New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 14

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GO ON WITH THT CHAPTET 1T rroud and thing n made for Mrs, 1 and Staley xing- not for for them : to think in plany | Drummor Menus for the Family BY SISTER MARY »on grated oran juice, 4 tab yon salf, teas poon s s an excellent vegetal en a meal must be kep time. NEA Service Poo oo Jie to >t hot Inc.) | would he “F W Agnes. 1 want you to to talk fo. I to me to . Miss Lily ay your ) iin Mis tm th dn 1dn “anse locked ot to ask you 1 to om ask you." nt you to bunch rrivd ser r broth fldren we er ught o the party a week from Wed <15y, Sadye Jetterson's voice cn. She had a verv nice telaphone ve to come fibbed Lily. DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1927, By Beatrice Burton Ove Author of ’. ally’s Shoulde “Honey “The Hollywood ( Ste. Lou,” 1! “They Always Dring the el s new D own fri telepl not to the for w to get | ¢ everything Your frien n put_on 3 offe yon to comi T i could im ! ward, or a family quarrel. 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Whenever benzol nsed, an effe exhaust ven- thermere, workers inations n he de 1s there ctive zo! yoisoning arly, assibility of lead tsonir m: e tn 170 workers, finite sympton ) be el 1h circumstances hazard in spray- s signifi The silica hazar ortar seemns to e there w physical compl sprayers o in any of the Masks and Respirators exhanust latien spirators of tut the authors believe masks which provide a steady stream of fresh alr are much het- ter than those that aid fo filter ont (he poisonous substances The also mended cturers o jaints s and enam- alimins Roth mask an rvi that the commission recom that ma Jacquers, shells e for spray-coating 1oad and silica as largely | ible and indicate on the la bels of the preparations the amount of these substances that they con- . the user will be able the wessary precauti protection RKRESGE LOSES New York, Dec. 23.—(#—The ap- | of Mrs. Doris Mercer | 600 counsel fecs with | which to prosecnte her suit for mu} 8. 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Fisher of nnsylvania, headed a list of mor: ara. of n e Tead and fl- inclnding many of th American buein nanee @ remarkabie Lanquet in this city honor of FFred M. ind phila It was Fuests Kirby, opist banquet of “iny whi the participants resent in spirit a and | | I | W i v REG.U. [ PAT. OFF. 1927 oy nen sEmvice. e When approaching the Christmas season, shop, look and loosen. ch | hristmas | i l Fox, | YACHT IS BURNED Not Only is Boat Destroyed, But Also ! | ! 8500 in Cash Which the Occupants | | Had. | Savannah, Ga., Dec. 23.—P—The vacht Mary Martha on which N. T. | Champion, his son, Gerald, of New- Iport. R. I, and R. A. Kelly, rleston, 8. C. were en route Miami was burned to the water's edge vesterday. The personal effects of the trio including $500 currency was destroved. The eraft, a 45-foot vessel valuad at $4000 had put into Savannah for repairs. The orlgin of the fire was undetermined. Kelly, the only one on board at the time, the fire, was slightly burned. 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