New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 22, 1920, Image 10

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NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR THE BABY. THEY DESERVE THE BEST. EXPERIENCE
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THAT THE HEYWOOD CARRIAGES ARE THE BEST
PLENTY OF SLEEP AND FRESH AIR IN A FINE COMFORTABLE CARRIAGE
WHAT BABY NEEDS
We are showing very attractive models this spring of high grade Sleepers, Stroll ers and Sulkies in various
colors and trimmings. Carriages with adjustable hoods, roomy interiors, durable up bolstering and light, flexible
springs. Step in and see our large display on the fourth floor.
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aia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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ronnr, N. J. "Before I was mar
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tmen who recover their health, nat-
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write and allow their names and
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you need a medicine for women's
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ays begets confidence in
se who take it. Scott's is
a tonic-nutrient recom
mended by physicians
everywhere.
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you win your battle
against weakness.
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ITS 810 OVATION
Thousands Welcome Ygnacio Bo
nillas at Capitol
Mexico City, March 22. Thousands
:hronged the streets of Mexico City
yesterday to greet Ygnaeio Bonillas,
."iexican ambassaior to the United
Slates who has announced his willing
iif.ss to beromp the presidential can
didate of the civilian party in the
.sreneral elections to be held July 11.
The demonstration was considered as
a. first real presidential campaign
gathering and as marking the climax
of tho preliminary canvass. Except
for a few slight disorders which were
summarily quelled by mounted police
Hie demonstration was not marked by
untoward incidents. '
Senor Bonillas could not lie seen at
tin- termination of the reception but
U was slated his formal announce
ment would probably be delayed sev
eral days until he had concluded eon
fences with leaders of the civilian
party. Newspaper comment and
published interviews, with other cah
?idute; and government officials
would see to inJicate the presidential
lie; lit has narrowed down to a contest
between Senor Bonillas and Alvaro
obregon with partisans of Pablo Gon
5:alc waging- a more or less extensive
campaign.
General Obregon whom opponents
have been attacking- as a militaristic
candidate bus been touring- the coun
try and speaking- for more than four
months while Senor Gonzales has thus
far contented himself with the for
mation of political clubs and distri
bution of campaign literature.
- Political platforms announced by
each of the candidates show little
sig-nificant difference. All declare for
the maintenance of Mexican national
rights, pacification of the country and
other generalities. Platforms how
ever, are virtually 'negligible as polit
ical ammunition s'ince. the campaign
is' being waged on personalities. The
most critical phase of the campaign
thus far brought out has been
through charges of leaders and news
papers supporting General Obregon,
that the Car ran za administration is
opposing the general's candidacy and
is using its resources to secure the
election of Senor Bonillas. These
charge together with intimations that
Senor Bonillas is ineligible for the
presidency and he is not a Mexican
citizen have been denied by civilian
party leaders -and government offi
cials. The claim that he is the candi
date of the Protestants has also been
met with vehement denials.
It was recently reported that sup
porters of General Obregon had ut
tered threats that a .revolution should
result should their candidate be de
feated by unfair means. Little inter
est has been aroused however in
either business or official circles
since it is the general belief the coun
try is tired of warfare and anxious to
continue the work of reconstruction.
Uarly in the enmpaign belief was
expressed that the present adminis
tration would hold over and that no
new candidate would be elected.
This impression has disap-peared
since entire faith has been placed in
President Carranza's reiterated dec
larations that he would not hold office
a single day after the expiration of
his term.
It is the common belief here that
the coming elections, while they wrill
result in a change in the presidency,
will not bring alterations in the pres
ent govemnifnt as constituted nor in
the policies followed by President
Cftrranza.
found dead today, the victim of a
peculiar accident. The trout strangled
himself. When found his head was
wedged between two stones in the
wall. ".Tim" had evidently chased a
:nall frog into the crevice and the
condition of hig gills indicated that
after getting his head in the aperture
he was unable to get out. "Jim" was
:i smart chap as far as trout itelli-.
gence goes. V'hen his name was
called he would respond if hungry
and take worms or pieces of meat
from your fingers. Many a dubting
Thomas had his lingers bitten by the
trout while testing the truth of this
statement. One year ago 'Jim"
swallowed another brook trout weigh
ing more than a pound which shared
the deep spring with him.
SPARTACANS HAVE
20,000 TO 40,000 MEN
Troops in Ruhr Valley Are Well Or
ganized and Are Veteran
.rig-liters.
Paris, March 2i. Spartacan forces
in the Ruhr valley of Germany num
ber at least 20,000 and some estimate
them at 40,000, according to latest ad
vices received at the foreign office
here. They are well organized, being
composed of all shock troops and vet
erans supplied with artillery, machine
guns and mine thraw-ers, and having
batteries of 77 centimeter field guns
with plenty of ammunition.
Major Beerfeld, a relative of Maxi
milian Harden, is commander of these
troops. He is also known as the man
who published Prince Lichnowsky's
report, blaming the German govern
ment for starting the world war, and
was also prominent in the Spartacist
troubles at the time uf the armistice
and also January, 1918.
Ebert government authorities are
concentrating troops and planning- to
surround the Kuhr valley and force
the Spartacsts to capitulate. These
men, however, are younger and less
traineds than the reds.
The occupation of the Ruhr district
by German troops is in direct violation
of articles 42 and 43 of the treaty of
Versailles, it was pointed out at the
foreign office, which added the com
ment that this was the first act com
mitted by Germany in violation of the
treaty, the other violations being those
of omission. It was indicated that the
French government would take no
separate action in the circumstances,
acting only after consultation with the
Allies as to what measures were nec
essary. Two German officers have been sent
by the Ebert government to acquaint
the . French authorities with the
situation in the Ruhr district. These
officers are expected to reach Paris
this evening.
The foreign office? advices regarding
the composition of the red army in
the Ruhr region indicate it. was re
cruited mainly among the iron
workers and not the miners. The
military organization extends also to
the civil services and the postoffice
and the telegraph lines are under
control of the communists.
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Is the cheery greeting for the
boy with the order of
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237 Chapman St.
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if you will care for your teeth regularly
with Klenzo Dental Creme. And the
delightful after-taste of Klenzo that
Cool, Clean, Klenzo Feeling is satis
fying evidence of the good it does.
Step in and get a tube today.
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'THE REXALL STORE"
181 Main Street.
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'JIM", THE TROUT. IS IE.s.
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Is the front door looking weary from
its long guard duty? It will perk up and
look happy under a brand-new coat of
INOROUT. Wild storms or the steady
glare of sizzling sun don't make a whit's
difference in the appearance or wearing
qualities of this splendid varnish.
To chase. the dejected look from shabby
woodwork, put a beautiful finish on old
furniture, or varnish everything inside
that needs varnishing, you can't beat
Inorout. Gallons, quarts and pints.
Bay State Liquid Paints '
If you have any painting job, use Bay
State Liquid Paints and get a beauty and
protection for your house that will more
than satisfy you.
WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & CO., Inc.
BOSTON. MASS.
Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in New England
You can buy Inorout Virnish nd Bay State Paint from
Leading Dealers Sell Bay State Paints
Wiiiptcd's liijr Speckled Beauty Vic
tim of Accident.
Winsted, Ct.. March 22. "Jim", a ,
three- pound brook trout that has'
made his homo for many years in a i
vailed sprinx at Highland lake, was
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THIS WEEK a six day specialized millinery selling event established by this, house and eagerly
awaited bv the style-loving women of Nev Britain will prove a revelation in value giving in this year
of universally ri.sins prices. YOU WILL FIXD THIS MERCHANDISE MARKED REASONABLE at
the lowest possible figures computable with the style and quality. COME AND SEE.
Smart Trimmed Hats for Wear
Easter Sunday
"We have centered our efforts on showing you a wonderful as
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BUYING YOUR HAT HERE.
Hmall, medium and large Hats, of silky Yisca braid, tyepe and
straw, straw and maline, also patent leather, featuring flowers,
and ribbon trimmings. Black, brown, navy, cherry, peacock, etc.
$4.98
$6.98
$7.98
Tailored
Hats
$2. 98 to $4.98
Lisere, Jap or rough straw
combinations Sailors, Mush
rooms, etc., in black, brown
and navy.
Untrimmed Hats
$1.98 to $3.98
Lisere, Jap and Milan Hemp Sail
ors. Mitzis, Turbans, Mushrooms, Pokes.
' Black and colors.
1 1 "
Girls' Hats
$2.98 to $4.98
Mushrooms and Sailors of
Patent Milan, with stream
ers. Also hand made Hats.
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