New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1927, Page 16

16 MUGH IN AWERICA -~ More Per Man Here Than in vttt ;,M,;“‘..,"; I gl 2 > On such subjccts as Boulder Can- - . yon and foreign relations, both of | Butler or Nicholas Longworth who Washington, Dec. 6. (®-W % i Wieh were bitterly discussed last iattempts to ride into the presidency e 5 P I e e e e S R e R ey FACHION “HINT,” oy ot . it £ \ inole He recommendod a program [tions will be disgracefully defeated,” GeveERAL YEARS ther y A t by of flood relief without going into de- | D, I, Scott McBride, general super- | AGO, WhG THAT produce mior ¥ & % ot s tendnet of the Anti-Saloon league, | QKRG ke = the presidential mes- |declared today before the league | WOULD P g aor 1 off in the usual perfunc- | convention. | LONGER L i L TN, Palmer, who ncarly lost the | domooratio leader. He sald the presi- | Atst job he had here 40 years ago 1éntial sords were a dlsappolntment |because of ‘poor penmanship, ° ac- | e e ey cumulated an estate of approxi- s Pidi ey Senator | mately @ million dollars through el Robinson said, “that half way meas- | i8 acquired. system of writing, s | rs hope 1o prevent flooding o s will be adopted now as they |Will probated here, shows, ! he shaft which would cause serl- ve been in the past Mr. Palmer, who organized the s delay of work. A hurry | “The ref es to measures for {A: N. Palmer = company of New | | all has been sent to Pittsh farm relief are so general in their | YOrk and the Cedar Rapids Busi- | pecial mact ¢ which will make | character that they do not form a P85 n‘”}’"‘i’;. o "“"‘"(; o :;‘&"",‘ CHARLES J. BRAND t possible to combat the condition. | basis for substantial legislatio ?[ :’ 1\;\“"]! m‘_\:I y(mme al ;)‘“ S {1t is believed that the water behind | - e Mrs, Sadle Whiting, Palmer, x;‘:‘ —AKD), €VEN | can Tertilizer Assoc the flow is Lake Mustapoag, which | SLATER WILL FILED j et Lenstatiny: S Upou, T deptiif) ) LAY GRAGON, |\ | " o close study of f: is about a mile from the shait.! A house at 152 Sexton stre fen year emploves of the companies e ONT WRSY ) A S Brand served 20 vears Seven men were in the shaft when (o0 acres of land Far are to récelve herishare in the en- A% GRRONG Y | v 1 a evee- ! partment of consulting was & close Secretary Henry C. “Farmers are declares, “‘but ity on our farms 1 way of a more cff Our problem is not to grow er aggregate quantity of farm pro ducts, but to grow the same amount | rooms, took their part (o] at a smaller cost per unit of pro- lmaking this year one of upsets for |the duction. We must grow fewer|the favorites. In the tournament acres with greater profit.” | held last night, rick Nolan, one Brand points ing sticks of rural efficiency. “In 1880 less than per farm worker NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1927. la of five would attain a litt ce it a sow Foreign Lands is at heavy flow itered 44 Wallace. efficient,” Rrand the lack of prosper- | s stood in t ient agricultu a |Cronan and Kelley Go Good in Tournament and Walter Kel- i T N “Jimmy"” Crona ¢, two “dark hor: . A. & B. societs 1 haye been held weekly at th 1t- ral measur- to 8¢ of the stars of th tournament | William Lowe, another big favorite, | wera defeated in three straight | utilized, | games by the Cronan-Kelley duo. 20 crop acres were 7] HEADQUARTER! Beautiful Silks Val. $1.98 Ya. | 40-inch wide { SILK CHARMELUSIL with high luster finish. Makes a useful gift for mother. Yd. $1.39 « Val. 69¢ Yd. VANITY SILK 36-inch wide NOVEUFY LUSTROUS PABRIO Yard . 39C yd. 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We also carry a line of Valances in tapestry, brocaded and velours }vith fringes to match. A large variety to select rom. —— WIFES AGTIVITIES v s v | ; ol Mourning Loss of Pet She Devotes Time to Collecting |, ey, iy Winter street seco Aflllqms "\\l'\\nlh\' a lonely little boy Winter strect sec- > loss of his best pal, which was killed under the witomobile passing in s vesterday after- 1 o'clock heels of an Salem, Ore., Dec, antiques, 5. (@ —Collecting ly mementors of front of nis ho esp ‘hout noon at {the pioneers, and historical liter- The boy is rt McDonald, Jr., |ary works dealing with the carly son of Mr. and ) Rtozer MeDon- days of the state has long been it ald of 47 Winter strect. Daily he hobby with Mr wac L. Patter- from school to | son, wite of Or: governor, until supper time, | Her chief attention is to her s e few o | ments he had wi dog I Yestor his jov ca | [Q before | path of ) autome is Killed. The ran out road, picked the | fis pet in his arms, but his attempt- | 1 rescue came (oo lat | sosen Up That Cold | With Musterole Hay terole handy when a has all of the ad [ dmother's mustard plaster without the burn. You fe rm tingle as the healing oint- | i | netrates the pores, then a cooling sensation and relief quicl ade of pure oil of mustard and MRS, 1. L. PATTERSON other simpl redien is recommended by many nurses loves the outdoers of | doctors. Try Mustercle for hro valley, preferring | clitis, sor stiff neck, plen remain on the far at Eola, lumbago, croup, when she became |asihy 1. congestion, paing of the sta rather land aches of ek or joints, sore chilblains, chest. Tt and “flu.” | than to move into a mansion at the bruises i capital. frosted In summer she is ith her way pr | garden, where ! variety of flow | lilies and treasures {lard ducks. 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