New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1929, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 19_“ 30 DAYS IN JAIL Candidates for Police Jobs Told WALSH FINDS 0l s o Sivsitnsrvts] - Doctor Found What is Best FORKICKING WIFE ~ New Britain is Not Their Onion Pl [§ BR[]A[] SR DI wewswmses, | for Thin, Constipated People ment for the plaintiff to re- | Lond of Alax Glycak oi New Britain — be more favorable than other- b s sses: r automobile | forfeited as the result of the tailure i & family doctor at Monticetlo, | He inguired as to the pro- (Continued from First Puge) v ag E mv‘hlul today | of Glycak to appear in superior court | ¢ the whole human body. not Hushand With Bad Reconl MUSt Lectured on Attitude To- 5o e mmen have made 1 1 N e e it eareed wiin| Laainsihe whole by boty, e police school and also questio United States supreme court con- action of Ne Brtain lteal E S fols tiniat tha liquor law. | eit's e - Mone thanihait his A]SO Pfly C][y $36 ward Public and In- n to th nilitary service ~lrum§ this word when used in such Fitle Co.. against Ch 4 — T “calls” were on women, children and ‘ Chief W. C. 1 spoke brivay, to mean “must Fiske, The plaintift_sought po Although the south of England |habies. They are the ones most EEES structed Not to Become «surix men that they can ad- this conservation policy couid | Jon of ‘lii”"]‘J“”"’.'f]“”\‘”“ 'I’]""l"‘;fi”i cnjoyed good weather in 1928, i ! often sick, But their illnesses were aver 2 S, e he de nent it they be- e to privately owned “"‘:-‘”m?“'“ L Westmoreland it was one of fhe |usually of a minor nature—colds. 1 of Fat and Weary of Foot. ave ¢ He was jands yet undeveloped, 1 woull AL ¥ wettest years on record, with a total | reve headaches, biliousness—an 1 tion of pa- ; \ r he Lo heartily in favor of it.” the Mon- |zainfall of 72 inches, all of them required first a thorough h of peace —_— P ¥ for tanan said, adding that since it C' l | exacuation. lhe were constipated. | h Nine Appoints Neat \\«-k the public land stat — | practice (he was gl.nltnlul from ssioners will mect et Recalling that there are approxi e e ot T Itush Medical college F .ck in 1875) | " 1ock 10 uately 20,000,000 acres of public - ciub was held last evening he found a good deal of :uce tothe regu- qands in Montana. the senator said Burritt Hotel. Due to th such cases with a preseription of I SUPCTOUNL- | the drilling for oil began only in L e e 4 own containing <imple laxative he applici- | 1920 and that undoubtedly vast po- e A TAa R G with pepsin. In 1892 he decided to tential flelds were ot untapped. | g i N use this formula in the manufactue: Mont 3 NG oWt e ; of a medicine to be known as Dr. —— “The royalty oils in my state v st chairman of the cotmiite | Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and in that 0 @ At e e | ¥ear his prescription was first placed & 4 Tl A a9 dance at the Paregon Inn on jon the mar AT AGE 83 e o S Goowo kers i The prepuration immediately had e couldiba il o 0 L 2 ter, Helen - great a success in the drug storcs ds - ty o toe 1 . ol y it previously had in his private on repeate ! buying. on one satistied t or topcout 209 | ice. Now, the third gencration user telling another. There ave North St. Tel E i3 using it. . 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