New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 20

20 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925 1\\0 or three dead faults have twenty-one yei Not even a single T n boyond the mupposi- located north of North Table | 0 ket alarm R ¥ ;s g Y + ¢ RO D Ll aly 18- | tion that some wide divergence of | 4 it . * . | mountain, near Golden, aiso, but |Average of More Than 20 Per Cent i 1. which gen- | 1unco-British Negotiations on War orivion has. developed, malking. (e ; ey Build With Brick ovidently thess have been inactive [erally was whiled nway on crom it ; : s e e mations anCoNe| Increase in Charges For Roston ; [ Debt Payments Are Femporari! ates. feul the nocd of . ,‘.“,vl e : s O | p with Finance 1 p 2 Brick lends itself to artistic treat- 5 e eliLinanhRor Denvir| Sanolbenylts I = [ Balted By Bifferences i A Foreign Mint : ment in the construction of homes 1 iefyip B S h P e st 3 A 2 g 4 3 N h 1 vhether fresh Instruction | i It is enduring, and in the end the side, due to the sharp slip or fault [utilitie mission fn a ruling made | et A e v - — L3 for aur tree lur regarding th i 1 the earth's ce. ub cranted L e New | —_— £ il Sritish and | 2 g ur re he md S“l‘veyed | A surtese.s 0 sl SR i et . Biench ment finaneial exper WORLD'S GOLF RECORD (aealRIVall 2% fleononiios) b | evidencea of foldings in ephone and Telegraph | Chieago Woman Paid $100 To Hayve b T 0 i) g method of Brick constructign. Send E— | th \'s surface have n [ any rate increases estimated to vegard settlement of Irance’s ' Tex., July 81 Pr—Harry | ' § 1 this adv. with your addre fa‘nd‘l‘t | cents or stamps for book'showing floor plans and photographs of 61 artistic brick homes, overed i southeastarn Colorado, [average more than 20 per cent coy Hushand Killed—Killer Hived An- 1o Great Brituin has | and near Haswell, just west of Eads, ering various classes of service. led in at last a temy § what Jeliever roated ages 480 | {n Kiowa county, thete have been| The commission cut approximately | Other, His Wife Took Moncy. dow the preliminary negotiu- |y v‘u‘vr“! l:\ \’;:1..(‘\;\4’» ‘?nl: . probably when | reports of very slight earth tremors ($1,000,000 from the 80460000 | cpioivo 3i0c 61 (Poy o rel T o o e vithin recent years according to Mr. |sought by the company in increased S SLIUDES | 0a by f S i Ty The s 3 . . Lupton |revenue, The new rates will become | 131 of murder, in which a wife paid | (ury 1o Laris tods ot o o o ot s i CUnfleCthut Brlck t s possible, geologlsty belleve, |effective tomorrow [$400 to have her hushand slain, the i Hasiealonacoutia gy ”l"'l”‘ : ; the tolding tn southeastern| The increased rates were ovigin. “,,.‘1 ssassin in turn emplo o : 3 e e TiSelda nstis & ] Mf ado in the vicinity of tha Slor- |ally asked for by the company De- |another to do the shooting for (s ; hiedy i 5 [ @ ; Is. Assn. rande arch, which runs feom [cember 1, 1924, and were the sub- lund the subsequent filching of { ¢ 2 I g 4 st ot aout 0 mies east e of IAnEURY Henrings nt W |ioney om0 sinyer, was it ‘ 3 oisanllecansinn-lon ol 220 PEARL ST, HARTEORD, CONN, M., northeasterly into [counsel repr 57 towns and cd {o the police last night, 3 , . noaRed fhoui: Leh Rl | Co ‘nr\ 1o, may be gradually through [cities in Mass sty opposed the |widow of Louis Nobile, ¢ FEIA L e a to 280 gallons in the | PV ZREE I % LT, [the centuries pushing up a new | wroposed Increase. The report of | jcemiber ( lus |l 1 of mountaina. | vE> commission consistec of 26 type- (have her huj d slain, claiming | > readjustment of the earth's |written puges. |had abused her daughter by g SLIES ble surprise tn of- | {EAD THE ASSIFIE bR b [ et e Gt : P R s | Ouwk Results Use Herm'd Cl'assrfted Ads tnactive and “dea ages | horated her story. g f : - v | James Salino said he collceted the A g e SE - consulting geolo- | Mantial readjustments of n | Record for Good Behavior | ioney, but claimed he wo oty the | ; \ i § PsQ @-.\ Clothes vs there - J L yaios ~o | Berlin, July 31 M —Greater Repling middleman, keeping $200 for his i ¥ - T % (= dead fault 4 Sl ol e establishes ecord fo i : are and having “the job done for a mile wide ol " vior last 5 not a arre the 10 that was left.” Andrew ng, between Den-|uake shocks again for eenturies| ...~ ‘ide or otl stance of |Capa, who admitted the shootir CLALS rH“\i]v distu ce being reported fn [S21d his wife had taken the 3200 a v, July 31 (® — Nu- oung golf professional, es 1 she had paid § to Paris t ¥ — The Greatest Chain of Good Clothes Shops in America yaining a series of | e AR RO metropolitan police |gONe to Milwaukee, where she gv GOLF STARS TO PLAY lar aults ¢ Nor de K precinets, irrested. Mrs, Capa's comment RS S e e r e B S L Tomorrow riair-iearly nsposw office of White in Boulder [tionally known men and women Eol I e e el e arvaname el 2 county, or four 1 s east of the|stars and champions will play in spe- A Sy town of Lrie, It runs southeaster- [clal matches over the course of the | S —————————e MEDWAY MIIL CUT PAY | N 0 . & Xtra_ a e 1y to a point about midway between [country club of Fairfiell on Sasco edway, Mass., July 81 (P—The ‘ Louisville and Marshal Hills on August 8 and 9, it was an- “abyan Woolen company here today G 7. 5 Outcroppings of cretaclous rock, |nounced by the officlals of the club »d a notice in its mills that :-i 3 and formations revealed by some [today. Seven of the players accept. | Th | wage reduction of 10 per cent would r of the northern rado coal mines|ed an invitation to play. ibariny | become effective at the plant have enabled ogists and students s ———— f " Monday. The firm employes 250 of the st t to locate and chart Japan has the highest birth rate banls workers and the plant has been run- @@ g these faults, declares Mr. Lupton.| of any country in which vital statis- oney the name—Paisan | 0INE On night and day shifts re- mww Ircntly, There has been discovered no P\i-] tics are kept. | Snge—beet for hair and scalp. | | I A Half Million Meii know all about the good qualities of P& @ Suits Topcoats and' Overcoats. But We Also Make Good Trousers! /And Twice A Year We dispose of thousands of *pairs-- Just the chair for hving, it e ‘. because we lay particular stress “e100 - upon the fact that they are better by a dollar or two in quality -- they fit better--are made better than others. They are made of some of our Some Very choicest Worsteds, Cassimeres, Remarkable Serges and Tweeds, and sell at Values in 5 s s z Men's Suits 4 and % Many of them will match your coat and vest. Glad to show You! 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