New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1924, Page 16

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MAGDONALD GIVES VIEWS T0 NATION British Labor Leader I *for sweveo oo Peace at Home London, Jan. 9. —F ald’s address in Albe n which he infornm compatriots and throt tion at large, that if is inter and r platforn eting. while great reee f labor's victory prospective pl was in spi front g evidence t ravolut time ary fa drastic ald's tend to mak My, Macbho mocracy and socialisy mstructi hat 4 try mfronting Ol day Donald presided reclogted its temporarily, pending monts iy politica I'he ting also ¢ sior the executive off famentary purty tha ing invited te ment the opportunity The parllamentary wet again next Tue the two labor the speech from the Irafting of party, mad over by nutionu! Ten Deaths Resy "W Mexico City s vave as a have and Abroad tamsay MacDon vt Hall last night ned laborite jeaths e, twenty-four hours, according to pelice | reports. The v wrndere The temy homeless his open three below fhem the na nt commy and sumed to ak Mexieo q were peace at homs 1 as indicat City will proce no in- can cabie compa had obtzined use and messages we treme articls 1 wire Ay in eele secording Tex The American meree in Mexico ( ptio at the polls postponement un rit tions he United Me nee wve bee 15, Pr ti State z th \ § to Wiities that 4 few 1 party rema ielogates from th Mexico, chambers is T hat the Ph San i as Great i Roston, n ction, di ‘ st Louis zelos, ile of New York. I a Missouri m" as the fund ntion of leader's he d take the and vt N it he sho and it ation Girls At the Pathing Disupt Fahibi licers labor party #t of commons Ramsay M: New oilice put car foe how i save the Also they to 20 Ye i < on six laily a Gy rs en bloc possible dey 1 situation ndorsed the deci- committees par- | & nt o lop- show icers of the ninnt t in the eve ) form & g more tim extiihitic should b Thess labor purty will | & copipr throne and the an amendment to it General Patrick and Gompers Returning Home Panuina Ju “ Mason M. Dutric States army air sery Gompers, president of the Federation of labor York this afte k, head o nvon ol Major Goene the United and Samuci | American or ice, Director An said the O el steam Until Conditions are result of which Aays dropped to three "nmpico, incinding promised to send W EAR MORE CLOTHES NOW COLD WAVE IN MEXICO it in Past 24 Hours More Normal, (By Stay el ist orth in the m gram) of a ten irred in the last ietims mostly rs who sleep in the perature in the last degrees are grade inications between the United tes lay when all Ameri nies announced the: of the government from ihled to Galveston, of Com- announced condi- second confer- Chamber ity to til rmal business of the xieun Trade n MBI Fehruary 11 had been made than one thousand e United Sta delegations commeree ons of New hiladelphia, C‘hicago, ineiseo and 1.os An- the states wii, Indiana, Color- had rmors o nd Lonisiana reprosentatives, Motor Roat Shows t As Crowds Prefer Ko Wateh Them, n. 9.-—They had to rirls appear- t the Nationu! Motor ind Centeal pi to om disrnption today “ent” et from , thal visitors might to 1he bathing their meehanical W the exhibd- the rp- chanes iruwal of motors a lined wlly de nre ue, will continn im Benjamins May Stay In U. S.. Colt Reports Lok Colt ade Conference Is Postponed | Radio | where | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WED . TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES Great|in war of bootleggers. prime » - James M. Cox at Columbus, says| that a complete deadlock almost, exists in Washington and that it is a | question if this congress will achieve | any worth while results. { 4. Ramsay MacDonald, Britain’s prospective labor minister, declares that peace will be the aim of his ministry, and deplores misunderstanding between France and England; promises to end ‘“the pompous folly of standing aloof from Russia."” HARTFORD Federal council of churches en- dorses proposed $40,000,000 govern- ment food credit bill for German| relief, Ralds in Philadelphia resorts net only ten prisoners; many notorious places are closed and their inmates flee from the city with gamblers, bootleggers and other undesirables asi result of Brigadier General Butler's orders to clean up that eity. Nicholas Murray Butler that Glovanni Papini will | Columbia despite Italian clergyman's | asseyts | lecture a government officials Nogales say that they have earthed plots to send Mexican rein- forcements from Arizona to stimulate rebellion on Mexico's west coast. protest against his satirical refer- Mexican at New York, | automobile | dis- Charles M. Schwab at urged consolidation of companies to reduce excessive tribution costs. Federal trade commision finds the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce guilty of unfalr competition against a farmers' grain marketing organiza- tion and orders it to stop such prac- tices. William G. McAdoo at los Angeles {declares that Mellon tax plan is seri- ou defective in its distribution of the' tax burden. yuantities. TOILET WATER AND PERI'UME Government instruets its customs officers and prohibition agents along the Mexican border to make effective arms embargo against the De lLa Huerta faction in Mexico. Fleur $6.75 ur . $0. rkiss Perfume .. . .S1.50 Toilet Water ....$1.40 Toilet a9¢, Quelque . Quelque .88 S— Houbigant's Thomas P. Marshali Denver, ap- Perfume .. S 13 peals for the restoration of its Marion, 111, is reported quiet after | basic principles to the democratic | arrival of troops to check disorders party. Houbigant's Toilet Water .. Dj Dierk last night. Counsel for the defend- |Chicago Expert Going to ants contended the ship was disabled Lll\OI' to ‘\id at Tu"s Tomb and was coming into New York har- | bor for repairs when seized, and that Laxer, Bgyvt. 3an: the seizure waus outside the three mile | James H. Breasted, note limit, | gist, of the University of Chicago, ar- rives here ou January 15 in antiei- pation of the opening of the Tutank- hamen sarcophagus. I'rof. Breasted lust year the late Farl of Carnarvon in deciphering the hiero- glyphics found in the tomb. Simplicity Toilet Water Drallis Tllusion Concrete T rame i . 8 4711 Cologne . 90c, $1. Houbigant Toilet Water regular 5. Speeial $2.00 G9e .85¢ | ofessor vptolo- i SOAPS Three Main Topies Are. Coming. Up for Discussion at Thi wssisted o Armour's Venetian Bath . 8o, Armour’ Castile Cashmere small . Cashmere Bouguct lar 85 doz By The Associated Press Stork Relgrade, Jan, 8.—The conference of the Little Entente nations openiug here today covers three main points: first, the situation arising , from the Franco-Tiritish divergences over the recently proclaimed alliance between Colco A Czecho-Slovakia und France; second, Colgate’s Big Bath, the relations of the Entente with its co Castile neighbors, under whieh head come cker's Tar the Hungarian loan and the uncertain Unseented situation in Bulgaria; third, economic | Beented | relations among the states of the| Remmer's Peroxid little entente, i Sayman ....... 1 - belli: Castile ....$ 300 CROW Essex Castile Prague, Jan. 8.--The first shipment Physicians and Surgeons, of 500 crown bank notes printed in America for Czecho Slovakia has ar- rived here. The notes will be put in circulation in the spring. West \'irkifiian Reported T Hay Sl doz. n by Mexican Rebels 10c, 9sc doz, Parkersburg, W. Va., Jan. 9. ley Underwood, of West Unien, near here killed by Mexican rebels, according to a telegram re- celved toduy by his sister, Mrs. C. G, Martin, lerwood, who was thirty- had spent a large part Texas, Oklahoma and engaged in ol work, and at Lis death was in charge The time and place of not stated. Officers ami ('Vreb\;"of the Zeghond All Acquitted ~Officers and 1 Zeehond charges of to violate t Volstead $2.80 doz. 05¢ doz. y 95¢ doz, has been of Mexico, the time f a camp. his death was . K135 dos 19 bar NOTES ARRIVE 4,711 Glycerine 4,711 Bath .. Olivilo ...... 'y A for Roger & let. . 35¢, $1L.00 box Euglish Tub Soap, 35¢, 3 for $1 York the uitted t Amber Royale Face CAPITOL—MONDAY Powder, very special at s100/ couspiring Because of the very low prices quoted, we are obli Every article listed is of guaranteed quality. HARTFORD ~ Annual Mid- Winter Sale of sz | DRUGS and TOILET ARTICLES THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ged to reserve the right to limit 2 Drug Department—Main Floor. PILLS Atophan .. Alophen .... 50¢ Aspirin, Bayer's...15¢, 25c, 98¢ Aspirin, Squibbs'...8b¢ per, 100 Aspirin, Upjohn's. . .25¢ per 100 Analax . 9, Boal's Rolls . Beecham's .. Bromo Quinine . Doan’s Kidney Ex Lax .. Hill's Cascara . Pape's Cold . Pape's Diapepsin . Phenolax . Williams® . Calomel Tabs .....20c per § Cascara Tablets Hinkles No, & 25¢ per strength, AND TABLETS $1.00 Rhinitis, 1-2 Soda Bromide, 5 g c per 10 grs., 35¢ per Soda Salicylate, b grs., Soda Bromide, Saccharin, 1.2 gr. .. Saccharin, 1 gr, . Quinine Pills, 2 g Lunch Box and 1-pint Vacuum Bottle, $§1.50 complete. PACE POWDERS Azurea Floramye Djerkiss . 'Ame La Blache Java Rice Dora Powder TOILET PAPER Nabob Rolls ...... § for $1.00 Nabob, Flat . . 7 for $1.00 A. P. W. Pkgs.. $2.00 per carton A. P. W. Rolls, $1.75 per carton BELMONT PREPARATIONS 85c 65¢ Beef, Iron andsWine...... Blood and Nerve Tonie. ... Chilblain Remedy Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, Chloroform Liniment..21e, 4 Douchol Dobels Solution Elixir Iron, Strychnine Larkspur Lotion Milk of Bismuth . Solution Peptonate of and Manganese .... Syrup White Pine and Tar Syrup } Throat Gargle Rhubarb and Iron 40¢, 9c 88¢ Sc Mixture, boc Soda 250, DISINFECTANTS, Alkalol . . , Bhe CN.. 19¢, 38¢ Dioxogen . $2¢, 50c Lavoris . 33c¢, 65¢ Listerine e, 65¢ Liysol . 17¢, 83¢, 6bc Sulpho Napthol ..18¢c, 38¢c, 69¢ Peroxide .. . e, e, 1Te Hubbard's Germicide ... .$1.00 Borine 19¢, 39¢, Toe Zhongiva . . B0 Metal Hot Water Bot- tle, 3 pints, very special Pirate Gold ! “STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT” terday at 79¢. Panwma. Major Genera bedéa nspecting th Mr in the $1.00 box while it lasts. Martelle Patrl ¢t which were brought by customs ot sgents who cuptured the ship off Five Island Cnses aguinst six of the orew dismissed yesterday and the officers were wequitted by a jury Gompers has spent several immig stuting that Michae Canal zone " ¥ and her s 2 Democrats Control N. Y. d e came here Senate by a Single Vote mtioe. wois, thun & Joar —DRINK — TWO FAMILY HOUSE AYER’S SODA WATER IN BELVIDERE FOR SALE, HOT WATE T Take home a bottle of cream soda wsomething you will lke—it's deli- clous. Three size bottles—ie, Open Until 8 P. M. We can sell you a brand new two family All Kinds of Oysters and Clams, hoyse with five rooms on a floor and all improve- Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops | ments with $1,000 to $1,500 cash. It will pay you Lobsters. |to investigate. It is in a section of the city which We Have the Goods 'is constantly improving. The more cash the bet- ngo Imitted to 2CAR GARAGE H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent ROOM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG, TEL, six months' | Jan, 9 stute New York ntrotled the virtue ol the Murtin &, Kennedy, democrat em that Saltators or . Yesterday’s ogion, Jan. d.—A 1 Winners | ter the price. i, R L L L JONISS'S ' CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. in th e H era] d w ant Ad 1 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 3056, Bank Bidg. 267 Chapman Street | _ ATy CINDERS FOR SALE High Grade Furniture FREE TICKET OFFER e | [ RUGS AND I-1Amn.(‘n LRINGS A H. HARRIS | ey — Genural Trucking— I ADK'NS tmates cheerfully given on all §3be PRINTERS AND | r—— et cm— To the Lyceum :THE LD HOME TOWN Featuring “Where the North Begins,” Miss Zara Tertis, || HOUSEHOLD RANG TEL, -»u; STATIONERS 650 East street. { A=TN00 SAY 0 A. D. LIPMAN 66 CHURCH ST 1td not look | vole by vection yeste day o i specia vavated recently \ 10, 15, " » * who was elected as st Kennedy polie: times as many votes Jacob Adler opponent, onin while | purpose of OPINIONS ARE WANTID Clubs Associated With Women's Clibs Asked to Eaplain Views el Benjamin | United Was to petition the re Jemocratic partic 1o plance of it genera heir individual m o make opinions of the world court and pub v and place planks i faroring American ac was presented CROWLEY BROS. 1 PAINTERS AND DECORATORS protoco tors of the of board of diree al today's mecting Fhe orgunizatios s b their annnal $36.00 yree candidates for president batt Angeles i urd’s Bherman o Mrs, Wallaee and Wi wlhiose or staged nt 108 of the federation votes will be bienna convention at Tine 525-521 MAIN ST, Aing Lhe Mr o : WN BY STANLEY Mr | ————-— T R HAVE YOLR VYES FXAMINED AND GLASSES TITTED BY PINKUS Vyesdght Specialist 200 MAIN ST New Writain To the Palace— W s el ke Showing “The Eternal City,” Mr. Emil Larson, sales- BUY WALL PAPER NOW! During Our January Sale You Can Save 20 to 50 By Buying 1923 Patterns Stromberg Carburetor | | A. G Hawker )‘ I'o the Capitoi v Featuring “Rose Maura’s Revue,” Stella Walegora, Winthrop street, I Continuing tonight The Herald will print the names of three people, drawn from the directory, with the informa- tion that if the winners call at The Herald office they will receive—absolutely free—two tickets to the theater specified in the ad in which their name appears. LEap PENCLS WITy RUBBERS AT T, HED There are no strings or obligations connected with this offer—it's an outright gift to our Want Ad Readers. The directory is used every day in selecting the names of the winners and the show they are to see ,with The Herald's compliments. Your name with the notice that you are a That We Are Closing Out winner will be printed some place in the Want Ad section. Example: SPECTAL ROOM LOTS OF ice Living Room, Dining Room and Hall Papers at $1.00 Per Room Lot Each lot contains 10 single rolls and 18 yards JOMN ADAMSE, 117 You don’t have 1o be a regular reader of in order to be “in™ on this, but if you are net, “ 50 Room Lots at 50c Per Room and hunt for your name, ’ - Read our Want Ad Section Today. Find your name || <~ § R M H all C and get 2 Free Tickets to a show. | HUBERT MODGE ,THE PROGRESSIVE AND MUSTLING ™= e L] . o. ! . MERCHANT HAS WASHED MIS WINDOW AND JUST ld B RECEWVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF NEW GOODS |} PRICED TO MEET ANY COMPETITION 179-183 ARCH ST. NEW BRITAIN, CON s S SESSSESS

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