New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 12

was the desire of the Rotary and mWEE FAVORS Lions' clubs as well as the Junior ACHIEVEMENT WORK |t iiution be. inciuded " "~ Reguest That Clubs Be Included In Community Corporation Budget To Be Mailed A meeting of the executive com- mittee of the Junior Achievement will be held in City hall tomorrow at which' time the action of the offi- clals, in regard to including the lo- cal eclubs in the Community corpora- tion drive of next year, will be dis- cussed. Ernest W. Pelton, representing the New Britaln Rotary club and the the budget for next y¢ar, The work of the club for the past two years will be outlined in the letter, which has not as yet been sent, ARGENTINE DOUBTS SINCERITY OF U, 8. Objects to Their Sending Naval Mis- sion to Aid Brazil, While Urg- ing Disarmng. Buenos Aires, Dec. 12, (By Asso- United Community corporation; W, C. |clated Press).—~The Argentine govern- French, representing the New Britain [ment has been unfavorably impressed Ldons' club and the Junior Achleve- [by the dispatch to Brazil of a United ment, and Harry C. Jackson and |State naval mission, it was authori- James O'Brien, also representing the [tatively learned today. Junior Achievement clubs of this| Criticlsms made in official circles city, met recently to discuss the ad-|point out that the position of the visability of the Junior Achievement || Inited States s inconsistent in that clubs being included in the budget of | while fostering conferences for the re- the community corporation next year. g uction of armaments among the As o result of the meeting it Wwas|gouth American republics it is ofcial- voted to send a communieation 10 )y ajding one of them to strengthen Ernest, W. Pelton, president of the |jts armed power. corporation, informing him that it Local Druggists The mission has been prominently featured by newspapers in their com- ments on Brazil's effort to call a tripartite armament conference, Brazil's plan for a conference be- tween Argentina, Chile and Brazil to consider reduction of armaments prior Guarantee Rheuma [to the Pan-American congress which hi For Rheumatism What chance does any sufferer take when Rheuma is guaranteed to ban- ish rheumatism, lumbago, gout and kidney ailments, or money back? is to meet at Santiago, Chile, in March as been definitely abandoned. FORD SAYS HE IS DONE WITH WOMEN Why not investigate this offer? Talk | His First Wjfe Tried to Kill Herself to The Clark and Brainerd £o. about it. Rheuma must drive rheumatic poison from the system, bring swol- len joints back to normal, and re- lieve all agony, or it costs nothing. and His Second Wife Him Detroit, Dec. 12.~Ney J. Ford, People so crippled with rheumatism | wealthy Wayne county farmer today that they could not walk have been|faced the prospect that he would be absolutely freed from the iron grasp|,equired to pay for the defense of of the demon, rheumatism, with the [ May B. Ford who is charged with an Everybody can afford it's not expensive, and money back if not entirely satisfied. Rheuma treatment. A few hours af- | sttempt teshire a gunman to kill him. ter the first dose Rheuma begins to solve the uric acid and drive it from the body through the natural chan- Attorneys for Mrs. Ford planned to enter a motion 1n circuit court that i"ord advance $1,000 for preliminary attorneys fee and $3,000 for the ex- pense of the defcnse should Mrs, Ford be held for trial at her examination Kiiday. Another motion contemplaied was that the Ford's divorce hearing be held immcdiarcty. Financial suppoit of the defense {T Steaming Fragrance to delight your palate and cheer your whole being is found in every cup of de- licious LIPTON'S TEA nlSahln l Wor U. 8. Gunboat Helena at Fuchow and the U, 8. 8. Sacramento could be rushed to Tsingtao within two days. BOOKMAN’S MO'ON IN ECLIPSE. 8. Bookman, a local automobile salesman, yesterday*ost a Moon tour- ing ear, which he purchased recently from the W. 8. Halliwell Co. of Hart- ford on a conditional bill of sale, when a Hartford salesman took possession of the car while Bookman was trying to readjust payments on the car. PLAINVILLE NEWS. (Continued from Seventh Page) known ,there will be no contest for the various offices. An entertain- ment has ben prepared to be given in conjunction with the annual meeting, Annual Collection. The Rev. John E. Fay of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, read the list of the donors to the annual collection last Sunday. The amount taken in this year was $775, and the pastor made an earnest plea that this sum be increased to $1,000 the next year, Plainville Briefs. The local court of Foresters will met this evening to transact impor- tant business. All members are re- is very {ll at his home on Hast street, is reported better today. The report of the results of the recent Red Cross Drive for Plainville will be made publie in a day or so, The local post office authorities wish to announce that their supply of applications used In conjunction with War Savings and Thrift Stamps s exhausted and it will be two or three days untll a new supply is on hand, Persons wishing milk from Pinna- clerox Farm may secure same diroct from farm truck, at following prices: milk, 200 per quart; cream 30¢ per bottle. This milk Is produced under most modern equipment from a full- blooded, tuberculin tested heard of Jerseys. Phone No, 236 PINNACLEROX FARM. —advt, PLAINVILL®—Centrally located - property wanted with house, P, O, Box 404, Bris- tol, Conn, One cent millinery sale Wednesday and Thursday., Goldenblum Millinery Co,, Y. M, C. A, Bldg, New Britain, —Advt, To Rent—Loft space for furniture and trunks, boxes, ete. Apply to L. 8. Mills, 68 East Main Bt, Plainville, Conn, SOUTHINGTON NEWS Coast to Coast Traveler In Town— Condition of Injured Boy Improving ~—Heinrich Funeral—Other Notes. A coast to coast traveler calling himself “Professor” Brown, pulled in- to town last night, driving a horse and riding in a light buggy. He sald that he had driven the team across the continent, making a distance of about 3,000 miles in 240 days, an average of eight hours' driving per day. He gave a short talk to a large crowd of people In the center of the town, say- ing that he was a professional horse trainer, He left for New Haven, where he planned to stay last night. The condition of Tony Trotta, who suffered a fractured skull and ‘a broken shoulder in a coasting accldent Sunday, was reported as comfortable last night, It is not thought that the boy will dle, The local basketball fans will be out in full force next Saturday, when the locals clash with their old rivals, the Terryville five, on the local court. The Terryville contingent will be here in large numbers to cheer their cham- plons on to victory. The locals are confident that they will come out on top. There will be a meeting of the cap- tains of the bowling teams at the local alleys this evening. All those who are planning to enter should be present . The following societies will meet this evening: Willlam Berry lodge, K ot P, Eureka lodge, 1. O. O. F, and Isabella Circle, Daughters of Isabella. SLAIN MAN'S FUNERAL. General Mourning Occurs During Services for Late Irish Deputy. Cork, Dec. 12 (By Assoclated Press).—The funeral of Sean Hales, the Free State deputy who was as- sassinated in Dublin last week, was held here today amid scenes of gen- eral mourning. Full military honors were rendered. : After a requiem mass in the cathe- dral at which the bishop of Cork ofticlated, the funeral cortege left for the family burial ground at Bandon. The streets along the route were packed with spectators. 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