New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926, n Blair observed their fourth \\Nhhng‘ 2,416,521 over the distribution N ) | sometimes leave thelr lipsticks at AIVER BED DROPS, =) NosibeiG Acton -2 PLAINVIREE NEWS o s KEEP LODKING YOUNG Of the number distributed, 4.¢ lnst. Eaturday, and was removed to || o 853 volumes went to China, repr i A aaa of ctemined beduly the A the Bospital. Binos s boava Prestdent Advised There 1 Tittle oy f y Iden of a cluh lipstick was born " —1f You K [AKE IS F"RMING Sunday she h Im‘lxu\u'h T ‘\l:(;;‘ e an G tova ”|“ i (Continued trom Page Seven) | Tho communized lipsticks do not| 1t %gjasgd }fo\l-ou !l\'nglw Dr. Sunday s L o hanoe \ e e d o quarter million over the num- : : age Be ) v #trings from dressing 1 8 critical condition, and little hope was | C""¢C ©f Curtalling Fowers ot 1% WUATICE mUNOR over the num- — S AL LR ORI S Hos) SR being held for her recovery, | Boa 907,603 volumes we distributeg INEton street is at St, Francls' hos. HsnaAn OURLON VA0 The secret of keeping young is to fee rd. I Matri i ping young "h i Her fraternal aftiliations have \ the U y pital, Hartford, with a ere case | MRN8, ready for uso when called om0 tedothie 15t watc raternal ¢ [ a n the United Staies severe case |, young—todo this you must watch your ollaron Spl‘ll]gs, COIO., RepOI‘lS been with the Ladies' T. A, & B.| Washington, March 11 (p ciattvaibls of blood polsoning in his arm | liver ‘and bowels—there’s no need of soclety and the Ladies' Auxillary, A. | Prestdent Coolidge was told by Sena. | (" Ty Mr, and Mrs, F. Ivan Benfamin | s o having a sallow complexion—dark rings X v 1 1 s | N NOY RO Unngual Natural PheOMENON | ©: H. Besides her husband, and par- tor McNary, remumean. oresor 1 | Choked to Death, Wife have moved to Poughkermaie, N, ¥, | DOCTORS NOT PROSECUTED | under” your evesepimpiees. blimes ents, she leaves a one year and 10 2y thera was little prospect of ac. | Collects Insurance ' Hans Jensen lost a part of one ' tined & week ago In a statemeny 100k in"your face—dull eyes with no months old son, John Jr., and threc tion by congress at this session on Niagara Falls, N, Y., March 11 () fI'8er on his left hand fn an acel- | e ‘-“”“ ”“ \' Pttt “" sparkle, Yourd ctor will tell you ninety Sharon Springs, Kans, March 11 Sister, Mary Ryan, Renie Ryan and | legislation t¢ curtail the powers of |~—A sealed verdict opened in supreme dent yesterday at the Standard § e S i e o “'_“‘I of all “\’i“-"_‘ 55 comes from M—A yawning crater today was S C. P. Birmingham, all of this the shipping board and place opera- |court here this morning awarded Hoarings, Ing Dr. Frank K. Jonks, I"T)(rhl 1‘\;"\1“<1‘ nu]‘llwrnzm h: & ity, tion of the Nee Mrs., Puells " \ th \ P TeR praver meeting wil kR ( ards, a well-known ph drinking_up the headwaters of N TRyl e G CRSEL & [poresneluia g Gactly e LY 1t ot Bin T yille har b i GhaTReA Bowith glvin s wu Wl in Ohic, perfected a ver Smoky Hill river, a western Kansas R o e l‘ ;;’ “'\; '\""'.‘f‘ G I A e e ,‘m'_ chure evening misleading statemen pound mixed with olive oil toact or the stream, ”»mr. ! L".”‘ ) ‘r’(l(" k :‘ Mary'a| M. MeNary, who {s a member of | 52¢! athi ot 1 r‘]w‘|" Dr. Wal At 8:30 o'clock tonight the offi- | tisement, nolled, J i - liver and bowels, which he gave to his With startling suddenness, a short | ChUreh with a solemn high 1 of the ser cominerce committee ! s A ith of. |cial board of the Plainville M, E. | other doctor, Eond patier stretch of the river bed sank 200 | [edulem. Interment will be in St.| which has jurisdiction over such e AT e R s SR e RN e st tg iR aE A e 6L | EFAd perred e I RaT\ Lo tE ) T Iwards' Olive Tablets, the sub- feet near here yesterday leaving a | “1ary's cemetery. [leglslation, ~sald a majority of the | ! '~.""l “"-"‘“]‘.‘l‘ s 'h_"” i arktrae DA TeAR et it atelty omel, are gentle in their great funnel shaped hole. e committee was opposed to reporting choking on a piece of Parker House V158 to be conducted Sunday after- action yet alway ive They bring | Water pouring into the opening A bill to carry out such a program as SR 38 folirRAs Dol |Rdoh SE r T, abowt that natura) buoyancy whick all from the river ‘and subterranean | recommended by the preside oll. NescomRnIMain 1 (P i should enjoy by toning up the liver ana streams crumbled away sides of the | ther committee member, S siad gy nBNEAL e 2l \v rajseq ye Clearing the system of impurities 5 i National bank te bk cavern until today it was more than tor Edge, republican, w Jersey, T 5 S ion . Dr Edwards'OliveTablets are known 150 feet in dfameter. The water was | | who also called at the White Hous o) M e et il o Dy their olve color, 15¢ and Juc, gradually rising in the pit, indicat- | | expressed the view that action was s Army Bill | ing that a lake may be formed. | 4| improhable | | f subterranean cavern was the opin- Ry WO gl Ancgesn B Sodny 1 o P e BT NRE S K'LLEDVDEBD Sea Water Powerful 1y i et ot water seerns | ODIY 0008 Bach Year i Gty | oo vorc sinc 11 v BT R e Fscaping Gas Causes TA-5 to Take through the ground slowly had cre- ey ] sl 44 AOH A et T el [the American Bible society than in | ($ 25 Nose Dive Into Hampton which gave away today, | The super-excellent degree, wl any previons yenr | The personne clusive of e Grazing land surrounds the erater [iS Worked by Royal and Select Ma Iransited han 150 {18 159,400, op f ) he nearest dwellings are several |tor Masons once a year, will be cx- |lanzuages & ¢ 1,069,1° Ihe strength of v Norfolk niles. away, emplified by Doric council, R. and 8§ 3 the scriptures were serve on April 1 wi The source of the Smoky, Hill river | M. on Wednesday, March 31. There |sued by the society, it wis announe orial arnm . ) i e PR o) \ 5 . A fainear et obloraHatlise Far e so i Be A clasatat 18] ham AldalestlIt | od todhv i e e B T AT o S Giticens o ypansed e army dugivle 1451 Jessness—All are Conquered with Ocean-O miles away from here, {Hated at that tim © ranks, an in g : T into lower Hampto Roads, ward J. Munson, thrice Nlustri- 4,551 me t 81 e fahis Whegt eht ,Hw‘” Ocean-0 Acts Through the vroperly and in a s » anyone is still below the peac Yoo Maen 1P - T Nervousness, Neuralgia, Neuritis, Sleep- aping gas and faflure of her ous master, has announced the fol- o Mrs. Loretta Ryan Blair | lowing dossce toam for the mr.)sm-w»! H C h d Dyiematn a0 narrow escapes but| Blood _ Quick Relief or ! i Jode Dies Today at Hospital p, Giii" ® Prinee of Jutan—wm. | € Oug (7 50 Hour Plane Service jury, by the coast guard patrol boat| Money Back from Axelrod's '°* 4 Mrs. Loretta Ryan Blalr, aged 28 |pyrst keoper of the temple—Hor- | i From Berlin to Russia | Pharmacy. of 131 Clark street, wife of Fireman |gca W Tqdv | GSRNCEESRNENIRC O poradigof : John D. Blair, died tht Sashinenpaleoh gl Hise Roland Kietbur i John air, died this morning at cond keeper of the temple— | | nour airplane serviee between Berlin | 10N SLLLRS TG I ) e 6:55 o'clock at the New Britain Gen- | Fred €. Eppler. Or WO ears and Vladivostok, the principal soviet | Technical Sergts, B. J. Johnson and M MCUL eral hospltal following two major | Third keeper of the temple—Louis Joseph Winters, Lieut, Kietburtz | !hat frettul, irritable, nervous feel s no dope or drugs or any port on the ifie, w » opened operations performed fncident to |, Dyson. | this year, sald an announcement to- | Was first reported badly injured but ing in a week's time and have a | : P child birth. Four days separate the | Tojrst | 1—John B. Miller, iay by the Russian information serv- | was found to have lwr:w only slight- good sound s.eep every night? When you take it feed your de th of the newly born daughter| Second herald—J. George Andr wor ice. Iy hurt, after the TA-5 had been | Probably all your nerves need and 'impoverished blood—just the food its mother, Third heral rank A. Goddard | the towed to Langley field, where the g Regular servie anned $ re craving for is some natural min- ds and it goes cours- Jdrs. Blair was the daughter of| Tonrth herald—Harry E. Scheuy. route of near 00 miles, the craft is stationed, by the army tug are craving for is som . and Mrs. Patrick and Bridget| Fifth herali—Aungust L. Klein, | r coughing for two yvears planes fiying day and night. The time | Reno from Old Point eral elements and it yvou will take aley Ryan, and made her home on | Zedekiah, twentieth and last king continuously a man of consid- | by rail is 13 days | The TA-5 was observed to he in'a teaspoonful of Ocean-O (concen- | 1 Tremont street for several years. |of Judah—Wm..W. Pease {erable me t thin and tired and W airline is being organized trouble 20 minutes before she fell, (1a00q qeep sea water) in a glass of to bring vi She was well known In that section | Captain of the guard—Irank H was | b ) ma 1sslan Navigation and four planes from the naval aoq water night and morning these to the ent ¢ the city and her death will be Dohrenwend. t the big game of life, § in conjunction with _the base here went up ta ofter as-(fo Al P PR then yontknon ourned by many. She attended | Guard—Wm. Cowlisharw. \ \ ke t Yor: mpany Aero-Lloyd. From | sistance but could do nothing. | "!'%1zing clements wi : Ocean-0 and . Mary’s Parochial school and was| Guar Nortc Bror ne and n ¢ to him is Viadivostok a special ! When the ship struck the water, '©2¢h e Denes 4 : t will do for you a life member of St. Mary's parish. | Jeremiah, 1dved, T ! : fex stem swas lleh 10 the i B e e Ty She was a clerk in Parkey & | Y. 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