New Britain Herald dated July 26, 1923

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News of the World By Associated Press — 28 PASS EXAMS A WARD IS 1 Average Daiiy Circulation Week Ending 9,035 July 21st ..,

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Is Your Medicine 4 Cabinet Ready ! Emergencies? Every home needs these simple remedies for small ailments. Be Prepared For

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HEALTH BULLETIN ABOUT DROWNINGS State Board Explains Method of Resuscitation The state department of health sends out with

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MY HUSBAND'S LOV - Adele Garrison’'~ New Phase of is | its the car at once. The little thing starving. We must take it to...

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“WAITED. FOR” SALE Wonien‘s White Pumps, also High Shoes, odd sizes. . ... THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1923. WORLLS LARGEST 'SHOE...

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HORSES We hear a great deal about business cycles; about the reaction that comes in business, It ought to apply to other...

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Up to and Including Sept. 5th Store Oloses Wednesdays at Noon. overlooked. rest. I¥ AWAY AT SHORE, COUNTRY OR MOUNTAINS you

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HARTFORD LOSES NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEFALD, THU RSDAY, JULY 26, 1923. PITCHER SONE WHEN PIRATES CALL HIM BACK — CUTSHAW OF...

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Speaking of Sports The national league race now has developed into as pretty a contest as any fan could desire, The Glants

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JAE YEA0W SEVEN: THE DAUGHMTER ) OF CHA THE DAUGHTER OF CHAI-HUNG |island’s (This unusual series of stories deals with the

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charged with violation of the motor vehicle laws, was again continued, the prosecutor explaining that one of.the witnesses

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CAPITOL REPAIRS, N POLIGEMAN ARRESTED [ e msvunxs muscovenen. |§yRIGAY GRLS GONDUOT ; ALLEGED BRUTALITY NP6 ¥ b oo s S, s ™15

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| U. 5. DRY GHIEF 1 NOW IN WATERBURY Said to Be Directing “Dry-Up” ampaign There Waterbury, July 26.—James E. Wheeler,...

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PRIGE OF GOAL LP _ thraci “day that, if the coal dealers boost the _has been mined since April 1 thia year “bright rather...

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oot say L AUTOMOTIVE 1 T — Autos and Trucks For Sale ? 1920 Daniels, cost $6,260, 7 pass., naw §1,- | 050; 1920 Pe 7 pass,

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.y some of our most U 1 would prevent it .t I could; but if WAR CLOUDS OVER EUROPE; men cannot dodge it. 1 do not agree |...