New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1923, Page 12

" CITY ITEMS. [ Lunch at Hal The lawsuits o Alfrec Roderick Richard Hagopian have been s d out o court. The action was the 1 an automobile ac of Stanley and Allc re Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— advt, Boleslaw Kow street and Mis Silver street huy cense to marry New Victor Reco day at Henry Mor ~—advt. Albert and F nos, Henry Morans and childre s mother last ong Women f Commerce 45 o'clock Foley has resigned as ipervisor of the New hospit s morning Hart- roving of Dr. J hospital, has | night su- Mrs. Lewis i ", Snapshots From the AN FflUNfl HEAI] 'QUAKE_] DOES DAMAGE at Calexico, California, Calexlco, Ca border the | Valley has expert. cars after onounce: o of dimin reed con ne largc bent out of nd the Vir. ginla hotel several inches out of place on its foundatic In the United Stat portion o Mexica ding after t were toppled by the shoc No casualtics were repor NO NEW NAVAL BASE Cost Too Much, Washingtor the cst SAUERKRAUT POPULAR This Humble Dish Said 10 Be Much in Demand in Dining Halls of Socieety in This Country Chicago, Nov, 6.—8a popular in the James A, Anders presiding tors of the ciation sauerkraut one hund sald The Best Cough Syrup is Home-made Wers'y an sney way to save 82 and vet have the best congh remeds you ever tried. You've probably heard of kpown plan of making e home, But have vou eve When you do, you w understand why thousands of families. the world over, feel that ther could hardly keep bouse without it. It's simple and cheap. the way it takes hold of a eough quickly earn it & permanent place your home Into a pint bottle, pour 2'% sum Pinex: then add plain granulated syrup to 6il up the pint. Or. if desi use clarified molasses, syrup instead of sum way, it tastes good gives you a full pint of g'-dv than vou could buy reads three times its cost It is veally wonderful how auickly this bomemade remedy conquers a ally in 24 hours or jess. 1t #eeme to penetrate through every air Phssage. loosens a drv, homrse or tight eough, iifts the phlegm, heals the mem- . and gives almost immedigte re- fief. Splendid for thromt tickle. honrse eroup, bromchitis and bronchial is & highly concentrated com. of genmine Norwar pine extract bas been used for gemerations for chest ailments. ask_ vour To Aisapprintment b druprist for “215 ounces of Pinex” with . and don’t umtr‘;’"’*;v‘z . Guaranteed to give absoluts satis iog ot moomey refunded. The Pinex syne, Rdb Mlle. Nina Diamantopoulos, sister of the secretary of the|j Greek legation in Washington, will be presented to society there She is being entertained now by members of the at the | diplomatic corps. INHOTEL BASSETT (Continued from First Page) | King had 87 cents In cash on his per- |son and wore a silver ring with a YD embicm on it, although he was not a Yankee Divislon man Dr. Waterman Lyon stated this aft. lernoon that the Hartford police were |endeavoring to locate the man's fam ily and the body would not be re. moved from the hotel until something definite could be ascertained as to the choice wn undertaker. He was not preparcd to say positively what was the cause of death but said he would make a more thorough examination when the body was removed to an un- | dertaker At a late hour this afternoon the police had been u ate the dead man's relativ Lyons ordered the boy turned over to the city undertaker, Frank Brodzik. Dr Lyons sald he Le had not decided| whether or not there would be an autopsy as he wanted to make fur.! | ther Investigations because of the pe- culiarity of the case. “There are a lot of things about It that are rather peculiar,” he sald STORE UP “PEP” FOR HARD WINTER HE colder the weather the more vitality you need; the richer your blood should tr ready for winter by enriching nd purif your blood. Take ?;ude - Pq{ti - gan and ward oft | the dangerous coughs and colde that attack the weak. Gude's i rich in the iron your blood needs; full of st -building quali ties that build bealthy h and strong muscles. At your drug | gists, in both liquid and tablet form. 'Free Trial Ti At drindd A FEELING OF SECURITY —— Yonu naturally feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure and con- tains no harmful or habit prodecisg drugs. Such & medicine is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and bisd- der medicine. The same standard of purity, strength and excellence is maintained in every bottle of Swamp-Root, It is scientifically compounded from vegetable herbs, 1t is not a stimulant and is taken in teaspoonial doses. Itis not recommended for every. thing. It is nature’s great heiper in reliev. ing and ov % kidney, liver and bladder tr Y A sworp statement of purity is with every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp. Root. If you need a medicine, you should have the best. On sale ot all drug stores in botties of two sizes, mediam end large ‘ However if yon wish first to try this great preparation send ten cents | to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghasilbn, N, | .\' « for a sample bottle. When writ- ing be suze 20d mention this paper. —_ — - 1 ? MUST OBSERVE LAW | fudge Maltbie Tells Congregational- | gociety to control the lawless minority, | NeW Haven Wholesale Coal Dealers “It is not for the minority to say | Bring Action Claiming These Dam- ages From the New Haven Road ‘laws and when you weaken all laws New Haven, Nov. 6.—A civil action in which $300,000 alleged damages |are clalmed was entered in superior ists Violations Must Be Curbed to | Protect Socicty. Naugatuck, Conn., William M. DON'T MISS THIS Maltbie of the superior | —_— | court hench. addressing the delegates| English women want houses so|court today by Frame, Friend and | to the annual conference of Congrega- | built that there will be less work, |Stineman, wholesale coal dealers here, {tional churches here today, said that | rather than their being eguipped with |against the New York, New- Haven the present tendency toward viola- |labor-saving devices, according to a|and Hartford railroad because of trou- tion of the law must be controlled or | recent exhaustive. survey. NOVEMBER -6, 1923. | SUING FOR $300000. life and property will no longer be“ safe and society will break “into a | | thousand pieces.” He said that the | welfare of all rested in the ability of | hat particular law it shall obey. To weaken one law is to weaken all Nov. 6.—Judge j where are you?” ble in discharging coal at docks here belonging to the railroad. Much of |/ this coal was ‘consigned to points in New England and the coal ¢oncern claims that its business was damaged because an arrangement for handling the coal promptly was not carried through by the railroad. At the New Haven offices today it was sald that the suit is probably the result of trouble during the coal strike and fuel emergency. Frigate, or man-of-war bird, has the smallest feet for its size of any fowl, because it spends the greater part of its life on the wingis CIAL SALE A Remarkable Purchase of Sewing Machines To Be Put On . Sale—While They Last At - $29.50 These MACHINES ARE ABSOLUTELY NEW WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS AND ACCESSORIES. They were made up by one of the largest sewing machine manufac- turers in the U. S. and we bought them at a special close out price and are glad to pass the good trade on to you. ! 1f you do not object to 8 machine with box top, this machine will give you the same service as a machine of drop head design that would cost about twice as much. Every machine is fully guaranteed by the manufacturers and ourselves. Come early as the lot is small. We are also making a s| have just received a shipmaent of all the latest models. al sale and demonstration of Sewing Machines, We A DEMONSTRATOR FROM THE FACTORY will be at our store to instruct you in the uses of these light running standard make ma- OPPORTUNITY chines. And also see that you understand all the appliances, eto.,, after the machine is placed in your home. Mr. W. C. Ellis, “Silk Artist” will be with us and besides explaining the superior “Ask for the Queen Anne Model” selling quality of our machines, will do attachment work and make your name in silk—a beau- tiful sonvenir, Bookmark or Coat-mark—Ladies are especially invited to call in. Besides $29.50 SEWING MACHINES—Small Payme_lit_ Down WE ALSO MAKE A WHILE, THEY LAST |\ ipupr ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD MACHIN We offer this fully guaranteed, casy running machine for only $29.50. As the makes. These machines will be sold on lot is limited, come early. The cases are in dark walnut finish, handsomely de- signed. Tel. 72 Taken in exchange for any of these high-grade nationally known Special Club Terms of a Little Each Week Do not get along without a Sewing Machine or use the old time sew- ing machine another day, but come and select the model you want, All machines marked in plain figures at reasonable prices, ohn A. Andrews & Co. “THE BIG FURNITURE STORE” Thogights—fpr You . HE world’s greatest inventors would be wasting their talents if their creations were such that they interested no one clse—and unless some one else were able to enjoy them and benefit by them., Nothing amounts to much that is confined to one person or to a limited group. Stop and think for a minute ! Isn’t it because thoughts are so easily exchanged and spread broadcast that this country is so fine a place to live in? The advertisments in this paper are thoughts. Many of them are thoughts conceived with you in mind—thoughts for your comfort — your pleasure — your health — your” satisfaction, Thoughts that will save you time, money and comfort. Do you take full advantage of them? Do you read them, every day? - Advertising is the voice of _{4merican business. Don’t close your ears to it. { Published by the New Britain Herald in co-operation | with the American Association of Advertising Agencies THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA. TION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN 10,000 DISTRIBUTED DAILY It is the Only Local New: With An Audited Oin:m 152 Main Street