New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 6

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Faint; 4. | | (Copyright, 1925, Reproduction s Forbidilen) FRENCH PRESIDENT " CABLES 600D WISHES v | | ' Doumergue Sends Coolidge Con- | ut | | ‘ gratwlations of Himself and | | { | | His Countrymen Paris, March >resident Don- mergue cabled his congratulations to President Coolidge today upon the occasion of his inauguration, The | message read: “At the moment of commence- Iment of the period of four years | during which you are going to con- | inue to occupy the high functions lin which you have hegfl maintained | by the confidence of the American people T am anxious to join my per- | sonal congratulations to those which |1 am glad to address to you in the |name of the government of the re- | public and all Rgance. | “With my entire country T am | convinced that, thanks to your quali- [ties and your expe your re- most satisfactorily in. 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Hartford THE SOROSIS SHOE DEPARTMENT Introduces A Special Service For Children ate arriving every day, and i | public—our fricnd see s ! prosperity increase continuousl | *rhat is the wish formulated by Irench democracy cordially nited with yours in the same idcals Ju peace and ' liberty.” Chamberlain to Talk Over Pact With Herriot | .ondon, March 4.—Austen Cham- airs, will stop over in Paris on his P to the meetir of the councll league of nations at Geneva ng enough to discuss the proposed Geneva security pact with Premicr {Herriot, it wa ially intimated today. 1t is probable Mr. Chamber- Jther | lain will not he able to lay the offi before tt I'rench PBritish cabinet has | | | Millions of Men and Women Carricd | the Across East River to Long Island e| By Old Boats, March 4 — A | New York, i York had relic of old New into limho tod: The passenger crry service across the East river [Ot yet arriv between Manhattan and 1.ong Isiand [matter ot he City was discontinued last night Jor nearly 67 years the ferryboats operated by the Long Island rail-| 1 carricd millions of m.,-nl passed premi may inform that Great cannot aceept the protocol Premier " and women to and from their work Roosevelt, Russell Vanderbilt and Angus found the craft fast enough. DLut the modern comn- 1unds modern rapid tran- sit, and the tubes and bridges took | wore and more people from the boats until it was no lopger profit- alle to opegate them, | In the “good old days” the carried 80,000 persons daily struck their 1l mont When in acknowl- | dgenient of t feat by a new | ra in transp i their pa | ge each day dwindled to | | { ferrie : ! | | Half Million Dollar Fire Occurs in ('uba | March 4.—I"ire in Bata- | 5, on tlie coast of Cuba in rovinee last nig de- | ny buildings with an es ports from remen Wi to aid in fig ) |started in a bullding the Spanish ¢ ocery rehouse were amnc Havana | whict occupled by 1 ing and a| ru.\.m,.,u‘ in The Minute that Seems a Year. JUST AS THE SPLES TRIPS TO THE CONDESCENDED TO WRAP UP ° THE BUNDLE,, 1S TYING THE YOUR MONEY 1S STILL O | @ M N \NTELPI t a decision on the | Britain - ADY, WHO HAS HAD TO ‘ STOCKROOM TOR YOU AND WHO HAS , JUR OTHER SMALL PARCELS WITH | AST KNOT, YOU DISCOVER. TTHAT /Britain Will Have an Embassy in Turkey I.ondon, March 4. — The British government has decided to raise its present mission to Turkey to the status of an embassy. Negotlations carried on between the Turkish rep- ntatives in London and Austen mberlain, the sccretary for for cign affairs were concluded today ind it is expected the official an nouncement of the elevation of th: mission will be made in the next few days. Two steering wheels connected ith a sprocket chain are now being ised to teach people to drive cars CIVIL WAR VETERAN HIGHLY RECOMMENDS NEW FORMULA Veteran ter, N. 11, the Civil War, W, A contracted Stiles of Manches- sciatica during and has suffered more or less with rheumatic pains What Mr. Stiles has to concerning the great NOX-RI- I'TS, will surely be appreciated by vheumatic sufferers everywhere, He “I am pleased to be able to what I think of NOX years, I have tried to that would relieve meé sclatica rheumatism, but all in until T took a treatment of -RI-TIS. 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