New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1926, Page 11

NEW ' o. —hy we advertise “National Bank Protection for your Savings” Surplus Every National Bank is required by law to of the capital of the bank. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, WSAT, WEAR, Cleve 0n WaADC, RADIOFAN L0GS 133 STATIONS G, W, Ayers Includes Eurapean . Broadcaster on List Charles W. Ayers of 691 Franklin avenue, Hartford, well known fn this | oty 1s a confirmed radio fan and | he has achieved the goul of all Ils- teners-in, Europe. But he fared much botter than have most of the listeners, whereas they have been content to hear 2-LO at London, he has gone farther and has brought in the radio station at Munich, Bavar. % Germany, Mr, Ayers has just recelved a lot- ter of confirmation from the - ators of this station, WM, he d it was. They reported that they were pleased to hear the report ITALIAN DEBT 1§ st LR GIVEN APPROVAL tl, vith their log. The stati s wroun i on womter 1 | PASSES HouSe by ote of 237 to 2:30 o'clock In the ing 5 leved that no New Rritain radio fans have had this luck.so far, It must be remembered that the sta- | :"(M‘, Jan. Iflr I:?h—}(hv{y:n: by a vote of 257 to 183 war <|:1wt sx‘l(lwn‘wnr, the tion was not heard during an in- (o ternational test, when many Eur- [t opean reports are recorded. house turned today to five other Since September 19 Mr, Ayers has |1¢bt arrangements with no expecta- logged 133 stations, for which he |'lon of developing similar opposition has recetved the Ekko confirmation |10 them. stamp sent out by the stations in or- | Attacked mainly by democrats der that the fan may prove that he |during four days of debate, the | has In reality heard the broadea an pact now goes to the senate, | He has heard many othe ¢ re o resolution of acee Tnmm- al | not fuclude them in the lis o [ready hos n offered. The agree. of the fact that he has not yet re- [ment, described by its opponents as celved stamps from them. _'\]nm1‘.lvn\;:”(odn;:n;fl c::cl‘ll:flox;h?i : (the debt, hinds Italy ! s | Withitheexcontion ot Germunyl| WAL e IR UM ialipar ikls all the stations on the llst were [FOWRIY 32.L0 5000 bane TS D I O e i T e A ho uses is an eight tube Irf:ur,‘ (bt 2 RGO 68 O D OISR ER s e o St opposed acceptance of the settlement The list tollows; : T e ackansak=JCTHE, Hot Springs: |y Tonanaentainnd o Eaclallats whils J 12 were paired against the proposal ||} and 17 dil not vote. The Mussolinl government came under fire in the debate as well as the ecttlement itself, Representativ Rainey, democrat, Illinofs, plcturing mier as a “cruel and vielous ator and charging him with de- stroying the liberties of his people. Representative Garrett of Tennessee, democratic leader, Representatives WGN, IRathbone, republican, Tilinols, and WJID, WLS, WTAS, WCBD, W + {Hull, democrat, Tennessee, also were W VJAZ, WENR, WSBC, |prominent in the opposition. Akron; WCRU, Columbus, Oklahoma - KFJF, City, Pennsylvania - KDKA, ‘WCAU, WCAE, WIP, WFI, WOO, WHBP, Rhode Island — WJAR, WDWAF, WEAN, WLSI, Providence, lonnesseo — MSM, Nashville; Oklahoma . Yort Worth; PRC, Houston, It Lake City, Richmond, Stevens Point; WKAF, Milwaukee, “anada NRE, CNRF, . CNRW, 0, CKCL, CJGC, CNRT, Cuba PWX, Havana; 6-KW, Tulnuco, CFCT, CNRY, set aside as a Surplus Fund at least 10 per cent This fund cannot be distributed to stockholders, ; : but must be held to meet losses—a permanent fixed guaranty fund for -the protection of deposit ors, . The Surplus of this Bank. long ago reached the requied 20 per cent, but sound business ]udg.ment has prompted the directors to go even further than this in providing depositors with the maximum of safety; for to this $100,000 required surplus they have added $300,000 more. They ilave also reserved over $178,000 in Undivided Profits which is set aside to take care of possible osses. Capital Stockholders” Additional Liability Surplus Fund ........... ... Undivided Profits e O N S Total Guarantee for Depositors .. $ 500,000.00 500,000.00 400,000.00 178,000.00 In our next advertisement we will show how National Banks are examined. New Britain National Bank e . : The Oldest Bank in New Britain Indiana—WFME, Indianapolis. Chalrman Green of the ways and tries were running at part time in| Towa—WOC, Davenport; WHO, |means committee, whicH. presented STUDY ARCHITECTURE Sweet Potatoes— That’s All some districts, reports from others | DesMoines; KOIL, Council Bluffs; the acceptance resolution, and Rep- WSUI, Jowa City; KMA, Shenan- |rese ntatives Burton, republican, Ohio indicated renewed activity. Several | American Type of Bulldings Is Sub. lof t ger citfes reported a short- | doah; WOI, Ames, and Crisp, democrat, Geor; who Kansas—KSAC, Manhattan. served with the dehbt com ge of skilled men in the metal king trades and many of these | Ceeesat e Chea fee et LI : KLX, San Francisco, s Colorado—KOA, Denver., Connecticut — WTIC, WCAC, Mansfleld. District of Columbla — WRC, | WCAP, Washineton, Florida—WGEU, Fultord; WMB Miamt Beach; WJAX, Jacksonvil WGHB, Clearwater, Grorglo—WSB, Atlanta. Tilinois — WGES, KYW, Hartford; improvement in industrfal condi- tions. While shoe and allied fndus- Aluminum Hearing Opens Kentucky—WH. remaining debt settl isi Latvia, Esthonia, umania and Czecho-Slova- t : Ject To Special Exhibition Which glum, ‘WBBS, New Orleans. Maine—WCSH, Portland. Maryland—WBAL, Baltimore. Massachusetts — WMAI, South Dartmouth; ¥ V. , WBZ WBZA, WSAR, Fall River; WTAG, Worcester, Michigan—WCX, WKAR, E. Lansing; troit; WAFD, Port Huron; Lansing. Minnesota—WCCO, Minneapolis. Missourl—WHB, WDAF, &k City; KLDS, Independence; KKUO, At VO Jefferson City; kia, WREDO, | iMaine and N. H. Alone Show Tndustrial Slump Boston, Jan. 16 (AP—Industrinl condition were generaliy good in all New England states excepting Maine |and New Hampshire where part 3R, |time operatfons prevalled to somo ‘WJIZ, WHN, WGBS, WHAZ, WNYC, [extent, according to the December WRNY, WCAD, WMAK, WIBL,|survey of the U, §. Employment WMCA, WAHG, WFBH, WHAP, |service, the results of which have WGCP. just been announced. Ohlo—WTAM, WSMK, Cleveland, M achusetts reported Hastings; WOR, Newark; | WHAR, WPG, At- Patterson, F, Bu! that meoans Effics BREAKFAST COCOA Has a full rich flavor delisious to the taste; it is invigorating and sustaining, Heagy C. Sherman, Professor of Food Ghemistry, Co- wbia Ui 7, in his bogk “Food-Products™ eaysl *“Cocoa, inaddition to the stimpkiting propeaty, die to the alka:_lold"tmmmmg, and the flavor which makes it pular as a beverage and in confecgionery, E:a a considerable food value,” & WALTER BAKER & CO. Led. DORCHERTER, Tinss. CANADMAN MILLS AT MONTREAL Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free. awof Health at the tabte ! MOTHER DON'T ECONOMIZE. ON YOUR CHILDREN'S MILK IT DOES NOT PAY | MCORLAND GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK From Accredited Herd No. 693. Free from Tuberculosis. Raw Milk. Vitamines, Proteins and flavor all there. The BEST MILK sold in the city. Absolutcly safe. Costs more. Worth more, Drop us a Postal and Try it C. R. WEIDMAN, Supt. TELEPHONE 929-13 ———re—— worked night shifts. In-| sed employment was reported from textile centers, plus of con tio s noted in surpl rical w n the larg Building was brisk, and al avalable farm help in certaln dis- jtricts was absorbed in connection with the tobacco crop. With the excepti industry, all Rhode tries ran at capacity. textile mills wera put on indefini overtime schedules. Open weathe resulted in continuous employmen of resident artisans, TFarm help ox- ceeded demand. j6f In Connecticut rcleased worke from part time operations in the rubber, pin hoslery and textile in- dustries were quickly absorbed other Ifnes, men in the metal Arades was report- | ed. The hat industry was working at capacity. Farm and building Ja- bor was in adequate supply. ini Arrested as Fugitive, | . | Recognized on Street | Clncinnati, Ohfo, Jan. 16 (P— Jack Wallace, fugitive from justice | under indfetment at Chicago in con- | nection with the Beach narcotic | case, was arrested by federal agents here last night. Wallace Iy also said to be wanted at Omaha, San Francisco and other citles on charg- | es of larceny and burglary, According to William J. Calhoun and William J. Spillard, government agents, they recognized the fugitive on the street and arrested him. He| told them he came to Cincinnatl last Thursday, dircctly from Miami, Fla., where he had been for several months. Describing his fiight from Chicago, the federal men sald he | told an involved story of being threatened with death unless he left | the city immediately, He left the | day before the Beach narcotic case was scheduled for trial, Wallace was held in Hamilton | county jail and Chicago authorities | notified. | Siaae— e | SULPHUR CLEARS SKIN RIGHT Up A n y breaking out of the skin, even flery, f{tch- ing eczema, can be quickly over- come by apply- ing a little Men- tho-Sulphur, clares a . skin specialist. Because of i's germ destroying | properties this | sulphur prepara- begins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring | worm. | QY It seldom fails to remove the tor- ment and disfigurement, and you do rot have to wait for relief from e barrassment. Improvement quick shows. Sufferers from skin trouble hould obtain a small jar of Rowles | Mentho-Sulphur from any good !druggist and use it llke cold cream. l A small sur- ', houies are being demonstrated to the people of Berlin at an exhibition | which opened today at the Acad of Tine Arts, of which Max Liebers man is president. The exhibition {e largely due visit of a German delegation teets held in New York. tended to acquaint Germany, where | (latest American developments, A shortage of skilied READ THE CrLA ETHEL: A Tip Opens in Berlin, Berlin, Jan, 16 (M—American ar- | itecture in all its phases, from skyscrapers to bridges and country | emy Sixty prominent American archi- | ccts of the country have contribut. 1 photographs, plans and designs | un r to the convention of archi. | It is in- | he need for skyserapers and other odern bulldings {s becowning more nd more apparent daily, with the FOR RESUITS No, these aren't — | two freak sweet p IFICLD ADS | {01 Ohio. to Brides fr*‘%—w‘, == i DONT THPOW ARAY YOUR NS PMD'S FAVORITE. PIPE — JIGY CXICAGYE OF ITSY ODOR / S WELL, IVE. | LOOKED BERY PLAGE 1 CAN 6 TINK OF - |F \'WE! LOSY THAT PIPE, ML — - EIC -~ pouter pigeons or sea monsters—they're just | : potatoes grown by Charles Eakins, 16, at Iron- | . scated oppositc department of prosccution of i8¢ inst tho Aluminum Con [of America. The hearing is tak- ing place before the senate judi- clary committee, = TEETH = When I was a very small hoy I used to stand and gaze with wonder at a dear old lady we all called Aunt Margaret, as she clicked her store teeth. Regardless of what she was doing, talking, sewing, eating or anything else, her teeth were the continually chattering, The joker of the town once said one could always tell when Aunt Margaret was approach- ing by the rattle of her teeth. I resolved then and there that some day when I grew up I would be a dentist and make the good old soul some teeth that didn’t rattle. I was too long growing up, however, for death overtook her, “the friend of every young- ster in town,” before I had finished high school. In due time I went to college and was grad- uated as a dentist. During my twelve years of practice the memory of poor Aunt Margaret’s clicking store teeth has been with me and is responsible for my making a special study of the art of making plates. In that time I am happy to state I have had notable success, and if in the last few vears I have made a plate that is not giving satisfac- tion, I know nothing about it. The thing T insist upon is that they must fit or they don’t go out of my office. Anyone needing artificial teeth will not be disappointed in the results if they will intrust their work with me, DR. WM. F. KEITH 338 MAIN ST.