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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUfA' 17, 1921.
FRIDAY
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KITCHEN TABLES
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We have a limited number of these Porcelain Top Tables - regularly $11.00 value for $6.95 - Friday evening, 7 to 9 o'clock. These
lables nave a wxD-mch top, and a drawer. , iney are net our oesi iaD.es, pui uicy aico.. "a'6a'
TOR THE KITCHEN
CHAIRS, STEP STOOLS,
CONGOLEUM, LINOLEUM,
KITCHEN CABINETS
EL C. PORTER
SONS
'CONNECTICUT'S BEST FURNITURE STORK"
WE ARE OPEN
FRIDAY EVENINGS
WE (LOSE SATURDAYS
AT NOON
Passes 100th Milestone With A Smile jl
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FEDERAL TROOPS
OFFJOR FRONT
Brazilian Nationals to Engage
' Rebels at Sao Paulo
Washington, July 17. Authentic re
ports on the revolution!!!'' situation
In Brazil received today by tlio state
department fram tho American em
bassy In .Kio De Janeiro said 3,000
government troops arrived yesterday
at Santos and entrained for the Sao
Paulo district.
Fifteen thousand .federal troops
have already surrounded Sao I'aulo,
the dispatch said, and that city Is
being bombarded.
A message dated July 12 and for
warded from Sao . Paulo said state
lorces were bombarding the city from
Tpiranga and other points. At that
time shells had fallen within one-half
a block of the American consulato
biillding but no damage to that struc
, ture had occurred. The hotel D'Oeste
had been struck by a shell, however,
and six persons were killed.
JThe advices added that the Indus
trial center, Braz, was being shelled
and had been practically deserted by
the inhabitants.
By The Associated Press.
Montevideo, Uruguay, July 17.
Fighting between the Brazilian gov
ernment forces and the insurrection
ists at Sao Paulo is continuing with
out advantage to either side, accord
ing to authoritative advices received
here early today. Recent arrivals
from Santos declare that port is vir
tually closed and the situation ex
tromely grave. '
A prominent South American who
arrived In Montevideo on an Italian
'steamer from Santos in an Interview,
asserted that the rebels at Sao Paulo
apparently were in control and that
the federal troops besieging the me
tropolis have as yet been unable to
dislodge them. "
By The Associated Press.
Buenos Aires, July 17. An official
communique issued at noon yesterday
by the Brazilian government has been
received from La Nacion's Rio De
Janeiro correspondent. The commu
nique states:
"We are operating an important
movement of forces along the entire
front, New elements whose organiza
tion has been completed are going to
enter into the action."
Red-haired people'as R class are
the most conscientious, athletic and
popular.
BOW I LOST
so pounps
la 2 Months' Without Diets,
Exercise, Rollers or Massage
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New French Method Ex
plained by Mme. Elaine
of New York.
'I did nt htve to fo throuRh ttreniiotm
exercises nor nib myself with absurd
ct-rams, which generally put on flesh in
stead of taking it
pff. t did not wear
ftlktninit gar.
mrntu, nor torture
myself with, diets. I
v as fortunate
enough while in
Europe to find out
the secrets with
which millionaires,
French actresses
and beautiful wo
men of Paris keep
their figures slend
er. Not only did 1
easily and gradual
ly lose, 50 Pounds,
but the reduction
was lasting, as t
have never famed
a pound iince stop-
fing the treatment,
feel and look
years younger and
my health hi I
Sreatlv improved
with thii wonderful
discovery. No mat
ter how fat you are
you may do just as
I did and easily
rose a tew pounds
every week without any danger. Simply
go to any good drug store, get a package
of SAN-CrRl-NA tahlett (insist on thee.
as nothing like it has ever been offered
before to the public), take it as per direc
tient and watch your weight go down.
ou ean eat all you want white i take
.SAVCRTNA. AS TT TS OfARAXTEE T)
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS: it it the
formula of a French nhysician and it
aold with a money-back uaratee."
APPROYE LIBERATIONS
(iiiiernlly, Ireland KptIx TIiiU ItclrMe
of DcVolera mid Mark Mill lie
hh1 1'or All Concerned,
Dublin, July 17. The release ot
Kamonn De Valcra and Austin Stack,
leaders of the Irish republicans, from
Arbor Hill barracks, has been well re
ceived In all quarters. The indepen
dent welcomes the action and believes
it will be approved by the country.
It says, "the common desire Is to bury
bitterness and secure unity among all
sections willing to work for Ireland's
prosperity."
Tho Freeman's Journal, referring to
the proposal of the De Valera follow
ers torepudiate tho national loan, de
clares that "It would not be moral for
Do Valera to keep silent if those are
his ideas." It says: "one cannot be
sure thnt Do Valcra, as before, may
not be resolved to try another round."
Belfast, July 17. The release of
Eamonn De Valera and Austin Stack
Will not Influence tho cases of the Ul
ster prisoners whose liberation wilt al
ways be conditional on the reports of
the police, it is stated. The Irish
News, a nationalist newspaper whose
chairman Is Joseph Devlin, holds that
the failure to free the southern chiefs
would have ruined the Tallteann
games.
PLANS FOR EPINARD
Famous B'rcnrh Race Horse To Be
Taken to Saratoga, During Latter
Part of Next Week.
New fork, July 17. Epinard, the
French horse which was brought to
this country for three races, will be
shipped to Saratoga during the latter
part of next week to prepare for his
first races on the track there, it has
been announced by Eugane Leigh,
Epinard's trainer.
Meanwhile the chestnut four-year-old
Is having easy workouts at Bel
mont park to regain his condition fol
lowing the trip across the pcean. His
exercise yesterday consisted of a slow
gallop In the company of other horses
from the Greentree stables.
Numerous visitors call dally to see
the visitor. Among his callers yes
terday was Georges Carpentler. The
French horse and the French boxer
were photographed In the act of kiss
ing eac,h other, which promoted a wag
to remark that "their next kisses will
probably be leather, n. whip for Ep
ple and a glove for Georges."
Trainer kelgh declared he Is pleas
ed, with the sowing which Epinard
has made towaJl regaining his condi
tion. "Epinard is the best eater that I
have ever trained," said Leigh. "Even
when he has been a little under the
weather he has never refused his oats.
Ho needs no tonic of any kind to
make him eat."
Situation in W. Virginia
Discussed by President
Washington, July 17. President
Coolldge discussed the situation In
West Virginia todny with Guy D. Goff,
republican candidate for the senate
and former assistant to the attorney
general, who declared that all of
West Virginia had a friendly feeling
for the state's son, John W. Davis,
democratic nominee for president, but
would give the malorlty of Its votes
In November for the republican na
tional ticket,
Mr. Goff told the president that
Clarksburg during thn campaign
would be one of the most political
cities In the country as It Is the home
of the democratic presidential nom
inee, the republican candidate for
governor, the republican senatorial
nominee, the republican candidate for
supreme court, the republican nation
al committeeman and of Ilem J.
Shaver, reported under consideration
for the leadership of the democratic
national campaign organization.
Coolidpe, Examined Todav,
Is Found Physically Fit
Washington, July IT. President
Coolldge after nearly a year In the
SPECIAL SALE ON
HAIR GOODS
at the
Margaret W. Hepp
BEAUTY SHOP
Castle Bobb. retmlar $9-00.
at $7.00 each.
Curls and Switch
reduced.
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MRS. MARGARET McDONALD
Mrs. Margaret McDonald of Bank street, Plainville, celebrated
her 100th birthday at her home Tuesday. She is probably the
oldest woman in Plainville and is active at the present time. She
cares for a large sized flock of chickens every day, has a clear
memory and keen eyesight and is one of the best liked women in
Plainville. ''When asked how she bore up under her hundred
years of life, she answered "the first 100 years are the hardest."
White House is physically lit.
The president today, accompanied
his father, John Coolldge, to Walter
Reed hospital to allow the I utter to
undergo a physical examination,
time to time by the White House phy
sicians, and the finding of the army
doctors was thnt he is in "good phy
sical shape."
Examination nf the elder Coolldge
was arranged by the president, who
fell that after years on the farm away
from close medical supervision, he
should know his exact cendilion. The
father also passed the examination in
good shape.
While there the president himself de
rided to he examined as ho Is from
" " ' '
Any Girl can be Pretty
The best education
in the world is that
got by struggling
for a living
Start a' Savings Account
TODAY!
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skin, cleanses the pores and keeps them small, putting new life in
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Mello-Glo Beauty Cream follows the cleansing Skin Tone, whit
ening and purifying the skin and nourishing every fibre, making it
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Mello-Glo Facial Tone Powder, tine, smooth and skillfully tinted
completes the treatment. The cold cream delicately blended with
other beauty-giving agents in this charminr- powrVr nm.kes it stay
on and gives the final beautifying touch.
We Announce That
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from the
Mello-Glo Laboratories
will be here for the rest of the week. Treatments will be given with
out charge or without any obligation on your part. Telephone 4S0,
Donnelly Mullen Co., and make your appointment.
BOSTON STORE
DONNELLY, MULLEN CO.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY