New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1920, Page 10

MIDDLE CLASS IS _ AID FOR IRELAND {RAILWAY WORKERS “GROUND TO POWDER” | —_— TO FIGHT H. C. L. | Congressman Sherwood. of Ohio, S T 25 ) i # | Lord Buckmaster. in House of Lords, Urges House to Look Into Situation; | ) »sNet Contents 15 Fluid Drachnt| 3 1 Tells of Iner 1z Burden or Would Not Estrange Britain. O e s e ¥ nts 15T luid Drachm: i i 2 hington. Jun. 6.—Consideration | Employes Buy Clothing Factorics | { For Infants and Children, London. Jan. 6.—Lord I aster | andlinafpendencet was rsedlimiliine -1 formerly lord chancellor, declurgd.ip | \puse ¥ du by Re entative Detroit, Jan. 6.—As a move to 1 = === g i P & e duv theg | Sherwood. democrat of Ohio, who | the cost of living among its memb Mgthags i\fifitv a the housc of lovds the other duy thet | goke in support of the Mason the brotherhood of maintenance g H the people of the “‘middle’ class’ i now lLefore the foreign B ; ¢ L] B icd Merm. * nd’s struggle for autonomy for Own Neods : and railway shop Jabor- | at Brituin were being 3 1 committee. which proposes ors, the third last of 1 0 . ' : Gen”!fie captuna sround to powder under pr rize o de facto zovernment ir v wnnounces the purchuse | | =il 20 ditions. retand. of fou: clothing factories from \hich | g : o larze body.of people his resolution, Sherwood said, “if 1l be sald at price reductions % 1 V. j whon e said “for want of a bet- | adopted. need not necessarily disturb ; from 25 to 60 per cent. Ne- inition, I will call the middle ' our friendly relations with Great | Sotiations are under v it w Why not bring “SAFELY FIRST” the: people engage Britain, but it doubtless would For the purchasc of two other mills. | 2 doctors, lawyers, 5 and spire Premicr Lloyd George to give | - The factories faken over are two Vovement Right Home by Using school-masters, all the péople v-ho the Iz Gire of home rule to | underwear companics at | Ypsilanti, . oLy 'ECRIZE e : y erwear ¢ : anti, © o our PASTEURIZED Milk and OR PERVE <ING arn relatively swall incomes, ¥ Irish jots bore an im. | Mich., a glove tactor Williams. _ FOR PERFECT BAKING 300 pourds to 1.000 pounds and r payt in all the struggles o Mich.. and a New York factory . Cream, for Ours is the only properly lhms‘ crlx li’a\ling the lflcuur .h?; ¢ mos I B N ST e R ae Sl akin= e Rl sl es 5 y has made baking a pleasure tr 2 it : the wost t ~he the ridan colonics for independ- | Mmaking tubing used in gloves. The ! pagiciiieq Product Sold im New s e caine fpcss and T = 3 | o ence. Trish blood was shed on every | latter plant will be moved to Ypsilanti. i 2k e ». Morph | ¢ 0t | battletield of the seven- 3 In addition the brotherhood has enter- | IsFitain, A ANGELUS FIOUR S NARGOTIC 5 “Phey arc people who stint them- it i | ed into centracts with various manu- The Standard of Purity in white scives sometines of alinost the noces I E facturere for thc purchase of huge | _ flour. Thotpeon Miling Co., W Recweoroid sities of life in order that they u RAGT M EGGS quantities of clothing it will resell to Lockport, N. Y. { E \ e 1 a bhetter chance at 2mbers from warelou to be es- E S ERT & SON Sold by - ! ! s nd at college: they are the | z i arts of the coun- J. . EIB ,l Doherty Market, 406 Arch St which bas reeruited all our | Indiana Poultryman Says Hens Re- | The transactions annaunced repre- | tinest people all ove slobe. o sent an initial investment of approsi- 101 PARK STREET “What is tho resnl Every time | °“PoRd to Jazz Music Played on the |\ /;¢e1y $1,000,000 und are the first the currency is inflated the hand of | Phonograph. steps on o large a scale of the plan of the state is put into their pockets. and | Louisville, Jan. 6.—With Christmas | all railroad unions to manufacture or A el pfd Remw - 4 from {heir small. liard-won carnings | came a phonograph to the home of | PUrchase direct for their members ne- . Diarrhoed.; 4 sums aré taken away in order that Frank Habig, a chicken raiser, near | CeSsities of life. [ r' [ = i 1 her people may have more. { Columbus. Ind. Two days later he Members of all ruilroad brother- ¢ L e v These are the people who are be- | found 115 egze in his hen ho hoods may purchase goods handled by 3 8 n{aney: ; ing slowly ground to powder under | which housed 122 hens, and where at | (1 Mmaintenance of way union. Other : = the present conditions, and I say it 'no time during the vear had he ever | Protherhoods are expected to enter = is the ciass wh represents the gathered more than sixt a | Yarious lines of manufacture anil ex- ° 2 ol . 5 rowing point of the nation. If day. The following day there werc | te1d trading facilities to members of | © 'l'h at class is once destroved it will 105 eggs. the other unions. G 3 ble that it should ever be hoy he reside: D e e th strai “.‘.( YORK. _ replaced. @ the latest ja Habig saw every WOMEN FUR TREATY 0 h ASK REMOVAL OF ! i tive interest in life, and move about — i Gain Strength Rapidly on Vinol 3 BRITISH GEN. IN INDIA. | the hen house. Thus, he believes, he | Ladies’ e e an s ‘Pl A U nttaen e ovtomi™® ' has discovered the sceret of making adics’ Organization in New York Will Y7in4] is successful because it is a non-secret remedy A Amritzar, Jan. iesolutions de- nens lay. *Jazz music makes them Hear Members of Congress = = b i . manding that Gen. Dyer, commander move around and get the exercise thes ngress on uhich contains Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron - ot British (roops in India be removed need to lay.” Habig explains. Since | Subject. | and Manganese Peptonates and Hypophosphites — Exact Copy of Wrapper. ¥ i eoUBANY, NEW YORE SV it . © Michael O'Dwyer, British the phorograph arrived not a day has . - = s e e : Neutenant. governor of - Paniab. 58 assn ber mas brovent ot Jersl tas | Jew York, Jun. 6.—The Womews| but no oil—the very elements needed to build up proseeuted in connection with the fir- | eags. Non-Partisan committee for the league = Covis = ke it ing on natives here last April have Enc = of nati of whien iss Mabel strength and robustness. Children love to take it. e L e n un;fl_nim]uu:ls pass - xh‘o In- ;| The regular meeting of Martha chap- | - o#te is ‘('hu"l“?n«_ invites those The Wonderful Efficiency of Vinol is proven by these letters ) dian national congress. Sir Michael will be held on Thurs- | LeLes e deationicy en, S. C.—* My little gir] §ve Belvidere, Ill.— ‘“ My little gir o . oy | endorsed the action of the British gday evening. The officers for the year G iR U el o GHu Sen e ' Whooping Cought lck Reiurns Use Clasmfled COlumn ! {roops in opening fire upon the na- wi s P r its auspices at the Hotel Com- | f—?“oss,ag;:'sld\b:f; dre\,l‘:-adt:;:]zlh:; ::;g:a};?::’bfe‘ge‘;‘gne rig}?tl%ter " tve C e S rsdovieveninggat fphich a‘ petite “and she could not keep still | other and she was so weak and run- theisbeak § include Senator | SPREIC AL S everymuchworried | down that she had fainting spells and Porter J. McCumber of North Da-| _poue her (ur druggist, who is a | headaches. My druggist recom- kota, and President A. Lawrence Low- | g% % " 004 Vinol was the best tonic | mended Vinol and the result was that ell of Harvard. | ie knew forher. Woe tried itand you | her health and strength were built up The commitiee favors ratification of ought to see how she has im| mvegb, very quickly by its use.”’— MRS. JOHN the treaty with the league covenant. ite use.””—MRS. LEoNARD W. GEORGE | LE 3 i with only such. res tions as will For all run-down, nervous, anaemie eonditi there is mo remedy like Vinmol. not senc it back to the Allies or*ne- | - Your money will be returned if Dinol fails — 5 . ce: tate a separate treaty with Ger- » many. It reports that women, “-hcnm-! ® QUR - COD‘ L]‘VER .ANF,) IRON W5 ordinarily indifferent to politics or not, | 1 n 01 TONIC IS THE GREATEST are taking a kcen interest in mci TRENGTH CREATOR KNOWN 1 hen immediately seem to take an ac- N treaty fight. erast mans RecrIrERTS L Clark & Brainerd Co., John J. M cBriarty, Druggist; W. H. Russell, RECONSTRUCT HOME OF Druggist, and Druggists everywhere. 1D TRMAN KAISER. Amerogen, Jan. 5 Reconstruction | of the house at Dorn recently pur- ; chased by former Limperor William f rerma 4 S ing steadily Selected, Blended, Roasted SR e a demand upon Holland for his ex- learncd upon authoritative informa- tion. traditi » H is =aid to anticipate according to the s Pifiaucin e : 3 Count Hohenzollern is not preparing Sl o letter in his defensc as he wi re- ; La Touraine Formula e e e ur TWO BURNED TO DEATH, New York, Jan. G.—Two persons J were burned to death today in a fire -t which swebt through the upper floor M () % of o four story tencment house on > ; Oy : = . First av . The dead 2 N Variation is a law of nat;“{?- N e e . 5kl 5 into the apartment yesterday. Here are two Baldwin}aple trees in the same - . orchard. The fruit of ontstastes and is different TROLLEY MEN WILL from that of the otherlalthough they are both - - Baldwins. o : NAME THEIR ROUTES G ! The same is true of cdffée. There are not only Draw for Runs Next Weck—Nes g STON - CHICAGO i many kinds of coffee, but there are many types of R e e : ot PO 1 H ey s htaanle e Cars on Hartford Line. u : Y, Thousands of our customers wonder why La Tou- ; toe trolley M- Bezinning next week raine Coffee never varies in goodness; why the crews will have different runs about L 3 :ity. Every few months the mo- quality has always the same rich, full flavor, the s i et D B and e s S o i . It is because La Touraine Coffee is selected coffee. service as on the steam road. & num- j () open \ It is made from selected beans of particular types of coffee grown on certain plantations noted for the few weelts. Thesc men ;;znp be given quality of the coffee beans they grow. e - until This requires a coffee skill, so intuitive in opera- b by tion that years of experience and a vast knowledge the last consignment was short by nearly 40,000 so that different of coffee lore are the necessary qualifications for abopt the city ran short before the the selection of the cotrect beans that will meet nestlofthencay Some di ulty is being experienced the standard required by the La Touraine formula. by the trolley campany in heating the . el cars. especially th on the o th i f col I &l oy o den cars. he $ocex specicaly fov L Touraine, the Derledt Cof: £5id more thin the wooden cers, The ] fee — then you are assured of coffee satisfaction. the Hartford cars but_ they do not = warm up very readily. No complaints have been entered this vear on account 55 cents a pound ! of cold cars, whieh bight be construed PURYECY FUAVOR e that the victims have’become recon- W. 3, Quiny Compasy = | Better Join Now Many Instructors Are Added to Teach- ing Staff. unless 5 L5 i 3 ing of the public oot cotie o Le Tomns sn/oes 3.4 o e Bkt bt L TEE me esbeiing ot e Bk i added to the city payroll: Anna Burke of Waltham, Mass., in- structor in clementary drawing; Mrs. May E. Carl of Nantucket, Mas first e L. Ruth Guberson. Lincoln street school: c L i : - - grade of Smalley school; Miss A. Ru- ; i u M M ERB IA bena Lane of Hingham, Mass., in- ‘ structor in reading at East s ¢ | school; Miss Nellie Ivia : ‘ tucket, Ma third grade, Stanley 1 school, Miss Gladys L. Rice of Granby, - first grade, Old Burritt school; Mi The Perfect Goffee |~ THE ORIGINAL La Touraine Tea is just as attractive to all lovers of quality. Ask your grocer MALTED MILK Avoid Imitatiene & Substitutes