New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1916, Page 5

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916. The Ad.Writer = T D) I am an ad. wriier. My pleasantest work is advertising “Helmar” Turkish Cigarettes. ¥ I’ve smoked “Helmar” for years. I know “Helmar” are made of the finest Turkish tobaccos—and more than deserve their wonderful popularity. Why shouldn’t I tell every smoker. about “Helmar”? The mildest tobacco for cigaseiics ic Vurkishe ) The best tobacco for cigarettes is Turkish. Don’t pay ten cents for anybody’s cigarette wntii you have tried “‘Helmas,” a fascinating, elovating, gentieman’s smoke. Sinaigyros A Corporation Maters of the Highest Grade Tarkish and Egyptian Cigarettes in the Warld of congratulations when Mrs. Delia §. “la . Springfield’s woman police officer, escorted George Daly, a walter 1d placed a charge of attempted lar- him. There was notn- ing unusual about the procedure ex- | cept arrest against the ignominy that goes with an by a woman officer. Mrs. Flanagan and her daughter at- ended the Broadway theater last eve- and occupied seats next to Dal the latter part of the show twitching at her handbog. not notice it, and continued to open the strings until he had opened the bag tion last night sufliciently to slide his hand into the wonderment, roused themsel | top. Just as he was putting his hand usual activity, and let loose a chorus |into the pockethook, Mrs. Flanagan | *nail him. Displaying her bright s i e 2 " 3., |=0ld badge to the startled young man, Indoor Life Makes Fat said voice that left no room w And Delia Flanagan Gives Crook Surprise of His Lifa Durin she fe g She rs | Daly pretended to Springfield, At and superior offi owl e | open i | | e in a r argument, “You’re under arrest.” e young <man pleaded with the oman to let him go, but she was not e 1 moved Try Oil of Korein to Kecp Down, or to Reduce Sup: fluous Fat. People who are confined doors and who are deprived of fresh, invigorating air and exercise must tuke precaution to guard against over-stoutness, as fat acquired by in- door life is unhealthy and a dange but each time the woman officer the vital organs of the body. 'k © his wrist a threatening jerk that of exerc: in the fresh signified that s would not stand for weaken the oxygen carryin stuff.” When the patrol the blood, so that ic 1 d him in, crawled in duce strong mus; and him to the station the formation of unsi hooked as ‘Delia healthy fat is the res Mre. Fla If you are 15 or matrons at the station normal weight you ial police officer on your reser stantly lowe cerrying this persons who are mind that they vised to go to th o he The police officer secured a hold on wrist and then es- to the theater box office, vas placed for the police eral times the yvoung man as If planning to run voman within | firm his | looked arouna av, air is sa {an rrived herself he plac and i where was B Flanagan's prisoner.” )0 pounds above one of ti are made a spe How’s This? 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BOSTON AND MAINE FAGES RECEIVERSHIP ing Kimball's Offer Boston, Aug. 8.—The possibility of a receivership again looms up before the Boston and Maine railroad. The President Benjamin A. Kimball of the Concord and Montreal to down from 7 to 6 per cent. the divi- dend guaranteed on the stock of that road and scale down from 10 to 8 per cent. the guaranteed dividend on the Connecticut River company sto-k, this in lieu of accepting new. Boston and Maine first preferred stock under any reorganization plan as suggested by the Boston and Maine directorate. President Kimball on many ozca- sions has given expression to the ovinion that reorganization was neces- sary and when State street learned that all he was willing to do toward effective reorganization was to give up 1 per cent. of his guaranted dlvi- dend rapidly, touching the lowest fig- ure in months and closing at the bottom. The Boston and Malne directors came together for a special meeting. They will meet again on the 22nd, the date of the regular meeting, when they will have to consider the ques- tion of the $13,000,000 Boston and Maine notes which come due the 371st and the $4,750,000 of Vermont Valley and Connecticut River notes. Wheth- er they will then recommend an at- tempt at renewal of the notes, which would make the ninth renewal, is the burning question. Previous renewals have been recommended on the ground that plans for reorganization were progressing and that there was a prospect of agreement. At present there is no such prospect. OFFICERS FEEL SHAKY. Examination of Troops at El Paso is Begun Today. Tex., Aug. 8 sical examination of National Guard troops encamped here began today by regular officers from the medical corps under strict army standards is causing considerable apprehension among guard officers, including se eral of high rank. These troops were rushed to the border during the Me: fean c without proper examins tion. Tyesight tests seem to be par- ticularly feared. Spanish classes in the mess halls setts brigade with increasing success The teachers are not professors of Castillian, but Mexican bootblacks and newsboys who visit the camp. They teach Mexican as it is spoken hy the peons, or what the soldiers call “Practical Spanish.” Their method is purely conv The phy- have been started of the Massachu- GUERNSEY'S SUCCESSOR, Five Maine Men Would Take Place in Congress. Bangor, Me., Aug. 8.—Republicans of the fourth Maine district met here today to nominate a successor to Con- gressman Frank E. Guernsey, who has represented the district since 1908. Mr. Guernsey, who was de- feated for the republican nomination for United States senator ,in the recent primaries, announced upon en- tering that campaign that he would not be a candidate for re-election. The avowed candidates today were Ira G. Hersey of Houlton, Isaiah K. Stetson of Bangor, Hugo Clark of Bangor, Albert A. Burleigh of Houl- ton and Bartram L. Smith of Patten. His CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. Other Members of Family Taken Safety on Ladders. to Boston, Aug. 8.—Esther Barron, 11 vears of age, was burned to death in a fire which damaged a brick ten- ement house on Brighton street, in the west end district, early today. Other members of her family, which lived on the fourth floor, were taken down ladders. The cause of the fire, which started in the basement, is not known. Peter Olesky, whose explanation of his presence in the building did not sat- isfy the police, was arrested as a suspicious character. Adjustments Restore Health Quickly and Permanently Nature is the Chiropractor's only aid. Adjustments release impinged nerves, opening the way for Nature tc dispatch energy over the nerve circuit to keep the body well. 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