New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1925, Page 13

~=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD (=] ing classes, in the opinion of C, V OLD, 01D MFTHUH T!« o . who was formerly minister in Bombay the drinking was about irge of exclse, estimated that a third less than before the dry | palgn began Letters Discose Puical G, . toms of Years Ago e shops in Bom years ago tlon mover — | picketed liquor shops in Bombay sork barret” | und Poona, there was pri an 100 consumption of alcoholics for five or agy serious . all liquor Three the non-coopera- Epri Euidences was in oper years ago are shown in tl of Nathaniel Tope, fhen secrefary that the conditlon of the workers ot/ thie “Liiinoly Lee ro | had distinetly improved. s majority of Indians have tary of the Unlted States t lly been ners for cen- otters ©s, S0 it wa v for us to work 0 have veen the tw been discovered hy the state ar- ward prohibi a quicker rl\l\r department and are heing ch w tter was written hy | reduce ¢ msumption fr 0 fin, May 11, 150y, | gallons to 1,800 and there has been a relative ) to deal candidly with you, | condition of the mas: d in a honge clor my wife's father would never have charged ma rent. But if a friend furnish mfi Lol DNGIE NEET vor, “ against his charg t a rcasonable price for o RPsulto Test Bemg Kept Gloso o apparently used his hmw 1 asl 11\ Ssec .‘ \ nth. He ement in the as a result,” tlie L fic rent o for 3150 for ingent exp: Gallatin cred him June 8 and requested that Pope's father: tn-law he office ¢ dded with a touch of father-in-law mig atterward *make a present of the to yourself or any other per- e added, however, that $40 m is considered the highest |, t to be allowed for wl\ S Norfolk, Virgi foot targe i number of holes in it, w held under lock for confidential i | spection at the naval base £ —and with it ign vouchers for the target, resemblir dirigible ailed at th 00 foot wire from ¢ min i for offic ] ved the y should have doah returned from oft the two rooms, “one to lodge iIn and |Capes, dropped the the other for the public papers of [ naval base, and his office.” { trieved to be rus The compromlse was finally made | mobile to the ord a month and Pope, perhaps it was locked up. incensed at the conservative | Just how succe of Gallatin, imme ¢ be- He said Virginis target at the was quickly re- off {n an auto- ce depot, where | 1 the tests were losed, the results with him | being reg t this stag con- y had to | fidential, but a hasty ext on of s of the |the ta aftter it was dropped was atlonery. sald to have disclosed a dozen or more holes, The target is under- | stood to have been towed at an alti- T ———— from dirigibles, the Its of the| tests are expected to shed further e.ving Strikes or Other Troubles jight on the question of the relat m o of aircraft and surface ships. | he firing was observed from abo: by nt S high Saloons Are Closed. Nothing Serlous Results, | July 24 () — Prohibi- | res In Indla h y London v wast of th ka anchored Jukt inside the PRINT | Tokyo, J Asahi and the O agreed to limit the Chin ters in use to 2,490 1 re to h\ a rial edicts, | | 1aws and proper names, | ™ MO‘{EV-nlmdyouhlhonm a8 other moncy but the SERVICE 1s & prescription for |Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue lBlhoux Fever and Malaria | It kills the germs, W. Main St Cor. Wasl Plone : Beneficial Loan §oc|¢ty s itselt to artistic treat- § construetio of hom=s. and In the end the est bullding material. Ask r arding the Idenl Wall, ! economical struction ess and 10 k ehowing zraphs of 60 Connecticut Brick Mfrs. Assn. HARTFORD, CONN, RENIER PICKHARDT & DUNN ]" MAIN ST. 'Phone 1409-2 SATURDAY SPECIALS AT §10.98—All our $15.00 and $16.50 Printed Silk Dresses at $10.98. AT 98¢c—Slip-on Sweaters, some as high as at 98c. AT 89c—Children’s $1.00 Overalls. Blue 11'|mmc—d with red. 2 to 6 years. AT S1.50—Small lot of Pajamas. Were £3.00 and $3.50. AT 25c—O0dd sizes in Brassieres AT S$1.50—Hats were $3.00 and $3.30 AT 39%¢—O0dd Hats and Caps were $1.00 and $1.50. AT 10c—Odd pieces of Neckwear, Jewelry, Gloves, Pocket Books, Hose, ete. AT 3% —An odd lot of Waists, white and colored. Were up to $3.00. theally no | when volunteers efforts | months, and the authovities found | | | ‘EV[][UT"]N WARE e | "o give you 1s different from other || | | o . | : M S tie more trtendie. A ntse more heman Alittle more beipful. Call, write or ‘phione. ‘ | | | to throw into the federal courts the EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925, i Last Wednesday s Rain Storm layed Havoc [n Qur Stock Room i I Quite a Bit of Merchandise Received a Good “Bath;” Others Were Just Slightly i Dampened! You All Know How We Regard Quality b Spotlessness Here! You | ] Know We Wouldn't Dare To Sell Even Faintly - Water - Touched Goods As New! So, Saturday, In Order To Quickly Dispose of This Merchandise, WERE GOING TO PLACE THE GOODS ON TABLES BEARING | RED SALE TICKETS AND LET THEM GO FOR A “SONG!” Come, Saturday! Buy Freely and Every Dept. Has Some “Water Heavily At the Tables Showm Kissed” Merchandise To Offer! These Red Sales Tickets! — Buf, isit Both the Main Floor and Come Early! Basement! Frlends’ Don’t Compare This With Usual “Water-Soaked ales Where Spoiled Goods Are Offered at Low Prices! Were It Not Due to the Fact That We Worship Quality and Freshness Here, Half of the Merchandise Scarcely Touched by Water, Would Be Sold at Regular Prices. LOCK FOR THE RED SALES TICKETS! THEY'RE TO BE SEEN 2. IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! EVERY ARTICLE BEARING A RED SALES TICKET MARKED AT A SMALL ™ FRACTION OF COST! - | sue in congr to prohibit ity teaching was ott last night by Re ‘\\mm not “volunteer” in the case itative Taylor of Tennesse In aiming to have the case thrown |though he viewed the ma om on technical grounds when it (fundamentalist, Mr. Taylor | es up for preliminary hearing In |believed such action by congress (h 1-1 strict of Columbia supre muu do Christia ' Washington Gase fo Be Fougm shington, July 24 (A—Confl- |in the bill or mor {intent in the mat technicalities, Mr > personal view that by no reason uction of the word could er alleged to be tat ditions | the weather Cen exee wore harm ~ Road lmpm\emcnt Is HELSINGFORS OPLRA LOSES MONEY - | Policy of Brazilians B le Horizonte, Brazll, July struck the dc highways In the The head of th eports that good roads boom expressed by government nsel that the suit brought whole question of the aching of | 4 totalled evolution can be defeated on tech- |! hools hete lie held to constl ovements as caused no apparent [l disrespect” for the Bit require agement in the evolutionists' | AS to the position of co In It complete [the matter, Represents PO Gunselifor Loren H. Wittner, the [0f Tesas. a w‘m government employe who brought |district commi Injunction_proceedings to “”"i“m" ”'Ifl rider car spect” clause wa system w ALL \\l\\u N WHO \\nl.‘\ good ro Whether in ' ill or oflice, they alone know how AA o a0 xrmnhl that they L7 U SR '\ Minas Geraes that it has - 11 1y he a \ were violating a provision of the 1 1€ it b possible to motor from Bel i e T zonte, the capltal, to & sald, and fs prepared to do so | INE state. Three road N worked at present, one wards the E Istrict of nd the other two towards Rio | Janelro. District of Columbia appropriation | bill against teaching of “disrespect” for the Bible, declare they are ready 1o take other legal steps if the pres- (@ nt suit fails. e defense in the lo In the meantime, they are reach. | received an offer of | g out for reinfor t of thelr |from the Unitarian Layme legal forces in the fight. They are | Th 1waiting reply to an appeal for sup. port to the American Civil Libe association Wittner and his connsel, have nnouncem failed, however, to enlist the ald of [tention of ra nnouncement ¢ declared "g Its of RUMANIA EXPECTS 1 WHFAT SURPLUS Bucharest, July 24 (P — A de s- | sown land in Rumania in the BE YOUR OWN SALESMAN Step into our store and examine every model Victrola in different finishes. Then consult the Victor Price list, and you will pay just ONE HALF PRICE of the former cost. We offer you in addition reasonable TERMS and Perfect SERVICE. Take advantage of this opportunity and select your Vic- trola NOW. Have it delivered at your convenience. This offer cannot and will not last long. Tomorrow morning at A. M. we start Our Big Final Clearance Sale of the season in White Shoes for Women. We shall place on sale at drastic reductions in order to clear them out quickly desirable styles, that are real bargains. 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