New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 2

Dy The Assoclated Prom. London — The young Earl of Suffolk, grandson of Levl Z. Lelter, | tired of playing the saxophone and ukulele and other soolal uumm! has gonc to Australla to follow in the footstups of young Lord Hobat, who 18 & cowboy We Invite You to Try oleo Soap Made Entirely of Vegetable Oils 3 LARGE CAKES 25c One Trial Size Free New York « A quake here Feb- ruary 6, followed by & weck's fire, 18 now beaing predieted by Robert idr, apostle of doom, but thamites are worrying more | over cold weather and soft coal | Try the small cake first, it is not the nicest cake of goap vou have ever used re- turn the three cakes and we will refund your money. WA satire on the luced fn a th effort to show the disp rines reprosented by monkey will b bahoon an be in the o Seopes cnpitalistie A pig loc! re scien inism A nals wil also Berlin's 0 for fter their honeymoon. The ¥ s DICKINSON | . o rst party thelr cutting it on DRUG CO. 169-171 MA ing prop Leviathan but T it was left in ¢ thelr steward rked ot with Rohert | As to the “Maybe by atlove she time per one of man greatest institutions. tlon made to Publishers' assoclation | Patterson of the others are home, school, tour || haracteriza- the Grove | The | and by Toledo Bla chureh TRUE STYLE NEED NOT PROTEST TOO0 MUCH! You may never notice a Knox hat—it does not force attention to itself—but you may notice that the man w Tork — Stones from the | walls of the famous old Astor| house, which is Vf‘ be razed for a| 42.etory skyscraper, are to he made {nto tombstones. A manufac- turer is to salvage them for theh ' sentimental walue. | off the fire; trigid t Ellin's suggestion | n B New York State |aftor Iterscholastic Athletie | {ized—C. ter, first pr EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 102 FLASHES 0F LIFE APOSTLE OF DOOM PREDICTS EARTHQUAKE IN NEW YORK!E”R[]PE CONCLUDES entrance to loaded with beverage and watchel by coast guard boats, which ar sassed vigorously at times n Cock- ey, New Haven—Yale university ask graduates to suggest candidates fo the office of alumni fellow, Torrington — NRaymond n (Ducky Pond, former Yalo football atar, has typhold fever, doctor reports after blood tests, Waterbury == Amerlean o. plant loss catimated at more Haven—Judge Arthur F. ¥ rge Ernest €. §impso n Naw Haven County Bar lation annual banquet g2 B. Ck president of State Commerce, offered west; dlrectors seel andler xecutive haraber middle to keep him in Conneeticut. New Haven wave ear e 18 ro throughout reury down te MO unocoupled Norwalk—An New Haven—Edward B. eved fae) to be weulthy mere . Mass., held at jumping from train. Hartford—Claim of Mrs, hant of trom taxes on Meriden—Central Con gue orgu B. Quinby, South Manch: sident. han Norman recelved ck by antomobi Hartford—! dles of fnjurie when he was s the harbor, Fastener and a house destroyed by High wind bringing house owned by Crofut & Knapp Hat Co | dJamaged by fire MeLeod, | hospltal Theo- |date Pope Riddle of Farmington for |exemption school planned for Avon denfed hoys' eticut Tne who wears a Knox* hat is a man with the knack of being well turned out! th Avenue' hat Oregon City — Mrs, L. 8 uelson, who married a 16-ye pupll of hers, haw won a $1,000] lihel verdict agalnst the Canby. school board, which dismissed her. She s now working in a store to Bam- old in its exacting mical in its ght dollars. educate her husband, sensible price—el Blddetord, Me. — One plow, 225 vears old, and another made 160 vears ago have been sent to Dear- | born as gifts to Henry Ford. | New York — Willle Kalista, 16, {and 6 feet 3, has been unable to stand the children laughing at him | and the teachers being red of A Ihm. 20 he has been confined In- { definitely for truaney. | " = | vare Stoln hereafter. Ehe's SARITORD basketball plaver of her s to Buy Our Kind” at New York university. Held up by a gupman, she pummelled him so that he shricked in pain, then fled as neighbors hurried to her ald. DONAHUE :e Cullure § Taesdnrs lnd Fridays 2p omtod Sfadio 38182, IER— New York — Two British schoon- ers are riding out gales 40 miles Yores wce o Hes. 3818-3. OOKED FOOD SHOP| 118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg. IT TAKES HOURS to get things around and prepare home-made goodies for the table. That means work in the hot kitchen, to say nothing of the cost of fuel and ingredients. It's really economy of time, labor and money to patronize Our Delicatessen. | We offer ready - to - serve meats, salads, etc.,, and you | can serve a delightful meal | at short notice from our pre- | pared foods. Try it | & o> v & v ] Cuticura Talcum | Unadulterated Exquisitely Scented M. C. LeWitt’s UPSTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP Room 4 w Phone 3100 SATURDAY SPECTALS Brookfield Butter ('4-Ih. prints), 52¢ Ih. Cloverbloom Butter ("4-Ib. prints), 52¢ Ib, Wedgwood Butter ("4-1b. prints), 52c b, Horse Radish, 15¢ half pint. 299 Main Street | Hartford-~Four fatal automobile aceidents in state during week ende 3rd; three of them in New Haver Bridgeport—Coal companies con- fer with fuel committee to arrang plans to supply consumers with fuel as strike continues Hartford —Fugene Lebanon blacksmith, Maynard, win test. Bridgepert—Archbishop Jo plak welcomed to Bridgeport arge congregation at St. Micha Archangel church. Norwich ceident preventio championship banner presented t empioyes of Southern New Englan Telaphone company ‘BROTHERS PALL BEARERS AT FUNERAL OF SISTER : Miss Anna M. Dehm Lald to Rest This Afternoon In Fairview Cemetery privlte Anna M. Dehm, daughter of Mr. & Mre. Charles ¥. Dehm, wera held a the home, 45 Griswold street thi; aftzrnoon at % o'clock Rev mond nan, pastor of Memortal chureh, officiated at pray er at the services at the cemete Stan grave In TFairview | bearess, brothers of t Dehm, d nd Louis A Arnold H. Dehm was th arer, Dehm flotwer be A TRULY WONDERFUL VALUE THIS Orange Pckoe Tea (bulk), 59c Ib. Premier Coffee (vacuum sealed 1-1b. eans), 50c. Walnut Meats, 59¢ Ib. 6 Records — 5 Record Albums Gobel's Quality First DBacon, i8¢ Ih. Record B Large can Sunshine Tomatoes, 15¢. rush Strietly Fresh Farm Eggs, 60c doz. New Namco Crah Meat, 54, Connectl- cut state fiddlers’ champlonship con- funeral services for Miss Ray- oy 39¢ Ih. ABOUT THE STORE N. B. C. Cookies All Kinds of Cooked Meats Pickles and Olives Swedish and German Delicacies 014 Colony Cannid Goods Cabbage. 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Pa., in tracing perp; trator 1 jewel robbery there we arrest they 1 with the holdup & a restau 1 MacDougal street here last coast the la young men said Beginning with two s of w Iward J. Dillon, 21, son o storm conditions and flilam J. Dillon Louis, calls, the Kurc on a European tour. ing liad its most were found a men ht 1in a Greek letter frater University of $t. Lou al for winning 4 yard wr of a college track ) 20 Jun. 2 opean end Two completed last nig) foreign stations g the five nighty of broad Tonlght at 11 ock time, statlons in the rastern t for 16 minutes will have mountair 1| the Pacii 0f the tests t with a rec 1dur sting. stern o ent St » re the 15 minutes helt third q next 1 | he k N of St ROS, e England and South America with ren | Programs trom many, Central and Cuba were able clarity fn this country Foreig jons picked America during the week in Glasgow and Edinburg Plymouth, London, Liv 200 PROFESSOR TO RESIGN Lanman Mas Been at Harvard 16 Years, Mass, J. 29 (P f Hamburg, Berlir reslan, SR i Madrid, Bu s R. 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