New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1924, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1924. JAPANESE CHEFR FORCYRUS . Woo0s Retiring Ambassador Gets Won- derful Ovation in Tokio By the Associated 1 Tokio, June Cyrus k. Woods, retiring American ambassador was the ce 1 figure of an it Tokio this 0 route hom Crowds od i ation 1orning for Yol law, Mrs, e his way ditficulty view of the r tublic feeling imated that 10,000 people we were Woc tray perform relic and atter the time o An extra police 1 along the Wonds party, b n cident on his d t without a sign of anything bu ness for him. Mr. Woods boarded the Pre McKinley today. It 3 tomorrow 830,000 Gem Rohbery Is Reported in Philadelphia Philadelphia, June b.—Ts ! reported to the y a had heen robbed of ween $20 A he was tral sectic William 1 who was A touring car nse plates pull the salesmar young me tols and or 11 cases into their mac d %0 and the ban! o off House Votes Down Ban on One Piece Bathing Suits Washington, June sleventh-hour rush to leginlative pr resentatives %0 on rec bathing sutts, poliey on ing natl on an a » ppropriating 1ng beach 1 ton, demoerat, of amendment w ned the one irdignantly r the members | gram, found t ord | soviet Dresses Up Moscow—Blitha eame to t beards, ers, and with high coat Dame Fa The r y-garbed diplomats f pean ecountries ha officials more parti o fthelr own dress Don’t Neglect Your Skin 1 adice—A few davs’ treatinent with CARTER'S Little Liver Pills | do more to clean up the skin than all the beauty treatments n o ereation. imperfeet complexion Try the good used car bazar. 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It is now doubtful if Mr. ‘\ o P o i Cannon will be able to attend : Sends Fishy Gift | [ 7 New York —— Rainbow trout eggs 4 from Oregon—5,000 potential fish were sent to Czecho-slovakia aboard 1the White Star liner Pittsburgh ve- | | cently, The cggs—a gift of the United | States to the central European repub- {lie—will he used to stock mountain streams where natural conditions cor- respond to those of the trout's native | habitat. Chafing of Infants, Children and Grown People Instantly relieved by She comes from Corsica, same as Napoleon, but it will be a Just | now she's taking all prizes in French beauty shows, The Paris ' Cinema Club is latest to elect her, | | sovercignty of America liex in the | / Ipeople. The judges, the president and LL congress are but agents and servants, | n osavs, ‘ate N, i ‘ i | ) Mr. Catchings appears as XN HEALING POWDER F !1is own counsel. TS C HILDREN 6 AL For Skin Irritations, Rashes, or Soreness | There's Nothing Like It. 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