New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1927, Page 13

” NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1927. POPE AGAIN HIT§ ~ swsour wiowe I8 A ROBBERS ARE BRIBERY FOUND OUT AT FASDIS " """ GVEN 2 VEARS UUTE EFFECTHE - _Is Cutting Down Mordle of WIRE[ESS USH] IN Expresses Disapproval of Their o o B o 'Seenced o Two Comns Bach = Goneeption of State in Massachusetts Case 7 o of books. Shanghai Defenders Ronie, March 2 (P — Pope ¢ 1 Botor o o s 6 104 the Haritord . A i : St 4 . and ap‘p:\refi! knowledge diSP ayed h i t he t s of ca ndater € 69 6 ; = of tools be two of e e e e e - i FO et oS iananure I Flashed o London 25 ’”“J"“_‘?"“’:h‘1;:‘”‘,“.5 n ad » building commission. . t g douit s . From Pittshurgh ' g FAR OUTIN []EE/W Mxll'on Dallar Rum Cargo Taken 300 Hiles Oif Shore any of N mitted over the At- Building Board Rejects \ugzestlon bv Councal Month's Figures High t ordinan ity of the n\‘;fl nten sermons to concentrat he true conception of a 4 society, and th ithority and socles All fdrms of society, :clared, “should be founded e divine precept guiding the zation of the churc e church was crea d not men f i s ot IS T Tuats s i e i By | e : s P S el Girls’Noses o SO M un's tro ; ¢ London : ruct LO-G ceps that ugly l 3 ical the T D shin en rava over it d quality. Stays skin looks like a peach xions youthful—pre- t ember that s pope in an allocutlon con- jemned certain »r their conception Kagsas Farmer Is Suing Hedium for 87,500 St e | R e e i | Help Reduce Swollen Joints tional Park area, and one, acco Sk r 1 on Edgew p tw e AR 5 , el 2 i panied by a loud rumbling, wa : i taon et . epirit | U to ro Iont enough to shake e i Son Y e Crost g Kensir i transactiors. | ¢ ! : ; i k- Money Back Says Fair | Dlug Dept if One Bottle of 1o el ¢ st “Allenrhu” Doesn’t Make Any Rheumatic Sufferer Rejoice. cnough to be recorded except L selsmcpraphEattlaoLseriatony nama 3 no and Fred I Iming, both $ < at 1 hall. Plans “Sarah,” Re n(nn(m( nts on Way e e | Three hun ; tent the 1 : by several be bringi - — e iy i ip's rudder| ¥ 8 r ) Al A o 1. An cmpyt chair | earnest. The reinfor ave o disabled w 3 Allenrhu has been tried and tested i e ying | Pt m of Mrs. Baldwi : : e : ST : : 5 ) |t c - years and really marvelous re- ; ) : § g : : i : ; 55 | lomeve tho WY ta s “Allenrhu” 4 ] awve heen accomplished oftem it t tion, the cutter Ca- |Chicken Kille d N e s Vb Selinadaat it i Byt e o away with the gnawing p: in the most severe cases where the E 1 t nutes | WO v i g nd lost s g N produce nee Observers bel t 1 n reduce the swollen joi nd agony was intense and ths Caniol ssed b rs| Lvan in ! She R : > 4 fane ting | may not a drive ¢ Allenr n . It starts|piteous and where the sufferer was e L s bu A apprehen e el S i 2 : Hatay o 3 i at on out the almost helpless. ears go allow. hir ) al L R S 5 g TR RC i o : ¢ and in two days| “The blessed rellef this marvelous starts to drive th ntrated im- preparation quickly gives has made : upon a e by e Acting up purities that ause Rheuma- | for it thousands of friends” says It w arte 1 bacl . xincer Carleton railway on either | tism, out of the body through the the Fair Drug Dept. un voted to as [ i Our strect crossings in a|Dr. W qch(el ln Speak worse condition than ever before, \¢ \Ieeunrr of Poles better set some of the 1 -llen & Co * corners at work cleaning them 2-7171 INC 2-7171 they are the cause of considera HARTFORD 1927 Spring Fashions In |attempt to cut the Father Duggan, assistant priest| " . Mary's church is entitled to| highest estcem from all ou citizens for the earnest Christiar ork he has done and is still dot in our midst. We know we speak. In Hartiord has been exce . whi in this cit is simply horrible. Cha gins at home. Let's have o put in a passable condition, one half of the year (t half when they are not). The town of New Britain, vote which passed the hou representatives yesterday 4 4 ! ¢ divided into two voting dis! noon - ¥ o el Sy UOnaIng: have not time today to comment|SUd t oo ap uraly o x upon this change, but shall endeav- | ° 3 J . Rt SIS EEloN (ho L aiblact. aiten r or, ¥ cord Crowd Witnesses G Rerikttor. f ervous break irteen hundred abid 1 Our colored friend “Jim" deceas =d a gentle purp last Monday by a pistol shot, near the corner of Main Footwear city, Step Out In Smart New Colors LARAALLLALLAAANNL A strect and the railroad. The dos| T ] vi a8 not mad, but Jim would have rooi Yfiu % H] sT@‘ been if he had missed his mark. But the bullet did the work and no more called for. We called in a moment recen to see the fine painting that Fred- eric Brockway s doing at his new shop on Myrtle strect. He has finished the ninth on for Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine company, and this alone atte the thorough work done by crie. He has also just finish large peddler's wagon for a Hart- ford party. The champion ‘long distance walk. ist has been discovered in Master “Robby” Brown, a youthful resident of Arch street. He Is nine years old a few days ago started from home at nine o'clock, walked to Hartford, down to the river, about the city, seeing the sights and home again at half past five in the aft noon, distance covered about tweén- ty-four miles, time eight hours and i half. 1f we mistake not the high school quarfette will give some really fine singing at the graduation exerc which are announced to take place at the First Baptist church next Tuesday afternoon. The quartette is composed of Misses Smith and Haslam 'and Messrs. Lee and Rock- well. They are fully justified in keeping up a good practice with a surety of achieving an enviable reputation, That Was Fifty Years Ago 50 ADVERTISEMSNT Pam from Piles! most em! sing! Unth able for acti people. PYRAMID PRYS |0 2800 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall, Mich. lease send me a box plainl; R R s R RLOTCHY SKIN necd not annoy you. Pimples, black heads, ctc., are quickly dispelled by sidelines counter Bristol 11 Br e, Coy before no tol. however, crnoon. William Coughlin was derailed ¢ J. Heffnam . n Manchester 84 207 305 Mahogany Resinol McCormack o, 57 $5 mer Dixi injured. 1t after 1 o'clock this ind Michael Troy conductor of the (wmlnucd from Page Seven) In p in FORGOT R How foolish to r dict. It | from indigestion oft { minutes, istol 18, Y. le; umpire Free BOX Now metat box of St cep it | Soliin every drugstor v at | F. A, Stuart Co.. 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