New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1925, Page 12

clding what should be \ed from the size, destination mnll.\lu_l(uu . Waterbury. |York, N, Y, Clo [ Bim as they rose against Joseph 10 clearly d restrictiona, other clreumstances of each consign- [Chair glide, Slmon Cohen, Hartford, Hosiery, | Bonaparte. tually three ca # Were arrang- | ment | Benjamin 1 I, assignor to [underwear and sweaters, | " Count Romanones pald a high | ea International trade in material fig- [the Trumbul tric Mfg. Co, | Colling Co, Collinsvill Axes, | tribute to De Rivera's ability, say- The first includes arms and mu- | uring In category number three is|Plainville, Electric switch con- |hatchets, adzes, mach | ing he is now popular In Morocco nit I are exclusively de-| free, though the e: . and safety switch, (2 pat Arvid N, Kjellonder, Nor Iinl- | although detested when he went | sl | st e | d for war on land, on sea or in | torial is prohib| p 8.) ments, there, He admitted that De Rivera o alr, Thus the anish pistol | tain maritime and territorial zones, George W. Jacques, Stratford, as Charles H. Phillips, C leal | had put an end to strikes and com- | maker's apprehensions that his pro- Publicity is the busis of all inter- (signor, by mesne a ments, ‘0., nbrook wnd und Ne ork, | munists' attempts in Barcelona but | solil orelgn ands may be justi- | tion. A central office. to be created (son, N. J. Duples fastener setting | Henry C. Thompson, Hartford, | gpain In prison, for in truth we are With Them ¢ s manufucturing revolvers | by the council of the Leaguo of Na- /machine, [valve grinding compounds and elean- | iy yirison." He compared Spant * large calibre And the German | tions, Is planned, to reccive from| Hdward H. Lewis, Bridgeport, as- \ers comprising solvents, including | o Russlans under the sovie rd maker may have basls for| the riments of importing and signor to General Eleetric Co. Sec- 'tur removers and dry cleaners, irif he ds turning out bayonets, | exp countrics quarterly re- tonal switeh box Warner Bros. Co., Bridgeport; vords for war u and lancees, turng of all llcenses for publication. | Ivar Lundgaard, assignor to the [women's underwear and night ap- AutomatioiRe ing Co. Harte |parel [ plete Masco bocause it depends en- | g glways fresh, pure and de- | tirely upon the army for power.” ford. Heat exe oy or in "””‘fPsllcnls Issued dtioA Mic New Haven, JFsHOIsA AL i RaapIa]of pgin Nt licious and is always more sat- ary and ath Connecticut People "3\ * [t Noroceo amar m wnien ney| i8fying than ordinary tea. | the Morocco affair in which they 1s, assignor to the { s i ever | List of patents issued to the ¢ 1 . Cleveland, 0. {Hers nnjep | g However, he | BlacK, Green or Mixed Blends. | zens of Connecticut fi e week |(¢ - fo id, the Moroccan troubles are far | T ending April & ’ ed by| John Rohson rbury, assignor om terminated because De Riv- | =T onls M, & S < D) ting Corp. era’s withdrawal policy has dimin- | . 1 .,. dAds i n A R B e D A el eotg Y Corp Lisned spain's prestiee 1 e eves | For Quick Results Use Herald Classifie Conn e 2 : e | of the natives and has placcd Spain | Edward B. Allen, Newton, & orge P. Simpson, assignor to the ! n 2 nami (] | In a very delicate diplomatic ||usl-‘ N. J. Machine for sewing round eye (Haven, Oven. Coung Remanones wasiq iolod i IF IT'S A | WE CARRY | i {and declared that. “De Rivera's famous patriotic union Is a com- 8 in arms and s ! buttontoles. Josse A, B Smith, Stamferd, as- nother It By ing pLuat pitlie gro "","""lf“"'”""‘ " . -1 Romeo 0. Coulombe, New Haven. |stgnor to Underwood writer Co., it 0[1]6]]3”0 otiourging ALhE eh “'M:‘rwl'l'“:f;":‘ Heywood-Wakefleld Heywood.Wakefleld BABY CARRIAGES New York. Typewriting machine, wford, assignor to | Charles M. Webb, assignor to Wat WIS PRI B endinidens 1 lrain AND FURNITURE Erickson-Carlson ment & Mfg. Co., erbury Buckle Co,, Waterbury. Rust- turis, r — Count Alvro | from using them and remain tran- | C . cr's oven |1ces buckle 3 o ex-premier and | quilly a constitutional monarch? I arriage Wallace M. Cutler, assignor fo the | Louls Weidlich, Stratford, assign- | foreign minister of Spain, is quoted | am devoted to him and love him | o S Horton & Son Co., Windsor or to the Weidlich Bros. Mfg. 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