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

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BRYAN NOTIFIED BY CLEM SHAVER Democratic Candidate Extols His Running Mate Ation tor presi Lirother Q) m te und arie 18 adopted wed the high N itleal Ie When he I the nemination cmocratic candidate for t Viee preside Domocratio party lea shifted the politic Linee chalrma of the returning other party dig Governor vy yesterduy with the democratie field mar the detaiis his itinerary, ouneement hus yot been dutes or places. My ofore leaving, however, said the governoer “to go to (it" ted the nominee would tour before geing elsewhere AL State Fale The state tuir opens in Lincoln Sep. tember 1, but whether the will appear as a political speaker s overnight from Vo Chicag or il tirie over hul some of of Lut no made uny Shave he told and indics this stute BOVOrnoY 1" == Chips off the Old Block MR JUNIORS~ Little tRs Just soaking init loosens all the dirt - saves you the : hard work of rubbing - MOKE JALE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, His Colony in Need of Wives nt | now but 12 which has been forbidden for 2,000 ye | extinet, Cas | temple, as not being Jews, these Samaritans lived aloof, 5, it will soon heco me aside at the time of the building of the second They | trong, permits marriages outside its own members, | { practice Judaism in a simple fashion and their dress is that of | i the Arabs, The picture is of a high priest. l'a mixture of Arabic and Hebrew, | | mains [ M. that John W. Davis, the ard bearer, would touch the west during his campaign and prob- ibly would make speeches in Omaha Lineoln, of this state, he big University of Nebraska (the p | memorial stadium furnished ample | Speakers and others of the notifi for the celebration last night, A [tion committee at times barely w undetermined, the unusual experience of Shaver yesterday party stand- upper rim of ‘the stadium a on the speakers' platform, every sound the those | Amplifiers carricd feolorful and, at times, demonstrative i I plification of handclapping nearly filled the stadium, wi ome scattered onto the grass football ficld clo to the speaker's [ity wWas so voluminous that it drow | platform. Cheers greeted declarations [ed out the responses of the crowd. by the vice-presidential nomince and | Governor Bryan paid a | Senator Harrison of Mississippi, who |his party’s standard bearer, John made the notification address in which | Davis, extolled the democratic pl | they denounced the republican admin- {form as one en which hoth he a listration for failure to solve many of the urgent needs of the country and Loutlined the principles for which the democratic party would fight to gain a victory in the November elections. dience on le |the political organizatio inated him as one to v gressive farmers and the |ers could look for support. No Light . | Cheers For Wilson The speakers were handicapped by | Woodrow W | the lack of lighting facilitics, having | by both Scnator Harr ) | nor Bryan, was che as were declarations | the democratic “pl Istrong and progres {isty those who be democratic prineiple of equality bef the law,” that the paMy pr program of *progressive which the party stands as wage ea son and Gov d to the ec unit, wi {found in a presidential contest. Presiding over the ceremon which were broadcas! by ra through four powerful stations, W of Joplin, 1 committeewon from Missouri, and of the national committee, o i "‘ dirp ,u am Jennings Bryan to as announced by the ief speech which brought the cc monies to a clo Ti GAME POSTPONED Chicago, 19.—RBoston-Chica postponed; Doublehedder | morrows Aug, rain, MOKE JALE TOMORROW MORNING A DOLLAR WILL WORK WONDERS AT S.W. ENUS HERE IS WHAT YOU'LL GET FOR 1 PAIR Ladies’ Kid and Patent Pumps and Oxfords, some turned and welted soles, Pair For 2 PAIR Ladies’ Kid, Calf and Pat- ent Pumps and Oxfords— Cuban and Louis heels, Pair G o1 2 PAIR Ladies’ Felt Comfy Style Jlippers, all shades, the dol'ar grade. Pair For 1 PAIR Ladies’ Kid, Calf and Pat- ent Pumps and Oxfords— formerly selling up to $7.50 —at NUMEROUS OTHER GREAT BARGAIN 398 MAIN ST. 398 MAIN ST. and announced | their remarks to an audience scated in | on ca- ere » to hear the applause as the am- | the | - w. at- and platform and in the immediate vicin- | tribute to | I'Mr, Davis stood as one and described | that nom- | hich the pro- | - | er- :ho, | the latter that | tform was broad, | ive enough to sat- | ieve in “that great | ore th- out the intervention of faction, bloc, | | or section” and that the democrats en- | tered the campaign with a spirit of | |8 harmony and unity of purpose rarely ies, dio was to act in such ily Newell Blalr 1an vice-chairwoman 4 Surrender of the support of Wil- his brother | former in a re- | 180 to- R | three name, mentioned | ent a | policies for | | years | morning at the g | ertrusts | | Mrs. Marie I, O'Brien and her assist- | and sisters go back to the classroom. | [ taken care | plan, and now every morning he leads | ! |there for the day | whose father The characters are | Iressing | semi-darkness, the only lights reflect- | middle- [ing upon them being those pluced on | trorm throughout the stadium. || | ants | the | at I'Ul SDAY, AUGUST 19, 1024, SOOI e e e R T e e —— Shaving St 2 for 36¢ Williams' Shav- ing Soap for ¢ #0¢ Bay Rum 2 for A0¢ Powds Razors 2 for §1.01 Talc 2 for 26¢ Lotion Double Strength | Witeh Hazel Shaving $1.00 2 Rol g 50c¢ Rolling Massag Cream .81 Is — (Leatl 2 for §1 2 for ses) 10¢ Staptic 10 Eveready orid Water . King Cole Hand Sonp safety Razors For the Smcke Camels and ettes .. Ludky phas, Pipes, Peter Schuyler Buckingham Tobacco., Conn. Pride—a good ¢ Cigar 13 for . 10¢ Corn Coh Pipes. 50¢ Cocoanut Oil Shampoo — for 5 15¢ for Jergen's Bath Soap Jergen's Sandalwood for . Colgate's $1.00 Mellier for . 50¢ Melli Powder . 25¢ Tooth Brushes. 35¢ Benzoin Glyeerine Wat 50¢ can Olive 0Oil Soap — ‘erfume Sets . owder . 81 .2 for ade Talcum Palmolive Soap | 2. 1lc Lifebuoy Soap 2 for 1l Blades 51 25¢ Axcel Jdergen's Violet | soap | Glycerine Paste IS DAY NURSERY USEFUL? JUST ASK DAD, HE KNOV:S | Man Whose Wife Is In llr:~||i|al~ Brings Children To Mrs, O'Brien Every Mormning small children 11 an appearance local Day Nutrsery and kiddies to the care of A man herding five ranging in age from months to § wts in every y 3 the mother of the children is Britain General hospital and as the father works in a factory, the children were left to take care of themselves and, were naturally making job of it until they we Miss Helen Johnson, visitor of the Welfar: association. When the father Day Nursery his children would be of during the day, he was quick to see the advantages of such a The in the New L very poor discovered by and carries his charges to the s- ery. Another ma widower, brings children each day. The Day Nursery W50 4 children whose mothers to work. At present there are vomen whose husbands are in who bring their kiddies Another ehild, state hospital day. In refuge e forc- the hospital, i€ in the Middletown, =ppears every | this sway the mothers are able to work Men! Stock Upon These ¢ Shaving Blades—7 for 31c 50¢ Shaving Great For After P i 76¢c 2 For 600‘ m — 2 LT6e | tie e —— | 15¢ bottle Ink. I | kubber sponge Balls. .. Strike Cigar- | p Sle soe o Tt it 1070 OFF sovos BlE| Soap — 2| 10¢ for 16¢ 21¢ | . .01 Blom Face Sle ..2 for Boe | % and Rose for 36¢ for Hic Lvercady Razor Peroxide Tooth | 2 11¢'2 vo 26¢'2 1o 61¢i2 vor 26¢] was told that at/ At Axelrod’s Our semi-annual event, The sale you have been waitin for, You well know our merchandise; every item of filnndlra quality from our regular stock, The Plan—You buy one article for the regular price and get another of the same value for le, The “Axelrod” reputation backs every purchase, You must be satisfied or your money will be cheerfully refunded, Sale starts tomorrow and will last till Saturday night. SAVE THIS SAVE ON OUR | Guaranteed Household Medicines READ EVERY LINE Me Tube Analgesic Balm, 2 for Hic A33¢ Infant Suppositories, 2 for 36c¢ ! 23¢ Dr, Brown's Cold Tablets — 2 for 200 1he Peroxide (Medicinal) 2 for 16¢ Pint Bottle roside for Atc bk Sore Throat rgle for dlc 60¢ Syrup Figs and Senna 2 for 61¢ 20¢ b, Epsom Salts, . e Bottle Soda Mixtur 25¢ Bottle lodine (1 oz) 2 for 2 50¢ Peroxide Massage f0r vooonns Full Pint, Bee 1c Candy Specials 2 ick | Lowney's Assorted Chocolates — |11 boxes. 5 | Lovell & Covel Masterpicce Choco- Intes. . ..........2 Ibs, for S1.41 Apollo Hard Candy Ibs, for 76¢ Apollo Chocolates — 2 1 Ib, boxes $1.51 | Chewing Gum, ... .2 for 6 Life Savers 2 for 6c Asworted Milk Chocolates — 2 Ihs, | ror . stc | Honey—Pure strained — 5 o0z, — ressessnsnees 400 2 Grain Quinine Pills — 100 in .hottle. ... 8125 Comp, phates. .. .00 Our F'amous Corn Solvent 2 fg 2000 Sheet Roll Silk Tissue To Paper....... 35¢ d'ormald 2 for .. $1.00 Russia migators — (i 5 Grain Blaud Iron Pills, 2 for 26¢ Wyeth's Genuine Aspirvin Table(s— 100's. . . “Norwich” Cascarn Tablets—5 gr, for 11¢ 30¢ Bottle Milk of Magnesin — : ‘ SaveonStationery ) St¢ box Linen Writing Paper — 2 for B i s1c « box Linen Writing Paper — 2 = [ fon Linen W nen Writing Pads. .. "1 Linen Envelopes, 2 pkgs. Sterno Heat. . Squibh's Bicarh, Soda. .. Merck's Sod. Phosphate tins. . “Lerro-Chino Tonic. for S1.81 Tmported Olive Oil....2 for ? Hair Nets, double mesh, 2 for Hypo Maltone — Our guarante for — The 2 for pkgs. for .2 for 36c¢ Large Bath 'l Hand Brushes. . ... ! Playing Cards Our Entire 9 guaranteed perfect. On All Kedaks, Films, Sup- : plies and Albums [ Discount Yon Al Our Mer- chandise not included in this sale 1109 OFF OUR FAMOUS EXTRACT OF ‘ VANILIL 9 favors, also .2 fur 6ic Jams Assorted 2 for B6c orange marmalade . for 8$1.01 ade, mixed, two 1-2 Bic small ... Large Tea—High I pkgs.. : | 25¢ Hires’ Root Beer Extract — 2 26e for . LIST—COME | ’ NARCISSE — for 36¢ ' .2 for 70¢ for 21¢ | — 1 ¢! Bitter Wine | Stock of | | On | “Pyralin” Ivory; sets or ic 0 single pieces, every article EARLY! Introducing Chinwah AN EXCLUSIVE FRAGRANCE! At our sale you will be able to purchase TWO of these fine Toilet Articles for the price of ONE, Come and get a Free Sample of the Perfume, 81,00 Perfume....2 bot, for $1,01 $1.25 Toilet Water....2 for $1,2 e Face Powder—all shades = 2 oot for 20¢ 2 for T6c 2 for 3¢ 5 Chinwah Tale, ... .. a0c Chinwah Cold Cream ¢ Chinwalh Massage for seesees 0¢ Chinwah Vanishing 2 for H0¢ Chinwah Cream — 2 for $1.20 for 26¢ for 51c¢ rinwah Sachet. + Chinwah Soan B0¢ Chinwah Rouge . $1.50 Chinwah Double Compact - ccial case. ., .2 for 8151 50¢ Chinwah Brilliantine, 2 for 5ic iS¢ Chinwah Brifliantine, solid — L s . . he $1.25 Ba(h Salts «.2 for $1.26 the most popular wactically half price.— rerrume— $1.50 Narcisse Face Powder for ¢ $1.00 2 for Everyday Heeds for the Price of » Adh ite Plas- 4 Plaster LB Mlaster e Plester .60y *acl.age for 46e for 26¢ nd Poric .2 for 86¢ 1 yard Adhesivg inch x 5 yards Adhesive | 2 for Fia) 35 1 x5 yardseAdhesive 2 for i Fowels—| R N R e, ottt ) * Can Stearate of Zing, 2 35e Can Stearate of Zive Avid Tale, . BOOKS! BOOK 2 Copies of Popular Fiction, All New Lditions, for 2" $2.26 Each Guaranteed Two Years, 2" $2.26 § I'wo Years. Fountain 5 Hot Wa- Bottles Lach Guaranteed M One Mennen's Shaving Cream and One Men- | nen's Tale for nen for 51c¢ Gillette Blades 33c pkg. Rubberset | Tooth Brushes | | | | | C| : =4 Watking' Mulsi- | fied Cocoanut | Oil Shampoo AXELROD'S | | i 25¢ Pure Gum Bathing Caps wilhout fear for their children during their absence, as the nursery has a sandy yard with swings and scesaws, games and beds, and furnishes the children with their dinner. The nursery is taking care of the largest number of children since its 1e-opening two weeks ago, 33, repre- | senting 20 families, attending yester- [day. The re-opening of the factories which had bheen shut down for short periods brought an increased number of charges, for the mothers returned to work. There will be anctaer jump in the attendance when school opeas nd older children who have ‘heen | taking cara of their younger brothers Blue Ribbon Suggestions ~ | v | N. B GAS TEAM BEATEN | The New Britain Gas Light Co. team went down to defeat before the Bristol Gas Light Co. team yesterday afternoon at St. Mary's field by the |score of 9 to 5. The New Britain { boys had the game sewed up, 6 to 3, up to the ninth inning when the Bris- tolites tore loose with their bats and | clubbed out a victory. The series be- |tween the two teams now stands at The deciding game will in Bristol e {one and one. be played at Muzzy field nest Monday afternoon, Steip Sycamorces Washingtoh—A heavy infecti sycamore blight is stripping trecs their leaves in Illinois, Ohio, West | | Virginia, Penneyivania. Virginia and Arkansas. In Ohio the same parasite that is damoging the sycamores also is attacking the white ocaks. Y OTHER SPECIALS COME AND SEE REMEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE ADOW STREETS Sale Will Last Four Days Only—Aug. 20, 21, 22 and 23 * COME EARLY—AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT PARK, COR. ME Mayonn kY WA 4 B PHARMAG —— Chicken Saled Chicken Celery Mushrocs Walnuts * - HELLMANNS * -BLUE RIBBON ~~ aise PALACE — OPENING NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT D. W. GRIFFITH'S “AMERICA” Reserved Seats Evenings Selling at Star Conf.

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