New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 9

A AMERICAN FORMALLY |ls Backache Making [PATENTS Is: o e K The Western Union Telegraph 0’. : ON THE FIRST BOUND || DECLINESTO ATTEND| You Miserable? TQ CONN. PEOPLE| A1t ot Be0eh st rentert sanounces tha, otctvn. ovembap 3 An orchestra furnished music, Mr, [first, the cable letter, and L WITE CLRRR TN \ 2 _— and Mrs. Pleffer were given many |cable letter service will be resuméd t & #8t by Dwyer of the Fafnir loague last | the game at present, O'Neil and Al Francd Silent, But, Unofticially, ~ g 3 in Octolber 17, 1022, {ssued by [ nuu; night at the Casino alléys, He hit the | Blanchard. They would At sweet in ; . M. fonmidl) soliaithe ot patente N - pins for a 130 score. The Productien |the Kiniry outft, Is Disappointed K43~ 3 [262 Maln stret, New Britain, Conn. M'@lfef quintet rolled 488 for a new team| ; e Washingt ) 2 A v Ch A. Ball C 1 Ty high and 414 for high three-string| O ouls B S ihh AL IGRE. Avads - ‘ e e (0 L] ne by one, Louls Bogash f [clated Press)—A formal reply des b - il pistol. 3 —~— honor. Bridgeport is eliminating contenders - for the middlewelght cn.mpmmhm.l“:‘l"'n’:fl F'.hr'"filllml Invitation for Am.| > ! Louis H. Bradley, Hartford. Front | On Thursday night at the Casino|Last night at the Park City, Young PRticn in the: Near' East | gun sight. : alleys a gréat battle s on tap, when| Fisher of Syracuse was on the re.|PEReo "","',"'""" joube held. next| ' Gregory C. Davison, Groton, | Let US I llt I hlS the Traut & Hine bowlers wjll hold | celving end of a good beating from |MONth.at Lausanne, Switzerland, was <l Liquid meter for use with oil weys. B8 : forwarded today from the state de- y | the Bridgeport, Italian, partment througir the British, French Bernard Fay, Danbury. Safety ap- | + N, p| o, ” P . llance for raillway block systems. Both Captain Jack O'Nell and Cap-| Manager John McGraw of tne|*Nd Itallan embassies hare. IR S AL M A nd al s ol avairkar. Asetarioh o he Up to You—squarelv tain Jack Heath are rolling splendid | Giants may have picked up some mis. | _J4ke the formal invitation the Am-|bothered with a bad back? Do you " v s y A Yale & wne Manufacturin Co,, Bentley” from the Orolés everybody ¢ bt ) B s M 3 h.ou st il y Goodwi Hartf Some of the members of the Traut|agrees that he has secured o fina |80 Bovernments that the attitude of |Iy your kidneys are to blame. Lame- (,'*:"‘.”;;EME- Ll artford. Wh b & Hiné league threaten to give up|player. the United States and the reasons for | ness, sharp, stabbing pains, backache! & 7 | cn you buy your the game. and turn to golf, if O'Neil e B sending only American observers to|and annoying urinary disorders are |, ~”|'“': ”-C ",;_““‘_‘;’l‘;‘;:”‘:‘“";’,e‘:nl"‘" h d lik 1 ¥ . e orrington Co., To 5 al. and Heath do not do better than 54 e _[lausanne already had been set forth |all symptoms of weakened kidneys. o ks shoes, do you like a m‘y (] 2 4| e New Britain High school foot- |\ "o pyuctions forwarded last week to| Don't wait for more serious trouble,| Grant Hammond, New Haven. as- Helw i and 69 in the future, ball team faces one of the hardest C. W ] ;[the American ernbassiess at London, |Get back wour health and keep it;|%l&ner of one-third to A. C. Wash. can wear on all — contests of the season next Saturday Parls ahd Romie, Use Doan's Kidneéy Pills, Home folks burne, Pittsfleld, and one-third to F. that you Echoes of that Kaplan-Chandy [afternoon when the Columbia Prep. (e S )i Mags. F . : : bout at New Haven are still being|schdol eleven of New York wiil nlnpy ol tell their merit. Ask your neighbor! 1(...'10:1::;. li:v::‘i\"‘rv\lkfl.\.;end:r:_"‘:zn|-‘ Occaslons,and do you hkc heard, particularly around New Ha-|at 8t. Mary's fiéld. AN ”:‘."‘;"'M LBy Amgais e Here's a New Britain Case, bined drilling dnd riveting machine ) v, e LR R GG e Herbert D. Lioyd, Kent, assignor to comfort? If so—here’s — Giani, the little Berlinite, has brok- | [ ok Frank Rogers, clectrical engincer, |Tyailer Transportation Co., New York, A college player down In Texas is|en in with a bang as an end on the \\E representatfon of the United | g gappett st says: "My kidneys N, Y. Controlling device for traller your shoe reported to have run 90-yards for a|High school team. Although small in|States at the Turkish peace confer-|yare weak and worn-out. It seemed |vehicles ¢ touchdown while in a semi-conscious | tatura, he mixes Into every Play and [“°CC At Lausanne was lacking today. |(nae every bone and muscle in my| Anker 8. Lyhne, Bridgeport, Elec. state last Saturday. After watching| his tackling is sure and neat to watch, | 10 political circles, however, the|juck was ready to break with the|(sio battery cell, electric lanterns, (2 the New Britain team in action at| aas ; general comment which nly be taken | gharp, cutting pains. The Kidney se- | g i Fine wearing | patents). Bridgeport, many local fans opine| Mickey Travers of New Haven gets " as reflecting the feeling of the gov-|.rotions were red and contained a 7 7. M all, New ain, i {that the( locals were mostly In the|a chance at the New England featfer. |STIMENt Was to the effect that it|substance that looked like particles | Adpatene ““"p‘z':";.';'a],:,’@r oveanan leathers in same shape, throughout the rout at|weight champlonship this evening, |VOU!1 be easier for the allles to pro-|of hrick. I used Doan's Kidney Pills|” willlam P, Mosely, a#ignor te the Black or Brown Newfleld Park. when he meets Chick Buggs of New. |!(¢t the interests to which the United 'tropy the Dicwinson Drug Co. andjyale & Towne Mfs. Co., Stamtord. | - port in a 12-round bout. States government refers if they had|(ney cured me." Sofe deposit lock. The New Britain football team as it A the actlve bfficial support of Amerl- " John E. Renholdt, assignor to played last Sunday is compared hy| Much favorable talk is heard ahout |4l representatives. Columbla Graphophone Mfg. Co., ' many to the New York Yankees, viz, [ “Kid" Sullivan, the Brooklyn hoy| 1he American communication indi- | Bridgeport. Stop mechanism for | many Individual stars, ang no team|who has kayoed Seiger and P 4. |C2ted that the United States was de- PILLS talking machines, | work. . | per’ Martin. A bout betwesn Sully ‘:;"‘:'“;m‘l’_"“:?""“'o""‘:fl’r"”’:‘.:‘zj";’;""_"Kmi 60¢ at all Drug Stores Joseph Tuozzoli, Bridseport and “Kid"” Kaplan ought to draw auch as the protection of philanthrop- | lb:termnnmu.m‘u.?mo.m :;l:ly;::n;:u::t\:)oo for hot and cold 7 Two splendid football play and 1 well in Connecticnut. ie, educational and religious institu- Labels. tions freedom of opportunity, protec- Fred Rees, doing business at The LONDON ELECTIONS {WORLD REVOLUTION |tion of minoritics, freedom of ~the| It was “Go to Sunday School Day”| o [000 Go0S GOME \IRITEE S il s ) e o among the eigh -ope - straits and archeological research and g the eight co-operating church Sweetheart Sofety Pins” (for safety | OCCUR TOMORROW| WILL BE DISCUSSED [;ius, It isscontencd here . that|e8 and epecial effors wers maie to| S0 |t Back ®ia French and American intercsts in the 5 A 2 et Ncar East are almost identical, and [ing to the reports last evening the S % e | ! 7 Irance, it is asserted, is quite as|Methodist church headed the list with | BENTON TO CINCL i 7 00 There Are 2,500 Candidates Seeking | Various Phases of This Subject Will [anxious as anyone to maintain the|an increase of 42 per cent over the| Cincinnati, Oct. 31.—Negotiations | 'Y capitulations and all the other re-|average for the preceding four Sun-|are in progress which are expected to| Positions in 1,362 Officcs— Be Described by Lenine and sponsibilities and power heretofore | days. culminate fn the return to the Cin-| David Manning’l o i cujoyed in Turkey, The Swedish Bethany church came [cinnati Nationals of John C. (Rube) Taxation a Big Issue Trotaky next with an fnerease of 27 per cent |Benton, star southpaw of the St. Paul London, Oct. 31 (By Associated Petrograd, Oct. 31. (By Assoctated WEATHER FORE( T and the South Congregational church|American Association champions. It Press)—The liveliest local political | Press)—The important toplc of uni- — was third with an increase of 25 per [was with the Cincinnati club that campaign London has known in many |fving the program of the communis- |Fair Tonight and Wednesday—Little [ cént. The I%rst Congregational church [Benton began his big league career - a‘ years will come to an end today, and (tic parties throughout the world will Change in Temnerature showed an Increase of 15 per cent, the [12 years ago. . : tomorrow several million men and one |com= before the third internationale| For Connecticut: Fair tonight and|Stanley Memorlal an increase of eight| President August Herrmann has million women Iliving in th¥ city will [for the first time when that organi- |Wednesday; little' change in tempera- [per cent and the People’s church an|opened correspondence with Manager SHOE STORE have an opportunity to vote at. thé zation opens its convention here [ture; fresh strong northerly winds. increase of five per cent. The First|Mike Kelly of Hw.- Saints with a view municipal elections, They must se- |November 4. After a two duy session| Conditions: A disturbance central [and Germam Baptists showed an in- [0f closing a deal for the big left | 211 Main St lect holders of 1,362 seats on the 28 |in Petrograd the red congress will |over the lower Missisgippl valley is|crease somewhat above normal. hander. .. borough councils which constitute the |shift its discussion to Moscow where [causing cloudy and showery weather —_— > : ; local government of london. the convention work will probably re- [from the Gulf northward to Iowa. MARRIED TEN YEARS AGENTS FOR PHOENIX HOSIERY Among other things this local gov- [quire a week to transact. Pleasant weather continues in the BURDICK TO SPEAK Mr. and Mrs. R. 1. Pieffer of Bel- ernment controls the expenditure of | There are 17 questions on the|lake region and New England. %erth- den street observed their tenth wed- | the taxpAyers’ money and, because the (agenda for the congress which is the |erly winds prevail along the coast and ding anniversary at their home Sazur-‘\ boroughs now ruled by the socialist |fourth held by the third interna- |northeasterly in the interfor. Not [State Commander of the United Span- party are groaning under taxes:mbout |tionale. Chief among the topics to[much change in temperature has oc- A o 2 o = 80 per cent dboye those fixed in the |be discussed will be the perspective of [curred east of the Rocky Mts. during| 3 War Veterans Will Visit Local other boroughs the campaign fight is|a world revolution. Premier Nikolal [the last 24 hours, Camp on Wednesday Evening. particularly bitter, Lenine of soviet Russla will make a Conditions favor for this vicinity: d The high expenditures complained [report on this subject. He was|lPair weather and not much change in Charles N. Burdick of Norwich, against induced a combinatioh of mu- [chosen for that task by the com- |temperature followed by {increasing|state department commander of the nicipal reformers and progressive tax- | munist party. His colieague, n [cloudiness on Wednesday. United Spanish War Veterans, will payers to pit their candidates against | Trotzky, minister of war and marine, —_— visit A. G. Hammond camp at the the laborites, under whose banner the |and Clara Zetkin, a German‘socialist, 1816 ATTEND SESSIONS regular meeting at the state armory socialists and communists are waging [also will address the congress on the Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. their ‘campaign. {topic of a world revolution. e Mr. Burdick, in his official visit, There are 2,600 candidates for the The tactics of workmen in their ” : will have with him Harry Jackson of 1,362 seats. One thousand candi- |campaign against capitalism will be |Reports At Meeting of Sunday School Willimantic, state inspector. Mr. dates “are lahorites and the remain- |tpeated in a report by one of the| En s : 2 e B et eV b am ing 1,500 are running on the economy | American delegates and also by Karl| Council Show Big Increases At B obhEm aresain rlrflimr ,-"xorto‘t‘:lk:. \1[': platform. Radek, head of the soviet's publiclty | a4t yeeting. Burdick will expfain the work of the — department. Another American dele- Connecticut organization as well as SUITS TOTAL $1 gate and M. Frossard, secretary of the| [n eight Sunday schools of New|tho national body of veterans. e £ French socialist party will report on|Britain last Sunday, 1816 children at-| Golonel W. W. Bullen announced Actions Brought Today Against Own- | the campaign against the Versailles|tended sessions, according to a report | thig morning that there will be busi- ers of Grocery Store. treaty. = ;‘.'x u: tl:le .mf’“]“"is of ";I th;w ness of importance to be discussed and , AR AR P = ritain Sumday school council at the|a)) members are urged to attend. Re- ha";"‘lfo:‘;“f_I_“O‘;l";’;‘f“‘:::ii:::f“‘N?t;;n G. 0. P. RALLIES Methodist church last evening. freshments will be served. and Anna Koplowitz, deing business E. H. Dunnigan, conciliatory com- under the name of the New England| missioner for the United States de- Grocery company on South Main| o 4ment of labor, at Washington, D. street. Sam Schneider, through Law- (., ’and who is considered one of the yer David L. Nair, has instituted an|oyparts on the tarift question, will action to recover $800 as told in yes- speak in this city on next Thursday terday's Herald. The Hartford Tee| iohi Mp Dunnigan will be on the Créam company has sued to recover|gma’ biogram with Senator George $250 and the Avers Soda company of | b norean. ® Hartford, has sued for §100, through | O next Monday hight in Skritul- Battel y Pnces Lawver Nafr. The papers were served | g vis hull on Broad street, the closing by Constablé Fred Winkle, and are re-| iy of the campaign in this cits, wil| 5 turnable in the city court on the sec- [y a1, Attorney-General Frank F. Wh ttl d D ond Monday of November. lealey and 1,‘0ng)l,'vumfln E. Hart l e 0wn +The Standard Paper COMDANY.| jonn, hoth candidates for re-election i‘ K through Lawyer Irving I. Rachlin, has| , negt Tuesday will be the speakers. | th e hrought. suit against the above defend- R Let us show you how to lessen your 0 ow e ara on ‘ ;u ante, to recovef $100. The writ is re- S 7 A turnable in the city court, on the first POISONED CAKE SUSPECY ! battery cost. 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