New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 3

SLAVS WILLNOT AGREE TOORDER Not Satisiied With Boundary De- | cision of Allies Press cept the ol declglon of the allied coun- | of ambassadors delimiting the boundary line bhetwec Jugo-$ wia and Albania, the cabine tded at a | meeting last night. A note to thi effect will be sent to the allies It is stated in offic circles here that the Jugo-Slav troops have not advanced beyond the legitimate | boundaries of Serbia, The sadors' council recently nt a n the Jugo-Slav government demanding fmmediate withdrawa ts troop trom the territory within the limit previously defined by the counci | The newspaper ¢ unanimous in declaring the ambassadors’ decision | unjust and urge stron tion to a further meetiy or consultation on e subject Thirty Heved to be advanc Serbian border \ NEW BRITA IN DAILY HI RALD, MONDAY, e [amo)y aper - Carries Many‘ MAN GIVES WIFE | ohvcrrig anxroe, Lo o Geneal News drese, il Withdrawal of the Jnugo-Sla troops from Albania was ordered by the allied council of ambassadors in | Bl / SHESEL This group of women accompanied Mad council of Nations at| she presented President Harding with the peace petition the st Premier Lloyd| women. Left to right, front row, Mrs. Karl i,u]vuu g e i 1nnn Gordon, president of the W. C. T. U., Mrs. Ellis A. Y Honstile s OIS do e f Women's Clubs, Miss McArthur, Y. W. C. A, M The Albanian—dJugo-8lay bour m\‘\\nm& n Voters, M ppl Ill((l'[;:vhw‘ d . W, Jine fixed by the council of ambassa pre-war line, some modifications hav- | rypmey - TN ing been made however, to str en i e I STANLEY WORKS | ties. i tained in portions of the territory i i | e RN E LY | ' there have been numerous co | Jistons with Albanian bodics | Lss igned by more than Morvinja of Japan, ost; second row, Lida Hafford, Maud Wood Parks I, MeDowell. Kaji Yajima of Japan to the White Hou 10,006 Madanc National Fed Le: , W ere - 4 e Nothing to tax your strength. No belt to slip and break. vima The only ironing machine with a two speed roll —also a wide wation | opening shoe giving ample space for easy cleaning and waxing. ol PHYBICAL DI o A% MO WITH T BOYS o mesh roubieitor yea with a sheen which only uniform pressure can give to linens— i Jad stomach trouble for years. | ! ; giving her simple buckthorn | yet the frailest woman can do such work on the Thor without te., as mixed in Ad-| The latest Qfey el AR tiring herself in the least. A stool comes free with each machines & fee ne ¢ ined “wei {ains many items of general interest [ | Come in tomorrow sure and see this wonderful machine. wondertul stomach medicine | to the | . [ ik acts on BOTIT upper and | W art Recelyes Wateh. Authorized Thor Dealer , removing foul matter Valter H. Hart, vice-preside nd ] somach and which | general superintenden the | | ronght was in your sys s presented with a gold w | [ B Y ELECTRIC C LENT fo on the |a token of uppreciation of 2 o e L | PRING & BUCK : Varities it 1 s out will surprise you, | Moore In the presence of the officers . 1 ’\. ; ,: "1 E 18 (R G ew of M -79-81 CHURCH ST. TEL. 2240 |, office assoc i | o= 5 ed with t1 oy { Sept , 1896, and has ¢ = 799 through the differcnt offices of t o o \‘ 6 n OOR : TEACHERS MEEFING. BHN{BEREN Compans Until i was lceted to i TRADE q 1[1001 SCHE %uh FOR P W o e present high office. He is the son o schools will meet this afternoon at N the late William H. Hart, the founder ; | Cioin Toce 4:15 in the junior high school bulld- | ocal Basketha o as 15 Games | Ladies’ Aid society of St Joseph's | | of the plant Local Basketball Team Has 15 Gam A | ing for the discussion of school work, N f | ICyGleniealatio, Booked Exclusive of the Vocational| Chureh to Have Christmas Trec | High schowl principals will meg in cal Co. idiary of Stanley | irs. Warren G, Harding is shown planting the (st American| peague Contests. | Nest Month—Are Helping Needy. | Holmes tomorrow afternoon. i (lrics shehclians o el elm at the head of International Avenue, on the Lincoln Memorial | R e \ Larietmos bl "\‘v,, teachers :n‘wl m-]llm-umls'of the cent Bottle Ends all Dandru Stanley Chemical Co. Joseph R.fH o040 4hic ceremor wkine or ening of Armistice| enty candidates fo . siven | elementary schools will meet tomor- : ’ | Mickle, formerly sales manager of | (-!“‘” Is, this ceremony marking the official opening of Armistice| 500" " T o ecdy ot the B = o | Tow afternoon with Miss MacAuleys | ors, of New York, has b »pointal ~ DU A I | ALL-HARTFORDS WIN, 20 TO 2. vice-president. ] R Prack | €Tl is ligh 1 inexpe ced, | day afternoc November 22, at 2;3( Hartford, Conn., Nov, 14.—The All- { « > Well Attended. : II[’ . hasket- | there s that a fast offensive |0 ClO A ; .| Hartford football team 3 experienced 1 | The office traini course whic g U ‘ Al t T p.om. Printi elub [will he develoy With ( Part of t proceed 1 € T it ditficulty in downing the YD L started recent attended 1\ 5 SRSl R e towards the Christmas tree celebra- | eam of New Haven at Poli Field about 80 of the members of the ¢ :\ F ‘[“,4.\ November 19 - £4 tie 1 en an annual event| yesterday afternoon, 29 to 2. flce forcea of the Stanley Works an u ‘V Db s ! year's team back are ‘\ 1 P tl ociety e commit- | 3 [the Stanley Rule and Level plant. At| 5) AL ; [ Patrus ‘and B. Anderson, all lisht i 1o announce that y / the first meeting, the “History and S St [fast men. Others out for the for- | i¢ i) v of memi Organization of the Stanley Works™ | ‘“ AL M ward ions are Mgr. Humphries, | the he unable to at ' | waa : T A. Proctor, and on| G . RRs ‘l.LuT r, Fresen, Volz r-| tend t i ho wish |” help | 1 1 o spoke on . N son, Ric ) it the contributio over M. Farmer spoke o Athletics Growi 1g Active l‘,m feou e o heir - contribution: 1 & of thiz week, E. W l an ing G, 4 L [ i g sury to biild ive a talk on “Provid N h(;e[xllb" aImes, {0 [up a heavy defensive. For the guard|of tie j 1 parish is much ing Material for Works.' Peiclous lunehes at Crowell's—adv, | positions. there is plenty of heavy ma- ( greatcr thi ir on aceount of the Fo e it the local hos- | et | The first of thel fThe Boys' club of New Dritain| o £ to M. and Mra, Julius| g considerable work to brl un| un (he y WS , 1y | into its winter season in|ypoo LA ThR e to the standard of last year um ) Costs Little and Overcomes Trouble 16, at the Y wnd the weekly pr 4 % S e ‘\Iv’h v, _|\m“ leky, Witham e 1 \i ‘ ! Almost Over Night Insura i i o 1 ‘1‘.\‘ m‘\\.wl‘ tiy u_\\ ting of .Phoenix Temple Of | acant the material to be ely 1 Any breaking out of the skin, even on “In Following i3 the club program f i Dnd et nicky both pl tunat ! i Py iy, itching eczema, can he quiekly will be e coming week AR “ e oL, |on last year ond team were | are g - lovercome by applying Mentho-Sul- gram of cntertainment will e Monday, November 11 | S ML ‘m some extent stitutes iplit e needy ' | phur, declares a noted skin specialist. sente: 1 ng will mee at 7:30 AaVY For the r position there v ha Ty Be 1se of its germ destroyi et sented e t umg will t at 7:3 : Skt the onts ere ) ey i : Eem roying pro Party at Swilt Housce, Panthe and Bad A s e ugo Ander L Swil E f i this sulphur prey ation in- There will be a party at the S will practice & Sar Alvan Johnsi and Ernest Strom ) C tly brings ease from skin irrita- house on Lake street on Nove w88 at 7:30 p, o bt 491 With thesc n out it is probable yea soothes and heals the eczema 29, given by the Good Cheer < at 7 p. m, to t 3 » that the cer position will be take right up and leaves the skin clear and composed of men of the « the Older Boys' Clgar 1 sl e « ! s mooth flce. the form of [f, x S Exch g cational = ““v ‘ UL“ h AC“V]TIED It seldom ':n!\:. to relieve the tor- TRy 7 P 1 ¢ |league schedule ! vithout delay. Sufferers from thousand pockets, and ot 3 L P2y | played, For t December ’ tro should obtain a small jar 11 thome who attend e sur- practice games have been ar-| Entertainment to Follow Business Me Sulphur from good will b : d for als ruggist and use it like cold cream. the boys| *°F z Tal r tonight.—| November 5—Portland 1lis ' Meeting on Thursday Night—Bi g r Middletows . e e — 3¢ 110 Winter ntree . P , Fair to he Held in February : g Einto of ALY Y IeE St | IiNoveriber S el —Engleala Banish Catarrh, Bad Breath. Siinpedl ot B A nliow ot $ ot ) et It's the simplest thing in the world 30 p. m | 5, 0 v coven and a4 ibed . ; St ¢ to use Hyomei and end catarrh. . Suggcst November . t e e ; the the medication through the jrroahing & and : the Vik-|raut ; : er in every outfit and you [ A new dopar D AR e L ( (el : gt relief at once. Money back if : QIEnAG e Ac Turne TRCaRbBE I e SORTLbAKES ¢ i s. Sold by all druggists. foa wai ing wiit December 21—A 1 « yen can not John i1, ) weite| January 10—An ool f De _h,h” T an of | 3 Novembey 17 5 lea All styles in l: 3 1 Pratt i nt T t t yar L bl At 5 Tiec ‘ ingtruction and " A A t. T s Ser Ui PL [ pract m, Eagles and I brother to Michael | oA week you sac K | £ it Hartfor e [ Ybei g A ciass in “Buildi Comels bl practl police foree, will [ AT e L et Sleriinlel started in this city | Gaair N ope s dutles ns regular o i e : realiy Erowing ,,s: over tie niar ; “‘ e : e L iy La, vl gulnr of- |4 lg s i ifflj T ¢ ratn and sufhine|club 1o be held at the Y | mee Pastel class 7:30 | pight, Te has been a numer \,,’\ digpalfi © yer 3, 18 goes right (o the g meeting p. m | ary for the past severa g Ly o p J.w ‘“;,“‘,":f AL Professor 1. W, ¥ November 18 Fntertainment b3 fair tontgnt. || "” i = = ¥, helping the to grow JONg, | h A »(;»“' et | bu 7:30 p. m. Electrl- Advt o5 —1 " ox etrong and Juxuriant, One ,w):p!)«n:lwu"""‘*" ‘-‘"X“ s -"_ ’I’ HPAR j Al e PR T s o e R e A B A M [ ki [ " ) of Das makes thin, s |sity and head of the e > ! 5 Justrows, and just 1wice As ,d,uuum -2 [ fo Ne Tirital — Rivii CLUD NOTES The N Bl "9 fide clubh win MANY SEEKING CHARITY For big Gifts and little! 1oid practice st the flate Armory on ‘ port nun For big Folks and little! ARTIFICIAL ‘ Areh sireet on Wedne ~”<_., and Thurs | T 1 the The shmple touch thatmakes the Chrst, 'SF ) days evenings, according 1o an un 1 fasoritheie wifts welcome-— the charm o INSERTED 3 B e avii St Tadey 1o k i : abright Deaison wrapping for ecery FRANK E. GOOLVWIN 0, Cook, secretary of associntion Reiiy Christizas ¢l Opiomefrist The first ghoot in the Nuimeg jeague ! iptd ) * | ADK'NS 827 Main Hi. 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