New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1919, Page 10

) o S i e 0 5 0 5 5 50 50 2 5 5 30 MMM 0 R mmfimmmwfifian@@@@@ux@@@@@@@@@@m@@@@@« S ONE_WEEK SEPT. 22-27 DAYS ONLY EDUCATIONAL AND HIGHLY ENTERTAINING. CATERING TO ALL TASTES Ty T T Ty cToteted ENTERTAINMENT RACING EVENTS SPECIAL EXHIBITS Automobile Show—1920 Models EVERY AFTERNOON ON STAGE TUESDAY— 2:15 Pace, Purse $500 : I 918 Trot P $500 Machinery Exhibit and Demonstration THE AERIAL MITCHELLS — Sensational rot, Purse Special Exhibits by State Depts. European Novelty Performers. THURSDAY—2:10 Pace, Purse 3500 2:13 Trot, P $500 Official Show of Connecticut e i 0 . : BALY BROS.—Direct from Ringling-Bar- FRIDAY— 21 P:c)e, PI;:-ZZ o | Porr_n(?loglcal Soc]ety. num-Bailey Circus. Special Exposition of Connecticut Boys’ an . 2:24 Trot-Pace, Purse $300 and Girls’ Clubs and Competition LOUISE AND MITCHELL—Thrilling High Cattle Strength Tests S and lofty Tumblers. MADELINE — Popular Song Hits. Cattle Peg Races Vegetables Floriculture Cattle Walking Races Field Crops Culinary Arts PROF. CCATS in Daring Balloon Ascen- Cattle Parade i Domseeiis sions and Parachute Drops. e . . Baseball Games Every Day. Fruit Cattle ) : : : : : side slfi:‘z”z:mg Pici ey it many Sk oeling Industrial Athletic League Track Meet Sheep LIS Saturd Poultry Goats Horses Something doing every minute of the day. akalnt Everything That Goes to Make a Big Fair THE BEST STATE FAIR EVER HELD ADMISSION 50c AMPLE AUTO PARKING SPACE FREE b dbbubbibibbbbbobobabibububbibbbiibbakbkkak bbb @@@@“mfimfifi-éfifififi@@“fiwfifi fi@@fimfififi‘“@@fl@fififiu@@@@@@@@fi ,;’9‘..0 % &% fofcTetotetelel-TotcTototetotodededefoted Retotedaetedetofetodo] 3 o i Roberts col Constantinople R0l rolleveher mUNjecteoples there would he a great hetterment in | rate of 100 for 100 French francs, -esentatives of the People's, the \m\mnn\ BLIND BEAR. RS O ol e AATEr Gy By e D greal sym- | general conditions, if a factory | although normally approximately | It Socialist, Agrarian and Pro- flnm{fli He is a journalist by profes- | pathy between ¢ \ = 2 sress Fairbanks.—Mosquitos are a gi and the ! peace were concluded. Railroads were | equivalent > parties s now administering sion, & member of the People's party | United States use of the in-| In operation in Bulgaria. and it The . er pes aska this s $ people here seem satistied with | 13 la's affairs. All five parties are | ¢ Pest In Alaska this summer § and the second civilian minister of war | fluence of graduates from Itoberts| hoped that conditions before long | King Boris. Ile is 25 years old, had a | represented at the peace conference, | ever hefore. Trappers have kil Hulgaria ever had. In 191218 he| college at Constantinople, partly be-| Would permit resumption of overland | model education in Bulgaria is i i large brown bear totally blinded < Bulgarian minister plenipoten- | cause of the great work which your| traffic by way of Helgrade to western | pro-entente in sympathy se \USTRALIA'S BIG FESTIVAL. | mosquitos. R T I L Ty e b A el et et b 1o pe (The railway is partly de- | jous-minded and \\m:\c hard 1\'1 nl_m.\ S Nl e ol e O Skt gt e o 5 st B b stroyed hetween Nish, Serhia and @he | ministors on affairs of state. His fav- llarg Ne . " cograd. Shortly before Rulgaria’s| throughout the cans | stroye S ey i L ; O o i e e S | houndary line.) ovite diversion is motoring. He is de- | (eddfod of Austral 1d in October, ABSTAINERS AND NEUROSIS| Mm]stel‘ 0[ war Assers Gmm clerram to Sofla in which h arned { appreciated the white flour, about 25,- iy 1 1 be one of the atest mus Mhe Bulgarian army will be re- | seribed as very democratic in manner, ‘\":,,‘ ,]" L ‘..[.::],mm:n : Nt London.—Sir Frederick Mott, B nd that if Bulgaria took| 000 tons, which was delivered to | duced to its old peace-time footing | and he ined added prestige from |° i < | has seen. Cash prizes will this year | 18h neurologist, has determined & | the side of ¢ many it would cost him | garia by the Food Administration. The | which, the minister said, was about | the fact that he conducted himself | Sh(]l]ld Be P[][]]Shed his throne. Persccution was Mad- S . . 1 : et ! total nearly $10,000 and there will be | 60 Der cent. of the cases of war Ad ple ! sed to eat white! 40,000, Improvement of Bulgaria's | bravely during the war i andgticre W e ey . i A 1l bine .0 of humerous gold and silver medals. wriouw’s reward for his friendly | bread financial status, he said, is bound to coalition cabinet, composed ¢ P The minister stated that perfect or come with the development of export Sofla, Bulga Aug. b fCorreApond- “ a's punishment, however” | d€r prevailed throughout the country. | tr and opening of the fronticrs, all ence of the Associated Press) e d s B LTl j A large crop was being harvested and | of which will stabilize and restore the ' ilgaria should be punished for her | torial stments which will n=|AUcre svasiplen tyfo (o cat Ba nd e At A s Sie atlon in the war against the | don Bulgarian subjects to the domina-, ¢tables. He thought that next year Bulzarian leva now excha at the is the frank admisslon of | tion of ather nationalities. Our hope | = s = G b rel Madjariouw, Minister of War, | Is that Mr. Wilson's principle of na- A Remarkable Offer made to the Sick for this Wwho, in the absence of M. Teodorofr, | tionallty will prevail, and that the 5 B : ) A g : ! i Visit only, by now in Paris, acting president of the | justice of Bulgarian claims in the Do- A S ? "’ national council brudfa and M onia will not be lost M-, Madjariouw was educated at' Sight of. 1 1 fought for : ; SR 8 New England’s Wonderful Specialis ’E)VKWty’Pkva ; : (e e —WHO WILL BE AT— e v g o | L g el Hotel Beloin over my \uh\. qu\m he was so s 9 i - . thin and pale. We were trying to feed 4 | L : . him raw milk with water, because I o & NEW BRITAIN ‘on making an X-ray examination of the couldn’t nurse him—but it was too hard & o S o . | " ¢ Lungs, with Improved Magnoathis Skiascope as an ONE DAY QN LY b Gt ; ’ ald to Dingnosis. 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