New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 192. f RESHflR CAMP [Foves Part Omitted ) EA] 1S PASTORATE Polish Junior League to Act as H %tesses_ at Dedication In Marriage Vows FUND OO SHAL |- ) O SHeeT SO Of Pelaki Memorial at Norh nd Park On Sundsy : Budge /Ius Be hcrea<ed Di- Rev. Ro tors Are Informed e ot v Drinks Wine, Drives Aufomobile s : v 1d Is Armested to b ot Aeti Ay I ent e hert G. Huggins Resign: Praising His Flock of the Second Ad- stor of your church MISS MAE MESKOSKY YOUT Proposc THO WEN JALED FUR HAVING GUNG Third Man Acquitted in Stam- ford Gourt 1oday MISS HELEN STEMPIEN MISS ANNE KOZLOSKI all the commission hopes Fury Twns En Uaselved Mur Verdict As Crowd Cheers Suspect. rt of a at a lo- Marshfiel tered for the final session shop in Cr o On I ) policemen formied p. m. June He w cordon ¢ W escorted A r testified he had s mee onal Bal‘ in liethe Mexico Before Senate |y co City, Oct. 10 (UP)—Dis of the proposed law Jiomn 2 . o Comfort " e cfect OW discomforting it is to be conscious of sanitary protec- tion! And so unnecessary today, as miilions of Kotex users can ell you. Kotex gives you such wonderful comfort . .. permits such casy freedom of motion . .. that you cen completcly forget you wear it! Kotex keeps its delicate uumw It simply cannot pack. N layers of Cellucotton absork ding keep Kotex delicate though worn for hours. Kotex conforms to body outlines Corners are round Preferred by /m'mm‘)' A striking proof of Kotex supm«m v is the fact that 859, of the leadin hospitals use Kotex material for absc tive purposes. Doctors prefer it for s absorbency and vastly greater comfort. The New Sanitary Pad which deodorizes that you can forget you weay this sanitary pad KOTEX IS SOFT . . bta deceptive soft- ness, that soon packs into chafing hardness. But a delicate, lasting 3—Fastidious . . .t of true dain 4=In hospitals ... Kotex is theidentical material used by su 85% of KOTE X GO IN P VE RTR , SiraussnRGt o FANCY F BLUE ! Whole hhte to Face Corn Borer Qudrantme New Ha i ..MHI/ others now would not b as up for ¢ ber of deputies. Talkics Made Worse In Australian Theater | Oct. 10 (R)—Myst &‘ lespread ta cquipment sup n firm ig st hro took ion re ntrol hox had hecn Other equipm found filled other had t} ent in other in Syd- as affected similar CAPTAIN DOODS DEAD (P—Captaip It T t, died at 9 o'clock th after an iliness of four day “Helped Restore M:v Son’s Health” —writes a mother “He was in poor health generally and not gaining weight as he should, He suffered from nervousness, sleeplessness, twitching of the eyes, .‘J .4'. r e t song. To the | r and heyond $:3) you hav our s e elf. lome c the love of the truth which | in the hon - - is us together Cmoner E\«! el'\tes 3 Tod s il ol Motorman in Death czunr t 0dd Fell SR u"v R :‘/xv“r - “I v “RO G. HUGGINS." | kLAl Asked to Reconsider | “' “.‘v ing the resignatior nd the s ik to accept it, the following : e n was adopted con- o ] Je it resolved, that we, the mem- | tion of the Ad- | | r for the B ing upen the ) ¥ n of our u reconsider NIYIRe conten DRIVERS FORFFIT BO N | which yon s ot ated your | I'wo Put Up for Appearance in his religious ! Police Court But Fail to reand ";“1 IN CONFERENCI When' catad) N art - ¢ i 151 " . y 1r time it 1 "t o : 2 ’ - " : o Resume | rht on .".!!urd‘!,\ L A highly eificient, NON-EXPLOSVE o] EEHEIIQBHS ‘ sl purpose dry-c! ,{ and Tender Joints e at an econo L B[R g nior Gives | . 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