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Mus Lillmn ('ollrml HY I'm-Mn. Muss, lm" r .215u-u4ml hvr_ willing-
ness t2 marry ('lmrlm‘ leflu'll uml Jar-v his humble home.- even
though Mrs. (,‘nrl'lnrl nm't .imlm- (a x .«..l«- (erlznul, over a year
ago. WH hequeuthwl w... '. : ll'z - lll‘llJF‘ In" lll> father. but refused
ll. ll..- wcnt to a Slnlll Iron 1:: \Ir. ~‘u hum-Us, “hm-w he made his resl-
dentv H-- i< now ulllmz 1.. :lmrpt [he llw'lll'y :lllll openly confesses
his loan [or Alisa (‘unrnsl w’w i~ .l'l :nl stu‘lrnl (”Ill u former secretary
I,” lln nmlhcr. llc warm: to rhllv hm homo “11h llt‘l‘ and Mrs. Garland.
HERE TO THANK AMERICAN NATION.
A. SUCCESSFUL SUBSTl'l o It.
Helen Menken has a dtttlcult job or playing Alice Brady's 9min-
“Drlttlng.” a new play just. opened in New York city. Mlss‘ Brad: was
{and to abandon her role following an attack of appendixlltlar1 ~ -
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‘RRENT EVENT NEW
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"SMILES" TO BE THEIR WEAPON 0N LONG HIKE.
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Mnlley, Sisters. have started on l
N. J. The: had been nursmg l
hrolhcr. (‘hnrlos .l. U'Ma. 0y. who was gassed in. France. and their lot)!
walk. which will last two months or nmrv. is lntended as 3 vacation.
"Foolpnds and hlghwaymon have no
terrors: for us," says Miss Wink
{rt-d. "We will be armed with smiles nnl Shlllulahs."
Song of Famous Frénch Berlin} ‘T
to Be Heard Arozsna’ [he
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PROPOSES CLOSER UNQON.
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112% luf'er
lx‘uh :1.
whose l
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Of;i'i lt: (7"
of pszpcri "
try has never l;€‘f.‘.‘.
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Don‘t Like Your Face?
Change Your Classes
. . . a
l‘ yr‘u don! llkc your face. change
your glasScs.
the latest way of
Such is
'mpr- ving on nature. It has its ad~
“images over rouge and lip Slick:
and it's consider-
ably lcss mussy.
Also it goes for
men as well a;
Women.
Here is how it
works out. Any-
one mtll a moon
facc can make it
look smaller by
wearing dark-
rimrm-d glasses
For the
and anyone with
‘0 N a film. hollow
MOO" Face for? ca :1 h El It
out by rimlcse or light-rimmed glasses
joined by a notlrtahlc horizontal nose
plcrr. The nose piece is as :mpurunt
as the rim.
Then much depends upon the C :lor
of the halr. .-\ bloudc who llblsll
upon light rzms
mint be prepared
to see his or her
{are expand.
Blondcs mnrc or
less lose all
boundary lines.
Rims. G‘cdashes
and hair cut so
little figure that
the whole front
of the head run:
into face.
[his rather in-
convenient to cut
Hollow Face
off a nose that protrudes. but its
dimensions am be
dark. low nose piece and light, incon-
cplcuous rims do the trick.
here IS a_ lot more to this latest
manner of Improving upon nature.
. .. _Spectaclcs. f or
Instance. give an
older look. That
is beause the
side picccs appear
llkc crew's-feet
m thc corners of
the eyes. Like-
wwc, white skin
seem less white
sf the glass rims
are gold or light
camouflaged. A
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31: rv-l lTl l‘r. . la'cs‘ " \ .’ \‘l'll‘W‘ n Are: triad out of his Sit;
nine.“ 421'. h
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logs. They an: Miss I
and Mass Consuelo .\l:'.
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Allis l “.n'd llzol hi
by an Amr‘rzr’zr' \\ v'
found the ::
on the List l
tion was grnerd r.
in 15?“). Also tn»;- (1;
the Alps bolt-slczghing li.‘L~ ',x
that
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can give '
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'rc sl‘d and the horse. 0;
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t .‘.:' commas .
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“WIRELESS” FOR MOTlON PICTURE THEATERS.
For an wme color. .
Alice Delysia of Big None - he_ secret I!
_ . m saung 03 the
_ . focal mtomy m the but framework.
Alice. Delysia. star of the musical spectacle “Afgax-J’.val-lost-r xfirm :mveryfltfne has mica: -
famous song, "I Want Love”, is‘to be translated into thirty- gut hi; on (m photo by Cnderwooa ldtliilf'ri V 1
seven languages. Mme. Delysia describes “I Want Love" as By this new signaling device, thlnven£gngg§ gm“; m-pw ,, f
“woman's universal prayer set to made." It is. the work Of S“ New Oglezlgfsorllllztllssedsségrgeogliolzlltgraof seats vacant. Lowftru: l
Maurice Yvain, France’s most noted popular song writer— . - 1:21:11: .33”... singles, upper White ones, two or more seats toge ..
whose “Mon Home (My Man)” is well known in America .
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. ; '_ DETECTIVE
NEW’ YORK. Jan. '28.—-Luther
Boddy. Harlem negro. today told a
jury in the Supreme court how‘ he
killed Police Detectives Francis
Buckley and “’llliam Miller last Jan.
5 while they were questioning him.
Describing his trlp to the statl‘
house. in the custody of the oflicers.
he testified;
1“I saw the green lights of the sta-
tiop house. I suppose I got excited.
Got dazed. I stretched my arms out.
A revolver was in my pocket. I. must
have taken it out and shot."
'WESLEYAN'S DRIVE FOR
$3,000,000 FUND
NEW YORK. 'Jan. 28.—-Success:ul
conclusion of W'esleyan university's
drive for $3,000,000 of additional en-
dowment‘ was announced by President
William Arnold Shanklin of the
Mlddletown college at the annual mid-
wluter banquet of New York and New
Jersey alumni In. Hotel Astor last
night. Approximately 33.050.000 has
been raised. ‘ .‘
Income from the added endow-
ment will his used to meet a. substan-
tial increase in faculty salaries. to
provide for an enlarged teaching
force. and to meet increased current
operating expense. The trustees are
contemplating the erection of a. new
chemistry "laboratory apd_llbrary in
tho near future. In glvflag the latest
figures on the campaign. DivShénki
[in anuounced'a bequest $3150.0th
toward the new library contained in
the will of the late' Mrs. Dextc Smith"
of Springtléld. ' Ham. “ -Dr.‘
“The defendant related that, on the
sold.“‘You‘kxiow what will happen to
wa'y‘ to the station, one of the officers:
“i8
made the first, . .
which launched e epdowmeng’gam
mu at crummy“ “‘ W
New York two you}! IQ;
’hanklin"
ubllc annon' "ement ‘
DILUTIBl—Nl or
GASOLENE FORCES
STANDARD MOVE
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Continued from First Page.
intention ofenterlng into the retail
field by means of pumping stations,
about sixteen of which have Beep
placed in operation in Baltimore.
Others also are operatlng in Newark,
but it is not the intention of the par-
ent company to go into the business
on such an extensive scale as will the
New York company. .
The Atlantic Refining Company. an-
other Standard subsidiary. has" climb-
usfied filling stations at Hartford.
Worcester. Springfield and Providgncc.
H
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énry Beaupam
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recs. Grape Virago, “satiation
WOMAN SHOCKED POLICE
SERGEANT. '
NEW’ YORK. Jan. 28.-—Dismay and
other emotions swayed the sergeant
on duty at police headquarters here
yesterday. when he picked up the
’phonc and heard a hysterical femin-
lne voice announce: '
"I‘ve been attacked by a bull."
“Whaddye 'm'éan’ bull?" asked he.
“A cop?” . . ~
“No. no," the voice replied. “a kind
of a cow with horns."
Wh'ereupon a. patrolman proficient
in the use of the lax-lat was sent to the
scene. _ '
The disturbing bovinp nnr‘aped from
'a herd at a steamboat landing was
corralled.
” 'GREENBERG IS DISBARRE
, HARTFORD,‘ Jan. 27.—-—Albert A.
Groénberg, homer prosecutor of the
Né’ Britain police court, was today
1: Judge ’Hlnman tn the Superior :-
y " On» December 5, 1921.
ed ahd'inn’ed for
action with: tho-Mi
dishd‘ned from turther practice of law,
Britain liquor {fame scandal. >.::'\t’§.
Attorney H. M. Alcom today la.“ fire
fore the court all the evidence 1:. as
case. ‘ . J 3
Greenberg’s disbarment tollourl ~
finding by the grievance comps. m
of the Hartford County Bar.
FARM LAND. .
WASHINGTON. Jan. zsenmo'u-
mendations for the appointment I I
federal commission to formulu- .3
land policy includlnz .11
national .
questions of reclalmatlon and ”Tud-
tion were mpted today by tm 541‘
ionaJ Agricultural Conference.
The conference 'also went on rear]
as opposed“ to the opening of on!
more land for farming purposes um
normal economic conditions are r”-
stored. _
Immediate stoppage of devastatlod
of forest lands was recommended or!
the report of the cummjttee on pr“
.anent forest policy and adopted by:
the conference. The repon also roc—
ommended rfl‘ectlve methods of fire
prevention. forestry race-ch and mo
mm id thé nation’ar toms: reserva ,
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