New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1924, Page 12

\FW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD,-WEDNE s LLord and in Him to find curity and frece Make ss a o solitary place t to rejoice 1o loc viour, WORTAL REMAINS * LAII] AT REST to be| and ndo the heavy voke; let the banish sorrow and 11 mankind Jesus Christ stow throug nd b ting joy Amen outsid aficss trees s or out be- aven- © to carry st man Ada v streets and t A To host dended chords of the Witness, g more t man in those ew To to this ristory highly His ac- erved for the and sident and his cabinet and the 1 admirals, all th n that the bene hment s own loved ones alone heir liction would see the last when the casket in hody of \\.mlu W GENERAL RESPECT IN FUNERAL HOUR Numerous Places Pay Final e Tribute to Wilson in the Wis cities N o eity a lik and t vakn ¢ wisdom to ot Keeping Millions Free From Colds and La Grippe Materials used in the of the W. H. HILL’S LIFE WORK Colds cause more illness than any other human ailment. Re 1 this 50 years ago, W.H. Hill 4 termined to devel acting scientif and la grippe rem Years of research b discovered a m mula. He backed it w integrity and a nam- ¢ faction or money back. " Today more than 4,000,000 families— one-fifth of Americz's population—use and recommend Hill’s Cascara Bromide The formula has never been changed in -q—“zcumry. What Hill's has done for millions, it can do for you. Demand red box barm( Ilr Hill's po-trait. All Boli Excello, ';:v. Nor- Rari- vtonia, andy, n, Truonet, Amolaine, op 2 qu & tan, correct col And trimmings include Man- churian Wolfe, Beaver- Fitch Opossum and the fine fur Muftlon. Some have just col- lars of fur—others have collars and cuffs. Memorial services wepe the most ex- |lc'1~n(- coats are here at $11.95 \ garments f:wmunul»lfl gUNk W SDAY, | at ene o'clock, L 18 sions were adjourned the stock market ol | the principal stores | between 3 and 4 o'clo | Memorial services | for this afternoon in St. dral, King’s ¢hapel and other ¢ A brief memorial servic ed at the navy yard, Trenton, N. J, Feb. 6.—Military honors were paid the nremory of Woodrow Wilson by the New Jersey National Guard today. A salute of 13 guns was fir t dawn and every half hour thereaft single gun was jto be fired with a salute of »\ln~ at sunset. LEGION COMMANDER 4 10 VISIT THIS CITY C. P.-Armstrong Will Be Guest of Eddy-Glover Post | 20 and 45 F%end for the new booklet,“Through Thick and Thin”, which gives unusual diet suggestions you can follow without hunger or discom- fort. A copy for you free while thesupply lasts. Write R. B, DathoN.Hobolun, rong y an post, mander Ar ory of m.,, r H. Howe churet First pastc tev, Ck ¥ to the f tion's lan te Woodrow Wilsc ! Tun every hou it Fort sunrise th wrd acad o my sund At su IS ourly from Wright d at the prom- airs, 1t is umber will be « ausiliary w rarnish Timrsday —_‘A» Remarkable One Day Bargain Event - 1 il (1 o ‘ AT ONLY $14.95 ken out of the rack. incerely bLelieve we are offering vou THE GRE T COAT AND DRESS BARGAINS in this vicinity and we URGE you to at least come and SEE the MARVELOUS COATS and DRESSES we hd\\!(l‘;l“”‘ led for you in this special ONE DAY 3 and a ma- of stoc . only—t: This Sale is for Thurs $19.95 Dress Bin—and from the $24.50 coat W da gt ',4"” Britdins Shopbing Eo Arer THE St = STORE 380 1o 386 Main s/ v Y | "ou‘,m [w/y/cdu - 'morrow even Offerin New Spring Dresses mu dresses from our FEBRUARY 6, 1924 They're delicious that way. Digest better too. | City Items - | , A marriage license was issued this arternoon to Frank Garelia of 61 Grove street and Miss Sophia Rosens . head of the ty Mission will speak at the an-j nual City meetinh here to-| itev. and Mrs. G. H. Schneck will{ tomororw for New York where « Schneck will undergo on opera- | tion in the Brookiyn German hospi- tal l The annual meeting of the Hard-| Co-operative corporation evening. All the officers| Teave Mother (‘onfesses Plot To Kill Her Husband Louis, e, 6.—Mrs. Dora Saali, the mother of five children, con- i, according to police here today, o and Ora Thoel, 42, had con- | st wr, living nea I was found in a weli by his \ containing feet of brother, who v cries for as WANTS SHARE IN DRIVE The Salvation Army advisory coun- it met la tition the United Communty corpora- tion for admision in the next spring drive, A budget for $4,000 was adopt- ed, Pred O, Rackliffe, E. W, Christ and Joseph It Andrews compose the commitiee, Coming at the Capitol “THE DARLING COF NEW YORK” with Baby Peggy | 800d faith, her |to share in the es | European countries to start factory evening and voted to pe- |d .. ANDFRENCH ~ Enjoy Eating LAW SETTLEMENT Will of Rene Degas Has - Inter-| national Flavor Without Dyspepsia Eat What You Like, Avoid or Stop Sour Risings, Gassiness and Such Distress — Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Make Your Stom- ach_Comfortable Paris, Feb, 6.—The two American children of Renc Degas, named Mul- ton, residents of New Orleans, have been awarded one-sixth each of their | father’s estate of about 4,000,000 francs, while the remaining two- thirds are given his , three French children by a second marriage. While the court held Degas' second marrage was nuil and void, because | it occurred before his American d voree was legalized in I'rance at the | same time it wa$ held under French law that as the second wife acted in ildren are entitled | te. | “The division 5 determined by | another IPrench I whieh automati cally divided an estate in equal par lone each ror every child and an ditional part of which the father may dispose by will, In the Degas case, however, as the father left all of his| estate to his French children, the | court awarded this additional sixth | to them The case is not yet finished ever, as the American heirs intend to push a ' suit agal French heirs on the ®ilegation that the latter aiready have taken about | 1,000,000 francs of the estate which |Thes line In the day's battle with all sorts of busi- css complexities, many a man invites trouble. by without food. He wants how- |5 avoid dis but merely brings it on. they |17 he will e the |them to ot is regular meals/and help t by using Stuart’'s Dyspepsia will work better, eat better, and feel good all the time, if en bothered with indigestion. ts give the stomach the alk o make it sweet, stop acid ris- assiness, digest meats and pre- sod for mourishment, Tt is a 1 to th who work hard and the vit ements of good food. Get a 60-cent hox of Stuart's Dyspepsia_Tablets At any drugglst and fortify vourself in the battles of the business world. should be returned for division among all the heirs. Denmark was one of the first of the , inspection by women. | BUY A USED CAR ' the same way you would buy a new one | of a Reliable Dealer selling a standard make of new car For the next three days we will have on display at our showroom several recondition- ed cars we have taken in trade for new FORD CARS These are exceptic—=l “buys” and it is worth your time to see .. em. ALL MODELS—REASONABLE PRICES Many others not included in this display from $10.00 up Elmer Automobile Co. 22 MAIN ST. New Britain Phone 1513 The D.Miller Co. Fur Trimmed Coats and Spring Dresses g special purchase of carefully selected group own The Materials: Canton Crepe, Satin Canton, Laces, Satins, Taffetas, Georgettes, Twills, Kanton Knit, Velvet, etc. Styles: Business Wear, Street Wear. Afternoon Wear., In all wanted colors. All Sizes 26 CHURCH ST. Window Shades The best place in the city to buy Window Shades; made of the best materials, with Hartshorn rollers and guaranteed workman- ship. Let us estimate for home needs. MOORE BROS. SAMITARY FISH MARKET IS THE PLACE 710 SELECT YOUR FRESH FISH A BIG VARIETY AND FINE QUALITY Fancy Georgetown Shad—730c¢ pound. Elegant Long Island Scallops—50¢ pint. Long Island Sea Bass, Large Fresh Mackerel, Medium Mackerel, Fancy Snapper Blues, Large Flounders, Lake ! Champlain Smelts, Saybrook Eels, Penobscot Salmon, lLong Island Sea Bass, Spanish Mackerel, Fillet of l"loumkrl.l | Fancy White Halibut, Fancy Swordfish, Rockport Cod, Bos- | ton Bluefish, Elegant Shore Haddock, Live and Boiled | 'llmnp, Long Island Seallops, Finnan Haddies, Steaming [ Clams, Open Long Clams, Round and Little Neck Clams. Boneless Salt Cod 18¢ pound—3 pounds 50¢. Try our open Oysters, opened fresh every day at our market. They are fine. MOORE BROS. SANITARY FISH MARKET 30 COMMERCIAL ST. JUST OFF MAIN