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q EW BRITAIN DAILY HE® NESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1921, £ im v — o ——_—— e o . 1 13 S s e T T 2 _....,_-_....m“..._. A R 4 AT 9 A NG, L WO A 0 A L LA A 41 T ) - — e QA N Q| T TR R 1:.'Y.'.'z;-w.uxwx;m.‘r;km?umwmmmlmrfcwmmfl New Bl‘lldln l.ormd Try This On Your 1\/ l (h I l ) !< /XL\J N Lt ™4 NERAL = {lomued. D \ Wise Friend =Ry Imlmlt'l' QUILLEN— 4 a.iiu gfijfl_ Ci E,{d QI’(}Q E...U?xw. I ! J SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEE K AT OUR BIG o SE CALLS Rusiness Office 7 o S ' ( : 5 Bditorinl Rooms ] ¢ i | this The onl the City room alw .kfl"'é"!"?;“ 7"% P rqu"“! : L YA Qo M0 S5 0 Member of The Associated Press — | ) ’ ! ' ' ON OQUR 3rd FLOOR The A, B. [ t ; 0H S : An Opportunity "To Complete Your Table IFurnishings IFor Thank ing Day At Sub- wnich 1 i . : . ; e | Beer by the casc ne \ stantial Savings clr ’ ulat t 3 3. Atter i the art ¢ 1Losslip, ist the Governme § 1c B - kick in articholki {1t isn't nece wry to buy a car in order | thing to discoura E— uld ha i re pleas Some people llve to a ripe old uge, |every day or so sc iy % 5 AreicantBorceliin . ! ¢ e ; Vi St 112 Pieces—Regular $32.00 100 Picces i Unt ; 4 o have invite ) : A \(1\ Imll\nn.n Se M # N thir Id yicld to the prac-|cut monkey without monkey [time when the peop | PRICE o) daDo l H( ¥ Ne g i tical requircrgents. IFor this re gland.s nunities will not be awed by a long- S N e invitation was given to the L ‘ 1 4 ne 5 ) long as the m | TN . » Y Al MR pute asse i Grea + nius ieninciticial Bnn e S i official is afraid to fight | f§ DINNER SET DINNER SETS sociated nations which control the ar- (Jority of s [Rooteh trafiic, you « American Porcelain Nippon C nn(n~(,u.\'lun Pattern a amanee e i : g 100 ]’iu‘M- tegular $125.00 L opportunity to limit arma (Heker 100 Pieces—DRegular $49.00 S Agreement; Two las for Pacif : : Thelehiett adu L the complexion | L A Real Bargain nt lies within their grasp R TR Brii- | mer e s it e e | R S SALE A A ‘ SALE el e Thus Secretary Hughes and the (e i Moy ioie hinnyahatts 3; 4.9\ PRICE @05 U@ that it was better g ell isn't as ile ieh is varse—the bootle v the hoot- amid che r st Proble tav: Hughes! M S great powers, who sg the ability to accomplish that . i . , e ! o _ upon which they decide : 3 WHITE WARE RICH CUT GLASS- : i ou today. Th « ot bluste ol ' A . . need you today ey do n b [‘ Cups and Saucers, Plates, Oatmeais, Des- This section on our 8rd floor is now com- \ | about it. Simply they need you - 5 g sl é 2 in headl at “Britain's Terms| the Pacific and Far Eastern ques-| & Tt 15 for us.to find and help them serts, ete. plete for your selection. Water Sets, Vases, Bring 3 to lughes' Plan;| tons ¥ D o iang | Tt 15 for us to honor them who huy . YT Specially Priced This Week Sugar and ( reams, Grape Juice Sets, Glusses g them, it was recognizec Lats of All Kinds and many others. You will be Japan « nd increase in her | " 3 £ W pamintpaal Sl ivea) hones as we paid tribute | ! Sea Quota; I to Reduce Army | that the interests of other powers Inj) " ", ¢d and whom we hon 3 S e e surprised at such low prices for real cut glass T, " I East made it advisable that - only on her own Terms : A ored in the burial of th¢ one out of : e An | comment is that 6f the | Dhey should be presentin the discus=| |, o0 o0 Whnknown Dead,” | FANCY CHINA e o STt o W ith e oAt BUs 3 A lavee assortment of centine Tand Painted | PYREX AND GLASBAK BAKING WARE we know author, H. G. Wells 5 e R This we may do. The spirit of tl £ g g a8 ' ¢ . “Mass of British Pubile Would Side|@8PProval of the five powers, an lnvita-| oo "y 10 cone eries out to ’ o 3 Pieces at Popular Price ery Casseroles, Bean Pots, Pie Plates, Custard America, should War with Ja-|tion to take part in these digcusslons “That was my ‘buddie’'—giv | HNew {01k fl' () fl') \ e“ suitable for gifts Cups, Utility Trays and Others. ) 168¢ questions 1ws been st tc pan ever Break out—Probably France | ©f thesc questions hus IR0 boost—there is um, China and the Netherlghds S . pan would Quit Shantung; Wants Manchuria i e 2 o ans|Tiat t stating that the discussion of also—but War is Unlikely.” b s ) dpenly and with binding, solemn ERLALY Ll it e L e e er i e, e there was no intention to postpone| e “:\f‘:mlm‘l\. ‘:‘\« dh= it AVE FOR HAWAILL | because the jamming s steer- ven to the Bronx zoo. o 1estions, but that they shou R SR v SR e : - @ | ing gear, had rammed the granite he marshal who was asleep when traditional “supremacy of the s - AL ST R ful word picture, but Secretary| b’ 5 z el & 1 1,000 Fitipino Laborers to | blocks. Some of the blocks were |his train ived, did not rise to bid > s '(f D e of limi. | Hughes was the practical artist. : s ey ST ek el T torn out of the wall entirely. The |qis traveling companion farewell. Ha Her representative’ praised eloquently | Wereé now facing the probiem of Wi - 4 tew York Stock Ex-| o : . 6 | damage to the submarine was said | Il asleep when the train deft at the idealism of the plan, and making of | (AtOn ©Of Nav maments. Ui I8l p 0y sy Columbus, was B wood| el { adily pu Sieimy | anlie LT ie B D—|1to he light comparcd to that to the |g S el % "| hoped to be disposed of immediatety Sl e : S sl ) Y aadition Diotsdehanil D0 LU ninoBlAberes i T vl Wwiion Sle diEston T et nE ot it practical to the point where salesman because he persuaded s its hs £ A 7 Then on with the other matters i G Despite the reaction which has fol- | ¢4 Hawa Sl hin Il torms r a half centur QUINCY MEN wmmn land's and Japan's experts lauded it bella to stake her jewels on the ex-| | DesPIe L0 B0 e of unprece- | Weeks, according to information given 2 S brilliant audacity. e istence of an unknown world L.ots ted spec tion and inflated val- out today by the bureau of labor. It nee and Taly are with us, FRANCE AND ITALY. of prople today are staking their|ies, officials of America’s lead '}.“l‘l,r‘,.‘f“‘jyf;‘;:-(h‘ ik st Wild ¢ Hughes said that ample op-| Latest reports from the conference | souls on a third world yet unknown ty market apparently have ab- Unable to Care For Wil at. te confidence in turn-to the | majority of them desiri lo go 1o} Gi p n ov. 15.—The cham- g I 5 ves It to Bronx Zoo. V. 16 portunity would be given for full|at Washington tell of the complete| They are g ' too. ol e the sugar canc ficlds of the Hawaiian - of commerce of this shipbuilding Slile beading i YoV e slenas: | New York, Nov. 15 —The American | city announced today notwithstanding The laborers w ave alrcady |wild cat presented to Marshal Foch in | the blow to its business involved in y en oy 1 he id | a = preater facilities for a future which Signed contract 1 b iken to |Kansas City by American Legion ad- | the proposed naval holiday, it en- sire of the American government. . . .| desire to accept the ideas of the Unit- | disarmament cxpress their feelings in| Kreater faeliiies fr 6 BIE EH Honotu i grouy t con- |mirers was dropped from the | dorsed emphatically the recommenda- R o hd making otherwise |tingent leaving late this month. i ty today when the marshal's | tions of the United States government we may commit this matter to a| Italy and France have taken a step to| - | negotiable me £55,000,000,000 of — - ; rrived here on the way to|to U.tl armament conference. Both technical examination with the’ as- | assure success for the conference, and| Invention is reported to test the! American stocks and bonds, the Sto SUB BAMS SEA WALL inceton, N. J. i | the Iore River plant for battleship Fxchange has listed about $8,000,000,-| Newport N NOV. -8 ~Damagt Weighed down by the care of pro-|and destroyer construction and the | 6on ¢ § Y ccurities for trading to the fou lation of Breakwater viding suitable rations and living ac- ‘:qu' ntum yards and docks for de- this conference an appropriate agree- | lomats could cver before hope (@ ko. | the theory is before fooling with ft—| %, o0 ™= Light and cracks in the structure it- |commodations for the cat, the ma coyer bullding of the Bethlehem ment for satisfactory, important, es-| The policies of the countries were de-| § words, England agrees to give up her and share it with the United States. | b o'clock for Princeton, \ FOCH DROPS PRESENT Despite J.osses by Naval Holiday, They Endorse Hughes' Policy. eonsideration of all suggested modi- | understanding which exists between fications, “that such was the first de- | ['rance and Italy, and of their strong| "Pis strange that women favoring | proving their opportur to provide and I do not go toofar in saying that | ed States on t Far East question.| the militaristic fashion surance that there will come out of | have even gone further than the dip-| Einstein Theory. Retter learn what it might “go off.” The site of the new St sxchange | self noticed by mariners for several |shal directed an aide to turn him over | Shipbullding corporation are located wing oceupies the block upon Wall |days past were explained today when |to Willlam H. Egan, Pennsylvania sta-| here. Thousands of men were ems= strect between Broad and New s it was learned that submarine N-4, tion master with the request that he|ployed at these places in war time. in the very heart ¢ the fir cial { triet stee ructure, which re things that not one of them is clearly | upon a coffer d extending to be [ rock 70 feet below the street, is fi | | ished and the Georgia marble faci | sential reduction of naval armament | clared, even before the policies of the S to the enc that offensive naval war-| other countries were known. The| phere 5 no one so dumb as the % f tor P — et e e e e e e fare will be no more, and this great| trankness which marks this confer- — S TR = man who says so much about so many advance shall be made to the accom- | ence has never before been cqualed, plishment of enduring peace.” and a first step in the ladder of suc-| ynderstood This, it must be remembered, wa s been made—to France and | of the building should be in plac fore the snow flis difficult than resistance to it Owing to the “.mmu tted mechani- | " Sty | cal and electrical equipment to consider details ¢ approval of | right to expect daily news of the cor E stalled, however, almost a year will ; ils and in approval of | right to expect daily nev ) There js tragedy in many a ro-| . : : Tiilaee it as their work. Ilut they s not mem- | ference, and las a right to expect that 4 pass beford CAneWE R IIBIIE mance that fesults in a smile, R adbiien iy e st 5 i Stock Fxchange will oceupy | the statement of the originaMor of the r he eredit for accomplish Persistencd under trouble ls mofe plan. The shadow of trouble lies in display of confidence the committee of experts who will From now on, the public has the bers of the conference, violent par-| the closed door will at least have a tisans thot they P we. Their | latch string of understanding Ng- . 'S ont & he lower® seven of | pugh they may t T g ring of under 1ding hang Certainly: you *are not progressing | ement and the lewer seven of plans must be approved, of course!! ing outside The press T beea|iar i i | List the 23 storie d will rent the re- by the conference. But may we copy | given news of value from day to day 45 aining upper stories to brokers, pre- ing to the Mockingbird srably me . of the Exchange. the headline of a great New York | The diplomats do not seem to he coy e R S paper's editorial: “Peace Idealism | when it comes to publicity—there i q ; th charms to soothe the|W!!l Bive much added space to the savag st a lot of us, claim and Italy are the two countries which -1 Abenut one-third of the new spi A REDUCED GRAND LIST. angmente Wt spirit by their frank 5 K ] ¢ trading in nd lack of ‘“‘jazz while the remainder will contain eight this year probably run belo vere ccord when it comes to the 20 already in the v room will ol b ; Write a little tale or two; | S Send 1t'to the press; present inte ymmunic !\na‘ pnen T\‘ vou think they'll print it you 1 . of which there is When it is learned that a grand 1 atio yesterday In short sign of ar oved city, States and the ideas which are to be | The build ire has been large forth by their friend of the world Have another guess Aireuy o 2 s under the pres- but when it ! creased by the | war Shc laltior ot ReNbAls W nilteen T ! 2 ystem will also ac- a new chur smallar n | THE KNOWN LIVING. % commodate over 300 new telephon able property, ot that {1 ireat honor has been given and ea, Ago 10 y room. This tr hall will he'con- enue to the of be smaller thar or bute paid to those we have g - A } nected v ¢ presen® that of 3 hould not creat led “The Unknown Dead.” 'The it e AR T g wwge open doorways consternati rather, pride was a beautiful one, and the na- Although in mechanical equipment York Stock Ixchange is to- floor by three Thes g1 W il in ion ga v evidence that cach g M. C. A. foothall team 3 s 2 t of ¢ feg he Waterbury “Y" in it | 4 S L L midst of 1 { toward the| word or act calculated to preserve ; heaterbiny i e o3 no expensc 4s - 5 {- i : T = il thom " cama. fromijis) ¢ LY DYGLLE SLOTSOE @ "I being spared to provide every facility =, T fi‘h t El ‘L Lt s makes the New Britain team the | oY ent o them, s wrus, Now Brtain | 1 {em s e v v |V, TR 9 oty e Buy eggs that tell o L i Ire ¢ s Dy Lo Bl POSTPONE INQUTRY B L | P T o B e | o me | thoroughbred poultry muc one be laxner ‘ 1 believe in pray 1 team won the championship ‘ < A n, democrat, Geor tor propert 0, W [ them onur pra state by defeating Meriden Hig . : R iane bl el There's no mistaking that Parksdale Farm taxa mal ing that wi e B at the inquiry in all proba Eggs are laid by well-fed, well-kept, thor- : I played a good game for the yinoil il legin ntlatten e oughbred hens. They're so big, so plump and P _ lone fon e oance ) ¥ e AR y oy The commit meaty. ormu- for bright P oo y 1 or LT el A A o A ity T Youwouldn't get better eggsif you gathered ) : ) Vill W n t ot campaign s ‘ them yourself. Sospong a4 Bl e tar et : e 5 Twenty-six Dieces o of ()';e da such time i : | ? OLD FILES SALVACED D And because Parksdale Farm Eggs come Y A And e b AR . s LY FILES DALYAU | t from thoroughbred stock you can depend on ; Thori make i « Increased Service 1 LTt i 3 ¥ el e L) de L city tc . Y 3 them to run uniformly good. Insist on them. S anS AW BT A0 VAW cARvEe nes of Herald, Thought to Have New York to Savannah . 4 R R M G b “Three Sailings Weekly Remember that a coupon is packed with each ban b obts can he obtained in the same every g to ye Ed if v Been Greatly Destroyed in Fire " LT amdurer petelce to dozen which will help you get a chest of il R e Oneida Community Par Plate Silver or a ot ‘the old Ales. of b “"’""'“'TF:'_,“ ":)'f;" handsome set of Parisian China. Read how e $30.38 | v $36.54 this proposition works out. | 086577 aterovm past—a s Found to Be in Fair Condition WHY ALL WERE NOT ASKED. Wedgwood Creamery Butter is delicious. It is churned from full cream milk and holds its freshness and flavor longer. A coupon B ik ! P Te ‘ t issue of th d, -dat 10 G'S ‘:“\‘mui\ @ comes with each pound. septs 1t e s 1 , North River, New York oy ¢ : St L \"'r:»/ S ' : il g * Be sure of getting good butter and eggs GONBURA e tion of ar s thit . f ve news [f ; = regularly by uging Wedgwood Cri Y ) Geautiral Parislan in 31 et . : ¢ ’ : AR & “m.msm\u m.mmmuw Butter and Parksdale Farm Hggs. O f For 20 mots e one It Is Pre -~ ) ) y { elosdy Hirowi J — P Q X ’ S — ' them today. If your grocer isn't stocked BRbces Tagre A (HiFd bar aF :)":u j : 3 ther . o |The i yhlis . UWAY DOWN EAST’! write us. 56,00 tion ihin’ magarh: Starts Sunday Evening for One Weele 4 doubts Al sents Mat Al sents Fve, 3 a SRR S e s v e an e o || e Pl oowie wor 7 P, BERRY & SONS, Inc.; Hartford, Conn. - 7]

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