Chapter I: Kleiner & Son

TAILORS

1098 Chapel Street

NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Up Stairs

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like a new page of some mystic biography, 1923 has opened to us.

Going

on, with the advancement and improvements of time, but ever retaining the best from the past, we move into this new year. Continue to be served by the

Roger Sherman Studio

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HUGH M. BEIRNE

227 Elm Street

_Men’s Furnishings_

“Next to the Gym.”

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Foreign Sweaters, Golf Hose, Wool Half Hose, all of exclusive and a great many original designs.

Our motto: “You must be pleased.”

John F. Fitzgerald

Hotel Taft Bldg. NEW HAVEN, CONN.

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MOTOR MART GARAGE

OLIVE AND WOOSTER STS.

Oils and Gasoline

Turn-auto Repair Service

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FRAPPIER’S BARBER SHOP

100 per cent. CLEAN

Manicure

Shoe Shine

211 ELM STREET

Next to Gym.

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“_Costs less per mile of service_”

The new Vesta in handsome hard rubber case, showing how plates are separated by isolators.

VESTA STORAGE BATTERY

VESTA BATTERY CORPORATION CHICAGO

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The Brick Row Book Shop, Inc.

Booksellers—Importers—Print Dealers

The Brick Row Book Shop consistently tries to avoid books which “everyone ought to read,” and instead, endeavors to carry a well-balanced stock of books that everybody enjoys reading.

We hope that all who are interested in books will feel at liberty to use our shop as a reading room whenever they have a few leisure moments.

The Brick Row Book Shop, Inc.

New York, 19 East 47th St.

New Haven, 104 High St.

Princeton, 68½ Nassau Street

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NASH

Outstanding among all the impressive features of the Nash Carriole is the smoothness and quietness of its power-flow.

Nowhere among four-cylinder cars will you find a performance ability of parallel quality.

Even those whose experience has been gained driving high-priced cars with more than four cylinders are bound to be enthusiastic over the steadiness and responsiveness of this Nash Carriole.

THE NASH MOTORS COMPANY

Kenosha, Wisconsin

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NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT

522 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY

YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS

_Announces the Publication of_

YANKEE NOTIONS

By GEORGE S. BRYAN

These diverting poems are by none other than the G.S.B. who—by his initials—is known to thousands through his association with F.P.A.’s column in the _New York Tribune_. “Yankee Notions” brings out all of the humor, pathos, and local color characteristic of the New England village.

“In lighter vein than Robert Frost, but with a wealth of observation, ‘G.S.B.’ gives his pictures of country folk.”

_The Literary Digest._

“An excellent little book.”

_The Independent and the Weekly Review._

“I have read it through with great joy. Both people and incidents appeal to my familiar memories of the New England country towns. This new author strikes me as having some of the merits of both Robert Frost and E. A. Robinson, plus a great deal more humor than either of them has.”

CURTIS HIDDEN PAGE, professor of the English language and
literature in Dartmouth College; editor, translator of “Songs
and Sonnets of Ronsard”; essayist and poet.

“... They are the real goods, accurate, penetrating, and revealing. In fact, they are much more true to type than most of the accredited attempts to reproduce the New England man and woman in either verse or prose.”

FRANKLIN H. GIDDINGS, professor of sociology in Columbia
University; author of “The Principles of Sociology,” “Pagan
Poems,” etc.

“I have been profoundly amused and entertained by Mr. Bryan’s book of poems.... My only criticism of the volume is, that it ends too soon.”

WILLIAM T. HORNADAY, director of the New York Zoological Park;
author of “The American Natural History,” “Old-Fashioned
Verses,” etc.

_Price_ $1.25