New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925. ——— e e . e —— n make the British Empire Exhibition | vis s the commenceme % ‘ ‘ N 2 co, spends more time on HARNESS BEARS BR“SSW“R“ [;RAZE (HAWAITAN FOOTBALL I s ssndlion iU T NS ot satement. accompanying the et | Gag Consumption o vt and plor and goss on |1oes Sledding On Hee Tanch With RWALS BASFBALLL' y win clal | miralty's proposals for construction, | Colossus, rendered incapable of fur- Shows Cooking Hours cooking unll early & p. m. Note a Team of \mg nlndxleub:' AdL vent sL Y d|says Mr. Bridgeman, the first lord, |ther warlike service, have been re- London, March 13,—The hot Sun- S ol Lawing, Alaska, March 13,-=Mrs, | Proy X ady plan- |1 an explanatory statement, from |tained as target ship and stationary |day mid-day dinner s still a fotlsh tingham nolinta ta _the ConblsiNyille Nesl Lastink of this ' place i on- T erve: | reining AMi. reapoqtively, Cas. auc [among (e - fokjsaiin gf', Hegich | OALal SE1H SRl uaea. mare NS, 1681 ages Mo MAIAR SiTNY ranch with Gridiron Sport Has Short Season | dov 1. hiowever, the o thorlzed by the treaty. « | pdople, says a report on gas con- oooking ia the svening X ‘l"' "‘b' a team of young black bears. The ——— ivs that are now |in order to maintain the aceepted| The Australly and the Monarch |sumption,\which In England is at | With stricter abservance o ““" #ab- | ynan are well broken to harness. W) i Dell Py ole Tn- [rranging xcusions to the |standard of naval strength, the eblef |were suik, and the remaining 18 |its maximum botweon 11 olclock in :““I-, does l’l""F‘ °"l“' SO for| " Gontrary to the nations of womo L]fldovme”o elle Faroie People as Diamond Pastime | L ited Stat ler countricd, | fenture of the program boing re-!ships, representing 400,000 tons of |the morning and 1 p. m. on Sundays, unduy on the previous day, persons in the States, bears do not I reverse t procedure later and | placement of cruisers Which have | material, we sold to and broken Closo observerg of gas consump- hibernate at the first sign of winter, Cl‘OCiale" All {he Ras Mareh 15— Football | hring visitors from those landy to | become or are becoming obsolete, |up by*ship breaking firms in Eng. |tion say that thd hours of cooking |THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS{put are aa active as domestic anl« But Draws Nearly as Many | R rival to baseball | Wembley The government 18 proceeding land. 5 vary in differcnt towns, Brighton, BRING GOOD RESULTS mals such as dogs. Hawali, according with the investigation which the pro- | r both | ceding government declared its in- J. Ash umu\ tention of making into this question Il Park, |as & whole, and proposals regarding iy | new construction will be laid before I H R | parliament when the inquiry s com- ‘hu.-m Provision is made In the estjmates 1e played by Oc- | for the resumption of work on de- lifornia against | L1 " i elopment of tt val base at Sin- st Air - Experiments and More iciore, s vase veing acemea a 1do university against vital link in Imin of communi- or Navy wan and | W}ages CauSes 0l [NC0gase | cation with the British dominions in i ¢ ific 0 car’ e The admiralty is greatly interested in the development of airships, with British | 3 view to their possible value in amount | paval reco dovinellc lovin o over the | The pers Las cro: its pr that y 1 A WEMBLEY READY =e o £50 opre yrogram does not in- into the Art ot ¢ § Lin e clude construction ,it provides and ev o 2 il imo iy avy 4 for the completion of the cruisers crazy - h arm and | liffingham, Emerald and Enterprise, langu: ! ou _ | reat British Exhibition Reopens to wmy |and the submarines L Wd L-2T, Porcigners in I | & ¢ e fed and disturbed the | Public ‘n May; Hope for Another |(XPerme tablishment at Shoe- il L1 conslaction o Successful Year, A further sum of 0,000 s | cru of the Kent cl mine 5 due to uncontrollable s, such [layer Adventurc, the destroyers white squares 1 N London, March 13.—It is the s increases in w and . son and AmBuscade and sub- pers, but i g : t of the lorities to 1 | reduction in the f surplus | marine O—1, will be further ad- newspaper Cot b ¥ |the Wembley Exhibition of 1925 far es aval without | var and oduce A€ | petter than that of 19 e tems account the day it during the |t erably : ) v regarding i s e scrappin s have {been duly carr ut, says the natives by the gesticulations i liately appar- ation strong and g but ra - ——l‘ A o e o~ e e These are Coats that will | u up. positively appeal to men s wions dring e e | ‘ : : @ V) who are accustomed to . ‘ pay $10to $15 more than our price. - Style dominates fiosr Ready For Saturday | § | o FI,NEDF_ORELPEP‘ING | | WONDROUS ARRAY OF (% . 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