New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1923, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1928.. ther of verses entitied “The March to . lacking & motive for suicide, are look- mm ““ un GA' Vietory," and “Our Nation's Prayer,"” m m wafl ing inte the case further, deglared in & statement. It was at his sl ‘Pwo assistant managers of the hotel, ' ” “.“ BB srlm m ‘“ “s. chureh that the funeral of George : |on the other hand, said that he had cm y il o e (Bpot) Bucher, who wia shot and |FAN Frother of Farl of CAMArYOR oomplained of heart |uub00.ud a‘:‘- 1 Willed with George Meeghan Sept. 17, 'vath of |Pressed & premonition that he woul c I I i sn eco | Dr, William Held Doclares Glandular by ypidentified assilants, supposedly | Dies aad Many Lay 1 b0 W -"Ml;wu:.d:nd in M:‘lud uv::v- A 13 to sl’-” . ! between rival beer runners, [ an, " nder was years an . ey Forlandadll 7 e e s e i » ot Columbia Pedicar-$7.50 | waa heid, | Lead 7,~=Th titien Jong Life, | *rhe Voistead act ts & law, Tt is, | ndon, Sept, 2 e supers! » record in the alr service, He was the 1.0 ¥ " Ihau ever, one of the higgest farces in |:',‘:: .F::‘..T‘o: |:::n.a':\::.n.a':‘ :::‘ d‘l: y‘“” .pl o w..g:“g‘"f.' ".'A b:‘fl- - New York, Sept. 21.—One hundred | . o0 niry and must be changed,” et i "m tomb, has been re-| o Bl "' 08t of the Ameriomn Th. CO'IIMMI J“'.nlle UIIQ '. m ri | years eventually will be vewarded 83,4 the assistant pastor. “The gen- | vived o uth d.o th in Lindon yester- {Lasary NI salpdxy. . Mo Tide d way more at- A superior, clean, |js "'h“ ~ ::r-'" :I.:"m.l;v"\‘\'.l‘l: [oral dlaregard for (he Volstead law is d‘cv of the Hon, Aubray Herbert, haif | ek and a TIe Held af Chicago, declared ygs. | N causs of mueh of the present dis- %10 "o 00 (wall of Carnarvon. 3 tractive than other ient form of Am Held of Chicago, respeot for all law. convenien terday on his return from abroad Mr. Herbert who died following an un ‘ c’d after three months' study of that| "Why are hootleggers and heer-run- | o oo0iion did not enjoy & world-wide €8 0 es. Sal Ammoniac [ i "soris s or"avir e ' vk e 1 v [ e ot St “roen'ss| | TEST OF ABILITIES Prices fro mmoniac halder, a leading European glandu-|/!s no demand for their stuff? England as a traveler, diplomatist, | s ' m {[ 1ar specialist, Dr, Held has arranged| ‘“There is no doubt in my mind that | i euist poet, soldier and politiclan, S—, ‘5.00 tO 319.50 for to ship several chimpansees to Chicago | the majority of the people want the yie wag weunded in Franee in 1914 [ppof, snow Calls Employment Bx- to aid in his researches. Volstead law changed. This ean be|ong jater gerved in the Dardanelles perts, Who Judge By It and “Men can live to a great age,' Dr, ldone. Let those who represent you ¥ 1, : i T‘“nh\g Soldel’lng Held sald. "Our present knowledge understand that it must be modified ";‘“ :;‘: PR A e Physiognomy Fakirs.' ° of cellular activity and glandular [If they eare for your support in the nh!m'.'nd "; "". Farl of Carnarven's| Chicago, ~Hept, 27.—Employment . function has brought to our under-|future." activities at Lulu;r helleving 1t un- | experts who claim they can judge an er ¢ . l s Irons standing, with accuracy never before, Until the law can be.changed, he g tamb: applica bility by phrenology and attained, the causes of premature old [wald, the authorities must enforce the [1OKY, 10 Interfere with the tombe of | physiognomy were called “paychologi- age, senility, arterloschlerosis, epll-/law and the people must respect it. vere 1aid bare | €8l fakirs” by Professor A. J. Snow of —e—— Dere_at the :Phateoh ‘wery. 18 the Psychology department of North- Hmwm 336 M &. SOld ln 1 lbl Cflke& '.:‘:;'::‘:::..b“’w PIASUN 804 diAsese - Mr, Herbert remarked: % f i3, soeaking hate b . - al will surely | Western university, speaking here be- Ry removing the poison cholin from | Bulgaria Favors Leaving hnp:‘::“l'r:"::r d,:',:fl; ¥ | fore a mesting of assistant managers of a thain store company, the system, he added, physiclans now are highly successful in the treat- Settlement to a Forum BT GRS “It's about time we stopped such ment of high blood preasure and the Belgrade, Sept. 37.~M. Poriteh, POISON KILLED FILM MAN indefensible practices permissible OHAPLIN MORE SERIOU§ sical humor rather than the slapstick s ——— only because of the ignorance of the varlety, . The e train of symptoms which follow. After e acting minister of foreign affairs, re- nlck'"sn" Dmg cnl glandular treatment, he sald, the halr Police Doubt W. H. Bender, Found |general public,” he declared. : Says That He Is m:n:h Drop The | «Only in the movies do the actors 2 lying to interpellations in parliament of three of his patients which had |P! on the Fiume question sald the gov- | Dead in Oakland, Cal, Was Suicide - P | h turned white regained its normal col- g " register' emotions with strange facial STATIONERY DEPT, ey rapMI'y the cholin forming|®rnment favopgd submitting the set. R AR R . MARRIAGE (‘AIT.DS Ova'l'. h. Chicago, Bept. 27.—Charlie Chaplin |distortions,” he sai o 169-171 MAIN ST. b dvanced, ho sald, would|tiement of the, controversy to an in- 'y Frgoaotl New Haven, Sept. 27.—Carda have |y, rotireq temporarily from custard | “The human is a consummate astor = J/|/hablia had advanced. he sald, ternational forum with arbitration by |lopsy in Oakland vesterday revealed | peen issued for the marriage in Do- 4 a1 ANs. he aud ¢ i that polson caused the death of Wil-| vor, Mass, on October 19, of Miss comedies and is resting, he sal 0- |and covers his tragedies with laugh. day, when In Chicago en route to New [ter,” determine ‘the question of how Jong & /the league of nations as the final re- rejuvenated patient would remain M H. Bender, film promoter and Wi . t in the event that Italy refused to |llam H. nder, P Jane Norton Grew to James Water. 5 1SRN RagpY o Recept the fudgment of the Interna. manager for Guy Bates Post, the ac- | house Angell, son of Prm“‘nt Angell | York to view ;c"':d'“:“‘fnfl;m':;h ol 'hl?l s, the.aew Chipila :;:-rp] of t st in the Ban ¢ 3 1, % lor, ‘accopding 40 & story. 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