New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1922, Page 11

Help That Aching Is your back giving out? Are you tired, miserable, all run down; tor- tured with nagging backache, lame- ness and sudden, stabbing pains? If 80, look to your kidneys. Overwork, hurry and worry tend to weaken the kidneys. Backache and an all worn out feeling is often the first warning. Get back your health while you can. ' Use Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy New Britain folks recommend. Ask your neighbor! Here's a New Britain Case, 8imeon Molander, carpen Maple St., says: and twinges of sharp pain wonld me when I would stoop over. limbs often ached and weakened. doctored and used other medicines, but just got a little relief. Doan's Kidney Pills were brought to my ho- tice and, after using ahout four boxes my back was as strong as ever,” DO AN 'Q KIDNEY PILLS 60¢ at all Drug Stores Toster-Milburn Co. Mig Chem Butfalo,NY, e re—— ALD, PAONESS - Democrat Nominee Addresses Women's Mass Hesting A week of political activity opened last night when Alderman Angelo M Paonessa, candidate on the democrat ticket for the office of mayor, appe ed hefore a meet democrat women's auxili in K. of C. hall to discuss camp 1 issues. G n The democrat candidate was given an ovation upon his appearance in the hall by several hundred women sup- porters who turned out to greet him in his first address the party's nominee, | Alderman Paonessa instructed the women in the operation of city gov- ernmental matters, lle discussed the ! organization of commission AN« boards and the work entrusted to each. The speaker discyssed the| municipal developments of recent ng of the twomen's ¢ tee ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1022, years as well as those projected to take place in the near future Women For Com In asking for the support of the women voters, the candidate assured the gathering that places on commis slons will he glven women whenever It is felt that they can properly fill the lobs, if he is elected mayor He serted that he had promised not a single job to anyone, and if elected would go into the office without a string attached to him He called attention to his record in the common council as an alderman, He assured that, If he was selected hy the voters as the city's next mayor, he would carry on the duties of that office as conacientiously as he did the office of alderman speaks Tonight CHAMBRAY, all colors, 15¢ val. 9¢ 36 in, SHEETING, white Tevame . 123 ¢ LO} CLOTH 20¢ value l1c |ROBIN'S | 2t TIN 36 in. wide, all colors, §2.00 vak The candidate will speak at a first ward rally tonight in Turner hall on Arch street. This district, one of the two that gave Mayor Curtis a ma- jority over G. A, Quigley in the re- publican primary, is looked to for a big turnover in favor of the demo- crats, Besldes the mayoralty candl- date, Richard Schaefer, council can- didate, and Morley Dorlen, nominee on the democratic ticket for office of city treasurer, will be heard, Tomorrow night, Alderman Pao- L and several candidates on the ¢ ticket will speak at a K. of C eeting hall on Main street. On Thursday evening, the alderman will speak in his own ward, the sixth. Un- less present plans are changed, there will be no further meetings until \onday o + will again speak at Uk . Erwin place Active v, the republican k to a men's gath- ering at repuhlican headquart next Friday evening. The PAN WO- men will be addressed tomorrow night at headqu, ., by Mrs. 8. O. Pren- tice of chairman of the the republican state cent committee, Henry Gardiner, the farmer- labor candidate for mayor, spoke to a gathering last night in Kolodney's hall on Arch street. The candidate reports much encouragement during the past several times and from the interest taken in the ral held, anti- cipates an unusually heavy farmer- labor vote. 36 in, PERCALES, small checks, fast DISH TOWELING, linen LIPSTICK WAR FOUGHT APRIL 6 Mandamus Against School Will Then Come Up nominee, wiil Corning, Ark., April 4.—The “lip- stick” case of Knobel, Ark., in which Miss Pearl Pugsley, 18 year old, seeks a writ of mandamus to set aside rules of the Knobel school board forbidding students to use cosmetics, wear low and peek-a-boo waists and skirts, is set to come up before Judge W. W. Bandy in Clay county circuit court here April 6. Miss Pugsley was dismissed from the elementary schood at IXnobel be- cause she had violated the rules, nc- cording to D Hicks, principal. The girl and her friends claim that she had only talcum powder on her face. Received Letters. National notoriety has been given the case, and Miss Pugsley says she has received thousands of letters from all parts of the country and from persons in all walks of life sympathiz- ing with her on the question. The rules were promulgated by the school board last August at the be- ginning of the public school term at Knobel, and the case has been called up several times, but each time some- thing has delayed ft. It is reported that the school board will contend thet the question is not for the courts to decide, but is solely under the jurisdiction of the board. Y. W, VA. CONVENTION Miss Elizabeth Rogers of This City Will Leave For Hot Springs, Arkansas Miss Elizabeth Rogers of New Brit- ain will be the only representative of the local Y. Wi C; at the seventh national convention of that organ tion to be held in Hot Springs, Arkan- sas from April 20 to the % Women from four nations of world will talk on “Busine at the conference. Judge Allen of Cleveland, Ohio will also hLe one of the speakers. It is expected that Miss Rogers will give a complete report of the convention upon her re- turn. the Siam is one of the few monarchies of the tropics. 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Special 3 5 c value L all 35 va 8¢ DRESS GOODS STORE 348 MAIN STREET SILK HOSE all colors, 89¢ val 45¢ TABLE CLOTHS colored borders, ready for use, scalloped, big size $£3.50 value, $1.75 val.,, fancy border 49c 32 in, DRESS GINGHAM colors, checks, ... 19¢ e e e e e —————— REPORT FREE STATE OT FAVORED HERE |Head of Barry Council Feels City is United on Rejection of Fng- land's Proposal | Although there have been differ- | of opinion openly expressed | elsewhere with regard to the politi- cal disorders in Treland caused by the | Free-State—Republic wrangle, Pres. |ident M, J. Kelly of Commodore Bar- | ry council, A. R. 1. R, asserted this | morning that he has not heard a |single voice raised here in opposition |to the rejection of the Free State proposal, Commodore Barry council has gone on record as unqualifiedly in favor of turning down that proposition and all other such proposals that do not em- |body the fundamentals of a republic. | This, the local organization feels, can | be brought about without further bloodshed, and it is proposed to eyert jevery effort toward that end Rev. Michael O'Flannigan, vice- | president of the Sinn Fein, will speak [tomorrow evening at the Lyceum | theater under the auspices of Barry | council. He came to this country from Ireland only a short time ago. The | speaker has talked to capacity houses | in practically every big city in the| | east. | Other speakers to be heard are: | Peter Golden, a member of the exe- cutive board of the A. R. I. R.; Hon. Austin Stack, deputy chief of the Irish | Republican Army, and J. J. O'Kelley, | |a member of the faculty at the Uni- | versity of Ireland. | SOVIET PROPAGANDA | Conterences With Government Officials Lie of Action at| Genoa. on Over Berlin, April 4—(By the Associated Press)—The Russian soviet delegates to the Genoa conference conferred at length yesterday with German gov- ernment officials with the object of arriving at an agreement on a com- mon line of action to be followed at Genoa. Despite the current impression that | the Russians are in Germany only in an unofficials capacity while on their way to Italy they are showing alacrity in keeping the official and social ap- pointments made for them. Yesterday they were entertained at luncheon by Dr. Walter Rathenau, German foreign minister and among those attending were many German industrial, financial and political lead- ers as well as high government offi- clals., Arrested In India Samuel Stokes Evans, of a promi- nent Philadelphia family and an American missionary, and his wife, a native Indian, have been arrested by British officers as followers of [ Ghandi, the imprisoned leader of the Non-Cooperationists. —_— Y R R SR L “FOOLISH WIVES” ENTIRE WEEK APRIL 16 Reserved Loge Seats Now On Sale At Fox’s | phanage on the property of the Sa- | of this week. | country now following the new Polish that's to outdoor sweaters in all of her recent pictures. POLISH ORPHANAGE WILL BE ERECTED New Stone Structure to Go Up on the Property of Sacred Heart Church on Burritt Street, Plans for the erection of a new or- cred Hart D'olish church on North Burritt’ street are complete. The T. H. Pardy Construction company of Bridgeport has been awarded the contract for building the place by Rev. Lucyan Boinowski, who was in- strumental in starting the project. The cost of the bullding will be ap- proxin ately $300,000, and work on the excavation will commence Thursday The orphanage will be made of brick with ornamental stone trim- mings, and there will be ample class rooms for the education of the chil- dren. Capacious dining halls, play- rooms and a gymnasium will also be included. The Polish orphanage is maintained largely through the efforts of the Pol- ish Catholics and contributions are voluntarily made by churches of lhls[ denomination throughout the coun- try. At present Rev, Bojnowski cares for about 150 orphans, who come from all parts of the country. Many of them are war orphans brought to this country for care. Several of them have been returned to their own government. The Sweater Girl McCormack, “the with a hundred sweaters'—at what young miss called when she saw this latest photo I's nicce who is soon to Oser, Swiss riding master. | who is much given h appeared in girl least Mathilde one her of John wed Max Miss McCormick, life, ~rly Eateis Appreciate 1. 1+. lane Says Sanalt Stopped Great tuffering From Indigestion. Helped Her Children Too I am a very hearty eater and usually rnjoy my meals. My hushand says he likes to sce me eat, and is willing to get anything the children and I want.” So writes Mrs. P. J. Kane of 14 Darrow ~treet, New London, Conn., wife of a fopular railroad man of that city. Mrs. Kane continues: But several months ago I became very hilious. I suffered terribly from gas in the stomach. Laxative medicines gave me no relief, but made mesick and nervous. T lost my nppetite, or, I guess [ was afrail to eat, for J’.Z food hurt me so after each meal. T was in pain all the time; every- thing seemed to be going wrong. ‘Then a friend suggested that L trv ‘Sanalt the Sensible Tonic,’ as she called it. In two days after commencing to take Sanak, I was wonderfully changed for the better. It braced me right up and made all my organs act in a healthy vay. My stomach trouble soon passe! way and by the time I had taken thres ottles of Sanalt I could eat as heartily I"_ul enjoy my food as well as ever in my ife. “Since then I have given Sanalt to my oy and girl, with good results, and m: usband has been cured of bad headache: hat he has had ever since he was a boy.' “The myjority of druggists sell Sanalt. Part Wool SKIRTIN S0 vanue ... 49 40 in, SERGES, all wool, $1.00 vane ... D9 € glf: in.I(.’llERSEY. all woo—l.‘ s.’l.(f(? value $l - 75 36 in. SERGES, all col- lors, 50¢ : 2 l c value SILK PONGEE 36 in, APRON roN §49c all colors, 19¢ val Special 1 0 c PILLOW CASES hemstitched, em- broidered, scal- loped, 50c¢ value. 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