New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923. New Britain Herald . oo o ners o i mmgecnce Shet |[H[iAN'm; DISPLAY | | this state are i tes of charitable 1 judge may have been| HERALD PUBRLISHING COMPANY romes. chi homes, nurseries qt ; taking no stock in the | At Hersld B hurch 5 from ImALa s, detention | prove vond question,gto do the ! ver linquent institu- thing clain for it, He may have \ SRS M X juea e Baealis gartin of tie [been aiiis vt s dimemiioias u SO RONAE TN THSONEINY red for by these institutio evidence of this man's renew : | arations ordnecence. S Bututweuld ]l (g=RetFonaht” (il Parilio Coasti H ARTi-‘bRD ®ntered at the Tost Offie at New Britaly wpproximately 60,000 inhabi- | seem that t udge, unless he him- ne ad Class Mail Matter, self were a scientist who had made — city thorou y of the dr and Los Angeles, N, ~—The greatest | TELEPHONE CATI k iy 15 evidence before him con-|and most spectacular peace time na- | Rooms .. A 28 event the necessity of send- v atements of the spon-| val engazements ever “fought” will T frable ads ; 160) yme for aduits, | sors of the drug, would be going out| be staged early next year oft Pan-| iy s| a children’s home, a 1d-placi of his way t e his decision, if he fama and in the Caribbean Sea, accord- an ways anen t A irs ¢ lid so, o own opinion of the|ing to naval plans announced here. women or ti- | effect of a new scientific discovery | Practically the whole effective marine Member of The Avse 5 | 3 = with ) where the evidence conflicted with his | fighting force of the United States of all re reducing the number of wards of | judicial opinion. It was bad dicta. will be represented in the three et L RO S L e e i e months of maneuvers designed to test | u y e revolutionary developments in strat- cost to some institu-| In Cuba many natives keep *heir| oo ang implements of naval warfare | of the in-!automobiles in the front hallway o e the close of the world war. | Member Audht Sureau of Clrculation reased happh v | bring to|their homes. We may have to do Plans for this vast war game have | f ) ' N it s that imed perso g rson | that in downtown New Britain if the | P€en in preparation for weeks in con- . 4 famil St : ferences here and at other points on honest Jualysis of | whosa circumstance sIped to | family of Parking” signs keepn] oo pasine Ceist. Tt asc sonterennes work is t hile. | multiplying. urder direction of Admiral Robert E. | = S Coont commander-in chief of the} CHANC or s A corking place to take & nap United States fleet, were marked }.,\ : the ring and consultati f the <t Q P i 1 s comes from Washington {hat|The auto ir the hall; s gxtiierink 2nd, onsuliation o7 Lig Unquestionably the Largest Assemblage of Winter Garments in All I'oincare's insistence upon| A splendid spot to hide away tive offic of naval establighment A 1 eHilots shavid o)) inits that has occurred since the war. Connecticut roblems in the (")n‘nlv'!‘\l o the plans has aroused fears high night: f5F tho wiober maneuvers DITibes cri Every Coriect Style, Every Correct Fabric, Every Size From Girls rters in Washington that plans| The boys would surely fall hrace attack upon land defenses, with rmy units participating, that 5 o $12.98 to $189.00 val fight agai an army defending 1+ fortified coast; defensive and offen- ! sive actions by army and naval units ETeiaivs el o ralvn dsiiona a: s ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL—-POLO COATS $1 8 98 L] that no reduction 14 to Women's 54, r the proposed inquiry by a cowm- | I'or any maid who always had f experts, including an r-{ An @uto in the hall. This ¢ eling a few days ¢ o ° 1 at there was nothing in i e e v Facts and Fancies i s e il |l geo T B te atielbUA L i utility of undersea and air unit | Extra Long Models in Plaids, Stripes and Overplaids—Smart New s a ited to BY ROBERT OUI 5 There will o aerial battles, under- Models ... i : : battles, destroyer, fast cruiser and % ments, as well Jaws the reads ! il B hich a complete ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SPECTAL Fur Trimmed Sport Coats—Side fastening | Fur Trimmed Pile Fabric (oats—In the new models in the new shades of tan, brown side fastenineg models with colla e ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL ‘ | o : S e Rl e ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL population « peech sterday, tk { i b SRR sy o) et ths Lattleanipidiimon, the 10 Coats of Bolivia Cloth—With fur collars of Luxurious Dress Coats—Of soft lustrous pile happier 1 more \ v conditions he proy « ons, uireraft divisions and fleet base Manchurian wolf, as well as many smart fabries developed in side fastening flounce i i e 38 a8 embrriessiig o { - s Jdoint exercises with the army models with self collars, shown in 9 and straight line ille . for h istence on th . . : Aokl i hen approachi ! llxwm.«' q;l" navy blue, brown and black . ... B the na ile steaming off the Mexi Centra American coast ts will probably remain at hree (days, yofi]] | Gramesmoemommonommo e i V 25 Vears Ago Today (Taken irom Herald of that date) e the Pacific units 1", 8. Bishop has consented to accept the nomination for representative at v 4 combined war © republican caucus tomorrow i fie unit The u T el quadron, alr Cooking s increasing in popularity . and & eontrol | i1 the local schools. Two classes have under command of Vien- | een formed in the evening schools A MeCully, wesides those already in operation In | Robert 1. Coontz will he|the day schools command of t or man-| Alfred J. Barrett has sold a lot on ; Kiills strect to O, 1 s, VOS99 B S ! nts work-! Jumes Galagher is confined to hi et it X ! Jiome on Webster street by an attac) ! of iliness, reise Leon J. Gladding has entered the vhich to | employ of John J. Patterson the night he [ juneh man, Horace Hart expeots to ts of battle slhip " art in the lunch business himese fen Rev, & G, Ohman stated today that | e the | ynder no circumstances would he a ¥ for jow his name to be used as a candi of the | @ate for representative at the repub. made can caucus tomorrow evening An entir ot of new harncss w na radio di- | 4 1 en from a man by the nam 2 the e | IR BN Etey Quaree Taa o The famous Washington Elm, in Cambridge, Mass., under . i 4r~v~"~'n ,,; which George Washington took the oath to command the Ameri- can army, has fallen. Photo shows it across a high tension wire, work, o :""’ LIEUT. CARLSON DEAD The tree will be chopped up, and a piece given each state. pott cstah. the better aperation of | — — —_— — 9 ) radin telephone Man Who Was Conmverted at New i ) g e o ’ ¢ ; i Mies suddenly in PennsYlvania gary. Ther rd was received in thi of themselye A their own fican n 1 would give | have it v X SOOMOUIORAL PEPOT 63+ | rms o Ihe et ol o ) TVE BEEN WALKING BEHIND s : L RS - e : tending int en vessels of | tenant Joseph Carison, formerly o You IN THE PARK HERE j o t ritain. Licutenant Carlson wa AND £ NOTICE THAT AS DORE THAT 3 Wl afai Yovu GO ALONG WU KNOCK LEAVES AND 1cad The body 15 being brought to New FLOWRRS Dne Haven for burial. Insign Carl l'rr’,]‘ wITH YOuR erickson of New Britain will be o 2 u " Armny ' ' o . a ing sestl from A SCIENTIFIC JUDGE e ssidasd t eity to New York to the officer training school. He was between 2 age and leaves both 1 two sistors i not marricd Permits for 10 Tenements Observations on ps ot the toeal barvach WELL, THIS TRIP IT'LL PROBABLY HURT Ave Issued in !);lf»hel The Weathe e et By S YOUR NEAD TO SpME EXTEN Mexico to Rebuild Navy By Popular Subscription City, Nov. 2 e Mexic INDIAN ARMY REPORWS vhich has dec ,.,,.;Th erreags CALLS TPON THE RESE ” 1 car boats, some o schoo! ship another school ship for of reclaimed ar oo . . . " p Sonteited efty ‘ - 4 hours and| ficers and & few destroyers and sub- 5 y 0 e ” s is contemplated. The eom- nittee says its program is admirably Any movement i T L be 1 1 pied to the republic’s modest na " r five v t val necessitios and that destroyers and moral benef this city would r port. The figures given