New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1919, Page 5

Parlor QOil Heaters Lawson Gas Heaters Stoves | | war-tin son I A. A. MILLS 80 WEST MAIN ST. Tinning Plumbing MIDWAYINLIFE Men and women at forty | stand at the portal of a crucial period. Strength mustbe kept up, the body well nourished. SCOTT'S EMULSION is the tonic of wonderful helpful : ness to ihose in middle life SCOTT’S nourishes and in vigorates and helps th body keep up with th daily wear and tear or? strength. Let Scott’s help keep you robust! Scott & Bowne Bloomfeld, N.J. ] Beauty “ a Blessing to every woman, but good |= health is vitally important. | Attention to liver, kidneys | and bowels will improve beauty and health. are a boon to women, be- cause theyregulatethe func- tions of all these organs without any irritation or dis- agreeable efl’cct. Announcement J. Kinir J. P Kiniry. We take pleasure in opening of our oflices from which wo | will install, operate or audit up-to-date Dookkeeping or cost systems. | Our stenographic artment is at your service and we would appreciate | an opportunity to . contract for your | daily correspondence. - | Male ste aways in at- | téndance, Kiniry & Co. Rooms 21 and Booth’s Block. Nov. 10, (919, anunouncing the | Office 1lours, Bisenits for S0 light,. sc/appetizing w0 casily made with Angelus. Flour [} ko Standard .of Bxceilence in " ‘hite, IMlour. Thompson Milling Lockport, N. Y. .:Sold by Sold 1 L T. Bassalli, 276 reakfast and Lo, Main Tel. 381 ] Bermanent rodty HARD CIBDER DECLARE) Dees Not Contravene Dry Aet, Ofticial, Suys tevenue Doston, Nov. 12.-—The manufacture and sale’ of pure apple cider, whether fermented or not, s permissible under th prohibition reguiations, Acting-Collector of Internal Revenue Andrew J. Casey announced yestér- day. The to inquir atement was in s about the use of juice for Thanksgivins. Cider, either Casey said, ms time without 'd to alcoholic tent, although nothing done to inerease its pereentag cohol. After January 16, 192 cider can he manufactured and old commercially only when ths alcoholic content is under one-half, of 1" pér-cent. dalad response apple sweet or hard, Mr be sold at the present con- over, “BROMO QUININE" To get the genuine, éall for LANATIVE BROMO lets. Look fov IROVE Cures Day. $0c . A CLEAR CONPLEXIN Ruddy (‘heek@—-Spark] ingEyes —Most Women Can Have Only One full name QUININE Tab- signature of T. W. Cold in One Says Dr. Edwards, a’ Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ail- ments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them dwards’ Olive Tablets. You will them by their olive color. e tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a normal gz off the w. zad poi ,nnnus matter in’ one’s systeni. If you have a pale face, sallow lool, , pimoles, coated tongue, head- tless, no-good feeling, all cut sorts, inactive bowels, you take ore ards’ Olive Tablets nightly a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women ard men tak> Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the suc- 'ess{ul substitute for calomel -now and zot to keep them £t 10¢ . Speda! Values TRIMMED HATS $3.98 | 1teds ard | try will become NEW BRITAIN ‘DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1919. itain Man's Loss Tuahle ANARCHIST HORDE MENACE T0 U. S, Many Wai'lm‘g' {0 Pour Into ot | ERNERIE tored for five There is nothing more than health and; this man Jost foun a it IKup per, 117 Whiting street, ah employee wall known here said I had doc~ vears before 1 found a medicine that AN o Nor T would help me. That medicine was GOLDINE, but I wiiting. (o invide the United want (o fell you how bad 1 was, then you will know Nites the moment the treaty is rati- 3 H ‘ what that medicine really did for me ticd and’ peace procluimed and will s " SEhs I had and scemed taionii T ate e \"m\nnw TR, L went Htative stomach to do me no good, | pour in trouble =0 had that was hungry Aizzy al the pounds, it everything T afe all the distressed mo time yot the more time and kept losing flesh, emed at times that 1 would drop in the street | owas and had such pains in my stomach and chest. 1 owonld 11 up with gas (i1l 1 could hear it roll around in my stomach and | was in ter distr I heard of decided 1 would try it knew relieve e GOLDIN did it failed, 1 am glad 1 ot it and about it for if they upow. s U lood, unless wenker 1 got, T was ANGpasspe down from 145 o 118 This is e’ baliet of ke \hert S0 wealk Johnson, ol W Mington, riinle GOLDINI and something ome way to everything olse had others chairman “of the' House immigration 1 had to when to be ahle committee,” who favors (he laws tntil ance of the war ort more glad suffered as 1 did they need it MAX KUPPER prove to you the true Crowell's Drug helped you, vour sladly zive you a frec man will be many ctive ' immigration | to tell lezislation passed by | cougress and GOLDINIS needs no value of (his remedy. Get it which) has little [ and tell the drosgist until (he know and he will sion f The GOLDINI m to hear the Dont other endorsement Lo today at how it has who has outlined o bill,” designed o ’ f Store then come ramedy the evil, hut word will help other chance of passing next ses to bottle if you ask him at Crowell's Drug Stord Wedng zood things you will have to say of GOLDINIG forget the name GOLDINE ot CROWELL'S DRUG every the The state department is said fo he | Ay p anxious over the situadtion of ihe | if you use it e restrictions, until permanent le STORE ONLY ion can'be passed. The labor de partment is equally concerned with the conditions. At this moment,” ——————— e who WOULD ASSASSIN PROVES ! would miake additions fo POOR SHOT AND IS ARRESTID tative Johnson, “‘apart from the war | our present population, will let no Basle, Nov. 10.—Budapest pssport act,, which whl disappear | one come in except who are % oAt e L Deecs. o ioalithe e veomee . medlie i immiets | ’\'\'f“:‘ "'l\r:_'"l'”‘l'(”"\‘f“‘"“',"";‘ [';“‘,":":l\‘:m“M, lags ‘congress “continues it, we have [ to accept citizenship under probation- § (S0 S LT LG L G- nothing but the literacy fest and a | ary ferms which our government ; : Hungarian navy, but that the bullst few clauses about anarchy and pov- | shall impose. o % The ald:be crty to keep these radicals out. lLol- Ay bill WL enl, S e ISR S shovists nre assembled begging for | w SRaRcstad passports al London, Pars, The ue, Madrid, Rome, - Constantino- ple, Stockholm, Christiana, Copenha- wen, Berne, Lelgrade, Tokio, Praguc, | | Viadivestok and Arch . Certain | dents, Iluropean countric to un- load these undesirables ter “I am in po reports front each of these places and 1 say frunkly that unless we can check th incoming of these violent revolution- sts who. themselves think the United | c1 Stutes is the only fertile place left in | for the world, not.only for thelr individ- | as ual prosperity, but for the spread of | then send for their doct the coun- | timately raisc il hell’s canldron in-| born citizens stead of the peaccful melting pot it has been. “With this bill we room in the United & ble aliens who can ¢ © and live as wo live. shutting out those from abroad says Represcu- desirable news- those Ehot proposes to continte (he » passport pian in so far as it shall pply to who might United States clauses of come to the under the exemption regular immigration propose that preachic shall lnws. come temporarily only with passports from tieir own government. Ifurther, that shall be vised by our agents as to the nature of Lusiness and length of stay. No long- would it be possible for Japanese instance to come to this country attend night schools, 1 picture bride and ul- family of American these passports consnlar students damnable \ Check On Al Alicns. \ GO e “The other entrance feature of the ex for desirn. | DIl is that those eligible for citizen- among us | Ship who do not come with passports | hero s still | for temporary may come in only sreat opportunity in the United States | WPon taking oath at the port of en- for:those:who begin at-the battom, | {ry that thex are coming for {he pur- the wail of the radicals notwithstand- | I of obtaining citizenship ultiy | o mately, that they are willing to reg- | ) s once . year \\uh zovernment officinls and obey all r jons and § Inws of the country, The understand- ing would be that they are here on probation and would be deported for lation of regulations This would give the check on all the foreigners and their stay AN UNUSUAL DRINK Brewed from real hops in a large, Many Gather in Japan. clean, modern plant and having a “Tt is not generally known Japan, and more especinlly hama, is filled with indesirable aliens of many nationalities, especially Rus- sians, most of whom have lived in the United States for various terms of : . years without attempting to become | activities. They must remaln on: is the ideal bracing drink for hot citizens and are now awaiting oppor- | probation for two vears hefore taking | tunity to return. out first papers. After the first pa- weather. It fully every heir number is constantly In-| pers are taken out the immigrant | craving for a drink and is better from creasing at all ports on the other side | must remain five yvears before com- | Gl ! : of the Pacific. They are the riff raff | plete naturalization, and must be pro- | €very standpoint than usual soft-drinks. of the world. The cities of Holland | ficient in_(he English language bhe- | likewise are filled with native of all{ he will be given full rights, Like- countries awaiting transportation to | wise e must he able 1o answer ques- the United States. Many of them are | fions on American institutions. Fail- the most undesirable kind."” [ ure to acquire citizenghip after this “1 believe that 75 per cent. of the | period wll be another cause for de- <itizens of the United States,” said Mr. Johnson, “whether native born or nat- uralized, desire the immediate enact- ment of restrictive immigration leg- |y to he islation. Therefore 1 h » endeavor- ed to perfect a bill which, while not that Yoko- taste and flavor all its own ANZAC government a satisfies Every member of your family can drink freely of ANZAC with real benefit. ANZAC is recommended by physicians as a true food-drink. clause for the | ANZAG CO. on-admission for a period of time | determined of nationals from countries with which the United States has been at war.' portation "his bill carries a 60 PRENTISS ST. BOSTON, MASS. Local Distributors. Miner, Kead & Tullock. mRgTOw T NEWEST FALL STYLES (As Illustrated) Shown by The Eastern Millinery Co., 223 Main St., New Britain. 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