New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1920, Page 5

Ladies! Keep Fit 1 This Hot Weather Stomach is quick to upset—Dr. Caldwell" .s,n.. Popsin will bring prompt relief and comfort 'HE depressing heat makes many women careless of theu- hellth The housework becol to lhnl' discomfort. They eat cold foods andiced drinks with the r-ull that the ntiy It is well to know that there is edy that brings uld: velief. Tt la catled Dr. Caldwell's rup Pepain, and you can find it in lny irug store. It is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin v.hu 2cts on the m.mivc S rgens fatic ‘r-’k :onl 1 of sl Pepai Yation. Take s s ful yrup n at night and t| congestion, headache and feverishness will be gone in the morning. You will then stand the heat with comfort. There are thousands of women in this country who do not use anything elsein pleasurein these "P:lflrln but -D'lfo.u;"' Dr. Caldwell's S p Pepsin can be ol t. wi e lfe t) SL- R Orad Reptds: Mkh - giuntomunu |lh f muk Y- ltu ruly id medicine, entirely on Syrup Pepain, and ud 'a bottle should bein every FREE 5 insnme Dr. W. B. Washi fil /wafuucmpk u wowndc:‘fuls" 8 million bottles were baqhadm‘xmhnmr,thlamuh(nt knows many others who do. The y took for consti- uonmuruek To thestomach: but Pepsinisso mildand acts so gently and without griping that she finds .00000.0’#0.000GQ.OQQDOOOO mmyfim » @ 257 MAIN ST, BOOTH’S BLOCE Wednesday Morning Specials at the LEARANCE vimmed Hats 415 value $6.95 Sport Hats Value $5.95 All Sport Shades, All Styles $2.49 Banded Sailors $1.00 WSS Outlet Millinery Company #&& & &S PLANET JR. TOOLS The Most Popular and Practical Hand Tool #60800000000000500000000000000 ket Tr Ny . We have a fine assortment of these tools in stock. Send or phone for descriptive catalogue. We deliver to your home. - RACKLIFFE BROS. CO., Inc. Agr. Dept. Park St. New Britain, Ct. S500008000000000 U ARRESTED FUR SET-LINE FISHING > Polish Legion Veteran and Friend Are Shown Leniency Stanislaw Kosienski, a veteran of nearly three years’ service with the Polish legion of the French army and who was honorably discharged Iluss than two months ago, found himself in the meshes of the law yesterday when he and a friend, John Misooski, were placed under arrest on charges of fishing with set lines at Shuttie Meadow lake. He was before Judgs B. W. Alling in police court this Explaining thgt it was nce of the morning. clearly a case of ignor: law and while under ordinary ciccum- stances that would be no excuse, the conditions in the case warranted len- jency. the judge suspended judgment. Game Warden Alihouse, assisted by Deputles Shubert and Smyrk, made the arrests. They had been inspecting the tackle used by fishermen at the lake throughout the day as a result ————————— OVER-ACIDITY } of the stomach has upset H many a night's rest. If your stomach is acid- dnlurbed. dissolve two | KnmlllS ontbetmggebdorereun ing and_enjoy sleep. The goodness guaranteed by SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION an ‘;&gnoidc relative to set lines was being violat- ed. Kosienski was the first man ap- proached. Allhouse found three set lines, attached to a stake which was stuck in the soft dirt on the bark. The warden questioned the fisherman as to his knowledge of fishing .aws and was told that he had been given permission to fish on the premises and while he had received no special permit for the use of set lines, he thought it would be all right. * While the officers were talking with Kosienski, Misooski happened along and asked for some hooks. Smyrk questioned him as to the type of hooks he was using with the resuit that he was found to be violating the same law with a similar number of set lines. He refused to remove the stake when told to do so, the officers testified. Both of the accused entered pleas of not gullty to the charges preferred, claiming that they had no knowledge of a law prohibiting the use of set lines. Kosienski fished with similar lines before he went into the service, he said, and had heard nothing of the law. Harry Olson and Harry Hirsch were fined $7 and cests each for drunkenness. They were arrested jes- terday afternoon by Patrolman Denis Nealon. At a chamber session of the court, a 15-year-old girl pleaded not guilty to a charge of incorrigibility, brought by her father and sister. For three nights she had been away from home, it was testified. A suspended com- mittal to the raform school was re- i | coraea. “\ [ DPL SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE \m Plain_Bitro- !lm'ph.to to Put thy Flesh Judging from the countless preparations and treatments which ave continually being of making thln ith beauty, there are evidently thousands of e and women who keenly feel their excessive thinness. Thinness and weakness are often due to starved nerves. Our bodies need more pnos- phate than is contained in modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that will supply this deficiency so well as the organic ack. and by supplying necessary phosphoric food elements, bitro- phosphate should produce a welcome trans- formation in the appearance; the increase in weight frequently being astonishing. Increase in weight also carries with it a general improvement in the health. Nerv- ousness, sieeplessness and lack of energy. which nearly always accompany excessive thinness, should soon disappear, dull eves brighten and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health. 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