New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925, 10 p———e— S e e FATHER A JUSTICE ~[BiG T1HE Aiekb FoR ' o the World of Awt WORK O SEVEN NEW o it e e s o) 5 | | the vessel will L e capable of making New Britain Rotary Club to Send 60 | Goodycar-Zeppelin Corporation Com- | 70 miles when the occasion demands. e ety s ot 5.5 (il ren JUSTTO TIE NOT .. Dennison Wlll Olficiate at OWD| conmructive Program W 1y charge ot l\ | n : of the Martford club and | Framingham, Mass, Jan, 20.—In ! (o pn & be at the Nond . pleting Semi-Rigid Type to Be | Used for Tralning | DRY REGIME RUINS ining In Army Akron, 0., Jan, 20.—~Work on the soven semi-righl airsh * | The Cli Ho s bei Lon- structed here by the Glodyear-Zep- pelin - Corporation for the United Slates government is being pushed | San It A8 rapidly as possible, The RS-1, |Hou Known to California Tourlsts mous Resort Has Fallen Viefim to Prohibition, order that he might purform the tel at sl tim om noon neisco, Jan. 20,—The Cliff , perched on precipitous rocks marriage ceremor his daughter, T : [ \ m this y |largest ot its Kkind ever built, is | beside the Golden Gate, s known to Miss Helen Der , Rad ; Hteaistal | practically completed und is being | everyone who has ever toured Cali- |, jor, and Edm 1 W, Smith ot Cam t | shipped to Scott IField, near St, | fornia, and in the old days was a i t ¢ 1 v - 2 el Louls, for assembly and test fligh gathering place for bon vivants, It ) bridge, & Boston ezt % ive been | y ight g ; ¥ ; Henry §. Dennison, 1 air i ! lock Al of the ships arc (o be used by | has now fallen vietim to the Vol MOTHER:- Fletcher's )t the Der \Manufacturing ¢ N | | the United States army for training | stead regime, and after a recent pro= Castoria is a pleasant, harm- pany of Kr 1 1 purposcs, Each is equipped with the |hibition raid the proprictor hung a less Substitute for Castor Oil, latest improved photographic and |8ign on the door ing: “Coffee it | radio devices. « und Doughnuts— Pm‘cgoric, Tcelhing Dmps Major Norman W. Peck of the| Irom the porch of the Clift House | iRt 2 | United States army is superintending | many famous characters have tar- | and Soothing Syrups, espe= y 1 v construction for the gavernment, and | vied to watch the sunset over the Bt epared for Infants in arms and Children all ages, 1 y | will fly the RS-1 on Iis test flight, |ocean. The spot w visited by | Cially pref Of the six s lex ships being con- | Presidents Grant, Hayes, Harrison, | M—‘ ! s M structed, three are of the 3 TC type, | McKinley and Roosevelt. One of | g ayoid imitations, always look for the signature of 7 ééédu W R.W. P s with a g acity of 200,000 cubie the presidents described the seals rections on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it, Nt feet and propelled by two 140-horse- | 1011ing on Seal Rocks, which rear Proven directions on DACKARC: t I 1 power motors and three are of the | themsel some 300 fect from the | s - = = - i W 1 3 TA type, powered by two OX Cur- “huge, mu»,«- fellows | e it 18 5 tis motors. 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Act on Senator Norris Kesolution ! ; Six old masters, worth a million and a half, are coming to | the United States. They have been purchased by a New York art dealer, and will arrive shortly. They formed part of the “ collection of the late Earl Spencer of Northamptonshire, Eng- ; land. The feature of the six is the painting shown above, | “Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire,” by Gainsborough, tern green is added, COUNTESSRESIES - and spring it seems entional straight linc n dominate the com- for Power Industry Probe. i the second and middle strip , red and white and in the - Daughter of Late Hungarian .ic'sooon " ™™ C[blll][ Hfls H{)Hle m GOOD E ,“, "’N.Y‘“ \mn-‘\u m(m-\ ., who was unique zin a commune outside to the rs in foo Cold, So British Strike Pickets Quit - v The Assuclated Prese. London, Jan iblic works LR s o HIGHERMARKSDEMANDED el Sale of Entire Stock of . OF FRATERNITY NEMBERS e R ¢ izations Aid School 1 soldi¢ boc e For Men, Women and Children, Owing to the Backward Season e We Were Left With More Stock On Hand Than We Should Have R inl S hiEe | Had, Therefore We Are Bound to Reduce Our Stock At a Great in 0ad Fel- | Sacrifice. | Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning at 9 o’clock | Read Below a Few of Our Many Bargains hope that some reached. In the lights are bei building through unteers. Offic danger o the walkout Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters! Musterole Works Without the Blister—Easier, Quicker WORK SHOES—Black or ; Men’s English Last Shoes | SHOES and OXFORDS— TR ios e e e brown with extra heavy $ 89 | in Black Calf, Russia and 89 | A leathers, all sizes wlth $ 00 e Yo e soles. §4.00 and $4.50 | Mah. Calf, rubber heels on == ; low and Cuban heels, $3 TIEE?'\{\PE{M :\rlu\welél valuelt; i SO GG0 ‘ every pair. $6 and §7 val. and $6 value .. >madelr(;‘ | = = ther helpful ingre | 2 ¥ e e > ki d bined in the form OXFORDS — Patent Gun CHILDRE! 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