New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 10

BLIGANS WILL FROL CONGRESS Votes in Only 17 States Recorded prk, Nov. 2 congress for an increasos pro etive " & majo ainot nners Mo in ti h The sign of a reliable dealer and the world's best Gasoline Every motor highway and byway throughout New Eng- New York is a q_arr of the long **Socony r picturesque land an ail”. Every Gallons « “the Same” NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WED terms, but not continuous, , as were Represen- ive Mann of Illinois former repub- 1 leader; Chairman Good of the “k‘l""l"!:xllulln committee and other ptominent committee chairmen. managers, | Comparatively few changes in com- a majority of | mittee ch senate. The re- | resuit in s and atorial | o reported e to « s ahead In California, Nevada, Colorado, South Dakota, \nd Washington. In Ohio ¢ Frank B. Wallis, who | r Harding at was reported i the lead G. O, That . Gains Senators. \l republican land- | cat several more republi- | dicted confidently campaign included the next presidential th were s was p republican ht to ten in : membership and de- democratic usually fol- change in political e AR republican of the marked Mi rurl, Idaho, Oh Penrose Is Retained. Taxation, tariff and other fiscal measures will remain in charge of | Senator Penrose, chairman of the sen- nce committee and Represen- chairman of the house both of the ention in yocrats, Senator minority Under- leader, ive | te Sen- in the will be | Arks dney and means committee, re-elected tsworth of New York ed continue as chairman senate military affairs com- ind under the seniority rule, sentative Kahn of California, ted, would continue in like the house committee. ortant senate com- ips remain in the tors not involved in yes- tative 1ma wnd ways whom were w of itor Kirby terday’'s elections. Cummins in Lead. defeat of Senator Gronns North Dakota in the primaries, cord tor Norris of Nebraska is next in ted for nis 15th. term, | line to head the a ulture commit- Cannon, who has | tee. Sonator Cummins of Towa, chair- Gillett, for continuous | Ye Olde Towne Mill, New London, Conn. This is said to be the oldest mill i America. It was built in 1650 for John Winthrop, who founded New London. ANY quaint sectionsof old New London are familiar to thousands of New England motorists. There is a main Socony depot there and many well-distributed filling stations to assure a dependable supply of gasoline and motor oils for all who need them. The excellence of Socony products and Socony service is uniformly high. Un- equalled experience in petroleum re- fining and progressive methods of distribution have made them possible. Socony gasoline isalways clean and pow- erful. Every drop of every gallon is the same wheneverand wherever you buy it. It vaporizes quickly, ignites easily and burns completely in summer and winter alike. Itisthestandard of allmotorfuels. Use Socony products regularly. You will notice a favorable difference in the performance of your motor— more power, greater mileage. man of the interstate commerce com- mittee was reported in a hard fight but leading his adversary. Among prospective changes in house committee heads is probable promotion of Representative McFad- d the Pennsylvania banker who ed with manship of the house banking com- mittee succeeding Representative Platt of New York, retiring. Another retirement paves the way for Repre- sentative John 1. Nolan of San Fran- cisco to become chairman of the labor committee and through another change Senator Wallace Dempsey of | Pennsylvania is in line for chairman- | ship of the r and harbors com- mittee Representative Sinnott of Oregon, chairman of the public lands committee, was re-elected. Winslow Likely By defeat in the prin s resentative Esch of Wisconsin, chair- man of the inter: e commerce com- mittee a ithor of the new prominent missing faces in the next house because of defeats will be Rep- resentative ““Gen Isaac Sherwood, democrat of Ohio and Representative | W. | Richard Olney, second, of M Bourke Cockran of New York re- turns to the house after an absence of several years. Whether the new congress will have socialists representation dcpends largely upon the close race in Mil- waukee of former Representative Berger and Representative Stafford. Morris Hilquitt, a New York socialist candidate, as defeated again by Representative Siegel, democrat OHIO FOR HARDING Republican Candidate Sweeps Own State With 631,109 to Cox's 435,- 039 in 4,128 Districts. Columbus, O., Nov. 3.—Ohio, the home of the democratic and repub- lican candidates for president yester- day cast its vote decisively in favor of Senator Warren G. Harding, the republican candidate. His election came on his 55th birthday. On returns from 4,128 out of the 7,145 precincts in the state early to- day, Senator Harding was leading his opponent by 196,070. If this ratio | continues, Harding would carry his | home state by approximately 339,000, the greatest plurality ever given by the buckeye state for any candidate for office. The vote from the 4,128 precincts was: Hardinz, 631,109; Cox, 435,039. Harry L. Davis, publican, con- tinued to gain on late rcturns over A. V. Donahey, democrat, in the race fo. the governorship. END OF EIGHT YEARS MISERY Used Lydia E. Pi ’s Vegetable Compound and Recovered. Newark, N. J—“The doctor said I had an organic trouble and treated me “"pu-.,,"m for several weeks. ”I‘ " ””l walk at all and I 3 suffered with m 3 3 back and limbs so E often had to stay in bed. I suffe off and on for eight ears. 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So tender they fairly melt in the mouth, and o such glorious flavor that the appetite is never satis- fied. These are the kind of biscuits anyone can make with Royal Baking Powder and these unus! recipes. Biscuits cups flour 4o gipogns moyu Dakieg % teaspoon salt shortent: “u.hl e sl o, I tagether Soue, buksng pr; LS~ tly; mnfium floured k o ‘“l'fl!wm Another Royal Suggestion BISCUITS, BUNS and ROLLS From the NEw RoyaL Cook ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absoclutely Pure Book thick on floured board: with melted butter, sprinkl sugar, cinnamon and raisins. Roll as for jelly roll; cut into 1% inch pleces; place with up on well sprinkle with a Ui sugar and cionamon. Bake in moderate oven 30 to 35 minutes; remove from pan at omce. Parker House Rolls 4 cups flour W. VA. FOR G. 0. P. Doubtful State Shows Strong Tend- ency for Both Harding and Morgan, Republican Candidate for Governor. Charleston, W. Va., Nov. 3.—Form- erly classed as a doubtful state, West Virginia this morning continued to 4 maintain a wide margin in favor of Harding for president, and Morgan, | republican, for governor. The election of candidates to congress was in doubt, however, although the repub- licans were leading in all six districts. Returns from 768 precincts out of 1,868 in the state gave: Harding 118,722; Cox 86,406. If this ratio is maintained it would indicate that Harding carred the state ‘by approximately 78,000, By the sam& method, indications point to Morgan carryng the state fo governor by 61,000, although he had opposition not only from the democrats but from a non-partisan candidate as well. ol | to come, Our Entire Stock of Fine UPHOLSTERED LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IS RADICALLY REDUCED This is Your Big Opportunity ° Wholesale costs have been entirely disregarded in launching this unparalleled sale but we are prompted to make this a special event in keeping with the gen- eral desire to lessen prices. i You will be unable to buy furniture at prices as low as these for a long time It is to your advantage to buy now. The fo llowing extract positive proof of this assertion. 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