New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1924, Page 2

T T —.w‘:— Place to Be lev Becuse xex vork Nov 13—the amen-| pminc .'{. win Nov ent 1 v CHILDREN’S | ' Funds Are Lacking Lo ot e 8 adpnun s | m ot | | BOOK WEEK | . v B S © i Take Them Homc | : osing or e rlusve cont act for o et ‘ “ fie } Books M t R o ‘”";M:”;MJ eMelent = ‘ I s N R e " Be Befter Looking—Take | ’I‘! i?: 2 ) ! .: b S Ansport n A\ —”:I’v“__ Oliv (3 Ta f your ekin is yell tongue coa ve a bad taste in DICKINSON Mys. Sundberg Surprised By Women of \(.Jm( h' our or t of th 118 killed on tha day in tion. Dr. that in the future the intendent be called in poy Tcos s tarllan sk John Tgoe, on Wehalf of the mem- bers, presented her with a silk um- i Smart }Spmt Coats| er there 1s a disagreement brella, Tow re ph aging T Pullen will recommend to the | Following an entertainment health hoard at the next session an freshments were served. The house bu\L.an.s\.ldun ua.‘/u Lz. andd()c NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVFMBLR 13 1924 | members will support legislation to \ while it Is also stated that the com- missloners were not agreed respect- ing the scope of their work, The suggestion now is that these potnts will have to be cleared up by fresh legislation, but nothing to this eftect has come from officlal sources. WILL RESUME STUDIES After Roberts' argument, Fra J. Hogan, Walter K. Tuller Frederick R. Kellogg Intended to ar| gue for the defense, while form Senator Atlee Pomerene planned close for the government. BOUNDARY COM. HALTS Work Must Be Susponded Until s«xpe of Work s Outlined in New * DRYS CLAIM THEY - CONTROLCONGRESS " Sturvey of Election Is Made by London, Nov 18.~The Irah Remoy that boundary commission’s work is at & “ ” | standstill, according to some of the . { waYfleB Whfielel' pers which say it may be|poesl Art Student Expects To Wed af ter taStef Al necessary « to pass another blll | Washington, Nov. 13.—Analyzing 0hro!||€h the British parllament be-| Miss Betty Pearlman Next Spring fore ca L] N the. results of the election from | '‘ye’ o e FEUMOR oy 1n| =—Will Reskle in New York City ; ‘wet and dry" viewpolnt, Wayne 1! |.ondon, but after two meetings ad- | I#adore R. Robinson of 185 Fair- | \Wheeler, general counsel of the anti icurned Indefinitely. The difticulty | !¢ street has resigned his position | in the shoe department of the Besse- | Leland store and will leave for New York within a few days, to study art, particularly pen and ink draw- ing and ofl painting at the University of New York. Mr. Robinson, who s the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Robinson, in- tends to make his future home in New York city. He will be married next spring to Miss Betty Pearlman of 17 Laurel street, New Britain, Miss Pearlman is the daughter of Mrs, Sarah Pearlman, loon le , today declared 320 o the 432 members of the house en rsed by the drys had been suc ful he assnclation againkt the pro n amendment,” Wheeler said, 1n 174 endorsements of candi s for congress, of whom 82 were ted, They openly opposed 262 ndidatos of,whom 219 were elect- Elght otithet canaldetes dans 4 hy the wet organization eth- r repudiated the endorsement or | had dry voting records, v sald to be that the commission tound itself powerless to summdn witnesses and call for documents, utfimns | Pleasantly Spicy! “dlways Good Taste” ; hibit For Children’s Coughs . 14, there is no better home treatment than Linonine. It is a pure, safe “0f the 33 ‘senators elected, 17 Mr. Robinson is a former student who were reclected, are listed as| [Bed7 cootaining fisx ‘“d“;" at the Hartford Art school. iy, one is outspokenly wet, and two vote for most enforcement leg- TESTIMONY ALL IN islation; while all but two of the thirteen newly elected senators are moss, gly ickly effective and highly bene- Zcu.l ils. Children likeit. Linonine promptly relieves the choked-up condition of the head and throat, Special Govt. Prosecutor Produces All Evidence in Naval Oil Case favorable to prohibition enforcement. | soothes and heals the sore, irritated n Most of these were fought by the bronical passages, stops the cough Los Angeles, Nov. 13.—~Owen J, wots, by natural means and provides Roberts, special prosecutor appoint- beat and nourishment to the whole Mm,wuhdpmg&enhdd throw off the cold. At the same time it supplies new and nourish- ment to the wasted tissues. ed by President Coolldge, had the privilege of opening arguments to- day in the government's suit against the Pan-American Petroleum and Transport company. Presentation of testimony in the naval oll reserve lease cancellation case was complet- ed “yesterday. | “The total number of members- elect of the house, who are listed as favorable to the dry cause is 320, while in the senate 72 out of the 96 make prohibition effective. Sk | others favor part of the legislation 'advocated by the drys.” | ordinanca ealenlated to end the | practica of selling live chickens on | the highways.. There are several | ng, schobl or nds on Lafavette street where [ | busine f n e s business is carried on and on Hartford avenue there ars some |places which maet the board's re- |M| quirements and some that do not. | Dr. Pullen explains that the eonly | lordinance that can be invoked now | | has to do with nuisances and al\ovu hp (‘pmqpn of several interpretations, ! Dr. Henry T. Bray, chairman -\f | the health board, has decided to (M| continue in that capaclty until the expiration of the present fiscal year, H| having reconsidered his decision to | leave the board next mnmh fPRUMINENT MEN HORSFALLS | HELD FOR MURDER | ot/ mifi‘msma Republican Leaders and News Paperman Under Arrest | | | “It pays to buy our kind” . " | Rock Taland 011 Nov: 19 Thomas. J mesfl Dunahue e, clothier and former chair- of the republican county com- Baritone mittee W. 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