New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 28

SETS SLAVES FREE Sierra Leone Colony to Give Up Its Traffic quarter million sl ish Protectorate o of Africa next New Year I cause of o n s or Lad, hailed last remn. der the Britien f Great astonis t was in the E ago when made that children we Sterra Leone. by Sir John Si Liberal party x making 2 tou n Br rica. The revelation of * tlons was fc vopular cla tion. Boon oftica went inty actior ialative council of tha € eolony passed an will liberate 1 Lady Simon's p ment became congratulated moanitarian activities turned aside their prais “I am not the pe: the credit s dus" he my wife.”" Tt was Lady Simo foststed, who was ¢ s about lahor conditions to ga the facts for the public cxpose dlavery, which brought on islative action. Previous enactment in the colo my had provided th ber of slaves in Sierra Leone not be Increased by purchase or by birth. Children born to present elaves should be freemen. Siaves were given the right also to pur- aligay thelr liberty. By these means duvery should eventually disap- Yady Simon. inquisitively discovered what the public had not thought of. More than two Nundred thousand of the elaves had means to buy their liberty and epuld be loosed from their econom- f¢ chains only by death! It was this discovery that aroused Ther found sympathy and resulted in gecent act of emancipation. Goolidge Approves Vermont Flood Relief ‘Washington, Nov. 11 (UP)-—Col- onel Joseph Fairbanks, president of the Vermont assoclation of the Dis- | triet of Columbla, and Senator Dale of Vermont today received President Coolldge's approval for a plan to raise funds in Washington for the | relief of flood sufferers in the presi- dent’s home state. The amount to be raised has not been definitely sct. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | FOR YOUR WANTS 7mnflzelpzf” [But she could!] The woman who atill gives in to 1 periods has not heard of dol. Non-narcotic. No effect on the menstrual process. But it stops the pain. Acts directly on the or- gans affected by menstruation, and takres effect in five to seven minutes. Furthermors, the woman who anti ates her time and takas o tiny taplet of Midol beforehand will ex- perdence no pain at all. Pry to realize what Midol means! ¥y to delleve that it does really end all suffering, even discomfort, mo mafter bow hard a time vou've al whys had! Obtainable at @r}b&m a trim alumium , WhySuffer andComplain WHYN UNOLE WILLIAM'S MIRACLE TONIC W, VE YOU What Trcle W s done for Pa Wpom T T wna e s Learn to Make Your Xmas Gifts Tnstruction given i painfing wax modeling. Pne line of artist malerinis, ba kets, parchment shades and Importod gogds for snle. Ubsons mornings, afterncons und e s or tndividunl #struction nt & moderute fee The Handicraft Studio #0 WPST MAIN STREET M 14 NOMANS CURIOSITY kept thue gr nmoration ot ARMISTICE DAY = m the Apor rvices, Canadi vious occs houses which form both this country flag were bare | United States. At Ottawa th ers of it with ve hrict fights of the W 11 o'clock cd by pol wielded batons vig to a s o v o e £ Havc Your Skoes Dyed with howed heud stond wit PR the soldiers, who left her shores and rptucned, Meiac allzedead | BandSiEiny o) Brustls | J"”k h! e o s ands Play i 58 &4 arro ) B thE Al ETE | e M it IRk o When the Stoe Rebuilding Jany of 200 of the *old contempti 445 WEST MAIN ST, Armistice darke the of what had gone before. » note of the bugle on was a happy zen nations and more | for their own hoys, | Parades and Meetings : In every large city of the state armistice day erved today | with parades and ecivic mectings and | in the small t €, the residents planned memorial programs at the town halls. The real cclebration of day however in small towns and big cities alike was in the cemeteries for pse whose hoys lived through the | conflict only to die of their injuries | or ahock in their native land. Many | a grave in T which will nev be seen by those most interested visited today in spirit and the pray- ers of Connecticut’s thousands went up for the occupants of those shal- i low trenches in a foreign land. was o rmistice New Haven Marks Day New Haven, Nov. 11—Shortly be- fore 10 o'clock today, the Armistice | Day parade with more than persons in line, swung away from Congress square. The line of march | | was packed dense on both sides, with spectators and the crowd was cpeclally thick near the reviewing nd at city hall. In the line were members of the field artillery detachment of Yale university, policemen in dress .m’nrm 102nd infant 11S8th me regiment, first squadron ca alry of the C. N. G ited States War Veterans' association, Veterans | of Forcign Wars, Yankee Division Veterans' assoc British Great | War Veterans, Wo Oversea Sery 12, New Haven cha bled American Ve ate Guard and many | ons sf organi school students numbering 500 ik ) in the parade A short ceremony at the honor roll on the Central Green followed the parads King Teads in Homage T.ondon, No 11 (P —CGreat Brit- S>HILLI P cLOTulNG’ C@.INC, Men's Topcoats O Ladies’ Fur Coats Men's 0'Coats P | Ladies’ Cloth Coats Men's Suits Men's Hat (Fur Trimmed) en’s Hats e E Ladies’ Dresses Men's Caps . Boys' O'Coats N Misses’ Coats Boys’ Suits Girls’ Coats % AND BE SATISFIED 76 CHURCH ST. NEW BRITA'. , CONN. heir thoughts directed to the remony in the me the vietory tower was n cematery, f vors of the British rcgn.‘ who served and gave their lives in |nated by the owners. Messrs. Perl- | Noble, s G. Ohman, ». | Frankiin square grasp of the t one hour bhefore sed on four | and the fte orial | the nn- Wish- We also were discussed at ) s that helped to! the Canadian arm ein and Toretsky. John L. Sulll-|Riordan, A. J. Sloper, George B.|a meeting of the board of dircctors A1 o st Tush of the German| it e has offered the use of his or- | Spear, Arthur W, Upson and Marcus | last evening, but nothing was de- nd the 1 beginning of the |chestra of 10 pieces also free of | White. The first mecting of or-! cided on. Probably within & few lS e iR Fa"* Into Open Ditch; . |charge. James J. Daley, assistant | ganization held in the city hall.| months a defiaite report will be i c 4y in honor of Armistice | sks City to Pay Bill |treasurer of the Commpereial Trust made by the board to the socicty — ’ ) childs v Lo A e B. Ashley, Jr. of 58 Gar- |Co.. is treasurer of the fund. P.&F. (onhm }oncmcn I = F cmpire stood 1 Jught their first en-|den street, through Attorney Donald of the New Britain N a tug of war between a giant « Page) bowed fOr AW0 i oument in 1914 affney, has served notice on City chapter of the Red Cross stated to- Hear Manager Speak woruz? natiery Tocomotive and or» $ AnksgIVINE 1OF * fpe one minute silence customary | Clerk A. L. Thompson that he will |day that they were notifie@’ that] P- & JF. Corbin Forgmen's clubof the steam varicty at Chicago, the 1 in sorrowful 1 o'clock this morning was ob.. |hold the city liable for the dangef |(his will not he in connection with | 1€ld a meeting iu the dijihy rooms on | former. won easily despite the f r s v y(ut y mental delega. |ous condition in the highway near the Ited Cross drive and that the earl street last evening. This was that it was 17.000 pounds light 0 < olors limed |& Store at 926 Corbin avenue. con- money will go direct to Hartford. |!bC first of the seasor than the steamw engine. o I © Unknown Sisting of an open di without | el “““"}‘ are held during the winter ’ s Sy proper lanterns and g rail, a8 yre - : jmonths. e : s when b : e clebration was held dn T of whien the elaimane sur- | Visiting Nurse Assn. | A supper was cnioyed after which s \ o . fall on' Oct. 19 about 7:30 | . B. Parsons. general monazer o ) T 4 i i i LORE Wil eveni Ho ia still donfined i }\l?l‘l:]‘ge\“i’rzquear'sm‘:\“g: the concern, gave a short talk. A R<'eep Your ! 4 to his home hecause of the injuri 16:Visl se associati | cocial hour followed. - ; i ] L whieh include a broken bone in the founded 22 years ago vesterday. Tt} Skin Ycung city was B B i s 215 tast |'wan fivst sltuated at =12 Main ateet|| VADIES' AGXILIARY TEA T nishes and dissol ; diffusen. s S Tl . and four feet deep, according and at the present time is located " The Ladles® Auxsiliary of the B Iods auss be , AL ) 3] v to the notice, which was served by on r strect. The organization Birith of this city will hold a tea : ‘ i & i = Constable Irancis Clynes. Jias a big field to cover ‘and fs in!the Burritt hotel next Tuesday ov « yeel uff, v i 3 o o Canada constant demand all over the clty. ning. November 15, at § o'clock 1 tay | rest of the Flood Victims to Gain A -nmlw-rvn'( prominent m:vl- 58| guest o"\Y‘mmr will be Mrs. Fricd 1 remembering Armistics 4 men w instrumental in establi man of New Haven, chairman o the Dominion Eront Benefit Dance |1 e asesiion: fons ool i hens una ot sel : monies of praise ana| A dance will be held in the new ization were: . H. Al- address and there will he several \ o 1 out, some arena cvening by William . Beers, George F. important matters to be discusscd. ‘ o the m . ip of local people for the pur- James E. Cooper. L. Da- —_— tiato tead, and others in ¢+ of miding flood vietims in on, Noal §. Davis, B. 1. Gaffney. DISCUSS K. OF C. HOME SALE 1 to Phoes Hartford M. Halloran. George M. Several plans for the disposal of cor s a vy interrupted | The use of the hall has hecn do- |1 . F. Neuman, H. C. the Knights of Columbus home on i there, A cor 1 oclock and for| ors R i Hicadiine - N ————— ————— = e e — - services In Churche A trit cmbran to na- | \ s o served I % o - Theis i war dead and to those I e ) till carry with them the marks s 3 i . lay saw Car of H 0! De. Val ol ing the Belgian | Albert Steiaet, lne. Hartford In the Downstairs Shop To-morrow! Sizes 16 to 20 RICHLY — =55 FURRED COATS $4475 UPERIOR quality coats:. . . in tailoring, fabrics and rich fashionable furs . luxurious shawl collars, crush collars, deep cuffs and bandings of pointed or black Man- churian wolf, French beaver and Australian opossum . . . in the smooth-finished fabries that lead the mode . . . see them to-morrow! American Venice Broadcloth Newzelia Suede Finished Cloths - In Black, Tan Shades, Blue, Green ILK FROCKS 2 for *15 $8.75 for One I MATERIALS Scores of up-to-the-minute styles . .. for sports, for business wear, for more Satins formal afternoon occasions . . . you'l ey . surely find just what you want . .. Ci epr S(ltln and get two dresses for little more than Velvet you would ordinarily pay for one dress Flent Crepe of this type . . . sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to oy 44 . .. in black and afull range of Silk-and fashionable shades. Velvet . STEIGER’'S—DOWNSTAIRS SHOP [\