New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1927, Page 14

el b A8, e VRTINS 3 stesiso g —— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927. . |spue the fact the pool has been’ {for, & dozen additional courts are‘ ‘(rui;‘v\hkctl; i: t\jansported according | - ; i i v v a | to the methods in vogue. ' g 3 b giving oil for 20 years. | SPAPER to be provided. They are needed | n vog! 3 L £ NAT”RE TAKlNfi The average daily output of the Ito take care of the erowds early in Although it is cxpected that the LINGERIE ——— 20% DISCOUNT | new method will revolutionize the refinery is about 250 gallons of the morning before the work day i ) I: EX ESS sasoline, a like amount of kerosene, | [iIRlS w ANT TIT[E begins and late in the afternoon af- Hflu] ”P [iR[]W’".I transporting f tresh frut over great | R tergovaramn; dapsiiments dloss ent, it is considered merely in the | around 150 gallons of lubricating - light of an experiment which needs ° of 9 V| i I ”1.,, SR S e, B {Women’s Club Bans h s SOI T n to be continued for some time be- | i e - : i H - cs of practical value Laiton, Oklaboma, Refinery, Is o “ront ™ over i wio viniea ATe Insisting They Be Known as, Pacifist Applicants This S6ems (0 Solve Transporta- rore 1« vecomes ot praci ensa 1{0)¢) : it on a'day when a run of crude | . Chicago, June 10—Radicalism and . | o Pecuiar One ol with a high sulphur content Joarnalists | pacifiom: must be. speciieally dis tion Problem and an offensive aroma was being |avowed hereafter by women twho put through the stills. | seek to join the Government club, & 2 ‘Lawton, Okla., June 10 P—-Over- \Wert thinks he will be'able to| Tokyo, June 10 (M — Japanese Chicago organization formed to London, June 10 (UP) sing”’ In'a_tant Rehef head—slgniticant’ of close figuring fetire in five more vears and in-|ewspaper women in a land where | “promote among women a more fruit to prevent its maturing - too e ¢! 3 S ndcreiay |dulge s prospective hobby of |, & FT BT L T eated, | practical knowledge of the various S0on. is the lat st experiment being a n and apprehension in most industrial ating a mode! farm. He is un. |theIr sox 18 3 | forms of government and to incul- conducted by fruit shippers, in their | § g expILiss0qeRn L iguien_mmoan. i i L are insisting on equal rights With, 10410 true spirit of patriotism chdeaver to have their produce trav- Rashes, Itching, Scald- roof over the Pole Cat Refinery. e men reporters. They bar the use of and respect for law.” 1 thousands of miles without depre- ing, Sunburh, Bed Hon (PRS0 SRt A aial oy Portugal Invites All the phrase “sob sisters” and de-| The club has amended Its mem. “iation. Soresall Skin Soreness oil products manuf| e Tourists Who Gambl mand that they be referred to as pership application to include the ording to a recent report pub- of Infauts, Children few miles east of has :nnh‘r ourists 0 ramble journalists.” phrase, “I do not endorse commun- s by the department of scien- and Adults. operating expenses nor roof, and on, Portugal, June 10 (P— ' "The Miyako, one of Tokyo's large ism, socialism or pacifism.” tific and industrial research here, the the existence of 1ts wo owne is 1o be taken under the |dailies, employs three women re- iy ripening process of fruit is retarded may described in army terms |y the Portuguese gover who do everything from . 3 CR A considerably by replacing the carbon e of 3 in an ¢ c S. “covering” general news to writing ‘“_“'m'"m‘_“ BN SEW.VHTL | dioxide, part of the oxygen in the fons and answers columus.| Princeten, N. J., June 10 (® — '4ir in \hich the produce is stored. ideal by € “irst,” campaign w vage ss Mitsuko MaKabe, besides be. Philip Brasher, a Princeton en- ' Tpjs it appears. amounts to res- countries. he “star” of the staff, has the | €ineer. has perfected a device the breathing activities of I ! 4 reputation of being the best looking | Which he says will break the force . uit, which in turn, delays ma- o plant sup- ' cg n is exploit- | woman journalist i Japan. ThelOf the highest waves that pound : . however, impairing to keep it in . ss hotels 80 [other two staff members are Miss|the Atlantic t. Brasher's break- r the taste, a ance or the all modern cOM- | Maciko Kobayashi and Miss Mat. | Valer consists of a low-pressur £ hich it can suye Suda, both of whom write |SOMPressor which feedy a flex 4 Q3 P fashions, education and home news | Perforated pipe on the occan b conditions. Indeed, although Since 191§ The veteran of the women re. | DlPDlES rising from the pipe break sed” fruit {8 prevented from Standard for all sets porters is Shigeko Takemaka. of |(N® force of the waves. The inventor |breathing normally during its stor- | the Asahi, who has been writing |[CPOTtS that various tests and the s soon as it is brought out for that newspaper for 15 years |COMtinued use of the device to pro- traveling quarters, it resumes Public Assistance, includ- |y oo P returaed | fect a*pier in California have shown 'its normal course of development and s for abled workmen |, - f x o 3 S ble, g i B @ 5 from an assignment to China where |1 10 be infallible. when displayed In the windows of r help to the working i st K ¢ a s! e e )flpihg\:‘r;"‘ Wrote a series of stories on | S————————m—— | (T StOTES. eepn Jupt ualyell. 2n 11 11 to the propaganda |-NiNese women. She is of the| Avoid Imitations \ | S e opinion that the women of China ing banks t profits n revenues will be applied to S o th, ne| WS |are more modern and far better oft | (INYVN ick \ | a bank cus c MEMORIAL TO GRANT |than Japanese women are. \ Tw. ER?GI;LIElkS | take over operation he re- | Vancouver, . June 10 (P — Aerotree e g The , i i .00 finery. Today, s atus, n hero, left msiTenms Crowds Golf | Maited Milk | —_— _— vears, his ruddy cl P ; s in war, but Gen- b - P ling eves attest 1 nt had his plow- | oo AS'MCapl!al Sport! | o . venture has paid ! expe e while he was a sol- ashlnsion —Uncle sam, | For Infants, | WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Everyone knows the “Paige” Hat. We have a 1 i 4 who does quite a bit to keep the| i f A 5 :‘,,“.m:,n?.p‘;fic}: a:nm- s | ratir rant's plowing thousands of government clerks lA'l']"A':::' | ! selection of these hats which never sold for less mechanic's cap, he apologizes to days, eute at .},,\_Mre happy and healthy, has found | i | than $9.95, at this special price. Included are— wisitors for his appearance. frontier fort in 18 a tablet (hat.l as far as outdoor sports go,} “A farmer neighbor shaves me aced at a spot where €NNis is overshadowed only by | 5 = every Sunday he's h se cultivated a plot of ground to |8olf in popularity. | | SILKS, SATINS, ' LARGE Wert explained. “Just now rais oss to augment the offi- This is the observation of those | | i T - 5ail for bootlegging, so I missed cers' mess /in charge of public parks, in which m | l s w MILANS AND FELTS my shave last Sunday.’ * | The plaque was donated by the there are 69 public tennis courts. | em Or em e e The refinery consumes the pro- cadets of Hill Military academy. |A small fee Is charged for the use The delicious food-drink that See Our Window Display duction of 17 oil wells in a shal- Portland, Ore. It was designed by Of most of them, but the Income 1s| children like, which also gives 7 . low pool east of Lawton. While a Portland girl, Miss Doris Wild- |insufficient to pay for construction le and l th th e e |and- sk, 30 Cacl am aoneig. | them the valusble muscle and ower on price than others | | . modest in comparison with its senA] — |ly digs down into his pocket to ne- ,rmm‘ f anon a op sational gushing neighbors in other| Bright velvet flat purses in envel- ‘make up any deficit. | the grain and whole milk. > sections of Oklahoma, Wert eays ope le are fashioned to accom-| Although Washington tennis de-| Instantly prepared in wateror | , 5 Callahan-Lagosh | production has not decreased de- | pany evening attire. |votes think they are well cared | milk 8 Takeapackage home. ‘ ompare. o M e ol . & SARSE N o O ; — ] RAIN KING SPRINKLERS KERCHIEFS — HOSIFRY — BAGS — SCARFS | Sold Elsewhere at $3.50 We have always sold and advertised them at $3-00 (Just one of the thousand items Kolodney i = i S SATURDAY SPECIALS AT READY! SPALDING SWIMMING SUITS! ' : H E N E w : B RITAI N e BE IR MARKET CO. 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ST ’ LARGE RIPE Pineapples GRAPEFRUIT , LEMONS 29c¢ dozen I 2 for 25¢ HARDWARE COMPANY 3 tor 25 Red Ripe Tomatoes .... 1b 19¢c Long Green Cukes .. 2 for 15¢ | (] . . Native Head Lettuce .. ea. 10c n 0 t a C O u l me",g with Reason I s Native Spinach ..... peck 19¢ Carrots . bunch 10¢ Sweet Green Peas .. 2 qts. 25¢ VIZE?N G Kiln-Dried Sweet .... 3 Ibs 25c | Native Radishes .. 3 behs. 10¢ s i éT. MONUM.E)\'T Fresh stock of Peaches, Green Beans, Asparagus, Wax Beans, Celery Hearts, Sweet Peppers, Cantaloupes and Native Strawberries just arrived, L Product of P. LORILLARD CO., Est. 1760