New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDwWY, OCTOBER 24, 1916. GEN. HARBORD HA - almost daily ocen ¢ HUGE DIAMOND CRUSHED, | BOLIDAY IN MASSACHUSETTS TO | CONVICT 3 IS FREED. cetion where raiding 1 s aro CELEBRAYE ARMISTICE SIGNING e NARROW ESCAPE | most constantiy \ - | Belicved to Be Part of Other Half of | jigston, Oct. 24, —Gov. Coolidge will | Pennsylvania Governor Pardons Man S " : 05 (he Cullinan Dinmond, TEue o pio Lunation i eeai it Held for Wife Murder. ° B lemi. Where (he mission’s antomo- ondon, Oct According to a | announced, declaring Nov. 11 a holi- Harrisburg, Oct. 24.—Gov. Sproul g a e e lres Ow biles were de W w o1 an [ Johanneshurg cable received in Lon- [ day this year to observe the first an- | has sizned a document which frees By Wead of Amcrican Mission (o Av- | ‘rmenian village. Ten days before [don, the large dinmon stimated i ary of armistice day, and for | William Josiah McMeen of Juniata E the mission reached there a Moslem | have weighed 1,600 carvats, which was [ w home the sailors | ¢ + Who has been in prison since menial Almost Gaptured! 1By hand bore down on the place, wre found in (he Premier mine, wa E s who servoe = viau (7)o Io8 siite mura ¢ Biclfoon hiet B ed the huildmgs, drove out or killed | fortunately crushed by the 5 The enreque cen in prison lon than any other § Bandits the male inhabitants and held the i lieved to be pavt of the other S | 5 ¥ nerican [ criminal in (i = O G 3 S e ot 7 The 5 received offers of employ- tent from i number of persons. Until Spri Constantinople, Oct. 16, (By . - : S LU o o , | nill dpring G. Harbord, head of the . s (s> ; : ! mission to Armenia, was cor : S ed upon his arrival here on his es- The motoring season is about at an end. ;«:‘;lv:\rlmtxvv” «:\lln)tv:x‘:»;\ x\x\ .‘Ivu;mlnx w fow ‘ ‘ ; s p : And your tir’es, more than likely, have given you all Gt SR el i / . 4 4 ! 3 i Doubtless right now, your greatest dread is the pur- A i R T O { ) ; : § g e ; chase of expensive tires—tires that will dezer- tember 3 by . Kurds, Tartars and B (oes : : . y D) iorate during the winter months even though jzsdgnoni “,"M“:tyf‘} : : \ : ; T R o R i you make little use of your car. ’ e M:J\IJI;L bk F : B But there is a way of :!volchng"thls dreaded expendi- d G > s ture, as the experience of over 1,000,000 mo- torists proves. ; ‘ From 5,000 to 15,000 miles can be added to the tires rds car had ronclied tho lain leai- : i & . - b - now on your car provided the fabric is still serv- It is believed that had he .]ceflhle'. : b o o AMnfliflm Breakfasts Cocked this ommg { Gates Half Sole Tire protects a tre that oiher L with the Armenians doubted Ve o T inarv cas v ] 3 e e i e =—====0__op Crawford Ranges. Was YoursOne? |§ ™e ordinary FrEE i Lo L AR VY Wi i b S While these cuts might not now prove serious enough to cause immediate material damage, the X ATt N i P i fall rains and winter snows will seep through chies declared they desired : : D St cutige Cw cconomical in its usc of fuel, easy to opu.lt’i,, ‘ the exposed places—rot the fabric—and a pre- T G B s s R ‘ A 2 of ihe saume styic. and can be relied upon for the very best mature blow out will soon ruin the casing be- intervened. They expressed = & - / results. . yond all hope of repair. Srafbstiounnn e moull Sene] 2 : § Examine your casings now, and have a Gates Half 1 conditions in Armeni; = = : All Crawford Ranges are equipped with the exclu- Sole applied before it is too late. Do .it now. 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