New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927. | y = deed, such as tell the truth, do a ot battles fought they musta been| Paul E. Fenton, Thomaston, u.fpon. Window chains, etc. | good turn, o rescue anybody in dis- [a love-sick bunch. The fair dam-|signor to Scovill Mfg. Co., Water-| The Bristol Co., Waterbury. Metal though it was liable to sel would vamp a guy, get tired of | bury. Pin-stud fastener. |lic fasteners for belts, Dutch. The knights rode (him in less time than it takes to| George G. Golng, Middlctown, as-| The Crotut & Knapp Co., nags which was full of |lose a nicke. bet, and then give him | gignor 1o Remington-Nolscless Type- | Norwalk. Hats. and pranced proudly, mostly [the gate, but not before she tossed | writer Corp, N. Y. SRy | 5 | writer Corp., N. Y., N. Y. Typewrit-| Abram 8. Some |ing machine. Cigars to Send Phot b they had soft jobs, andlout the overworked § O S Send PHOto- 1 ' gian't hafta do any ploughing, or|knight would hear her exercise both okio. !hanl coal and grocery wagons. s e R e | Forrester L. Hammer, " M. ""“;“*Y &C,N.Y N Y || On page 64 they was a picture of |a leg in his hurry ainer. assignor to J. M. Delaney Co., Inc ght in uniform. He was all bonerack and be off at a wild s R. Heim, Danbury, assign- | Meriden. Leather goods. 5 essad up! like 'a deep aea diver|lop so's she woulda't’ be or, by mesne assignments, to Cincin- | Scovill Mfg. Co., Waterbury. Ba! 10 place to go but down. In|ing on the street corner. iti Grinders Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio. | socks, flush valves, tank fittinga. mitt he carried a lance as| If he knocked the other | (3 patents) Grinding. | Prints Registered dle of a window colder than a frozen herring rnest N. Humphrey, New Brit- The Bridgeport Chain Co., Bridge which he used to|considered some battler and the im-' #!0. assignor fo United Royalties | port. Readi-Set Window Chain. For her bozo at a dis- | portant berries by said damsel, for|C0rp., N. Y. :\\1ndow Chains. They was also a college pen- |a time at least. Instead of present- | f2tor blades Trade-Mark Applicants Nicholas C. Kenney, Chendy Brothers, South Manches- assignor to Chase Companic ter. Pile fabrics in the plece, ched to it. A short sword |ing her with a hox of chocolates or hooked at his belt for scrap. |a free pass to the movies he'd hand | Implement for smoothing hent tub- [ The Union Spuclality Co., Bridge ine. I port. Garters. close quarters, being a handy her a pair of hinges or something for tickling an opponent's his vietim's armor, Alfred G. Kintz, Wallineford, as- signor to International Silver Co., Severe Head Colds ; and Sinus Trouble initials tn them. of the knights owne arm he carried a but nobdy scemed to Meriden nts) Mirror frame or similar MOST ANNOYING OF ALL AILMENTS hich looked like the bottom dish pan, or maybhe Harry ¥ or to The Any stufly nose from a cold that does rot lear "E in a few days produces Sinus trouble. g ‘ _— tress, even Boutt Cronk, Waterbury Peace Time Joy Riding is Giving French Surgical Face | | Fixers Plenty of Work to Do. German Government Radio Station Plans ) i Y 4 Branford. | ! graphs From Berlin as Far as ranfor to harness his : | Lew Pt wait- | Parls, Nov. 5. UP—Peacetime joy- | Daronville af the southern edge of (®—Photographs riding is furnishing almost as many the Lorrain 1 field. They give oy . ndenburg or patients for surgical face fixers as f \d deep luyer nan will soon ' the festival plays at B the World War did, acc to of petroleum which is it largest foreign cont doctors at the Val-de-Gra {ospi- | to exploit industrially at ered only tal, who are trying to make motor- - hotels were ing scarless. Algerians Urged ver befe A constant stream of automobile T0 Stay At Home bout aceident victims with shattered or home fires burnig distigured faces is attended by Dr. And teaching the Algerians to woj Moreatin and his assistants. expert 470Und them is being developed af Asia to far-off )8 or ca face surgeons, who after the war 2 kettled policy by the French colo- s telephony wi Americans on his thought there would be ltt1e further 7ial authorities nt will e a t = = ced for thelr talents. In many cases ! the problems presented by motor acel. e nded to e m Closes lents are more complicated than p at h 1 b thousanda of Al ! e « him T hist ar wounds, but experience result- | K°rians who have i« & from the tremendous increase in they crashes during the past years Las made it posble to fix n.arly any kind of marred face. loot b o was | other prom G proposed he sent by radio fre once. the to Tokio, Japan g ernment radio station at Na 00 1o recefve a : ler with s photographs can be tr st instantly across n thar vay The new sho Cologne the most mor German. Mur also aw ving at alme capon ind left hists Shocked large Ford known | ssign- New ting machine, Lorenz, West H to Hartford-Ey Glass-glowing THE rt- ipire ma- material and moral living often in 1 i H r foothall Talion ind more ipiol vhen vory all q fender, only it w nde ! Some Sinuses are large cavities in the nose, r 4 r material. Insteat fair ones needed so en dritting to iy ough he & asking ot ¢ by on the top of his beezer 1z, especially when they Now Haven others are emall (like honey<omb), and when Iovy Traelle 457 4 cold gets inta them it causes pain. or presaurs ders Iron Co. worked under Afunich i i Tiessen T B le | he wore a helmet, gimilar to those ny petting parties, nor drug. disad lio st layers nse, excepting cowhoys h second-hand isarable 1 with ironwork, so's flivvers which has the habit of stall N theeve balls, over ees, in temples, and b of head, fullness in ear, and mucus drop- pivg in throat. Thik leads t a tikling cough, es and heing exploits apy lance need a g when outside the city limits, 11 corrupted by had leaders, P Aves havo Dre gt was a ts was turned off and so I put ¢ throat, head noises, and catarrhal deatners, due to improper drainage. To clear this up The weaving of rugs, Effickive At res s book down and beats it and cloth and the mmunicate with To vaporize CAMPHOROLE, and inbale sccording 1o directions of pottery i« taking on nc avelength nor. ((If these suits | brary 1 The slogar of “a loom and rangement is one-sided, i 3 atching, it'd hafta i g is still dolng their Japanese station s e Joorn \ o-time | d y ksmith, with bolts 88 dircetly wit How these boys ever | tful, CAMPHOROLE opens up the nose, and gets into the Sinuses, killing the germs that multi- 'y by millions in those stufly cavities, reduces influmed swollen mucus membranes, and arc = ard their eparkplugs | DALE to N Long Rest For Play 1 of a step-ladder or % = tford. Multiple gives good drainage for the discharge. This is what every specialist tres to obtain in order te Improves Popularity x derrick is one of this com- Li_q of Pa(ems Issued hn . St orld’s wonders. I don't know A ederick W : smoked o To Connecticut People e Y nights n had plenty (I compiled weckly from t PHOROLE. Keep & jar handy and uoe at the cgeasingly bad weather is due to matches, not Cfficial Gazette hy the 15t aign of a cold. destruction of forests says Hd 3e b e £ 1 king places for Harold G. Manning, & ouard Branly, France's grand old | succe prot i ached tha s =gl ning Bros. Shoe § . Al N of wirelesa, these street, Britain.) ’ N F and “If there William L. Bean, West ha says, Locomotive smoke-box &tructure. Jong wave-length ratus B head- France Homoring nt it Heroes Of Sport France's sports’ herors siven unu honors by tion's government. Robert Benolst, world's champion motor car Qpiver thls year, 1§ {0 re- ceive the Cross of the Legiqp of Honor in recognition of his victories in four internatio Grand-Prix races. Builders of the winning ma- chines will be similarly honored. The victorious Davis Cup team being recefved recentiy at the see Palace by President Doumergis, were treated in a fashion hi B almost unthinkable for a mere| “spor! bl 15 hody was also cov- onna visit the 1 tehway ¢ tound ‘hristian roof 1 senders, bu see this Palle Clinton. lenberg. heing their na- as- stul 2 to Re- mot ted into action. > products of the descrt heing markete the Yours most respec ANDY t Hartford mpire feeder. Haven, G Torrington. wirel Says Lack Of Trees s Bad Weather Tees are lightningrods and the tsin Abiiaten Trade-Marks R stered o Aeolian Co., Meriden, and N. Ae % anos automatic some malden's jndging from the amount are no longer seasons,” | leforestration is the prin- cipal, It indeed alas, not the sole ‘Trees on the heights, with their h pointed tips toward heaven and | toire few ma t - ermine as eir roots deep in the damp ground, y siled unti are nothing less than so many light , there cen 1 m nnounced the ning-rods, constantly discharging 1o the earth the atmospheric elec- city and therehy nting its accumulation in the 1ulation that would c: ms. In wooded districts there calm but now that the woods arn being cut down there are con tant hard storms.” The need for protecting trecs fs well recognized and the government next year proposes to epend kom money in that direction but mean- time owners of forests say h M. Poincaire’s hapdwriting, ac- | taxs oblige them to cut wood to gt cording to experts, shows his re- |income. markable moral and intellectual ! Gz sifts. There are signa of great re- | Fewer French Babies apect for others’ opinions, sensitivity, | But Lower Dcath-Rato opinfonativeness, courage, audacity, | Births ara fewer and s scorn of obstacles, and rather brutal | less frequent but France «till on frankness. ! the right side of the population ree- | [ord becaues there §s a much lower ) death rate and divorces are not so o5 are popular, as last year. has taken Oil in apparently paying quantl- | Figures for the second quarter of | which it bases this conclusion. ties has beem struck in the Moselle | the yes > the country an fn.| In a certain hotel at Rothenb Department, rich in deposits of coal, | crease of prople, almost dou- in Bav meeen of 1o t salt and varlous mineralm Borings ble the same period last vear. 2 have been made 8o far over an area | In all of France, there were only | of five rquare miles near Landrof(- ' 4,33 rees in three months, Bridgeport Chain Co., Bridge- Poincare Sizes Up Men By Handwriting One of Premier Poincarc's wea- pons in the international political arena is the ability to detect weak- nesses and strengths of the states- men with whom he deals by read- ing their handwriting. A confirmed “graphologist” with 2 profound knowledge of the tech- nlque of handwriting reading galned by long study, the forraer Presfdent of the Republic belleves his talent in this direction has been of great value in his career, Writing recently | to a prominent student of grapholo- g7, he expresged the belief that tho sclence really makes possible char- acter interpretation. PARDON US, BUT—MAY WE TELL YOU SOMETHING ABOUT OUR NEW 7.STORY BUILDING? Life May Be Taken ¢d to bring I Moment Of Peril last Wh order to €ave one's own life rman Supreme n k on it is not murder, ihe G gain. zed months ago, mored he would bri t has | of ined for Heinz Hilpert, i ight hand 1 he glory of stag mer, production. The two bat 1 waves, but soon Court e An 1 an won cher | mier- riding in a| Tourists In Germany task was a he Headed By Americans Americans easily head: list | of forcign fourists visiting Germany this summer, according to estim pared by the semi-offi ¢l Burcau. While not available, numMErous sir matiers wor Please Don’t Peek! The hum of the floor finishing machine, the scrape of the marble layer’s trowel, the tap of the carpenter’s hammer draw a con- stant line of visitors to the front entrance of our new building nowadays. in order to defig . He wa owned. The girl ted on Paying Oil Struck i In Moseils Region hen of n excellent state of pre walls and | the guestst his 90 per London Thinks Hyde Park May Become Airdrome With Planes Scattering ‘Spooning” Lovers. a short time each d: s quite a novelty to bri Began Printing Programs : ‘ magination ctter of i London, Nov. 5. (A—Hyda Park izing the very i in ten years or 50 may become aygdon socicly, has imported twelve aerodrome, says Viscount Castierosse’JExclusive hrands of perfumes from | in the “Sunday Fxp. N and reserved them for pet ! “Weé may be driven to it,” sa the viscount, pointing to the that other citics, Berlin In particu- lar, which is within a few minutes of the city’s center, have better air conveniences than London. Tempel- | hoferfeld, Berlin's aerodrome originally intended as the Kai zreat parade ground and s minutes from Unter den 1| hile Crowdon, London's air port, is €9 miles out. “Hyde as & : park mi conter t variant couples 5o constantly offend 1d particy © prosperity of the tourlst traffic.” The air port of Pari an hour or 5o by fas from ¢I Gazing in, they see the spacious main bank- ing floor taking final form—with its cage- less counters, low-railed officers’ quarters, and marble-and-bronze fixtures. mad Kind was Thursday night part of perfume on | Was broadeast direct from the ¢ ing him out for | 0f @ Chicago theater, fhrg in liyde Park. chain of radio stations that extend.d i % almost across the continent. 1 > S the | ont 700 stations were putti e dpaharance Of| programa on the air. many of ther ¥ ined Lo prepare | Peing by well known stars of t T used to pre for her Pekinesa in costs about t 1o drop a spot of iog's coat b © shillings a day listeners, o Lis excrei was in Not arrodrome r of o h mora 2 direet Radio ing ordinary, but let us hark 422, when radio pro sufficient days the Wre Wiz long ago a blow-by-blow Along the ceiling the chandeliers are about to be hung, and in the rear one catches a tantalizing glimpse of an old-world balcony from which the telephone operator will com- mand a complete view of the entire floor. world's champions from a stadium fans ept Tailor Has No Hope For Paymeat In Life 3 ct to get pald client’s exceutors. o o the s e except by Thiee o those They haye long since realized that ' me of the upper layers of Lon- . pittshurgh, and WJZ, N don's mocicty believa 1t to be “quite rac Tolarica & hotel district. e thing 1o 4 off one's tailor pro s O 5 gardiess of their personal afflu- the Herald Ta Belle Sauvage nee 1 have s of thesn st Up For Public Sale There is an La Belle Sauvage, wicre he hest Lon were performed in re al to Germany, B tme and where a of better working conditians to an end, is up for #till many fat Englishmen This grand old next door to Savile Ko dating b 26 o Germany for their suite 1T, has had o checkered en Gerran tailors, 0 they say, ara the Written ¢ lors in the world who can comer age's Inn exlste fit. fat men he benefit @f those w 1t was deser Bit -~ Herald will ags.” Soclety Women Type In the geventeen Out Own Invitations sign ghowed the new ing a bow an circles, oid d did not &t there ntir aturday rst print r at mic wit} now of oductio ior rs, who, it ame, goin It’s always interesting to see things biilt, to watch a beautiful structure take form. ronisles on However, we’d a lot rather you wouldn’t peek in now—but wait till everything is all finished and ready for our Housewarming i o and 12th Birthday Celebration. oA in several b " Prog r Ly sther 't | 3 ‘ the demand | quartet P e ' c the i library . N I ble and Fortune Tn Diamonds tapiano | T . -0 It was al Left Without Guard 1 hy the Nove L o in HNGHT'S 10DGE Book at Library Tells About Ancient Gladiators oman ¥ nd in Qu standing by time plays were performed i yard. At La Belle Sauvage fenecing school. There owman, exhibited Lis ned horse Marocco, reputed to cend of Bt. Paul's. Banks took silver shod horse to Rome and there hoth he and his horse burned for tcheraft. In Queen Mary's reign, La Bauvage saw the climax of a revolu- tion. Sir Thomas Wyitt Lad led hig Jsaed note-p: color of the ty ’)’ “It won’t be long now olden days but had a kin in- cut : ong ¥ i e . They 1 guy named King lie o L at o 3 A ir ey oreman over a followers to 1, nly to £ S el DI & e R oL Belle Bauvage. In the morning when ought to begin ac dis- covered that his 300 followrre T dwindled to 74, In the days befora ti the railroad coach Belle Sauvage for Bath and Bristol tnn i 1873, and the 1 occupled by K lon 1l 8 & house. Belle T med | built it that | conld make | ving | Unit the night arpenter tion walters t come to se This Jtou 1vent of lar with t had to pay Build And Help Build Open Saturday Evenings 7 40 9 ORTAINS Were © of radio mu ord Hill impassible 1o s i “ vithou they asked to be on the nment committee and sl ces on 15 and hand-painted lamyp ship beyond a doub Exclusive Perfumes The longest suspension bridg: it program For Dogs Of Mayfair A smart Mayfair perfumicr, cap iha world Is the Camden-Phi < bridge, 1,7 tion. There we 0 feet bt the stations e plent 0 b a knigh &, standing yon had to do some in good brave '