New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1927, Page 17

®FW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1927, a 1 vid mecus- | this city since July 30, today had Li llife president. Sir John Ferguson| Sir Jol 1 Sav Conviet-Minis of conduct oming a minister mailing an obscene aft 5[][] w‘[][]ws ARE Lipton, Tea Man, to LS et el oha anl Jeputy M LY ..(}-]om:“fl“m(li ‘Ffl K2 s e ey Hhancbavalaysl Sl s of ¢4 seven. The total number | Be Honorary President | ‘It was announced e- | Dairy wo b As BUICRAc SIOUENLE Onf Methedist S ito papal eantec oper relations with & woman | ot L SR e 4o, | London, Sept. 9 (P—Sir Thomas ment has been reached b rr k R SN o e e e Uy e Opening of all schools has hees | Lipton has resigned the chairm Ltd., and the Meadow Dairy deputs < i e, of Cle ~ No punishn i = — g of all sch < be l |ship of his English tea business of |Company. whereby the \ 5 ) Gregg as the | DELAY SCHOOL OPENING o weeks. Theaters Thomas J. Lipton, Ltd., and will [concern will be interested in the READ WERALD CLASSIPIED ADS Lok BAGMX } !‘V varil) ,\ a Sept. 9 (P vmy‘\‘?‘\\c been t hereafter hold the tifle of honorary |management of Lipton. FOR YOUR WANTS is, was < tron ; s ) Siamese King Also Leaves Brown Derby e e Bangkok, Siam, Sept. 9 (A —King | <isowath of Cambodia has died, leav- | & behind him the most expensive owled hat in the world. Cambodia s a French protectorate which once 13 a corner of & King Sisowat rother a bro iued at $100,000, because of a uge knob of diamonds which adorn- 1it top. and he wore it on many ate occasi . According to royal custom the hat onld have been burned upon the of its first owner, but one of s numerous widows appealed to! ing Sisowath to save it from ex-| netion because she admired it so. | Gallant, the new king gratified her | sh. More than 500 widows survive the onarch-——more than mourned the ith of King Selomon. 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