New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1921, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY RDAY ) BER 192} . o count cannot From Klondike Wewion With n While another v v it The Same Being Brief Inci- | CA Y New York Magistrate Wil " e e o Lo have prosperity R fden of the difficulties under the farmer is laboring can he dents Seen in EVCT}’ ; N 5 . S b ‘» ‘ Address Zionist Con- '.‘\‘. i h i Gk i ants from correspondonce which . . ’ ton barber conde ag i | Day Life. Ween a prospective custe Ko y ference. Ry SR ho wanted to buy & wagon and 4 s 3 e home @ wealthy man, H n ukoptienl ag % 3 g 1 convent cticu how he set forth (o invade s ‘w’w““’m “4 suitable for ricultural { jnodern goneration is ) . ! . o X Which | al Pur lin ther shop read & Compan t Moli n Askocinted Preas has for years manufactured [ thin W appea ¥ 3 i i hall Sunda ernoon, Jud i need @ wagon and my denler R 1pal CLLLORE S 3 1. ; % § . E the « Klondi e ime A i g % A 3 Wil b traded my rn te Hhet price of G50 bushels of s : b e same wagon | eonld bis IeEai LR Tv O LEE Ll R 2 § nA pin and stuted on o wwn of Cireatation G0 hushels corn before in st company I AP on 3 % 3 R s ’ TRold, 10 was hard worl wall, He looked avoind and b 1 g 3 ; ke USRS AT TR YT whiod e [ Bl e s y.vwlvm;u_{ that thore W g S IR av A yher e e e D NI E]) fiin e Nok X t £ ey tor of the 180 cam Hodesd b st sLedit oo | SRR OO : L . n Al Goldstein, |0 I o : “THERE'S DEATH IN THE POT” o insurex proteetio e e A " £ the Zionist i i J1BE Aokl oas) the nee while probably | - I ROl @ #pol of wew spaper d Lo hoth national e veply g Deere & Company ia | PUIsuns walked by and ignored it 4 3 5 tosenblntt has written a ‘At the end of the third ye A Celebrated Londun Doctor Used the Above ; ithin the next hall hour. Three ; ; )., ¢ i (i) il waa flal. A bunch of the b to Emphasize the Dancer of Overeatin tening. In part ups of men stood within 20 feet 3 P treform ands) ) aoning it up In the Malemut v’f Than O. ADSY Y | Fail 8 = present price, I Moline, ally a chauffeur on an automobile 3 7 & 3 oh [GuntsHandLlie g ida c de R bEaIEradi D ferse Than Overeating is Failure me It 1 had failed ta mine the to Elin te Waste. mines there might be a chance 1eft| Nature could not devise a way to {Ib the mining of the mincr. I starl-| goed and the body without the production of considerable waste Lo , These niiners working continually | matter. But Nature provided for L The cost to you at Culbert=1 o w0 LN CEN AND CONGRATULA- | NIt movement. At the last World [ o gold dust were certain (o carry | the regular, thorough elimination of braska, however, does not bear i yyoNg 1o NEW BRITAIN HERALD, | These are out-of-season hikers, ) the time they hit the Djpeonaress he was delegaled L faway a cortain amount of residue in | Such waste, To disregard her in- e relation to the pre-war wo apparently relish eold winds. | o ot a few pleasan ”"L‘_ it “:“m"'j_ ‘_‘“““;"\ Pf Ie- | their hait and bheards. As some of | tention is to break a natural law. bl e home- | (hese *heards had not been frimme Whether you help Nature by wise since the great zlacier started to | or foolish means is left to your own ... (Meriden Record of Nov. 4.) have just started walking from | Clavk (lert) Fhere was something ut onve pa- Ny york to San Francisco and by ' nephew {melt the ficld wax Tuerative judgme T 7 udgment, To simply force he ‘On my Arst day | shampooed 81015 D) L noa farm wagon from Mo-|thetic and heroic ahout the appear- | 3 o ‘ » , i N T movement s 1Wise, U @ al anc \ nutlonul vrzan Ihe harn an want pr price of a v ad of fhe position of pres- | ance, let Nis curiosity get ; k Y (iablennevinkga GildIHdSmore of his gkepticism and he picked up the rist wh we arve selling this wagon at| purse. Upon opening it he und toeal HEATING APARTEENTS, farm wagon 100 per eent, | Who had been watehing the pe 4 3 poration \ordstt than our price of 1911, At th's | gislution requiring landlords to ey i 18 ilos addroas, (N oo parlor, and my sueces in n that moment meeting plans Lo leave shortly ot e css than | $8.00 inside \purtment liouses has hoen adopted in ximately 20 nt. less than JRindlde 1 Pulestine in the interests of the number of eities and thus n yecorded compl has been (i public notice. The approval of such wn ordinunce by the New Britain | Common Couneil would be applanded | for the reason that in 1914 the 7 ) Colbertson was §1.37 & hun- | ance L tenants who have been the victim el et el that the majority of 1 wagon weighs 5,200 pounds, | been burned out of house and home, | of the New [ritain Herald as it | indifferent thatehes, On the second | B BV L O €40 (008 TBRAT (VT I y day I succeeded: in Inducing some | ETBSUC, Vioently acting drugs or GREAT CYCLE RACER [} dosins Trom the imietion, vitt | take such without caring what their my burber shop. 1 added a face max- | action or cffect is, or you can select | suge to the menu and 1 massaccd some old tinie-proven, trial-tested Flgure acldgwia apid | 400 PUE B gonie Wik remedy, that D:.A\ been ysed for 70 GLEL years or more by thousands of people the ordinzne ; o ; ; Five at any time and under any Haration that he will oppose the shampoos and the sume all over the world, with the result The landlord's stor) ranspor Lton D condition, ix a fearsome thin S A R s 000 o T on e ta iy Nualined: massaces and kept all the byprod- | that it has won an enviable reputa- the | materials that o into the wagon are | to be drcaded S eian e e b s G IR e et tion as a reliable houschold remedy. B mewapper affice 1L beewmes @ - (e ot g of the oty for polii- | (LTS o e i 1 is e most remurkable fig. | fondest dreams were realized when 1| the world knows Beccham's; a good- through the sale uf corn in| N uther business hears quile the UneRcRRlngenlreted SinSaom el Nt St a5 Ahveady | UTe I the cyeling historv—and the vented the cyanide process bath, a;ly part of the world uses Beecham'’s, elagion. Lo the public as does | YUariers as an unofficial declaration | fwo social ior hecn helg| M3Etery of the medical profession, He | little bit of cyanlde in the solution. | has been using it for years, handing whose head showed no ,m"‘“‘” 1 '”‘“‘ from mother to daughter, for gen- whtl ©oorn has declined sivee 1914 Tho | putilis, no matter what obstacle may | P G TS TR ments prepn [ titles, these are among. (he hanean! | cleanup would assay $100 the ton in | €Tation after generation, recommend- on com from Culbertson to| intervene which cannot heexplained | Sinte bis eral for the 1 re wailing €00 [ inus in his life MAPPEN" L (e cyanide tank. | expect to take|INE it to others. In spite of such ten the end by driving nails into The mechanical, business. reportor- | Mayor Quigley lhas maintained a S Mehoni || Tivekn right collarbone times S iDL SLie COeRL U nE didayd (or extensive and general use, who ¢ e il « ’ ’ ; T N T B Half & willion 16 my stake and | am | Beard complaint or criticism of walis, scarving woodwork and allow- | hundied, or approximately 14 cents i,y G, cgitorial departments may he 'strict silence on municipal mattors. | pow Leing made, A show will b (Fured qotoi : e (5 a0y T Iaon BT b et o hushel; today, with the 3 per cent. | erippled for various r ns utterly {He has expres views in private. | piven by the Montienl min « Had 46 stitel = I p ut P | 2 1d Af stitehes (akensin both log = = powerful recommendation bevond their power to control, but | but hix opinions have not appeared in | Canada. “Tomms* O'Conn v | B : z 8 they must function just the same, | the B2 NG LHRL 06 st eoie olil [ i e e / s more than 100 hody scars s ATTENDANCE GAINS, Don't take anything for granted. 1. or approximately 26 cents Per| “\wyaiqnen, the consternation of |With what is virtually a challenge (0 | qaneos will be oy ited and w0l e e sh M By s el bushel, su that you pay 12 cents & publishers of The Herald when |Mayor Curiis, it is expected that he : sl H w60 stiteh scars on his face m Shows That More Childeen Beecham's rlad to sell th " that 1P s a | the publish f The Hera \; s bR Rl . blle | tended a il td indlihaud: a8 (0ia Nesalt o 2 am's—are glad to sell the corn to Chi- | they found their plant a seethine fwe ain m s in the public | «jd-timers” (o b ) ST ded Sehools in U, S Last Year, cechaim's reputation firnace with precious machinery he- | eye . e e . | I made by its users not | yond power to save Priends of ex-Mayor Quigley are | square dane ' i R s e RainEton Nbrd ke that thei You state that it requires §50 bush Yet within half an hour after the |confident that he will be o candidate [ be modern dane i nos aing. Cenglis s [ wagon alone cost $11.40 more | inspiration to everybody whu ad- | i heRlth of theli tenants i s pride Mayor CGeorge A. Quitley's d ines the City Mectin ard, | van 1t did before the v Tho In- {Mires grit and business prid | B Quik 1‘\’;‘:u"~(mn‘\ i ] ; | Shows Lurge LIst of Injuries business, L churged $1 apicce | | | | the part of ter than this amount, lichi results in rapid depre ater than this amount eraliariaias noyou come (o pay fur this No doubt this is partly Chicago market, you have a still | samg e ok amewaDe ha aterest in dwellings in oi disadvantage, dile Lo theitact K& e wRGov iy 1a under ontract to | political 1lng. again are tenante who appea reporting favorably on the entertain- | AArer of a century azo and since ) fthat time. besides winning many wlich they liveand who th el i 1y allow them Lo go to ruin, o has- 0 in 1914 was 24% cents a ing the property to “run down” crall var tax included, it is 47 cents a h 1t landlords must make apartment heuses more attractive by maintain ing & certain degves of temperature [ bushel more to set your months v will | cago than you did in 1914 during the winter property be properly cared for. So ! els of corn to buy a wagon today. | five had discovered the managing [ag the next republican primaries for | cloment EEOR PRI IR LR L 4l Uhiteyatatenily had - i editor of The Herald was communi- | {he mayvoralty nomination. It “n that the ordinance may have the in cating with The Hartford Courant leyally Known that he has been laying bringing | this means that you are paying the | ang making arrangements for the [his plans to the end that he will ea be justified in insisting . 3 children hetween aken all in sy Vter figuving in 250 “spills” of [years of age. Of these, 6 p mise of bein wer o1 less gnitude he slipped | attended school. Year before, only ion this winter, n a picce of lee coming out o er cent were scholars railroads $78.00 more transportation | greater part of his staff to go ’vu ture the honor and it is believed that | ’HI’ iy ”I' = ut of a |y j’Hlll [ ] holar ! . Hartford +where the paper would be |fia would welcoms nothink more thar 3 ibe an ¢ oalex | That's a real gain. Such staticl " o er type to look else- | on the corn necessary to buy this | « e nothing mor n Now he 1s back Gampelltiantand iians : . forcing the other type to look else- jon 0 5 | set up and printed, temporarily. lan opportunity to engage in a con By all mean ¢ pl hig | 1atest ,.,,‘,J,,‘ s ”,',‘ "”, Lition and | are more gratifying than increases in where for accommodations. waion, therefore your increased con- EAITatiie WErB R g (AT R e Ve i e H o el pbl bl X (L he won a | foreign trade. Making more intell "\ paced race at Chemnitz, Germany gent adults is more important than At 12 cents a bushgl increased fréeight direct beneficial cffcet of better people inty better houses and | tribution te the railroad company in | ala’ building announcing a “paper as | white Mr. Quffiey was’ I the| Tl posoiiion whieh nssd Cons e getting this wagon out there and | usnal” and temporary headquarters fmavoralty chair (HORGE 3V, EX-COLONEL P’ stablished across the street GeIBaLh 2 § ke i " o = S SlipyigheonnenouglRtoRGiica sotol WCTRNER A ISRRR S I, i e by SO RO T N T . — Hereaftor our redoubtable ambassi- o S S g g paper did come out and & Very brave | quigiey faction in the Common S ow Tioee: nttos i armisee] : dor to the Court of St James must| "Ly ian well see from this that it| showing it made. Icil, At several meetings of the coun-|was signed, the Herald suzgested that | fureso the pleasure of beins the most| o gy mooesible for any of | We do not believe that The Her-|oil' fhe two cngaged in sharp we Wl il e e [p— — ¥ dipl t olonel on 5 " ald will lose a single reader or ad-|pagiles, Mr. Qu y often descended | opeepvance of the event. The proposal highly placed dipiomatic colone us to get back to a normal basis of | yortiser ag a result of its inabUIty to | from the rostrum to answer an at-|me with b % el Farth, Iy a well-deserved rebuke, the | ) S e Tad ofiaaber to vehich il e \ pub exolution | y N South Carolinadelegation o the LEC0 i duced, You ask | Patrons are aceustomed [omt axecutive, Tn et the Curiise | e i ‘ ot New Haven, Saturday Night American Legion convention at| . Gn congitions will change; wo | 4 Rather do we believe that the splen- | Quigley tilts enlivened meotings of | dyat AT ‘ $ 5 o w onditio i Wel 3ia demonstration of grit ano “gel- | the body for several months and itlg he : ! : ansas City has stripped him of his| .\, when transportation costs | there” will commend itself to the pub | was no seeret that there was no love T o crnamental title because of are sotten back upon a reasonable ! lic and create new admirers | 1ot between them. observanee pudiation of the sincerity and patrlot-| % The feelinis of loyalty and duty | “p v ono rout that he has had| fmne day is fast approsching and i can troops during the | Which & newspaper bears €0 Its pub- 0 5otivionl reverses since his last e inl ST i Ot SIS AL B! The foregoing is quoted at length | jic iy akin tu that of a soldier to W I HCHE Ll 1| arransements auust crystallize awith N i 1 nre. s plai erm 8 ayor, . Qu ey 8 said |, speed atriotic o ‘ hod e World War. In the futurc he is plainf, ..o 4t ig 5 vivid example of what | his country ; lomy fe suaon Mo UEeY 8 R Al e 1 { hod George Harvey, the colonel having : Our sincerest sympathy goes out to i : 5 i L = the cou I assing through. | public ominatio and defeat aoy cight o heir in It n ivor of | HGaniiinhealoR et ndim ey oi iraw il CGORULEETA PASS BEL G T oir contemporary and we can oaly | BUbllean nomihatlon and fofent Mu¥|welght of th fhner Javor of | B LA J 3 Hopetul signs from the middle west | pooo“ihat investigation may prove | Man the de ats ma) the project. An assemb) all in- ] P . against him T e, liea iatl e Al TINTIY Ny Al ARG AL B R It will be recalled that Mr. Harvey, T . bank of | indicated, and that mechanical dimi- | What would seem to support this |once. New Hritain wants (o obscrve 1 oSU L Y A attempt to ingratiate him-| it of the Federal Reserve bank of | |y ™o v soon bo wurmounted so | theory is the evdnts which have ve- | the day right. Why not adopt the CLBALES L) 1l groiis Chicago district. Business is improv- [ 20 50 S T lion at home. | eurred within recent weeks while the [ slosan o £ the doughboys: “Let's (o LU I AL TS TR G Jily, the statement saying: Meanwhile congratulations for the | city has been under control of men | Prosecuting and police authoritics ing sten | ; Vilsrim dinner in London, said that} Tl : carry on® spirit and for the co- | who sfand high in the party couneils. [ will win the everlasiing =ratitude of | “fear and selfishness” prompted material change in credit cen- | FEOCR, B M Hartford Courant | Bnoush material has been furnished | pedestrians i they will push forward P eEmy America Lo enter the world conflict, | C/H0nS 10 the Seventh Federal reserve | whion enabled The Herald to pub- | fo satisfy the averaze aspirant for |in their determination to stop reck- | | J \mgrica vorld It distiict hastaken plade duting tholllllsht a naper | office who s willing to take the stump | less auto driving and the escape of |8 His ulterance immediately aroused | m et T HEER PAGS SRE B e {IGiiik anaawe biRuAll elyicama ERAEIE el veratlioiiin bwh e intairas el Sl Jquidation of Joans is | 3 exury red-blouded man and woman In > . v barely possible that the big powers | nocent bystander | Y e bloued man and woman | continuing, var the usuat ran - ac- [ YOUNG ITALIAN TRIO |57 "6/ 500 may ncaulcace 1h any | No soficient exeuse cnn be biered | the United States and there were de- loptipltad safd et mands are appearing whica tend to demand Mr. Quigley may make for [by a person at the wheel of an aite campaign that would not add to their [ tries to evade identiieation durt- were in vain, | But the Ametican doughboys hay I R Ty SN TR : Pstanding among the people ing away . financing the feeding of live stock, | Events are shaping themselves in Responsible official f[ Ay SO ’ cE o : g | have been cared for thus fer without | Three Youths Come to Thin Country |y Quigley’s favor. Mayor Curtis [in their campaign ngain ort | % wesday o resolution wag edoptled ot become stronger personally | of thing. If « ! ? 3 b ek RS las not becom D i an oxample ix made of (he condemning his eraven words, des| €0 H"‘ Soline iy An Stowaways—Take Turn In during his regime. He has offended |first driver convieted of such an out- seribed in @ resolution s a “misera- ) 2 ] Currying 1big Cheene. many influential republicans and by | rage will have a heneficial eifeet | § at t federal reserve bank Reports his summary dismissal of commission “mrl cduce the number of £, ; lina however, that demonds from | New York, Nov. 4—Three young @18 has aroused opposition that may | The lesson of a guilty ant mind." The regolution, as oviginally | - e feeding sections are ge- | stowaways who agreed that ~ they! work to his disadvantage if he should |his heels in the county fail would not B 1 I 1 P Pl Ll e G e e o Sk et g el s e ol s o | (HARTFORD DISTRICT) thile suMclently strong in censure wa chances ns in the nest month. Italy, were taken to Kilis Island aft e advance in prices during the Italian liner San Giorzio had | ho was constantly | yaking November 11 a legal holiday [ === — e should meet and ve thiow the Bl ealuminy worthy only of a little | pussd to the gratification of /11 who sufered by actual contact with the r and the first part of Oc-|reached her pier iain Lavatelli yy AISE the consumer will not only curtai RILEL IR Rl s activity and hence has been | Naples, When his b1 cabins ana 1,- PRICES NUT IUST | e v ol ey Iuiving the debate on the resolution ey - el R E ¢ in the credit situation, Al- {068 steerage passencers were on entirely crn. There are interna the South Carolina delogation was board they were carcfully checked fienal conditions (o he peckoned with recoznized as having the floor, and | h some of these increases arey, " g g wateh was placed on the i ST e T s TR LN mianae ot (o Lthe e ticipation of a decreased | vessel | Natlonal Bank of Commeree In New | pansion of <l n e 3 Al Jather than to an fncreased | When the vessel was two days out Lo profit . lina ga Harvey his title when however, the three stowaways were York Fe t Exceasive Spee- ’ ’ ! d. they indicate that gouds are doriods of genuine " HoNsEne ta oL "¢ dragged from under the canvas cover u d U conlrusled i & which will improve credit|or one of the big boats. The Iast ulntion Causes Much Sufiering, With artificial. prosperity are never : Lions." [one out was clutehing the remains v characterized by rapidly vising prive caw that Colonel Har w York, N f.—There is no | Approximate price lization i e Governor's stalf. Caro [of an cuormous chies a4 Monday night zud di | Cavrying the checse and wearing | jurisdiction for any world-wide i ruesduy morning, when visl - COMMUNICATED B e (B EERE e SR G G i i ol ] ATEEREE AR TG LIGE TG This book includes the following exchanges: Hart ford, called him to his bath, that e [ e A0 it 7, 1P T | o Natioual Bank of Cowmeros: {n | ort je eperation T e e fre PR i e e N R S R iy .. whieh holda’ that retull| apecilat : i Bristol, Collinsville, Kast Hampton, Farmington, Glaston- mundi. of the discovery of Dr. Gris-'a long way from shore, but they t price nnot so up without prompt- strusg Rockville, Simsbury, Thompsonville, Windsor and Windsoi own garden to see il any- [alongside. Fearing (hat there might | the consumer can and will bu ¢ Locks. their prevequisite. T in glon resglitlon expresscy In the sentiments of the e f tizens and it gains in at of the ordinary was there. | be someonc on deck. they clung o) bank says retailers generally arc hj‘” 1y ne my surprise at finding there Lihe anchor chain and supported the | ordering with great caution, while { 81¢ ward hette hoof pansies in full hloom, just [ eheese until about midnight, thenymany wholesalers in turn are refrain PR g : nm]“,wl‘l(,;' I-.‘) it ;v n’.n the .\m' ‘{\uv‘m\l in 'w’ .yw,; :q H\‘u’l'\r placing "ulu orders . 1¢ men who did v e, 1ope thi nay in=ireached the desk unohserved e adoption, at any age from manufac 7 e 2 1 . " theadony U7 i Bt s i i he checse | e 1 comsumen o a ey i | Is Your Listing Correct in the Present and probably some other)the other fwo boosted him along, ed toward generally higher pric wer may find something wrth | The trio were downeast when (hey R > Vo hy i wmore ik a love feast| 1w insedtigation is nads | learned that e sould he relrid Z If not please notify the Exchange Manager At Once. the Democratic National Commit Sincerely yours to their native land. £ = [t ez :.mmmf the H.u. e ‘14 MRS. B ’I'm:'!""\'“l‘;" it DRIVE T0 LB, I\ ; s . gl . e > omsention et : e All changes or additions in present listings must he R o ha e BONES NEED LIME, | renfter Follow English Style, ; s 4 Gt ranged for on or before November 11, 1921, in order = ydney, Australia Nov. 4 When ! Human Body to be Properly Nourished. | decided (o tollow the English cus- it comes from the only L i boniis bill, and extended to ex- dent \Wilson the Legion's greet and hopes for his recover o tom and have drivers follow the left York, Nov 4.--For instead the right side of the e known that calcium of wiich may cause a number of tement in Washington to get ot 4 to the body in orde t| streets there was a great deal of con- properly nourishied. The phys fusion. People who had been ae- Liwe, found that under eertain cir- | customed ali their lives to keep to fences hefore the storm oa Lie bonen of & il fracturs right found it hard to make ¢ lily and that fractures, when tl hange in habit and keep heal nore rapidly it tvo or t LAChEEealnROABIE AIIBEEEN A e T ARG | The Southern New Englan t been published on the s water Iy defieient in caleium saltn | qeeided thet the 1eft side was safer result the hos " of ‘\ulu“:"“‘”"‘"‘\‘ for vehicles However in practleal- e e PR e Telephone Company National banl's commercia ' n the natural state biisiness wi prices s IuliE, i 3 BIG FEATURES | ol Rt musical instraments of Hom . n They W i SUNDAY EVE. atmed giard [ the business R R S N T T T