New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 21, | WALL \( E \HI L lm | Us Gl . REPRESENTATIVE | nicd suees Times Gr S, GE ING TRADE. xports to Brazil Four Than Other Countri Janeiro, Brazil, Nov. Il zil from the United NG LADLES SOUP INSOUP KITEHFN nte Rio e Tmpor s into Preace Delegates \rer Leave—LUlotel 0 the first six months of 1919 Selery i were four times greater than those De Crillon Will No Longer Be [ from, Great Biritain, (he nearest com- afll&fl Rmer NO[ Too Proud N e | peting country. according fo the Am k i an Chamber of Commeree for Bra- i Puris, Noy, 21.—J. C. Grew, secré- 5 o (0] Help |ty of American delezation to peace Ll IR e | Senterenct EpiIl probubiy bertio onlyENEIINEIE (R R AR 20 from e prominent: official of the delegation Mo URHed 1 : ; : ; itain biu, Kumania, Nov. 21.—Tho pic- | femaining here atter Vrank L otk G e T i e of a king, with a linen duster | HERTY 3 “'\\" nd Gen. T 1L od totaled $ 04,000, of which the slss, the an delegt i or bt ok produc vued ering his uniform, ladling out soup | (po"proie Alericun delesutes o el ks (et Gheiciss gl of . States on board the tran N00,200 . Wi e 8 sugur to his hungry people 1s onel port Americn, Docembpr 5 or G- M. $UBEEEESI G R ST 160,20 t will live long in the memories of Grew will have o stafl’ of several s i:‘x;:h» reat Dritain was third, with irls on duty at the American Red | sistants to help him with the work Wb & upply depot here maming after depacture of the del e e T e s e afternoon, for recompanicd to its seeking food th at who will contributing to the favor- n an 70 members of was | America by 1 iH balateCeolifonen SLO0.00Y Iy large and the small number | the confore Amba 000 000 el el G3FTCE s American girls were hard put to it!| Hugn W DIGEANTCILCS g 4 () were exporte keep the line moving. The heat| chiof re) iy R - = intense and the little group of | tainin: NANE ST TE U : cors who had een on thetr feet| Centril nllics SLEGHONE DTN N GleD) ke ARet s faie o S Crillon, which r Berlin, Nov. 21.-The cabinet does i el iselmisdl b Lo i vsosinee kst G propose to put abead the date for bie's man's volce saying: " | becember will . red for only 4 e pational elections which are now FT am ready for wdrk, girvls. What [« short time ter the fepavinre of expected to occur next January, nc- you give me to do?” | ihe delegates. Offices will be rented | aorqing ~ to a semi-official an- accommodate \l!\l“ will consist 1 clsewhere to staff which clerks and officers communication service Bont over a barret of by M. Applebee of pightenad up to see from whom had | nethis offer of much n aid i behold before her King , m QR veds s e onaianac | MANY WANT T0 FLY i | | | | nouncement ———— ALL VICTIMS OF ECZEMA'S ITCH NEED POSLAM It is Poslam’s mission to relieve itching eczen cruel distress and to cocon, Miss Minneapolis ely ol with connected ded to the room meant little then when hun- people W to be fed, so Miss plebee s ted that the king first his hand at the salmon and jam. t the king as distributing agent for American Red cked the pracecding s could not quitc Oftice of Company Controlling the Passenger-Aviation Service is Be- | sieged With Applications. Cross almost for his sub- p the idea of Nov. 21.—That puasscngers awaiting the establishment London, gerly ind health. Comfort comes ir king standing counter ane routes to distant points in it is applied to the re i Seeing ish empire is shown by the re- Its concentrated healing | for tickets recelved'by a cone- | power quickly shows. Iach day pany which operates airplane 1ino- should mark distinct improvement. pense with all formalities, from Folksto On the day So effective is Poslam for eczema, ain that for ages to come some| when the ser the office of | rashes, pimples, scalp-scale that just can that once contained an | the company ed by inquirers | 5 Jittle of it will do much. t's n food product will occupy the | seeking bookings for ol o sliey Hiab connts. ce of hongr in many a Rumanian | world. One wanted to ma T fres wsehold. Venice and another demanded a ticket & tol Binergancy Laboratorie v shouldn’t he work,” said one| to Cairo. ATth St, New York City girl that evening, “when his ns with refatives or Interests in N Cur o T me R irasher e, Queen Marie, ix the hardest| India have made nunierous inquiries ta | qjearer, hetter by the daily use of ker the American Red Cross has| learn how soon it will be possible for | hoqu " goan medicated with Poslam. i them to go there by airplanc. ¢ in Rum Little Life Lessons By the Observer “An old man, a man whom you all know by reputation, a man over 80, whose family wealth had been invested in real estate for generations” remarked the Observer, said to me a few days ago, “I am a very old man and through my entire life I've noticed one thing. Families who have all their investments in securities fre- quently go broke and never recover. While families whose investments have been in real estate are never R down and out.” “For example” continued the Observer, “The WILLIAMS ESTATE is a case in point. It has been 150 years in one family, and it is growing more valuable daily, and will continue so to do without artificial boosting or the assis- tance of nebulous promises, for its pusition on the western boundary of the city makes for natural and logical de- velopment. Its partition into homestead plots increases its wealth to those who buy and those who sell and so it will go on.” “It is sun-clear to me, my boy, that the WILLIAMS ES- TATE SUB-DIVISION is the one best bet in real estate in this city.” 1 we are in business to If you feel that our knowledge of real We want you to feel that SERVE you. estate matters gathered through years of experi- ence can help you in making decisions — then we want you to consult us — and we will give our counsel and advice—GLADLY—WILLINGLY. You can afford to give part of your working day to decide on the greatest e vent of your bright young life—the purchase of your homestead plot. 60x150 for $500, $600, $700, $800 and $900 spread over 6 years if you desire. West Main street trolley and jitneys carry you fare—Ask the Or walk to the junction of Black Rock and Corbin Avenues, the right and step two minutes west. SUNDAY S GOME-AND-SEE DAY COME AND SEE, YOURSELF— SOMETHING NEW IN NEW BRITAIN A0 S0 40 00 40 0 0 0 0 0 O O 0 002 0 B B U B DB DB BB BB BB D SPECIAL LdR APPOINTMENT 10 606-12 ns ite Subdi Office, Third Floor National Bank Bldg. (Open Evenings) right on to the Williams Estate—one Teley Conductor or Chauffeur. turn to ohokadetetetetototetoRetoteoteTok Tototo TobeTobe T okt Teote o Eoto JetoteioRetoetotetetofototatelotelobetotetotolodotoRetode RototoRoRetodeder ! restore the disorderad skin to sightli- | 10 LAUNGH BATTLESHIP 1010, 'R H MUCH CON RNED. 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