New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1924, Page 18

135 MILLION RISE L with $989,« § year, valug Mines from ring tl arries vio ased i 08 grand list on Octo- NEW BRITAIN DAI DAVIS APPROVES RESULT OF PARLEY [ e lationship to the problem of sea power in the world, Under the terms of the Washington conference, the |leading powers have united in |the agreementsthat the United States ‘n entitled to maintain a navy equal that so far as capital battleships were concerned and so far only, the United States, Great Britain, and Japan would by common consent ob- serve @ ratlo of five-five and three; but that 1t was the end of the com- petitive navy building T wish I could IN STATE VALUES -+ | vas $201,104,567 an in to that of any other power,' belleve, Grand List's Taxable Property | Put at $2,144,303,460 I Motor Vehicles ver- period there the de- i in ARRY T. HALFORD—Distributor H ns Strect * . [Oper Theatrical Managers e e i Bt Thinks Public 15 Misled as han an lay col i declaring Nash ssne by in ol 1) the Wash rence 1 that the t e el “ leampaign In T in specches delivered " jthat he v UpprC hrought disarmament cqually determi Ameri- misled as to it it stan lutionary a « 1l suh aments of the ent Into | Washin w vead from ispuraging of the anything I would have “Dead Man” Was Out for |come af me o cause it js asse criticized by friends be- 1 1 have been dis- othing could o fact. 1 have e room |ready and wi + B0 the [ference credit other room- |complished. 1 ar d pound in an fthe fact, that it was man. When [the main, tile and fear- |tjons, to -{am cqually ! | American people shall not he as to its scope and its imp that they shall not 1 it is the final a estion, or in ¢ or dropped was sent to poll Licut. Samuel F Fatrick A. McAvay carefully examlning iscovered that one {*amo * [lime nts of the human through a br the door they gained entrance and pty. Tt was learned later that the he room had 1 the room by broken pane gone out reaching epoch in wh reement, our Aband Decp Seated Urie Acid Deposits Are | Dissolved and tl son Starts to 1 heumatic Poi- * the System Hours, METAL WEATHER STRIPS Install the “Accurate” Saves 1-3 in Coal Bill T. E. WOODS 37 Franklin Sq. Phone 1873 LICENSES SUSPENDED. operators s of J U SEIBERTS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM FOOD VALUE Milk has a food valuc that is at once benc ficial and economical. Seibert's milk is pure. ildrer It nourishes’ cf toward a happy health ESEIBERT & SON 437 PARK ST PHONE 1720 Food Product in Sterilized Jars Drive the Crooks From Baseball! “Life’s Greatest Game” | CAPITOL Sun., Men., Tues,, Wed. See E. Hartford | | e "ot naval rank |naval armaments, this rank Is assur- human | | “In the laguage of old Ethan Al- len, when did we need an agreement [with any power to maintain a navy {such as we desired? By agreement |we are now ‘entitled to maintain a {navy equal to that of any other |, | He said all he asked was that “mere partisan exaggeration In the midgt of a politicau campaign may t Iull the American people into a v greater than they at present power, ndidate's two principa - M prineipal ad here were dellvered yester- fore a crowd in the Vander- bilt stadiumn and before a gathering | of Lusiness men in the chamber of | commerce building. Two added stops were glven Mr Davis for the Kentucky tour, On the way to Louisville, where hg ks tonight, he will make rear | platform addresses at Bowling Green and Elizabethtown. The stay In Kentucky will be shorter than that |in Indfana, Tilinois or Tennessee. 1t will end immediately after the Louisville address tonight when he | will leave for Vincennes and Evans- | | ville, . Mr. Davis has heen assured Ken- tucky is certain to be counted in the | democratic column November 4, his - | visit, therefore, s counted as having paper agreement [less political significance than those a navy equal to that of any | to other states during his middie | {other power. Now, T do the Presi- [western tour and to have resulted | dent this credit—of belieying that | largely from promises to Kentucky | he really did not understand the m- | democratic leaders that if he found {port of that Jangnage.” himselt near their terrltory he “I cannot believe that would stop. Ited States “Thus we are assured second to none, while at the same time, under the provisions for military operations in «d to us without enguging in a com- petition of maritime construetion, at a less cost than would have 1 possible under the old regime compettive buiiding.' 3y these agrecments we are “as- a naval rank second to n 1 wonder if that Is true? for, agreements, thstanding that other powers ted that we are entitled to to theirs, the ¥y of the navy inferior to and barely Is of | notwithetanding these ot | navy equs act i, as the secr to assure i the Presi- | ent of the S TFable: Once there was a man who didn’t feel qualified to advise & dow how to invest her life {nsur- ce money, ffect and of those agreements, were BASEBALL IS A WHITE MAN'S GAME and is NOT FOR SALE All the fiber of his soul revolted at the loathsome offer! g The love of his wife—of his hoy—of HIS GAME hung in the balance! 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