New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1929, Page 10

NEW BRITAI\' DAILY HFRAID WEDNESD:! \\ ()("I OBER 2, I POLES PREPARING EMBGRA IF mm ! termin- Spemal Services fo Be Held by for Exemses 111 Savannah of Committee Trains Chartered 10 the child’s 1 REAL GRIDIRON GHOSTS BAFFLE LOCAL POLICE Lawlor Street Boys Disappear When Minicns of Law Approach, turn When They Leave o BON-TONE IS DOING bance arrives, at Ocean Grave Risiborhood s opened and 2 ar and flavored the laxative habit. o EHURI]H FDUCATION - WILL BE STRESSED Several Congregations Sunday, October 6th, will be ob- ed in the Protestant churches ty as Reli On this s of religious the time of the usual Sunday to present to their s program | ion of its ind voung people. Special | s of Sunday school groups ¢ of this day is being pro-| local council of re-| fon in an effort to the church congreg programs of tI all-round develo; for formal religious | ion through the Sunday and | k-day church schools, but also social activities, graded according to d needs of the pupil the swork of such organizations as troops of boy and girl scouts, ior choirs and groups. Departm and ot fully planr spiritual development To Commission Teachers plans for the o edu Sunday church and| t chureh include loning scrvices vance at r will be formally » of dedica ian teac Ircady held : chureh, church scho marked by the holy communion together group. Three of the out members of the cil of religious n in this f-town churches Britain coun- on, will also| secial observance se are First Congregational irch of Berlin, whose pastor is v. Samuel Fiske; the Congrega- | tional church of Kensington, Re | Vernon Phillips pastor; and th. Kensington Methodist church of | which Rev. A. L. Dodd is pastor. | WONDERS FOR NEW | BRITAIN PEOPLE. i It Leaves Health and Hap— piness Where There Was: Only Suffering Before. | S S raa o AR S| and vicinity, you hear words in praisc of this wonderful medicine, Bon- Composed of 14 of Mother iture’s roots, leaves, barks, and berrles, Bon-Tone spreads sun- ne, for it corrects disorders of the mach, kidneys, liver and bowels and brings health d happiness to all who give it a trial. MR. J. T. CURF Bon-Tone Representative Mrs. M New rski of 56 Beatty street, | is one of the | ard with w at remedy. § Conn ome for praise for this g | “Bo only thing that cortainly the Iped me and 1 o are suffering er will henefit by “After eating T su y food did not se perly— but cause me re s in my stomach. Constipation ther source of complaint and th dull headaches and had no appetite in the morning 1 would be more tir- ore. 1 was in condition, was isly, and felt e, and the velicf it was I decided to give it 1 1 am glad 1 did, for bottles, 1 fecl appetite has in - my stomach no longer my Indig 1e, and the headac ls too are a thing of they vanished when con- s corrected. It feels be active again—and n t. X have my little her 1 T recor all my heart and soul to forers.” reading this statemen Mr, 3 Curran, the Bon-Tone man, is at Miller & Hansen's Drug store, 30 Church street, New Brit- ain, Conn., to explain more ahout this marvelous tonic and system reg- ‘uln(or. [ e e S G AR Y A Suburban Pastors Jovn in Special Obs i ams include not only |y (eq] Peopl«. Return friendship | 1 chosen for the | 1 Von Hindenburg Spends REV. SAMUEL A, ISKE REV. ALAN L. DODD l10n1 Tnp t0 Poland His Birthday Quietly Berlin, Oct. 2 () I REV. VERNON L, SOCIAL W (LUR FOR (1IN Woud Aid Health Dept—An- - nual Megting Due Tonight vance } "‘"%5 Greens 1- arms Sociely & Ford, Ltd. Cunningham's father. Mg now dead, was a prominent Cincin- E:E{t Girl !n Wed Yale Star uasi sinanc i 1 Helen Bedford was to b of honor and Suin @ nnati, broth m, was to b s, Oct IR k and AT » G -] BOYS BREAKING WINDOWS 0 Mo an, 71 The wedd Trin iscopal iined to the police 1 " s e boys were throwing rom Ohio and | t i Ehlonabletsectiont ok RairAc1A h such force and such bad aim that they we breaking win- The brid . 1 Mr. | dows. Sergeant Stadler and Officer i Mrs, I e Bedford. | William Cronin investigated the £ s father is president of Penick | complaint. A o h/ \\ 7 L e \f‘\\“!\>/// s g THERE'S A REASON The Marmola prescription is rot secret. A book in each box states ew peopleare the formula, and explains the results. paredwithyears Your own doctor would probably ¢s are the vogue. prescribe the same help if you hey have brought to millions asked him. ith znd beauty, new health o abnormal exercise or diet. Simply take four tablets of Mar- 7 crowd, mola daily until your loss of fat tsomenew proves that the cause is corrected. been found. Peopl Try Marmola, if you need it. Do The this in fairness to yourself, your ) t family and friends. Correct this v sinan under-active rong condition and note the amaz- gland. Modern scic has dis-ing results. Life will bring you many covered the remedy, a 1N new joys when you cease to over- world over now e Start today. fa lical laboratory em- e bodies the method in Marmola pre- §i « box. A 1 tablets. 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