New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1925, Page 10

e e PANISH WAR VETS DEOMDNGOE T CHANRS AR cetion is automatic and requires no t [punan vigllance or guarding. Siaty Indlana counties have per- 1mu i organization committees armed citizens for emergency du APPRECIATE HELP Lewisite Thwarts Anemptedfg;;;; by the stare Bankers' avcoct-| §11CCESS 0F Encampment Laid b Robbery in Indiama | | City's Co-Operation, 1 obiery i diina LN CANPAGH T0 §'s Co-Operation, They Say POPULARIZE COFFEE | st wn & seomomien: ot s & Hammeond Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, have written Adyor merning (ram & bank at Elnora, Ipterests Plan to Spend Huge Ap-| A, M. Paonessa Indianapolis, July %—It became | knesn foday that the band of burg: | Monday | live LralitAd by, KA eAtls e sng thank propriation in Two Year Ad- | ; in making vertising Program. | encampuient Their letter poison gases. 1t was evolved dur hio Janlero, Brazil, July 8 (P | Dear Sir ing the World War, but was never Qo ¥ ' ‘ put to real use in the Luropean hos which th toiled 1n their purpose by the use of Lewisite. the most deadly of all An calensive two year campaign | At a regula Tt wi the object of ncreasing the | Hammond Cam ties consumption of coffee . ited | Spanish 2\ T e nsumption of coffee in the Unitad | Spanish War \ ails of the victory of science over wckemen at Eli- | Stutes is to be opened in October. ' atate armory, Wednesday civening i'his announcement was mude today uly 1, 1025 Iy Felir Coste, representative of the By a unanimous vote the under- National Coffee Roasters’ assoclution signed committee was appointed to and member of the united coffec write you expressing our sineerc wission which has just returned thanks andsappreciation for neva, inany of them discussed plans 10 equip thel s with the anti- r kas conin fhe gas “ag i ed by Profcs ¥ |from an Inspection trip to the inter- | splendid support you and other eity | sor Gilluart Newton Lewis chief of | i o ot the gas sarv. |lor Dlantations. The largest appro- officials so frecy extended*1o our T R AL s s att) sra sy | PEintion (dyen granted for coffee ad. | cicampment committec, That this L vertising purpos:s will be spent dur torces and now a member of the ling the campaign encampment was one of the most | successtul encampments cver hejd by niver Fawaston, 11l Its formula | o 1: te and t her members | the Department of Connecti N United | s government, but some of the Mty at Northwestern mission expressed complete | largely due to the splendid suppor safisfaction with the outcome of | giver their negotiations to obtain a mutua and agreeable marketing system for from the offce of the mayor Y eittuite has heen found effective |CCfe between the United States and | down to the littl: Girl and Iio n curing parcses under proper |orazil and to guarantee satisfactory | couts, that our comrades were very nedical supervision. So deadly is it. [Profits to the planters, at the same | welcome to our city, on every hand dowever, that if is said a relatively |time Keeping prices low enough 10| citizens, police and other oificials : 1malil amount of it could completely |*NCOUT of the beverage in the | newspapermen took th devastate a large area, making it [Uited States | paine to speak pleasantly to o aorthless forf crop cultivation fog as | Hv: San Paulo newspaper, Estado ! o) long as ton years. Much of the gas |PC Sao Paulo, says the agreement | right at home in various w on hand in government storage tanks |PFOVides for regulation of the ship- | “The city was lu 5 at the end of the war was towed to |MeNts from the plantations to Santos | with flags in a ictioal sea and sunk. Leowisite gas shells |1¢Pending upn othe size of the ihus displaying very handsome are also supposed to have been |CFOPS And the foreign demand.| cordial community epirit, we bugied deep in the ground afte Stocks at Santos will not be allow- | gure that we express the fecl ed to fall below 1,200 bags. enabling | all our out of town comrades armistice (et soabinr % Chlcass frm syuipong: the | roasters to buy needed grades ' their families that for special brandsd at any time l B ot the Citizens bank of Elnora with Lewisite. The gas was placed in a} hospitality to them while they were delicate glass ntainer which " Y W C A N our guests and the zuests of our city would shafter at the least disturb- . . L A, S We again wish to uxpress our sin- ance to the vault. As the robbers | cere thanks to you, llonorable Sir, battered at the vault combination | s i and all officials and prominent citi- The four delegates to the Indus- | “ns who took fime and trouble to i | trial Girls' conference at Camp | address us at the encampment and Stop ltc}ung Scalp Prospect, N. Y. have returncd ’“’”i‘" the city of New Britain for so | Will join the Hartford delegation to- | Kindly appropriati i to help Rub Darisian £2g0 nu sour head and |night In a Wuler Ho anquet | make tiie encampment cestul vou’ won't have to- acratch the dandruff | iy Sy e GRS The | one and 1o be remembered by Wi, stops itching salp instantly: makes % tKls skvae eps it lusurlant, soft, | Rirls are Esther O’Reilley. Anna | @\ery comrade and their families. Very respectiully your, ' Nufty and beauriful. The best half tonic | Parker, Anna Foldan and Clemen | wd scalp treatment. Al drugglats senl t. || SERCE GANS EOAR and Clement| THIEODORE JOHNSON chairman of the Industrial com- | QULCELAARER OL mittee will arran meeting of Sommit |the Industrial club later on in the | month, to hear conference reports Miss McKown i attending {he | Girl Reserve conference at Camp ! Maqua_with three members of the Girl Reserves, Mary Drobnis, Doro- | thy Billings and Frances Cérbétt, * {l1and, and Owen J. Itoberts of Phil picnic baskets, to the de- : s M e R (i i et HElous: taste of sandwihies 2 ion at the Eastern Commun- of deeree to be filed in accord the appetizing tang of salads onference beginning next Mon. |2nce With Iederal Judge Paul J and deviled eggs! A now day b Silven Bay, Lakc George. | coormiclistrecelitidecislon Hnjitlie mild, perfectly-blended mus. | Sometime in September, there will tard, especially adapted for be a get-together of all s¢ con- | salads and entrees. ference delegates, fo v the You must try how this deli- membership will be invited cious seagoning miv Miss Louise Noble of the Mom- to delicate foods: fi'sfi::"( hership committe, announces the fol. | frud and collusion and ordered the Just out! Gulden'snew Selage | lowing events for the fall. A sup.|lefendants to “ccase trespassing” Tessing Mustard. By the per party for charter members on | the contested il lunds makers of the world-stand~ | Monday, September 28: the annual |*ITtady been announced by ard mustard since 1864. Rich hirthday cclebration, to take the mustard, mixed with fine us by the ity of New Lritain 3as lias been released for commer- wHs apparent cverywhere in the vhich made our comra the city o n certainly was not lackin Pomerene and Roberts Confer Over Decree Los Angcles, July 9 (P—Lormer Senator Aflee Pomerene of Cleve Judge MeCormick upheld the gov- crnment’s contention that the Do- Elk Hills naval reserve had heen obtained Iheny leases in s | through counsel that a peal will be t form of a Harvest party, on Thurs- | peEReolr oils, vinegar and spice. Ask | day, Octoher 15, There will b e R gr nJ:aon_ly: at Jour @ “,,,,JW“-H,(, darive durtng octover | Political Injunetion ocerstoday. Only 15c. and a Hallow'een party for new and | Dismissed in E e ismissed in Elm City old members on Thursday, October ) of the s . urt hand new SALADRESSING and Tuesday. November 0 ey the stiont ol coinas 4 and the Christmas party is to he MUSTARD |arly. on Decombur 1. 10 avoid cepublican town committee solve wporary injuncti | by tne so called Willar { prevent a second cauc vard was granted. In anflict with the rush of the haliday A con vas claimed yerepre illard faction | Precident Plans to Take Trip to S7NUNE theso Boxton Harbor and Vicinity This| "o are of i lled Uliman fa | Afternoon . ) SEER STABILIZED PRICES udent Frank wit market HEADS LAW LIBRARIANS i nig [ Texas Ranchman Now Has - His Revenge Complete ”) EreeRtnmEAStimaREan(masise i e i Hay Fever Sufferers ™ wo A Proe Tria! ot MetRoll That! Anrors Cak + Diseamfort or jenied W e rit of habeas aill permit SIGAS WITH RED SOX (—Hareld A | prisoned Norfle s | mil TO CHECK WILD DI | 251 Girl Hobo Is Injured S | As She Hops Freight |t discuss wic H ——— TONIGHT —— PRIZE FOX TROT Lakeview, Middletown Ahlberg’s Orchestra Constantin Wha Rose From Lahorer ON WEALTH HE LOST British Women's Tennis Team Ap- | pears To e a Formidable Aggre- o Fortune fs Now Without EAUon oliTIay oLk | London, ) (P—The British vam which sails to- o United States to play ghtman cup at Forest wonth will probably do n two years ago when the s chullengers talled to win the opinion « of Mrs, o will captain Lunds (o Pay New Yorl July rin | ouista 1s " 10 ssissippi steambont oil i OkiiLoma and a for e of 210,000,000, Iy iitlon procevaings tor h - Mrs. Chambers said today she ould probal e Miss I Har- . As @& pu ¢ in the doubles, Miss yn Colyer and Miss MeKane would play ~ to- v federal | porper, Miss Joan Iory, the English was about mplon who opposed Mlle tail was fixed | Suzunne Lenglen in the finals of the All-England hampionships last or | w will 1t Iesery e faing to pay fncom H Leen 1 poor health ome ti nded to spend a | singles play wion in wu in Irance pur- vitod to New Armour Leather Co, ! ; Back on Paying Basi I ) GG Loy 1cago, Iy 8§ (P—Estimated HFEAILY : ) LATLERIILS i g o the first six months of i ] AU yw that the Armour riskink { i i fortur t 3 fter five yeurs of s in the career on @ proft bas ned today by ent, e add ¢ the remainder orable thau ha ince the war Will Spend Millions nnient, voqulred reports. In Athens Research |, . ) ily 4 {P—="The Times in mple ] that with have been ko 1y espresses hearty it ailing arrangement be v as a whole will ernment and the | e Jor 1€ upgr Classic ] = wation No Truth to Report That Zinovi Pechkoff Is Dead | ris, ily & P-—~A report that | clent Groe Anticipating that the tu rthe kWil be | Amcricar ) ! i o ity permit o £l L E chkoff has 51 ol him car will be e ¢ the hardes Do cited i army cldition al Wl proposcd for promotion [spent in the actual work of uncov lering the clussical troa oW | rdurs A with the School of € in the undertaking Revolutienary Reports From Mexico Unfounded Il Paso, Texas, July 4 (®—Inves: wwedish Baptists Oppose | The Evolution Belief | e, July A resolution tek- | wovement by the old be La dHu S el Afpxioan (ot Pl DRoYetLInes volution,” w dopted by a ports without foundation Baptist mim trom many par of the ave announced in 12 Juarcz, Mexico. 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STUDEBAKER Special Six Coach $575 down and 12 : monthly payments m of $97 each. \ Tn buying a closed car, do not underesti- mate the importance of engine and chassis. With extra weight to carry, these units bes come increasingly vital HEY couldn’t understand! “Why call Tn a coach—why confuse it with cheap closed cars?” asked the dealers at a recent Studebaker meeting. “Surlelé- it_would be better to name it the Special Six Coupe.” s . To be sure, the Special Six Coach is uphok Plus—the Special Six Chassis ctered in fine quality of material—with high- Tpic fne coach body is especially designed grade carpeting—and heavy decorative door for and mounted on the Special Six chassis pulls to assist passengers in alighting. which has contributed to the splendid repu To be sure, it is lacquer finished in two tation of Studcbaker cars for dependability, ctyles—beautiful Studebaker blue or a rich endurance and reserve mileage. duotone finish of Wyandotte green-gray Definite records show that many Stude- above and Ponca green-gray below. bakers have delivered from 125,000 to 200,000 And, furthermore, to get a coach as large miles of service, Up in the rugged country and roomy vou must pay more than $1,000 around Three Rivers, Quebec, there are eight above the price of this car. Studebaker cars that have each traveled But the fact remains—that it carries the 100,000 miles or more. lowest price at which a fine closed car has Tn Stockton. Calif., one Studebaker car has ever been sold on the world-famous Special piled up 158,000 miles over steep mountain Six chassis. grades and rough country roads with negli- gible upkeep—not a single major part has heen purchased or repaired by reason of wear or accident. So do not buy this Special Six Coach with From the very beginning, the coach has the expectationythat you'll have to trade it in been an effort towards economy on the part 3¢ the end of a vear or so. Instead, considery of automobile manufacturers. . unlike e your permanent investment in transpor- other manufacturers, Studebaker has been tation. At the mileage when other care are able. to build a coach without sacrifice in presking up, this Studebaker Special Six escential quality — and offer it to you at &% (oach will just be breaking in accepted coach price. n price alone. But in quality o-passenger coupe. sie iy It is a coac] —a fine type of Buy now—no need to delay : You may buy this Studebaker Special Six at coach price Coach today—or on any day of the vear— ebaker builds all of its own closed bodies with the confident assurance that no act of have been built ours will stigmatize it as a “last year's model.” st—be-. For Studebaker has discontinned the cus- e body-maker's profit tom of presenting a new line of cars each cluded in the purchasc price to you vear. Instead Studebaker will keep up-to-date < Special Six Coach is built complete— ail of the time—introducing new improve- body and chassis—in Studebaker plants. ments and refinements as their merit is p oved is a “one-profit” automobile. through practical usc. 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