New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 10

ey " o okt A PR 2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 2"), 1925, ' \rerdln[ to government - re | So1's scepter wavered then, To add | the membership of the Senate, gov-| for infants whose RA“"] “ASTINES before re-entraining for Kansas City [ insult to the injury that that ac-|ernors and other officials of the |mothers are being tried on prohibl- |or Chicago. \We might see laborers [ complishment gave to the sun's con- | varlous provinces of the Phillp- |-\ 4 ated B9 Dodas " ) \eaving for the sugar beet flelds near |trol of man's affairs, vesldents on the | pine islands. tion charges, s advocated by Judg Grand Island on the DPlatte river. |West African const abstain rmm] —_— | Witllam T, Rawlins. | For scenery thore are the foothills [sun-ordained sleep untll 2 a, m, to hoE. v o Recently five Japancse women at- b JUSTICE tended court, each with ap Infant in I ust to the weast, out-riders, of the |hear that same American jazz. t Bad Lands farther north, Probably | Around World in Five Seconds m—_ rms qr one hanging on her skirts, \ i ; We would be shown farming opera-| “Once the sun considered it |Advocates Establishment of Nurscry |They were only witnesses, but often, | Veglly, Wireless Has Put Nebraska | ttons to the cast, where fertile loesspretiy good time Lo travel 27,000 n. Fidorel Bulkling court attaches say, women convicted . soil, sometimes 100 feet deep, Sup-|miles around the earth in 12 hours. |« of bootlegging appear for sentence | ports corn Jack of the Beanstalk |On a recent relay test radio tele- Honoluluy, March 27.-~Establish- | with fivo or six young children, T(]W[] on [he Map would admire, and seas of wheat. |graphy galloped around the earth in { ment of a nursery on the thitd floor |claiming parenthood of them all and ! A . And we would see the volcanic ash |five seconds. | of the federal bullding here, close:|pushing them forward In a plea for et | diggings where raw material for| “Broadcasting is too recent a de-[to the portals of the United States 'mitigation. er as er rlces - ; D. C.' March 27 | nighly advertised scouring powders [velopment to have experience with | 2 R ashington, ' arch fosen Hastings, Nebraska, last 1s acooped up. |the ogre war. What would happen “Although wireless telegraph sta- (to It under military necessity is | il / o very | tlons pepper a world map, radio |mostly conjecture, The last war | 1 4 p ings 1a on:the of eVEYY |y oadeasting stations are still scarce [may have cast a portending shadow | l an who merlts (he nam copt in the United St Canada, the fact that broadcasting ha. e village ofq by and Bngland, Cuba, 36 [been suppressed in the occupled ter- | . il- Lo :'\‘.1'1‘ i is (.‘A: lj\‘lwatl of l‘lnr‘:md ‘nm‘l‘yfltlv'r l(rh‘t\nuu\_\l"‘ : ""X‘ll:;c:iganu;e;r | RECOMMENDS USE of NOX'RI'TIS Here are models for Men, Wonien sud Clll 3 | Nations, in the interest of preserv- \ yery a fa on idea, | f d 1 Government Restrictions |iNg pe is reported to be planning | ] dren that represent every ccepted shi y has eleven broadcasting @ Ereat station on Mt. Saleve, over- sto Germany's nine. Even |looking Geneva, capable of sending priced down to the limit and styled to the limit, Srallasies 3 will shortly have ten, De- around the world. Mexlco 18 prob- - 3 ooder Bl 7 \ . Prince for many Cinderella | Tt e governmental restric- |ably the only country _which s | [ T Croweqiioc 00 Churohiatrest M, Remarkable savings are assured you. rly every place except in |made use of radio broadcasting in B |Crowe, is a man of seventy-four North America, new Radio towers | During the recent revotution 5 years of age and loved by thousands; Once ne of |&r \ging up all over the fa ns from the front were put on 13 well-known not only in New Brit- ‘American cities . On the whole, American {sheal L3 “7 o City, f i aln but Waterbury, Conn., as well. tion.! . Now it is o ouldgtndisue ovsracas TR i “I have enjoyed the best of health a \ tube set that has not |Programs little different, except in|[)py v 2 e g 2 L2 ikl ecca, A tobe sor that has not | FOREE Cey could get them Dry Law to Safeguard up until ubout wo years ago when jack s an outeast, indeed. "It s |Succost: Philippines Election BRI oot e i for i, 1 B it on known and least Argentinians now sit in‘on the| Manila, March 27.—The legal 2 S Cand for. 'I {riad United States, ussions of their onal legisla- | machinery has been set in motlon | | g to stop work and suffer. ric c E |1 he fore | many so-called rhecumatism treat- for KDKA, of ¥ e heate > for the enforcement of the new | . 2 is nearly 1e firesdes on the p s. | prohibitton law regarding the sale | i : » ments, 1t remained for the great hy | Vienna and some other European |of Intoxicating liquors during the : NQCRISIIEFLaRpEaducefpenith Sp) nited States. -apitals have broadcast operas which | national ns nest June. The 3 fully belleve ‘there Is not a case of : Why Station Was Chosen. | e been denied American fans|law amended by the last session rheumatism, |>l|u>V this medicine will The advantagés'of our WEEK- ‘Absence of tall buildings in Has- thus far. In Finland it is now be- | of Jegislature, prohibits the | i B |not Lenefit, if glven a fair trial 1 2 ¢ advAnages o ngs Jigh hills In the |coming fashionable to go to your sale and dispensing of intoxicating | [am cortainly doing ail that T can to 5 LY PAYMENT PLAN are yours cighboring countrysids and the | favorits cafe and listen to the even- |liquors during the two days on | : ) j| |tell other people who suffer with any 3 2 for the asking. We charge yresence of good ground Water are |ing program | which electors register, during the | i e N f |form of rhcumatism, what I know S nothing extra for the CREDIT conditions counted in favor of estab-| “Degpite the challenge of the elec- | t¥0 days prior to and on election | i [l |apquiitnagerandiram plee . dati ishing a station at this place, | trie bulb Old Sol h ad a pretty | day and during the entire time con- | {#8 4 | | RI-TIS. is a new discovery that is 11 accommodations. When America tunes in on Has- |stern hand on the habits of man, [sumed in canvassing the votes. ¢ ing results in such. cases as| , it gets a Main Street town on |Until radio came along, the sun| The old law prohibited the sale of k 2 i \eumatism of the Joints, 18 edge of what used to be called |alone seemed able to stir up a |llquor only on the two registration i . Ak : ""']"" "II“"L ]“""r'“-‘r lum- 's Great American Desert, If ! froth of activity on the earth, as it|d the eve of election, on elec- Y hago and kidney disorders. 2\ " e N Hastings could broadcast motion |swept the surface with light and |t day and during the counting at Miller-Hanson, 30 Church “OMEX\b NEW pictures of its activities it would |plunged it in darkness. Then a few |of the votes. | “Ten the people of New Britain, [street, and get the booklet, “Forms show the large pens down near the [weeks ago music for evening diners| At the clcctions in June there | Conn ore that 1 know jof Rheumatism.” A laboratory ex- rallroad whers steers and sheep are |in the United States served as a |will be chosen members of the|NOX-R fas no equal for treat- | pert is here fo cxplain NOX-RI- Ensemble COStumeS stopping off for a bite to seat (ac- i S breakfast concert in A ali 1 3 alf | ing rheu These were the words as spoken Dby Mr. Danlel \ Smart Becoming Models. 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