New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 3

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According to the alleged confession, Porter “borrowed” money from the bank, Intending to pay it back. He is said to have speculated extensively in stocks through New York dealers. It ia sald that Porter made his confes- sion voluntarily, anticipating the visit of tha bank examiners, Meigs H. Whaples, chairman of the board of trustees of the bank, has given out the following statment: “Mr. Raymond J. 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In- vestigation made by the bank offi- ciuls Indicates that the money taken by Mr. Porter was uscd entirely in stock speculation. He has made a complgte confession of his takings to the bank officials. His private life has been without reproach as far as the officers can learn.” —a FREE TO PileSufferers Dea’t Be Cut—Until You Try This New Home Cure That Anyeme Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time. Chew up & Pleasant Tasting Tablet -‘ll‘YmoIdPI-. Lot Me l'u—— This Free. My internal method for the treatment rmanent and’ 1efof piles is thocorrect o Y nonsands upon thousnds of Erate: ful iettors testity 1s. and 1 want you 10 try this method at my expense. 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Cannefax was unable to play posi- tion as wel! as he dd in defeating Augie Kieckhefer Tuesday night and Jackson. althotgh repeatedly missing naturals, made nearly a dozen banks and several seemingly impossible shots, nuch to the displeasure of the speciators. The game lasted more than three ard a Falf hours, although only | 88 innings in length. Jackson took an early lead and held it until the forty-second inning, when Cannetax tied the score at 34. The 1ead see-sawed for a time, and | then Jackson gradually pulled away. 2,000 MILES APART; WEDDED BY PROXY ‘Washington — Businesy detained Senor Don Manuel C. Tellez, secretary of the Mexican embassy her on the day set for his marriage to Dona Emilia Benoit. Authorization wan sent to Mexico City empowerinz hia brother to appear at the aitar for him,' of the Mexican emoassy here on the the bride and groom were 2000 miles apart. Two weeks luter Senor Tellez met his bride in New York and they have just arrived in Washington. Sporta | —— . 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The total insurance in force on all Ameri- 192 years ago was only nine n dollars, or less than new insurance. s, which were contribut- ed by 153 companies during 96 1-2 per cent of the life insurance businesy of the country, were presented to the convention by President George [ Coch of the ific Mutual L ~ Asthma Is Dangerous Folly To Disregard Its Warning. ] to the annual convention of the association l the present y The statisti Asthma is not only a disagreeable affliction but a dangerous one. The con-tant difficult breathing, the chok- ed up air passages, the struggle for ir, the loss of rest, combine to force a great strain on the nervous systemt and hear{—often too great a strain to stand. It is the worst of folly to neglect such a condition or to continually treat with ordinary narcotic medicines, drugs, inhalers, smokes, or douches which merely give temporary relicf from the chokinz paroxysms and do not relieve or correct the real cause of the trouble. 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This year we arc more urprised to find a still further i cd volume of new business, Last year, which v ¥ ex- cecded previous records in volume of new life insurance., was the b'gzest Vear in extravagance and the poople med to go the limit in almost profligate individual . expenditure. This year, be'ng one of thrift and re- | trenchment, it was hardly expected that the large volume of life insurance bus‘ness would be kept up. “The peoble of the Un'ted States brought $1,750.000,000 more new life in 1920 than they did in 1919, notwithstanding their entry upon an era of retrenchment.” 4 cans milk b50c. —=ndvt. Russell Bros. TORONTO VARSITY BOXERS INVITED. Toronto, Dec. 2.—The University of Toronto boxing team has been invit- ed to compete against Penn State glove men in a dual tourney on January 29, it was announced today. An acceptance has been delayed to learn whether the proposed inter-ccllegiate -national tourney will be held, in which event local boxers will try to win the Cana- diun title, and arrange to meet the American champions. It is understood here that a challenge also will be re- ceived from the United States Naval Academy. Pure lard — Cuticura Soap| AND OINTMENT Clear the Skin P T e e at’'s Gone? Lumbago You Won't Stay in Bed Long if] uonQo:Ick-AZdn'De‘y'- It does the work and cannot. tenderest skin. Keepa box handy, for lumb quickly and you can bet you'll g0 quickly when it comes. 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