New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1927, Page 10

\ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNE ____________—_________. | mina. “After a decent length of time we | all arose and left; and still the presi- dent had said nothing to give an| inkling of why he called us down | {there. I asked my friend Senator- | ‘What do you think is the reason |He replicd: “Darn if I know. I sup- | |pose he wanted to hear us talk. And I suppose that ias the purpose, because surely there must have been | purpose.” STRUGGLE AGAINST GZARS PICTURED 'Moscow Painting Exhibit Traces History EATING AT WHITE HOUSE IS MYSTERY: At Least Many So Look at “White Honse Breakfasts” Washington, Jan. 20 (United P’ress).—The most mystifying func- tion of all Washingtons strange rites | is a White House breakfast, if the | word of some senators and repre- sentatives who have participated in | them, is to be taken. The doors of the United States capitol ordinarily do not open befors 9:30 each morning and senato not particularly noted for ing. However, n President Cool- ldge invites a group to breakfast thay report at the White House portals an hour earlier than that or miss the first cours save a queen is pri 1 Presiden most of t la Moscow (United Press).—One of the grimmest exhibitions in has ed in Mos tells, paintings and drawings, the long story of the reckless re- volts against the stem which culmina cessful on in nes of other re r's forces put down, painted without pity. There showing a wounds in the center 1st been op olts, which are s a 4 girl, of & street pled by the horses they rode A4 scenes of arging crowds ecution of armed with armed with canvas, huddled snow-covered around her t of the Cossack 1lone other abont p«»mmx | moment and legisla- the president arisen : ) Purpose s what th a 2 ntlemen call fown here for thi He lets them gu pose was. So baffling have these ometimes been, that 3 came away with the opinion Mr. Coolidge had invited them fo hear them talk—and you workmen s Tesisting troops rifles, of women hiding *S | hands and their children at proach of the Czar's police. pur- he ap- ary pictures have been gathered to ke this graphic history of revolt. of the methods the Sovicts Government volt was neces- y Czarism hibition is popular and to Moscow on other il to visit it. m A senator deseribed one ogcasion 18 follows: to prove why it and to ex erthrown. & White House v on the telephone on and stated that the president desired my presence the White House next morning jreakfast. T had to cancel a golfing ngagement but T reported promptly It was just after the president had suggested a tax ret and every- one up here was against it, so T thought there would be some fun. “We had grapef akes, sausages, sat between Senator——, 2 of the president, and I was afraid he might slip in a few choice re- narks, but he behaved very well. “The conversation was about everything in the world. We did all the talking. 1 thought president would break the ic the cigars were passed. But all he did was to smile discreetly at our remarks from time to time. Wr never once mentioned taxes, prob- ably because that embarrassing sub- ject was uppermost in_everyone's | was ov proving sants cor e airs seldom for st Animal Transportation Conditions Improved Washington, Jan. 20 (Unitea Pre — Animals being taken to market for slaughter are now treat- ed better than ever before, according $5). ded decrease in violation -hour law which proh confinement of animals in cars long: |er than that period without food, | water ana rest, was announced by the governmen Only 2 vere reported la year, compared with 402 viola in 1925, and 700 cases the previous Transportation companies and employes have improved con- ditions under which domes mals are handled in inte merce, the department into | From all over Russia, revolution- | tiond | SPANISH MUSEUM BEING ENLARGED !Is to Be Made Into Comprehen- sive Art Gallery Madrid, Jan. 20 (UP)|— Spain’s National Museum, known through- out the world as the “Prado,” is soon to become one of the most complete art galleries in the world, with an excellent and comprehensive classification of works which has been lacking so far. In addition to official and other contributions, the city of Madrid has decided to include in the budget a yearly sum of §1 setas, over $2,000, which will serve to purchase paintings of periods or masters insufficiently represented in 16 Prado to make this museum a descriptive history of painting. The first work thus bought, Is by Mateo Cerezo, Spanish painter of the 17th century, and represents Saint Augustine, praying when the Virgin carrying the Babe in her arms ap- pears to him, The three other paintings added to the Prado collection recently were donated by the countess of Niebla. are: portrait of Dona Maria Antonia Gonzaga y Carraciolo, wife of the tenth Marquis of Villafranca, ; portrait of Dona Maria ¥ Portocarrero, twelth Mar- of Villafranca, by Goya; and Sciatic-Neuritis their hus- | The sciatic nerve, situated at the | k of the hip joint is frequently the subject of Neuritis, giving rise to the painful disease Sclatica. The symptoms are intense pains Wwhich shoot down the thigh to the foot, often aggravated by walking, and with painful points along the course of the nerve, very tender to the touch. The trouble is & very obstinate one and does not readily respond to ordinary treatment, It takes more than the usual pain sedative even to alleviate the pain, The best way to get relief from the persistent | nerve racking pains of Neuritis 1s to get a bottle of Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2, which comes in cap- sule form. ke them as directed and in about 24 hours you should | to able to notice that they have con siderably reduced, if not almost banished, all pain and soreness. | Continue faithfully and in a reason- able time you should be able to work and rest in .comfort once again. Fair Drug Dept. keeps Al- lenrhu Special Formula No. 2 in | stock all the time and sells lots | of it. Mrs. Thomas Dreier Keeps Here 21 Separat 'HIS is Snug Gables, home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dreier at Winchester, Mass. A home famous for extensive hos- pitality. As high as 80 guests have been entertained here at a single party. Mrs. Dreier makes a study of efficient household management. She keeps 21 house accounts, and charts to show com- parative costs for years back. Every enter- tainment follows quite definite plans. Menus are worked out to combine in each meal the utmost of delight with proper balance. Foods are compared and selected on a scientific basis. selling coffee The coffee served in this home, after that to you, e Accounts countless comparisons, is La Touraine (Ex- tra). Itis ground just before brewing. The flavor is extracted by pouring boiling water on it, then boiling for two minutes. The result is a coffee which hundreds of coffee lovers carry away in their memories. Fine homes and hotels, more and more, are adopting this superlative coffee. The use has spread to smaller homes, until LaTouraine (Extra) has become the largest- in New England. Anyone who reads this can afford it. 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No other blend has been made to resemble it, Those who find here their ideal The blend combines the four 1 3 flavor can find it nowhere else. finest coffees that grow. Each comes from a different country, each is the pride of a nation. Each derives its excellent flavor Mr.E.]. Butler, the noted coffee expert, personally tests, tastes and selects all coffees used in Our Treat this blend. His duty s to main- tain, without regard to cost, this premier coffee flavor. He pays any price necessary to combine in La Touraine (Extra) the maxi- mum delights. LaTouraine(Extra) is sold direct to retail grocers. This to save middlemen’s profits. It is sold in double sealed cartons, not in cans. These and other econo- mies—about 11 cents per pound pay for the extra quality. Thus users get this matchless coffee without a fancy price. You might as awvell have the best Ten Cups Freei Two Breakfasts Free The coupon will bring you a sample Please package, enough for two breakfasts or more. Get it for your home's sake. Learn how good a cofice can be, You will be amazed. Clip coupon now, N At All Grocer- 56¢ a Pound a i %e of LaTouraine (Extra) Coflee PRINT Plainly porLrau of the Count of Arundel, by Van Dyck. k,x\laxgrmcms are being made at f the Museum to make it lO place the pictures, total- r»o" ing lm.x')on than they are now. It will | | also permit classification by epochs | |and sehools. On cach side of the Velasquez oom, two supplementary wings | pave been bullt which means dou- bling the present size of the center | part of the muscum; this part is | called the “big gallery” |numerous works of the Venetian and | Rubens schools. RUSSIAN ATHEIST EXHIBIT Leningrad (United Press). — great Anti-Religion Museum ha |been established in Leningrad and | | just opened to the public as a per- manent display to foster the official atheism of the Soviet Governmen The exhibits illustrate the alleged | corruption and duplicity of the old clergy. 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Eys witnesses have | pheasants slain by the swoop of the vorthern birds and several bodies of pheasants have been found in vari- i cu( places. | better Smoke Black and White Cigars. A mild blend- . The biggest cigar value in America. Pack of 5—25¢ ed cigar. seen | The Mattabesett river, Wwhich runs through Berlin and crosses the turnpike at Farmington avenue, is termed as one of the haunts of the big birds. They usually work in the evening or early morning and await the pheasants’ approach from the tops of the trees, swooping down on them from the tree tops. A bounty is offered to Killers of goshawks and arctic owls and sever- al hunters have brought down con- erable quantities of the birds | since they arrived in the early part | of winter. Sale of Lowell Mills Approved by Stockholders Nashua, N. H., Jan. 20 (UP)— Purchase of the Tremont and Suf- folk Mills in Lowell, Mass., by the | Nashua Manufacturing Company has been approved by the stockhold- ers of the latter organization. The stockholders also have ap- proved plans for the subsequent sale | of about half the property to the Merrimack Manufacturing Company of Lowell. ? It was stated that the Nashua Company planned to install new /| machinery and reopen the mills soon s/ for the manufacture of blankets. [ The balance sheet of the Nashua Company, as submitted at the an- nual meeting of stockholders, show- ed a net reduction in surplus for the/ year of $179,171.74. A loss of $30,. §07.12 was shown in the report ot | the Indian Head Mills, operated by® the company in Alabama. 4 Company officials said the losses | were due almost entirely to the ": | severe inventory markdown, it being the third successive year showing a | large drop in the price of raw cotton | and cotton goods. It was said the company was now | running at a larger percentage than for a long time and that the outlook had improved. { b\ READ HERALD CIASSIFIED ADS SMOKE TALK Conditions in a Cigar is everything. 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