. His task was
difficult but be discharged It ti.ii 1,.
! fully. Murk Smith, as H e undo of
"Maris.-," also shared g. u rousdy in
the plaudits showered upon the
stage.
I Other members of the east were
Crogory Safronle. Clifford lialy. Al
fred Kappeler. Nellie Savage, Joseph
Koy. e. Harrb t Sterling, II. b n Ells,
worth. Nelson Snow. Charles Colum
bus. Kay Cibson. Ylnhi Yale, Vic.
toria White. Harold 1'rvor. Theodore
Sawyer. F.dna Cartler and 1 lorolhj
I'roudloi k.
In or.br tn accommodate the or
chestra, it was necessary to r. inuve
t wo rows ol seats. The orches'ra is
a very important factor in "Kouiaiiy
l.ov.j." Alfred Newman Is oondue'or
and Edwin Haclunan Is concert mas
ter. The play took on ihe nature of a
society gathering, many of the Lad
ing families of Hartford. New I Sri t -aln
and other places, being repre.
s.'Uted. Flowers galore were pih .1
In the theater lobby, sent by friends
of Miss Farrar.
"Homany l.nve" will be continued
for the remainder of the we.
Parsons' and will lion go to
York.
k nt
New
ATHLETIC N I'M!
Frank llritinte, appoint, d
day lu the captaincy of the I!i2ii
N.w York University football eleven
has unusual all-around athletic
ability. I! sid-s playing fullback
and loading the football team In
scoring, he is a track, baseball and
basketball star.
K. -
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.ponder and rouge that blend fragrance
with subtle tinting in a little symphony
Upon your check. aft the 'Better Stores
f Wrife for attractive booklet of
J V-'w Parisian perfumes, powder, etc.
LA-BOimJOIS e CO.,lNC
tance MiHL
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Oie A ES! Vacuum Electric '
HAli WASHER J
to demonstrate these FACTS to you.
UNCLE SAM'S SEA FORCE
TO DINE ON THE BEST
llig Npread Prepared Fop Thanks
giving Day lor Navy .Men
Out on Service
Fuel. Sam. with his customary
care. Is already preparing to feed
his nephew to the bursting point on
Thnnksgiv ing.
The navy recruiting otlicer. R. 11.
Webster of New lirituln, lias lu
e.ived Thanksgiving menus from
the Naval Training Station, Newport,
K. I., vv here Connecticut recruits art)
undergoing I heir eight weeks train
ing period. This Thanksgiving din
ner which would tax to capacity the
11-altliy young Americans is as fol
lows: M E.N I '
ijiieen olives Celery Relish,
i lyster cocktail
Cream of tuinato soup
Filet of sole with tartur suueo
Tin key with cranberry sauce
Sinithtl. I.I ham
Candied sweet potatoes
.Mashed potatoes
Flench pens Asparagus
l.ol.ster salad
HESK11T
Plum pudding Mince pic
Ice cream Candy
Assorted nuts Fruits
COFFEE
Cigarettes Cigan
SIUJMM) I IKE LOSS.
' M.in.-iip, Conn., Nov. 25 CP) Of.
I lictals of Aldrlch Brothers, cotton
I and silk goods manufacturers, estl
I mated the damage done to the plant
j by a lire yesterday at M0.00O. Th
i fire start.'.! in the nicker room.
FOR CHRISTMAS
Artistic Portraits at no High
Prices
ARCADE STUDIO
MANON LESCAUT
Face po der
ASHES OF
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