New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1925, Page 4

COMMITTEE GETS HALL BOND BiLL Would Increase This City's Bor- Towing Limit by $220,000 lal to The Herald.) Feb. 10,—A bill by Sen- Hall of New Britain would exc! (8pe Hartford, ator Edward 1%, which, if passed, way bonds limit of the city's i up before the legis] New Brita further issu ting to $22 hearing will om five committ lay. In t} 1s would al- of bonds the state of low a amol A wfLerr finance com bill, entitled city of N ) Id Thy before the ator Hall's ing the and subway 4 After 1 rnment ature, of today's ssion o ot the « Henat a meeting held amin W ) ed a tofa d for county | nissic announc date M ter, was resolution | go, but milar ¥ sald pres two rs no comr Doesn't hurt one “Freezc on an stantly that corn stc shortly you lift it bit! Drop a little g corn, in- urting, then t oit with fin- s a tiny bottle of " for a few cent hard corn, ween the toes, W ove every and out soreness corn, or corn bet the foot c or irritat lluses, ! Sparkling Eyes and | Clear Glowing Skin Come Back Alter INDICAN Test showed Cause of Pimpies, Black- heads, Pale Skin test Row you from a tired out person troubled with complex gotic w top and veryone admi g as there 1a Indlean In sour Mln\ is N’!IC\ N2 is the ‘wrknav also have Indican ou FIGHT INDICAN. wi TH cokrfns ll"Lt lil'(fl TFOR BOILS—PIMPLES AND ALL SKIN ERUPTIONS ASK YOUR DRUGGIST tative Alling replied in the negative A hearing on an appropriation for the Newington Home for Crip- pled Children will be held before the finance committee. tomorrow. The committee will meet in exccu- tive scssion. UNDER ONE TRIBUNAL All Free State Rallroads Combined Under Policy of Unification As Al- ternative To Natlonalization, Dublin 10.—All the rallways in the Free § have combined un- w policy of compulsory unifica- pted as an alternative to na- iona u.wlhm The more than them altogether, all with boards of directors and Indepen- t stafts, and 16 headquarters, The unification has now been completed under the supervision of |a special raflway tribunal, and com- cnsation has been paid to the dis- lircetors and The bears the name of n'Raflway, and its total mi 52, The malga- nation sche cs not effect the |Great Northern Railway which has ast and op- liction b, re were staffs, Souther is = | me ¢ |its headquarters in Bel crates principally in the juri hern Ireland. The Free State s power over this line so far as |1t operates between Dublin and the hor but not exereised | thority. Railway Tribunal has drmf‘fll | the amalgamated company | luce charges by 121 per | Ulster GURIOSITY BLOT OUT OLD MEMORY Marshal Petain Returns to Visit Old Innkegper Menton, France, Feb. 10. — Mar- shal Petain, as a second lleutenant | 40 years ago, served two years in a |small post near Sospel on the | French-Italian frontler. Second Lieutenant Petain, Whose resources were rather glim,' took his meals at a modest inn kept by a young girl of | | remarkable beauty. Recently Marshal Petain, repre- senting the French army at the un- | veiling of a monument to the war | dead here, decided to take the trip | into the mountains and visit the | scene of the garrison life as a sec- | {ond lieutenant. The marshal ad- mitted to his aides that he was anx- jous to see how the former beauty |of the inn looked after 40 years. | He found hoth the inn and its e rably larger. worked a great con- in their respective inn, retreshed reconstruction, had rably younger, while the world could not | nide the havoc that years had wrought upon its once fair owner. “Don’t you recollect a second lleu- tenant calle Petain who frequent- ed your p some 40 years ago,” the marshal asked of the old wom- an at the end of the meal when he e had falled to re paint Lecome all the e saw that sl im. “Oh, the landlady | simply, “little Petain, why 1 at captain by th DRIVES LOCOMOTIVE Aristocratic | Scion of One of Spain’s | Familiecs Finds Joy in Honest Labor, Madrid, Fe gers in are making 1 neys th a locomotive scion of one tic families of a man of many titles Maria Me 0X ar he is er ronets, among ks, of Duke of Saragos 1os Arcos, Marques de L n of which nk of G past 20 vears Jos engineer of the most is His Iriver i name 10 to wear noble Conde y de | with | | R itled other an. | de Vhtends the nd ofling of his locomotiye Berlin Police Prevent Hotcls I mm O\ ercharging ey d ot the Berlin requiring I charges guests at police have issued orders otels to display a n or card in every room clearly stating the g of the r ding "he police have Visitors to the capi pared an irritating and ning procedure inherite war. CT DELEGATES committe utive ing at the Y. M. C. A. at o'c One of the items of {ness which will probably be act- be the election of dele- annnal convention of the of Men's Bible cets in Mount Vernon, N. Y., ot items to | the class in regard to speakers and | its publicity program, this eve hers be dis- the FIRE AT GAS STATION About $150 damage resulted from | |a small fire in the Vibberts gus sta- |tion on Stanley street yesterday aft An alarm was sent in fr ernoon | Box a13 | bullding .was s rlm!l he south side htly “a WARNING AGAINST But nobody can stop us from falling in love with Sally Long, candidate for 1925’s choice as most perfect Hollywood beauty, who was brought to pictures only after D. W. Griffith obtamed $100,000 against her falling in love and leaving his company. POWER IS SOUGHT Canada Leads the World in Harnes- ing of Water Falls Says Report a“ MARGISSUS' TRAIL .-~ Urges Discouragement of Gladia- | ouawa Tev. 10.~Canat_teads the world in harnessing water power, torial Spirit in England according to a report of the Do- | minion department of the interior. | Hydro-electric development in Can- | la was increased to 3,578,000 | €= 1 ) r through the in- | the | stallation of 350,000 additional units, the report said. Principal water power develop- | ments tpok place in Ontario and | Quebec. New hydro development in | the prairie provinces and British Columbia totaled nearly 50,000 | | horsepower, : | Water power projects contemplat- 'L SIN- {0 within the next two years will HOLS, | 530 50,000 additional horsepower, f‘n \the department announced. Work London Discou ment a8 o of termed which has the British was urged recently by Dr Miiler in an address to cmbers of the British Association ! Al Training on the subjec gladiatorial spirit, been reported creeping i . sou raliz ing that al trainin, belic and | of erccting a plant at Carillon on the Ottawa River to furnish 70,000 horsepower for exports to United e e States industries will be undertaken this year, the department said. T e | R IKE GOURTING Greek myt \nlnmz Business Is Won ¢ needed phys , however, did ve this there whom to were physi R Dr. Miller fell in love in the s of wer cissians today ths it i G o o ction There mad who object of their ltivated their own| vertising Like Girl Can Be Won | exter ch S ac - Sn e ,"““‘ By Consistent Woaing. | he said | turists based Miller con- hence If hool boys would upon the values animal factor consequently a boys were in their character de- ng to their physical By Constant Ad- ct own love and who ct bodies ally da to He cl Blackburn, Eng., Feb, 1“.7—7!‘34"‘ is won by constant advertising just 8 & girl can only be won by con-| sistent courting, the opinion ‘of James -mayor of this ou must offer the right kind of goods and keep on calling,” he sald “If you want to win & girl you must start with a good character, Keep advoeating your claims, Your shy n is in“danger of bring headed off v a rival and even if he wins tem- porarily he may Jose in the end if he Is not genuine, "It is just the in business. | No advertising campaign can make permanent success of a com- | dity or ser that is not good | and that is not worth the price a‘l-\lrl for it all ‘over in | the speaker. | Keep Boys \\\al\elLale, us something | Make ’Em Sleep Soundly | n in schovls, theory of keeping boys | atching a game idered as part of cater than is a serious in Stanworth, t and cha physical and olescent o . Ivised the association think merely in expansion when s individual - puplls to hee same requir jce here odating been 1at asserted in Lo used was furnish S Eve The novel ) w ional dirce- | Scout council, fourthession of held Jast Frederic tor local Boy the ' school ks® ha! his as desirat of the : k at ALIENS NOT INVITED S0 T Mr @ on ove en the ho; uld get real sle few hours night of fi “fooling.” s P eplying to W of this is " by ) encouragement been offered to wii | i -GENUINE REDUCTIONS MID-WINTER FURNITURE SALE REED FURNITURE Three-Piece Suite of Davenport, Chair and Our large assortment of Fine Rugs, including Tapestr: Velvets and Rocker covered with a Regular $225.00, - Now ... fine grade of velour. .$195.00 Other Fine Suits priced at $74.00 $79. 00 $149.00 Brussels, Axminsters, Vilton, in all sizes, has been Greatly Reduced for this Sale. Dis- continued patterns of the Famous Whittall Rugs also included. CONSOLE - TABLES Unusual values at Porters’ $11.75 $12.75 Sale Walnut polychrome . Reg. $79, Now $59. Others from $25 up " END TABLES $4.95, wonderful bargains at $5.75, $9.75 B. C. PORTER SONS PHILA. 1§ DEN OF ILLEGAL BOOZE Sags Gov. Pmchot Urging Passage of “United Dry Bill” Harrisburg, Feb. 10.—Philadel- phia is the principal center in the United States for the manufacture of illegal drink from denatured al- cohol and Pittsburgh is a center for illegal beer, Governor Pinchot told the members of the general assem- Uly today in a message asking en- actment of a ‘“united dry bill" for regulation of distilleries and brew- eries If the bill s passed the govefnor declared, “the sources of illegal drink in Pennsylvaniy can be and will be dried up.” If it is defeat- “flagrant” violations of the law will continue and “the law breakers by its defeat will be encour- d to still greater lawlessness.” Must Enforce First “The enemies of law enforcement will try to make it appear that to | defeat this will will bring nearer the day of light wine &nd beer,” he sald. Even if such a day could ever come, it would do nothing of the |sort, 1t modification of the Vol- | stead act is ever to be possible, this much is clear, It can never even be | considered until the law is fully en- forced, Question of Life and Crime “This is not a question of light wine and beer. Tt is not a question of unadulterated liquor of any sort. | 1t 1s a question of stopping the flood of poison drink poured out over this stato and a flood of crime, misfor- | discase and death which rulns and kills' our own people by the thousand, and flows in an evll stream from Pennsylvania into other states as well,"” Explaining that poison bootlog 1i- | quor 1s made out of denatured al- ired on a per nmunity to live H in pe oms in con f lea ipils Col. W. W. the local 11, &poke and sald that t no worse th heen; act ng, they could everal games were entering int | of renewed T men present. The New Britain conneil will hold | its annual camp inion and ban- quet at the Boy y Saturday | evening. Rev, Samuel Fiske, scout- | master of Troop 1 of Berlin, will he toastmaster. Each troop will puton | a stunt of 4ts own origination 101 from of to the oys today were fathers had id of scout- de better. ed, the men 1 all the vim ere were 41 of « class INFORMATION Phjlosopher—I contend | marridd man s always formed than a single man. Cynie—Naturally. What he doesn't know, his wife t him.—London | Answers, that a better in- Y. never !pO that Dep aRing Powdey cohol, either completely or specially denatured, the governor declared that ln the two years ending June 30, 1923 the amount of specially de- n'mlred alcohol produced in Phila- delphia “Increased from less than 800,000 gallons to more than B§,- 000,000 gallons.” How Graft is Worked In explaining how, he declared, “the graft is worked" the governor sald there were 151 manufacturers on November 30 last authorized to make tollet waters, hair tonies and | tobacco sprays in Philadelphia. “These 151 toilet water, hair tonic and tobacco spray makers withdrew in the first ten months of 1924 mere than 1,100,000 galloi speclally denatured alcohol, which is probably alcohol enough to make tollet water, hair tonic and tobacco sprays for the people of the whole world” the governor declared. 128 Are Crooked “Of these 151 manufacturers, 128 were found hy state officials to be engaged in violations of law or In crooked practices to cover such vio- lations."” While the governor sald Pitts- burgh was a center for illegal beer, law violation by brewers “are not concentrated in Pittsburgh as law violations through denatured alco- hol are in Philadelphia.’” w Britain Club Men To Qhserve Jinx Night The entertainemnt committee of the New Britain club, W. H. Ratten- bury, chairman, has announced a |program of bridge, mah jongg and |pitch for members of the club only | inx night,” Friday February 13. ndeterred by the date, as the |famous hoodoo should affect ail 'alike, tournaments will be held in the various games now enjoyving popularity at the club and suitable prizes will be awarded the winners, {In addition refreshments will be |served. The program is part of the | winter's-secial activities for the club. Nearly $6,000,000,000 was spent on new building conatruction in the United States during 1924. endable ils a baking. Itisso easy to work with that you need not be an ex- pert cook to make good, nourishing, delicious hot breads, cakes, ete., if you use THE WHOLESOME BAKING POWDER Flavor it does not Affect— Because-Proportions are Corvect. t |@ balance of ahout $1,000 out of the | FROM STORM FUND Gost.of Snow and Ice Removal Wil Be $9,000 With a continuance of the present thaw and the groundhog's prediction of an early spring, the board of pub- lic works is hopeful of turning back $10,000 transferred to that depart- ment to pay the expense of snow and ice removal. | The/ department has had but two serious storms this year to comtend | with, The first, which occurred two months ago cost the city ap- proximately $2,500. The more re- cent storm was not only a heavier fall, but a heavy coating of ice made it more difficult to clear the streets and larger forces with larger pay- | rolls resulted. To date the storm has cost the city about $5,000 and there is still work to be done. | When the first fall of snow came, | the board found itself without funds to clear the streets. At the recom- mendation of the hoard of finance and taxation, the common council ordered a transfer of $10,000 from | the emergency account to the pubiic works ice and snow fund, It now appears that this amount will be adequate to the ci needs for this year unless more storms occur. Approve of Palmers for Town Home Overseers Action on the appoiptment of a superintendent and matron of the town farm was postponed by the charlty board at a meeting yester- day afternoon, to permit the appii-| cants an opportunity of personal in- | terv with the charity commis- sloners. This will take place next Monday and appointment will be made at that time, It now appears that Mr. and Mrs. G. Waite Palmer, former superin- | tendent and matron, respectively, | {will receive the appointment, three | commissioners having spoken in | favor of that selection. There are five commissioners. The Palmers held office between 1918 and 1920 and the present com- missioners are satisfled with their record at the town institution. Chairman Frank Riley and Commis- sloners Jameés A, Coyle and Rev. Dr. | John E. Klingberg expressed them- | selves as favorable to the Palmers, | and Commissioner Klingberg sald | the appointment of John Magee, an- | other applicant, would also meet mn\ approval if the hoard Baw fit name hin, Dr. Klingberg will not attend next Monday's meeting. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY With 24 friends as her guests, Ar- lene Strickland, daughter of Mr. and | Mre. George Strickland of 125 Co- Iimbia street, obkerved the 11th an- niversary of her birth today at her home. Valentine suggestions were used in the decorative scheme. Games were played and luncheon was served. The little hostess recelved many pretty gifts. Spain leads the world in produc- | tion of olive oil. \ SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS There 1s only one medicine that really stands out pre-eminent-<as a medicine for curable ailments of tue kidneys, liver and bladder. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distressing cases. Swamp-Root makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases, It is a gen- tle, healing Vegetable compound, Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large, However, if vou wish first to test this gr preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.» Binghanyton, N. Y, for a sample bottle, When writing be sure and mention this paper. | A Dose of Castor Oil in a Nice Chocolate Candy Kiddies Beg for Them When the boy or girl needs a medieine for the howels—don't go after the bottle of vile, nauseating Castor Oil. s Just hand Jimmy a Kastor Jem and say-— “Here's a nice chocolate candy for you, Jimmy." Watch Jimmy enjoy his delicions chocolate—and his dose of castor oil. He'll ask for another} but don't give it to him--for each Kastor Jem contains exactly one children's dose of the purest Castor Oil. Two Kastor Jems is enough for & grown-up. No high-grade chocolate tastes nicer, than a Kastor Jem—You can't taste” the ofl—you can't smell it— but it's there just the same, For the Kiddies' sake ask for Kas- tor Jems—Your Dru;glal knows all about them. West Lynn Man Fmds Allen’s Lung Healer 1s Equally Eficctive for a Severs Cough and Cold or a Fresh Cold. . vad n Mo snys, tack of “the hes t winter I had a Eripge. accompanied by ¢old on the lungs with a hard Ing pough that racked my whole body. My fungs were more and heemed tg. be filld up and my doctor #aid 1 was threat- ered with pneumonia. ‘T had been confin- ©d o the house for two weeks and wah still & slck man when 1 was advised by Dave Perry to take Allea's Lung Mealer. He #ald it would surely. fix me up, and 1t aia. “Aftor taking a few doses T could feel ¥ Jungs looksenings up. the eorences dis- appeared and the cough began to mend, and inslde of a week | wah back at my work. Before the yecond Lottle was gone the cough wan entirely cured. \When 1 cateh eojd now, 1 don't watt til ['am #ick, but take the Lung Healor, and 1t breaks 1t up in short order, JOREPH GROTEAL, 380 Boston St Lynn Ajw's Lung He and $1.00 & vottle. On #ale 1n New Britaln by City Drug Store and Miller-Hanson,