New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 10

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1916, Do You Want to Save Some Money? Re-insulating a battery is about the most expensive repair there is. And there’s only one kind of battery in general use that isn't practically certain to be re-insulated-——or Jjunked—within the next year or two. That one exception is the Willard Battery with Threaded Rubber Insu- lation. Come in and we’ll tell you why. Fuller Storage Battery Co. 167 Arch Street Willar OR QUICK RETURNS USE ERALD CLASSIFIED ADS New Britain Clothing and Dry Goeds Co., Inc. Clearance § The New Britain Clothingj and Dry Geods Co. Inc 381-383-385 MAIN STREET. HONTENEGRO LETS its headquar- | LADIES! LOOK \;’OUNG, This Il‘"“ DARKEN GRAY HAIR on June , z the to per- Nicholas and which has ters in a suburb of similay which complained Paris. test is to one made 30 against re ndma’s Sage and Sulphur nobody can tell. throvgh hair. handsome, de- age. We all know a youthful appeai- is your charm. It the face When it and looks streaked, fusal of the peace conference mit the royal ment {o n many The Montenegro recipo and Brush it hair, advancing Montenegrin govern- OUT ROYAL HOW Thinks She Should Have Been Permitted to Sign Treaty the treaty with Ger-| of to G national ass notes last De | the advants ith Jugo-Slavia but | ance. Your yemized or 1 however embly voted ember s of unite hair this the roval Niche sembly the country by ! makes King wetion was never rec Neither grin 1t government the Maontenc sentative fades, turns ju few applications and Sulphur enhances its appearance hundred-fold Don't Bither p get from any drug “Wyeth's Sage and pound,” which is merely recipe improved by the other ingredients. Thot is of folks recommend this ready-to-use prepara- tion, because it darkens the hai tifully, no possibly tell, as it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through | the hair, taking one small strand at \ time. By morning the hair AL 11, | disappea after another application Sebnil two, Its natural color is restored | and it becomes thick, glossy and lus- and you appear s younger. . of had «a confi Montene peace ened Jugo-Slavin, to | a d by votc o wit which ro was i 1y Look young at home or bottle of Com the old-time wddition of gray ! the recipe | | the | | is, Sept. 10 The royval gove ! tlie malionall iesembly me of | spare <ign | other ment of Montenegro has sent @ pro- | (e (wo nations L store a Sulphur hich test to the peace conferen ause | the treaty with Austrin, the her heing Rumania ted to CAl powers representatives ign the Austrian the Allied and s signed the with spill were not permit treaty yoitted MANY ACCEPT INVITATION. Austria, L drop “The the same from the voluntarily 10 per more than a md her heretofore government s with the titude and the great powers to end that of the Montenegro may treaty { Mayor Quigley “d of Numerous Prominent Guests Next Week., which did not Assury the conference even those of blood peace besides, one can protest says. refused which war A number men invited by Mayor to attend the tlon have of the prominent George A, Quigloy Welcome Home celebra ind written to the right to heg sided w cent. of third of liberty, violated Montenegro the Allies soldiers, very ming of ith the josing her accepted her population which The very | mayor to this effect. Governor had of utmost \ or Holcomb expects to be present none health permits Letters ceived | office from the Governor Admiral W, Tucius A | Conneeticut (%3 overnment which | the the | Judge S trous, were re mayvor's of Montenegro prote: Leceptance the cnergy inst the of the this morning at Benedict M. Holden, of ate Comptroller Morris €. Webster, of Harwinton; Adjutant-General G. M president Cole, of Hartford; Mayor Frank Hartford: | Morgan, New London, and ror f | Richard J. Kinsclla, of Hartford Hartford: Mayor Quigley has also received an of from Licutenant-Governor King | ex-Mayor of Wilson, of Bridgeport. OWN HOME DAYS OF RENT INCREA roltowing Hartford; Marc 1 Holcomb Cowles, of Farmington; conference crnments of the to the violation of peace asks gov- in- - and tervene such a B " honor Storrs, of the i rights be termin- company. of of ated.” K. Punderford, vice-president > Montenegrin g of the government samo company, William J. Malone, James Cray makes foregoin Bristol: which protest is acceptanco is headed by Bristoit | ¢iifford | THIC SHOULD IN Special Cloging-Out Sale ORCHARD HEIGHTS Until Monday Night FROM BE FIRST CONSIDERATION THE PRIC ONLY $68 TO ONLY §$299, I'OR 50 FOOT LOTS. You can now own a piece of this carth, as a v¢ MONTHLY PAYMENTS with NO TAXES OR INTERI THE MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION to those des > their OWN HOMES, and under their co-operation and as- an, several hundred houses will be built in this city. REMEMBER Each House Built \IX LESS LOT that can be purchased—so get © when the trolley is extended (and this exte 700. small deposit seenres your lot, balance on FE. T FOR TWO YEARS. has given a splendid stas sistance to the Workin, leaves just O in on the ground floor these now—at these very low priut'm [0 on is assured) lots will be from $600 to worth YOURR SHARE WILL COME—IF Y OU GET FORTY-FOUR (44) LOTS SOLD LAST WEEK Shows we have the goods. Water pipes now being laid in Roosevelt street. TwoHundredFifty Dollars ($250)In Gold Free first IN NOW ON THE GROUND FLOOR. For howse built this fall. Free drawing of beautiful presents Saturday and Sunday afternoons. One look at the level fertile =oil at ORCHARD HEIGHTS and you will want to own some. erty situated corncr of Rocky Hill C plant. THE BODWELL REALTY CO. Nat’l Bank Bldg. Phone 1801. F. E. Crandall,Mgr. New Britain's Py nanent Development Company., whosc increases the value of every Prop- Ave., South and South St adjoining New Britain Machine S St work Property and » which we operate. benu- | TERRIFIC STORM SWEEPS COAST Key West, Florida, Badly Damaged— 45 People Adrift at Sea in Open Boats, West, " Fla.., #he surrounding territory Key Sept With daylight today people of Key West and were able for the first thme ta survey the destruction wrought by the hurricane here the (hat swept through Tuesday night. Not a house in city had to presented eseaped tally 1 tangled mass of other small craft, damage and were The many wrecked harbor fishing vesscls and but latest reports falled to show deaths othier than those on the dredge Grampus Of the 14 men on this araft, rescued last night, one Mody covered and three are British tanker Tona to be scuttled to save after that 10 were was re- The anda, which had the liner Comal had broken her moarings and gone aground, was re- ported not In a bad position. The stenmer St. Gougal also broke loos Yo vessels had left port early today nor had any trains come in owver the Florida East Coast railway. In addi- tion to the temporary stoppage of g and electricity, the telephano service was suspended and newspapers were forced to suspend publication. missing vessel Miami, Fla., Sept. 11.—A wireless message received here early this morning said 45 persans were adrift in small boats between Fowey Rock lighthouse and Cape Florida, about 16 miles from Miami. Al were repagted “in distre and without food or wa- ter. Na details were given and there was nothing to indicate their identity but it was presumed they were mem- bers of crews of ships that went down during the hurricane that swept this section early yesterday. Boats have left here to bring them in. Small Membership Fee Sterling Fu Your Chance to Join the PERSONALS Mrs. G McLaren, of morning on bo | | » Canada and expect to 1t two Leon Bar will Troy, nes, of Hawkins street, P leave t weel NY, hi for La Now o will take illiam place, wailf York unive up the study 'POSLAM FORCES AILING SKIN T0 IMPROVE To be rid of an unsightly skin trou- ble is real physical and mental relief. If your suffering from eczema’s dis- tress has intense, you are en- titled great comfort that Pos- lam can bring you quickly. It mak®« the work of healing short and pleas- ant. A little a long way and does a great deal, the skin responds s0 eagerly. Itching irritation stops. 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