New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1916, Page 5

NEURALGIC PAINS ness, nQiso in the ears and tender- ness of the scalp—pains in the neck and shoulders or extending down the arms to the hands, these are the most com- | Shooting painsin the head with giddie l { | | i mon symptoms of neuralg There are a number of causes of neu- ralgia. whose members have nervous disposi It i3 most common in families _¥. BRITAIN DAILY HERAL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1018 TWO ARRESTED IV BLACKMAILERS’ DEN | Society Aspirants Mulcted in Wo- tions and it is very often a result of anemia or lack of blood. Hot applications give temporary re- lief in neuralgia and should be used. They cannot cure the trouble because the pain is the complaint that the un- ! der nourished nerve is making and it | ! will not be quieted until the nerve is | The only way to reach the nerves fed. with nourishment is through the blood. That is why thin blood so frequently ‘When the blood becomes thin the nerves lack nourish- | Build up the blood, supply to | leads to neuralgia. ment. | York business man man's Home, Says Vice Crusader New York, Sept. 6.—Acting on in- i n by a witness in Nar- ansett Pier and a well-to-do New { had been victimi { of District Attorney it the elements that the nerves need | and you begin to correct the neuralgia. The free booklet ‘‘Diseases of the | N vous System’’ will interest you. rite for it today to the Dr. Williams .3ledicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells Dr."Williams’ Pink Pills or they will be sent by mail on receipt o' price 60 centd per box, 8ix boxes for e Why Not Get Rid of Eczema? | If your ekin itches and burns with eczema or any such tormenting, un- sightly skin disease, simply wash the sore places with Resinol Soap and hot water, dry, and apply a little Resinol Ointment. Usually - the itching stops INSTANT- LY, you no longer have to dig and scratch, sleep becomes possible, and healing begins. That is because the sooth- ing, antiseptic Resi- nol medication arrests the action of the disease, and almost always restores the tortured, inflamed skin to perfect health-—quickly, easily, and at little cost. Prescribed by doctors for over 20 years, and sold by every druggist. What the Right Soap Does for Your Skin Money cannot buy a purer, more cleansing toilet soap than Resinol Soap. And the healing Resinol medication in it helps to keep the complexion clear, fresh, and beautiful. Attorney James , in charge vann’s vice in- v, accompanied by and Duffy, raided enth Avenue, near Car- While only two persons Smith said he isfled with the re- ie hall. e arrested, vas more than were Mrs. Georgia ired woman, and Ru- a cabaret dancer, id that he was a recent danc- tner of a woman well,known on Broadway. 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Mr. Smith said that in a prelim- inary examination Guglielmi furnished second deputy evidence which would be used against a member of the police department now under indictment, For many commissioner. | vears Mrs. F ict attorney he | scene of many vicious parties, Mr. |as steward. Smith dsserted, and not once have the police interfered. He added that he had received information from a re- liable source that many persons of means, principally ‘“‘soclal climbers,” had been blackmailed after indiscreet visits to this house. toda, Hughes, Detectives from the distriot attor- ney’s office are investigating the dis- appearance of three who are known to be friends of a mn’s place has been the | iy i employed by an uptown hotel This man, who is pol- ished in manner, is said to be affiil- iated with members of the underworld in the white slave traffic. intimated that he would be Detectives McClune, Van Leer, who were sent to Philadel- {us Dave Siberia, on a charge of white | man’s story today young women phia on a search for fugitive witneszes | slavery, sent word to returned and reported that a num- |torn ber of men and women promised to |to confess the part he come to New York and aid in the in- | trade on the east side vestigation, if they could be assured | had only been in this protection. All of them admitted, ac- | months when cording to the detectives, that they | admitted that he feared physical violence from the un- | agent’” of Siberia derworld d certain members of the | in the cafes and coffee police force. Nathan Patinsky, or London, who was indicted with David Parish known arrested, was Mr. Smith arrested cast side, gregate in large and District Attorney Smith You Want the Real American Freedom! An Interpretation of Liberty Higher Than the Constitution Provides HE Almighty Dollar of America is regarded by some people as the greatest possession to be had in this country. I want to tell you that the Dollar in the hands of a Money King is of no more value than the dollar in the hands of a small investor. down as a Fact that the money kings of this country are courageous men. The only difference in POWER comes in the Opportunity to use that Dollar. You can put it And it takes courage to invest money. As a rule the courageous person invests, while the timid one deposits. Thousands of men and women have the courage and fortitude to face great odds in life—to battle against the foes of Home and Country, and then absolutely wilt right down to the timidity of a child, when it comes to investing or providing for the future. Courage in war is inspired by confidence in the judgment of superior officers. Hence timidity takes the place of courage in business matters, because most inexperienced persons lack confidence in their own judgment. Men and women are en- dowed with an intuitive faculty to discern right and wrong, and the common way to express this intuition. el “I feel it in my bones’’ ‘When a man “feels in his bones” that he is right, then it be- comes little short of criminal if he fails to act. Good common sense is the best basis for any opinion or judgment. It is the foun- dation stone of success. Free advice from anxious friends may be good sometimes, but it is always liable to be warped by Ignorance, Jealousy, Malice and Prejudice, whereas your own judgment, born and nourished by your own Common Sense, will always have your best interests up- permost. Real estate investments at the Opportune moment and at the right price, are at the bottom of all great American fortunes. Every wise man, whose foresight prompted him, made his initial invest- ment in some sound real estate proposition, either in a home for himself, or homes for others to live in and develop, and wherein he could observe the opportunity to buy at the right price and sell at some future time with profit and gain unto himself. The difference in handling your dollars is simply this:— ¢ @ - When you “deposit” your money, it works jor others When you “invest” your money, it works jor YOU HY don’t you invest your money in the land upon which you can live, in the city and country which you now help to enrich? The longer you live on another man’s possessions, the more you enhance his fortune and the poorer you become. You help to make him richer each year by paying rent, and if you lay away your savings in a bank, you simply loan it at 4 per cent. and some- one else makes use of your powerful dollars. Put your money into New Britain real estate in the right way at the right price, and realize the profits of the unearned incre- ment when you own the land upon which stands your home. You have a wonderful opportunity now, and the record of the past, as I have already shown, guarantees the future of BARNESDALE’S undeveloped section and its opportunities which must come with the growth of population, demand for homes, increase of industries and business, and the fact that you own the land beneath your feet and those of your family—which—together—your industry makes more valuable each day you live. OU do not have to buy a home-site for which the owner de- mands an unreasonable and unfair price. You can buy in the right way, at your own price, with a small deposit and on easy terms, at the Absolute Auction Sale I will conduct in BARNES- DALE for three days. It will be the best opportunity you have ever had, because it will give you the privilege to offer in fair and open competition, the price which you believe the piece of ground you want, is worth to you. The property I will sell, is situated 8 minutes from the center of New Britain and 8 minutes from Plainville, by trolley. It has a high elevation, is beautifully wooded and every plot is accessible the district ; yesterday that he was wil played in Patinsky, country fl has alrd the busi! spending his 4 houses of where men were apt to ¢ numbers Assis| will hear and ready to build upon. It is developed upon a first class plane;” with proper restrictions that will make for advancement of values, and render it possible for you to assume Real American Freedom and Independence, accumulating unto yourself and heirs, all the profits of the unearned increment which arises through your hold- ings. Your Judgment Should Prompt You to place some mbney in your pocket and attend this Auction Sale. Now is the Right time, will be able to buy at the Right Price, prepare for the Future and shake the shackles which have held you a and here is the Right place. You slave, The Constitution of the country gives you protection and free speech, but no interpretation can find the way to give you great- er freedom and independence, through the proper method of obtaining the ground which for others, and can free you from the Bondage of Poverty. For after all, there is no greater Freedom, than when the Father or Mother know that they are fixed for the future and their offspring have been Posterity. has built tremendous fortunes no greater Liberty, well provided for —COME TO THE— ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE 200--Choice Buildingji’lots--Separately -200 BARNESDALE Directly on the 5-cent Trolley Between New Britain and Plainville. THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY SEPT. 14-15-16 $1,000 WORTH OF SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY Remember, no trash, but all stan- dard goods, given away whether you buy or not. Given away as an At 2 0’Clock Each Day Under Mammoth Tent—Look for Big Red Flag. EVERYBODY WELCOME. Under Mammoth Tent, Rain or Shine. TERMS OF SALE 10 % Down 8?5%}5 10 per cent. on signing of contract; balance in 24 equal monthly pay- ments; or 10 per cent. down; 10 per cent. within 10 days, 30 per PLENTY OF SEATS advertisement, to reduce other ad- vertising expenses. If I did not fully comply with my advertise- nents the U. S. mail service would bar my advertising souvenirs. GEORGE G. BAKER America’s Pre-eminent Land Auctioneer—300 Sales in 40 States in 20 Years. 7 EAST 42d STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. cent in 30 days: balance on bond and mortgage three years. Inter- est on all balances 5 per cent. 3 per cent discount for cash. Deeds and Contracts free.