New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 12

HEARSTREPORTED e On Stomach ey AS SHITH BAGKER .. Coese Appendicts nvolve the Sim appendin 1 buckthorn bark, #te., a vin TEN ! BOTH Feud Likely to Be Settied =n “Al" Get His Sunport York newspa Herald-Tribunc & day d that a pei about to be cntered into b Smith and Wil wheret pul is erstwhile pre ernor Hearst support for the ination Americin subject While it is g Mayor Hylan is mediator betw . R My - the THinois to Brennan, democrati Iy politically to M1 supported the city aml cou in Chicago. The He was said to often have nan embarrassment b Iilinols leader’s warm support ’ % o York's governor According to Smith-Hearst be completed by will not actively Smith for the or for the election should hs be inated, The the approaching truce is the several weeks' consultations and ) tiations, democratic ty- Smith's maide an witl be made noerat cling tment, favor a Nmith-1 i S TR RO Gt who is be Vewd siarted in (918, cud dates back was first the nom- In October, woked the pub- at Carncgie Hall, or Smith refused it Mr. H us a deme nomination, als 2 et nernor st -8 iven 2 Gover the times AR i\ which the J SOVernor b pubiishe m i vamed or United States senator, GETS DEATH THREAT superintendent of Chicago Schools s oppose Governor lemocratic nomination nom newspaper declares that fruit of Truce Is Forecast approaching agreement been f yesterdiy Ordered to Resigs The s said to have by the announcem Copeland that he h England in the interests of Smith and had found it cnthu eally behind Governor Smith tor Copeland, who has had consider- able mention as'a possible strong dark horse, is known to he on friendly hand in penc ————— e paper. It advises him to go Finest Receipe For Building ik v/ iob came from™ nd Up Weak, Worn-Out He has been involved reeently in a Men and Women controversy with teachers regarding junior high schools, He Thousands Are Finding Wonderful In Just a Few York. 1f your physi it for you got A& hottle recust 'y tu gl Anonymous Writer, Seifator New ernor 1sti- 19, MeAn was ~William schools, unless he next two Chicago, June superintendent threatened with death signs his position within the weeks, said an anonymous letter sent drew of Sena- him, The was writtén in 1 on ordinary folded lettgr an even councils and Rellet Jast fall trom New here HARRIS GE ot New York, June H \a | Harris, former banker, an - interlocutory from Elaine Court Justice Wagner, an has not alveady o your drugglst tod called Nug: pep, punch erven and mus strong, steady wonderfully fremhing CRE 19.~Beverly today Harris by who was wwarded of red blood neryes creases most endurance, Biings 1 appetite, fine df mnt, Jois of en you_ are not feeling teial, 1t costs yo henefited. 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Vil take The coming mare Bobrowski and S winotmneed today by My ony Bohrowski bride, The w on August nley . and Mrs, lruggist yOur mows Reconmended all druggis pective dding place Join Our Vacation Club Have Money When You Need It Most TRUSTCD # WA THE BANK OF SERVICE Open Saturday Evenings 6-8 Standard Time His Position Dy findings of a jury which | | hospital suffering from a bullet NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924. difijeulty Leen largely | him- | At 70, He Still Throws Them! James Dahlman, mayor of Omaha for so long now he has become a tradition, has polled the pioneer vote in countless campaigns through the title “Cowboy Jim.” after all. Though nearly 70 now, he easily won. its first rodeo, the mayor proved his title meant something, boys over 60 to a calf-roping contest. HERZ0G LIKELY TOBE | A'[UMN] fi]FTS T{] SOUTH AFRICAN PREMIER Ma- Nationalist-Lahor Coalition Has jority of 22 Over Gen smut's Party, Pre | June 19 ten d 1l he zeneral Africas the own, still to | Amonnt to About $500,000 The rns from t Union of ith ity of 22 General 8Smuts, a a ministiy under Ge zog, 1 New gifts of Yals Haven, June 19 Alumni to the university reach a total of nearly half a Pmiltion doliars. Reunion classes gaye sS4 0. n $151,- and | coalition on-union classes bequests of Samucel Paul W, Abbott Bustace Morrow Sheppard, '09, Walter 10, Helbig, 10, together Snterest on the fund made a ! total of $400, 3 The nationalist as a cortainty, T veported give the the South Afr lahor 18 and ind of Finance Burton was defc Ladysmith inglor '§3 8., and (Simuts) with Minister ed in th v party vients 1 grand " ind 1879 have $100,000 graduation office of the Alumni Fund a% for nest are; Court 02, of New York city William ¥, 8 York Sehley, '03, o Geor New Have etary of the Day, '97, surer of total Jivision each given a over univers v since Africa. N that this their | General t politleal regret Jan Chri pros | sociat Leteeted It I, Bar for t to sue or YOS \ the Union of South Griswold 1, of New city, as man; R city, viee suggests, how will mark his di | political 1ife of the The Daily New York ompson, ‘45 nm chairman of lominio | ™ n, rmly iberal, thinks that | Cc Genera ™ n heate G aues that have hardly a v on ' fonn,, 1re At all to ma of internat A 0 ). Banfe 11, He N, e nd t tow john 1 Fisher W. Duliosg: director portan defeat was it sa Morni the n of the vat city Hertzog ¥ axtreme in | of Gener Pes YOAPS, Downey, ' tempt anyth ssion fr I [ ppoints lagdon, 01 3 York city, whose term 1025 iy cdges from follows: 1 $67; 81 Augustus 8, New | penden { which is ‘Bo_\ Shot in Hand in First July 1th Accident resigned argoly British, for supp il res LN 187 1850 July accident Britain this en b 5 Brool to be reported in Nr first Fourth $10,000; 1804 8. 810, 3,500; w Grammitt, aged 15, of was taken to the New Britain Gor curred strect boy bought # the ¥ tryout in his left hand. The to celebrat his first it | AT re July last volver and nigit the ter ghooting severa inserted a v tally exploded r the in with accident happe 1 COOLIDGE WAS INVIPED, rour iy He Was Attemd Bowdoin College Commencement. tion he However Unabic to gun and it ac he had his hand o muz Brunss ir President Ker Rowdoin co of the gun, 119th | the fact Coolidge had been v oan invitation plans to inability Coolidge - com- t this w ident Sills for year 1o per oung and Old= ;oo Experienced folks know WINS PRINCETON 7 summer drink than ice-cold ram . . g beer —~wholesome, tasty flavor of roots 4 i and herbs. h A Best of all, it's ease 1o make, Get a 44 25¢ bottle of Wilijam« Root Beer Ex. tract—makes B0 glasses. WILLIAMS ROOT BEER EXTRACT that there's 1o W. Maie e ——— FoTS S ¢ L for Castor Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Sy prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages, O Tholdas everywhere recommend it, imitations, al To avoid Prose: VALE TOTAL MUCH \Donations During Past Vear | St Mary's { ficiated this Hunt- 1589 | GRONBACH-MARTINO Charles Gronbach of Maple Hill and Miss Rose Martino of Daly Avenue | Married This Morning. The marriage of Miss Rose Martino of 95 Daly and Charles n- d at ek avenu bach of Maple Hill was solemni rectory at 10:8 Rev, Walter Lyddy of- Platt of the bride at this morning, Miss Grace London, a classmate Lawrenes Memorial hospital was maid honor and Philip Oberg man The bride wore a powder biue dress with hat to mateh and.earried a brid- al to match,. *he maid of an orchid dress and ca Aaron Ward roses, mony a a4 at the Burritt s, Gronbach left on a wedding trip to New York and At- eir return will Daly avenue, te nurse and New Britaln for the past year rsing. The ns assist at the of New of was best houguet 1 & bouquet of the cerc on i at o 1o is a gend ind hom n time t the hospital I doing room is employed nt foreman in Department FALSE STRIKE ORDER en private n an 16 Rtanley Inle & vel Ca 1 Names of Union Officials Signed o Stat nt Calling Out Canadian Postal Employes, Montreal, 10, officinls n itederation of Postal leferving yestorday's strike § hours was bhranded A el Tune arder sup- 1Ny sent hy of the Cana- Employes edict as false for today gram 1o Mo As a resuylt A% Montreal postal workers Tie carried the 2 Bartiett and I ation, 1'nd tons from Canadian the message rend Information wa o in cal postal em- 10 M eRsARY left ployes 1,500 te Toronto, Redditt, R s of ‘BB Hall, the caption o federa- egram, se offictn o fed inting deferring fe falee % Dominion wil comply work s Toronto out from ine }osta areociation po urg: mmediately ) mtrike order and cease rom 5 p.om., June 18 100 per cont,” CLTTING RED TAY Legion Oficials Want Prompt Claims, June 10.—3 representative on Veterans' Waterbury ifford G of Con personal woof 1 Arrived rans hures ork Waterl of Mayor Guilfoils MeGrath and Rev hringing about ted tape in copjunet laitme ¢ sorvie committee Sudge for The to nts and comgrensation mit appointed domanding umber of ¢ im Aims plans for h have heen held up. hen Co: REVs Francis Murphy Is Assigned to Bethel 1 Mu ¥ Catho cis of this ity ned prie 1 from Wishop John gnment PINPLES (N FACE AND BODY Care To A Head and liched. Caticura Heals. My trouble bagan absut & year 25 when my face 2ad body broke out in pimpiss which chueed much fching and distress. The p'mples mall and came to & hesd. ura ent and sent for 8 d me so 1 pur- after using ebout fve cakos of ra Soap ard two boxes of Cuticura Oimtnent 1 was healed.” (Cisped) Fredsrick B. sy, 13 Rusa town, Mass., Acg. 30, 1923. Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum for 21l toilet purposes, Samplen Toue b wiaries, Pept %, %, - Sy - o > Trr our naw Shaving S And when his city held | He challenged all ex-cow- | .| Simon Keller, A wodding | n effoct | Action TRON WORKERS WiLL HAVE 4TH OUTING 'Big Times Planned for Vulcan Picnic at Double Beach Indigestion when The Fruit Treatment will . bring -you prompt and All kind of athletic stunts ar permanent relief ? schedualed for the fourth annual out ing of the foremen’s club of the Vul- can Iron Works to be held Saturday | at Double Beach. The program is as ! follows Quoits Young, Dudley ositive Religf fro.m Indigestion Why suffer longer from The origina! cause of indi- gestion is Constipation. When the bowels and kid- neys do not reguiarly carry away the waste matters from the system, the blood becomes sluggish, impure and incapable of supplying the stomach with the gas- tric juice (or Dissolving Fiuid) which is the most essential factor in the diges- tive process. Indigestion and Dyspepsia naturally follow, Lions, Captain Joscph Walker, Richard Gus- tafson, Kred Eiton, John Vos, and | Wilbur Veley, s the Migers, Cap- | tain Thomas Haugh, William Reming- ton, Ogc rrbacier, George E. Bean, Yrancis Clark and E. M. Ve the' Neversweats The following men Richard Gus- Neversweats; corge Rillings, Arthur Thomas, Asthmas: R mim."un.I ball between and the As will compose the teams: on, captain the rbacher, Bean, Vos, Herbert Litke Harry Fischer and V Captain Dudley Walk | Edward Danberg, Frank Behan, Beecher, Charles Glabau, Gus Kos- | wig, IFred Linn, Charles Guibin | There will be four volley ball teams follows: GGermans, Captain Glabau, hrbacher, Fischer, Koswig, Thomas, | Rillings and Linn. Polish, Captain Mike Chapman, Artbur Hurlbut, Veley, Beecher, Elton, Tony Tanukee | and William Irish, Captain Remington, Gus Vos, RBechan, | Gulbin, Ray nt and William tCalvert, Swedish, Captain Danberg, ! wWalker, Young, Bean, Rodman, Rich, Litki and Arthur Laming. | Tug of Wwar will have three contests 15 follows: Office team, Captain George Bean, Walker, Vas, Danberg and Calvert, Foundry team, Steve | | Kawawalski, w E. Socki, Albert Kopf, John Kalinwicz and Joseph | Dombowskis Doughnuts, Captain | Veley, I Frank Rentz, Behan, | Kosswig, Young, IHurlbut, 1 Captain Elton, Remi Gulbin, Marchinkocki, Linn, Tanukee and Thomas., Sprues, [tain Kalinwicz, Joscph Bylek and | Adam Bruzinski. Ladies, Captain Al- | tred Anderson, Willlam Zek and H. Oldershaw will hmas. Remove the cause and the complaint vanishes, “Fruits a-tives” made from intensi® fied fruit juices and tonics, is the finest agent in the world for restoring- bowels s to their normal action. Get a box from your druggist today and say good- bye to your Indigestion for- ever, o T ‘:‘;‘_ fii,"fl m7ioN son, 25¢ and 50c atall druggists or direct from FRUIT-A-TIVES LIMITED, Qgdenshurg, N.Y, Cruilers, Litki. Cap STEAMERS COLLIDE Crash Oceurs O Cape Race in Fog— Both Boats Head For Port N, 19.—The liner Metagama cols Johns, June din Nded with the 1t | be announcer, Nt Cars will leave tl and lunch wil factory at % a, Car Pacitic rved at noon, steamer Clara he s¢ \ § lian m Camus veven miles off Cape Ruce durs I'he Meta- is repotted full of vs bhadly dam- heading for GETS ANOTHER STAY S Rgma's Delay in o Boothe Action 1 this ing a dense fog yesterday | stokehold and the Camus w Roth ves port. Follows Divo Delay | Tridgeport, Conn., June 19.—Ituth { Norton Boothe and Strat- | i ford, who has gained many postpone- | ments of her divored suit against David ach Roothe, wealthy Strat [ fora obtained anothor s | today trial scheduied | start today betore ohn [ Banks in superip inued until next Banks issued an order Poothe's alimony week from today tried, Ina of Chesliire Hutitax, Jung Canadian Me Mon another Pacitic teamer gama, bound i1, coliied ipin of Caps trom Glasgow to with a fog s southeast Race, 2 1o officers of the linee Zees doeked here t resident, W yesterday when the 10 seven W, fae land, which Judge ' padio message whicly the Mrs, coived last night from the “ $50 a said the latter ship was damaged bhut Case procecding 1o St N. 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