New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1925, Page 2

v NEW. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1925. == = ey ey e ———— F"uTBAL[ RULING drl’]\.'l-.0 ll many of them showing that nalv neentration of saloons in \'m-h;lmm h the border, and durlng |cand.” All of it does not find its way |fee puyments and (he patronuge of he line-up: hypocrisy of the old west, the fals has been superimposed on es- | the I g scasons in recent years Mexle ol ywever., Fra education goes back to the United BROWN DARTMOUTH |front, which gives to the near. into Mexlcan coffers, however, Frac- tablished communities, But Tijuana [scveral trains daily have carried ) BEGAR o vt aas sighted & faint suggestion of a sec. |is the almon: pire ousls aud ‘sanos|thelr thousands (o and. from tha)|ticelly. all of the gambling conoes- | Staten in the pookelu o the proprip H “ Left End ond story, . [tuary where American visitors may |track and its neighbdbing allure-f¥ionarics and saloon proprictors are | tors. a oe en ) B “There has been little variety in|forget prohibition and throw sun-|ments: ,_\Ir‘m(lu”m.. "lvlw_y must pay heavy e e the ‘business interosts' of Tijuuna, |dry other Amerlean inhibitions (0| wTijuana has been & thorn I the e siate of Lewer Callierele, Bonl-| Renting & homa? The right placo Bomething close to 99 per cent of |the winds, Repeal the 18th amend- can state ot Lower Callfornia, Some | ut the right price Is listed in the (Continued from First Page) the town's structures are concerned |ment and Tijuana probably would :f‘:,,',“, ”E” fornt m”;’ Som L]t e N EloRy IR K18 AN W0 Clamiied ssestion, CANDY B i3 . | it e A ORI 6P e ok 15| bEcoe At deta -t willaans ithern Callfornin, including the |a bit amusing. Each year the race N : : Akt b i " may wee |MOrchants and bunkers, Tt has been |track proprictors build a new Reitsch .. ..+ Robinson :'e':’"‘;":'"‘;"’"gug?.‘»‘;‘\’.{g‘%flr‘:lqnnn‘;‘ : I ,'-m n 1.:;);) |’v'r'm] ~”m"-‘ "G' |asserted that mory than $20,000,000 [schoolhouse In somw Lower Califor.| The home of your cholge is lst- 3 + &% the phrase—lles about half a mlle [j5 jeft fn Tijuana annually-by Ameri- [nfa town! - What is left after the|ed among the Classifed Ads. Mitterwalner side lines, instde Mexican territory, Almost cx- ) Right Guard s Race Track Big Magnet tly on the horder s & large race z | 1 Brow! g 1 | Wrapped mn e 3 “Tijuana differs from Mexicall, (track and a cornected group of opposite Calexico, Agua Prieta up~‘nu||rl|ngs housing vars, a restaurant . I | 3 attractive EI Paso. The latter three and other [north of the border lies San Diego, | Grange .... X ) Mexican. communities on the bor-|California, the starting point for Th N ORTHOPHONE VICTRO ’ der haye a more or less thriving |most of those who visit the Mexican | oty Left Halfback bl . | packages Doughaity o Oberlander | PUSIness life of thelr own. Tho high [oasie. A railway connects San | CINEW f LA Glllivan . Right Halfback — | i Horton | 1 and 2'lb. boxes Brtiton ] T Fullback ¢ | Officials—Referee, H. A. Fisher, : 5 Referee, Walter Kckersall, Chica-|Columbla; Umpire, H. C. Grath, go; Uumpire, T Thorpe, Co- [Boston College; ¥ileld Judge, J. J. . THE fumbla; Linesman, Charles Ecklcs, |Hallahan, Boston; Head Linesman, do, | Washington and Jefferson; Ficld |D. J. Kelly, Springfield. posite Douglas, and Juarez opposite |and gaming rooms., Seventeen miles : You must hear it to appreciate its marvels. It is an en- Judge, Milton Ghee, Dartmouth, _tively new instrument. You have never heard anything like it— DlCK]NSON Time of perlols, 15 minuter. ""JUANATS [;ITY : B , oo | i there is nothing to compare it with. Columbla vs. Cornell ‘ Music is reproduced as truly as it was originally played or New York, Oct. 31 (R—Corncil's B y Wi 4 Sung, unbeaten * ery” eleven, t : o G o . . DRUG CO, B e aasts []RN [IF DRY IAW P W e SN e il s So extraordinary in tone and accuracy that people who Nt faces its Arst major test of the sen- e ; Heckers Cream e 4 have heard it express themselves as astonished at this new dis- o, A by gon today on a fle ely to be ; il / : g STt ano mindy s Hen the Bisi Red Was Bum Befiause 0]‘ 18“] 0% "““P;’“d' 4 4 covery. threat 18 confronted by a game and e Sl i s We want you to hear the new Orthophonic Victrola. b e o Amendment 22673 % woid food. Deronstrations all day Monday from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. In Heckery Cream Farina i Columbia, smarting under five suc- ‘arina is con. B e cessive reverses at the hands of BEEEm tained the very best in golden wheat THE PROPER CAPER ||cornell, was ready for the Ithaca| Washington, D.C, Oct. 31 UP—Ti- grains. Pearly bits of viality hid. Ny VICTOR DAY, MONDAY, 'NOV. 2ND o y invasion with its best team since the [fuana, just over the border in Megi- m.~,b’,z:tm:;ijf:';:kfl$ FOR revival of football at the institutlon. lso south oi Calfornia, a large part of health and nouris The start ls scheduled for 2:30 of which was destroyed recently by T CUTTING CAPERS o’clock. fire, was built “on a desert and the Y i n The probable line-ups: N 18th amendment,” according to a - Ty — Pt 7 s COLUMBIA CORNELL [hulletin from the Washington, D. C. e 5 JE HALLOWE'’EN— Wagner ¥ennell |headquarters of the National Geo- fifij‘" sesenareunsaanan s | 365 MAIN STREET OPP. MYRTLE ST. 3 graphic society. " mm‘mml 'u”i“ There'll be hundreds of parties | |WiPeT8 o Jlang s anlihe Eacme fyrms ) e : . rst written, means ‘Aunt Jane'— tonight and the party of the first | (g somewhat too scdate a title for the part ‘who is giving the party is Left Guard town of recent yeurs with its race - expecting you to be.right up to |i€chimetitisch Rapuano ftracks, gambling tables, alcoh! and the second—she {sn't {inviting Jazz," says the bulletin, “So the “ . i Osnato ... Mumms |tempo of the pronunciation was : i iy I 11 automatically stepped up to ‘“Ti- i P ¢ P : Aulfck . 2vans |juana.’ B / . Bverything in top trim here to “Business Interests” Not Varled h let you look like a man who is e “Tia Juana, the sleepyyand in- ~ the tf of his life! - consequental, existed before the g Miringitne;time [ ester (15th amendment, 1t consisted of & shack or two in the midst of a sandy Horsfall-made Tall Suits S desert. But hectic Tljuana was as . $45 and 850 truly a result of the famous addi- g B fion to the constitution of the ‘Horsfall Fall Shirts .. .. $2.50 up Right Halfback United States as if one of its clauses Kirchmeyer .. Butterfield i had specificially provided for the Mox Tl Hats e j tawn'a, ereclion, Near.the original New Fall Neckwear Dartmouth vs. Brown shacks a complete Main street burst Providence, R. 1, Oct. 31 () — |into being. Tt has never been more The Dartmouth Indians and big |than a few hundred yards long— borm in the desert at one end and ‘ ’ ' || Brown Bear renewed their football lations in this city at the new |d¥Ing in desert at the other—but it H I<SFIALLU aues Rt makes up in concentration what it ™ ||Brown stadium today after a lapsc | makes up I co : : : 93~ 99. )5y SUeet {1or 2 sersans st o o v [EEkE n R o o .+ . over $76,000,000 sales, in 9 months, on HARTIORD determined to upset the WinNINE | e 4 it Pa to tuy Our wine | |aa"the’ Hamoverians conficat. ot | (o= - these two models! This colossal success can e [Cishing an aivcady crippied outnt. || Wrinkles Removed in 15 1 . Th blic has Dartmouth rules a favorite to win || Minutes—Cost 3 Cents! have on y one meaning . ¢ . € publi tbut there Is an increasing optimism L e e s “be| Qi & wnsston has been csated tn i accepted them as values absolutely without cireles over the wonder- ready for the clash. Dartmouth is Rkt ersts of x ahnaie Rrown's greatest rival and before | tarkroot mixture which —any woman paraflel among motor,cars! the fing t . easily apply at home. The results the final wristle 13 blown both teams ML Rl will know that they have been in a i ha e Stel A sy battle. and now the new method blds P b.l th reatest backfield men | f8 o supersede all the patent “wrin- — %0 rentest backflold men (417 1o AT L S P (e In automobiles —the in the ed against each forilia nurpose: : g other, Obei the line plunging & {8 the procedure: A spoonful of { i utmost jor your terror of the Green squad, and ered tarkroot |s mixed with & : + 8 lemon julce, and this s Keefer, fleet-footed threat of the | heoniul of A€o0 ot e el Bears, The Brown line is much |transformation takes p as the mirror {E PIPE TPAIRS weaker than that of their opponents In less than 15 ininutes wrinkles, SMOKE PIPE REF AIR iboth on the oftensive and defensive || a8 crsnseiliavencamplaialy ! 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