New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITA]N DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTGBER 18, 1921. rcoia pays foritself inthe fuel 3 Many Hedting g Efi§ii§éers are keepmg their. stores ¢ mwte you to, “come. in and. meé?fAR OLA' and the Heat- l—Connectedi w1th Amencan Radiators; it fills 'the ER LIS F§YHIS WEEK is Arccn: Vil ing Engineers are keeping open house. Many will keep their stores open evenings for you. They invite you to come in and meet ARCOLA, tho wonderful new hot-water heating outfit whic: warms a whole house with its single fire, taking the place of several stoves and paying for itself in the fuel it saves. If you don’t know where your Heating En- gineer’s store is, pick up the classified telephone directory and look under “Heating Contractors” or “Steamfitters” or “Plumbers.” Pick out the name e and address nearest your home. And decide now to accept this invitation; may mean a saving of $25 on this winter’s fuel bill: or even more than that! For ArcoLA—built by the same company whose pays it larger heating plants are installed in mansions, cathedrals and even the White House itself—is guaranteed to do these five thmgs. e, - T FEAR OTUBREAK UF . RELIGION IN INDIA Efforts to Obtain Home Rule May Result in Rebellion London, Oca. 18.—(The Associated Press)—Potentlalities for disorders in India latent in the Gandhi non-co- operative movement directed against the British government in efforts to obtain home rule, have evidenced themselves in the serious rebellion in Malabar, according to Anglo-Indian experts. Gandhi of course has preached the doctrine of non-vielence, but many of Bis extreme followers have gone much ferther, notably the experts here say, Millions - Use “(ets-It” For Corns Stops Pain Instantly — Removes Corts Complo,tely Tybody. everywhore needs to know whetainans veaiready lsarn- od about “Gete-It,” fit mr-n pain- pplication. Get fld of your corn and vur lhou that fit. Big shoes simply ‘make bigs ‘Your money "‘:‘é& g Coate but s triad evarshore: Kif 57 3 Eawrence & Co. Ohicaso. bfilfl in New Britain by The Clark ¢ Brainerd Co., Crowell’'s Drug Storo, terling Pharmacy. F o> THURSDAY ETTY COMPSON & MILTON SILLS in “THE END OF THE WORLD” _-_ in the case of Malabar. There, it is claimed the religious torch was used to start the conflagration, it being maintained that the allies had done grave injury to the Khalifat in the treaty of Sevres (between the allies and Turkey) but observers here main- tain that the seed was alveady sown by Gandhi’s non-cooperative campaign. The strength of the non-cooperative movement consists in the appeal it makea to the religious instincts of the masses who collect in vast numbers to pay Gandhi almost divine honors and whom they regard as the Mahat- ma, or worker of miracles, who will introduce the millenium, when none need toil, when there will be no taxes and when prices will fall to' their pre- war level. The masses are little concerned in political or constitutional reforms and the professedly non-violent character of the movements cannot always be maintained. There have been occa- sional outbreaks of rioting. Con- sidering the size of India these out- breaks have been infrequent but are regarded as symptomatic of growing excitement. The Hindu masses are not tempered and their reverence for Gandbi is a steadying factor. The Moslem excitement over the Khalifat question runs thrcughout the move- ment like a sinister thread and it is believed that if Gandhi's movement leads to violence it will be because he has been unable to restrain Mo- hammedan fanaticism, roused to fever heat by the threatened eclipse of Tur- key. It will be remembered that Indian Mussulmans have always insisted on a privileged position in pelitics on tha ground of their religious kinship with the Turks, Afghans and other Moslem people of Asia. 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It is an entirely new invention developed after AMERICAN s In that sense ; o yEArs “of expenment in the largest thetmal research ilaboratones in the United States.- Don’t try to imagine what it is untfl you have | “ seen it. But for the sake of your comfort—and your | ‘children’s comfort and health especially — accept | . your Heating Engineer’s invitation. R P One-third of your fuel bill'is worth saving. See‘ ARCOLA any day or evening this week. S it This red and yellow card at the Tnght is the sign of a 'Heating or Sanitary Engincer (you used to call him Steamfitter or Plumber) who can show you ARCOLA. Look for it in his window. It will pay you to consult himi twice a year as you do your Doctor or Dentist. To have him examine and report on your heating and plumbmg costs little. It may save you a very great deal. RADIATOR COMPANY Makers of the Famous IDEAL Boilers xmd AMERICAN Radiators i ) 102 West 42nd Street WOW! OW! WHAT A JAW! No monkeyshines about this picture of unhappy little Sambo, of the London zoo. Even peanuts ache. fail to tempt him. Yep—tooth- HALF PAY FOR HUBER. Fire Commission to Recommend That Injured Fireman Be Reimbursed. Several important recommendations will be made by the fire commission to the coming council at the meet- ing tomorrow night. The fire board will in the case of Louis Huber who DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HELEN, THERE S ONE OF THOSE NEW AUTOMOBILES | WAS TELLING You was injured while in duty at Engine Company No. 5, on May 23, receiving a compound fracture of the left leg, recommend that Huber be paid $19,25, or one-half pay covering the period of his incapacity from duty. The board will also recommend that a fire alarm box be installed at the corner of Osgood avenue and North Burritt street, at an estimated cost of $309.20. In compliance with a resolution ado.ted at a recent meeting of the common council, the police commis- sion will report at tomorrow night's session of the council, that a traffic officer has been detailed at the cor- ner of Talcott street and Hartford avenue during the period of opening and closing of the school, also at the Stanley Quarter school at Wells street. BUSINESS “KNICKERS” PREDICTED FOR 1922 50 Per Cent. of Men Will Wear Them, Says New York Manu- facturer. Chicago, Oct. 18.—The more gen- eral wearing ot knicker bockers by men next summer was forcast at the fail exhibition of the United National Clothiers’ Association. The clothiers have decided that if girls can wear the garments, men can do so, t0o. Isaac Loeb, president of the Standard Manufacturing company of New York and Erie, Pa., exhibited a iine of knicker bockers in white duck, heavy crash and linen. These are to be worn, he says, with sport shoes. Llack siockings, and a blue sport coat. They buckle at the knee. “This is no mere fad for college boys,” said Mr. Loeb. “Nor are the ‘knickers' intended solely for golf. Business men have begun to /adort titem, and by next summer half the men will be wearing them to work.” The old-fashioned suspenders are said to be coming back® into public favor, A 340 suit today, according to sev- ral of the exhibitors, represents the zame value as a $60 suit a year ago. In Japan a man must obtain per- mission from the government before cutting down a tree on his own property. Unintentionally Gallantry - New York Clty NAVY CAPTAIN IS STAR KICKER Captain Larson, the Annapolis football center, is the team’s mainstay when it comes to kicking. The captain of the army cadet team, West Point, also plays center. Larson is one of the best kickers in football. BY ALLMAN WATCH Your STEP HERE, DEAR ! OH,THIS \s so SuppEN! !