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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HI-RAI D, TUESDAY. JANUARY 19. 1026.
FLASHES OF LIFE: HYPNOTISM SAID
TO BE USED IN CURING OF POISON
Stockholm If you ihould cci-i New Huvon KpiUtuI agunts sclasi
4ntl!y iwallow poinon. Just hulp nearly iou bottla of whiskey anj
cure yourself by bfllevlng It la water. apparatus In raid In e irug at lit
Hypnotic Ust t ihe Karollnska 'franklin etruot.
medical institute rhow thu effects of
poison to ba less acvere when the
Vib.lect thinks it Is harmless.
New Vork P. T, Parnum and
Rootcvelt'i rough rMi-r are to be
in th movies. Wallace Uiery is to
pJay the r"rt ' lne ftmous show
man. Search is belriR mmlo for some
eno capable of rf-prrf' titing the
colonel. S'lnnor.s of his ngimMit
are to proMa matt rial for the
eecns.
Stn:. .'onl -Henry Cook, of Clark
Hill, suffers scalp wounds when hit
by pHsscngor train on New Canaan
branch.
New Haven Mnyor T. B. Tower
honored by Connecticut Vulley Ktu
tloners' association.
FINDS $100,000 STRING
Are Best as Script Holders and
Film Cutters
New York. Jun. 19 Women vir
tually huve a monopoly of one ol tlif
most Important positions In the mo
tion picture Indi.Htry that of script
holder and film cutter.
In this capacity they serve as us
Hurtford Exnmlnntlnn i,t hi.ml nl
'Sout'ii ton dosr, killed In Wolrott .sluims 10 directors. Durlns the
after It had bitten nine other dogs, ,11"llnK of a picture, they lulp check
'shows posltivo case of rubles. 0,1 ,hu thousands of details MatlnR
I to Hie manuscript. When all the
rarls Her eight dogs have been , Hartford State health reports i ct'nts have been shot, they superln
irfused cabin accommodations on 'show 475 cases of measles last week, :,Rncl ,he c""lnR ''d arrnni;enient of
the Leviathan, nd Mile. Haquel57 iC(, (han previous week. 'no fllm' Bn operation which always
Midler of the Spanish stage just j plays a big part In the success or
won't sail on that ship to garner Mnrlden Frederick Custafson J""'""0 of - production,
dollars. o. u mlts suicide bv Inhaling gas. Mnny times the cuMInc of a film
requires nlfrht work and tho women
Stockholm I'rlnee William Is to , Hartford Travelers Insurance iKcnerany are known as belnt? nninnR
tour the I nlted Mans m-s crimnq company stock jumps In market
how he shot Ms same, perhaps Iih vhen directors vote to lnrease capl
will brt hunted himself as a Hon by tal.
toclal leaders.
the hardest workers In the Industry, i
Virginia .NcwsimiKT Cwrkx k,
TIioih Out (if Snun, Tlien
itcuti or iiON
Wubhlnutoit, Vu Jan. IS U') a
slWns of pearls lost recently by Mrs.
.Mitchell Harrison of l'hiludclphlal
who valued them ut iiou.uuo wore
turned over to the I'auuulor N.
tional bank today by George Kre- i
man, Negro nowspuper carried. Hu j
received a reward of il.ooo. I
Krecmun picked up tho pearls j
from tho frozen snow while making
hia rounds several days a;,'0. Think
ing they were a "string of beads," j
ho gave them to his little daughter, I
who had Just fallen on the slippery j
pavement and was crying. Their sub- I
tlo glow proniply pacified her. I
Mrs. Harrison, meanwhile, had ad- I
vcrtlsed hur loss, offering the re- i
ward, Kreeman read It, and while I
others hunted In the snow, through
out the town for the Jun els, ho ex-
City Items
1 A daughter wan bnrn yesterday
nft' rnnnn at the New Britain Oen- j
! era! hospital t0 Mr. and Mrs.
(Leonard McNamaru. :H2 Washlnu-1
1 ton street,
Ml Eleanor M. Runny of Lei j
street has Wt f0r .M Anfi.d.s
where she win spend nn eight
weeks' vocation with her parents, "
Mr, and Mrs. Oonre E. Bunny.
fnrtti'-r rerldentii of this city,
I'nink ror'ey of the Wnterhury 1
district of the Connecticut I.ljrht At
Power Co. has been transferred !
tW district to suceeed Robert I
Smith, who recently resigned. Mr. .
Perlev's duties will ,he those of i
poiver sab'S engineer,
Tlev, Oustav K. Plhl, pastor of '
the Swedish TJethany church, will ,
be In Chlcaso Wednesday, Thurs-1
day nnd Friday attending a con. I
ferenrt. i
Mrs, Catherine Lynch of Ansonla '
street, Hartford, who recently tin- j
demerit nn operation at fit. Kran- j
els hospitnl, has returned to r
heme, Mrs. Lynch was formerly
been unable to lucuto tho body. 1111.
bert Is believed to hnv fallen Into
the wafers of Cedar Creel; duiiiu',
tho heavy fog Inat night and police
have bei n trying to locate the body
since that time,
Laivuiv liurnett of 3 While
Htreet, Cohees, N. y wa slandlng
on tho dock with Hllbert two min
utes before he dltappea red. He li ft
Illlbert for a moment nnd when he
returned the man had disappeared.
It is believed that he dropped into
the water between Hit dock nnd a
barge, liurnett heard no splash or
oulcry,
Hllbert Is reported to have a
brother on the New York police
force but local police have been un
able to get In touch with him.
Light
Tempting
4 vacuus jm j 'M0M4
Biscuits fefllfel
ES&Jf
IIMlltlxM I. ID t n nud'o .. ) in .
Their snbrloi are bi'ter than those "7:, ., l",,Kfl i ?.m ''""""no I'onneliy of South
received bv svernrre .eler. , 7, . ?v'" lunu " '? . nB DanK- ! Mllln ",-
' " - ills r rr n rrhMta nr . .r... .
...uu vv, w, ,JlUuy Among ine
I it woman's viewpoint Is necessary
was a string of beads, for his daugh-
thlnes that were
...... L Hford-Two of three Kast J?" ,of n.n j tor needed pacifying 'again;
jji.aa narirora youins wno sawea way oui i " ..v. pmnrr
' New York Rum runners
keer off the air next week. The,0f Jail re' irn voluntarily,
international radio week committee
requests that you do not Interfere
with trans-oceanic tests.
j land
out.
' Newport, R. I. Mrs. Jessie Mar
graret Budlor.g, who threw silk shirts
galore out a window of her hus
band s New York apartment, evi
dently does not know Low to spend
money, and eo needs more than a
eareful spender, in the opinion of
Judge Walsh. He has granted her
a, separation allowance of 750 a
month.
New York The world's costliest
realty plot has been sold again. It
has 5 feet frontage on Broadway
and 39 feet on Wall street. A Bale
in 1505 set a record of J.)76 a square
foot. The undisclosed prices in the
Jatest deal is presumably more than
that. . '
New Haven Six Connecticut men Wom nlso ntlvft a greater power
elected to Sachem club, Yale unl- !of concentration and infinitely more
versify chapter of national fraternity patience with minor ilnili, two pro-
and other directors pointed ! mA , ...
mam xu aid in
FINDING PARENTAGE
of Phi Sigma Kappa.
63 Candles Lighted on
Large Birthday Cake
John E. Magnuson celebrated his
65th birthday anniversary yester
day afternoon at his home, 19a
Kelsey street. The pleasing feature
of the occasion was a large and
fancy birthday cake deeorated with
6 5 burning candles. Mr. Magnuson
dueers said. Many of the script hold.
ers and film cutters have risen from
the ranks of stenographers and sec
retaries. After the negative is cut, it must
be cleaned and then printed on
! positive film by special machines,
j which ia many instances are operat
ed by women, From here, the film
lnot:s throuch many processes until it
finally is tested and ready for shipment.
At the Paramount laborntorie;
Detroit Jmlse Decides to
King Solomon a la
1928 A I).
received the hearty congratulations here alone approximately 75.nnn.nrm
of friends and out of town rela
tives who visited him during the
day.
feet of film is cut,
Printed annually.
assembled and
. '.Camden, N. J. Mrs. Emma Fitz
gerald, who wanted her husband to
psy 50 a month. rent in a more ex- ,
elusive section,, must do without his j
was discharged. F.dmunds'
iCCUSea D. yvui. c ..vu.. .......
MriUEH JITIY DISCHARGED
Bangor. Me., Jan. 19 (P) The
jury in the case of Dr. Charles D.
iFdmunds, indicted for the murder
!in connection with the death of
anna v. stairs, or Houiton, an
nounced at 2:30 'clock this morn-
and
ball was
I continued at $10,000. The ease went
to the jury at 4:20 o'clock this af(
i ernoon.
New York Ellis Searles has
found the weather in New York
'like that in Indianapolis. "Out
vi. can it smo2." he says.
e"T, .''-.. .it smoke and it isn't all I A surprise party was tendered
MISS CROTII Sl'ni'RISED
Four Prohibition Bills
Before Penn Legislature
TTarrishurg, Vs.. Jan. ID W)
Four prohibition bills were before
the Pennsylvania general aw mhly
loday. Two bills to s'reng.'hen the
present law are backed by Governor
PlnchOt. The proposer) repeal of the
present law, an act passed in 1!)2"
with the support Of the governor,
would do away wl'h a'l enforcement
provisions of the 1023 law. Another
bill would permit the manufacture
and sale of 3.75 beer.
fog . It's both. . Mucn or me omui,
is from bituminous eoal.
' SanAnton.o-Wlld Bill Mehlhorn
1 out with a plea that he didn't
think Bobby Crulckshank could hear
those playful remarks that cost
Bobby $1,500 and a golf champion
ship, and as for asking an official
What he knew about machinery, Bill
was simply jesting about efforts to
move an automobile that was in the
wa y .
Miss Helen Groth at her home. 10
Locust street, last night. A buffet
lunch was served. Miss Groth was
the recipient of many beautiful
Sifts. Among this present were Dor
othy Andrews, Helen Lorenson, Dor
othy Nuss, Eleanor Gilbert, Gladys;
Stelner. Fdith Riltner. Fsther Ton'i
harl, Elizabeth FinUelK'eln, Ruth
Wacker, Lily Calmback, Bernire
Pinkus, Lillian Suzio and Florence
Hornkohl.
SISTERHOOD ELECTS
j Mrf. Charleg j. Grei -nsfeln was '
j elector president, of the Sisterhood
i of the Bret hern Sons or Jsra4,
I r; nacopue last night. Other ofllcers i
I ceded were: vice president, Mrs.
Fdlth Gordon: secretary, Mr?.
I Morris Cohn; recording secretary,
j Mrs. George LoWitt ; trustees. Mrs.
j IT. Sherman and Aaron Pinkos;
jehairman of entertainment com
1 mittee. Mrs. Nathan Gordon.
Detroit, Jan. 19. Hope tlnce-d
with foreboding was In the hearts
of two women yesterday as they
walled for the results of a "screen
list." Their hopes were not for tho
wealth i.nd fame that usually hang
in the balance when there is a movie
camera test, hut for the perpetual
right to mother and care for a 3-year-old
baby girl with bluo eyes
and a tow head.
The woman are Mrs. Julie Goosen
Pryzbla, mother of Irene. Goosfn,
v. ho was horn out of wedlock thrp
years ago, and Mrs. Irene Goosen,
aunt and godmother of the child,
from whom she never has been sepa
lated since a few days after birth.
The screen test of the two wns
made in Judge Vincent M. Brennan's
court. The judge Is to receive the
developed film that he may study the
emotions of the two women as re
flected in their acts when he an
nouncer! to both that neither coiikj
have the baby each one sought. He
will announce his decision Wednesday.
MACNIDER RESTORES
j THE TTO FAMILY NAME
Orpat-CiraniirntlHT Dropped I,ct(ir
After Ho Was Disinherited for
Marrying I,as of Choice.
Wa.flilngloti, Jan. 19 Back of
the signature of Hanford MacNIder,
assistant secretary of war. and his
brought up for discussion at a ' father. C. H. McNIder. president nf
i meeting of the New Brilnln chap. ! the First National bank of Mason
City, Iowa, runs a thread of ro
mance spun out more than a cen
tury and reaching to Scotland.
Thomas Duncan MacNIder,' great-f.-randfather
of the assistant secre
tary of war, loved nnd wed a lass of
lowly birth of whom his parents did
not approve. He ran awny from the
I ancestral home on the Tsland of
I Piiye and took his bride to Canada.
' Disinherited, he changed the spelling
j of his name to McNIder and his sons
followed his example.
I It remained for Hanford Mac-
Nl ler to reach back into the past
' and adopt the nomenclature of his
! stern old forebears for his father,
i 'H leaves out tho "a" and says
! lie will not change.
ter, American Red Cross, this aft
j ernoon iwos the. matter of financing
the nutrition work in tho schools.
I An amount for this si rvlce will be
i Included In the annual budget.
Final clearance sale of hots, $2.9t.
I French Hat Shop, S7 West Main St.,
Emulate Prof. Bldg., Room 107. Advt.
est Flour
One of thejamily
Oa id Results Use Herald Ck ::ifiedAJ
SEARCH FOR BODY
Bridgeport Pollrr And Hock Men
Making Effort To Find Remains
of Sailor Thought Drowned.
Tirliigeport, Jan. 19 (ffl Tollec
and watermen grappling for the
body of Edward Hilbert, marine en
gineer on the Brewerton, a fertiliz
er boat tied up at the dock of the
Berkshire Fertilizer company, have
M
Because Paris had no automobile
show this year, French manufactur
ers took a prominent part in the
London exposition.
f OLORFD .RESIDENTS MEET
The New Britain and Plalnvllle
branches of the National Afsocla
JJon for the Advancement of Colored
j People will meet tonjght. at 8 o'clock
'it the Tonic social rooms In Plaln
i villa. The meeting will he in charge
jof the presdent. Louis Johnson, and
jan interesting program has been ar
! ranged.
. ..Warrentown, Va. George Free
man, negro has received $1,000 re
ward for finding in the snow a $100,
Oim string of pearls belonging to
t,-o Mitchell Harrison of Philadel
phia, but George is out the cost of i
some beads he had to buy for ms
little girl, who was tickled to pieces
with daddy's find before he saw an
ad about the lost pearls.
'Chicago Bodies of 412 . Chinese,
some interred for ten years, have
been assembled here from all over
toe country and sent to China at a
cost of $15,000 or more to please
the Chinese God.
Don't stay head
achy, dizzy, bilious,
constipated, sick!
One or two
pleasant candy-like
"Casearets" taken
any time will mild
ly stimulate your
Iher and start
your bowels. Then
5-ou will both look
;and feel clean, sweet and refresh
ed. Your head wdll bo clear, stom-
acn sweei, tongue pink and your
ISKln rosy.
I Because "Casearets" never gripe
lor sicken. It. has hecomo the in
eus"lwri to nave Deen selling laxative in the world,
drowned in fall from dock during Direction!! tor men -uic
: New Haven Vice-President
Charles G. Dawes and Senator James
W Wadsworth give opposite views
of senate rules in Yale News Inter
views. Hartford Den C. Seitz, Outlook
editor, says prohibition law makes
cellar barten '.ers, in debate; Con
gressman William t'pshaw uphold';
law.
Bridgeport Edward Hilbert. ma-
Feel Splendid!
Nicest Laxative,
"Casearets" 10c
WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT
WOMANS fAPPARU SPECIALTIES
surprise Week
FOLLOWING SPECIALS FOR
TOMORROW ONLY
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Lumbago Colds Neuritis
Headache Pain Toothache
Neuralgia
Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Mowing Specials 7 o'clock to 11 o'clock
Loan Smoked
SHOULDERS, lb
Lean Fresh
SHOULDERS, lb
Challenge
MILK ..
t-i cans 25c
Lifebuoy
SOAP . .
6 cakes 25 C
Ail Day Specials
heavy fo.
drcn on each box any drugstore.
To
s
a Healthy Cora! Tint
and restore "off -color" teeth to clearness
Accept full 10-day tube of this
; new way, widely urged by dental
; authorities. Note the change in
; the color of your teeth and guia
firmness as dingy film goe3.
'There is now a way to quickiv
'lighten a;v! polish cloud v teeth;
;a way worlds dental authorities
advi?e. Your teeth are not natu-
rally off color . . . simrlv clouded
by a fiim coat. Run you- tongue
across your teeth and you'll ted
it ... a slippery sort of coafinrr.
It absorbs decolorations from
food, smoking, etc. Germs brccu
in it and invite tooth citvay, pyor
rhea and gum trouhus. It is
known that ordinary dentifrices
'don't fight film succtsstully.
Remove it and you '1! be amazed
CHOICE SHOULDER STEAK lb 19c
ROAST PORK tb 25c
BONELESS POT ROAST " ft 22c
BEST FRANKFORTS ' lb 18c
FRESH CUT HAMBURG ft is.
SALTED SPARE RIBS ft 16c
SUGAR CURED BACON .'. ft 38c
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 25r
PORK AND BEANS 3 cans 25c
IJNEEDA BISCUIT package 5c
ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS ... 2'Mb box 38c
Accept only "Bayer" package
which contains proven directions.
Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100 Dniffeista
Aplrto Is tht trade mart of Bjer Manufacture of Mcnoacetlcacldester of Salicrllcacld
Buiterflake Crackers . . .19c
Pink Salmon 2 cans 29c
Early June Peas
2 cans 2oc
Fancy Tomatoes 3 cans 29c
Double Tip Matches
2 boxes 9c
!. & G. Soap 6 cakes 2.'c
White Ro?e Tuna Fish
can 19c
Sugar Corn ... 2 cans 25c
Fancy Peaches
large can 2"c
Babbitt's Cleanser
2 boxes 9c
WEDGWOOD CREAMERY
Dl TTTFD cut from the tub
iU 11 LiP, or in
U-ih prints
2Ibs$1.0C
at the whiteness of your teeth.
1 our smile will be charming, your
teeth like polished ivory, your
gums firmed to coral color.
Today get the film-removing
dentifrice cailed Pepsodcnt. Send
the coupon for a 10-day supply
free. Or . . . purchase full si7e for
a tew cents at your druggist's.
Parksdale Farm EGGS
2 dozen 79C
BEST PURE LARD
2ms 35c
Good Luck OLEO Nucoa Nut OLEO First Prize OLEO
c n :;2c lb 32C tb
CALIF.
SUNKIST
ORANGES doz. 25c
T7T? T717 MailCouponfor -T-k. ... .. i
r IVXLJ1, 10-Day Tube to CY? P S QU ? JYl
Extra Heavy
GRAPEFRUIT
.1 fnr !
.'.c
Fancv Baldwin
APPLES
3 quarts 25c
Red or Yellow
ONIONS
4 lbs 19c
THE PFPSODUNT COMPANY
Sec. C20R0, 1104 S. Wabash Ave.
Uucago, lH, U. S. A.
Name
The Srm-Dny Qua lily DcMffrSct
Address !
Kiln Dried Sweets
3 lbs 2.ic
Icclx itr Lettuce
head 15c
Carrots and Parsnips
2 lbs 19c
Fancy Bleached Celery
ac
Y. dou Globe Turnips
lbs ?
White Head Cauliflower
head 29c
California Sunkist ,
Lemons dozen 35c
Cape Cod Cranberries
nart 23c
ROADS YOUR VOICE MAY -TRAVEL
AS SIMPLE AS A-B-C
I HAT describes the A-B Toll call. It
is the simplest form of toll telephone
service.
On page 9 of your Telephone
Directory is a list of places to which
A-B Toll service is available from your location.
To make an A-B Ton call, you lift the receiver
from the hook, and when the operator says "Num
ber, please?" give her the number of the out-of-town
telephone you want and hold the receiver to
your ear until someone answers or the operator
gives you a report.
A-B ToU service Is quick; it is economical
from five to twenty.five cents ; and you can talk for
five minutes before additional charges begin.
A-B ToU service can be used only for calls fcy
number. If the place you wish to call is in a dis
trict not included in your Telephone Directory, ask
"Information" to tell you the number.
Next time you want to talk with someone in an
other city or town, look on page 9 of your Telephone
Directory, and see if you can call by the A-B Toll
method.
THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY
BELL SYSTEM
One Follcf . OntS&an - Untune! Satkt
The third idftimfnt e( ri, next week, will tell thorn the Sia-tiok-io-Suiioh
Toi call. Witch foi it.
ROADS YOUR VOICE MAY TRAVEL
each ENVELOPE
& CHEMISE
I formerly sold Neatly trimmed f'
! $1.50 and $1.98
WOMEN'S
CREPE I
KOMONOS each
w Assorted styles I
formerly sold I
$2.98 to $8.9 s I
I I I I)C KIDDIES' 1
4 I RUBBER
1 each APRONS
Assorted colors
.1 Worth 25c
$19
I WOMEN'S
I Z COTTON each
I N, OVERBLOUSES
1 formerly sold
$1.00 COLORED Sw
4 COSTUME
SLIPS
each Regular anf!
j extra sizes
I formerly sold
$1.50 and &
I
j
4 II
Hair Curling Irons ... 5c each
Worth 10c
Nothing Reserved
Only on tohe to a lamilr. JCRO
hunch 23c
No Exchanges
in

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