New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1924, Page 10

19 0F 20 FIRP VICTIMS | ON ROAD 70 RECOVERY | HARTFORD MAN | IN DIFFICULTIES |, Gase Comes Up Today But He I Under Ariest Elsewhere wl Will Not Be Resumed at Tho- baet for Two Weeks—es Gomes morial Plan Su td B (ar]l Spitteler, Swiss | Essayist, Dies at 80 !: FIND BODY DF MAN Rohmxon \\ lll Hd\C to “ i o I‘l d;uzum‘ie: . ussolini In: ates Remain in Hmplt xl e e e .| King Albert Accepts | Petame Invitation Egyptian Nationalists Your Eses At Forty That first eye blur is psually noticed when reading. Whether ornot you wear glasses, this ur is a danger signal that you need Wells- worth Bifocals, the double vision len which allow yon stantly to shift your eye focus from far to near vision. Hare Your Exes Frank E. Goodwin Evesight Specialist 327 MAIN <% T'hone 1805 P sfgcs.(')ughs 26 CHURCH Sl !TheD MILLER Co. The Largest Assortment of Window Shades In the City Bancroft, Sunfast, Holland Shades and Hartshorn Rollers Let Us Estimate Your Wants Duchess Visits Unknown’s Tomb tiss 1ranc ictor in 8t es Training s hospital, here, peot 10 s Nall v, New | it ia reporte 't Willlam Campbell, ia tmpros ) ims whiel “Better He vil, wife of the claimant to the|! ¢ tomb of the Unknown Soldier in '« i Washington. She laid ent 1 Pockethook is Removed from Hi |01 Time tainment For Cluh Issue Candidates List . CAR RACES DOWN HILL, HITS TREE, TWO. DEAD Women Oceupants Dead. Three Men HANGING FROM HIS CAR (et—Medical Examiner Viles Injured in Upset at New Teport With Prosecutor Market, N. SHOW AT TOWN HOHE Minstrels Provide bnter- Inmates—U kulele Also Furnishes Number, C)fy Adverhsement iion for Street, Building and Veranda Lines On Cedar Street Clty ltems s Morrissey, iizabeth's hospltal | hool at St, s visiting 1 that the es Exposition™ { th Mr, and Mrs, A 5 is streat hias haen 1ccording to a notiee re .1rm IFFOW evening Morris D, & ¢ the defendar econard Fox of irned to her home after an appen: it Ne entertalns publicly and re-J ceives guets whom he is expected to entertaln and recelve.” Gov. Bryan declared he had ro- duced his travellng cxpense wuce count considerably by riding with state law enforcement officers. DBRYAN CAN'T LIVE ON PAY. Neb., Dee, Hryan, Lincoin, L0a—Gov, | Charles W detcated demo- an In-|cratic view presidential nominae, de~ clared here yesterday that “"Np one can hold (e office of governor and on the salary of $7,600. a year, Elizas at her i live you at New Year's IZ condi baseball yrps will g Wednes k in 044 street The f the afternoon fection of offi 1asistant d) JOIN Our owitz an' week-en from the com d Mrs. Trvin of | 106 the birth of € Phenix e exempli idates, Maple Hill dicitis at the HOOPING COUGH No “cure”~but 10 16 duce pareysens of conghig OPEN TONIGHT FROM 7-9 Christmas Club THE BANK OF SERVICE Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 He Knows Plenfy About Patience Your Yardstick The story of man’s progress is written daily on the printed page—in messages from all corners of the globe. Only history can measure it. Yet the progress that concerns you most—the bet- ter talcums, tooth-brushes, shoes and automobiles that an give you dailv satisfaction—vou-can measttre as vou read. Advertisements are your local yardsticks. Thay tell of the new and the best your own dealer S carry. [f youread the advertisements, you can buy wayes that repay your confidence- wares widely advertised hecause widely believed in. Moreover, by helping you select the new, economical and best today, the adves- tisements help you save for the new and best tomorrow. Let the advertisements keep you alert, progressive, Let them help you save. OVER 11,000 HERALDS DISTRIBUTED DAILY THE HERALD HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULA- TIONOF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN NEW BRITAIN The Herald is the Only New Britain Newspaper With An Audited Circulation