New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 13

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1925 AT DOYLE’S “THE RIGHT PLACE” HOME OUTFITS FOR FALL BRIDES| 3 Room Outfits, 4 Room Outfits, 5 Room Outfits—OQutfits for Every Need and Purse =g ' . : : . : LIVING ROOM ] Doyle saw that il C : ' 5 ik 3-Piece Nachmann Constructed Suite— Choice of many beautiful patterns of cover- ing. Guaranteed for 27 years. A suite that ° 2 IR will give splendid service, better thlngs : : P T ' l;lm \:ILL HOLD IT could be done e T in home outfits 4 BHE T B DLYNG ROoW. S8.Piece American or French Walnut Suite and did the . : . . S ‘ » = ¥ oof distinctive design. Strongly constructed and beautifully finished. A real suite for the bride’s new home, . giving furniture | [ 54 il 4 LA Will hold any out- buyers a great — PERCaT fit you may select deal more Value “ | ‘ A = ) i. g A . 3-Piece American or French Walnut Bed- until wanted —we room Suite—Has how-end bed, vanity and dresser, with full sized clear vision mirrors. for their money =107 © PP 810 WILL HOLD IT store it free of fs charge KITCHEN INCLUDED ALTHOUGH NOT ILLUSTRATED—$10 WILL HOLD IT 50 DOYLE 500 MAIN ST. MAIN ST. [—Tmfi?—'| FURNITURE CO.’ INC. ( THE RIGHT PLACE RURAL DISTRICTS 1.2 szt o o MUST PAY FEE T0 (;.m{mnk o will he held next Sunday NOT MEALTH”&‘{;@::};'J :.‘:1 LISTEN 10 RADIO " % iz i For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts itarfan Society which owned the Armenian Towns Show Better i 0" 5500 This Is Another Russian Way of Records yTen Auto Deaths in Gflmflg Funds State During Week | e Hartford, Sopt i th | Moscom, Sept. 1§ (M—Broadeast-|N I Narcotic Addict in 479 antomobile ac was | ing in Sov ussia is still in fts in peasant life in the coun- e e e b e i i Held for Tdleness v made by the Ameri- |, (G i e e r East Relief in Russian Ar- | Erivan, Russian Armenia, Sept. | —Town life in Russia is more reed permitting private investigators found, in & r study of disease, mortality and sani- ifard, Routhbury, Savbroc tation, that there is no ground for [South Windsor, Putnam the timehonored helief that rural life lang Reyvmonr Of the is inherently wholesome. The far- |of accidents, 261 were reported | mer and his family, contrary to gen- | from fonrteen cities eral belief, live under sanitary con-| Hartford led all cities with #7 litions which average lower than [New Haven was second with 58 and | e n ! e ) i wh-l\tr\”'l')\é B eieil En e e Aot h|German War Prisoner . bucket of the farmer frequently ear. (from other cities were a 5 &l : i At Last Flees Russia ries the germs of typhus and other e 31 New T 1 e = S water-borne disease; the average | N¢ jon & Nornich 7, Norw; Russian farmhouse {s a hermetical- |7 wich & Stamford 4, Wi v sealed dwelling to which the |sted 2, Meriden 10, Danbury & and | health-giving qualities of sun and |Middlefown none alr have infrequent access, and hy- . e | Anti-religious propaganda is also e among the Armenian peasan- | Permanent Summer Time | iliing e nas thr en a very low hasis. The in death rate among the farm wellers is everywhare higher than that of the tewns, and the average fetime of the farm worker in three cation seems to be t lof their broadeast programs h the broad: s Fixed in Britain casting stations. which have speciai | 5 grama adapted for children and [ar ept. 18 (ASymmer rams adapted nd ing of Sunday, O avs a no- | V\"l:(::\j ALl e acruiitheg! SESLCLE more thar 150000 12 partment | 25 mars ey 1abitant . Preliminary reogi The natural advantages which the ' : . 2 ik : possession of rec ural district possesses are more s b than offset by the orenca and | receiving sots has beer sgligence of tha peasant in observ = A fee of $1.00 must, how e 1 HAPPY AND PROSPFROUS orking squad and put vears less than that of the urban in een abolished and 11 inz the most elamentary pr ’ | e paid to the authoriti NEW YEAR et om0 -5 s ot 1, 308 s o e i 7 e o T (e ang sevew Every Eag Sealed e " mean’ R e s e S i : Ay a t Saturday in Oc- ; moving thousands of its crphan | : abroad s forbidden | MR. AND MRS, M. H. FOX charges from institutions to home: | L] L] s i of A, 18 s 31 WRGE v o P T | in paraffin. fea of pubiic health nursea who are |!¥ PASEed: 40 establish summer time The World’s Tiniest Heiress : ot O S e el Community Silver and Every Berrydale egg is specially selected. Only the freshest ; —— ‘ ] Limoges China and finest are chosen. Then each egg is dipped in a pure ( g‘:i‘:fi H_’T ;l'\:c\a]col":\lnd \ SER ek e i : Company Dishes liquid paraffin which seals the shell tight. Nothing can get > 5 f v only physisian of Nomc ) Thera'sa Silver Coupan and s Dish . Regina. Sask. Sept. 15 (0 nd s hezolotithe HioTiHerle ) \ Comenulawtaty yistngs o Wele into a Berrydale sealed egg, and none of the goodness can ate was in the Western ( . SEinat i ninten al e S & wood Butter, Parksdale Eggs and s g 5 > T Lepesgriistgartel 2 Berrydale Sealed Eges. Send 20 get out through this pure air-tight seal. All the fine quality adiand, oy s pe Silver Coupons and $6.50 and : iR A " Haven, Conn.. for vet & beautiful twgnty.nine piecs of the eggs is protected for an unlimited time. R vacation i e Neme is . . b st of Oneida Community Par Plats € | heing faken by & Seattle doctor, Y . Silverware. Send twenty Dish Cor r. Welch is eredited with saving 3 'rr-n- and $5.00 ldl\d et a 'B‘v«le r the lives of many residents Jom X & ortv-twe piece dinner set of Li. 1 o e . |28 T O e o Rame ; i e T | BERRYDALE SEALED EGGS 1 {during the exciting ti hen re- % wold hendles and stripes. When you &izes or even lavs of do hing se- of this city wet these fine premiums, then you horses just so they had no or ¢ {vum over the fro ste between b €28 s more coupons t help get are protected as you protect jellies and jams — with an a8es. Great numbers of thelendl of the Alacka raliroad. and 3 i AR \ . [ you still more silver and dishes until he ranges in the | Nome you finally bav hty.cight piece - -] Iy i R G T air-tight paraffin seal. Once they try them, few housewives e e § Community Silverware and & mag- ‘ : & to be capture used. Pootmans | Duelists Fight More Than ? S hewnad s s, ever go back to ordinary eggs. Ask your grocer for Berry: declared that he would have to pur S ‘ & k dred and twelve pieces made by o q se the bulk of his sn.00n order at | Hour, Little Damage Done psbentinil s een g dale Sealed Eggs. Silver Coupon and valuable Dish Coupon ate of $3 a head to make the| Genoa. Italk. Sept. 18 (P—An . Sy spedoncropdioplloped packed with every dozen. venture successful | hour and three-quarters of thrusting new ones. and parrving 1 to settle the dif- . Gospel of Methodism Leranettict o anlomens Cit ; Full details on Coupons | P. BERRY & SONS, Incorporated Now to Be Preached | vho met or eld of honor. Both in Every Package Bosten, Bespt. 18 MThe goapsl| axpert ewordsmien, they pricked sach Hartford, Connecticut S ;m,.: :\‘,.r:::”.:, | b Rt ,,LTL::”;: Here is the first photo of wee Helen Marie Leeds, daughter of Sole Distributors for New Engiand States hurch in the Back Bay District | jury. The duellists had quarreled| Mr, and Mrs. William B. Leeds of New York, and one of the giitiror! Wik pAMRE for many years'| ence The captain. boxed the col Leeds “tin plate” fortune. The _wctlm was made 1n Pans, | The edifice 1s still commonly called | onel's ears. | where she has just been christened. of Saskatchewan were

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