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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAT D, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1923.
n ni-j 1 . 1 'U..
SUES F0RB1V0RCF.
Atwill Says Wife Seems to Pre
fer Englishman
licr I
New York. Doc.
will nin wit'
17 W - Lionel At
i; I I Mickay, lire
now playing a eein' In i'"nl life 1 !i;it
thr-y often i r. acted on tlio xtiiw to
g"thrr, .Mr. Atwill lias brought suit for di
vorce againt-t h!i wife (': t ring hor
with leaving him ib'spilo his phas
and with living1 Mill) Mas' Mont, sob,
an Kngllsli actor, In an uptown
that Cough
It naver p7B to nfglecta rough.
It doa not pay, either, to try
to Hop it with a remedy which
your doctor might not approve.
PERTUSSIN Ib a proven rem
edy that has been prescribed suc
cessfully for twenty years in the
treatment of all harmful coughs,
Including whooping cough.
PERTUSSIN soothea the
cough spasm, helps to clear the
air passages of suclcy.gcrm-laden
mucus and rduces the inflam
mation. It 13 entirely free from
Injurious or habit-formlnrr drugs.
Bold by all drugfiista in large
and small bottles.
apartment, It was In the la.st
"'Hie Culm diuii
slurred i hut thi'
hund as l.i- socks ill vain '.o win
Inn li. I
.Mont solo mi,! Mrs. Atwill mo
now aboard tin' lln.-r S ,niai la,
wl.U'h sal el 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '.-1 ) 1 1 s.i! iirdny
for I.Im ii I, ai'i'i.Mii bi Atwili'c
I'oiinsi I. Mr, Atwill .V".i;hl to pi -M'lil
the c-iu. .l i 's liai; K tog'lher
by stalling an ali' tilt I M run ag.nii.st
tht KniMsli actor, i ut lain d w lu-ii
Mont'.-'iii' I'll lh'.' jurisdiction or
,o' erli State,
"The tumid.- ban I.. . n !.! wing a
lam; tunc" Atwill sal I i.isi nuhl as
no i iiai ja d In.' bad lonnd bis v i :
and Miin'i"n' li.inn In an npait
in. id as "Mr. and Mrs. Macl,,.y." Ha
sal I lit' bad b' a,; d ll'-l to 1'. roil
ai.b r I... r ai"..'iis and to n turn to
bila l.'.lt th.V Ml" I ad relll:-.d.
"I am in 1 1 I'liia! I'.iial," b" paid
"and 1 am not going around carry
ing a nvohcr or any of that fool-
isil II S.S. llllt 11 I'll nn.'Hil.tiiili js OUl
of t hi- question ir iv."
The n"..r said he had I..-. n intro
d'lrnl to M iint . sole by ids wito nnd
ba.l be!'; i. nd d him. ',h hirc him n
lending iurt In n u w play and hi
terlalmnu him al bis I. m g Island
home, 'rbr ,::iv was w ii hdra wn I" -lore
reaching Ni w Verb Is cause of
tin' dnm Lit i c tangle,
Mrs. Atwill. I., loio she b ft for
Europe, denied th" lib. Rations of
misconduct and said her hiisbnnd
had refused to mil'''1 to a separation
and h' id her al bis borne by threats
of "di.-trraref ul" charra's.
She asks ;.'!."0 n wei 1; alimony and
ST.fiini counH'd fi o, asserting that
h-r husband has nn income of ?Sn.
000 a year. She said that since
separating from Mr. Atwill she li.)."
b"cn forced to live on the bounty of
friends.
Mrs. Atwill has horn lending lady
In numerous productions and fre
quently played opposite her hus
band. They were married In
cago In 1 '.'"r.
fi
O'J
' surer
Is Up
Lcal Action Is Ta'ien in
SpringliciJ Case
Ihrf
of th
S' t '"' t I'm
be. n In I
S"en v. a
court, for
or,!, n
1 1. .rt:'
i wn
rd
? (?)-nnd
gage bond, us the ilopuiy tr
ol tlio flali' of i.'oiiiui lieu!
cu.'tndlan thereof." I
Harris It. Freeman of Hurtful 1 Is
receiver for dm meet railway coin
puny and libs attorneys arc tlinige
III. (liltnan nn. I Hugh M. A 1 . ' in i
Francis l(. I'ooli'V of this illy
icliniinian of a ccnimillio of bond
holders who, following Ju
Prown's recommendation that th
Ircci'lvcrnhlp bo tnrnilnntril January I
l, lO'O, bi'iian cnllitif; the bonds I
preparatory to a fun closure nf t lit
inortirafrn airainst tho property,
r-.Capt. Pollock Warns itjigalon
to Study Its Use
I'..
I'cmpany,
i lip for
. lias lileil in th
liearinK Friday,
the past
Kiipcrlor
u motion
:nr th" appnlnt nu nt of a new trns
ti ", under "secllon Jlil of the rcii
eral s'a'.'.ii' .-, lor the issue ot Jt'nui,.
("in of bonds, sif.-ni-.l by A. Chamlier
Mn. rnniptrol'. r of the state." Those
bonds are nmv in .b fault.
The motion was filed l,y Jason i
I 'ark or Thompson of Now Ilavrn,
attorney tor one Morse, a creditor !
bondholder, and utipiri'i'ts the up-
poli'tmeiit of Charles Walter lcs of
N. ". lbnnn as the now trustor-.
Tho ?. 'in. ,iniii bonds wore issued In
ll".1 and turned over to the Amcrl
"in Loan and Trust company of .
lb ston. accordlnp to tho petition
which rocs to gay: "Henry II. finl
h:p. tn usurer of the Plato of Con
not 'lout and as trustio for Faid
bondholders failed In his duty ns
li' .'.sni'. r of tho Plate of Conncetl-
cut and as trustee for f.abl bond
holders when he sent out of the ,
, state of Connecticut tho bonds of,
said company without performing
the acts required of him ns troas-
; t;rer of the state of Connecticut nr.! ;
ts truster for said bondholders. The
, interest, on said bonds duo on the
first day of July, ll'ls, was not paid
and raid bonds and Interest have
(boon in default since that date." j
The petition goes on to ask "that ;
this court may have full knowledge i
of all facts connected with the Hart-
ford and f-'prinffh hi Street Kailway
company, ymr petitioner would sug
gest that Thomas H. Judd, deputy
treasurer of the slate of Connecticut
Bros. ! be directed to appear in court and
jhavo with him said described mort-
A creditor
,., i.,. HI, .1.1
' i " 1 I
which has h 'imfinc; Ten ( ftlt Til'TCk
Church Now Is No More
Host on, Pec. 1 7 W The fa
rnous "ten cent brie It church" of
I lis- lion F. A. Hamilton nave up its
cornerstone yesterday, lis coiiRr na
tion lias united with two other
Methodist Kpisropal clinches and
will worship tn the Copley church,
foi-niTly presided over by Dr. Ed
ward Kvorelt Halo.
The People's temple on Colum
bus avenue gained its popular
name when Itishop Hamilton tour
id the country moro than 50 y. ars
arm and nils' d funds by obtaining
subscriptions at ton cents a brick.
radio from th" observa-
K tliu summers or r.'-l
lor longiliiilo (li'teriiilna.
tlons In Alaska, the Mississippi Yul-
storn Aloutlan Islamls.
nt at the rciiiests of
th" I 'aiii'dian gov ei niiii nt and tlio
I 'lilted ,'tales (oaat and Kcodotlo
siii'Viy and wero also of value to
observations in Mexico, Now Zealand
and Aiulruliu.
Tlio oKtrvntlon of the solar
eclipse of January H, I from the
dlriibln hos Aiigilos, oft Long
Inland was pronounced "very suc
ceniftil." whil" plans are mi Id to be
completed for ponding a party from
the obf'Tvatory to obsorvo the total
solar cclipso in Sumatra, next Janu
ary 1 4.
Photographs taken of the sun arc
now said to bo made with special
reference to tho period of solar ac
tivity which Is developing.
"It Is likely," the report adds,
"that wilh the progress of the cycle
toward tho sun spot maximum, ills-
j turbances on Western 1'nion Tele
graph company and other lines will
i become, moro frequent and of great
j er Intensity."
1
Builds Strength
to Combat Colds
If ycu catch colds easily, take
Linonine an 1 ward them off.
I.iiiaiiinc gives strength and
builds sound flcilt tliat enables
y vi to successfully stand win
ter's weather. It is exceptional1;.-
good for growing children
at this time in tl,e year. Try it.
atn - t- m m I eM .i e 'f. ,,,i tv.,.,. mnrnmi in rhi.
wr m ku a rn h nv v. -mgi new or r-i nw .tr.
I 1 1 R a 9 B B Hil Rhl H ' R caB ln t""rt "my have tun Ktiowiongo WtCUAjte,., i
MM a Wl ..H.' ,P 1 P H Uf all facts connected with the Hart- Any W'S-
I ft il" 1 'l H Th ea.ollne tas. now effective- In ford and Springfl- Id Street Kailway j ru? sSflt. Bvtf EvWeSsJ !
OaieiOr U states, is said to have originated company, yo.tr p. litioner would sug- J" iWKlXmr I
TvPrvffflldlH' in Oregon. gest that Thomas H. J.nld, deputy d Gfa$&g& i
HVCry W'JUU treasurer of the slate of Connecticut 51IJ0 nnirM 19
. Bst Butter, 59e. Eusselt Bros. be directed to appear in court and r3tticg oa Eveiy BotUa H
mmmmmmm i aai a,jvt. jhave wilh him said described mort- --rj-r , x, ..l,!.y.... , j (i
" , , " " ig
L , , -VHf- ,
i i i
for qw Benefit y
' i i ; 1
(' 8 It isn't often that the members of a group of people '0
'' I vie with each other to bring financial benefit to pc-ople 11 p
TEAM No. l I outside the group. But that is what we are doing. jl I
Anna Genrson ' S $
ks is As employes of The Commercial Trust Company we I
. Josi. ph vol?. g :u-e very proud of the fact that our bank this vear dis- ; Ki
j? Kuloi'irr'iius' f trilmted $1-10,000 to the members of its Christmas f I
i Marion sci.ro. del t Clul). And we have started a contest among ourselves- &
U l:Tl:in ialnpi.ier I to bring it:? benefits to a rtiU larger number of y:---:o l I
p i.ou uor't" ' in 1C2G and make our bank proud of us. it.
I Jos i.Wne Tilth s E I I i'i' ii a
nr:.trireykw..!f K U.
course, our 1023 members are sifmins? tm arain for m 11
j h 192i). Thcv know how rnsv this rnnvpniont. wefltlv Aa. ife- 9 ik
- " " ;1 5 3S
ii fi H
it
Washington, Pec 17 (P Tho de
N'dopnient of til' gyrocompass has
I' d "to a regrel'sfblo lack of tutor- b(
Ii. and understanding of the Impoit
atic.! of the magnetic compass," said
Captain h'dwin T. Pollock, superin
tendent of the naval obs. rvutory.
! rday in his annual n port.
While not going Into details on
tin; question, tho report referred to
the "tendency" to neglect the mag
in tic compasses as "a dangerous
practice."
"On the smaller vessels, such as
destroyers and uubmarlnes, whb h
are equipped with gyrocompass n,"
ho said, "there is a decided tendency
to neglect the magnetic compasses
and to. place entire dependence on
, the gyrocompass. This is a danger
ous practice from the navigational
j point of view and efforts arc being
made to Improve this condition.
I "Reports also show that some of
the younger officers are not familiar
1 with the deviation of the magnetic
compasses, and to correct this con-
dition it is urged that more young
I officers should take tho compass
! course. The compass school nt the i A former mayor or this place Ik nt
naval observatory has been kept . liberty under Sin.flOo bail, and the
avnilablo at all times for officers de- woman whose n flections h is
j siring to take the compass course! i charged with having alienated lins
l but du.ing the fiscal year only one j been taken by hl.s wife into their
I ofiloer took the course and he only . home.
! partially and hurriedly. j -Mrs. Hertha A. J. tte today Is
"Kxcellont results" are said to i rtandnig by Charles II. I.onl, named
i have been oliUiinod In sending timo in fhe $25,000 suit of her husband,
Oscar A. Jotte, wealthy shoe manu
I laciurer, whom, she says, barred her
j from their Pawlucket home.
I With Mrs. J'lto ate Iter two
yonmrst is. She brouglit them at
! the iinllr.tlon or Mrs. Lord. The
i wife of the former mayor said she
' wanted to show by her notion her
. faith In (he father of their seven
children.
"The suit l.i without the slightest
foundation," Mrs. Jetto told news-
I paperm"ii. "The charges ore ullly
I and absurd and I will be vindicated
at the proper time."
Th" manufacturer s wlfo expressed
fear that an altempt might he ma le
to tabu the ehlbln n from I.' r bat
declari'il she awaited conit a 'ton
with assurance
l ord would be
wrong doing.
that both Bh.
proven guilt b si
n ml
ot
WIFE IS SHIELDING
Crntrul Falls Scandal Talies T imsii.-il
Turn Accused Denies
Wrong Doingr
Central Falls. R. I Pec. 17 lP
a. w. him. i i.n r: i
Now York, Pec. 17 (P:--(leor,"n W.
Hill yesurday was elected pr . blent
of the Atnerlrnn Tobacco Cum puny
to slice" d his father, the late I'etcl
val H. Hill. At tho samo lime Junius
Parker was elected chnliinan of th"
board of directors, a newly en add
office.
Isi
imren
MOTTTF.R:- Fletcher's A I
harm-
Casloria is a plcasanl
less Substitute for Caster Oil,
Paregoric, Tccthinp;
and Soothiticr Svrups, espC'
cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.
To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of
Proven directions on eicli package. Physicians everywhere recommend it.
ty.WMMHiPJluia
WOMEN OF NEW BRITAIN ARE WISELY BUYING HIS
Anna Genrson
I.ouis Tlioinns
KJm Pmart
Joss ph Volz
Wi ! Jain Ibirtlu s
Klclona I'oliiis
Marion Schro.ilel
Cln.lys liny
J M in I.amphlor
I.O'lbs btejil t
Jrjs- pV.ine Tn
r.oatricc ZiekvK.'.f
TEAM
Hor'.iert Larson
Janej l'ass. rini
Margaret Ailisnn
Jam, s ru'ay
G'-ne Hervath
Hildiir Carlon
S'jp'ile ?i:iuen
M.i rcu. ri;o 1'oiia
r.cbc-rt S-'ali'Tt
Klin WVrick
Anna Wells
fltverly Walker
No. 3
'. itz
(5f.
192;i. Thev know how casv this convenient wreklv de-
porit plan makes the accumulation of money for vari
ous purposes, and how nice it is to get it' back in a
lump sum just when they need it.
Cut we want to demonstrate that fact to people who
do not know by personal experience we want NEW
members. So if you are r.r.t one of those to whom we
distributed that $140,000 this year, come in and sign
up in our Christmas Club today and cash in next time.
We are holding this contest "on our own" and will not
solicit during banking hours. So when you come in to
join the Christmas Club, please mention one of the
names listed here so that toe person you select will re
ceive credit for your membership.
tnc-
Will you do that today?
7 .
1 r 5' v
est Pd
to
rers
Si-vi- vi i twct-A iiara3 utfi?
i .'..'nil, fllfTTr-,.-J-gl7 ff pirTrTT.'it "-. ""-."J1
Hosiery
A man is mighty par
ticular about his Hoeo.
Something from our
selection can't help
but please him. We're
featuring Silk and
Wool kind at
$1.00
WE KNOW WHAT
GIFTS MEN LIKE
Years of service to men has taught us
they "like in the way of dress.
what
A man likes things that denote quality. Things
that are modish but not extremely stylaci. And
the fact that they come from a Man's Store
makes them more impressively effective.
Space prevents the listing of all the merchan
dise we've prepared for appropriate gifts. But
any of our salesmen will courtcourly help and
advise vou in your selection.
Robes
Mufflers
'Kerchiefs
"and a neat Hand
kerchief completes the
dress." Such is Fash
ion's dictum. So you're
bound to please him
with these "hankies."
25c
The warm tones come
into their own this sea
son in these brilliantly
colored, fleecy mufflers.
You can't help but see
the number of vivid reds
and mellow tans and
brackens parading
streets,
$2. 50
the
"At case" these Robe;
say to the wearei
Any you can be al
ease that your gift ii
appreciated. In fanci
ful colors and patterns
these Robes are spe
cial at
$9,50
Belts
The days when Belts
were mere articles of
necessity have passed.
Now they have the
extra duty of adding
to the finished appear
ance of the man. With
monogramed buckles
they make a pleasing
gift. Set,
$2.00
Shirts
"lifts of Shirts are ever
v.-elcomed by him, espe
cially the kind of smart
new styled Shirts we
i mature at
$3.00
Use the Ten-Pay-Plan
When Buying His Gifts
and Know Its Great
Convenience
Buckskins
On hand everywhere
are these dressy, well
wearing Buckskin
Gloves. They're worn
for style and styled
for wear. In grays
and tans.
$4 00
Ties
A man can't get
enough Ties. Espe
cially these silk ones
striped in this season's
colors. Scotch plaids,
too, so popular with
the boys at school.
$1 25
He Buys His Own Things Here That's Why They'll Please
r7 MAIN
ST.
NEW BRITAIN
WSAMPEE SHOE
n.I. BavidS.Scgall.Vres. 1?
135 MAIN
ST.
BRISTOL
(2 STORES)
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