New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1921, Page 3

Boston Store fMen’s Furnishings at Reduced Prices made of patterns. $2.00 each Shirts, neat Men's rgligee madras, In relal Men's Madens Shirts, with collar tached. All fast colors . .. 00 and $2.50 cach Oxford Shirts, made or collar attach $3.00 « Men's White Pt neck band zes 14 o 17 Men's all Madras Shiris clal av . white, bray Work Shirts, $1.25 each | Men's Blue Chy th collar attached made of $1.50 Men's Black Work Shirts, avy sateen. Special q MEN'S NECKWEAR A rgo assortment of Knitted from ... $1.00 o $3.50. Men's Sk Neckwear 73¢ to $2.00 en’s Night Shirts and Pajamas, » of heavy flanncle % $1.50 to $2.50 Men's Fino Muslin Night Shirts $1.50 und $1.98 ea. Men’s Pajamas, made of fino dras, all fast colors $2.00 to ,IJO (-l(‘ll ARROW COLLARS ULLAR & NIVEN QUGHED FOR 2 YEARS | ORDERED TO DENVER pctar said she conldn't get well | in lutnou. but she did. { a very hul cough for 2 years, the time, day and night. Could sleep little, 1 tried everythh lief. Finelly my doclot sa no more for me, t I had better go Denver as | couldn’t live in [llinois o I tried Milks Puulsion. From the first, it hetped me. By the time 1 J ' taken 16 bottles, my cough left me Arely. 1 bave gained in strength and and am now in perfect health.”"-— Alice M. lluutley. 182 No. Pear) Galesburg, 1. uild up ur_system and give.it a nee to fi.m off dimease. Milks Emul- h costs nothing to try and it has done work for thousands of others. lilks Emulsion is , nutritive d apd a corrective medicine. It re- thy, natural bowel actior, do- o with all need of pills and phr t promotes appetite and qn(d the digestive organs in milate tood. Ae & builder of Buh i strength, Mllks Emulsion is strongly ommended to those whom sickness han | Inod and is a powerful aid in re n:' and repairiag the effects of wast- Cheonle stomach trouble constipation are promptly relieved, bis ls the only soMd emulsion made, le tht it _in caten with a Truly woaderfil i, v ther how severe your case, you urged to try Milke Emulaion under lummor Tuke six bottlés bhow [ It sccording to directio i B0t uatiahed with 1) ey will be promptly wnd $1.50 per tiwion e “Verre Wy ren pn’t a Good eal With a Bad Stomach really a pitiful sight to see so thousands of people worrying what they can eat and what 't eat. ptios, they call themselves, but stretch the Imagination when it tbo- people need to make them Ihy, cheerful and of msound appe- is & box of M}-O-Na Table stomach of a dyspeptic is ' and run down. igest the food, but more t meeds & prescription th , renovate, strengthen ticity Into -O-Na s th it so promptly that wonder why you dido’t try it stops belching of gas and distress r sating in five minutes. It is un- btedly the greatest stomach tonic given to the public by a specialist mach diseases. ing druggists everywhe O-Na on the money back pia HYOME] { ARARAID N -O-ML) nds Catarrh or money bac it in. Outfit includes h'l bottles at all druggists, Leading Druggists. wsell | Bulte 407, Fourth Kioor. 0LD PAPER TELLS OF FUNERAL SERVICES Ulster Gazette Has Account of Last Rites for Geo. Washington Mo Joplin Feb. 22 funeral A newsp: of nncovered recount the Geor here Conts of copy of the ette, published at county, New York. January 4 in which the story the was printed. The pa- pers was discovered in an old trunk containing family heirlooms and gives the following description of the funeral “In wher. Washington was Mrs. K. H she reo- cently by this when Ulster city found a Ulster Cor Kingston of ineral the Portico all hit corps.e. and dig- Awelt those long and lofty oft the hero wulked in klory, now lay the shrowded The countenunce still werene, scemed depress the nity of the spirit. which lately in that lifeless form. There who paid the last honors to the of hix took un pressive—iarcwell view ‘On the ornament of the head the coflin was inscribed “‘Surge de Judicum”— about the middle of the coMn, “Glorin Dio-—and the silver plate, “General (George Washington. Dcparted this life on the 14th of De- cember, 1799, 1 ‘Between 3 and 4 sound of artillery from a vessel in the river, firing minute guns, awoke afrosh our solemn sorrow-—the body was removed—a band of music ! compored to ben- efactor country, im- of o'clock the with mournful melody melted the soul into all the tendorness of woe.” Then follows a long descriptive of procession, in which Washing- ton's horse with his saddle holsters j and pistols followed the casket which was mounted on an artillery wagon. Continuing the article says: “When the procession had arrived at the bottom of the elevated lawn, on the bank of the Potomac, where the family vault is placed, the cav- alry halted, the infantry marched toward the mount and formed theéir lines—the clergy, the Masonic broth- | ers and the citizens, descended to the vault and the funeral of the church was performed The firing was repeated from the vessel 'in the river and the sounds,echoed from the woods and hills around. “Three general discharges by the infantry-—the cavalry and 11. pieces of artillery which lined the banks of the Potomac back of the vault, paid the last tribute to the entombed commander-in-chief of the armies of the United States and the departed hero. “The sun was now setting. Alas! The sun of glory was set forever. No ——the name of Washington-—the Am- erican president and general—will | triumph over death! The unclouded brightness of his glory will {lluminate the future ages.” CHIROPRACTIC TALK NO. 35. SICKLY, CHILDREN BY J. A. VOLZ, THE CHIROPRACTUKR. (Copyright.) pitiful thing In the world to ck ohild. No adult can look ng Infancy without the un- feeling that somehow N done her duty, that the If the grip of disease is bein of robust heaith and hapi reason whatever. And when dArugs are poured down the throat, or the knife slices throug nesh and the blood spurts, even t says & few things to hi ubout such barbarous means of dea ing with sickness and suffering NATURE 18 NOT TO BLAME—THE | SPINE 18! The m. sec is a upon sufte comforta. ture hasn't tie one cheated ness for dankvrous et ut no clentific nvestigation, those out of date. Before the deformity and pain had method that promiscd re- was better than none at all. HBut since | cause of every malady of | been definitely, scientifically | ed, no one who unde factors involved would tolerate either drugs operations. s a blessing s the ONLY METHOD that works Nature, sets things to rights in the every factor that stands y of Halth. [ can put my “directly on the cause of whatever affiicts your child and can remove it positively and permanently And the trouble will not return. Bring _your sick children NOW. No charge for tion. You will find nor operations are the littlo wufferers and happiness J.A. VOLZ The Chiropractor 250 MAIN STREET, BOOTH BLOCK, ‘Phone 1739 OfMce Hours: 9-12 a. m., 3-5 sveaing Hours: Monday, Tuesday and Saturday, 6:30 to 8. This with body to the ofice special that neither necessary to to health, gt drugs ) | Our ) removes ' reproduction ‘the irom Max Porter. ! J. Fanning, | not going to say much about | conclusions are inadvisable. examina- | | wllx that make Wear out quickly. fabrics KNOW HIM? silhouctte of v running awarding the tirst Do above you know who the represents? It is which Herald for which we of one dollar suesser t evening's Herald contained of the profile of D. McMillan, of the McMillun company, as cut out by Artist Grecnberg. Max Porter, of B. C. Porter's Sons, wa first person to submit the correct guess and h eives the dollar. There were 27 other correct guesses submitted. In addition W. R. Foley kot four guesscs and Joseph Haffey 2. There were many.other “scattering” guesses, The in which ong weries and prize rect the is are to cor- correct they guesses, were recelved were E. L. Hannon, Fred Swanson, Mrs. Wilcox. Lucy Scanlon, Mra. M. Farling, leslea McGrath, Mary Farrell. C. 8. Hart, C. E. Park- er, Marion Naughton, Mrs. T. J. Bot- ticelli, Mrs. E. rd, Mrs. Charles leonard, Bernice Unkelbach, Mrs. J. Mrs. Mary J. Foreman, H. Nero, James Hewett, R. Adolph Reinas and Donald Mrs. A. F. Tracy, McCrann. Who is it tonight? Again we are him, you should recognize him from his appearance. Do not hesitate to sead in your solutions of the daily mys- tery for the observing. Many times a silhouette which eopears clear to you {is not so clear to others and the prize is won late in the day. rules are simple, just write out the name whom you suspect the profile represents, put your own name and | address on the same paper and send Editor of | gets | it in to the “Know Him" the Herald. First correct one the prize, if several arrive together the winner will be drawn. No phone calls, remember. Tomorrow evening we are going to have another “Ladies’ Night,” when the guesses of ladies only will be considered unless none of them are correct in which event we will give the prize to the first man in with a correct answer. Otherwise the will be the same. Take a good look at the above. Got it? Who is it? T0 REPORT ON SEWAGE Engineer Jackson Will Present Paper to Public Works Board at Meeting Tonight. J. Frederick Jackson, director of the bureau of sanitary engineering for the State Department of Health will sub- mit a report on the sewage experi- mental station at Berlin, to the board of public works at its session this eve- ning. Since the plant has been operat- ing but a short time and the date com- piled by Mr. Jackson covers a period of less than one year, he feels that final He points out that a great deal of work must yet be done before a method of handling the sewage question can be recom- mended. Each process must be tested out under varying eperating and weather conditions to determinc the factors necessary for satisfactory re- sults. After these results have bhecen obtained preliminary cost estimates may be prepared. Engineer Jackson recommends the continuing of the ex- perimental plant for the full twelve months period ending May 31, 1921. TURKS DISAGREE Two Delegates to Near East Confer- profile ence Will Not Go to Mecting As it—Trouble About Angora. 22 London, Feb. 22.—At noon today the two Turkish delegations in this city to attend sessions of (he Near East conference were far apart po- litically and the Allied suggestion that they meet the supreme council as one | body seemed futile. Bekir Samy Bey, tionalist representatives, budged an inch from that the Angora administration was the only government in Turkey and demanded the status ot an absolutely independent state. In the meantime harassed Rritish llason officers were running .1om one party to another.. They pathy and support from Tewiik Pasha, chief of the sultan's delesutes, but received little satisfaction from Bekir Samy Bey who repeated his an- swer: “1 alone represent Turkey.' RETURNS LARGE BOND. had in the order The | rules | head of the Na- | not | his viewpoint ! found sym- | TERRIBLE AFFLICTIO Govl. 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DENTAL STUDENT IN | - CHECKERED GAREER Father Kidnapped Bnde-—Hus- I band Finds Wile Waiting lor Car { Philadelphia, Feb. 22.—The Vmamc of Oscar Shenderoff, dental which got mixed up when “liq father-in-law “kidnapped” his ! bride of a féw hours, mended | again. : February 9, Shenderoff married : eighteen-year-old Myrtle Stewart, daughter of William Stewart, retired printer, of Denver, Colo. That night her father summoned them for an intervied. He urged his daughter be allowed to stay with him all night before he left to visit his son in Washington. Shenderoff says his bride finally agreed. Next day, when Shenderoff returned for his bride, she and her father had gone. “Yesterday I could stand it no longer,” Shenderoff said. *“I took a train for Washington, determined to ‘find my wife. I telephoned several of her friends, but none of them could help me. “When I got through telephoning I suspected one of the persons I | called knew more than she admitted, so I determined to go to her home. I boarded a car. I looked out of the [ window thinking of Myrtle and won- dering if I should find her. Sudden- Iy T sat up. There on the corner, | waiting for a car, as if in answer to . my thoughts, ‘was Myrtle. ‘I rushed from that car like a crazy man. J stepped down behind her, and just ‘then she looked up. We called a 'taxicab and drove to’ the Union Sta- ‘tion and boarded the first train for | Philadelphia.” DELEGATION FROM GERMANY Head ro- student, is | { Minister of Forcign Affairs to Affairs Among His Pcople at Lon- don Conference Next Month. Berlin, Feb. 22—Dr. Walter Simons, German minister of foreign affairs will head the German delegation the London conference late next | month. Konstantine Fehrenbach, the { chancellor, will not attend. Tt is of- ficially explained that he cannot leave Germany because of the political sit- | uation, but the recal reason for * the designation of Dr. Simons as head | of the delegation is said to be the fact that Fehrenbach made an un- favorable impression at the Spa con- ference last year. at MORE SNOW IN NEW YORK Another Storm Visits the Metropolis Today—20,000 Shovelers at Work New York, Feb 22.—New York after having suffered two days as a result of one of the most severe sSnow- storms in vears, awoke this morning to find a second heavy fall in progress. More than 20,000 snow fighters, who hv emproved snow-moving ap- paratus worked throughout the night in an effort to clear streets, set in i anew when the flakes began to fall at 7 o'clock. 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