New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1924, Page 6

He Could Tell awomes=tan o e Finds Kellogg’s Bran “Easy way fo avoid | two were spooning e T i O e et g Ve e constipation” after suffering for years patly (Sund it A : do you think I'v n all my li i Bldg.; hurch iitrect, e } Al o L 8 AL | e Constipation is a dangerous discase.| Kellogg's Bran relieves mild and A - i . rmont. There ’2 0 ; ! It ean lead fo many others, Twenty | chronic constipation hecause it is ALL J RAT ’ enson Lo belie 2 | | years’ suffering with constipation un-|bran. It brings sure results. It : the 2,000 sachu- By | dermined this man’s health. Kellogg’s|sweeps, cleans and purifies the intes- TLER Vs SLEMP Bran restored it—as it has done for|tine in nature’s own way. Don’t ex- $2.00 Three Mont REEIEER . healt, ! G L o S : Maxson FoxrawL JupEtt . T[] L CAL SGH[][][S thousands. This is what he says: |periment, Only ALL bran can be 100 s Oftlen- st Mitw- By s, el sl : by i " GLORGE S, CHAPPELL PASSES LY | “Gentlemen: per cent effective, After eating Kellogg's Bran twice aealn st 1w B Wild Willies A day for one month I fod it not only I{ 3“'““\1"]:‘“"”; e IK‘T“"" & “"""{ : an ‘Easy Way to Afd Consti cooked and krumbled, is guaranteec ,.,‘; ol leflCeling iboted JOUI’flfil OI EdUCfifiOfl Pl‘fliSCS tion,’ but an easy and most pleasant | to bring permanent relief—or your " ;t‘;' up .\T'p,{(pul s Ford. = , St tgfl:\;‘riepi‘!‘-i“: have been,nt:numb;e: groecr returns your money. You perior |-, 2% 80 fas sous O . 5 e “ should eat tw) tablespoonfuls daily— bk my_ stomach - greatly improved, and R A Train Quatrain i s find it & epecific for constipation, The flavor iz delicious—nut-like— coat the o ahT i L e i . . . Ddeem it only justice that 00k k led. Enjoy it wi L oe o ex That statements by local educators you should know what your product ,Cnnkcau:ug,:‘;:fhsi?in“:{w‘:; n,;z‘: cereals, cooked with hot cereals, or in the delightful recipes on avery pack- at the Kellogg Company, Battle Creek, | 28¢. Made in Battle Creek. Sold by Mich.) grocers everywhere, itional Member of The i er of 1 t to th pot \ e > Ass e exclu it But t} .8 that Mr. paid entir ation, a d yet g seems oppresse cares, that New Britain's, cational has done for me, and what it is t g fre-pabliiet : %) 0 isc, no doubt he fear siandard is so high that it is the capable of doing for others.” may lose his berth-co - |aim of school teachers ail over New (The original of this letier is on file igland to gome here for at least a the Land of Growing Thin few years' traifing are li 1y true is E to a borne out in a striking ner, by " statements he ine ¢ he m DOLLAR DAY YOUR CHANCE ' bR BecIientafin dlibgdunoRlsan sRoCALL ! © swec , [ r Journal of Lducation which states in the front rank among the schoo! t . g il I o e Obsergations s I i ta v i th , “you ew Sritain, has been one of the | Sunshine Socicty Votes to Provide i i i ‘ : ¥ leading cducational cities in New | 0n Tbe Weatfier sumably that power of the good eld days, undoubt e England for 75 years and maintains| 0" Room in New Hospital—Do- | Hut D 0T B I T GO G A (T A its prominence. nates $100 to Fresh Air Fund, experience incident to operat- watchful house ors, p f s / N “The New Britain stz rmal g ) Washinatan! Tios 17 —Foreokst tor {nE ortait a0 i ¢ L wolle v 1 school, Marcus White, principal, A room in the New Dritain Eouthern Naw Dogland: Talr. 1b: 3 DAL lebrates its scventy-fifth anniver- €ral hospital one of the better rooms ,)jxht, warmer on the south coast; L ELg = vy by cntering the best state nor- | with private bath, will be furnisiied | Wednesday increasing cloudiness New Britain me Our Own nral school building in New Engla and maintained by the Cannonicus | propably followed by local thunder HOROSCOPE i 1,000 and the most com- | Branch of the Sunshine society ac-!gnowers: moderate southerly winds. chances are almost overwhelming t lucting' 1 olidge Depart building for junior collge cording to action taken at a meeting | yor New Haven angd viclnity: Fair , aaiid A fect Hine y ; Strom: If you we preparation of ele tary school | of this organization at the Y. W. C.|(onight; Wednesday %unsettled, prob- he will be in no more powerful posi- he wou SCLOLY STMSCHIDETE WAN e X n e0k 1 17, your fife is governs teachers under one roof in the United | A. yesterday afternoon. | ably showers in the afternoon. tion with regard to the senate than bound to go wrong. The oid guard ed his best ke e eve M- | conatellation. Otonits, s on It was voted to donate $100 to the | Conditions: The area of high stomedeto what happened 1o thiy 4 s ¢ * Ouion, the sacred fic The Ndw Britain state normal Fresh Air Camp fund. pressure that covered the lake ordingly, you 1 0 created by legislature in 184 = Members of the society are :ul regions yesterday morning has moved Sine ST I Asiar powerfu ature v e the pet ereation of Henry Bar- | Niantie today enjoying an outing and | yapidly castward to the New England greatly weaker, and see Mr. Butler operate the politi- put o lar ars cntitied 1 infl ,,'.\H‘ I"\.m“ut,,' a N w-l running mate of lorace | Mmaking a visit ta the state farm fur‘.wf..u, Pressure conditions rr‘gmam are threatened with | cal plant on an efficiency basis. The thanks and patronage of the com-igonin e win Lower, too Mann in public school promotion, | Women. low between the Mississippi Valley ¢ and it was generally regarded in its Mrs. Henrietta Pincl an aetive | 3nq the Rocky Mountains, Showers arly s as the best-equipped | officer of the organization, will en-|yvore fow and scattered. Tempera normal school in the new world, tertain the society at the Berlin com- | t;res are higher in England, LGt hotinay e 2 “It was located at New Britain be- ¥ House next Monday after-|rhe maximum at New Haven yester- sition to put any v ’ 1 cause the citizens were ady to make | oon. 1ay was above 80 degrees for the first laborite are to run for reelection, with ' iner to take his grievance direet to ply be included in a dol v bar-'p, R R VOU'N g arger financial sacrifices therefor £ I time this year. This is the latest the president. The incident will serve gain has been marked to theesollar: put over on you as—s ; than any other community in the i TUNNEY AND CAl seasonal date in the vears of local : E more than any other commu- ew York, June 17.—Gene Tunney ! record on which the temperature first Wty in the Untied States had made And Georges Carpentier were mateh- | reached or exceeded 80 degrees. Ab- Bhould Coolidge be re.ele New v 1 3utler began con- to make convention like the first during the recent 65th session of the isn't acc The probabilities are that it and isn't going to sit back supinely loss of six meats in the senate, old guard says Rutler's dawdling over munity. They have shown enterprise ' strojger won't power. vice-presidential nomination was and daring, and onie their part | “no!” you mean it by which would give control of the up- per house fo the democrats, Three far from efficient. to interest public in special bar-| For this reason, insurgent republicans and one farmer- | Slemp was the first person of prom- gains, Everything that could possi- a chance for the republicans to defeat the latter—Magnus Johnsc There to make the president eritical over jevel, it nd ti Ononius men usua stenographers so they ca e agreement was sigued this after- cloudiness, overy day Gibson, respective manage Massachusetts tions for such an institu- @1 today to meet in a fifteen round pormally high maxima were again The chances on the whole are that ling roughshod over tite fank and the occan of hargains. clope with siano. tun | demonstrate utic prof A " : e sional preparation of teachers. during the week of J .| fair weather followed hy inereasing With a reduced total of republican ¥yond that resentment and failure to | he f y. During July and & Clon'arons “Today, us on rs of the| Yuma, Arizona, only has 18 cloudy bl e liere are more than 1,000,000 peos fions SR bureau number 700, unemployed in England. 1 conditions to his attention early ' hbargains to interest morning shoppers v S res . in the United States nu —— be ordercd and carricd out irrespec- - JINGLE-JANGLES . ing school purposes, There s never are two democratic senators who the methods of his naturs E l he tatl By q nh to t { dictating to them after the cer to : might be defeated, ts, Buticr and Frank \\’ Stearn. will be downtown ¢ ) ’ Vel In ni AR ver i ORETTN did New 3r bout for the Ame 1 light heavy- reported Monday from the southwest 3 8 fw championship at the Polo| Conditions favor for this vicinity republicans will lose e sena- file the old guard may be advis- Tomorrow marks the lust Wednes- | even leavir h i e republicans will e ¥ . 5 SRR principals were men of high national i’ tors than they can hope to gain able up to a certain point, but be- day until Septemher when stores will reputation. noon by Francois Descamps and Billy - — senators, confirmation by the senate cooperate would be the natural con- Aug w Britain’s stores will close und nd vour coe . vears, the New Britai schoo! N two tighgers, days in an ¢ Age Y e president yorta o . | seque Tl emp-Bu ¢ at noon cach Wednesd and each ared the hotisew who Peen ) ' of the president important nomina | y 4 ] teacher preparation. For in : 10 permanent employes would be extremely difficult, was fortunate for the president as it | Wednesday morning will see speciul i tMueh New RBritain was the first comm census Committee chairmanships would go to calle = g the opposition., Investigations could in the campaign. — schools unreservedly at t} L f the state normal school train- e \ Vipit tive of the views of the president. ENGLAND AND MEXICO acts an ancies ... gl been a time when the ettizens of Foreign policies would have to be Wher r 0 sovereign nations gt ) Britain have not loyally and libe BY ROBERT QUILLEN 8 Y% et the needs of the school. There limited to those upon Which the pres- into the stow of an argument, city 8 . H — - P R ; i a teacher in New Britain who Negatlves fdent and a democratic senate could | zens in all other sovercign nations sit 4 not first s certificate, and Pres back and try to listen. That is the _w"f & Remior ineiol 6k th this has been frue for many years By DR. FRANK CRANE The country will replace 32 - situation just now as regards England LI Ll venty-five of teachers are | o N : f thirt t " i Those wino e atives i e longest The tors In November, all of whom were ay Mexica Some girin ¥ tes o hirty-eigl different 1 v gat \.‘“ t m 9 \ e ' colleges, of which ninetecn are v L colors is that they die ont in their satistaction chosen in 1918 during the republican It appears that Herbert C. Cum- TDirat this publicity of income ton sy popos e The adiantag i the commonplace is that it sls jonger, It is ever i g00¢ r won't st shance . ' gland ¢ s or universitics, RILAE il landslide. Seventeen are republicans, mins, British representative in Mexico, I‘ \-\_‘ L good liar wor ] e “Superintendent Stanley H. Holmes | With us. i : , is one of the ablest leaders of a Those who I en ‘grars endure longer than those school system in the country, He l“‘”"\"’" o yaal R I ite f " Man cannot go from drunkennpss to drun st from high po! ¢ ™ ! ' ational reputation for efficient Republican senators facing disaster | Mexico that he ‘seht back to England nius I8 required to qua with t “: ’:”‘:‘”'V’U'"”‘\ b "r-l': 'y g “r( |: o | nigh spot. Most of the traveling is by way of . g ¥ Therefore, those who love the more sotbre colors and sounds will got g e I 1et New Britain nincteen years ago, and ! : 38 118 Ll Sl bty L. H. Ball of Delaware, who during fook the bit in her teeth and threat- 3 e ey gt kb SU TR g Nan (werked SAItRPO(Y with Fan!| 0TS SCUMROLE S 85 I8 AT ST00 NN Y ST 8 T 7 the anti-Wilson tide won by only 2,000 ened to expel the obnoxious Britisher, s ¢ "\yx‘y.)-‘rl,l: \m}‘ vv. s PP “" i oA i m‘ K;“.,‘. u Unusually efficient school beard in \J,"‘f-‘ *,.‘I;|‘\h\‘\rm‘fl: y-‘;yv‘:‘v |"y|',.;1 e 4““:: x”n’l 'r“ . i‘alr’ Iv'l‘ 4“» S8 e e in G 3 their evolution of a famou wiic- 1ds o ¢ B il the be drening plurality. Since that time his state Premier MacDonald in Great Brit A in 8 r 1 ed: 1 fr t, mother sPhik S ways the unusual is on the und of the usual and we must o a imire backgrounds if we wish 1o hace 2 permaneyt admiration for 14 democrats and one a farmer-labor- has heen persona non grata, due to who love the ite alleged misrcepresentations AboUt | 0 ot ke Lorn ameng the 400 are After repeated protests, Mexico finally 400 hitt has given him moceratie colleague n th Is arliamen at the ' « f ‘ 1 Bloss \ i ic [ in then tells parliament tha o s N Jud Bornard 1. Gaffney, who dd bl ST S R oY e tires this year under a universal wople won't the word o ANy - p s e protest, has been chairman of the Nature and her works Sometimes the wind blows and there almost cortain to be defeated. His | “grave breach of international courte- - POV FOVE RO i Ot e o phond thoy ,.',“,;',’,::,"“:‘:,, eic ],,,, surf ,;’;,' tin republican organization has all but sies* ® e kid ¢ their - ¢ 5choo! board for more than twenty- The older one gets, the more one seeks the concolation of the dr for given up hope, His state gave a large The Mexicans say their “dignity"” A bachelor ' ¢ 1 itting on he iy o ] he learns that the high colors are the priv 2 of youth and that most of 2 SR AR OUE YRR B 8 i ; oy S n Superintendent Holtes Wag |40 00 sounds and striking appearances are but delusions, tempted fo acc other professional Nothing endurcs hut the commonylace \ disclosures rega A tail vou o statemen g FEINIAE SOMIGHY . k i 5 press youhg the school board he The disclosures regardifg 1all are | failed to disavow the statements o A R Prglopisi s chool board and 1 Afcer the day is done, the night comes on to those of contelnplative protested 80 earnes and is mor tendid than the day, The day has its lights and believed lkely to increa democratic ' Cummins before sanding Sir Thomas . T A . lsunlly gets trimmed. ' o that he acceded to their re. all the time Holm O, Bursum of New Mexico is Mexican threat of expulsion is a democratic majority two years ago. was sadly spit when Great Britain t prospects there, Hohler to the scene to invest i . (Gl ts striking o ists, The night has no shadow e and ace b three-year he light o e . 8 the sun, is to see w | hts of LeBaron B { Rhode Tsland The Mexicans, it appears, have a 1 Furs, Foes, Turs, I ; gt fth u{, h tl 1 ] t Hlm t I ts of the ey re ’ - nig 1t noon ant stars, are not o scc by but to look at, They They've Cray Over Pumst ’ v New Rritain has fo Is regarded in danger of not being plenitude of dignity always in stock \ | e et by jumpe wer un adornment of Y universe Aetonsty The hours of the night are dear, soothing Jthy restoration hours. his reelection 18 even in greater danger. surance by Britain that everything e y iavay | ISR/ pratennel s of day are } ok 1oa he night therefore underlics the d 16t as rest and recreation under. nominated; and in case of the latter. They were atistied with the as activities, Nothing but a Coolidge landslide, it Is ' they complained of would be pateh- 3 K i i sald, ean pull him through ed up in time; in fact, they over - - or RINESLON. spiss ROBERTSON SHOWLL e who have Farn find their satistaction in negatives shall not and A republic 18 a land in whic A miscellaneous shower was ten- be disappolnicd for, after s made un mostly of them ¢ Vutterings ¢ ¢ & democratic colleague and his state plenty of time in which to do a thing S°neration hears its arms and 4 " Z b dered Miss Florence Robertson of 140 I think of all this as 1 look upon Nature which, in all of her energies 1ext its backs v corre y Lineoln street, at ome of Mis, seems to be so quiet and passive and yet so reientless and enduring. s doubtful. His defeat, it is sald - o ' A y 1 y 1 t ATe EYNONYMOuSs » lobort O'Leary of Griswold 1 100k upon the tree, 1t moves nof as 1 do, is altogother unvocal, It hae the high joys which T have, nor the poignant sorrows, Yet it was here James C. Couzens of Michigan has Jooked entirely that Britishers would not injure the party except for Too much gnity is v gond f Onee people re b 14 y last evoning riends the worst that hape . A . “ present and Miss Robertson was 1y e 1 was, and it shall b r 1 am gone . *opecipiont of many prefty as we atever Nature does and produces has the inhurrying stamp of 1 to get up AS | iseful mifte She will become independent, and arogsed the wrath 1 forge tha var tse ’ i s discovered dep: » ath tesy, forgetting that a quarrel itself The ba 3 . . . ty was discovered & 'y 440 of Clifford Hellberg on Jun ‘ > ¥ f i one of the The McClure Newspaper Syndic Johnson won't - —_— other bandit the purposes of totalling and on com: man or nation. Foolish quarrels som®- in this jitney age mittees. Couzens has been somewhat times arise over questions of cour- s is that you get soaked of the administration by his attacks wits & breach of oouttom on Becretary Mellon It is the manifest duty of the Brite | cause Walter E. Edge of New Jorse government 1o disavow $49 terrors of {mminent det i1 misieading statements made v te tales eildre ¢ s S - The Minute That Seems A Year. By GLUYAS WILLIAMS cause of factional differences agent against the his party there and a swing democratic side two years ago mer Senator Freylingl ing Bdge with a him for the when Senator @émocrat, carried the s b : ; : 3 The Honse of Vear maority Davis ¥ Bave gro Referenc Investigati harm. His ways carried M. Neely tained only Aiming as point where ed on the national 1 atioms . from VHILE THE FATE butioms from O A GOOD HAT uA posses euilic S TREMBLES IN THE 1o Y1000, Write on e e e Sues BALANCE of the Hersld, who G < ' ow Yor VeSS s New York YLLINRTS PO