New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, M \PCI{ |showing on the tops of the dice|batant could use the means reqmired | unusunl conditions.such as exceesive Modern chemical | when the cage stops are the winning 1«u produce them. | numorals. The winners are the | warfare began on April |tor apins apound. The he chart which correspond with | chlorine gas over the Lnglish hose showing on the dice. 1f aat Ypres. player places a dollar on a num\rr\ Q What is th ' and all three of the dice show|of a telograph op that number, the playcr collacts A Approxima iree dollurs besides his orlginal | month for a Moree and i€ only one of the dice (al he collecty 1 v 8150 operator, night national banks | st med sinca the first one | A, was chartered in 1863 and how|are u man still in existence? QUESTIONS ANSWERED 40U lo Oclober 81,109 3 national banks had been o Tou can got an answer to any | Of this number 886 falled and tuestion of fuct or information by |went into veluntary vritiug to the Question Editor, New | leaving a tofal of & 3 ald, Washington Bureau, | national banks v York avenu Q. Was the closing two ts in stamps | rancis Joseph I, e al and marital \u,—,_«;m- nnul be given, nor can ex- | ended research be undertaken. All ither quest and after n? Tishworms and erranean in th a hard 12541 red. | ‘.,xa" liquidation, 8118 o,\mm‘ Washington, wife of of Emperor Austria as- | eas Elizaboth was assas- | Ttallan anarchist in ienevd, Switzerland, on September J*" 1508, [ What is the history of the | use of suffocating gases in warfare? (RS e o ibout the - | phur s animal | the cities of Pla letters are | M of animal li in the mounts ers live at highe 5 than any other form of lenee Service, t kind of a o Is game s the & e Simflar uses of toxic are recorded during the A gambling gams and in August 1855, the tensively Tia Juana noted gambling resorts, On & fahle | hay In front of the players is a painted | ter of rhart, marke Jorx in &quares con- numbers 1 to § o table 2 dice around. Played ex- and other | proposed Sebastapol sulphur | proposition which the © con_| English government disapproved on | opera- | the ground that the effects were so | umerols | horrible tha no honorable by is a which t Th o com- SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONNECTICUT G \RDlu\IaR\ \'\D F! \RVILR\ chemicals CASH PRICES 43 Tobaceo Vertilizer .. .. At our warehouse, or F. O. B. your ratiroad statfon 100 1h. Bags L 100 1h. Bags 100 1b. Bags 167 Ih. Bogs 6 : o 100 Ib. Bags 20.35 Ton Quar v Trices (15 tons or over) und € it Prices Curnished on request RACKLIFFE BROS. C., New Britain, Conn. Vertilizer Department. oned Dances. They'rs rkaneas Traveler” and The the CLIF COUPON HERE DANCE EDITOR, Washington 1915 numerals | when the Germans sent a clond rl\ i lines | ¢ per | gar | Why do fishworms and earth- | grown? winte dollar | worms come to the eurface only nt | or i appear above the surface only under Dld ély A. One of the threa great writers of the Italiap renaissance, the other two being Dante and Petrarch Roceacclo was horn in Parls in 1313 and dje rains which flood their underground | burrows and force them to the sur- ce to avold drowning, They also me to the sur to feed und to v out thejr * ngs'" almost slvely at 1 for they have | no eyes and by primitive light or- 8 they avoeld the light Where wheat d in 1875 r Which winte it in the . The wir temperatures over a larger area in | the United States than any other | r on record, t Q. Was the march “Under the |l Doub! posed by Richard | Wagner 2 AN German named | Richard r has been the United States? Q. was first A | tion There 1y no definite informa- | origin of wheat but to Indicate that it y a native of Western Q. Who was Boccacclo? Member of Federal Reserve System THE BEST REFERENCE New Britain OFFICERS Sloper, President. J Chamberlain, Vice-President and Cashier 3. N. Stanley, Vice-President. William H. Judd, Assistant Cashier. C. L. Sheldon, stant Cashier and A. 8, Parsons, stant Cashier. T commenced in epudiated in 1884 & | delphia, 8 ter of 1849 had colder | ¢ | L urfed in the cemete it Trust Ofticer. 1926, Q. When were United States | mains were originally placed in alactor; fs he married, and what is rade dollars colned and where? temporary tomb on the hillside ‘)H‘\ address 7 » A. The colnage of trade dollars | &cptember 8, 1871, the casket was| Q What s 18738, They were |placed underground. In 1588 a|League for the and redeemed in vault in lleu of a grave cath Penalty ? ln\ were coined at Philu- he 0 Fifth avenue, n Francisco and Car the Abolition address of the of the §87 New York ity mints. Wash with soap and warm Q. water, rinsing in cold water, Dip !in spirits of any kind and dry in rebufld the | warm boxwood sawdust. Good wment, a transfer was made to | jewelry needs only A temporary tomb, On September | souap and w casketwas placed in | ron the base of the monu-| Q. day come in A April 186 Was the body fneoln ever mov val of enrth to dation on which to rock foun llinois? washing with A. It hos be v8 ter and polishing with and a chamois leather, On what day did Easter Sun, en moved six time How old is Clive Brook, movie | a stranger can give you is a bank with which he has maintained a continuous and satisfactory relationship. A bank may likewise be judged by its relationship. The New Britain National Bank has been identified with the city's tions of industrial, commercial and professional life. The United States Government suvervises its operations. Reserve System, the largest and stronaest banking association in the world and is thus affiliated with nearly 10,- 000 other banks with resources exceeding ive Billion Dollars. Its associations and its record—the fact that it is the oldest financial institution inits city—strengthen the pub- lic confidence which contributes to its steady progress. business since 1860, serving three genera- It shares in the Sh‘englh and unity of the Federal National Bank l’llillC']'()l(.\‘ DIRECTORS Wy DIRECTORS o Chamberlain Corbin, 1. A, Moorve. A. G. Kimball. George T. Kimball M. Holmes. . P. Spear. Maurice Stanley. Harold L. Judd. 1. . J I» Minor. E. H. Davison. | The Oldest Bank in New Britain This last week thousands of your fellow- citizens have contributed their share to help fll the Community Chest and carty on the vital work of New Britain charity; hundreds of others have been giving their time to raise this money and make the Campaign a suc- cess: What have you given? The support of our New Bntain Charity organizations through the Community Corpor- ation is the responsibility of every, citizen of this city --- your responsibility. Are you proud today of the way you have met this respon- ability or are you secretly ashamed of a fail- ure to do your share? NEV/ BRITAIN Visiting Nurse Boys' Club Boy Scouts DeWitt Riley Co., Ine. Donated by T. W. O'Connen & Son Cox & Dufn Camp Real Estate The last day!—What have you given? Thour'h | spcal\ with the tongue of men and of angels, and have not chant\ I am become as sounding bass, or a tink- ling cymbal. And though I have the gift of pro- )hecy. and understand all mysteries, and | all know]edge;and though I have all faith so that | could remove mountatns, have not chanty, | am nolhmw And now ahideth faith, hope, char- ity, these three; hut the greatest of these | is charily. and Paul's Letters to the Corinthians Chapter XIIT =l “Give a Day's Pay” COMMNUNIT Serving Ten Member Charity Organizations Tuberculosis Relief Junior Achievement Fresh Air' Camp Girl Scouts Co. I'he Commercial Co. Louie 8. Jones Agency The W. L. Hatch Co. The Hardware City Co-op. Ass'n. Ine 5 LVW_ Have you aided the efforts of lhese others or have vou hindered them by your indiffer- ence ? If you have not contributed---some woman may suffer this vear for want of your help, some child may die because you did not care. Would you rather have this responsibility ? Money or a to the New Britain United Community Corporation --- can be given or sent to Leon A. Spracue at the New Bntam Trust Co. Todav is vour last chance---per- 1 | There 1s still time to ave. (‘heck made out 1aps to save a life. Y CCPORATION Day Nursery Salvation Axrmv Welfare Assocation An ard Y. Stearns diews & Stevens