New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1928, Page 3

* NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCE 6, 1928, 3 HERR MAYRIS[;H IS o ctton "us" st FLASHES OF LIFE: WOMEN NOW {vhther ahe desireaang. she '.ff! BROWN DECLINES TO RUN [3i%isc s shirt wegmam vt rogms for the weekly mectings, 1a Drillant arees RECEIVE FLOWERS ON SHIP BY AIR o oo i i @ 2t e e maintys T S B Dot S calth The Blue team a U. S. W. V. CARD TOUBNEY | w Brunswick, N. J. sig killed and Dr. Guilfoyle wounded in | cgmm e Friends Negative Answer, | —_— to automobile rides, Mabel S. Doug. ommissior figures | tral Junior High : A. G. Hammond Camp, United was Head 0[ Elm)l]ean Lflxefl]-;um-mml Man. Despondent From W loss, dean of the New Jersey Collog: R S il "i""""‘j;’fj. lisans o iy roached o he s oune 0 panish War Veterans, will hold a 5 for 'Women, fears she will bo quite AL in 1924, of sup- ing eam o won ev regular meeting in the camp. meet~ bm'gl] Steel Combine | Health. Shoots Himseli—Condition | Lo\crices Soon 1o stop her girke| S HRiEleC s s s | . oralty 'Period yesterday and ft appeared as | Ing rooms at the state ATEOLs tos cred & i ot 5 20 ination ¢ rking in planes is on its way to. New York. success- if the ”luv] fteani intended 1o come morrow night at § o'clock. Hadsell e & famuiien s i a3 Ne L Hartford Scason tickets for | ful sceuring onsent to run ¢ and do the ing. - The camp of Bristel will attend the Rufus as abandoned when the col- el Sl et ot He pilne o & it Morgan G. |for 1l ce, Mr Brown declining AN urin first eeting and after the meeting the S Aithodtics N%ifed thit e it paid for n?- pair ould preve t a 8 > $9 cach wi . ound tha 1s not the | P hing, after the third two camps will play setback. This | Don Tgnacio Zuloaga, the artist]ys g seats and rain « time to devote to a ca jaz nd teams playing scorcless will be the seventh game ~f the set- rvice in public § i s of first Blue t defeated hack tournament the camps have Is Serious, Chalons-Sur-Marnc. France Mar. | Hartfor el 6—John ¢ P — Speeding 4 is £ armington avenus orit! to attend a mecting of said 10 be a salesman for the Ameri. (tomobile is simply a part of the pres- g : weeping in his cha as he direct b B ¥ can Steel and Wire corporation, at- Mt generation and must be tol vt~ he crating o picture anc thei ponents, 1-0. i atives of the European s e m\!"' b 2 el the crating of the pictur and business oblizatio! (their opponents, 1-0 © winning played during the winter. Ham- try for fixing of the amount of pro pted tuke his fe yade it goodby Mr. Brown point was made by T tter who mond camp is 12 games ahead of duction, Herr Ma time aster S a. m. today in a garase ! —— e sl o 2 sl 1 after being fouled. Hadsell camp. The tournament will of the BEuropean (Luxemburg it the rear of 416 Farmington ave Ny Mon—ha ahoe Bushises ot kil Wit ! 100N Wasi cnd the last of this month. New stecl combine, was killed in an au- {Bue. He was removed to the Hart-|fl Mortimer Coward, 28, is to ro- | E and is st ¢ of the Past E Red, 30; Blue, members will also be mustered into tomohile crash. He was crushed tof0rd hospital where his condition ix | Scven : ve $1,000,000 as the result of hi . " e A The clubs in this school met this membership of Hammond camp at death when a tire burst two miles f Qropn=d vn fhe stoasien sident h. He was insurcd for o S tion of former exalted rulers of Elks A1Lernoon in their “tive club- this meeting. rom here vesterday. Mr. Trost left his apartmem Harding from the air. 7 Chemife e ahue, 1 1 inhaling [FoR of fovm f El 5 Y ishortiy after 8 o'clock this morning {hit the deck. The fishes i« .| — i S Opponeat of l"“'}" | |to =et his automebile. Tt was hi|They DEeis oo Cliah D. Still- | | ongon—Out comes George Doer-| . — At first an opponent-of the Cartel, | ycyal custom to return to the front man and Rayard Schimr] = G Bham »oitl ore cian {artford — William F. Gordy, for st e Y Hands N after the war Le changed his Views o tha house and when he failed to | UVely for Miss 1 1 cstliman |2 s B VAT o ird o caneation, w1 Robinson Has Uncovered our i te s e e 0 Cuticura Soap 4nd became onc of the most en-lgo g0 5 Boma! timb hanbclapssa [AD0INIsS New London — City Manager Holt |y, P ; ! ¢ effelin | restrictions against radiocas | thusiastic supporters of thu idea |\ro Frost went fo the zaraze, tol : naiataval ocibion, to mit Ehfbiog] being convinced it was the ONIY [gee what he was doin . St Paul L way, if{ang rubbish!” Controversial i i \ means of reconciling the respective [ ghe found him floor in Your car necd : ulled ont Of jy gave has besn broadeast fr withdr: r A L n o or s talent e ! Every day to keep them soft and needs of the producer and Con-rront of the car wi bullet wound |something is no s its predeces- | {he beginning. ien resci 2 on traffic diver- {ypaining of the R -’ smooth. Bathe with either hot or cold sumer: § [in nis head and a 32 calibre revoly- |sor, the horse, hut its succossor, the | - |sion in K street whick *ison, who batted with Buffalo water and always dry thoroughly. If Herr}, Muyrisch fainly in-|er lying beside him on the fioor. Airplanc. Gens Looand . Al roronto—Dr., . A. Winslov verr ! lans. r ives good for chapped, red or rough use hot water strumeptal the greation of the| Mr: ¥rost had been in ill health Tourtellotte stopped Lake Pepin | yale university is inclined to ! o = ase hits in practice terday. He and Cuticura Soap, rubbing in Cuticura Furopm st knewn' uiso as | for about a year as to have | } & 1OW X tat the League of Nations is a vast ¢ ~ Aldermanic com- | is expeeted to 1 h in t Ointment after drying, especially at the Lufemburg Carfel which | gone té Rut torium in Prov- |tricated an ¢ that had pental hyei experiment. His : e nds that the ci i night. brought tbgethet French, German, [idenee, BTt roker premise s the ! me ab-ne with New Haven Water L i ay up ap, Zie. Ointment % and U, Talcom e, Sold olgiag & . eres n : i s cly sane { > would ¢ ompany for city's suppl 1 fry California cverywhere. Sample each frec. - ;O Belglan and Luxcmburg interests ir i N Yok T T ahe o 1pply o T ‘txoml Uiforn 5 o Dt frec Addrem ; “Outome an offort th reduce. competition be- | 2 instead of city cxercising option in| Del B . - i Seick 28e. u {ween .the natories, ‘He was ap-| rd wor \ reet. Hi ontract to pura H H H AH p th 1 rning < 1 . pointed prévident of the combinedn| Ruined in Big Five ¢ e e BN R e hoiracortiar October, 1§26, oné month arter ig| Nashua, N. H. March & (#) ioharhen rrived short- i taxless town is tarnished was fGaglvEagreed to carly today ruined the new Colonial v aller ! tat 8 p. m. | River was mentioned by Norri MA I k. aiots {House on Muin street. a three story — | Nebraska in the s AEpCHE s quol rame building which formerly was ~ New il Special - airport [oxample of municipal ownership. that Beege nust gn he mansion of F. W. Estabrook, re- COmmitlee of hoird of aldermen re- with all expenses paid from profits tupositién sto the’ Ulited St andl | pdican national committeenian, | DOPts of Blvon praposition to ac- | of g plant. But Mayor All- that congentration had bee A0 Pour guests were taken down la ire cres n for o there must be a local tax clementary Anduetrial n Tors dil tT e othens afithe 30 oot I <11, Approval given of | g ents per 2100 this year be- He wasia; zreat, ap f-mghEe Lot 60 'the House made thelr way | Wpro ion for option on!eause of $150,000 street paving since tha gwar and had striven: infover fipo oscapes, bonds. South River, population 10,- | cvery waysdR his power to promote | Ng one was hurt - 660, has o . of closer and’ better relationshipsibe- | The loss was estimated by Heetor } tor ge Rosenthal, de-' 24,500,000 S tween peoples. He was not only ‘one | Bourque, the proprictor, at $20,000. 1 f Dr. Harold N. cal taxes for thirec of Furope's greatest industrialists . The fire started in a waste paper Guilfoyle, o d by the state of the o s always ready to place” his | barrel in the cment. nurder of Mrs, Maximin C et of New York—1 1 Lloyd Winter nd abilities at the service of —_— — New H . forceasts production of 1 comedy actr neves i anthropy. ges to the home a withess who claims to have secn yrisch devoted Lis life to the -—Herald Classified Ad dept. U man floe from the scene of the | woman to accept alimony. Asked by | umiliating for a self-supporting & teed values for Wednesday! Lo U e e e SIIOQK ABSORBERS o s | i still open - 5 e 19¢ Boys' Pajamas | |, L : ouse Dresses —Remember the last lot, well there will be crowds for this 69C 88 also. Shop early—40 inches wide, dotted and figured pate | —Maa of beavy grade sann i e .”_m“\: priei terns. A truly rumm'kaple_ vaM‘ 24 one and two pices styl I new and attractive stvles of best pure silkk frogs. Slightly soiled materis table for either — BASEMENT— oSSty i strect or house wear. Nizes 36-4¢ m—————‘:! ¥ potlight Special! —Npecial Offering! : . 9 . g s L Boys’ Wash Suits Widmen’s Crepe Gowns Cretonne Pillows e e ity Ebheeltha 2 4 —-Rounds, squares, ovals and oblongs. launder perfectly and withstand rough covered with a heavy cre- 50 usage. Middy, lumber jacket and but- : Cc patterns, regular and extra tonne. 89¢ value. Each ton-on styles in an assortment R size, with or without sleeves. 93c —BASEMENT- of colors. Sizes 202-9 y 98C : Ellmmte Broken e — FACIAL SOAP For One Week On]y I—-"hop early please for these | \ Spflu‘ LQOV“ March 5th to 10th . 6 £ 90c —Small Lot ¥ —The 1’4\;:4}]4’:\2 bar. ; —These special prices on Onyx Pointex Silk Spfings break three ways=-sometimes on a sudden shock— FAIRY.SOAP i Stockings. Women's ‘ sometimes on a recoil slap—sometimes through crystallization 6 s 180 ! —No. 153, service sheer, silk with $1 19 . . . produced by constant vigmfion, g A cobton tops andfeet 81500, . o Extra Size Slips Probably the third cause is the most important, for it is sure “RINSO ™ —No. 505 ehiffon, silk to the very {op with to weaken springs to such an extent that ashock will quickly 4 = 24c cotton feet, $1.85. $1 00 snap a leaf, No. 707 seivice sheer, T P BTN el Al —Princess Slips in muslin g‘:fl?flag?-:m sabpsorb'l?fi: eg;nlil?):tet on‘evibcau'se th'pfing TALCIOPOWDER L\O:, g{’&:?”fim silk from top to $1 '49 I ;\Iithhhuilt u]lx shoulder and not resist the shock i.tself. i e RS TR, " For Onys Pantex Week O [ e INDIANS work two ways—they smooth ot the tip o e Feather Proof Ticking Children’s Dresses 775 Doz, Pure | fe‘n:i m_‘ifi:‘;‘i‘spn? sk :i%l::t?:; CSJTIG at con’i'tl:::: —Assortment of “stripes, warranted =K pretty assortment of Children's o feather proof. 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