New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1925, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1i, 1623, %_ = o e e e e e P . | he o | ond hand saddles \l\l. the i K lisarmament ||1\Mvn| and | want it to appear nh.u hought | nd Khaki lr and carried a [ tho basis for hope that they iy | tho aimeuties i oo way of ain-| N NEW YORK MARRIAGE '+t wa depuy ity elerk will be successtully surmounted armament were insu intable, i ced her Mrs, Lassiter y PLEASES EE[;ll The chief obstaclo to disarma-| On the contrary the forces in its SRS 1 ment wr ,A s the de for security | favor were stronger than those | Now Both are to Head Back for lwmm af susplelons and jealousies g t. Lord Groy had rightly i of nations. Some amelioration in | sl it e world disarmor | the Great Open Tmllcy and Four Autos g s Tetranelii i D ioni Acelarea B erd oRR s t] a1 Toul ¢ ‘::;I "‘ » "‘:im ] \\“',”,,“M‘ & e g i . ; 2 Bt A Rl L R Sl St 5 oo rern jpalocigyetlordhySaierndoniegtruak |y I ; Floor, Table, Bridge Lamps Geneva, Dec, 11 () — While the . 28 an important clement toward | demanding e v that their | cast, They'r imb aboard [ 21§ Clinton stroet, ar i Turks have made known that they | bringing about security, Lord Ce-| zovernment \ » to & |a couple o S Nest BPrINE | (he city of New B : e | 5 j8id 3 r Il B o L R R i T e g At st Ul pe Y RN e B # ol 2 Percolators Waffle Irons dlscussion by the council of the Which fhe Greco-Dulgarian im Lord Cecll sald the first factor | a chicken ranch in the it open | Campbe S " League of Nations on the wubject | broglio was setiied and pointed to| making outlook for disarma- | spaces, mayhe in the Joaquin | the eurh ‘ ; ==/ 4 Curling Irons Toasters of the dispute “etween Great Brit- rations of the members of the | mer : financtal. Next | Va ; : ; et 4 2 g aln and Turkey over the Mosul ofl | council at Paris that violence in| ca ! ns of the “allied | esterda A A Heating Pads Radiators reglon, the commission which is cttlement of international dis- |« 3 tralls had | forc i endeavoring to formulate an agen- | Putes would no longer be permittel | s R | : da for an international disarma- | AMONg members of the league. s ent | way from Texas o i Pl ment conference is procecding with | “The more nations become in the ' ¢ ! former enemies | 400 miles from the Bar v [ y 6 W . . its task. G habit of referring disputes to paci- | that their disarmament was only | Arizona whers siter bhegn SRR Jmo- HOOVER Chr]stmas Tree nghts Viscount Cecll of Chelwood, the |fic settleme 1 TLord Cecll, | the first stey "d a general re- P ISR Nah R0 I} € 3 ¥ Jr., i 'LEANE British statesman, who knows 88 they will regard one an- | form in that retion. He ‘mvr!‘n- ¢ 8 wher 8. "L o latter | @& CLEANER With Extension Plug and Mazda whereot he speaks on the snlwv' other as potential encmies.” slzed that i o, but of disarmament, in an interview | Asked if the disarmament prob- Plcitly repeated arno. o Kot “‘ e \”m“\‘ du =l TELLS MOTHER BEST WAY TO | VIHILE sgvm STING LASTS e SPRING & BUCKLEY STOP A CHlLD S CHEST COLIP| cur oy s s sor e AP E A 0000 o i T ™ 7 ! B ELECTRIC CO. iz B e _ e i Wicke B el A miwhent 75-77-79-81 Church St. Tel. 2240 Way—Kiddles Like 1t—No P 5 iy AT S S ! 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