New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 10

Is Your Back Giving Out? o iy Shtares wre, mi at ninl 4 ENGH- Rheumatism, Goiten | Weklmi) ) Apother Link Added to the Chain RERLL VA ORI 10 ety Old St. Jacobs Ol wiil stop ok , e paln and stiffness In a an o ncstimahle good. Thi Taherenlosis Itelief oe fow moments A woteained nurse oig Lo assst i f £ Ay ing for cases, provides financ ail h ¥ i Y 5 = v 2 s and does 4 great work | F1op “doxing' rheumatism & A by e | wpread: of tu. | JU% pain conly laeobs OF will h',v‘m”_.l‘ o] stop any pain, and not ene rheuma | P “ P tism case in Ly reqoire internal | treatment. Lub soothing, pemetratine |8 1'e" Are you fortured with a dull - - f/fll m" ‘”I'Hd“ll\‘\ menring backache, and sharp. stb-{yagogise piscopal Churel Head the time you suy ing pains? 1t's time then, you looked i U o t cour Kidneys, A cold, a strain or sails from Phitippine 1sands o ot comes the o ovwork has probably weakened g8, o e kidneys and bronght on that Australin for Work, e "I i hl b , ging buckache, those headaches N : o 4 ¢ anila, 1 ol 15, ) Jacobs Qi 8 o« dlzay spells and kidney irrogularties| . il I L, Jeh, 15, (Ily. Mail.) pang: Sk W g v hop Bdward Locke of the Meth hiarmless rheu 't walt for some serions trouble, {is Mt Tiae' Daah's) i g . o Episcopal chureh, in chargs of mutism niment an‘s Kidney Pills, Your home \ il ' chowork ¢ in the Philippine s which never dis- folks recommend them. Ask your L neighbor. aceompanied by Mrs, Locke, appoints and p 3 3 _ have Jeft for Australia After spend does not burn the A, New; Uiritaln. Casc ing three months in Australia they i, It talies | Mes Go Mart, 825 Chureh street o ”’ e y': B I’ | il W g0 tasthe United States for sey . pain, Soreness CALH e hox o oun's Kidne RUES ¢ 3 WIS E et months and return to Manila late and stiffness cured me of Kidney trouble which was | (i S0 [ from wehing joint«, muscies and bones ||| 1?.";":;:"u':"nh}\.,:tInr:\ ‘\':.\I. y\: :hvd;l.,\“ |Hmn> Bishop Locke goes to New Zealund | S10ps seitica, lumbago, backache and i etk ; Al o ing fraternal delegate from the | Neuralgia : "‘":';n',':‘k:“;‘ll"‘:“l“‘ l"‘"':\“ ha:Erag s ””; Mefhodist Episcopal church of Amer- | ldmber up® Get a small trial bot- | M' R v’”;‘] "’“"\ "1" ""“”I‘l“{""”""\' féi to the annul meeting of the Wes: | t1e of old-time, honest' St. Jiucobs Of) v Lol 2L leyan Methodist chureh of New Zea- | from any drug store, and in a mo- y friends said they would do Jund ment youlll be free from pains, aches After several months in New York, [0d stiffness. Don't suffer! Rub rheu- DOAN! KIDNEY Bishop Locke will go to Los Angeles, | matism away, s PILLS | California, where he will dedicate the new church building for whigh he 60¢ al all Drug Stores sisted in raising funds while pastor in | township Governor “U'rumbuall gave || Toster-Milbumn Co. Mig ChemButfalo, NY. that city { liberally to the society, the records show. It was formally organized in | |4 — = ASSASSIN CHOSEN, 3, and d out of enee on 1 | The original chureh SBHfl"l ESSAYS T ! Man Who is Alleged (o Have Killed Duilding was supplanted by a quaint § [ Premicr Hara Meads Committee, | cdifice in 1844 which . eventually | “d into possession of Congre- 5 Tokio, I%eh, 28, (13y Mail.)-—More | gational ehureh Mission At of than 50 per cent of the laborers em- | Hartford, Cfonn. This building has J | polyed in four factories of the Sumi- [ now been sold for a boardiig 0. tomo company in Osaka chose Xon- | Lebhanon in 1773 had 60 stur They Cafl Be PI‘CSGI]ICU ?”“‘l"’\’vll""?-‘ other members of the com- ‘;:1‘;«"‘]‘.”& SR I eE e 3 rc ’ treet, ls lty ’mn!l-, for which the same eclement —_ lof the workers voted, were: Heigo On March 27, the United Commun- | Asahi. who committed suicide last o S ity corporation will open its annual fall after murdering Mr. Z. Yasuda, g == drive for funds to carry on the world | prominent financier,. and Lenin and K y of ity eight aseociated organizations: | Trotsky. ) g The Visiting Nurse association, 'hr»' —————— e L wot I‘toys’ elub, the Girl Scouts, the Hn_\} 4 \ zation, City Mission Welfare Relief,| p PR N . ' Day Nursery and the Tuberculosis| relief. | Former Church In Lebanon Has Now e e e e To stimulate interest, the commit- | tee in charge has offered nine prizes| Been Taken Over And Will Be A 2 | to school children, three of $15, $10| 2 it ; 2 and $5 each, for the hest essay writ., Boarding House. § teh by High school, Junior High or| | oo (o March 21.-=When | : Ry | o l‘f,'“""h.',"]‘"“f‘) (his I Jenathan Trumbuil of this town was| ; CljoeRslie Maroctial BoN00)S. T IHINE0) Governor oft Connecticut, int Revolu=i wpeays must tell, in a comprehensive| i,y war days, the Exeter church 2 ' way, ‘of( the wm'lk 414’,\nr‘ Iv._v ”‘v',. v\:n’x;n:s‘ society was formed to meet the spir- | Raw, untreated milk is dangerouc assoclations and reasons Why UMY |jjai necds of that villige in this, tor Baby for RAW MILK contai 3 ! \ should receive public support. essays must be in Friday To.hetter enable the children to wreck its life—germs that are ! write their essays, the Herald here dered harmuless by only ONE motl with gives a very brief summary of o, PASTEURIZATIO? small part of the work: done by each | 3 organization. ’ OUR PASTEURIZED MILK k | large numbers of germs that ¢ The Boys' Club A PIMPLY SK'N is safe for young and old—it 13 really T Hoys! cliib; focnted at: the cors| | 5afe because not alome does it come | ner of st Main and Center streets, trom heal'hy cows and handled with | provides reading rooms, recreational ———— | rooms, gymnasium, shower baths and | Pimples are Impuritics Seeking — an Ianlfxry Q 3 but it {5 ALSO PAS- | y ® PY , various educational facilities for the Outlet Through Skin | TEURIZEL making it absolutely | young boys of the city. This is all Pores ’ pure, b | l n l n Drovidd) at such a nominal sum (hat GIVE US A TRIAL, » ; ] By love or a desire for love in your daily contact with others? into better boys that they may be-|east them out in the form of urine,| no set fee, either accepting voluntary | oy gunces of Jad Salts and fake a g | denations or nothing at all, as_ 1| ¢y lesnoonful in a glass of hot water| FOX | case, may be it is easy to se¢ thalla,cn morning before breakfast for| Mon.—Tues.—Wed. | o ¢ any boy in the city can belong. It Pimples, sores and boils usually re-| is in ¢ a rival organization to!sult from toxins, poisons and impuri- ol } | e Y. M. C. A, lcaders v, butlties which are generated in the howels & s | , [ ! , [} ’ serves a similar purpose amongst the and then absorbed into the blood| ¥ ® UL el er‘ On younger boys. Among other things,|through the very ducts which should| . o | lr it keeps boys ‘off the streets, trains|absorh only nourishment to sustain asteurlzed M[lk&cream i ’ , . their young minds in the right direc-|the body “ ] \ [} 1% , ° Sl 0 D T L Ave You Governes and Boys o€es an osler The Visiting Nurse Association {ate more toxins and impurites than Perhaps no organization in the city|the kidneys can eliminate, then the: is more deserving than the Visiting|hjood uses the skin pores as the best | Nurse association. On the staff ofmeans of getting rd of these impuri- S % this organization arc graduate “and | (i which often break out all over the | o i registered nurses, il with hospital | giin in the form of pimples. N GEORGY ARLI : 9 1 . [) 9 . ] their need of funds is great I’oor gt one week. This will prevent the OF Neat Week BROHIE) "':“"I'_"If"| Lk ."”“ "";" formation of toxins in the howels. It iy : | BMrsteuRel aally thatiment, . 1 1also stimulates the kidneys to normal | Y R hands of these visitors, as do people : e | | § lactivity thus coaxing them to filter {he | s / who are il or injured, but do not|prie S APt R e need full time attention of a nursc.| 2 90€ O Hm;*fnv s and clearing | ° s ° The work these nurses do in minister- 581" © \"'“‘“‘f"_ ) R R iy ing to the sick is deserving of the ‘ "‘-“1 b '7_Iv14\|-"wl-\j\f<, HermIsEy highest commendation and is made from the acid of grapes| ) i Land lemon juice, combined with lithia. ’ The Girl Scouts - The Girl Scont movement here is| Here you have a pleasant, effervescent | yres o¢da ater | growing rapidly. It is a sister move. | 4rink which usnally makes pimples | tion and starts them on a career of It is the function of the kidneys to —— A ; in eny part of the city to give relief 10| hog oruptions s a noted authori The Ruling Passion at G f fert ST } b For Sale at Your Grocer's > , ment to the Boy Bcoutsiand is a|'isappedr; cleanses the blood and s ¥ J : first aid, usefulness, helping to develop them | filter impurites from the blood and the suffering. Inasmuch as they have o i o cat from any pharmacy abont | patriotism, home making, wood lore and self reliance and lays ctrews on those sports and activities which develop a strong, healthy hody e i | Sale Starts Thursday The Boy Scout movement is al most tao well known to need exploi tation Roys are taught self reliance patriotism, wood lorc, how fo con h HR " duct themselves as little gentlemen, 3 8 j | ;s STt “‘e.n 2 || ThisStock Will Be Sold at Our Storein New Britain [} Charity Organizat) The New Dritain Charity organiza tion, as it was formerly known, huf now the Welrare association, is & servant of the public I tands e e b AR ¥ & ready to meet the call for hel sent " el & = - | ol by the poor and ner 1'oor ’ {atred tartn ot practiuat wavs suen ax| W 500 CHICK CAPACITY: s P R s ;mr hig purpose of 11 \‘. A 800 M‘nm is 1200 CHICK CAPACITY s va. 88000 & all agencies inferested in family wel Liberal Cash Discornt v, This Is the Most Scientific and Popular Brooder of the Day. fare It acts as an cxchange elearing house, avolds wasted time and duph 1 RACKLIFFE BRGS. CO City Mission . . The City Mission has still another 5 SR - g : feld i which it tabors 1n addition | Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone Connection 1o aiding needy people, it does a great work among the children by conduet ing, cach summer, a fresh air camyp | == in Buriington for fuberenlar or un = der-nourished chiidren. Classes are 7 5 ? ° * also conducted in community centers PALACE—1 Da Slarlmg Next Sundayv ! and in many other ways this Mission 2 ) : has a great place in the city s , ew rl aln comem i AWHERE IS MY WANDERING BOY TONIGHT? | ‘ mat.aers, compelled fo go out by day and work for their living, may| e S o P Din