New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 24

ARMENIANS NO! SELF SUPPORTIN Three Years Ago They S“‘il\i\"‘” ffiu;"“ " NEW BRITAIN DAILY }!ERALD. tion of 1,1 b, only 1,014 meml f the com. ISt party L must b i rmeniu teeting the © inroads the Turks y finan ot poli- cace ana BRITISH EMPLOYERS FRIDAY, 0 WKE AUDIRNGES | THE ULTIMATE PLAYERS - ¢ oln Federation of Music Clubs To Form Classes in Music Among (e 5 Junior Workers ! Heads and TAVOR DRYER WORKERS it 70 shillings Goes for Drink for Paery 20 Shillings Spent on Viducation. They Wail CAPITO! 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D‘nl'\‘ CHICKENS TAN BOILING BEEF EAN CORNED BEEL RLOIN ST I ‘.‘Hi FOREN 251s.§1.98 3 cans 28¢ 2 cans 25¢ . 3 cans 25¢ FLIZABETH PARK PUMPKIN ELIZABETH PARR SQUASH FLIZABETH P can 23 can 23c¢ ARK FRUIT SALAD can 33¢ FLIZABETH PARK PEACHES . can MINCE MEAT 2 phkgs, 25¢ FANCY OLIVES hot. 15¢ up Al N ERT hot. 25¢ NEPRIENES IhEsl s e 20¢; Z5¢ 2SC0 Ih. 25¢ lbs. 81c 2 doz. 83¢ rize Oleo 00 29¢ 4 for 25¢ doz. doz. 9 gts. nberri Onions ey ARE WILLING T0 WORK T I8 called & n to sto NOVEMBER 21, 1924, " _ local land owners, the latter ha mer property, at day's wag and are glv- 1 10 the peas- 0 u\,n roma s and steps have been ‘ n it LOWER CHARGES FOR FAIRS ARE URGED of Tairs Meet in Parls Adopt Tmportant organizers of recently un- International itain, Nother- Approval nnber of in whieh t validity of nded on e huyers to visas of j A Royal Double Romance 1 left) (upper arents have madc The onl culminate i1 m (low f Prince im., SLIVER P Wm. Rogers & Son| ATE | 26 PIECE CHEST LINCOLN LA FRANCE saturday Special Chance to (0} MAYFAIR HAMPDEN I. RESNIC ve leased back | lmn DENIES SUN $POTS CAUSE EARTHQUAKE " P, Meyer Brands Such Beliels ! as Utterly False Berkeley, Cal, Novl 21, — Fear that earthquakes may result from tha accumulation of spots on the {sun is without sclentific basls, mc- to W, F. Meyer, associate v of astrophysics at the ity of California, sun spots, which have been causing much speculation lately, cording ire under continual observation at | university and at other ob- #tories. Professor Meyer said: "Although spots are constantly coming together and breaking up to form new ones, the total area is not in- creasing to any appreciable amount, As far as we know, they have nothing to do with eyclones on the earth or with our weather conditions in any respect. The only eable effect is on the auroral displays at the pole and in causing magnetic storms, which sometimes interfere slightly with telegraphy.” table at fen o'clock) - Say, Biggs, call up my ife, pretend that you're me, and | her you are still at tha office, and won't be home for a couple of hours yet. — Won't she recognize the gs — No, not at all. She'll be , and it will only be the servant pretending that it's her, HE MOHICAN MARK SATURDAY YOUR MARKET RECORD CONSTRUCTION WORK MADE IN VIENNA ‘Houses Completed and Ready For Occupancy in Three Weeks in City of Vienna, Vienna Nov, 21.—What is sald to be a record for central Europe was made here recently when a number of houses were compleied and ready ifor accupancy within three weeks, | The houses were erected as an ex- periment owing to the dwellings here and it is planned to bulld more by the hundreds if the |scheme proves practical, The frame of the houses consisted of two sets of boarding which were set four to five inches apart, the in- {tervening space between the board- ing being filled with sawdust which had been treated with a chemical {preparation which made it non-in- flammable. A coating of plastering |was applied to the outside of the boarding and a family from the Vien na slums moved into their new home 21 days after the work was begun. PRECEDENT BROKEN Soviets Break Social Custom, Ap- pearing in Full Dress at Fntertainment, Moscow, Nov. 21 cow broke all precedents since the Russian revolution recently by com- ing out in full-dress evening clothes at an cntertalnment arrang by the Soviet government in aid of Russian village schools, Tt was the first time members of the foreign diplomatic corps participated with —Official Mos- TO COME HE dearth of |, | Miners took $: School | miracle Ithe entire bus the Bolshevik government represen- tatives in a public function. The ambassadors and ministers of| all countries which have recognized. the Soviet were present with thelr| staffs, The Russian capital had not seen so many drgss suits, silk lats and canes since Imperlal Rus- sia was at its soclal zenith, George Tchitcherin, Soviet foreign minister, avolded a polnt of etiquette byl donning his Red Army uniform thus disappointing those who predicted he would violate the usual bolshevik practice by wearing evening clothes, GOLDFIELD RAZED Onetime Bonanza Town of the West Converted By Fire and Ravages of Time, Goldfield, Nev. Nov. 21, fires within a year lave left little but blackened and crumbling ruins| In this onetimg bonanza town of the west, From 1906 to 1908 the town 20,000 people. The lure of gold had brought them from everywhere, Some of the lots on which charrs skeletons of structures stand werg bought and sold, in & frenzy of spe ulation, for $20,000 to $50,000, 0,000,000 1 gotd from the region ahout the city. 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