New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1926, Page 16

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TIn order o g ieports, Judge MeD! that the juro 4 hand with iry room early today 00 YOUSUFFER WITH COLD FEET Cold, Jey Feet —Bring On “T've drunk, he de that he never o big bets, 1 340 on 1 said he 1a Wd that ence | sared wit! pu vitt announ ntally cut g Githe stated that after a 1 he had Ic for mon ald that Kallen the room and as if they gluss tumbler clare 1 him d he his hrother left heard a wrestlin he refuse noise hotter get ont of he here is troub! skl declared, “and my sister said that she didn't want anygrou- Keep Yon Awake |ple, cithor et Bad Rhcumatic S et ins my brother sald that he would back to Plantsville. Be Peluskowski piled into My brother told me that no one had wor We did not sa about the game on the 1 we Swiere in-) S0 we followed out HOMIEL REMEDY e STOPS SUCH TROUBLES ' * SIMPLE It you w iShimonsy 15t e low naturally feet—stop at drug i0-cent bot f Mike i nent (Al Lini- m feet and ankles with it ¢ nt Patrick goi bed—Lkeeps feet t headauariors In the pres- you sleep fine all ain in the 1l day in s prevent colds, chills and rheu » pain irls apply to limbs or | 3¢ Fiior o \ ' 1 stars thinly clad stages use it Martin's ble. 5 ~Hh way suf with ore to- fore Prosecuting Af- Swierezynski - ree ir heside McDon- Waoods, 1 to th mornin winter. | tur each old drafty to get “Mike t " Drugstores, llen Donbtful on Tosses he left the stand Sy Kallen Bristol Janitor Is Rec ommending Erbjus To All Of His Many Friends ames I Wilson, of 156 Gree Bristol, of How ERBJUS Gave Him Relief In Ridney Conn., Tells His Story And Bladder Trouble, Thera are BIUS that act dire bladder. 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C., March 23 (s Disptchies® rront Syrla tell ot polith 1l prisoners being sgat to Ruad, and itlon other places which emery fter lying in world history they use lix Demorct said that broy ) 1he day's news by oS ot John . o e tme of the Crusades, a communicution to the ographic ‘Iu\wml en Williums tells of a recent (rhy made through this historie, but dmost forgotten, region, tonal G bout 1 0 soclety AS e comes up to left nd drawn (l sor circle around the of Rund, the wiost pro tures of the I.uu]\n\]n 18 suder chuyeh bul The in ol it th i the age-hrowned w or of erunbling newspaper falliy treasure it enve brown 1y rior is ple li rtus fro wving the rains ot hus bhelingd town Joht and cm lookir nd elsuke claimed that after o returned to Hartford e e cured $900 and returne e e LG AT lost ¢ fing in t once rounded tatedithay olunins and it reembles the ¥y in a cat 3 g1 1 a carnival committee leaving him atone Seardlite len previously trio first came 1o see « sccond hand ear he had for and that they him to ¢ Vvitain instead of Poquonoc Kkept the car. He f d that he lost §1 the conclusion of the fria ki arose and clasped Me hand, and i persons quicl- But wiil ¢ from some or of nut ever, has worn work op of ey wise arfless | stated (jements, wed from thin ly Bim her, fill_one corner. Mosque is Deserted tie Crusadoer clinveh stands alons n flat-roofed houses and the tile plain, edged with spiny cactys hand forward corner is a small tower ere 1 when were plans of making a mos- of this vust barn of & building Tartus is small and a mosque, a cafe, is at its | INished with lumans compacted to- ther, A great Face, high under up- nrned domes, may complement of a lowly, nre to make it a Ihe mosque, drove 00 Hare here exclaime I nk you." Othe thered around atulated him on his work | jerczynsk wreatlie v marked contrast to sev- he wept in torney a st when ¢m s face was kneeling fig- house of worship. 1o the p weking the Preser (rraigned on Is & more companion Prosecuting ery of living being in it fore when lien questioned a of Kallen being of perjury, Joseph G. Wo \v anything about intimated Lo some chureh, no longer chureh, is jan worship and desecration of d “In the walled town (the roadway rom the south enters a hole in Phocnician masonry cocval with ol temple perhaps) there is der's Hall, the ns one side But scarch as 1 would, how Moslem women about, 1 of this 1y oW on of non-Christ- abandoned to the action 1 O T hich 1 fold a social 1s Frilay a ing in -«m‘ t el w line of and | square ing (matter for members ternoon. IFolloyw many or village hoys guided me the insic among was not alile to se ided and Prizes wil served rther on, its megalithic loping to the disused or church now iy fine minavet . Ahove s has given of trefoil which dis 2 w effacement, and the imam ws. handsome and commanding in pres we, is so cordial a friend that o cannot 1 him the privile of instructing the youths narros orridor of a room flanking the main hall. lithic lithic sandwiches, Crowell’s anxiliar i ff rtaln wi L reday afl mbers from on W moon ting T o'clock follow- . Mary Annc s heen to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell 8. 1 Dalles Mr. ] + resident of thi esman B may, it he vall mos will, trace of the way But to what pur- ! Does counting stones awaken round t wn. magination? Or does one huge hulging heyond t trimmed to a seam, betray family home Sl illy cut New Brit perfect line oy '}"I workmanship as akin to that Mellel 'L \hieh Hiram did for his Jewist viends on Mount Zion? When Crusaders Sailed Home “Tartus was the last place on {he held by the Christ- from Kuad that the 1ders, giving up hope ng by the sword a they had lived for two When th century fighters arriv e was dviving R hat the lad 3 French, and today n, bl ese injur ominating the orn at ti hospit Ben ja enu wotraffic lights the center t recently b signals Whic tried out, W inland to he inns but it was last of of Cl e Crn yeported L JL King, 1 Posnick which st sail for home 103 hi Germar ocenpied nt tow lying i in turn dominated by prison of polifie: “Rund stirs the im; quarrying nsiruet od she ther said its oo castle wnd and 1 lighthouse, 11 prisoners, witrd for h will be a megalitl itch s in 1ing bricks ar Ives into a fleet they orth from dominated the mainland I‘nh‘ ical Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement The Debt of New Brita When George A the City was $3,01 9,838.64. of the City $3,293 was 338344, an . Quigley hecame mayor of New Britain in 1911 the net debt of When he retired from office in I‘D"(l th(' net debt increase of only S273,511.80, in six years. TODAY THE NET DEBT OF " THE CITY IS $5,759,606. 51 An Increase in the Net Debt of the City of \lmo&l 215 million dollars |n the Think this over and when you vote in the Republican Prim \ T past six ries March 31, vote for GEORGE A. QUIGLEY who has alvays worked for economy, efficiency and progress in city government. THE QUIGLEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE d only the | outside of i of the| the | and | v the | TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1926 Oronles, acrobatic teams, pecialties, The animal lowever, have as usual, a8 the animals must be put thrpugh thelr stunts cvery day, els: ckly forget, Iy all of the circus peopls including the ills, now Inlublted by unts of several wystie who guve the vorld “Men Ave Skilled Mariners Today the man of 1t full mariners as of old crs between the i nainland there ips. These bul: nl o s men, geet word assn i are skill nd in the lec and and the many small | the ships are all that turn |in new of trade n favor of the cnabling it to lve, for the imiported from the mainland m hoy tiny Britaln around which could practice on the trapeze. can o in half an hour and the | he garage of the city boy's father reied me across from | there is no haymow to tlop in. Tartus in a heavy boat Bloomington, 1lino witl rsmen and a s of the most of the lad 1o u dd a trip around | wmen eall th le ferry passage for the promise | Nopth Tonawand of 40 per cent added to the | whieh was the minimum a direct erossing, “Tonight 1 sat in a ull of muleteers in conical felt ey slonchy and comfortahle and town follis in tarbonehes well pressee muddy in the light.” - CIRCUS PARADES THING OF PAST Shown e Decide Against This Extra Attraction 1, Ind | cirens Virtu ure performances were smaller communitivs and | small Loy of these pla cireus fever. Then, the too, the al o tman who f four ¢ flying acts," trapeze artis N. Y., can alway relied on for a trained seal act Many of the acrobats come from Reading, Pa. The showmen go to Bloomington. Tndiana, for dog and pony ¢ One of the hest elephant n extra tor Tartus cafe s, o, N e from Pana, Tilinols, and so on. most of the ecircuses, except thosg in permancnt buildings, Barnum and Balley Bridgeport, Conn.: 101 Ranch at Hagenbeck-Wal- “ells-Floto ¢ Ponca i Peru; Chris s Circus Barnes tace at Beau- at Macon, Ga., Los Angeles. mont; and Al (€ ('reole Is Not Person With Colored Blood New Orl La. Mareh 28 (P— man “Creole” has Mareh 23 (Pi-The an 1500 this year s greatest thrills will lack ans, Tha ire of for th heen provoked beecanse the innocent it has be slwwmen | « cireus par ided by whando: : |3 especially the parade. 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