New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1919, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, .1914. hold Labor Saving Devices Week CLES THAT WILL MAKE WILL MAKE HOLS :WORK EASIER KITCHEN CABINETS That save many unneces- sary steps. The snow white tabletop; convenient sanitary leg base; large bins and cup- FIRELESS {3 SBIM T at, COOKERS That roasts, bake, boil, steam and fry. An automatic maid that never grows tired and never burns the food. Takes the drudgery out of Refrigerators That have a uniform tem- perature of pure air in per- fect circulation. and thereby save ice and food. beards; easy working draw- ers; patented flour sifter, are only a few of the many con- veniences of our large stock of kitchen cabinets. CARPET SWEEPERS With large bristle brush We are exclusive agenis for the Baldwin, Bohm Sy- phon and Eddy TEA WAGONS That add style and comfort to the tea party. Wagons of all designs —with glass trays— with drop leaves, etc., at all prices. Step in during the week ¢ni see our dis- play of Labor Saving Devices. kitchen werk, and saves four- fifths of the fuel bill. One, two or three compartments. Electric Vasuum Sweepers Which, with attachments will clean everything. The current for the strong G. than 2c¢ a week. 5. Suction Motor costs less which runs ecasily and noise- Built to run lessly. They save rugs, time, inder low health and moncy. “furniture. No Never use a broom more moving on a gosd rug—use a Bissell Carpet Sweeper. while clean- ing house. S Kitchen Tlables Sewing Tables_ Kitchen Chairs I*‘\:rmture Polish Vagons ® ® . y : g Congoleum Mats Linoleums. Casters rving: Wagon . meeting held at the People's opers ) “The proletariat must ruthles work only for the front; there must house. Commissary of Education | all means at its disposal” -~ be no holidays and no rest so long as JKunff in a speech declared that the Lisbon, $1 ; Litchfield, $237,000; KILLED IN FALL |intornational profiteers are strangling Paris peace conference had been X 1 e : ster $66,000; Lyme, $16,900. the prole at revolution shaken owing to the great superior | [ Glinton - $ 00; Colchester $80.900: Madison, $37,500; Manchester, $743,- bt 2y All res s and soldters forces with which the attack is being 4 Colebrook $14,800; Columbia $10.900: 000; Mansfield, $16,500; Marlboro, 33,-| fumous French Aviator Has Acci. [DaVe beén ordered to join the R carried out. Alluding to the unity 3 S g ; Meride; ,470, A ebury, army immediately, needed in such a life and death strug- Corawall Seventy 314,000 3333333;'§§§§61§%$&.0 g?u.:gél;d“fx;azifc. and invalids b ; L b and the danger of a white coun- (St town, $1,017,000; Milford, $195,000; te telepho adapest has cvolution he declared Durham $18,700. jantville, $79,500; Morris, $16,200. been complote d, and all o rd §9,100; East Granby $18,- Naugatuck, §575.000; New Britain, cafes will be closed at i e T A. 1 $30,000; Tast $2,385,000; New Hartford, $48,400; Paris, April 22.—Jules Vedrines, a s until furt notice. S T H M ‘There is no “cure” but relief is often i 000; Iast Haven $45,- New Haven\ $9,224,000; Newington, d French aviator, was killed ye . decistons we NeL AT Must RfflSfl fo Succeed ; East Wind- $21,000; New London, $1,710,000 s by | | : brought by— 700; BEnfield New Milford, $219,000; Nor i S . Essex $76,200; East Hamp- folk, $121,000: North Branford,' {°partment of Drome while Vedrines | l quota for the Victory ton 200 $12,500; North Canaan, $82,000. was attempting fo make a monstop O otioned amony Farmington §148,000; Franklin $13,- North Haven, $48,700; North Stoning- . from Villacoublay to Rome. S fod 1y ik omertonte nons NEW BRITAI YICKS al 00; Bristol $921,000; Brook- Kent, $18,90 $296,000; 1V N L1y 0; Burlington $7,500. Killingworth, $6,000. VEDRINES, FLIER, i < > n- 33 : Canterbury $12,- Lebanon, Ledyard, $18,000; e EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is at the bottom of most digestive ills. Ki-MOIDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from the distress of acid- dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION 3 dent in Flight to Rome—DMachin- st is Also Killed. when his machine fell in the 900; |ton, $17.400; Nerwich, $1,695,000. mechanician in the machine also Glastonbury %91,300; Goshen $13,-| Old Lyme, $42,000; Old Saybrook, Was killed : Ansonia $735,000; | 900; Granby $16,300; Griswold $127,- ‘2@400 Orange, $300,000; Oxford The machine in which they were 500, Groton $450,000; Guilford $12,000. the trip was 700. | Plainfield, $157,000, Plainville, m;cmc t happened about Bethany Haddam, 318,000; Hamden, $230.- $121,500; Plymouth, § . Pomfret, 'lork this morning at Les Foulllois Bloomfield 000 Hampton, $15,300; Hartford, $55,200: Portland, $55,800; Preston, was (1!" to Hmrwh 3,000; Hartland, $8,400; Har- $20,400; Prospect, $10,500; Putnam, winton, $19,500; Hebron, $12,70Z0. $290,000. a = | Rocky Hiil, $27,000; Roxbury, $16,-, the death of both of them wa 300. stantaneous. Jules Verdrines was one of most noted EFrench airmen. He irst French “YOUP BOD"GU/\PD" 1,., ~n<Tag Q- : THURSDAY w v winaNG, April 24, 1919. BERLIN GRANGE HALL, Berlin. | Salem, $9,400; Salisbury, §151,500; ' | Saybrook (Deep River). $103,500; ! Seotland, $7,800; $292,500; | Sharop, $74,700; $120,000; nd during tho 3 | Somers, $28,500; ufhbur} $28,500; s very active in | Southington, $300,000; South Wind- rope, winning the Fu sor, $90,000; Sterling, $24.700; Ston- nishing fourth in ¢ ington, $283,000; Stafford, $183,500, Luropcan cireuit raco and maki Suffield, $180,000. ) Thompson, $72,000; Tolland, 330,- fall of his machine at St. Denis. recovered from his injuries and in Augpst, of that vear he came to and won the international tion race at Chicago on Beptem- PRAGER ~=HAM Send up Slx boxes Of {000; Thomaston, $123,000; Torring. Britis C ce. one of | tan, $958,000. | £ rom London | Union, $4,500. i Voluntown, $8,100; Vernon (Rock- | ville), $467,500. | Wallingford, $442,500; Warren, 38 1 400; Washington, $79,600; Waterbury $4,667,000; Waterford, $84,400; Water- town, $174,000; Westbrook, $36,700; West Hartford, $352,000; Wethersfield $174,000; Westbrook, $36,700; Wesi = R L c £ I | Hartford, $352,000: TWethersfiel, _f'_"“d 1 the Heench mn the morning . [$87,700: Willington, $52,500; Win. Serial service carly in the war, and | chester, $502.500; Windham, $403,- Vo later made an instructc 000 Windsor, = $82,500; Windsor January 1 e bl Ont Wfin’t arly rlo Locks $90.000; Wolcott, $9,300; [he feat Srenaie SnUE Tuerior Waodbridge, $18,700; Woodb $467- (FRNLCIRE W 2rhane ~ 300, Woodetoek, §35,000 " B This is ham such as you never tasted before. in my hOUSQ. Sees ot il | HUNGARY PREPARES | Its full, rich flavor and bodv-bmldmg value is retained by PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW. FOR ANOTH ElGEf % being cooked in a form. . 1 m the rl Ot s | i i 5 “Kern” Brand Prager Ham is specially selected ham-—eelected for size and o excellence and the chefs careful hand ing gives it a flavor never found in ordinary ham. Try some today—it’s ready to serve. Disorders in Lahorc and Other Dis-! triets in India Continue. | simla, Indla, April 20.—Martial law | |has been proclaimed in the Guierat| idis!rict Advance of Rumanian Tecops Canses Great Excitement in Capital City | Other “Kern” Brand Pure Meat Products— Liver Sausage, Tongue Blood Pudding, Roast Ham, Frankfurter Ham Bologna Always say “Kern Brard” when you buy cold cuts Sold by all leading Delicatessen Stores and Meat Markets The public is invited to visit our kitchens. . Government Ipspection. All dealers prompily supplied by GEORGE KERN, Inc, New York —Call to Arms Sounded. Budapest, via Amst 1, April 21 | (By the Associated Press.)—The news of & Rumanian advance has caused m- Disorders tn tahore and other dis- Lonse excitement. Following upon ve: | it sires 66 Abmbay Raveliod tolthe hement speeches at meetings on Sat- urda‘ of the soldiers and wo: ! deelaration of martlal law in 2 RUM- | council the government issued x;kaim’ jber of focalities, Gujerai ls in the of impassioned appeals to the pyblic northern yert of Hombay presidency, to arm themselves and complete the . its prinecipal oities being Burat, AT revolution which is declared to be ir medapad and Berody. It has a popu- great peril, lation of over 8,000,000, {7 A proclamation to Factory under U. §. the munitiong |