New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1927, Page 11

e S S s L AROL REPORTED IN GOOD GRACES Rumanian Heir About to Meet| Folks Again Bucharest, March 14 (UP)-——| ormer Crown Prince Carol of Rot mania and his mother, Queen Marie, have agrecd upon a plan for recon- liation between Carol and the Rou- anian royal family, according to in- ormation obtained today from high political source. ] was expected to mect dinand en Marie and pis wife, Princess Helen, in Italy his spring. King Alc of nd Queen M ¢ Carol, wer ntermediarics pnciliation Jugo Sl who is th Maric of | Pugo Slavia has inherited some of | er famous mc air for diplo- hacy and she t00d to ® been foremost in the efforts to y in the royal family. Alexander and his queen, it nderstood, would accomp: nd Queen Mari Princess I y, departing March 20. It was ex- ted Carol would meet th, ty in the reconciliation CHILDREN GET ALL diiter- | en Carol and his family | has accepted g that the| dispute also | i « is consid- | rable pro-( . hagest. | Announcement that King Ferdi- | and would visit Italy this spring| as made last week in Rome, where | t was said that the Roumanian | king would go o Sicil er a \wu’ ith King Victor in Rome. jour- cy was to t dertaken, the Rome t said, for his heaith. Ferdi- and suiiers from intestinal cancer | nd at times this year his condition | has been suci s 10 rouse Erave ars for lis life. Queen Maric was | ummoned back from her American | our because of sudden serious de- | elopments in the king's condition. | Carol has been in Paris for almost in Novem- funeral of | ueen Mother Alexander of England | nd was next heard of in Milan, When You Catch Cold Rub On Musterole Musterole is casy to apply and orks right away, It may prevent cold from turning into “flu” or neumonia. It does all the good ork of grandmother's mustard | laster. Mustergle is a clean, white oint- ent, made of oil of mustard and ther home simples. It fs recom- pended by many doctors and Try Musterols for sore . ¢cold on the chest, fsm, lumbago, ronchitis, estion, pains and ache nd joints, sprains, sore ruises, chilblains, frosted o1ds of all sort To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babics and small _children. Ask for Children’s Musterole, con- of the back | muscles, | | | | Better than a mustard plaster Without Salves or Cutting Thousands who have piles don't now that quick and permanent re- of can be accomplished with in- rnal medicine. Cutting or any mount of treatment with ointments | nd suppositories will not remove | Bad circulation causes piles. There stagnation of blood circulation in lower bowel and a weakening of e parts. Dr. J. S Leonhardt pund the remedy and called his rescription HEM-ROID. Dr. Leon- ardt tried it in many, many cases| fith a marvelous record of success, | h a wonderfal record that HEM- OIOD {s now sold by drugglsts verywhere munder a rigid money- Don’t waste any more time with utside applications. Get a package ¢ HEM-ROID from Fair Dept. tore, Inc.. toc It has given " | Representative {some hope for action in M Italy, where he was living Mme. Magda Lupescu. Carol Mme. Lupescn soon and sir 1 have lived in Meuilly, | s urb. Shortly be- fore Christmas it was reported that | Carol had gone to the Riviera and | subsequent reports had him en route | to Bucharest and other capitals, but | United Press investigation reve that Carol had not left Paris nor| although he < done so. Buel B. place has the of cifort as his book, sette Family in Connections in Great ain off the press. in the volu pounds. 1o work history of New Ba, 2 family of Judge Ozas I occupied a of South Main OFGERRY'S ESTATE (Continued From First Page) New York, March Nims, of the rdi, 14 (A—Ta 2 law firm of Nims which filed ths will o Newpore today afternoon that he - ated the value of the property ssed by Commodore Gerry at the time of his death and dircetly affected by the will at about §s,- People in town. He 000,000, {Who called the first is of this estimate, Mr, [0f New Britain by not be made now | legislature, when New . T set off from Berlin in of the estate which ir book runs into the L of stock in the Ge whic which while 1i s erty, controls the title to rest in WOMAN ASSAULTS MAN had the honor of hav ed ihe first blacksmith south end of the of Christian Lane, mily, also has th Fracas At Greenwich Railroad Sta- tion Has FEcho In Police Court This Morning, Greenwich, Conn., March 14 (P-— Stephen J. Ward, 70, c rom New York city a 150 Lo work for Mrs. Len rsser, who “takes in washing 1 keeps room- e He st back for N York early toda been “‘worked t¢ side tracked to the Mrs. Hu to leave with a suit case were some collars and shirts she helieved to be her property. While she was investigating In the house, Ward disappeared. 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