New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1925, Page 3

re Relief !NDIGESTION ¥ 6 BELLANS __| Hot water 1 Sure Relief ELL-ANS 252 and 75¢ Pa 25 Everywhere | GRAND JORY 0 ( REPORT N TEXAS 'Su FOR State Anxiously Awaits Verdict in Latest Scandal Austin, expected r jur Texay, Nov condi for 1 two mont) uid have quare feet I'he toor & attention in th the center ¢ capital today The grand § W questioned Frank V. | chairman of te ) coti- mission, nillst tender it report b the . land for projeet hag vy i pureha the W mar applied for . With the e Ly \glish fore present Baturday. It wa report woull b Official eircles with intercst Ferguson for sot the action sh 1he court fern indicated oday ) owert that the minde New York Fireman Killed ( In C of o 5 P looking w Miriam A indication as Lo Gov special s t upon imatum man died o who caled tc f 1) of the e ind cra grand jury, 1. ce with the ! husband, forme Ferguson, but not diselased As the ernor's o what took p extraordinary session fnlfiliment of the b " Two Are Killed When Train Hits Their Car . anr to him by cial session for “impeachm and investigations.” $8,000 000 TERMINAL AT TORONTO 1S CONSIDERED| New Statlon Will Serve Water and Rail Traflic—Will Cover 12 to 15 Acres Toronto, - e = S nent Trish Boundary Pact Regarded ¢ 25 (P Legal British to con- fon of a water I warehous: an and crminal s hood r between 12 1 rail ter- to dle A T ondon, Nov. ) produc t in the cabinet i3 expe to c $8,00! neigh- of and will and 15 It is sai st terminal ehouse orth American continent ations have 1 for some tin wicat i represe Justice Feet- bounda Fish ‘nment, ures of ham, chairman of mission, and Jos harbor front wilt the beiween a 1 many inte British gov- cornm v & builc ¥ t legal ads = confidant i, signed commission nding, hut that iderations are by a majority 1 | would b nd |important res (to be SCUOUYY i T u-x*nn This Family Is Happy Because They Have A New Dining Room Suite And They Are Thankful That They Bought It at the Reliable Store B. C. PORTER SONS — FOR 16 YEARS— my entire time, thought and energy has been devoted exclusively to the examination of eyes and the fitting and making of glasses. CRCy Eyesight examination, lens grinding and 1 idjustment are included in a single mod- erate charge for my glasses FrankE. Goodwin e of one million | 1t is op- listribut- |, Trucks - : ne < | What NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925 | Iretired for the night when the fact came kmown and his secretary | |\he invitation had been sent. | Mr. Lewls said today that he had iruvl\'wl no word regarding the gov- | ernor's plans. Mr. Pinchot was in Philadelphia yesterday for several |I\ll Elforts at Reconciliation iy b e ata net ece the S l Appear Frui”ess Declaring that the Ine workers BREAD BASKET MEN FACE HEAVY L0SS Corn- Producers Claim They Cannot Sell at Profit cugo, 3 basket se grudge, [t had made overtures (o the operators for a resumption of the wage nego B tiatlons, Mr. Lewis placed the blame for the continuance of the| | strike on the operators, He called Philadelphla, Nov. 25 UPl—Despite |the activity of various Interests to bring about a resumption of the | attention to his statement last we |wake negotiations repre- |10 Which he offered to resume nego- ntutives of miiners | tiations on a d operators, the situation, on the rfacc - at least, appeared ged today There were held the b | would be ; The bread the country has a 10 lose money on betwe of the lu co en anthracit. one crops ey the “give and take" basis ind said that the offer had been ig y the mine owners. nwhile the supply of anthra who | ¢ite coal rapidly Is hecoming ex- hausted. The shortage has forced | many persons to resort to substi tutes the price which, in most ctions, has advanced far beyond @ normal cost of hard coal. ey of those who ¢ the pri ost coal bins and suftering raised Farmers stern hirds of the costs them |eh some, however lief that a found to bring ogether and t the uspension pessimistic in th | leading operate | nor did way soon hey the want in to selling pe end of in sight 10 see no regent moves of union officials ntertain any h of hirough the efforts of Ix 1 m, forego taking 1 hour day of steaming only on —some- understandable to 1 more are : already g basis of do and cex a settle bly out hing presun: Chicage ('lean-Up Drive o5 Eroup of bankers, Is Being Continued " goyerunensiohl Nov 5 (P — Further s and injunctions in behalf of i hibition continued s the federal grand jury began in- igation into the county jail brib- ndal, | ns o at t in ting their corn to better ad- : commiftee, the suspension to Harris- Ma- e expected to mect today. Towa farmers, enforcement wn that Governor Pinchot keeping in close touch with tion. He had upon 1 conferred separately Major Tnglis and John L. | yond the sta over $400,- o federal grand jury looked in- s the farmers on the criminal angle of the rry Druggan-Frank Lake conspiracy in connection with the freedom they !, hile committed to the to 0 oo ns When crops frequently 1 under consid no control nferees div natur th ates of the as of No- {vember 1 for the nation show tha this year's 18 the fifth over three billlon bushels, but probably the ¥ by permanent in sorary fnjunctions |y t 16 saloons, drug stores and caharets ind when {not be learned o governor had | | Just what the doctor orders, Doctors, too, show a decided pref- ‘erence for Heckers’ Cream Farina. As Dicticians they are enthusiastic over its casy digestibility and its delicate texture. Yet seldom is such healthful food so appetizing. Norhing but the hearts of wheat. 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More en- trance space than any other built! $1245 “Never a Cay Like This —Never Such Value!” New lowsr prices on ail impro Cosch 31345, Puige-Rydraulic 4.whee! brakes ot eight extrs cort We Understand Eyes EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AND OPTICIAN 327 Main Street Phone 1905 WHITMORE PAIGE-JEWETT CO. 319 East Main Street Telephone 2810 ] ushel to produce | farmers | g When | 1 To be Truly Satisfied smallest of the five to exceed that | figure, The nine principal states all show gains over last year except South Dukota, while in Ohio the yr naturally L | | insist upon and he ‘w-m ‘n)\l « t in his | |18 the highest in the middle v | Towa, the principal corn s o8 l ir ndous or T ( 0 | ' 5 more than last « ot | the Towa farm Lurcau says the farn ers Wil not recelye much for it s they did for lust s crop T E A B8 More than seven million tea drinKers will now use no other blend. AsK for SALADA to-day. crop s that of last year | Tllinois, second will recefve § year for its 594 {the Tllinois Ag In many scctio acquired during the {or to depross corn, while lack it systen gricultura \' rmer | ter prices. | “Current cor |of payoing tr molsture fall has op farm price of 20 SIO0TS OWN DAUGHTERS | | A man who was n ¢ shots und notifivd captured short he was run \ the house, Pola Negri Will Not Have Guest Arrested AT s, N #—Pol nces that sh secute Pete r, whomn she ¢ rge 1 clock from he Jamestown, No Y., Man Kills O and Wounds the Other—Caught | As He Huns Away e means to [that follows a normal |vent it from br there Monda disastronsly." found a fe In the lust three billle ) ' f mped out the s la n 4 n shop. 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