New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY UERALD, I'RIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923, 8 N high cost attached to golt balls”| Louls Raphael, who secured pas- ASS CO, OFFICIAL ILG 10 1S NN A S | i l]["F sald Tweedle, “A good ball Is fit to| sage through the Quigley agenc / 1, Conn., Jan. 20.—Charles 4 UL [pay y rounds if not abused or | sailed yesterday on the & % Brooker, of thls eity, chairm lost. 'The experta only imagine they | Kroonland for Miaml, Ilorida, of tho hoard of directors of the N must take & fresh pullet every feow Miss Cora B, Graulich, director|American Drass compiny who Is it § N holes, and if the mediocre golfer | of religlous education at the Metho- | i York is under the care of t “/|cuts up or loses his ball, the ex-|dist chupch, salled yesterday for ¢ ullsts, it s understood. 1l —— penso cannot bo chargld to the|12 day cruise te Porto Rlco, ¢ o time ago mukors, Max Unklebach and Mr. and Mrs. (osts of Makmg White Pellets| 1n oiaen times, when bai w [ Claude J. Leroux arrived’ yesterday |mado of leather stuffed with feath- | in New York from a crulse to Der- Has Advanced 500 Pfil‘ Gmt jvr:. or later were hammered out )ut I muda, from the nia, Conn, Jan. rday afternoon in the 9. Plre hoe ra- golfers were more careful to con shop of Jacob Colien on v - serve the one or two halls nu-}: A ot caused loss of approxi Chicago, Jan. 29 (A—While tho|poysansed, A man wears out fouy {mately £5,000 to tho storo and the cost of refined rubber used to m.un\‘s.-.a automoblle tires, the price of contents of the furnithirc ore ol @ dozen golf balla used to be 61 |Which have gone up more than firty | Simon Rpector, next door. conta, 1¢ 18 $3.08 today, an increase |POF €ONt In the last year, fn running | | FATA ot 500 per cont, said Douglus Twoed. |10:000° miles and thinks nothing of ‘ y [ hand from impure gutta pere MASTON Conn, Jan, 9 fo. western manhaxer of Epalding and |I %0 why com ahout golt balls q oho " VA — Dennis K 66, o section land on B8 Brothers in sxplatnlog the recent “’"’“h "’:’H‘“;“““ ! ”‘““n”” ““”} . v | ihie itlecod svan Wliiea vasiRvanyinr ik advande fn the price of bulis. RosoN vERTA AR 9N ONE SAn blay M \ B A | ternoon, when struck by & car i ric o trode b an 12 many micn of gt ol he s | IS, BEATiCH BOUPIG. RGMLS tersoon when tvuek by 'ear i fallen. nut the 1926 golf balls had |COst With proper care. to be made fromm materlal bou 0 that If they couid be manufac of raw rubber the cost of tho mate- rlal would be only $1.21-na box. The garden varlety of gutta | ot | percha no! longer fila. the' bill for | NeW Britaln Poatal Clerk to Bo| ! the best bally and the that s used must be made into the pures arn, which 18 wound under tensfon until the pellot Is bullt up, Then a fancy | John Shee rand of latex must be used to form | 8trect, a clerk in the New Britaln | ¢ the cover, which s vulcanized to a | POSt office, has been named a d nicety to make it resiient and yet e from A. G. Hammond cainp, tou ed Spanish War veterans, to This selection of the fittest and | represent New Britain at the un-| ., gonarated two years later. They | i reinement run up the cosl of velling of & tablel: in Yiavana har. both 19 years old when they (Salesman For Face Cream the material to almost three times | bor next month to commemorate | woro wmarried. | I the valuo of an equal ameunt of | the detruction of the battleship | ara Boume testified that atter | Learns a Lesson, commercial cruda rubber. The man- | Maine, her husband left she had received a .} New York City. Mr. H B, ufacture Is a tedious process, and all | ‘The tablet will bo of bronze and | mysterious telephone call g he {Menne writes:—"1 was a salesman fmperfeet pellets must be thrown out | will be placed on a monument re- | would not return. Sho telephoned lof creams for heallng pimpies. | before the globules go through three | cently erected in the harbor by the | yep father4n-law in California and {blemishes, ete., but whep my face coats of enameling. The balls are | Cuban government. The name of | hg advised her, she said, to be pa- :broke out with blotches, pimples then wrapped in waxed paper and |every sallor who lost his life in the | tjont and sssured her that her hus- |and blackheads, | tried one salye cured for a long period, explosion will be on the tablet. | band would come back. Meeting |after another with no results. | They are “unmade” more ,.,.pw,-! Mr. 8hechan «will sail fromt W her husband five days later, at their | found it as impossible to sell skin, it ssly, for the expert will | York Febyuary 10 on the 10 | home in Oakdale, Long Island, he |creams as a bald beaded map finds!| not play more than nine holes with | steamer upon which the command- | told her, she testified, that he was |selling hair tonic. Finally | decided| the same ball, while the duffer soon | er-in.chief of the Spanish War vet- | “Tired of being married, and was (| would have to get at the CRUBE cuts the “plll" to worthlessness by | erans and his staff will bo passen- |too young und wanted to run 400nsupauon | was amazed to find! topping or slices it into the woods | gers, The unveiling will take place [around,” She sald she told him ;thsl. within a few days after takiog, or hooks it into a pond. {on February 15, the anniversary of | ehe would not consent to a divorce || Carter’s Little Liver Pls my skif “Thege misuses really make any | the explosion. jand urgod him to roturn to her. |jtaok on a new healthful look™ ey e e e ——r e : Druggists, 25 & 75¢ red packaves Wfll’m Miecmfl :\\»\1\]1{.;.»!\‘ Kane was working at a 1e still has a “warm fecling )" for her husband was y by M. Beatrice testifying at the caoutehouce | pregont at Dedication in Ha- opening of the trial of her separation b suit against Arthur K. 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