New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 21, 1929, Page 12

. . | zulavich has six children and is em- | sey, N. J., were concluded last nighf New ort Soqet Gll‘l lnterested GIVIC CLUBS TO HOLD ployed by the Corbin Screw factory: | with speetal services. p y % He is prominept among the Lithuan-| = Ve o000 e iedone wera K 99 e TWO MEETINGS IN WEEK | iun peovrc. 1o receivea many beau- | The fir . l M n K o Of H lt !g]apd Mivaale Elool atres given for the women members of thq n arine ln‘t’ “ alt! sian N et -t parish and for the past week they, g 0 CLOSE | were for men and young men. The ices at the Sucred | concluding mission last night was which have been con- | for all the members, including socie- two weeks by | ties which took part in a procession around th church grounds. THE LUXURY HUSBAND PuUPBIHyBY MAYSIE GRELG pPLP N Jo Lions and Kiwanis Will Have Busy MISSION, GOM Mission sery Havana Ogt, 21 (UP)—A |of the native island s B Iy because he could not o to depose |title might be conferred o de Gonave. and she carried out the 1 s. | ritual of coronation high in e where the na Directl rived some or |a lieutenant in the United States tain vill 3 ¥ ektail o ) | marines, is en route back his |ered. After the ceremony A Fios - ioh e ! lmozmw vacation in the United 'his quarters near Pime in Schedaled and Co- 3¢ churc Gperative Sossions du clubs would Toll ° ings this week on took off his crown Istates. He was at upon occasions he makes formal with 1 5 i : F 2 . |Cuba after a short stop in Hanaww |calls on the queen, to whom he holds ow many times have you T h h l _[where rumor got busy about ala position similar to business = 2R ; Rl SIE Mothelesg e o s ot mus catols L o potion e s ot el oy i |lady at Newport, R. 1., recently, administration. not known where to get it n dren Found Dead in H | ; ! OW MAN ‘ ren Found Dead in Home | T S seere SR et ] o e R oll>wing the traditional reserve | \orker, has m @ improve- | : e 1576 e n e s R S Cssth B plang s work with v]h‘ vears and has enforced w rigid po- | Ly jI Tt vle, medic roc we ore always anxious to il six motherles: Mldren were | jq)q es who I n under jiee r SHT hAn i 2 | ; e 1 i on ¢ W e e e ’]}” . nativ hoane T ve. His skill in handling {or ( et on ¢linic i ¢ serve you quickly and cour- s tiol she e = | : : —or cted oyed sleptin thIee-room gitar the n intervention in lirtioulis i teously. Come in, write or =2 ‘ olied apiriment on West 46t sireet yes-| Haiti. Tut H‘“[ stors of romane e 3 o i i” phonel o 1 IS da k several months to a visit c gt 5 Il 1 e e onty e < three and one-halt p ¢ IN BUSINESS nged ensely to be hac ) Police found a pan of water of a Newport girl to Isla de Gomave 5 Congrezatio « T s i send e alincticen i ’ i Bae per mondi vid amonnt 5 w weeks ) i 2 band to ave Liis s ind a Kitchen stove vich ap; here she f N ¢ rkus—a open- |, A T bl b el E et Liclta N el oD i ND S| BAGH IO DI N e Beneficial L ciet 't I ot e ore had boiled over, extinguish aced, i oiled v L SO wra t ould b 0 be losing himsc'? con-|flame and permit the throned over the _Joscph Toughery, of Loug lslan] i st enelicia 0an y ) €i low into the rooms. | The girl, it is City, formerly of New Britain. who it Lm0 er . Loans il : % } y stiets e e was m, 1 at St. Mary's church ting N B C [ by Neighbor ) L Ruth C Tin % pundiby N eiphnol island but Wirkus began (o get ideas | t0day to Miss Ruth Case lHumaso ew brtamn, Conn. & bodies weve' dissovered Y| bout resfaning fion. the seeviee. the guest of a number of fricnds = upto 300 Room 201, Raphnel Building—Second ¥loor umucl Brisnick, a neighbor, When | anycay there is already one quecn |at @ bachelor dinner at the Burrilt GOTH BIRTHDAY c‘ 9 WEST MAIN STREET he went to the apartment to v.»n}m Isle de Gonave and she was there | hotel Satur night. Superintc Joseph Grazulavich of 265 klm e e : the father, Walter Cavenagh, a pri- |long hefore the American marine | dent John L. Doyle the public | strect celebrated his 60t T S T ’ chauffeur, that his employer | asked for and got the job of carry-|Welfare department w N S : hiad called him on the telephone. ling out his superiors’ program onjand Mr. Loughery wa 4 Brisnick found Caven 42 ine island. appropriate gift. e o vears old, Ethel, 17, Cather 1 Wirkus, a native of Pennsylvania ™~ e *Rose, 1 omas 11, orge, 9. Ill\tl‘“hu went out to see the world an. . 5 Walter jr,, 8 dead when, unable to|found a loose kingdom, is not k b i arouse the family, he climbed a fire |merel: in popular fancy. He was cscape and entered through a win-!crowned king of the island at an : one e dow [elaborate ceremony because the na- : s ; o { ALl were in their beds except|tives liked his administration and ‘!“ 5 0. Ethel. who was lying on the floor, |because it aided him in his work. indicating that had attempted | Real Queen Agrees tin 1 : by de to reach a window or door before| The plump and pompous queen hed! & | tin 05 s she collapsed. feriori the Lowt 8 wWere [ture of the mother in readiness for even before Ralph (the children to attend lecided 1o visit One Daughter Escapes | y T rrass| Pthel kept house for her father | 0°5 & pimply face embarrass | et : ST lyou? Get a pac of Dr. Edwards | Y aae) and carced for the younger children. skin should be- | n An older daughter, g Lisu after you have taken old, who lived gin to c light fli lining spirt g : 9 lthe tablets a few nights, if you are | tory tomor- |the only survivor in the family. The |10 thousands of. ofliers. | v bond mother died seven years ago. I e e e el out of L 2 T * land liver with Dr. Edwards Olive| Coste and Bellonte Off FIVE KILLEH []vER “ullir:’»y\\’l v: successful '«::h.\fl(\l(\ for | = : 5 5 | calomel; the o sickness or pain | 1w, Today on Shanghai Hop |after taking them. Y i | Resum- Dr. Iwards Olive Tablets do | Paris, A E ‘um which calomel does, and just | udonne i |as effectively, but their action is llonte took off | gentle and safe instead of severe . m. today for "um rritating. Fflfi]el‘ &Hd SOH VlG(lI]]S—Pfll‘a-‘ Thousands who take Olive Tab- ilets are never cursed with a dark R chute JllH]])Gl‘ Dead s e i1 constipa- | lebration which IFrance has plan- —— | tion, pimply face. them for their recent | Olive Tablets are a purely vege- { from Le Bour.| rottstown. Ta. Oct. 21 P—lyp1e compound; known by their S r M. Bush. 54, president of 1he | glive color. sh Planing mill, Royersford, and | his son, Guy Franklin Bush, 21, ] Jones wa the hun would m¢ drove hir “It's an companion are i ing to t anything to say, young fello Ray would swalio vou haven't | ore or field to Dr. ards spent years among | he miser 2 RAT % {patients afflicted with liver and for ano \,‘l.t""‘,;l,\“‘l\‘:‘”,(.)\_":’I“l]l‘\":;m,l(, -";“""‘ pilot, were killed yesterday {powel complaints and Olive Tablets crack in ntial nominees was o thelr new monoplane crashed |are the immensely effective result. | e ieted by the federal dis. (SO0 feet shortly after taking off. Take nightly for a k. 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