New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1925, ey s ey s | pear to be prosperous whether they | as lawyers and doctors have de- N o ing his 60 years' employment at the |ord Corcoran was presented with a | sical training compulsory for all RANEE lNFUx | do much busincss or not, ‘BETTER TEA[;HERS manded, and when we, a8 a group On‘Tlme for 50 'Yeals,' “:,ku he h’a‘, not’ h,,',t ,i single mine ‘sulu wateh by his employers, students, One of the arguments ad« - — of educators, can bring oursclves to| Employe Receives Watch |ute of time. The reason ho gave —_— vanced for athletics is that they dise organize protests against low quali- March 20.— |for never being late was that he DISCOURAGE DRINKING courage drinking. ; SCT ‘ Warrington, Eng., 1 | London Police Meet ‘ | ficatfons, as the medical fraternity |0y l'fmw"m""““ Steye T [always went to. bed carly, and had | Jena, March 20.—Jena University, ; ‘ MiaubleliniRecrutting I has done in recent years, wo shall [ Gt ORI B0 O e |@ #o0d night's rest, taking the lead among German in- | THE FNRALD OLASSIFIED ADS " il | L TGS eon \ begin to gain for ourselves a respect |yt WEVE R VO O B | I recognition of Wa unique rec- | stitutions of learning, has made ghy- BRING GOOD RESULTS [that we cannot otherwlse hope io of wartime ivations on the have," Fear - of Chinese Tovasion "% paiove e sows “in \Fundamental Problem of Presgat | ——— e retpellcores| \Ravaged by Wild Rabbit, Prompts Warsaw Action | rtmreied omma Donnner e | Day Education France Seeks Security | : | porting 8 c and city or Parls, ® March 20.—Phortection Tearing & so-calle hinese inva. l Leo Detter prepared teachers is the fun- | problem which recently has oceu- | #lon becan Vot Ist > {his t of th pplicant damental problem in present day | pled the attentlon of the French ; an W. F. Barr of the | parliament. 9 . o o ] irfentals AV % A . d » ' ! L gountry ¢ { = ‘ wse they are n ) cation of Drake uni-| A bill declaring the rabbit “a nui- ' during the las v months, € single 1 here recently In and a noxious animal,” sign- Polis! W s declde at |y fost ks ont so ny more & that the National Education | ed by Premier Herriot, Minister of 3 Ro m E 3 1 At the ¢ ynstab! . K L lation take steps to place the | Agriculture Queullle and Minister of until their appl WS ve L fir m g 1 fon on a higher plane, Justice Renoult has - been intro- ! ing the last 25 years there | quced, It I8 couched in similar went, it A n much talk out | language to that aimed at the wild ing. furt : . r on of teuchers,” arr | hears infesting Normandy and| ok « Secks .\lml«'\zwarcan‘l , “but all the agitatlon hus end- | Auvergn: passod by the mmnn.p:"f J i the qu Five-Prevention Slogan talk, Just as many of M| some weeks ago. It gives authority | ! ‘ (% e B ent moral irsucs bring forth noth- | (g any one, at any time and any- han talk, here, to destroy rabl D, d S0 i lihatichoolipeopleilas ‘.‘u’ l:mv‘“n;” stroy rabbits by any and i tica,mosg ot liemcoming iy e neati S S Vassar Reports Radical Diamond Lpgagement Rings, Diamond Wedding Rings, Diamond Bar Pins, Diamond Dinner Rings, . c etc., all at practically cost. or a doctar, or | Changes in Last Decade Every Diamond sold from this store is absolutely guaranteed to be perfect in every way. People of a minister in the older| Poughkeep: N. Y., March 20, | Vonce o must v ara- *havs wrought vasi | New Britain have purchased perfect diamonds of M. C. 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