New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 22

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22 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AVKIL 1V, 1vZ, . |any | B I'requently the speaker Is interrupt- [read an advertisement of a certain |Ously 11l Dr, Gray diagnosed the 3 > | Rostc whett, sorgeant, sa ed by questions or quornm calls, ['esort saying the snow was, or sopn [C4s¢ as ono of pneumonta, and for ) | Boot re d disobey- 4 ] |which give @ breathing space, The |Would be, deep, und the skating |three days preseribed treatment, xas proved mugcesstul. Several Dizzy? Depressed ¥ Breath g shio! i {strict rule 1 that in order to keep|E00d. 8o thay travelled thither, only |¥hieh & h Upset? i g men und the floor,a senator must speak from [0 find on their arrival that the re. (other caes of minor nature, from You're Bilious! Slomain e L s RSN was his desk and vemaln standlng, but |Ported snow was a myth, and the [ships many leagues distant from the ¥ h | br L S, Bowels are ngton and identi |various presiding ofticers have |lakes all open. Aggric and out of |Antonia, also were treated hy radio, Take a Thactive! by < who countenanced a liberal interpretation | pocket, suit was begun againt the | iy Laxative nactive Ma“y “Booths” Have Bobbed b I May. ider this and permitted senators to |travel bureau responsiblo for the [Japan Discovers Emblems know | perd | ; the arms of their chairs, Aids tbe Speakers i voind o Relaxation O Rules SOmelimes warc'sbou erechamber”or e g miscnaing amnouncemen R Aoy P Up; Five Skulls Exist Washington, April (1o [Sident Dawes' spectacular 10, ttack on man marathon talking events in | Senator Copeland, the floor for elght hours, recently, drank in the course of his two glasses of milk, were beaten up, a bowl of soup, and much water when he held eech in which eggs! HELP BY RADIO Antonia, Is Kept Busy Answering Calls for Assistance on (Mher Ships What is belleved to bo a archaclogical find has been made i Tango prov- |nee, just north of Kyoto, in. the shape,of'a great stone chest six feet high, seven wide and 16 feet in tength, Tn it there rqposed five an- clent sword blades, five neck decor- Toklo, A senate, gnd - the more rocent| Toyrsts jn Austria 3 ‘ ations and six magatama, or royal !l of Senator Cop . Plymouth, Eng., April 10.~-Dr. | dos many fragments of Gt S Peeved at Hotels i:iiine Gray, of the Canara Liner | 2000% b hus led_capital at.| Tnnsbruck, Austria, April 10.—Be- | Antonia, was kept busy on the Jast | “piTETE 4 instances of {cause therc was mo snow in the voyage of the Antonfa trom New |, the 68 O HEE KRR AEEE cngthy sen addresses, § mountains, as set forth in an adver-|York to Plymouth with ealls for | iy fhCh 1o i o8 Nate back 1o The offie! ecord eld- by | tisement, a )f Englishmen has Alcal assista o ves. | o The unoffielal record ia. hold: by | tissment, a group of Englishmen has | nedical usslstance from other ves- ['yo'voien’ar wmperor Go-Bhirakawa, oo consin, | entered suit againts a travel bureau, |sels, . mior La Folletts of W i e s T e ey WORK WHILE YOU SL}f S0 WIHLE TV 2 at u mistak 1the L his brot relics fs:sald to hes to dig ists who | eth of the , rilroad faves | King on a currency measure, on |asking for dam ‘ | i et cistor s EelhuDG s 1908, he held the floor for |and hotel expenses prescribéd by radio for a sailor Who | {n"that yicinity and the ma and 20 minutes, | The English tourists were in 1ons- |hiad been badly injured on the!gie one of the three sacred e mr speeeh fs credited to|bruck, seeking winter sports, but the [steamer Bosworth, hundreds of miles o (reasures, the others being the alkner of West Virginia, on {weather as so m#td tifit nowhere |away. Then the Amerlcan steamer | gword and mirror, which are passed 16, 1891, when the Foree |could they find snow or ice. They|Antinous reported its captain serl-|on at a ruler's death. under discussion, S braska on Octe ed the attention of el made Feur times daily for five days he ] oot and buried it in the far Baltimore in an unmarked | Janua bill w For Constipation, Headache, ‘BilioAusnes" ‘Sage-Qllen & Co. . I'NC. " RUINED BY MAN, WOMAN 1 5 TAKES HER OWN LIFE death at mb, f my audi i | s Wi | T i New York Mother Also Makes Vain N Senator Washing minute speech on I'ebrua . 1915, d ration of hip purcha Attempt to Kill Her Little Daughter, New York, #bril 10.—Mrs. Anna |the tc r was 0 10 min n her West 124th str vesterday with her 6 Roselle, ped in he ild was tated and {and 35 minutes on July 22, 1913, pital where it 18 be- (when the Underwood tariff ineasure | { was under debate, and of her child, [the capitel can lay claim to no such | oly because iprolonged orat | efforts. House | yndency over her recent sepa- | rules preclude rom her hushand. by one man, the | r left a note in whkich or two and & half was the "mere puppet” |¢ T or Smoot of Utah is credited a speech extending 11 hours o woman commit East Minute Suggestions for Smart &aster “W@ardrobes seem Booth, and of a commitiee, in charge | ing its pro- | | r life.” She ir be cut off at e might s the Indians reure of a wear it on his belt vays occupied entire used to The woman instrusded that her tto Glen N o Lot “Gets-It” oo End Your Corns | |Nations Exchange Notes | ARy This Corn On Medical Acronautics | ton, Apri | Serious operation avoid Resinol healed stubborn sore ! i : W progress | Elyria, Ohio, M: my duty and plea for the wonderful 10.—Four new ambulance | 1 ecan orv, One. of the aelect- | has been recelved at Me- | Davton, Ohio, and is ‘he- | cure your Resinol 1gh its paces. Prelim- | ralve has wrought (= &1 | s indicate that it will for my husband, | RES|NG : i | DaoLe ; 4 ne is capable of flving e d has accom- hack of his neek for feared an operation. so effes $35.00 ©$40.50 A coat for every Easter need—tailored models, formal coats trimmed with soft furs, flared coats, silk coats sports coats, marked at moderate prices for last minute choosing. Madelon coats, $49.50, are included in this collection. Materais are twills charmeen, Bedford Cord, Westbury Diagonals, Joseena and Ottoman. These very smart colors—Roseleaf, Moonstone, Bluette, every shade of tan, Tiger-eye, navy. Fur trimmings of fitch, South American fox and natural skunk. Some have detachable fur collars. DRESSES . $35.00 Every kind of dress—sport styles, striped silk frocks, pastel-tinted crepes, polka dotted crepes, jabot frocks—suitable for morning or afternoon occa- sion. A dress to wear under your Easter coat on Sunday, a frock for-any of the many Easter parties. Every smart color. Gomplete range of sizes. DRESSES $25.00 Dresses of printed silk that dcpenc( upon theit gay designs for their smartness. Dresses of plain colored silks in navy, black and blonde shades. Frocks for color-loving gitls, or for mature, more conservative women, Also included are trig sports frocks of Kashmir and Kasha cloth in straightline or the popular Chanel models. EASTERN MILLINERY Headquarters for Easter Hats 133 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN Beautiful Easter Hats Specially Priced For Saturday Exquisite Millinery—specially selected as well as specially priced — daintily trimmed with flowers or ribbon or novelty feathers—small, y y medium, large—in all the newest styles and ‘ . colors of the season. $4.95 Priced ; Beautiful ENSEMBLES Special Dress Hats R | ; = Z P h!nafull range of head ' ‘ 5 \ ] f | $69'50 Easter Week ‘ ' Very Smart sizes and in the latest A chic ensemble suit of kasha cloth, Poiret twill or charmeen may be chosen in a variety of attractive Spring colors at this very low price. Frocks are of silk crepes, some showing thejabot,others withtouche es of embroidery. Coats are furtrimmed or plain. styles, including large brim Hair | Hats. Colors—Rose- wood, Pablo, Copen Henna, Oakwood, Al- #mond, Peach and Com- Horse Trimmed Hats All Colors New Eusemble And Other Fur Scarfs $10.50 10 $79.50 i bination colors. CHILDREN'S HATS, for all ages ..... S198 to §3.98

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