New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1921, Page 10

lNTh NSE FAMINE ON VULGA RIVER Conditions Cannot e Deseiiped-- DUCuilly LOILIVLG | We val rail- | % )t men, ing nobody way station women and children could say where, were mped on dirty sidings, tor the most part dress- ed in rags and eating scraps of food families are living in | 1y cars Others have been d in villas and palaces. Begging is rather the exception than the rule everywhere in the fam- ine regions. | The German colonist villages and | towns along the Volga are so cleanly | and orderly, surrour by such florid luxuriance of field and forest, | that it is I s people are sufferi As every- where in churches are open, and are held Volsk, correspondent at- tended ves e was followed out of the church by one of the priests who hegged that food come from |§ America before his xv.,,\mv starved ¢ In the worst ar there is far | a8 more hunger swelling than was seen in Vienna in the winter of 1918, - This is the last stage of starvation ,-’ and when it con neither food nor | g medicine will help. 1 ) The majority of such cases are to | B8 be seen i the l'\ll.\v the s and ers of the Volga, where hundre thousands of ant wanderers seeking to reach trieads in distri where the 1¢ food conditions | § 3 The government is try- urage such wanderings but | Jg continuing e digtances made by families are incredible, about the river fron families from Oren wards the Ukraine, w asant At Saratov, ay be met going to- he crops e SLOAN'S RELIEVES NEURALGIC ACHES OR forty years Sloan's Liniment has been the quickest relief for neural ica and rheuma- tism, tired muscles, lame backs, sprains pains. Keep Sloan's and apply freely, without rubbing, at the first twinge. It eases and brings comfort surely and readily. You'll find it clean and non-skin-staining. Wi P« nGINGS OF THE DUFFS At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. Sloan’s lmmen S The torture of skin itch | tops will quickly berelieved by Itchmg applying before retiring, | Ski Dr. Hobson'sEczemaOint- ment. Oneof Dr. Hobson's 1@5 Family Remedies. v.Hobson’s s Fozema Ointmentm | —FOX'S— | — Starting — Next Sunday Eve. THE SHETK When in Hartford (et Your OYSTERS and CLAMS At § HONISS’S | T 20-30 State ! NOW Fla.a«s AT FOX'S Matinee 20 FEvening 35 . Mrs. I'red Porter, of Linden eet, this Popitlir reques return to Danceland tonight Fcrh!anw,lnvahdsnndmeianthrcn Richmilk, malted graln \ The Original Food-Drink For All Ages [No Cooking — Nourishis sleyan vt ' J. Senupro of Hartford is NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, TUI "‘\I‘/\;', lmm nvncral !o Governor (mwral witain branch of the | Chief 1“\11“ ety of Mechanical ln- s ln'mmn nd Itecords at Morans'. | General Leonard Wood taking the oath of office as governor general of the Philippines. The oath was administered by Acting Industrial tonight. Tabs' hall. | il at the home of her Midnight Sons of | e held at the New Brit ¢ A dinner u S %’ 1 1. BUUAlfo ” tor INFANTS axa INVALIDS ASK FOR 7~ Horlick’s the Qriginal void Imitations W and Substitutes extractin Powder ng — Digestible NOVEMBER 22, 1922 F.P 82521 to ‘‘comfort-poi drafty and chilly. wherever the wind searches—put a Perfection Oil Heater in its path. It will keep the whole room up nt”’ temperature. HEN winter storms come, a touch of extra heat is often needed. On the side where the plant. In many instances the wind blows it’s nearly always Perfection will soon pay for itself This winter— by the coal it saves. The cost of this extra heat is small, PERFECTION Oil Heaters STANDARD OI1, CO. OF NEW YORK 26 Broadway pers P. 0. No, 6286 Ad. No, 612 Ask your dealer about the $5,000.00 Perlection Heater Contest and its use enables you to keep a slower fire in the main heating Millions of homes use Perfection Oil Heaters. Ask your dealer to show you one. For best results use Socony kerosene. ' DRESS GOODS SHOP ! - THANKSGIVING ~ REMINDERS SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY 15-in. FRENCH SERGE, TABLE DAMASK All Wool 72-in. $13g Yard 89 Yard Chis TN A A TR T TR S Y D TR - N T 0 36-in. SATIN All "~1 2 Reg. PEQUOT PILLOW TABLE COVERS Hemstitched $1.29 RTINS, RO AR Heavy TURKISH TOWELS 2 98¢ for Reg. value 69c each TSR TR X A T T T4x84 BED SPREADS $1 .98 ’'VE BEEN READING IN THE NEWSPAPER HOW THE FAT GIRLS IN NEW YORK HAVE FORMED A WALKING CLUB TO REDUCE- SO } THINK ILL TRY )T OUT - HOUSE THANKSGNING AFTERNOON TA@ALCNC WE ARE TR\ GOING OVER TO MRS, BANDY'S = TW' DAV OF TW' Blg \V'LL KEE P ON GOING AND WHEN ) GET THERE 1’LL WEIGH NMIMES BN AW, GEE=TUAT'S GAME MOM! j~ R Colors 52-in. ALL WOOL SERGE 4?‘ Each Blue only 4 @ Yard 3’;1 39 66x80 Woolnap {0-in, € \\10\ (© l! l’!‘ g g;g %w i $4.50 BT — 9C BLANKET Sf:u’. P.cm!ar $6.00 "r'_“dm WJ \VE GAINED N[ GREAT HEAVENS TEN POUNDS- Nl T ' 1t WANT TO GO | O STRAIGHT Br\CP‘f’ i l— AW, MOMYA DONT | WANTA MAKE US LOSE, Do VA ? ( BUT I\E FeRB \'i TAGALONG TO ~——1 PLAY f , WAY. ) L U-UE ANT (ov\nA) [ PLAY= UES < L GONNA ) REFEREE! < N\ |4 2