New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1922, Page 7

.0 e e e e g e e 'EW BRIT DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, Plainville ews day ternoom, P :.‘,.‘.'::"M“‘,“.',,“'.".,‘“"“ ACCUSED OF DOEC YOUR TONISTREIY 0. | ool = " " HOUSEWORK [the Handy confectionery store, Mr. Assoclation Hears, —— i Lawrenee is woll known loeally hav- | | RN . e i T Mg [ Has Your Strength Left You? " Ing worked for the Plainville Market | New York, 1'eh, 20,0 production | g | - « | fOr sever YEurs, and chteges that Japan has con- Gud Pepto-Mal Are Now Paymg 19 {-0 But Ex [ e PR e L I Restore T Wednesday heing Wiashington's | take up large part of the program — but half a day. ¢There will be no rural | can Institute of Mining and Metalur s, and feel “all in," don't take it (or local delivery and nos money or- | gical Engineers which open a three for granted that there is no rellef, v | [ders will be issued, The oflee will| days session today, Enginecrs are | s i W issue o oY e diys Bessio; o Inginee ¢ Strength and ambition for your tasks close at 12 o'clock noon. Al mail| At the opening of today's meeting | weakened hlood with Gude's Peptos will be dispatehed as usual organization Issued a statement| Mangan, Take it with your meals @ ll Tharlos ¥ IS Critically 1—w, | ladnville Briers, declaring that “Japan possesses much | foy weeks and see the permanent 15 | Miss B. Turner of East Main more oil than her propagandists have | pane § 3 A COT UL Meeting Postpone enefit. It iy just the thing to ald o ove Beauty In l leoting Postponed - Until | gipet, fs visiting with Mrs. and Mr, [ tried to make the world helleve. she you' 10 recaver full health, This el P2, Friday—Post Office Hours for Peterson of Wallingford, has. At the present rate of con- rfully efficient form of food fron The newly formed Temple of Pyth- | sumption, nvers the report, Japan has | quickly improves the appetite, adds Wednosday—Items., fan Risters will be instituted on|three centuries of supply, while the | 00 1o cheeks and lips and imparts ua l vv March 1, by Grand Chlef Mrs. Whit-| United States has only 20 years of |yt to the faded sles. Re- 15 g ate of 2 e 18 b . ¥ S ! s gth to the jaded muscles, e y’ v Ax rate of 21 mills is believed | gaker e ol reserves. | member to ask for “Gude's Pepto- certain accordiog to those f I " 3 il " 1 conclusions RiLy N l - o o gertain wogordipk. to. ,thon T“:..u.‘;ym-‘ and Mrs, Duane Daniels o oncluplons. sys Mafgan i folii i botiiliauid. ki W ARE SHOWING THE KINDS THAT GIVE THE MAXIMUM OF SATISFACTION FOR TRAVEL- ||| Sviciats are of AR dtroet,: are i confned, to' thelr)nort, “aro glven, by ChosterW Jitublet form. Advertisement. the opinton that this|pome with an illness burne, New York geologist, as his in- ING, MOTORING OR RUNNING ABOUT WEAK S SRR Sk R i REATTRE e ; amount will he necessary 1o meet th i ' Do arences fro v on of i . G, MOTORING OR RUNNING ABOUT WEAK., OUR NEW LINE INCLUDES KINDS FOR ANY DAY AU 6A ARDETABR O the ® tawi oo sner Mr, and Mew; D, O, Peak -of Tond | farer ram. ur L RRLtal ok DIED OF BROKEN HEART ! f own, The lgireet, nre entertaining’ thelr daugh-|paper by . Morgan Clements, ity AND EVERY DAY, FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR GARMENTS, MONTH IN AND MONTH OU /T taxpayers are now paying 10% mils, | ; v ®eng A4 geologist of Ney 2 : AL (LU R The estimated expenscs of the Y”u\\ll\“' Bnd sofrin-lngs Miv. -gud. Mbe \”.lyl.l”? ARUENEL ] it N Strange Couple Living Apart All Thete CALL ATTENTION TO A FEW OF THEM. for the year ending 1991.1092 Willlam Harris of Towaco, N. J. iy Lives, Are Buried Together - ; 3 X 2 48| e vondition of Mrs, Trving Tyler| Tomorrow and Wednesday will be a8 compared 1ol gaiq to be improving given over Jargely to a syriposium on . A couple named See the lovely Pongees, very smart in their new satin Coronada has sinply 1o be seen 1o be admir- | 4 ated expenses of the ™ afhong Mrs, Alhjon Bogue have | forcign ofl resources, at which lead- | Sta e for 30 years, have . L 'n joined in death at Kussnacht, " q i " r ending 92 a2 W~ ing g . » \ s f g \ - be bright shades, a silk that gives service, specially fine ©d. Beautiful lustrous material that will make any A ’1 ey LM, LIS be-{yaumned to their home in the Neri| ing geoiogists of sarious foreign coun- ! death | s woman have the desire for a dress, skirt, cape or ¢ alao that there will be more ex- |y 00" drear apending the past two |tries will read papers, \ccording to near Lucerne, For reasons they never Winger 5t thin Gondaninl sl \y?l 1808 «I} 1 to th bmdget which wakied it Was Lon o weal en cors, Mr, Clements 15 the told, the husbapd and wife parted a will make it necessary to hoost the tax Meeting of the Brock-Barnes post, | best informed foreign logigt on month after marriage, living in op- te one and one-half mills American Legion, at headquarters to- [ the question of Japan's supply of ofl. | posite ends of the village, bowing to omorrow will be the last day for et “" X r"(*l‘m‘l;l ; | cueh other on the street, but never ils to be entered with the board i D. of A, BANQUET speaking. color shades offered for selection, to the women looking for something different. lellal: from, the Work. of the abe [ csoee vive fiandtng Tost Vetmaen:Biogils - - Recently the wife died. The hus- g sessors. After tomorrow, the ho St, and Mack's gan Leward, return | s ¥ SRR band, on hearing the news, wrote s Canton Crepe is a beautiful as well as a serviceable silk for skirt, or gown for sport wear, shown in 11 hold hearlngs if deemed nec fa’ 28 Biextin Coied. Gulunitia WL ColAhER 0 BRI N EC ) : to investigate appeals. The - St versary This Evening and an hour later he was found dead. 1 list will not he completed The annual banquet of Court Col- | Doctors found no indications of suf- & % | '”"]‘ the board of relief finfshes its umba, Catholic Daughters of Ameri- cide and friends sald he died of & work. ; ! P fea will be held this evening in the | broken hear Among the Newest 1n Sllp.ons oy ion Mecting |.....‘.-||..7.Nm PASSAHE []F BUNUS rooms of Court Friendly, Foresters of | = for dear little frocks, and for sport dresses and skirts Kriss Kross Crepe, is beautiful, serviceable and distinotive for-apit drams) GApe or-coat, Vialds: gtane- Crepe Satin is an exquisite material for afternoon and dinner wear, with its lovely brilliant mirror ke fully to all tallored treatments, and a wide range of face, or its attractive crepy side, It glves fnspiration a big range of colors at prices to suit all; it has no superior. Come let us show you the new silks. Brock- I 8 pos . ek-Barnes post w \'|hr|(y| at 24 Church street, A large Are found at our Sweater Dept. in ample supply. ~Sec our splendid showing of SiIk Siip-ons in botn (| PFIT meeting tonfiht, - The muin nttendante s assured trom the wie o [QRr " anyhl@ plain and fancy weaves, in new shades of Jade, Navy, Mohawk and Brown, priced at §8.98 to $28.08 euch. SERBIL S0 pitshnaing the 614 Naw ———— Hakeial airudly -repoeg n ro S 7. 5 . v W i | The \n’.l\ clergy will be present and Wool Slip-ons also, of plain and funcy weaves, the latter in the Herring Bone stiteh, some have Roman | ton Repository on Whiting stre Wi (FEPG there ST -be it ent >|’l‘n|:m‘ nt p‘rv -—Soothed striped border inserts, 'while others ure piain. You have cholce of either Vo round neck stvlos and o (G170 vonaing, now vacanr, nas veen (GOmmandee MacNider Criticias there, i i, o ntrivinment prec wonderful color, such as Honeydew, Jockey Red, Rust, S8and, Navy and Brown. Offered for $2.98 to $10.50 | considercd by the post officials and | lthe society. Tickets are on sale by With Cutlcura o | members as a suitable place for its H ‘dl I 4 H SI d e e B il 3 future headquarters. However, the dl lflg or 11§ dlan A R o et S g < :;‘fl:zfl:m&?—,m Be Sure To Visit Our Dept. as we show the best of Sweaters, newest in style and color, and very mod- |8 | price asked is somewhat out of the ale at the hall this evening. crately priced. I& | reach of the post, and negotiations ror | a better rate will he sought. 'The| Washington, Feb. 20, — National place is owned by the Bristol Theater | Commander Hanford MaeNider of the proprietor and was recently oceupied | American Legion has attacked Presi- by automobile dealers. It s large [ dent Harding by telegraph for his & and would make an ideal place for|bonus letter. . ~ he gathering took the form of ‘.w)mnmlm church will be held tomor- [ events to be held, The project of “The American Legion,” runs the Berlln NeWS Valentine party. ‘lu\\ evening at 7:30 o'clock. curing o new hall for the post has|mes made public by the Veter- The honse was decorated with Both the Senior and The Junior|been considered for the p year | au here, aking for nea pink and white color scheme. Games| teams of the W. A, (. will play ba and an investigating committee has | 5,000,000 returned service men and L 1,000,000 were played, dancing was enjoyed. | ketball games at the town hall tomor- | reported several locations. One cen- | women and 15,000,000 to Refreshments were served, slrow evening. trall Jocated is desired and the old [ more of their immediate familic werepresent from Hartford, ook ast Berlin Items Repository would answer the purpose | who do not understand first commit- | ? JiRLanis, Ranusinry Woukl Rushar e une ! MU The nieest cathartic-laative to(is candy-like Cascarets, One or two | Wallingford, New Britain e | The reguls ckly whis a soc ve ent and then ry tion, asks Berlin. egular weekly whist and social | weil. Inans al | physic your bowels wi vou have imniulvl will empty your bowels com- Holiday Observance I for the benefit of the Villuge Improve- Charles Stantey T the passage of the adjusted compen 2 b AGGI"ENT Vl[TIM Wednesday i 's birth-| ment society will be held at the| Charles Stanley is reported as be- | sation bill he no longer delayed (H.‘\;m hes ‘]mll,l;v_;‘ lx._\ fi\li,l:‘,\.,‘,:‘\;::.;‘, w\:h::“ ;:‘:: |day and will be obse as a holiday | Knights o Pythias hall Wednesday | ing seriously ill at his home on West| “Had capital and labor heen draft ¢ I | e you up at the local postoffices and the Berlin|evening. ain street. Mr. Stanley has a severe | ed when men's lives were drafted, the Dizziness v iscarets never 3o i » 4 g < {67 3 Billousness or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calomel, or Savings bank as we s at some Miss Georgia Ke! ) Drits N ronchitis ~ an s been | present aggravated situation could | 5 Bal gt pomaal e a8 NEweTinttin fis LI LAC e g ¢ Indigestion Oil and they cost only ten cents a box. the stores. was a visitor in town Saty sontined bed for the past week. | not exist. When it was a question of 2 Fmflk GlOWflle Kl”ed by State e Mraly Hnins '.m A FEE L 1| patmBEsnE. TR OTHRRRaES Eo b Sonr Stomach |Children love Cascarets too. There will be a change in the abh- Mr. and M Frank Kramer and| A slight improvement was noted early | servance of the annual holiday hours,Son | 1k have returned to their | today. r. Stanley is gate-tender on wracts never rulfilled requiring | . OI Mame Exp]‘fiss [at the Kensington postofice, In the|home on Wilcos avenue after gpend- | the West Main streot cr is | some 100,000,000, 10 such hue and | {morning it will be open from 7:15|INE the weck-end with relatives in | va y is being filed by Stanley | cry was raised.’ ; until 9:30 o'clock and in the after-| NeW Haven. & For Five-Fold Bill | YOUR MID-WEEK Inoon from 4 until 7 o'clock instead| Miss Madge Drags of Kensington L COL UL Meeti The president is advised *t (ITING DAY BROTHERHOOD WILL MEET of until 5 o’clock as has bheen the Was visiting friends in town Sunday. The regular meeting of the W. €. T, | legion, feeling that the nation \\::1\l:‘- [} . MARKETING DAY s 7 . ot st 1 for FrOW § ) s debt recognized and not confused | customy in the pa This is being| Mrs. E. W. Mildrum will entertain | U, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, | this debt recognized an # : ’ NI ED A L |done, Postmaster Fagan explains ag| {he Prog ive Reading Circle at herhas been postponed until Iriday [ er endangered by opposition to rev- ] Remember, Our Store Will I,()‘~|. “‘,’.‘ n.\\'\\ EDNESDAY Gathering Will Be Held At the Home |the factories will be working on this| ome on Main street Tuesday even- | afternoon. 1t will be held at the [ enue raising riders, asks that the five ON'S BIRTHDAY ) 3 " | ing. aternoon. HWHI b A1t the| enue i iders, ok thad (e v of Mr. Mrs. Albert Fritzson—Last Berlin Savings Bank will be! The Knights of Pythias will confer| Main street. This postponement was : : e = 3 L g it savers ¢ he president is told that “the Board of Relief Session—Grange |closed all day and at the Berlin post fact that several | \f;'”. : \E mrgRlain . S 1 office the same holiday hours will be |’ i etk it of the| Notes—Briefs. observed in the morning as at the S I b Kensington but in the afternoon Pos S P i o e ::x:l{s:or 1:3»‘1;.»::1]( will keep open from 4 passage of what we believe to he the| til 5 o'clock only. most constructive meas that can| Berlin Church Notes, | the Meriden jodge: ‘est Main street, is at the New Brit- Berlin depot Saturday evening, I The weekly prayer meeting will be|, 1verett Coles s confined to. Mis|giy hoapital with a broken night arm, | VS UENEER b oo nast Has 2 307 MAIN STREET home by illness. sustained when she slipped on West | Glowacki of Clark street, N SeciAn L g U U g | ain, was struck and Kitled by a north |y ® A6 I arlistacasena 1Zdwin Benson spent Sundiar with |3 gl | brought no reliet to the worried con- | 1§ hound train at 10 o'ciock, Vhe body [T 07 SRUIMY evening of this] .y, jvog in New Haven e ittt cssmen. Nobody knows what the g EXTRA MORNING SPECIALS—F 00 TO 11:00 : Pek (e - > A 2 £CS L1 q y o, 3 was carried about 100 feet and tossed Lol AGL . St Byl -craisstn, 61 Icanaidetos bt UL el it | bonus outcome is going to be. Con " il i Boy Scouts will meet with Hjalmar Nelson o Woremville, has| "' "o 0ovinies (o explain that & sal SHORT — SIRLOIN — FORTERHOUSE — ROUND to one side of the track where it was 4 i will give a dance and social at the ; | picked up by station empléy \_‘]\{\_" AN ey nigh Athletic hall Iriday evening. bureiieby shiooalos tore o Weoet |t cannot be passed. The moun S”.AK l B lsc o RIgliRL the ghtirat Il “Seurn saiva ATl soolety of the Mathe|ae. Luantysitive Ganb o s SULGr manil demanding or protesting | § B T T T . The engneer and crew of the State 2 I of Maine express did not know that|T¢et this evening at the home of| 0" t0 o 0" bive o hot roast|Main strect, from Kmily . against the cnactment of the law, the train had struck and killed a man | 1158 Alberta Eiton on Worthington | f " BEETT0 0 Nureh parlor next | BHstol: with or without a sales rows | 3 L F h Sh ld Lb 121/ {n/Berlin vntil they. were notified upon | HI0Ee: o 1 Methodist Church Notes. higher, The freside nsists 8 €an rres aQoulqaers. . ... .. LD. 2C Ry 4 Hi . A. Tiske, pastor of the | Hurs: AL Al The Ladies Aid society and women | W& SO : ~ e heir arrival in Hartford. This train e putorshow at Fareora thigl = A LA GG AREL RE L AERE Sl LV L ‘hurch, has a busy week in front of 3 : e R A s swowle the reventio. Tha situntion ia |8 F } G !H b 3 Lb 2 does not make a stop at Berlin, 4 week' will attract o nimber fromilit SRR LU EEE RniRa. i nwie | oY i Improved Sie: resin QYoung am urg, e i lhe S. C : ; him as he has heen engaged to speak 5. Bl y w. R ML Griswold, medical ex- | ; ; LR neither clarified nor Kk [at several occasions. This evening he | P! tation to attend a silver tea to be serv- | (110 g Torter was made pub aminer, was called and found that| " 3 igh ride which was made up 3 3 A ' | T . 5 Hiltalk 11 Eing| i «d by Mrs. Miils of the Neri block at [y BEST MAINF— 3 i the man had a broken neck and frac- | il talk in Kensington, tomorrow 84, Ly Mgy Miiie oL She'NGLL MIOOKIRE 11y, I NAING From 9 to 11:00 A. M L "I for this week by local residents had . ‘ g ture of both legs as well as-several [SYoNIng before the members of thel, K/ 5iocionad “and a straw ride will i Bousiclondars Waokle Job. PO]AIOES el F Peck 39c bruises about the body. In his pocket ?::;:;LI”h:’“f.‘}‘p;». :fy'y‘“”"‘“:'!,”.'l 11::\~T<\:| BrCHABIY he. Eubstitited the house ways and ieans commit- | § was found $7 in bills and an enveiope [ B8 55 G L speak) ™ Nries Ruth. Anderson, i nurse’ at St tee begin in earnest foday Lo tackle N with the name and address of Irank 2 : Raphael's hospital, New Haven, is the big problem, which is how and | — AbLL DAY SPHCIALS — Glowacki, 49 Lawlor street, New Brit- Brotherhood Mecting., [ spending a few weeks with her par- where to get the money. Leade tain. The hody was turned over to| An open meeting of the Brother-|.is in Kensington. ook tor a decision upon some cou 4 1.can 5 T 5 the 1. (. Porter Sons, undertakers of [hood of the Kensington Congrega- 4 : By | . 1 hetore the end of the day, but the (B poiting Beer ... Lh, C il B et gutes 1 c New Britain. tional church will' be held this eve 4] 1In a sessions may continue over two or | Moats | Gt ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ASSASSINATION PLOT three days. IR’ ot 1 IOC i i 180 RS 1. New, Dritdin, Alhert Iritzson in Kensington. The | recipes which First of all, it will he up to the Che 12(: Frankfoxts 15c vas later at Glow- ‘ IChwas jlater. lonnd out-what meeting will be in the form of a pa-[dapanese Schoolboy Implicated —in | At R the rank of knight on six candidate necessary due to the t their meeting Tuesday cvening. [of the members plan to attend ine The degree team from Apollo lodge of | state and national institute meeting at Middletown will exemplify the work. | llartford tomorrow. The grand officers are expected to at- & Lo Livnroving tend, as well as a delegation from | y.o aoiikiin ) Frisbie of 129 While attempting to cross the rail road tracks from the New Britain train to the Middletown train at the committee to decide whether house | B Gpick Roasts o s acki lived at 24 Clarke street with [ : ni ) i n of | weki lived a irke str b ol el e call for milk. bill No, 1, with: ifs five-fold plan of B Sc | Mome Ve '12¢ Stanley Trvaska, a brother-in-law. ; ? % T 4 tanley Trvaska, a b Reye 81 A ske will address the| adjusted compensation, shall — carry Corned Saucrkrant D o e O e e o I mecting and will talk on the lives of | San Franciseo, Fen. 204 Tokio| 641 Convenientand with it any provision for raising th e b i RO | Abraham Lincoln and George W dispateh to the Japanese American, a Money required, This dote ‘.m'm.} !‘ ¥ ‘[““] o : zsc LT 20¢ fall apon the metheo a J\x:n:ll'mhi;:mnul to know anything ington. A musical program is also [Japaness nn\\-,,m;uv. Tokio i easv to use | auestion ‘mH h i 5 veal fbot s B ne wit.|being arranged by the committée in [schoolboy had been arres in con- Virtually every plan of taxation or Rithib: TRoasts 15 ot T 16 The accident at the depot was wit-| JERE rieclian. With sn alfeged DIEN bo.s N bond issues has heen climinated. It D R o Db C Pot 1 Lb. (4 liessety by severnl (peonin. who Weve Roard of Relief Session. lsinate Prince Iseyato Tokugawa, one | is doubtrul if any of these wiil he vo- | § ““:f{‘l‘ I‘.‘“‘j"m 186 :m"' ” 30c waiting for trains. It s claimed that] -, G Poossion of the hoard of fof the Jupancse delegates to the| § p vived, unless an effort is made to | ol B b Lanb Chiops i scveral persons shouted fo the Man |, o il he held at the Town Hall| Washington limitation of —armament | . write the excess profits taxes back in 0 LU oo » 18¢ nOLibo, aToee “,”",“. f,“.‘(( e ot ot |on Wednes fternoon of this week [conference L ke o the law : K < Ank Sausage ... Lh, digiLial ans, KeN He evidently paid |from 2 until’ 5 o'clock. During the| The hoy was arrested the dispateh A | Only the president’s suggestion of | TOREAMERY — (YOU'LL LIKE 1) get over in safety, Ho evdently DA | it few weeks the local board bas|sald, at the Tokio railway station | & general sales tax is hetore the com 3 ITTER no attention to thelr warning ad o8- 0 % 17 (arge number of complaints | Saturddy when Drince Tokugawa ar mittee. The committce two sears o @5 l BN o ¢ oo conto o st ity Lb- 3lc tinued on his way, thus meeting hls|;, % o040 16 the nssessments made by |rived home, reported the honus bill with a sales| Bl X LA sors on the valuation of| tax incorporated. The compiexion of |B SEIRCTID GUARANTITII AR 5 Funeral Tomorrow. 3 SRR TIN s J the committee has not changed mater- The I ral will be held tomorrow § FOOTBALL PLAYERS RELEASED | inlly since and the indications are that | & EGGb A SR s s b S DOZ. 37c funer ; Leaves Tor New Yor e 2 — morning at 7:30 o'clock from the Sac- G ": D "Wortl Relfast, Fob, 20— (By Ssohiitatsd ? | a majority of the republicans may e : red Heart church in New Britain and| 1 Mitdred, MBISUEF @0 WOrth= . o i e Ll found in the commitice to support the Whole Mk ¢ s ekl il officiate. | ington Heights, leit today for New |Press) —The members of the Irish ) e | 25‘ S L(m(“‘llm"““‘l‘l 8o ‘1‘ ;{ art| YOrk. She will sall tomorrow for |republican army football feam cap- 5 TR One thing is certain, T1 timent ARSI RS 2 il R oo ) c 1"";:':" FallF e e AN Paris, where she will take a coursc intured at Dromore last month, were | People Notice It. Drive Them || 6t tiis motitmitins ix amine ostotmus B - 6 r e Biahce DlGatE ceme student at |released fr s Londong g | it 1 ¥ Meisner is a student at jreleased from the Londond Jall Off with Dr. Edwards’ ment of the whoie matter as s st 35@ Coflee ) P Mohican s 15€ B Milk . ..2 Cans 19c Morc Draft Dodgers the New York school of Fine and Ap- (this morning in conformity with the Olive Tablets [ ed by President Harding, Officers of € American 3 Lbs, ZOC | Sardines ...... 6 Cans 250 Gold Medal 1 20 Elbow Plov Bag . Macaroni Cleanse_the blood, bowels and liver | the money Challengre | Luncheon ¥ A Hy et in the office f the town : 95 O 25(: N sington, Wadislon Rusick of Berlin [ I¥ meet in the office o e 1o olds Go Quickly with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the Mitk R Cocoa ... i i W i A on Clark or Owen I9. Tyler of | clerk at 7:30 o’clock this‘evening. 3 vl 3 o , ¢ SAREOWensCIRTK oreOwen W‘,,,‘_ The weekly T. A. B. whist will b She cannot afford to besick ubstitute for calomel; there's PROMISES DISCLOSE RES freme \,m.\,\‘ 3 P E Doz 2 C In addition to the names of three| % v ik e Figed ! & o Teriih) men! ‘Which have aiready aps|-plied Att and 18 golng to Irrance with iorder lssued inst hight by Viscount | the Americdn Legion told the com peared on the draft list issued Feb- about 200 other pupils from f"‘;’f"”“'”” the viceroy. Ap]mplvl'au\\lllnnlc'nbarrass)ou mittee last week they could not agrec ruary 15 by the United States govern- | fchool. She will Bl OnNe B, B e s e | UCH Jonger if you pet a package of | on that. The committee nccordingiy L ke heve hean uaden: Rochambeau. | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin ‘ on Friday agreed to the alternative A Vhfiio ™ DI Mutine: o oF. L BEHln, Brief Items, { 2 R should begin to clear after you have | five-fold method of compensation, Machael or Michael Pacalli of Ken-| The selectmen will hold their week- | BMother’s Coughs and talen the tablets a few nights. | leaving open the question of raising Jerlin are the names of the S e kg e and neglect her houschold sick or pain afl"r takmgthpm. Birthday Party The Reliable sewing club will meet | toms she prepares the way | which calomel docs, and Just as effec- Extremists By Russians, Native Large Juley Miss Bertha Wooding, daughter of | .\ iy ypgiay evening of this week at > for quick recovery by the | tively, but their action is gentle and Red Beots . . 1 Lbe. 9(: Lemons . .. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wooding of Ken-| oo pome of Mrs. Jamos Corr, Jr. |mmcdx_ayz use Er Gr}:y}l safe instead of severe and irritating. T et ATN oA ERTA IR GUBTORL L gington. gave a birthday party at her| "o e Coeing society will hale Syrup—a houschold No one who lllu\% Olive Tablets ig | 2 (01 ¢ 8 Supian. hetee preparation of sixty ever cursed with a “‘dark hrm\nlaxle i given by Russia to communist extre b v o Grove saturday evening. |, iiting hee pa p L Gang i L BetadofsGrove i BEEH & a quilting bee. party at .the Grang cars standing. [ists In England was promised by afternoon beginning g e London, Feb, 20.--Publication soon Tarze Ripe . | “Anchor Brand Pincapples .. ... Vach ?50 TRALHR e «a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good " Thomas, labor lcader, in an .ulr Tixtra Fancy Large Ripe APPSO iy Bananas . . 1t e —— ¢ ——————— T e T TY ee - | hall tomorrow fecling, constipation, torpid lner, bad b shortly after 12 o'clock. at Sheffield last night . y f % ! disposition or pimply face. Town Clerk Arthur, L. Woodruff i I ol L ' ‘| W | again able to be out After being ron- 2 live Tablets are a purely vegetable |l SIUIOHIEDER . CRCIRREN LI Nt w“ I § {5y = compound mixed with olive oil; you the work of the communists could be fined to his home for several days GRAYS SYRUP | oo L S P UL b | will know he " counteracted h i h abor | | with an attack of the grip. J el \Iurn]l\emlor | y ror later would be calle Dr. Edwards spent years among pa- | Party sooner SAFE AND SANE A daughter, Delphino, has bees tlerits ‘wflicted. With' Liver afd tfo\?el | upon to govern the country. He re- fot Cougls 6’(:01([! | born to Mr. and Mrs. George Counsa RED SPRU(,E GU M complaints and Olive Tablets are the | ftrred to the success af the labor Ths syrup s differenc from il others A I\""m”"m“r i PR AN ECURTRRITED immensely effective rosult. Takeoneor | c#ndidate In the Clayton hy-clection lares. 35¢ everywhere The weekly prayer meeting of the 2 - - % {wo nightly for a week. See how much | on Saturday as an indication of llw! Yipworth: League of the Kensington better you fecl and look. 15¢and 30¢. * rogress in this direction. I"'ancy Florida 1‘h-r\ - Lich. FISH' The Finest and lu~~|w~t—1||- \lnrlul ~ Best Can Be Pur- chased Here on Thursday and Friday Quick-relief. No o 'I\I;—I'Ilnum Haddie—Lb. 10¢)