New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1925, Page 4

3 . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925, y 0 i to be a dru 1, Q SEASON'S FIRST WARNING isténe’seducer ani " eatroyes o; Northwest and Sends Pedestrians | his growing power he gathered to § s hold & Hallowe'en woelal in the | Intermittently sinee ©f the country and undgrwent varied ’ . . The Monroe school Parents and ) | o ; b i LI NDERS . STEAK BLUL short spaco the stro ftiuence and soctal and political | H Morang'.—advt. FLOUNDER ol aaiiallxp)nt anaaiAl: " sail her memory how they may, is \ vomen's chastity; typleal Dr. i X N Martinelll Concert, M&l‘tlfl DUT‘UH. SIWWGS{G{L Hurrying for Cove® himself as fit companions to his 4 . ’(\ 4 B banquet hall Friday evening ¢ way before & hoom. UXPeriences; that he came into In- 7 i Teachers' Assoclation will have its W TiERI SHORE o b ¢ / : 7 »mas Toner and family 'R cop TonGLES FRESH WHITL Sl “ power. i ; / Thomas Toner TC Zoc was well below t ing ©f ltself sufficlent warrant to brand g ; 4 4 . JREED . e FANCY ReLRoL e the black word “gulity” on the braz- : 4 3 e, / | The windshleld on the Jerome causing t AL "', an foreheads of the defendants; but | [ HEL - . street jitney was broken last night FRESH l L |Jekyl and Mr. Hyde, 2 : v 1 \ ter, Sunday Nov, 1st. Ticke Snowstorm Sweeps Down Out of | Had Bodyguard e C Y, sale at C. L. Plerce Co.—Advt g [ baser se If, th ts Kieck and i % % 2 thelr members and friends. The Killer, Fatally Wounds Betrager| wiorer uaeasea an us ragtus Gontry, s vosvguard and strong: -~ Eree toam aito Wil meet for 1o J s n . Wind which dasheq (fana four years ago and took up 1 / / ., frst fall meeting on Wednesday f iyappock ! COD STEAK Sirests with all tne 8 abode in Vansville and that he cvening, November 4 ; o6 pactiols ng “I £ald to you that Madge Ober- & v loft for New Jersey AND CHEERS HALIBUT e tiblonpasticying holtzer would be the principal wit- A Y ; | has accepted a ion as superin- @ BLOCK 1SLAND 48¢ | SLICED FRISH czing of ithe p s by e, - v 7 he state will give you more, far % v & stone thrown by somebody on i 2 {streets. The enow squall lw‘\':; more, than hur story,” the attorney Hart street, according to a report FINEST ¥ : : .m18¢ | o | SMOKLD WHITE FIsH . 7 was another side of him, and that Mgt 1 MAYER FSCAPES OLD MAN WINTER GROWLS Ia: st tussst| From Tailoring to Grand Opera City ltems evidence will show that In Unity Rebekah lodge, No. ury last night and gave New Brit. 4rm men” o : . 3 4 hearsal, | ts first taste of what atens Or. Cox eaid evidence also would - ‘ Sand for lcy sidewalks. 4 ba u long, hard season rily $how that Stephenson was born in 4 /. 8 ‘,.‘1;“‘:"',»' T.Z\’lf:‘:_"m ags §1 =1 after 10 o'clock the raln which had Texas that he drifted to many parts / 1 [ i / . = , o8 | LSH he atrwste with all the (40" oa. poltion of reat y : Xmas Music Club forming at i VRESH 12¢ | UR Tho thermometer wer noss for the state and her story, as- ’ % teridontio chierh SWORDFISH KING SALMOY ... Ib. | {leaving behind Ms white traces 4818 will be supported, eor- ) e to headquarters by Supernu- N pappiE the grass, but the cold wind col- roporared, by creditable witnesess, Eolice ol L L finued to make gloves und turn - unassailable facts and by | ; cl SOLID MEAT < gloves 12d- ypassailable facts and by Inescap- 4 | ; o SOLID M1 e lighly desirable articles ,ple evidence, until there can rest in e . Nash Co, sult or overcoat . C2as I 4 Nim A [no man’s mind a reasonable doubt ] 235 . . McCabe, 49 Walnut A | ROUND 25€ | | of thess men's guil ; : agent. Tel, 454.—adst AMS . quart | —— - Py Join Morans' Xmas Music Club.— "RES S0 3 |Had Assisted in , : NAALS / ’ it CALLOPS ... pint 60c | s without apparent ¢f- Fighting Yellow Fever gz TALL KINDS SAUT, PICKLED AND CAN ¢ - v It . 4 7 ASSINATION IN NJH'A\ == = Havana, Oct, 29 (®—Dr. Juan f ‘3 7 4 | R | 5 ST = IN MURI]ER TR‘A‘.'!’ one of the foremost fis-| : wil : enna, Oct. 29 P—anoso Tzan- | SPECIAL bine: cxar ROUES ures in Cuba's medical world, died off, brother of Premier Alexander ; yesterday at his home in nkoff of Bulgida, has been shot (Continued from First Page) Malagias, puiiiaensalbiyiiliemec Max Berman, 29, of New York city, presses and cleans clothes U‘]‘f :,"',];:, ‘"DTZS:,Q;.'Zl'iro'f.'.kl"io}‘rli SPECIAL MOhican Butter HOl’flS €a. 5C s ST e SIS ‘;ZA;’p;:;TI;‘;1f"‘,‘7‘; 3;:*“&;; for business and sings for diversion. Professor Giacomo Bourg, | gescribe the m-tie for t1e crime as 5 PR S Sl a flight from tf palatial home, but in his garage, and | of stamping out yellow fever fin well-known vocal teachex, heard his voice and has just begun lunestablished. Tie slayer es:aped. B o 16 oz. 7 24 on 10 The Biggest Saving . Sraered to greet Durkih |finally of being earried to her home | Cuba and the work of santization in | preparing him for & career in grand opera. This shows Berman | ankoft was walking with his wite BREAD Loaf. Croar.. C v Buying Bakery. \ Tim in on his arrival|x x x x | the istands. Dr. Guiteras was 73| reaching for a high mote while Professor Bourg accompanies 2nd sister-in-law when shot ~The N etectives would close in.| “The evidence will show th s old hi %1 fane Tsaykol Urpethers . wer iextrenged, nootis : Begins Stephenson had a double personal- him on the piano. Danoso Tzankoff was a member o1 Shooting Begins ~ |ity; that on one eide of him was the| TWO KILLED IN CAVE-IN = 7 ths Eobranse. fergeant Gray, who was wWoundet. i ymagnetic, sympathetic, cultu: at-| Mexico City, Oct. 29 (P—Special | ., . 18 . = ¢ 260,942 . ol Secognized th o before AUSUN |{rastive map of the world: that he |dispatches from Hidalgo del Parral, | State Bills City for et o2 FRHE LD ol ST e — f rranged WATDINE [yox an impassionate orator; that in the stats of ChihuaNua, say that 973.285 i | taxes totalling $1 ABEre i m VELLING n began firlng. The lgomething about him enabled him to |two are dead and nine injured ow- $73,285 in Taxes Due ens to meet these accounts I- GUMPI.EXI[]N Austin Glves TID attempted to push doWD|attract and domidate better men|ing to a tunnel cave in at the La Tex Commissioner Willam H.|ro made annually in the budget . hotgun and Auetin got Intoland good women. Preita mine. I. is believed that sev- [ Blodgett has billed the city of New | and from one of the list of- fixed 3 o eiot fire, recelving eleven | “Tie cvidence will show that there |eral miners are entombed. in for. state taxes in the . Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes A SMoom PA TH wounds 1 his right side. | ——— - - ~Most Women Can Have Durking leaped {hrough an op G wd ¢ & = % sy, as G el and dodged : A - o Says Dr. Edwards, 2 Well-Known hinnle Cavnr 8 q > ou’ c :‘r":\f“;\ the lands of detectives i i Kzpiied ) Ohio Physician E to fashion’s favor is pelhaps'\\hat ’f.’Ud. expect s Lol fired at him s it velvet to do. At any rate, this material is being g earch of the nelghborhood DI EATE dusrcsioulyeaistoeated ing variation from more com oy, Bedrch Of 1 ood traces and . ccores of women for liver and bowel ail. [ favored as a pleasing variation from mo falled 1o 810 eve Durkin's armored ments. During these vears he gave to |8 monly used leathers. And in /\ ; his patients a prescription made of a vest again stood him in good stead. few well-known vegetable ingredient: M the Regent or Burritt, two . X Mrs, Werner, who had been held | F F ‘ D \x/ H mixed with olive oil, naming them M apy et . ver with her 15 months' old son since Or Our Onsecuhve ayS € ave Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablealls‘."nygou :7:;11" very a“lac"‘,e pumps, very the Shanahan killing and m‘m::g ! { i themi by theie ol cole) B moderately priced, the velvel last Tuesday when she convin These tablets are wonder-workers on shoe is 596‘[\ at its best federal mvwxmv\m; . .‘rrd 1:”1)': o . . i Lhe]livelljand bcwcls.ugicuhcauseanor- Pri 6.50 dge of Durkin's hide-out, W mal i i . " ) bk BB Made Promises--- Tomorrow We Will Tell |y e rice 365 Moning. She admitted she had b‘l"hi s 1f you have a pale face, sallow look Mving in 'a hotel with the slayer |y 7% | 1 dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head since her release . b a;‘hefl istless, ncl;x]mo;i f«ling}a{ll oul ] spoils Alm Y H \ g } P F of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one l rt Her interference with Gray's shot- | | ! C“ , : A'.O‘N e rOpOSC O u em {&% | | of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly Oan s ma oes gun probably saved Durkin, 1\?:0 | P (or_la‘hume:;d n‘ole the pleatsling results e lsald e g that her wits : ousands of women and men taks o . . b’j”l-'t hi ‘v:::waw? v.v\«x:n arrested | I Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablels-thr; suce 78 WEST ST. Qpp. Burritt Hotel ;::r‘ [‘ e oitax DAt || Th N ¥ &ss(ul stlnz;t;(tuutfflrcalomel—nowanc N he two cemen | en just to keej 3 b v weuntnd e s polee | B he New G || ol tobsep . 6c s th an automobile theft. who af nection ¥ the woman distracted the attenion || of guards long enough for him to leap through a window and es- r ahan shooting Dur- | | it in various sec- ; N nentmalll IR |5 “Ip’ P I M ” e e ‘,.1 p Rea dy-TO»‘Near ; t’s a Personal Matter R A7 L N Frankly Speaking, Gentlemen, L b | ¢ ‘ Ny ) ~ Store Opens We Think You are Thoughtless At a hospital it was sald that Austin would die. In his room the | s 7 wolice Lourd Wilern et femy p: - | 1 Saturda}/, 9:00 A. M. Nobody pays much attention to mother. She has attended to her hortly o be married to Marion !\ ¢ ’ many tasks so faithfully, with such machine-like precision day il l 2 i NS il Tomgrrow's papers will carry after day, year in and year out, that it comes to be accepted as Dur- X the most natural thing in the world to have mother do darn nea orientsl| ’ N the news of : everything. Frankly, nobody really knows how much she does T \ N how hard she works. She gets up first in the morning, that’s eer y him 7% tain. And she generally has much to keep her busy long after w ur 28 || have hit the downy pillow. Just give this a few moments thought boys. C A ; ]: ' nlng ; ' No household task holds the terrors for her Or takes half the strength S al e That washing and ironing does. Let us repeat what we have promised and intend Inyou did it yourself to deliver. ust once The ORIGINAL : g ! You’d understand. Malted Milk ; : L AN The nesest in stylish women's apparel shown here [ / e b IR it i And we know of.no good reason bl g The lowest in the city prices; we will not be under- Why any woman TheAged i \ sold. Should be forced No matter how low the price, none but trustworthy To continue doing that kind of work goods of real merit vill be nflm‘cd' o Don’t tell her to phone us. And as a further pledge of our sincerity, if you are Do it yourself. - pelatable, eax ‘ ; not thoroughly satisfied with your purchase, or find Our telephone number is 904. ds.Usc at meals | | the same article elsewhere for less, your money will i You will feel better after you call. ¢ be refunded. : So will mother. On Saturday will come the first test; the further proof of what a great chain store organization can accomplish to win and hold the good will and confi- dence of the people of New Britain. See the full page advertisements in tomorrow’s papers. They will tell of money-saving opportuni- ties we believe never before equalled in this city. Desco Headquagters West Main Street and Works Grant ReadY‘TO"VVCar StOl'e s Dng\fi:z‘ (.:\::0:.: YOU§ Oszmm