New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 15

NEW. BRITAIN DAILY Ill-',lIA!,!) FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922, e home hy 1080 T—The number of nights for thea- | (A 1 em— '""lllJ" ters and recreation are limited ¢ . S—=Droper escorts are supplicd to girls who might otherwise he with ping. Creature of the brain of J, |’ ont and the censorship can he epplie \‘ Steaming‘ [ Hoitond, the early trinl o the A~ to personally cted escont vere the subject of almost ag much SWith thes other regulations 1 o iy e S o | Fragrance i e e e (e : : Sugars by per 5 0 hav alking so | g steamboat on the Huodson river “STANDARD’” THE WORLD OVER ipuan chel § e ook § to delight your B the most precions “hink antained | ; ¢ e ! nd know you college girl s I'resler s = m—— | Remembe wh are molfe| palate and cheer from the ships is the copper : ‘ s ' by the gir AT am merely | r hol ::I‘r-.':“,‘.ul‘m,;‘ml“ oot dekiviation i | American Sugar Busiest Chaperon In World Scores Cemorlnp Sl Gl Betnia i foant fn - [ I8 oot nécemaiy ix il the | AifdComin) mfle{m Agiar. of the o | Belng ¥ foutid fn [§1ix ok necasasry in ine case ot sit the| § Sy Of College Girls I addition to the smaral” element, | gt con of du - JE i e ot s ot tha taxs | ] T highe“ q“a""' after the housing of strangers, watch | 8 licious 1 1““':"‘ to {"}‘Ir‘ th m‘ 'u‘ vnml w‘x\ pur- | suits vis already has been done the s arions girl su | ) B with the destroyers Truxton, Worden 5 hra ip the morale of home \ e lxto I and Whipple, which will ply beteween | i Jonesome ones and establish | : ! {the Unfted States and Central Ameri olloge tradition ! I In spite of her “ehancron® duties, | B Largest Salein the World | ‘mf:;‘,‘];l‘,\;:”f Cargoes of froit Miss Presler still has time 1o lead the debating society and hold high schol- wrsitip records A little submarine A<l Plunger “rrandfather' ‘of she modern uh marine cruiser 8-41, is awalting serap rosene oil hurners |they are large cargo carriers and of [such light draft that they can navi gate shallow rivers on high tide and |lay off plantations for loading, there ' " enger Joco- | At the Rrazilian centennial exposie thickness shell Is being ripped apart | by eliminating lightering cost, Their | motive « teof 112[tion in September of this year the | with prosaic crisels 1o the uccom- |clean lines give them at speed, [miles per hou ‘ r and [ United States will have an exhibit | paniment of the gattling gun-like }mmh makes unnecessary the expen- [ straight track, provided ( i« showl the work done by the vari- slaccato of mn.v.rw 1 air ufimm:\ 1 sive u:nummn syatem used yul‘y‘\\‘ behind it to oV it from|ous by s in promoting the mining Scrapping Old Warships Is Latesl Business Venture i B . It is— Philadelphia, ’a., April 21.--A new |} argams g " I atF-<agrapplse of old Warshipc— g ‘ Practical has sprung up along the Delaware (@ river where, not so long ago, mor b That than one hundred thousand men were | § working feverishly to help build a “hridge of ships” across the Atlantic to check the progress of Germany in | [ Defy : 4 i / ey To Buy At Economy the world wars Philadelphia, the birthplace of | s, : > . g many of the vessels, also is to be the | § 3 : § " S R The sgraveyard” of a number of the |l AH i . =1, d ; 3 3 s once great fighting craft, dis- || / ! 7 MY : carded because they have become ob- (B R 3 I LY | \ . =\ Now Yoik soletc Later when the scrapping |8 8 o = Y\ : J iy 7N program of the arms conference he- Ompetltl()l‘l comes effective many more ships will | § be added to the list. Hundreds of Sample Shop men are en d in turning the stecl (8§ El i 9 < from the discarded ships into billets |[@ M that can be worked into materials for = the construction of buildings, tools, ‘ vv : ; j the snspruction ol Ilalngs, oole [ 3 I_—:v W - = T it b | | Boy's Suits ||Don’t Fail to Visit the| Men’s Suits prominent. THE series of ‘‘blind tests’ which the coffee o battleships Maine, Missouri and W Mothers, you should buy You cannot afford to MISS OLIVE PRESLER consin, the once }n‘nlu] lm,\z“n your Boys' Clothes here hesitate on the Suit ques- : SR PR e T |eruiser Columbia, the moni m"sl 4 / as our Suits represent ol e it G Ao e auezan. Sron Ul i 4 ronpnaly anl calihe the newest styles for Ore atur ay :;on. ‘m'; l(?ngcf', Su,wnsl’l; fest chaperon I8 1 s o result, thes» interesting reg- | er ik boys; the finest tailoring; hese low prices mo: £ the 4500 girls of tho U '.m' Sty of 2572‘)"“3’(".2' petpiperting & CMPR PR o e i Mol i‘f}‘;\"’“‘ {2btics Anc fiim. 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RS Exclusive Models s OH, 145 boviom by, symbols THE packing of Putnam Coffee is an important factor but, ‘. - Dress Shlrts In New Tweeds Pants Boys' Suits, Dress Shll‘ls umknowns to the participants. :’gu‘s‘f‘l:;indcf,?;‘d;gg DAE thstHOdR OniTHOORI R grOwth) L Norfolk ‘ ) e THE verdict was unanimous, THE Boardman Vac-Sealed can maintains the original freshe i Value to $2.00 and Golf Models [ SATURDAY \"\Tl'rtt‘[) -“v every expert voting for the ness of the fragrant ground coffee almost indefinitely. i SATURDAY SPECIATL, S £ Boardman blend—Putnam. TRY a steaming cup of Putnam tomorrow at breakfast. ! SPECIAL SATURDAY SPECIAL SPECIAL Note its delicious fragrance, its smooth, rich flavor and its stimulating cffect. Then you will say as sexcml thousand 95 other coffec lovers in New England are saying, **No wonder | c L] the coffee experts agreed on Putnam!" 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