New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1923, Page 21

trial city, is still far from having re- covered the factories she lost when machinery was evacuated into Russia during the war. The soviet govern- ment promised to return it, but, through neglect or inability to find the madhinery, has sent only a small proportion back to Rnga. TLAthuapia, being mainly agricul- GOBLIN OF THE EAST New Rep“blics Are Prospering Germany for wmanufactured articles But Are in Uneasy Mood | 5reiomees: trontmes sver Viina® and | Memel with thé Poles, has not reached the obvious propperity of her norther | neighbor. But it too, is moving ahead. Lithuania’s relations with between troubled Giermany/and Soviet | Soviet Russia may be said to be.more cordial than those of her sister states. Russia, but, foreign observers in thr-iri Esthonia, which probably grows capitals say, are as yet far from san- | more potatoes to the square mile than guine as to their future. |Ireland ever dreamed of turns most Riga, Nov. 16.—The three new Bal- tic republics lie like peacefulg oasis _ Latvia, Esthonia and Lithuania, |of them info aleohol and her spirit from all = surface indications, have |industry is thriving . In fact, she is passed through various crisis common | the Bahamas of the Baltic with dry to infantile states, and are |IlNl)‘}I(uss| dry Finland, and somewhat childrem in the family 6f nations. dry S en anl Norway as neighbors, NEW BRITA 21 DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY} NOVEMBER 16, 1923 FRENGH ATHLETES URGE Reichel concluded, “we want to (el | Winter Hints for Farmers Iy farmers’ bulleting and circulars use- ing a Home Heating Plant, ‘The that we have defeated the best in the ful to the public. The list includes: | Bedbug,” “Care of Mature Fowls,” world, which would not be the case| I : 25 | “Irost and the Prex D. o | and Loading Cars of Potatoes 4 W blic rost and the Prevention of Damage .ining and Loading C RUGBY FOR AMERICANS should America abstain. The pres- Made _(m) n to the Pu From 1t,” “Potato Storage and Stor- |for Protection from Cold,” “Sweet tige of the ({Innl»l_" games demar Washington, Nov. 16,—Coming of age Hou ' “Pork on the Farm: | Potato Storage," feasuring and that the United Staték cnter every | inter has led the department of | Killing, Curing and Canning.” “Dis- | Marketing Farm Timber,” and “Har~ Chagrined | track, ~field and team cvent. I am sure we will find the boys from over- there when the whistle | Olympic Officials Greatly | agriculture to announce a list of time- cases of Apples in Storage,” “Operat- | vesting and Storing Ice on the Farm.” Over Report That U. 5. Will Not | (00 "0, blows."” Colonel Robert M. Americs Enter Football Competition. Thompson, presi- | Paris, Nov. 18.—French Olympic | dent of the n Olympic com- ¢ officials are greatly chagrined over | inittee, had several conferences | . the report from New York that the | with Reichel about the matter and | United States will not participate in | has cabled New York that, in his | the Olympic Rugby competition, | opinion, the United States should send While unwilling to discuss the cir- | a rugby team to France. cumstances leading to such a decision i “The Furniture and Drapery Shop” on the part of the American Olymplc REVIVE OLD INDUSTRIES - : ittee, members of the French | " ST 4 | i O ee. emompire Of the oTTench | London, Nov. 16. — mhe vinnge |} 63 MAIN STREET Next to Methodist Church that the United States will.be there | Placksmith, the saddier, the wheel- | i S S R T RN 25 EINAT T with & rugby team at the finals wright and many other old English o ot | industries have fallen on evil days | They realize that American rugb¥ | ¢prough changed conditions of life as is quite different from the European |, roquit of improved machinery game, but at the same time they re- f call that during the Inter- and | | seience. | In order to revive and develop these OUR'LOW OPERATING EXPENSE But each of these baby nations still is | Bootlegging and \n:kka running are haunted by the spectre of a gdblin|prosperous and puted callings | 8ames in 1919 the American army put | . quctries, o Rural Indust es Intelli- | Russim who some day may step in|among the sturdy folk of this mari-[# team on the field that came Within ) geyce hurcau has been formed and and gobble it up like the giant in time and farming republic. a few points of defeating France’s ) pac rocommended, among other Jack and the Beanstalk. { “Since Memel has been taken over |best. At Antwerp in 1920, the Ameri- | gpivoethe installation of modern ma- Just now, according to American |by the Lithuanians—and they mean | can tea malso gave a Nery good Ac- | pipopy, and other foreign observers at Riga,!to keep it—each of the Baltic states | count of itself. ¥ S Reval and Kovno, who se their be- lief upon first hand information from {has a port that Soviet Russia either covets today or will covet some day. “We should like pete, first, because we feel that rug- America to com- Is U, S, Chief Che t Moscow, Sovicet Russia has des gt {a e e alh B thet stted | by e i " Dr. Charles A. Browne, whg has ks f oW, 8 ; has no desire’| That {s why for all of their admitted | by is one of the.best sports for the | Dr: Chsrles 4. Browne, whg has An cxtoptionsl fins sslaotion of \Dining Tioom CRETONNES for the trouble and war that aggres- |and sometimes boasted patriotism and | development of physical education, | P¢Cn ™ ) ¢ ¥ Suites shown in all the newest | Specially priced for ONE WEEK sion against these states would mean. nationalistic spirits, the baby Baltic |and second because we feel that the Chemistry of the United States depa 45t : $178 00 ’ ! NE WEE In fact some of the more optimistic |states still think of the Goblin in the | winner of any individual or team com- | MeNt of agriculture, automatically be- e s cobypi i Hepuiar 200 e Russian teaders predict that wi | Bast. | petition in 1924 should be universally | CO™Mes the chief chemist of the United Come, let us show you what you get at this price. | special Price—Yard ........ decade or so, the Baltic provine Those who have seen the Latvian, |recognized as supreme. This would | States. The title is one of trddition, PERIOD BEDROOM SUITES Regular 59%¢ yard— of course, and the honor willingly join the union of sovict,so- | Esthonian and Lithvanian armic not be the ease for rugby should the arries with In the n two-tone walnut finish. You should Special Price—Yard ..........veiieeei.. calistic republics as autonomous | they would put up a very hard fight|"nited States fail to compete.” Thus |t @ certain responsibiljty, for peo Regular 69¢ yard— states. {if the Russians attempted 8sion. | gnoke Frantz-Reichel, general secre- |2} over the country will soon begin see the f-picce suite $180 00 Special Prico—Yand Of the three states, Latvia perhaps |They do not expect it—for some|gare’ or the French committee to bombard him with questions, the | at g i ons . : * is @t the present the most prosperous, | years. A : 3 | answers to which, from wny other This is about 207 under ‘the price you would pay Patieras Aud cofore (it WAL ImaKE Bretsy; SWE Her imports were only slightly above S We earnestly desire also that|goyice, would not'be as satisfactory. clsewhere ) S ((AIepcs, couck caver, (RN DETOES, Gte. e A S Vet o ol B rughy be not considered as exclusive- | COLOR COVits this year it is hoped that the trade, One-Armed Golfer in Matches |y o tish sport, b:l' a game of LIBRARY TABLLS e 5 balance will be in her favor. Her| _(ecil Gardner, a son of ur‘,‘,”,",‘]‘I;"r“”:‘f;“"'i")“,'"‘l"']‘“"i""|“ o All new patterns, finished in brown | ¢ JArEC Aswvimonr. 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