New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 18

18 FLASHES OF LIFE: LADY ASTOR IS 1", SORRY FOR POOR OLD BACHELORS .. London—Lady Astor is out with work before Christmas. Her prese praise of old : for bachelors ing on the become while L rower a Pomfret house destroyed ing Th sgiving dinner { lquor, even v forbidden the Rome- and tot &chool Childre the movl only appre Pomfret- [Cadet First Lie At (s can boys don't a parade of n protest against o this city which { rich & Hartford-—Gers seriously {ll; may in Ridgefield today. aven—Burglars get only 390 Muffling memorial R. G Zuilty to per-|o¢ engineering n south ena | National Study Session 8 b ; in end HCC N < . v Pt et o IConzidertWorldiP neither vietim seriously hurt | Washington, Nov, 2 evards to celebrate London—A day in the ideal so- | i » as plctured by George | Bridgeport—Fourteen year ol rk, |hoy stabbed by mysterious assailan: al stu or world p first three Arinki eight Waterbury—Baby's body found |beside abandoned Meriden railroac | tracks. New York—Lad | vony that needs ¢ the national police capture | .y, gallons of al- h a name. At w yesterday Hanna, her 14 year | down an iron gate, | e to the hospital, | Newtown—State truck carrying 1750 cohol. Hartford—Chapman Among the 7 relleved to and | 4ay, s when she | Hartford Elks P. E. R. Heart Attack Vietim with a heart at through Berlin Henry I has had on football he takes a nrietta Diehl while he | nn-Cornell | took him | peculators Stricken enough of epecula while \driving tickets, especially to jall with nine oth and kept him until p found the | Into the off weeping girl, stil waiting, late last | Hodgson night M. Gr | viewed slon for burial. Smith & Hartford prepared the rema interment. Mr. Gallagher, who wa known in Hartford theatrical cles, h n Meriden visiting relat r with him several relativ reatment medical s the state that made the turkey famous, Col. John C. Coolidge ate chicken for Thanksgiving. widely cir New ki pla recital cancel a On the way bac ts. from Meriden he felt a s com- | N - |ing on and was in considerable @\/I'y management of | pain. Upon arriving at Dr. Hode- | iy Mrs. Gloria Gould | son's office he was taken from the expects her back at | car and into the house for 151 MAIN STREET ‘ BRANDES | N ALWAYS MORE ] MONEY-BACK FOR LESS! B [ GUARANTEE Sensational Offering For Saturday! superiot PHONES FOR SAT. ONLY $2.79 PR STRAI( FREQ CONDENRSERS S$1.00 LIST $1.95 —ee. Muter three Stage Resistance, Coupled AMPLIFIERS Al Assembled $7.45 e ——————— ' Ambassador Sets in cabinets . $7.50 $19.50 $27.50 U — AMBASSADOR COILS 19c. | | $2.45 | Low Loss | Audio Condensers 95¢ 8 s12%0) e 95¢ One R. C. A, Tube .. 201 A TUBES Gy e H $1.79 Three i Tube i Four Tube \ERIAI WIRE 45¢ ., GLASS INSULATORS 15¢ RHEOSTATS FIVE-TUBE — ! TUNED RADIO FREQUENCY “?4 7= T ADIO FREQUENCY .33‘3"(3 SETS HUNDREDS OF GTHER REAL BARGAINS 151 MAIN STREET Outtoday . Vietor Records ) ——“ Transformer b e———e A S e —— \ ANCER IS LINKED U~ | Nutritior Tadasu & WITH DEFICIENT DIET * o At Institution of Japan is Dr. ki who hold b of sci Jegree uce and doctor of the part of the na- 10 Medical Sehool Dean Reports tions « st to wipe out be berl, a N obucts Learned at Conven tion in Tokyo. nong peoples who ¥ volished rice. Hence the s of the 18 countries repre- | Mic nce on tropfeal | olutions calling | 8aret ments to pass legis- g the excessive mill- e t, according to Dr. Day- | ' ton, that by no other method could the d be effectively combiated W adoption 1 enforement sed leglislation medical inced that the end of is In sight skidd night OPPOSE UNIFICATION ton, 8. C., Nov. 27 (P— str Curolina conference of t Episcopal church day voted 167 to 21 fication with the Meth- scopal church, only, slight | she 1 Middlesex hospital < | natur about to board a trolley car last street, the curve at Main just a NTW RBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925. MIDDLETOWN AUTO | died. . The police did not hold Ford Coroner L. A. Smith began an in- quiry., Mrs, McCastland lived in Plainville and leaves a husband and several children. | vesterday when the boat from which he was duck shooting capsized Ronald Jameson, also of Braiatree, was able to swim ashore but wus so exhausted he was unable to sum- mon held for half an hour. The Scituate coast guard crew found "orbes' body on the tlats several hours later. VICTIY IS DEAD Badly Hurt \___ : v v Superfine Quality "SALADA" T E A He1T in the cup reveals its outstand- ing merit. Its rich flavor will delight you. Try it to-day. R DROWNED Nov. 27 (P—Al- f Draintree was the North river here | | youne m | seit M i}“‘” F | drownea in READ HERALD OLASSIFIED ADS t first thought of a minor celved when struck by a| ing automobile as she was . Robert M. Ford of 79 Main | South Fa 8 drove along nd Church streets as a man stepped off the side- > avoided the man, applied kes but the car skidded on to the left and | astland. | nd at the hospital ! a pain in her head | as ehe otherwise had only abrasions. 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