New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1928, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1928. NEEDS FLAPJACHS MINUS THE EGGS U BORMHWANTSTO o GVEBACK MONEY nded a goblet of holy 'Sariski, Edward Sariski, George Sti-|was announced today. | GIVES 100,000 LIRE . must drink. She fel, John Btifel and Stephen Stifel, Governor de Bono mow is in| Milan, March 12.—(UP)—Deputy Hindu woman's flow- | Rome making preparations for the |de Capitani, president of the Casa garb. Her participation in the KING TO PAY VISIT visit. The king's reception will be an | Di Risparmio, today sent 100,000 lire cmony is accepted us evidence of | Rome, March 12.—(UP)—King | elaborate one. He will enter Tripoll |to Deputy Gorini, president of the that she Lclieves in the re- | Victor Emmanuel will pay an offi-| with a large retinue in state car- |Lombardy War Cripples' association, |sial vislt to Tripolitania April 18, it | riages, with gold-liveried outriders. |to bo used for relicf of orphans. In Ui cvening there Will be 1 g e eneral ceremony at Nasik. A dis- | W throt s hosti Ex-Private Appeals to Buddies il e for 0ld Recipe o s o other hose oppos New York, Ma ex-private in the appealed to his rorr through the newspape recipe for the flapiacks the day after the Armi France. The ex-private's stomach ! back on him, doc says there's u things I can't cat is egg: His wi that her only calls for ¢gg y N Remembers Day v a of absence been dealt with vigoro T4th Division has SR buddies writes, w what had charge come to me couldn’t hard nking about flap T just got flap. “'What with aint give us noth this here sho the flapjacks. ¢ Only The ex-privat: went to the mess ha! with a guny bacon t some powder.” And there, while tie s - munition in ratic : ncertain weather, Pilot Schmitz Armistice was nic Andre Perrade the ex-private and bis t Lo e bt RH fAapjacks without ¢ ripiane: plunged iinto/dhe “Now, Mr. F ex-private’s pl that you print this an some of them old b <00ks in the will te at- s taken from th um for seven hon 10 min- Gibral hungry and ‘apjacke. s 1+ off Apes Hill o 40 UNDER ARREST .. growing rougher IN CHILEAN PLOT, Charged With Trying to Over- throw S. A. Government 1 santlago, Chile, March Forty persons were under day charged with being in & communist plot to overthrow the government of General Carlo Ihanez | s and the round-up of si . A S tinued in Valparaiso, Talcs CANDIDATLE TOIL OFFICI Announcement of candidacy for Aatolagasta, | reciection to the common council _ Former Prosident Arturo Al i S 16 s Be Jos 5 aerz of the siy rd, Couneil- R ':.‘y_fl'::f""‘ William D, Wiltiam . recne of th ward, and AL Of b SISy, mcimen Ji ind sandri's son was among L rosted. Those seized diia F:fl:flg:":fl‘::":‘ St that he will scek the AdiE lie o P aldermanic nomination The government in revealing the ward. Stephen R plot, sald that its existenee had heen known for some time, Tt v ng prepared by communist elonnents, the communique asserted, and cted from abroad by leaders of mer o "“'A Boon To The ] Young Girl Thursday afternoon, the ment declared, it v vou, too, like a keep s) can \ and hou L steadily Adefeats which ae- iree as helped into the Tiritish TIsles cut nany soceer 1 the bal- watorial elec- by icy north many | conditions prev Farmers in hard pushed to protect their lambs en- dangered by the sudden change. tos were ratie sixth stahle for that officc. man named Macava arr priso carrying instructios mer President Alessandri Macaya was seized. T ment charged that } sesslon documents which to round out inform xained concerning tl night various plotters ed and arrested and EOMULSIO | FOR THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS Wouldr fer that will n oy ng in his pe pores ibled pure and fine? Tt ion alre French Process and is slot. I LO-GLO, It is surpris- | Face Pow log the lled MEL- wondereul | commu Cough or Cold? sters play hard and for any of a doze r rea fast as v p it as m. Colds Too often a cold leads into a fat cation. If any of your youngsters deve or a cold that hangs on, us tions immediately aud give Help their < i ; e precan- Creomu! It i pleasa Creomulsion is an o fions know its mer antee that it will relieve and colds. if vou follow dire refund vour sones, can Party Should Be Returned to the that 1 Harry Answer only last by Chairran B his fi o by Borah sums of My party cannot Keep, As the this money ordinary Sincl: honor and decenc : no given tributi clafr d. woull simolitic camyp: 1re above tie the ordinary Mr. Butler, who dirceted t lage campaign 1, along Will H. Hay n Hard ca gn In 1920, will hold &potlight v apot ¢ tee res The former is ¢ ed to repeat under oath contained in a telegram he se night to Senator Wi 3 00T Montana, committes prosecutor, i which he denied ever re bonds or contributions or Sinclair o his tele not cover the point, Butler pr will be asked whether Hays ever of- fered any bonds to him. Has No Bonds “I never received an: utions from Will 11 Hays Butler's telegram ind no records o memorandum under my control re- lating thereto, or rning tributions to the republican nat durir and 1% never fr. Sinclair not know him Hays, who has testificd personally solicited the money from Sinclair in 1923 to help extinguish the p it hanging over 1) paign, will explain why on carances clvir from 11 1 have conce con- committen have that he ty de from e 1920 e before Prices 34 Ton Commercial 1.Ton G-Boy = Wkon » -+ 2.Ton(6-cylinder) 2-Ton Dump (6-cylinder) - 1645 (Chassis prices {.o. b. Detroit) $670 895 1245 1595 1;-Ton Panel Delivery Car (Completc) (f- 0.bu Desrois) $770 : §ays Sinclair's Gilts to Republi- 5 MMWAWUW ' ¢ s e me | T0 BECOME HINDU Geremony of Conversion to Take' koil Itao, the 1o the Daily Mail from Bom- ¢ today said that Miss Miller t make a specch as part of this. does so an oration by a Hin- priest will follow. While plans for the conversion continued controversy over it waged hotly among the Hindus. The Ortho- dox Brahmins contend that it is an ibsolute farce since only those born 'Hindus can hold the Hindu faith. At the wedding on Saturday the customary marriage procession will omitte Tk program provides lavish festivities and {llumina. tions at Tukoji Rao's estate, which is situated in the middle of a small jungle. Arr cryptic for York, ments have been made to film the initiation ceremony and nany iropeans are clamoring for tickets for the evening ceremony to vhich admission will be limited, BIRTHDAY Folix T. Andrews, Jr. of 61 Wil- cox street, entertained eight of his friends at his home Saturday after- noon in honer of his 11th birthday anniversary. Games were plaved and luncheon served. Master Andrews reciived a num- her of useful gifts. The following were present: Roland Johnson, Stan- loy Kundra, Michael Cesanek, George RHEUMATISH While in France with the Ameri- can Army I obtained a noted French prescription for the treatment of n did have some Rheumatism and Neuritis. I have th given this to thousands with won- ierful results. The prescription cost nothing, I ask nothing for it. Y immediately followed also w tuken Butler, and a t to him request- tomorrow. His cviver Sinclair that he would on hana that husetts senator iy of the commi has estab- of the othe men ired on tl att Sinclair se- Write tod: PAUL CASE, Dept. 1004, Brockton, Mass. Place Tomorrow | Amid the s of the ancient ia, an Amer- will breome a ay wed a form- ney Ann Miller ill undergo for Christlanity ormer maha Today, and eovery day, a lot of women count their time to suffer, As regularly as the months come ‘round comes pain that is borne in silence. “It's Nature,” women say. But it isn't! Womrn who have always had the wrdest time, have no pain at all m the day they discover Midol, Midol is the &pecial preparation of specialists, and is not a narcotic. | |1t does nothing to the menstrual process. 1t does stop the pain—in ing of five to seven minutes! 8o it s only 1. Vishnu common sense to usk it. And 1t costs relizions will begin at he banks of from N is no sun, there is a fire the incense room s | Then the rins and huild o initiate, just 50 cents, at any drugstore in of the ceremony the |tiny carrying case of aluminum. 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