New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1919, Page 10

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,WEDNESDAY, NUVEMBER 2o, 1919, atch Your Blood fhen The Iron Runs Low ouArelnDanger Ssme As When The Mercury es Down You Know There Wiil be a Frost fow To Make The Test That Tells “Actual Dlood tests show that a tremen- 1s large number of people who d iil lack iron in their blood and ill for no other reason than lac! on deficiency paralyzes healthy, forceful tion, pulls down the whole organi eakens the entire system. A pale Tvous irgitable disposition, a rength and epdurance and the ina ope. with the strong vigorous folk Jace of life—these are the sort of warning ignals that Nature gives when the blood i3 etting thin, pale, watery and literally starv g for want of iron. If you are not sure of our condition, go to your doctor and have im take your blood count and see where ou stand or elsc make the following test ourself:' See how long you'can work or ow far you cap walk without be fired; next take two five-grain tablef uxated Iron neals for two oming three times per day after t weeks, Then test y s ggain and sce How much you b d. By enriching the blood anc d iching the blood and o £elis Nuxated Tron strens lic neryes, gebuilds the weakened tissucs R Rt e wercned issues ower into the whole system. G | Unlike the older inorganic uxated Tron is casily assim: jure the feeth. make them bl: e stomach. The manufactur: sful and i v _purcha: oney. Tt is disp on prodcts irely sa r or they will refu ensed by all good dr Conditions ‘Have Changed The complex condittons of modern vilization are wrecking the nerves of the orld. Tvery word, cessitates the expenditure ergy and,wears out the nerve hich must’be rebuilt or the syste 1lapse. KALPHO starts at the foundation and *ts on the brain, nerves, muscles and 0od cells: rebuilds wornout nerve tis- es and, by virtue of its antiseptic perties. prevents the decay of tissues @ consequently tends to repel disease. ALPHO regulates the gray matter in e brain and is therefore indispensable to i mental workers. Contains no har; I nor habit-forming drugs. At dru ts, -§1.00, Refuse substitutes. Insist e gi'nuim- KALPHO and observe magical effect. (ngelus Prour Ut = = A PRIZE BATCH d Hvery baking of bread, b apd cakes is an assured suc if you use ANGELUS FLOUR Thompson Milling Co.. Lockport, N. Y. Sold by The Stanley Market LARGE SCALLOPS . 85¢ qt. SMALL SCALLOPS . 65¢ gt . FANCY BOSTON BLUL WHOLE FISH . 8¢ 1b, L LARG NEWFOUNDLAND HERRING 12¢ Ib. NATIVE PICKEREL « AND B PERCH ......... 30¢ 1b. L ° Halibut. Salmon, Block Island Mackerel, Shore Haddock, Bull- heads, Smelts, Black Fish. Sca Bass, Perch, Lakewhite Fish, Pike, Sea Trout, Genuine Bluc Fish, Scrod Steak, Rockport Cod, Finnan Haddie, Sutter Fish, King Fish, Round Little Neck and Steaming Clams, Large Open frying and baking. Long Clams Yor All 1 Cold izh grade Sea Food. No Storage Fish, Will 11 o'clock Thanks- be . open until Moore’s Fish Market . Washington Place A A Nc‘)tes, L CA. Rla{ts, | The pool will be closed Friday and | Saturday | Miss Nivens will spend the week- end at her home in Boston. Mis giving Mass. MacCreadi at will spend Thanks- her home in Bradford, BOY SCOUT NOTICES Roy N | Effoct Bei Made to Secitre Berry of Boston to Address Local ! Boys—itecrganization Meetir wecek- The Hartford council held i eve- i1y scoutmaste chool Monday | ning at the Hartfora Y. M. C. A. at 2 which the speaker was Roy N. Berry, 5 national jield QUL e wn!tnvxxll\n«‘lv‘"l | Boston, Mir. Berry's subject was “The " moral trainin derived from scoui- | in&. e S very euarnest S[)(‘:)'\(“\‘ | and bas had wide experience in ! scoutin md in the solving of boy problems. [t is hoped that the New tritain council will be able to securc Jim to speak in this city in the nelr uture I f represented ok and evening troop No. tion meeting at the 1 church which we Scoutmaster Willi ded. Rev. G. M. Miss Stanley church the value of scouting of on necessity deriv the Ixceutive W. O, on the significance of the badge, scout cath and laws and the daily good turn. William Gooby of troop No. spoke to the troop and told the benefits which he from scouting in New B The following new enrolled: William Stahl, Richard Gorman, Irving Mid- dleton, ne Schmidt, Humph Walter Humphre thur Frit red Hooper and Joseph | Hooper. CawiamWI;;eintory Shows Estate Valued At $3,100 H. E. Christianson and gAaron Dan- iclson, appraisers of the estate of Aus- ain. Hoffman, David den street: $100 is the value placed on household furnishings; $1,250 is deposited in the Savings bank; $100 represents a claim in the Sons of St. George society FLIGHT Nov. the militar s HELD UP. 5 Paris, Poulet -Tieut. aviator Etienne who left 113 on a flight to tralia, left Karachi bay this morning. veloped, to descend journey had Melbourne, Aus- India, for Bom- ine trouble de- nd he was forced half the proposed completed. however, when heen ‘MARY’S ANKLE' IS B PLEATING TO MANY Causes Trouble on the Stage |B and Langhter in Audience Even as “The Thir- teenth Chair” ranked as about the best dramatic effort that the Lyceum Players have thus far put across, so, also, does “Mary's Ankle,” this week’s production, prop- AFTER (2:30) 13 held Stan- »oke to the troap] and of the trovp loyalty in order to scout Cook spoke | the 3 them of had derived members were Howard | Ar- | tin M. Cowlam, have filed a copy of their inventory with the probdte | court. Their report shows the estate of the deceased to be valued at $ 100. Of this amount $1,650 rep sents an interest in prope on Bel- | his airdrome near this city on October | The Herald Reviewer: THANKSGIVING MATINEE TOMORROW s S i S e DR Tz | | PREPARING EXHIBIT Real te and for Providence, : spend the Thank Harry Ginsburg un- company Icft ihis R. I, whe.e h ving holiday s home from Ford- noon corner of Church street, will | i known bicye t collided with his ma- chine damaginz the bicycle somewhat. August Hale ot 9 Madison street lef! CITY ITEMS | Advertising for Event at Elihu Bur-| Take the North Stanley street cav | ham college for Thanks | Iis bieyole in front of the Nation:l g Tl 1y B Aifcet it ouiecs Bt art Miss Ruth Bassette of Emmons | \farket on Arch street, last night, an rict School, Beginping December 5| Restrve,—Advt { Place returned today from Emerson | he later in a report made to the po Started—Eleborate Posters Designed | 1enix lodge will mect this evening | college where she is a student, and | jice, stated that a truck owned by tl to transact important business. i has as her guest Miss Katherine Bixby | garrison Express company of Har The first of a series of advert ving Dinner, EIKS' | from Arlington, Mass., who is a cla e R e aids is being distributed through thei ¢ Phone 260. | mate. e public library of the city. Iach pews | Kelly na will play from 5 o | R (e e | son taking home @ book receives| 8 p. m.—advt Tt e il 2 SllaToo s misatogor & | therein a bookmark upon which is de- | There will be an important moct- | SEUHEAD ATEO U e 1(5 ”"‘U::“':pf,“:fl,"l'z‘ ’fic::s:\“,,f o i signed a “Borogove” announcing the | ing of Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sonsy, . e : : il T | toming education exhibit and inviting | of St George, Thureany nisnt tol. | Three Keports arc Made to the Local Swanson of 48 Main treet, “hu;nwlms the people of New Britain to attend o | lowed by the r meeting., A : Police About Minor Accidents. . been suspended, was restored to Swau- view the work and actiitives of the | number of important matters will be | i Nulee, o chaufteur for the A | school system. The hoolmark was | discussed and all are urged to come. | MM WUIY, o chauffeur Tor the | - : = designed by Alice Hicks, teacher Money returned, thietGommcnolnil | SRSl EE e o1 compans, | ANTI-REPUBLIC DRIVE - { of art in the Smith school. Trust Co., if you o e | reported \? 1.:»}1;011‘-“ tux‘l\Ama’L (:\Lf = IS ON IN BUDAPEST. | * Througn the courtesy of the awar bu- | park Reserve Sites—Advt [ Ing, that his truek had struck @ car | pugoieg Noy B o e reau and the W. S. 8. committec bul-| " “Hucid Beauchamp has sold a dwel- | O¥0¢d ¥ Shurberg on Franklin |, ging thie restoration of royal arms letinseat Central park and in front of | ;jne Jiouse on Connecticut avenue to | S17¢eth damaging the latter machine: o huniic buildings and declaring the the pastoffice announce what is 10 b | paui Zucehi through J. H. Benson | SHENUY- proclamation of the Hungaridn re- e s the most ambitious and important €% | Realty company. The price of the | Carl Christensen of Rocky Hill, re- | public unlawful appeared in this city | hibit of its kind ever held in this cit¥. | roperty is said to be in the neizh- | ported to the police that he was drit- over night. It is generally felt that In a very e\ Cays postors willl bejyoinood of §6,5000 Iin;: his automobile on Stanley street in this poster marks the opening of the distributed throughout this eity and it * 3 11, Bengon of the New Britain outherly direction when at the alist party’s election campaign. towns. The design is by > Holton, teacher of art 1h High school. Later each pupil in chaols of the city will take honis -« (e (- - a card with a cordial invitation to his ! parents and family to attend the ex- . hibit. It is planned to send an announce- ‘ ment card to each city superintendent { . in the country as well as to other ; N J 4 | leaders of educational thought. ) The Gramniar school bulletin boards e Z ? l‘ e The Holiday Season is herc. You will tell a changing story of the enter- ought to'hiave s hatt fob "Brehs B tainment which will be provided for ) each day’ hibit program. Sailor Takes Licensze To Marry Norwich Girl A marriage this morning license was granted to Alfred Joseph Davls boatswain in the U. S. navy, | whose home address is Boston, . Davis is to marry Miss Clara Michon of Norwich. This is the second rar- riage for the “‘gob” who is a divorcee. A license was d to Edward Jos- eph Messenger, of 136 Greenwood reet and ry Teresa Clerkin of 1 Elm str { | | Assorted flavors and pep- permint, chocolate, win- lergreen and cinnamon. ONE GF 300 NECCO SWEETS RenE g s D New England , Confecttonery Company BOSTON, pAss. é"nna erly rank as about the best comedy they have thus far produced. In it, the entire cast has ample opportunity for individual work and each member does his or her part very well. “Mary’s Ankle” is a good play, one that peo- ple will undoubtedly enjoy. Its comedy is N complete, but free from J: suggestion of any kind, and capacity houses | should be the result if the local theatergoers appreciate the play of- fered them.” DINNER (2:30) sion, For business and dress a DERBY. . For the newest Derby—our stoic. Our Own, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00 Of Coffee never troubles the users of POSTUM Stetson, $6.00 Neither does the i use of Posturn trouble their nerves | : - (O ( (- ( (- ( Change your hat when you change - - ( your other wearing apparel. No advance in Price Made by The POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY Battle Creek .Michigan: No man wears the same clothes on¥ Why change to a Velour—the Winter Pan- ama, Our Own, $5.50 | to $9.00 holidays as on weck days. not v IB)P)BP)BP)IB)B)B)B)B)B)B)B)B)B)B)B) GIVE FURNITURE Nothing will bring as much pleasure, joy and comfort as a gift for the home. 'Tis truly the most appropriate expression of your esteem and thoughtfulness. Bring your gift list to us; you will find us eager to render every assistance PB)IB) D)D) Stetson’s Best, - $14.00 in happy selections. X Make This a Good Old Fashioned Christmas | Make It a Furniture Christmas | ’ By way of suggestion we might say, for a man'’s } gift, something which is intimately associated with his i creature comfort and fireside contentment—A “Man’s ; Chair,” luxuriously upholstered in leather or tapes- try, a Smoking Cabinet with a humidor for his fav- orite brand of tsbacco, a Reading Lamp, a new Desk or De:k Chair, or a Bookcase, perhaps. Just received, a big shipment of Stetson's, Over 14 styles and colors to plek from. Prices $6.00 to . $7.50 i | | There are unlimited possibilities in gift selections for women— DESKS CEDAR CHESTS TABOURETTES GATE LEG TABLES TEA WAGONS FERNERIES SEWING CABINETS CONSOLE SETS BOUDOIR LAMPS TILT TOP TABLES SERVING TRAYS TOILET TABLES TELEPHONE SETS ROCKERS MIRRORS Early selections assure you of choice from complete assortments. C. C. FULLER COMPANY | Com. Hat Co. Hats will be higher next spring. Get 40-56 Ford St. “Where Quality is Higher Than Price” | one now! A +

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