New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 4

| THEATER IS DESTROYED ]‘"‘,—L,fi‘i‘?hfii rocstyed from ucr.mm,|ff.f’ffii-5231.":3""’@&,’;‘2{"2033. f R {to offset the above, a total of 244.|field, were, uglike the rest, hatless, 1058,000 gold marks. ‘These ..:m»;l Their costumes were simple and plain. | EENTER FOR SILVER *~-c e, | INSURNGE IS SO0GHT Choose either of these Neustrelitz Consumed By Flames 4 et Which Leave Only Walls, LADY TERRINGTON M P | Mart of Trade Being Shifted From scuerreiie, seciient 9. WEARS LATEST STYLE, ot Taken o my tondon peope The former Neustrelitz 1€ To Protect Their Investments in| with a history dating back to 1731, s o LOl]dfll] IO N(’»W Yfllk recently was, destroved by fire, Noth. \\r“ Repregentative Does Not ¥ ollow French Securities, B~ ing but the walls of the old buildfng | | v P RS remain, but a me nent has been Precedent Set By Lady Astor But London, Feb. 29.—The regent per.! Siew Fork. Feb.. 29 AR AN A sarn the ; |sistent decline in the value of the| v the gllver center of the worl from The Neustrelit yurt theater wa 1s Elaborately Gowned | French frane, and llha unnnstacmn“ Londen to New York is in progresy, foundsd by the dukes of Macklenburg | MoGrath, Alaska, Feb, 29, - A |CONditlon of France’s fingnces, has| according to builion and wsilver ex. | re known, for their interest in |y.. onrriad out hor campaign threat |eaused a good deal of worry to busi- change experts, who report that su. artist airs. It was opened with ar_her best clothes in- the |2 people here who have invel premacy in the market is slowiv, but performaneces by a troop of “ducal | of commons instead of fellow- ments in French securities or tra BNirsly, passing from Great Britain to ¢ <" The last o fthe Macklenburg e lead of Lady Astor, who set a m‘\‘;’;':\t.i:';s.::f',‘ ,:,}!,\a,:f(;,"‘::n;-ren'!\- vhr"’ L mjwi ’fiuv s 5 =19 § ”'-( ,'hd‘fl:rro:fl'l rd r;\]vl‘t ent for the first three women |y 0p insuring against the franc going | Spiucoq MEntporation cof e hesti s iy o Mru i o (M. Ps with her simple black coat f¢o 200 1o the pound sterling, and have | fae possible by direct shipo s of silver theater in a way that made it one of lg4 4ng white silk shirt with broad {taken out pelicles at (he rate of 30| from this country to the War Eastarn | the best standard stages in Germany. o & jturn-back collar | guineas a hundred pounds llv\u!’l‘.nl“" | nations, the largest consumers of the Feven of the eight faminine parlia- ‘hou es consider the rate is not exees. :L:::r M,x'}"fl‘m.»f-w\“”":‘,i A -y"“r': DOGS NHED KNIT DRESSES Inisnintisns anpsaved for fhe 8retl [sive tor a twelve-month policy. con- | ) Pay Only ments were made in large volume to S days’ debating in plain dark costumes, | gidering the manner in which foreign | Tondan, from where reshipment was {either black or brown. But Lady Ter- | eurrencles havefbeen fluctvating M. n Lady Dectes Doclares That They Need (rington were a three.piece model of |ste al yports fram the United 5 black charmeuse, the loge coat lined — { R Stat ¢ . Ve Fast These Garments To Keep Warm with lacquer red and bordered with . 'EAR RECORD { L erbraided i red t teh CUSTONS N Igold overbra n o match Mot - - ) 5t ¥ Whils -Motoring Her gcer allken stockings were of af Manila, Feb. 28 = Tho gross ce- light hue. She wore a little hat, its | 1978 reecipts of i “'; WY i crown swhithed with a wide black rip. 1973 amounted to %5 gl q 14 by bon ticd in a bow on one side. n |the record in: the history of the is.; ) were reshipment om the motorin, s 5 ~were €0l » 8 I or pxce t P il Gertrude. La: . ot the win. the center 8¢ the hat was an upright | [ands. with the:exception of the year | 1920, when the total was $5.800,000 of tanalas show of the Veingese clubd at buckle that caught and flashed yh.1 Rl A iy Ssrine heris ot toinen Sy . Low Weekly with its AT Hhin y 3 | Lady Aster was dressed with the ; OT BOTHERED . y . same severity, quakerish in its sim- Dublin, Feb. .~=The English rail. t il ibuicdandioi) P bl dewened by hor PUCity with whieh ehe has always ap | way strike has had. little effect on | Terms to take the pluse of the ald jog's Peared in fim hoeuge. So was Mrs. Ireland. Mall trajns are running al. which was usua'ly plamn | Phillipson, a former musical comedy [most on the usual schedule with enly —Te e e plece of material i |ar,“and | Mie, Wixtringtin “wete | Erifing dMare ng (N MO 1 live- | These two much wanted models are without ind the animai's body T c- | black. as e Duchess of (#tock has not been inteprupte he E 3 iR . e 3 o periy stped | Atholl wore & black frock and shin. |strike may affect the coul xupplies of doubt the most popular in the entire Victor 1eg hioles, and draws up arcund 10§ hat of draped wtin. The three |Belfast (f it continues line. Sturdily built, with perfect tone—and o Do he preponderant . Their Home fn Far North With Na. ing position for come time, experts ‘w Hove | the Women As Wives. h 4 N . -4 4 McGrath, Alaska, Teb. 29 —A ) ! i Tondon market is at y v‘,,,‘;‘, dogzen men are living within the Arc. tie Cirele on the Koyokuk river, with | | { Sharp increase in price effective March 1st. Lurepe g q.,.pm... of y be melted down and re. | tortunes ranging from § :wmmp!ul | 3 be melted d hd e SoEtUORH aAglA y 2 Hurry while these two models are which sinea 1915 ha. according to Cap- . n old-time _prospector still available V) ounces to the e whe, after striking pay”, came out while T n yper y 29.—Knitted jumpers | 0 punces, of 5. € y them warm whea traction of cheaper shipp to the silver buye i and China this winter on his aunual vacation. | been pettled down to en. Only Cessgtion of Ihev uge the parcel post to procurs ernment under | What luxuries their tastes demand. | | Jeave their Polar wildcrnes: | e e e e Ouly when some prospector makes FEW LEFT 4 final clean-up and tupns his dust in A ndon. Feb. 20 - Longon e pehe. |, 10me bank can wn tatimats be “Th i BROMO hNIN " f th lendid Upright Phonographs featured sagiche ‘_v'-““h_”" on fire made of the amount of gold being R‘) 0 ose splendic righ raphs cago Y pieg ol Tl i, p R ere is no other - Q during our recent sale. To clear you may have them man who carried four suitcares, each | proven Sute fop mora than & Quarter of & Century as & quick Saturday for only e brigade h 1 at I containing # portion of his clean-up, be left gasping after seeing one of | ecrimated to total u" 100, and effective remedy for Colds, Grip and Influenzs, and as 2 yours get away to vt Aol Provantiv through the traftid,’ FRANCE PAYS HEAVILY Teveniive. gos . 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