New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1926, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1926. [ ) REPORTERS CERTAIN ['our covernment| POISON GAS USED - DOINGS IN FOREIGN CAPITALS IN EXECUTING MAN Nevada Murderer Meets Death Without Emotion CAMP- BELTS Disposing of Our Stock While They Last $1.00 . The ion ning lawy T || er handed copy 169-171 MAIN ST. Week-end Special! Horsfall SUITS $35 cted from our reg- ular st of fine worsteds and fancy cheviots about 55 suits and marked them at the above prices for - week-end selling. They clude smart models in sizes 35-40, rol me him about about Weren't “1 was tb We have in- Payr “Not to “althougk roll wante ngle and Double-Breasted Soft Grays and Colorful Herri and Diagonals Attractive Heathers with silk decoratior given a Neat Pencil Stripes view of the hones Irwin, at "o Good Quality, Exceptional Value HORSFALLS 93-99 Msylum Stree; HARTFORD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind" is a for olds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, = Jilious Fever and Malaria ., « It kills te germs, Prescription TUB MODEL WAS NUDE in the ce men dr DICKINSON | . - Carroll had rst a Hint at When Smyth then places I am invited nothing to fe City Items Joyce Takes Plang that the He said Joyce H champagne. pped i fter which : nk from the get word top printing the st ired your othed, trom WALTER R 1 P Alderman and t h other. 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To this on an exhibition of their handi- | workroom of the Liverpool ckle Liverpool sc} BRILLIANT London by YOUNG ACT an actor who never ha i who does not the one n nds. He , who for 22 years was in Daly’s and the topica mgs for the d has now branched sts rnstorming sang actor will be ble to He is 54 years old, not doing his turn on the stage i and latter a good golfer rman ARTIFIC ) 1 ir high regions. themse polar led to indulge iolet r proper voeal, p ¥s 50 in the Goldenberg, Polish Fra Altho! o born in Suma blo countries adve on his arrival in En rti ently Mor violet rays have declared Golden- eds the nt travel hiness £ to tone HEATER TWICE vears of ¢ e N = 150 Buxom Bavarian Barmaids Will Be at Philadelphia Exposition as Germany's Sole Exhibit. About 150 buxom Bavarian ids, garbed In their picturesque highland costumes, and two Bavarian bands accompan- icd by yodlers and dancers executing the his- tor huplattler” probably will be the only evidence at the Philadelphia world's fair in Germany is on the map. cturers having declined to send ex- people are chagrined to learn that , wind instrument manipulators and easant dancers may be the sole representa- tives of German Kultur. 1t is argued that the antics of the highland- ers may give an erroneous picture of the Ge man character and certainly provide hot am- munition for American cartooniste. The bar- maids’ friends are asking how they will be able to put pep into their work scrving only near beer. rlin, May 80 YEAR OTD SALON The 1 reichstag now has an octogen- arian men Wilhelm Bock, socialist, re- ntly celebrated his 8ith birthday in perfect h by attending the sessions as usual Herr Bock enjoys the title of “Alterspraesi- dent,” or president of the reichstag by virtue He exercises this function every time a new parliament is el ed. At the first he mounts the akers' stand, de- was born in 46 d that un- d by some member older than will preside il a permanent is elcet When Herr Bock convened the present ses- sion, the communists raised such a cry for amnesty for political prisoners that he clapped silk top hat as the traditional sign of ljourned meeting and started to leave the A shoemaker by he admits has occasion to sport a topper. the as that of the Lemmer, a democrat, of seniority. on a an platform trade, he rarel His b lay 18 voungest deputy, 28 years old same Ernst LAUNCH ROTOR SHIP While Anton Flettner is lecturing ted States on his ntion of th p, the German navy has launched th bara, the Jargest rotor ship ever construc Barbara is 300 feet long, 43 feet wide and has a displacement of 2,800 is expected to average 10 miles an rotor Bar- ed. 1dships tons, 1t hour A sailing nearing comp to the effic propelled ships, of the s0 t the dimensions is navy depart- :t comparizons two types of wind- sael tion ble to make ex ney of the sme CHEWING GUM JOKE Chewing gum jokes are flooding the country on the heels of the advertising campalgn of American chewing gum manufacturers who ying hard to introduce what is dubbed latest craze from America”” Gum s called Kau-gummi in Germar One popular concerns a stern rebuking hi “Young r father * says the father, “finish chew- you attempt to talk But father, I'll never finish, gum."” POPULATION GROWING The population of Germany is again increas ng. Experts ve that the time is not far istant when Germany Italy must again vo colonies to house surplus inhabitants. The death rats of 12 per 1,000 population s about 2 per ¢ lower than in 1913 and less than half of the high peak in 1918 when 5 out of eve 00 died. to me It's chewing ENAMEL OR ALL ERNA HAVE ARRIVED! er Carload of S RANGES PARIS Humane Society Forbids French Women Dyeing Pet Dogs to Match Costumes They Are Wearing. Paris, ] —Milady no longer may her pet dog in a color to match her gown a3 goes promenading. An olive green Pekin an Englishwoman started the fad menade des Anglais and pekes and other breeds in varied col- be seen on the leashes of their mistresses or carried under thir arms. Then the International Humane society got busy and ma n investigation. It was found that the ordinary dyes used on cloths but very much weakened, were being used to furbisi the coats of the pet canines, and the practice ordered stopped. Patrolmen on the prin cipal streets are sald to have received orders owners of dyed dogs that it will m to permit their pets to regain colors by bleaching. de to advise bhe well for th their natura BUST OF CAPT. FRIED Captain George Fried, commander of the mer President Roosevelt, has reached the Salon. A bust of him, modeled at sea by Mr 1 Spencer of Boston is one of the bronzes now on exhibition re. A copy of the bust is to be presented to the captain on the arrival £ the President Roosevent at Cherbourg next The captain also i8 to be given a of the rescue of the crew of the Brit- ter Antinoe by men from the Roose- nvas is the work of Maurice du FLOWER SHAPE RASOLS Flower-shaped sols which enable won an to make a gant. display of her blossom are fashionable. In Boi Boulogne and other promenades this spring ¥ roses, carnations and anemones shade pretty faces from the sun. Mere man is now having good reason for studying the language of flowers. —_— COLD IN FRANCE As if the steadily falling fran nt to life's discomfiture, T aggravated by what _apparently is a perr nently fallen thermometer. About 50 degre Fahrenhelt seems the highest the mercur ach in the daytime and 40 at night. re is freezing weather on anything like high ound. The coal and wood dealers alone are satisfled with this condition. The month’s cold spell has shaken French falth in one of the strengest popular tra tions by continuing after the waning of t “lune roussec.” This I8 the “red-brown moon.” After Easter.it Is credited with turning young vegetation a rusty color. No Frenchman, edu- cated or uneducated, expects fine weather un- tl its relgn is over. Its departure this year, however, falled to bring the confidently ex- pected change. favorite HISTORIC ANNIVERSARY Two thou years ago fires flared from the summits of all the hills throughout what later becama the Province of Burgundy to convoke the assembly at Vibracte at which it was de- cided to form the sacred union of all Gauls der Vercingetorix to face the invasion of Julius Caesar. Tomorrow night all Burgundians will be out watching for fires on the same hilltops and trusting that the same &pirit of union as in the year 52 B, C. will come to the country's The custom of lighting the fires has never ied out in Burgundy, but of recent years there has been a revival of interest by the in their gallant forefathers, Thirty-seven were lighted two years ago, These became 400 last year, and there will be nearly 400 this year, aid. fires THIS SHIPMENT CONTAINS THE LATEST MODELS FINISHED IN BLACK AND EL, EQUIPPED WITH THE FAMOUS LORAIN HEAT REGULATOR SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS THERE'S A RANGE IN THIS LOT THAT IS JUST BUILT FOR YOUR KITCHEN. New Britain Gas Light Company