New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 8

s B e g w0 k. Wi g natlonal Income, & Werden as heavy | sentatives from the industrial and P New Britain Herald as that borne by the Dritlsh, and | fnaneial centors are for elmination FactsandFanaes Half the world MERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY heavier when the relative wealth of | of the Inheritance taxes; representa- half asleep B OB K LLE | tho two natlons ts considered; und | tivea from other scctions remain to ¥ BUBERT GULLLEN 1t i9 terrible to feel all 3 : dragged out~—=to liv Teoued Dafly (Sundas Excepted) | he I'rench’tax burden fs relatively | be convinced. Instances Iike that from® ‘ane S INEse, Mallr, (Runder, Ensepiets;, ! Peaco 15 an Interval during which R patriotism 1s gagged with defleit of Weariness. Yat thou | 1 s s do, because con. ‘ Mtipation' I8 destroving thelr enargy—even thelt v point in favor of changing [¢O¢F. "4l who ride in filvver No ehows AL BRAN and would defeat its own purpose, )Hv’ulhmu tax law, i s eurayandinele | | [ and actually far greater than that | embodied in the 1ord industry, of the United States. Increased | Which 18 duplicated in many other SUBBCRIPTION RAT! 040 8 Your taxation, it is declared, would great 42.00 Three Months. y Injure the The. a Month, industrics, should form a good [ Group insurance fn time may economic structure B | selief from this diseasc. | — A fury is a group that decide } Now for That ¥Fall Planting, Folks! SROOM D-66 ON THE | which side has done the most effi- | Time to fix our gardens for winter, | S0TH FLOOT clent Iylng. 1 80 they say, Entered at the Post Office at New Britain | 1he Tuatitute, in holding that not as Becond Class Mail Matter o ho expected from nddl governmental economies o TELEPHON 3 | S0 let's put in some joke bulbs, ac- | Rusinesy Office I Progress of slogans, 1923: “Save cording to the rule, | Editorial Rooms ..., 92 t ment were abolished | In New Yorle may be justified con- [the country.,” 1924: “Save hellum.” | For tucked below the frost-line of would not cover the | sldering the value of land on Man- [1025: “Save flyers, care and worry they that 1f the entire mill-| Constructing a hotei of 56 stories | € X R Vill yleld us cach a ¢ or ntieipat Judget of | hattan 1 and the fact that the PSS ch a crop for April The only profitable advertising me Datedinalisihudegtic oe ! A0 PILE ‘”' ] The wages of sin remaln un-| fool! | pla, the ity Cireulation” ook mething, of course, could | hotel fs meant for the future 88| anged; moderns have merely | ined by econom and some- | well as the present. Tn the course |jengthened the hours. Small Game Only could he gained closer at- | of time there will be so many s Wilbur: " L IS “What's the game law T o0 . ’ P Taser ot b a Lo on 1o the present taxation pro- | super-high buildings on Manhattan | ];\‘Y”“""'““" """ "\“"”:‘“"h"«“;‘m tlils state? i Ol ]1] gcfim@ tO‘ 11‘1terest cr ttied 1o the nre for to-y wru1 it o L Lo logtUhsn wavial |1 natitha k88 slorySnolal Mwi i | LN ERURARUICRGIUES R RO AR B0 " Furnlss, “Anything bigger than | h 5 a1l news ereditad to it f p b g ; . penny-ante is illegal.” ; eradited In this paper and o ot hring about balancing of [ seem ay high aa it will do to us - Sl By THE end of the second act she wished news publishied hereln the Urench budget. The Institute [ when completed. Teighth of build ! or majle into the many recipes given on A Little Judgment Wanted she were home in bed. She was tired— every package. If mfm rr',p:ulnrlv it is By Harry Lynge always tired. That fact showed in her guaranateed to bring permanent relief, or i Trite tyran | eughtiE slagatoniins face. And “she" may be multiplied by the giocer returns the purchase price. Eat | hoed day tens of thousands of women in America. two tablespoonfuls daily—in ch‘mnic [ In church and Sunday school, For it was the world's most universal cases, with every meal [ That she would always find it pays R L e o e 10 o BN | To uge the Golden Rulr Hirey was sapping her strength and ol A T T oy killing her interest. . . . Itis good to e one midvantage, s | Althoush T may bo dense, know that Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has brought L e a8 il Thals iy, vuladior lanZalioul ibe permanent relicf to thousands of sufferers W o - abandon- | the hest type are also golng sk¥-|\ill be next week ' i [papriadhr thicinuen Hehss from constipation. e e | ing 8 Kellogg's is th iginal and onl Bauare; Sohultz's Newsstands n place the ward, Many of them in New York —_— o istance: he e dee L = s g ey b SRR ok For instance: When the lee mun When ALL-BRAN travels through the oav "It is the bran which doctors rec- Grand Central, 42nd Strect, it e ire alrendy higher than the tallest| You aren't really a success until | ommend. Accept no other if you would - ) 1S ¢ vou begln (o get letters from cranks, | m system, its fiber remains unchanged. he sure. All grocers sell it. Leading “hotels and restaurants serve it. Buy a Britlsh refunding. The Amerl-| office huillings were 25 years ago. This morning with the i, Therefore, it can sweep the intestine clear THE CHORAL SOCIETY'S lean comminalonere then pinned | Tho modern high speed clevator | potroleum is a wonderful product ] take it, it's part of his game It can absorb and xarrx)v n;oi]«lhfu‘-n'h(rm;n]‘; BOMINGIGONGERT To treat the women niec; it £ 3 B! package of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN today. The original ALL. oir faith upon @ tentative plan to | has made such heights practicable. [but we must still depend on eotton | iyt “goineone plose fell me the intestinal tract and stimulate it to BRAN —-ready-to-eat || hope in the possibility [ Ings, like everything clae, fs rela Member Audit Bureau of Clrcoltion down the Inferest rate on | thve Ay The A, B. C. le & natioral organ \ ‘ f == ; S IAna aTal o Aap R S o irniiles. newehanara unn & dyeF debt, but merely ag al T 91g0 plang are und y taers with a strict means of balancing the |10 construet an efiormous bullding elreulation RS DA gan: 1 tho top floors of which will be for | protection aznlnat Almribution figures t Yocal advertiscrs hands of the American debt [ in the future, Be sure to get Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. Onlly ALL-BRAN brings sure results. You can sce that a part-bran product can, at best, be but partially effective. Institute’s report was rwced | above the ground may be the rule | jon several weeks ago and | Meanwhile apartment Touses of The announcement by the New !give the Wrench commission ap en Tunker HUI monument was |secd for our olive oil why natural, healthy action. ALL-BRAN is what Britain Choral eocicly that all prep- | proximalely the same terms as was | built there were no such @evalors | 1 wurcer® 1a just a little more | MY Pretty wify should reach doctors call a bulk food. yeen completed fo orded Belgiu 16 { and o public e 3 Tnside the box, and hand that guy % . " : s .l;l(mnn hn\v‘.l on ”\ 1‘ for f accorded Belginm. But cven this | an 1I the public Las heen left 'M conspicuous route to the paying tell- | 00 Nmmw’ . fr’.‘", JUSEL Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is delightful with o S R TR aile | walk up the interior ever since. Byler's windc 4 AU & ilk s i e presentation an T alled walk up the interior r sin y | er's window, milk or cream, sprinkled over other ") " n" v v 08§ 111 It e " | - | . torio, “The Messiah ith the as- 1 \e time work was hegun on the | | She swears that when she gave cereals; cooked with hot cereals; in soups, L that food 96 sistance of a large orchestra from | Iyance is unable o/ Washington monument clevators | The new dince 1s a side step. 1t ] \/ Boston and well-known sololst N e i e ahan 1y ea fizad "'ll\‘“l“:u',"‘l ;‘m:- 8 dance, UL ItS ol | gy yngno thought in view ¥ -t ought to be received with much cnough money | that no matter how high the col- | — Excopt to do just as ghe would ; eatisfaction by the public. The L uwmn_ would o, people would be| Fame is fieeting, and the next )”"‘;' (’;:I’:"'r folks -:1'“““‘ do. n “Messiah,” it is & generation may think Johnnie | P s one point my soul doth " declared,” has not ST n e \hle to reach the top without ex- | vex, . Walker was a celebrated pedestrian. been given in New Britain for 30| yours at st i practically at the | penditure of energy. The same ls 4 Relieve it if you ean— A - years. which 18 in itself quite re-|,cro mark.unicss she is loancd the |true of the Eiffel tower. The eleva It takes a lot of pfejudice to make | Why don't wives practice on their | X markable, as the great work In| 0,0y hich to do th p in the Woolworth tower reach | Russians seém the only people who 3 oney wi ich to do the payin | et PR most cities having capable choral make @ mess of government. InsteadiotRehoficRnans American banks are said to be ready | the top in a few minutes, | G Whigs eventually joined the re-|The magazine is published monthly organizations is given at fairly fre- quent intervals, and in the 1arge | robubly $400,000,000—if she suc-, round. ‘The apes were the first ! | Arnold: “Yon say the lawyer {aiTC vup AL o eplon ). How is the magnifying power i charged you $5,000 for getting | dont oy citlga is given annually as a contri- | ceeds in refunding her forc debts. | primates to see the value of getting ’ "nr;j ‘,‘ u 85,00 nju tting our | &8 cyes las some relatfon to ope determined ? $iM8n 1o ihe Christmas seasor { | e pE divorce? What did you do then?” | IR : T found b dividing (s on to the Christmas season To the lay mind, horrowing money | ahove groun odern man s try- ; ik Ofcidre o ey ) s soind by e to repay previous loans is a poor | ing to get as above ground as| 3 - ; daughter.” | e A, ‘There: s no - truth tnithelll U R e ve Hloce, Theres fore an eye picco of one inch | 1o Joan Ler a subslantial sum— Primitive man lived close to the The Only Way Out i L AT s Atairoulalsn o LTI Y In the presentation of such a work much depends upon the man- | yae i oo o oty Adelo Burbridge, | EEE Sl ner in whicl ; S e S e D e _—— 2 Q. What, §s the meaning of the n which it is given. It is not a | ;nonly followed nowadays . & o s monly followed nowadays. Ny IRCan L ma AR sl anTonktnall name “Eimiurst? work that ylelds the maximum of | L SPECUTATION ON Blvest cari whan&nothier nnssenEen | 1 A The word “hurst” means 4 A village is a place where Central p ove or wood. The word *“El BORROWED CAPITAL answers after roading to the end of | 38 on his dozen of egge. ‘it'g too N TatooL e N and a power of 45 for the object poets of “higher money” |the paragraph. hadiiiose Souei shallAgiavoren tiay . % i D] L BIOOVe 0T o)k which has a focal lengih of strong as the eggs.” i WoolaarieL e, 15 inches B Q. How many pounds of buttér | 1 o e - wouN @ -gallon of wilk or cream cquiyalent focal length woull give a magnifying power of 50 s the \bhicetive of 80 inehes focal length eftect and enjoyment when present- oo ed in a small-caliber manner, There n ' ' cording to the Institute, are csti- are some cloral compositions v i el i As a rule you can tell by the con- s ol sumption of sardines how many quartet with an organ accompani e e : & Tittle Sam was always rebellious due since 1926 and only partially wives are out of town. ! 3 | o s e s ment; but the grandeur and sublim- (” . nas borrowings of member banks from 5 when punished, but on this particu- | 'he amount of ‘butterfat in ears go 0 ay 14 66 o Messlah? ncarly disap- | Mk have tota 2 billion franes. i e ey | Llloccaon e Tl b e | QUESTIONS ANSWLRED ¢ und cream varics from 3 per ks > The last the IFederal Reserve banks, a Wal s red i ment most unjust P ey T A to 6 per cent in whole milk ;i admits it is lm-|rare is because those who once ' i | LA GBI b e D p : A batch of lawsuils totalling sued in Fran failure strect ority admits is were followers have learned a few He went into the gavden, where [question of tact or information by and from 12 per ccnt to 40 per cent : e claims were S o | possible check up the reasons | (i TOTO his mother saw him digging away | writing to the Question Editor, New | eream. Thus a gallon of 6§ per |$27.000 In - dumags GROTS HETH ; ¢ 5 for such borrowlngs but declares Gy for dear life and scemingly bury- | Britain Herald, Washington Burcau, |¢ent whole milk weighing D e b e ot tn| A hick town Is a place where the | 108 something. | 1522 New York avenue, Washington, | Pounds, would proluce 514 - poundsjtoduy. Al Whese S178 BF : . \ i mated at from 3 to 40 Dbillion ean give pleasure when sung N e caking of the stcady In- pears when given with attenuated forces, 1t i3 like altempting to present a symphony with a ten- plece orehestra—it might he pose i eebed il ‘ “:] it is known the increase is 5 o e 2 ! bt buttier or approximately half a |cily are because of the alleged pol- B0l 1o oy 4 Incks eresniage.of 1 ] n ro sub- |1t 1 ! e B i | edestrians you piclc up won't thrust | A8 8001 ag he left she went out | D. C, enclosing iwo centa in slamps niapproximately Nulf el oy Ao BESRe B CE Sl e 3 3 SRR (i game | commerclal loans. And th & Fiin Kgsinht your nibh fo inveatigate and she found burled | for reply. Medical, legal and marital | pound. A gallon of 40 per cent it Ll e O RoLon kb LIDEEpiRl R E D ERES domestle loan: to yiola .02 {oninion . in the ground a dirly, crumpled |advice cannot be given, nor can ex- |cream weighing 5,28 pounds would | the sewago “"“J‘_]_‘“ 12 "‘“,1_ i i One of the casy ways to have an|Picce of paper with {hese words |tended research be under All| produce 3.31 pounds of butter? L S e | adventure ia to try talking to your|scribbled “upon it: “Dear Dovil. |other questions will recelve a per-| Q. When was the iy of Seattle, Gored Claey, RIRTEeR Ly o et The Choral society, recosnizin francs in cas ough| flects speculation in securities; |10 O Niiehen docs, Come get mamma.” {sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- | Washington, first settled —and by | Philo A, Dutton, W. 3V, Mildruim and e 4 & billions of honds were that much of it reflects spee- | i | —Mrs. . C. Randle. |not be answered. All letters are |wheorn Samucl MeCrun — confidentia itor. A. It was first selled by the| Ambrose Beatty, first sclectman, and real meaning and siguiticanc | it interest sceured only one o nercase re- would be entirely abscnt tuch o increase ve the need for a proper presentation ; ¢ 1o ren estate that . sued. Word reached (his country | ulation in - real eslate; Correct this sentenc hank . s S ey SAN oniit worka hdkto e W[ttt e Ui Techergs T Have Run Into while man in 1852 by {weniy-four |mayor, and postmaster of New : mlaniir : ! w weeks {hat the | th throughout |hon ome 4 e 3 : Q. -Can one enlist in the navy as | nogeengers from the ship “F Brilain at various times, passed away commended for plannin ¥ widespread growth througho had one cone this afternoon Rosalic f : ixact. n elect an or to lea ¢ e i at his home early this morning. et At an electrician or to learn the trade | Arihur A. Denny and his fa at his y 3 i ey Uy "”"‘"‘,‘ 5 —— i Rosalle always ussdl Lo’ Loll mo|'oe elactilcal avork? el e Y17 he Central Brick Co. has sued lhouses, automobiles, house- | (protected by Assoclated Editors, [ about the fellows who kissed : < of .this great masterpicce, is to will not in the finest possible style. This will BUAE not only he in conformity with the thix | demands of the gceasion and the | maturing ol Ly experience that horses of that or da i : man, not as an clectrician ehoral singing in the cily rather dark backing up in bank loans 18 UkA throuat the g ¢ commission has | not healthy great work for an y 5 | les af colot o 1 that | freight cars in the world? therefore no attempt las been made other words, the powers A. More than 100 freight yards]io import them in numbers, and u he 5 der ! 2 in finance may start to put a | Bdwin 1% Lo it & etop 1o it in the method made pos- city but now of Harttor ! ¢ hed o since the federal reserve sys- cert in mid-December s iy rot under way. They “stabil- moon over the feft shoulder for the |as rm applics to a class rath- | first time, the wish will come fruc i a definite alloy The range This is one of the ol sti1ions | of composition is given by H. C of mankind dating to primi- | Knere as follows. Copper 3.5 {o 4.4 bisoe befor: o 5 class has been discussed informally ;}:: K?”;trji not always sauce for| .. (ines of whi re very | per cent; magnesium 0.2 to 0.75 ] Ly individual members almost since | st " many connected with it began four years ago, action was| SETL L Q Ts Inot expected at this time, = s o speculation before Gonena) William €. 1otchkiss ap-| Voleanocs I Tlave Fallen Into elgihe S e Mmoot per cont; manganese 0.4 to 1.0; Bwolll he ot con military raining v laluminum 92 per cent: and iron tory for eithe 1 o popular in schools and collegrs? on, as impurities, less than 0.6 A. There arc 111,558 students in | per ach., Duralumin is used | same strength as soft | Kion over, | separated from her hucband pre- The name ironwood has heen Helen said that every time she|vent her from {holow Bible class In Mount Vernon. | wont ont with Al in the Amer her.| A, Training in clectrieity can e - the city for $1,191 for bricks, and 0ld goods, clothes, radios & o ; L ity c named for a local Indian chief. ¥ hold .'_l|<y“‘(“’v‘> ! ',1‘\‘.‘,'\‘1'3’1 | Inc.) The first time T called on her she | obfained in navy, but it would| (. Are y hred Avah stallions |the new fire-police headquarters on T partial payment pla | il mares vaiged in. the United |Commercial street has been attached : - % 2 e e | vlous night had held her so she |idea alone in mind as only a limit- Lia g About 60 couples attended the 18, but will be in conformity with st B WOULD LIKE TO HAYE couldn't break away. After that 1|ed number R T e + tow pure |social and dince of Vallant Hive, o 1 Choral N pon und in efforts any r i vhi 5 o y : with excess produc acili- 3 stallions and mares in s soclety in the pust. The opportunity | o Tz LGRS ","“_“f;."v l, I OWNE B C BU[LD]NG concerning Elmer and Harold and | ho made when one enliets, Tt i e Biiue 1F hos bao Tound |Doll Iast evening. Toviin's orchestia : $ ties to find markets, This forc- | v Di U Bddic and the rest. One sneaked | cesary to enlist as an ¢ ¢ 3 2 ' furnished the music and Prof. M. ing of up behind her and kissed her he- Bible Class Men Start Movement | fOF¢ she knew what ho was domne. | 0" jono ig the largest yard ford the climate of North America and | The republican marehig club leleeted the following officers last Towards Separate Meeting forgot he was kissing her because se was wondering whether her ribs finst Jicutenant, Edward Wiegand; e Ol D IS e eeondlleutanantiGodrde AT A | 5 ..|and more, T heard. And Rosalic, E i i - > ; ; The possibllity of Everyman's| N0 MO0 %00 SC0ud stare cight names have been s | Bible Class b s o) e J D world stoc ) Rivay algoot L & o ave Dbe o~ | Bibl s building its own temple wor I 1 in this way a good | o E ey Fo Al s requested to the pature' of a i farmers fo a fare-thee- | when members of the White army |1 KePt my distance Wishing Moon in i nforad ghe pablis that (it marchile 4 ;i ] i S s el et a T o vame i owatos ol Tiweanitipoinsgtoptc ICEL D > club is just that, not a mounted or- val : v t got ready and can |\oted to s ki 0 ef v s HOW LAW CAN INJURI Y ; A ereseent of the new moon, an 1 and for what is it usec s - caught in the door and kissed her. o v ! what is it used? 1| " poper; Kunze was elected di- v AT “Siel" s) ioked 1 reelor of the Turners st I PRENCH DIFFICULTIES ; ] symptom has popped up n the | Vo o e taken at & meeting | BT she shrieked and slapned | Gt e one makes @ wish while ob-| A. It s not possible (o glve a | i e Turners last night, IN FUNDING PLAN < gouth | And she never spoke o me again. Willlam Huber resigned as secretary | o e tosa and orglve nd Oscar 76 Was chosc 5 the untonding of speculu- | NIEN street. The men have no par- TR el R o alle §and SIS Cre L A R S L Ll st learncd t Is sauce for Iiev. 8 G. Ohman will tour the Mot ] purchases” and f e lich the | first learned that what is sauce for l r Finance M . par meeting place for the state and make speeches in behalf Tir. . N. Bull, health officer of Plainville, recommends in his an- 5 betfer milkk inspection and that a oint where radical cor- ed a commpilttae e is / e e e ih . ] trialbies + Lty e 3 l point wi pointed a committee of which he is| Al the country who are training in 1 e framework of divigibles. It i1ome in which to isolate contagious for legitimatc | Hamlin and Dr. Frank Zwick to In-} from the other girls. He had the units of the colleges. OF these only and considerably lighter. TS| Herman Salstrum Vertiso i e vestigate the problem. This commit- | reputation for being a sheik of 12,000 are at essentially military lependa on the form in which | men's derby union-made hats at 95 Ag L i rowings for speculative | ragm he two other armies in an ef- | when Al looked at you with his are participating voluntarily 1s 40 cents per pound, others | colors, Fait of t has its incvitable evil re- | fot to ascertain what the sentiment | hurning eyes your cheeks would |stitutions where military training is ' as much as 75 cents per pound. A sneak thief rdided the home of ; i Al asltho specula-| @ ,Mf,"‘ e ”r’\iw‘“q ’; "w"“'i\: si | when Al's slim fingera touched you,| Q. Will th t tha ife i this morning and made away with thing L 1 what can be done towarcs g &1t 1 you got Mot and cold ali a gold watch, two gold charms, and in sceurities and rea winter she | can citizenship? [ differing species all arc noted behind the finan- | N. Y., vecently was erected at a cost| came home thinking it was sum-| A. No; according to the 4 = told me how Irank on the pre-|he better not (o enlist with this ’ 4 4 reasonable cxpectation of the pub- S Y et ok 16 pre- (he better not to enlist wi i the high standards set by the l listened to a whole string of stories | trada schools and no promises can { jred Aral 3 . 0. T. M., in Holmes & Hoffman's ating an enormous val in nics : inted ¢ productio vhic! s | for creating an cnorm revi production which is | e G e e iy fah | One crushed her so hard that she cvening: Captain, Frank ‘Traut; | Place—White Army Moets, S Tt N (e el UL (e (LI, GOV BECIE s O IS DL brice & shen | passed in cls rein the {ing a strain of Arab info Amer- eceal Ol I e S lE at me with provoking cyes + was discussed serlously last evening Q. What % 3 b s have a strain of - A wishing mooi Of what is duralumin com- o the samo {0 almost all othors, | Providing a fund with this end fh{enejicold O neRniel SR atARaE o 0! inizstion FORD PLANT omthOAETIGRIOE AN 084 AL uperstition connected \ very oy 3 : ! o D REEKIRd of @irle th Rudolph Gattung as assista orary rise in call money a few | of the army held at the home of Dr, | Me, “I'm not that kind of girll™feorvjyy (ne croscent of the mew |definite composition for AUt L Audolnieniting (a8 Atsistant The temporary o, which had an immediatc [and Mrs. Frank Zwick on only a period ¢ n n 5 {icular location in view and, while[her-(For It was from lLer that T B of the republican candidates. report that the town undertake retund (g 1 n eary. In airm nd including George 1 used to hear a lot about Al| Rteser i Iraining Cory it th iseases be established. only ' (s " tee will co-operate with commtitees | sheiks. Ottilie would tell me that | schools or colleges. The majority s brought. Some forms cost as | cents for elther black or dark brown hllvers i g * all concerned, innocent by- | in the class is in this respect and if | plush. Marie would fell me that | not compulsory. Q. What kind of wood 18 iron- | George Scales on West Main strect The dif p f » permitting an ocean Of |\ "cuparate building for the Bar- upplying for Ar iplied to a great number of trees | diamond pin. Mrs dusting in another room al th extremely hard wood mer, ship law passed on Septembe Perhaps the most common is the e 1 declded to find out all about| 1922, women are naturalized i buckthorn. Other varieties | | are talking about [ | {UX" KILLS SIXTY this for myself. So 1 engineered it |same way as men buckwheat tree, the ink-| arleston, W. Va., Oct. 2 (#) Qbservation MRS Bt sl e N e R e e SR e e el Ing 1 He stuttered every time he looked | Hughes. {he movic A What is the headquarters of [section of Wehster county has exaot Borrowod | 0’! The Weat’[er at me, and he stayed a yard away | when did he enter s the American Birth Control League [ed a toll of sixty deaths since th Feone & e when he danced! he marriec hat is the official organ of [outhreak of the discase severa —_— As a voleano, he wa€ a frost. Bul A. RBorn, Rishee, Arizona o weeks ago ¥aid a report received hy Washington, Oct, 2.—Forecast for |1 8m grateful to Al because T|ber 21, 1 He entered the movies | merican Birth Control [the state health department today, f i N Engiand: Cloudy | 914n't have to travel to Italy to in 1917. In 1921 he married Gloria ta headquarters at 104 | Flles contact aniong: the residents learn that a flery volcano is always Hope, former screen actress. There a New York city. The [are reported to be the chief con- cold when you see it are no childre o ng But the statemen fund “not alarmed be | of #1) REAL ESTATE TRANSIERS g g warranty deeds | gecasional showers tonight and | T oh || Biturasyils avmi onighl iricasTate o A gan is (he Birth Control | tributing causes to the spread of the ok and George Ber-{south and southwest winds, —FEmily Botsford v 2 v edited by Margaret Sanger. | disease Shérht : Gladys M. Andrews | [rorccast for Fastern New York T, America? Inr ; : Magnolla | Clondy with occasional showers to- An Ol Ditty A. The W Darty Jeer P 1 f ¢ Al Estate & | night and Saturday; slightly warmer Eugéne: “What do you think of name adopfe v o atic 8 Harold S. Covell, |in the interior. tonight; moderate | that ofl well they are drilling? public: WHAT IS YOUR BIRTHSTONE IPrank Grygue 1o | sontherly winds. Robert: “It's a good place to|&rew out of the opposition - . a tiona | . \ half interest in| Conditions: The disturbance in | sink your money." drew Jackson and the syste ) < onnerted with Gems | and | i you_haven't—all are 0. R. |pereonal government w in: GEMS AND PRECIOUS STONES into cffect. Affer the ele n thought about the curative value o ihno s 001 avenue; Sehas- | the interfor portion of the country is e / vezyk, Stan- | not a defined one but it is causing - J : : he anclatiie P cider to Sarah | jight to heavy showers in the lower Highly Colored 1852, when 11 g i Sl el iedtin e imitati artificia Market street; Adelph | Mississippl and lower Ohio valle “Either I'm smoking tos much |feated at th T . all_ there. 3 § d6es i Malcein to Sam Schnel-| The greatest amounts of rain re-]or my wife is swiping my cigar- [all hope of revi ! the coppupbuinw s Al ARGl Shot ) . t: Sanf Sehneider|ported were 2.38 and 2.08 inches at | ettes” mused the man of the Adolph Maleein, | Vicksburg and Memphis, respective- | house as he surveyed the empty | Morris C. Webster |1y e Toacher PRECIOES STONES BDITOR, Washington Bureau, New Britatn Herald. m Hateh, trustees, to| Pressure is high al the north “Miss Gota 4 1322 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C ments T Millard, West End avenue; |ern border from Montana to the In Klass at Krazy Kollege us a_sentence T want a copy of the bulletin GEMS AND PRECIOUS STONES and on theengh ! . . Kilbourne to Molly Birn-|eastern portion of the upper lake (Conducted by Gertrude | cent2" D five cents in loose, uncancelied, U, 8. postage stamps o Shae i g jand terrace and Uncas | region and over the middle Atlantic | Teacher: | Olive Gotzadime ; r4 1. Flint to Stella R.[and New England states. Heavy Miss Pence, a selection with the| “The deacon was a pious M. Johnson, property | to killing frosts wore reported from | word ‘accustom.’” To church he always we T mine D. and|northern New England this morning. | Lotta X, Pence: He passed the contribut s E nd N R R Vetrano to Luis Nen-| Conditions favor for this vicinity| “I cussed the plumbers yesterday But ne'er put , No. 49 and No. 53 |cloudy and unsettied weather with (They charge a wicked price) ot: Philo Kalish to Osear | slightly higher temperatur It 4id no good to cuss 'em onee,| (Copyright 5 am & reader of The Herald. 1, Bassell slresh e e S e And 0 accustom (wice.” fair to CLIP COUPON HERE —— oo pected foreig of su