New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBEZ 9, 1923. 2’ T e ——————— = e ) * |oent over the Qctober, 1922 rcrf‘lplq auently are attended by so-called t [ the |nt]mltr|:.l list, lmd T ls nr i‘ nl of any lmm' reen th : P $33,250.19, for am increase of 21.70 | currence of ghe qua d the arriva] | P[]ST “FFEE [iAINS per cent, which was the seventh|Records of No Use to Tell When An- | of the destrietive oceanic wave af any largest increase reported for the fifty | _ other Upheavat Is to €ome But|5IVen point. offices. o . New Haven, in the fifty selected Throws Light on Subject. ' SR Bridgeport, Waterbury, New M- |5 T i st e ke wasnston, ~oo. - sainavae THIRST] GERMANS YOU CAN GET QUALITY of $127,157.17, for an increase of | records cannot be used direetly in et o e Hartford, the other ( predicting earthquakes, the weather Boycotts on Beer to Vefl a.l]d Hflmom n:l(‘llct:;! city on the list, had a Coot‘al bureau asy nces, but study. of a col- High Prices Fail to Wi e ! ; Q K otainllog lection ¢f thase records throws a 4 ; : Y E l E \} I E 137,294.56, f creas Vs 2 Pemile Dewte, - ¢ —_ oE BLRT. A0 e | great deal of light on the natdre of | YcoPlc Won't Be Denied The OU CAN G S R 15.34 per cent. BY GEORGE H. MANNING The age increase for the firty | Cartanakes generaily, and it is hoped | Bochum, Germany, Nov. (Washington Bureau of Now Britain Herald) | gelected cities was 9.92 per cent, while that a some future time this informa- | ccits on beer to br lown the price Washipgton, D. C, Nov. 9.—Con-|the industrial cities showed an aver- | 0N May lead to successtul methods do not work in Ger ) he [ ”” necticut’s leading post offices showed |age gain of 12.03 per cent for October, | ©f Prediction. | public is not sufficiently scif-sacri- gratifying gains in postal receipts|¥iour of the selected and eight of the | The Hawaiian voleanic observatory of | ficing. during the month of October over|industrial cities recorded gains of | the weather bureau utilizes these! Iour hundred loonkeepers of those of the same month of last year, | more then 20 per cent. records and has been instrumental in | Bochum ‘recently 4 s according to figures announced today S e o T the saving of and pperty. | heer because the C [T & by the postmaster general. When a violent earthquake hat E rice. 1 - LIBE RAI— Bridgeport, in the list of firty in- Mother of 20 Wins Decree, pears to have occurred in the { T # dustrial cities for which records are| Melbourne—A mother of chil-! ccean is recorded the obser published, had receipts in the month [dren has just been granted a divoree cfficials send out warnings by just pas#ed of $71,188.79, which was/here. Her husband, she says, de-|and otherwise to the regions an increase of $9,967.92, or 16.28 per|serted her. The woman is 54. lm- affected. Such ecarthg LOOKS LIKE 1914 Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats | | Men’s Suits and QOvercoats w $17.50 , $87.50 | | i $24.50,, $55 riivic. Here you are sure of getting the largest variety in hoth smappy and more conservative styles SPECIAL NEW DRESSES Poret Twill . . . $9.98 BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS $16.95 to $22.50 The Good Wearable Kind—The Suits Have 2 Pairs of Pants SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR FAMILY’S CLOTHING AT THE “UNION STORE"™ Fur trimmed and plain in the season’s pre- vailing shades and models e e yorn \ CREDIT S \luw Built GOOD IN N A THIS Inumlnllnll FRIENDLY of and srone (nlllul-llu This unusual photograph was taken in Munich, Germany, recently. The occasion wag the unveiling of a me mmml dedicated to the dead soldiers of the former regiment of the Bavarian king (Leibregiment). It shows General von Lossow, present commander 115 MAIN STREET NEW BRITAIN, CONN, of the Bavarian Reichswehr (center), Gopgral Count Bothner (left), and former Crown Prince Rupprecht (right). Dr. von Kahr, de Svearing a top hat. 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