New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1921, Page 12

NEY BRIT AT e KIEL FORTRESS — JUNKPILE! In accordance with the termb of the Versaflles peace treaty the great German fortress at Kiel is rapldly becoming a junk pile. Remains of some of the powerful 15 and 24 c. m. guns are shown in the foreground. The workman is using a metal-cutting torch to destroy the other monster. Guit. Refining Co. 20500 | Wonder Store. - *>% LETTER CARRIERS’ BANQUET Hitchcock, E. 14,500 | Woolworth, The F. W. Co. 16,200 —— e e 3z ONFERS WITH DE VALERA Knight, Samuel 9,500 F. Schmidt Elected President at Annual Meeting at Jr. O. U. A. | M. Hall Saturday Night. —_— 15,000 11,600 14,900 8,500 9,845 3 0 11,100 8,900 0 | Miner, Re Kolb, Georg 12,450 | gpringfield Man Tells of Interview He Kraft, Alfred B. .. lLeonard & Hermanr 1 I 1 L Lipman, Linn Co., o5 Maynard. Leopold L., Trus- Maynard, lLeopold L., Trus- tee & Tullock Moller, t Constance Mulhall, Mary Mcintire, Alice . New Britain Trap Rox 18,450 9,000 Had and Says Hope is in British 109,800 18,170 Labor Party. 16,900 31.—A . 10650 | Sprinsfield, Mass, Jan. 31.—An in 7.500 | terview at Rathfarum, Ireland, with 7,900 { Eamonn De Valera, in which he de- olared that the ‘“republic of Ireland” 10,500 | would be saved by the British labor party is described by John Connelly 11,500 | of this city. 30,000 Connelly has just returned from 8,000 | abroad. He said that he met De 13,300 | Valera on January 13. According to 25 | Connelly the Sinn Fein leader was in the best of spirits and expressed The annual banquet and instalila- tion of officers for Branch 192, Na- tional Association of Letter Carriers, was held Saturday evening at Jr. O. U. A. M. hall and the following were elected to offices: President, John F. Schmidt; vice- president, Fred J. Streigle; secretary, Everett E. Herwig; treasurer, Fred L. Sunburn; sergeant at arms, Donald i McLagan; trustees, Frank J. Seitz | Henry G. Juengst; colonel M. B. A, George C. Clark; colonel sick bene- fit, Geo. W. Pittsinger; delegates to ! state convention, Quincy A. Harting, Frank E. Coleman and John F. Burns; alternate, Paul W. Heller; John Schmidt and Louis Lehr. H. O. WILBUR & SONS, INC, State President Samuel R. Merritt of Bridgeport was toastmaster. The officers were installed by Wm. W. Merrill of Bristol 9 ] New Haven Dairy Co. .... 25,300 | every hope for the success of his 8,160 | N, Yy, N. H. & H. R. R, Co. 174,400 | cause. :r‘ “’::: Nihill, James B. ......... 9,700 8, Partans, Felix ..... . 7,400 LhA%e Penfield, Charlotte H. ..... 7.100 CHARGES GOING DOWN After the banquet the *‘Mail Quar- 20,850 'I""l‘ H ‘]""“h A . 1:1"‘:)‘ tet” assisted by “Dot” Heller at the inches, John ...... . } : 14500 | porice, Heirs of Net : 63,000 29 Ship Repair Plants Announce Re- [fe'i,‘{;fi;,&”““’“ Siera R porulaciee, abinowitz, Frank \ :t,_‘, Samuel, Est ductions of 10 to 23 Per Cent im | Rutledge, Elizabeth A. . MASONRY IN ENGLAND Their Rates. Salvation Army : SHOWS BIG INCREASE 7 mpson, Elizabeth B, Norfolk, Va., Jan. -‘!l,—'r‘\'enty-‘ London, Jan. 31.—Three times as 0. 850 melman, Abe ....... nine ship repair plants here today an- ' many Masonic lodges were instituted 0000 verstein & McCarthy . nounced plans for reducing charges|in 1920 in England and those parts 24,100 | Simpson, Eiva A. .. 3, 10 to 23 per cent with a simultan- |of the dominions where the United 11 000 | Southern N. E. Tel eous cut of 10 per cent in wages of | Grand lodge of England has jurisdic- Standard Oil Co. of N approximately 1,800 mechanics. All | tion, as in any of the previous seven Starkie, Harry . | of the plants are afliliated with the | years, according to a report just Taplin Mfg. Co., The " iron masters’ amsociation and the | made public here. Similar. increases Ward, Heirs of John 50 | marine rallwa; dryaock and ship- ; were announced by Scottish and Irish Whitney, Catheri 7,000 | builders’ ssoclation. | Grand lodges and chapters. CAMEL CITY—U. S. A (or, Winston-Salem, N. C, GREETINGS, PETE! according to the map) Here I am tonight in Winston - Salem where more tobacco is manufactured than in any other place on the face of the earth! When I knocked off for the day, I buzzed around like a hungry bee in a buckwheat : { ,7 field—up and down long streets of R. J. = ) 14,700 ’ Z3 § Reynolds Tobacco Co. factories! 0 a ’ronl-' 30,500 : X As the Reynolds enterprise proved out 8,450 a0 more and more gigantic and I talked with e more men about it, I got the real and true answer as to why Camels are so good and so entirely different from any other cigarette! I'll spin it for you, old top—listen: Every man I talked with made the one big point that the officials and the more than 350 Reynolds foremen have an inborn knowledge of the tobacco business; that (putting it into a North Carolina expres- sion) they were virtually “born and raised in a tobacco patch”; that they know to- bacco; how to grade it, blend it, and how to manufacture and sell it! And, what’s most important of all, Pete, these’ Reynolds folks sure give men what, they want—the best that can be produced! Why—Peter, it took months to rfect Camels Turkish and Domestic blend—and that refreshing flavor—and wonderful mild, mellow body! onto your plate and a generous spread of FIRST PRIZE. Then taste its flavor. . It’s no wonder that this “Modern But® is good. There are no animal fats in it—jus pure vegetable and cocoanut oils churned t rich creamy 'smoothness with whole milk Delicious and wholesome, FIRST PRIZE is th perfect spread.’ : . 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