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NEW. BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924,
IBELLES OBSERVE
Former Residents to Be Guests
ol Chiklrca Touight
Mr. and Mrs. William It. IhHk,
who wit" iTsiJniis Hi' (his fur
4S years IjiiI niv ttnw living In I-'"
ihti'li'H. uro (iIisitx lug Ih. ir col. U n
i"lilln iinniv itsii ry I o.; i.v :it the
homo ti' Ih.-lr ihi iitfhti r. Mrs. I'l'.-.l-erliU
S. Unit, of lili Ki'iishiKtiiu
avenue. Mrx. Hart hi'lil upi'ti
houc, siTiiiK ivu Hum a i'u-1'iuiliii
v4 W w-!
rj4
WIl.UAM
liiij.i.i:
from C:S1 to D::ifl o'cloil;. while
Ibis evening tin: immediate family
of the couple will tender Mr. and
Mrs. iholle a reception. The- house
wiM bn decora'ed Willi yellow rhry-
ramhi-mum.s and Kcldeu calendulas.
.Mr. and Mrs. 1 In'Ilo' V'i -,; marri
al. the Me', lir-iis'. clianh iatyon;ii;o
In U71 ! Hi--.. Kirliard linst.
titen piMor. Tiiy were pioneer
residenis of Stanley (..Miarler. wiierc
Mr. lhell" conducted a fcriu: lie
was alio engasid in tiio grocery
business. Two years an tliey went
to Los Angeles on a visit and fell
victims to tho famous charms of
the southern California climate.
Tr.y decided to remain t here and
built t Ic ir lininc
Mr. and Mrs. Hnlle have li-e
liiiiSliK r.". .Mrs. Fn-.leriek S. Harl,
Mrs. A. II. I'yait. and fr. ; '
Jlume ni ! 'i(s ;; , Mi :;. Fn I I
of Las A.'.s.'e's and Koslyn llnile
or this i iiy; and 1'ir. e sums. lUiv.ard
lhell- of ilartford, William lln-lle
of Los Aiit-fles, and Harold 1 belle
Of .i.",!e ljil.
Mr. and .Mrr.. Il.'-li.- will r--l'ini
to ilK-lr wes-rei-n home lie- la'.ler
pail Of this Week.
kii. -.::. uo man
l our tnivrr .Now rnrr l imine of
Vpprr MiTii'oro, ',., Oft. -----Thrr
itu'"' poilc-inrn, 'orpoml
K. C. Hran'.m .ip1 .!. H. ",rf-y; '
ft'v1 lo'. n of'!i-r.4 'I ovizr 1 Iroii'l' r. j
Cf iVm-'M. :M..V"i ;ur st. i last i
nijrlit on rhprjr-'S of nuMislmifrJitiT in j
connection wiih th shooting lo
(ifH'li of (uvn Wf ins. negro, at
Mnirkirk, Sctiirrlny infrh'.
Tfn officers U'T'1 r- h-itt'.1 on
$2.mhi iij-il oiTcli, jM-mline aetion uf )
thf Princo (.;--nrc rMnnty ;';i;'I'
jury, whit U will coi'Si'l- r ti:.- ca:
tomorrow. Mpilfl was shot an-1 kiU' r--conlinp
to reports t'f c')iint nu
thoritjps, vlirn h" v;is nusfnU. n fur
nOoUT lvpro for whom tin o:Tk'
searching
iff -'$
n:s. makv r. n ;:i.! i;
A quick, sure way
to relieve it
Apply Sloan's gently. Don't
rub. You'll get relief at once.
Sloan's starts fresh, healing
- blood circulatingswiftlythrough
the strained muscle-fibres, eas
ing the pain and repairing the
damage. Get a bottle today.
All druggists 35 cents.
Sloan's liniment
-kills pain
GETS INTO MISSOURI
N'uator Wheeler Cros.se Stale Mnc
At K1111SI ( Ity Olllv A;l(llf fur
i
'rni;;li(.
Ily Tin- Am Inlcil Pn,
ICansiis City, Mo., Oct. II. Si'tm
tor Whivl.T, InilppiTiili'iit vlee-prcal-.!.
ntlnl e.iiiill'ltite, got Into Missouri
:ii Kiinxns City curly today ami pre
1'nvoii to ni'i'si'ht his ease for the la
Knili'ttc ticket In the twetvty.'otirth
v t ; 1 1 vlsltcil iliirinif tin. rampalgn
tour. The ilay's program was left
Id Missouri sunpnrtrrs of the Incl"-
.i''i.h nt nrcitnlntlnn. hut Hie only
I a-Llri'ss schcilnicil In ailvanco was
tl at here tnnlcht.
i s ilalln nnil St. I mils wore the re
! tiui Iniiiir cli'i's on Senator Wheeler's
aiK'tpee itinerary.
However, national managers of the
I. a 1'nHi'tte cnnipnlcn have stihnilt
l ! a tentative schedule which Sen-
;al"r "A'Iici'Ut bus approved. H would
itahi. him sli"'l;:ht eastward from St.
'l.onls aftnr Friday, and. complete.
. nil to (-lection day. would place him
in Koi'Ufnrd, 111.. October 2B: Snrlner
j li-l.l. Oc'ohcr 11: LansliiK. Mich.,
; Octnl'i'i- ;!: Flint, October 2!: Tole
do. Ohio. Oetohcr 30; Yoiinestovvn,
j Oi'tnlio" CI: New Yorh city, Novem-
I I -r 1: New Jersey, places unsettled.
, XhvimIht 2 and Baltimore, Novem
ber 3.
Foster Attacks Every
Agent of Present System
Ilea. linn. i Oct. 22. Coolidge,
I 'awes. l.iavU. I.a Kollette. religion,
war, the public press, and in fact,
marly the whole present social struc
ture of the stale were attacked as
asenlH of capitalism, by William Z.
Foster,- workers party candidate for
president, in an address before what
he described as "a small friendly
pathering." in Labor Lyceum last
nif.'ht.
Social revolution and dictatorship
of the proletariat, was advocated by
Mr. Foster. He described the third
party candidate as the "last bul-
j wark of capitalism" who would tight
mi itiniii iiiu in-eseuL capi-
laliftic system" than the candidates
of the old parlies. Coolidgo was
termed a silent man "who doesn't
do a thins," and Davis a "Morgan
lawyer" and a native of "open shop
in West Virginia."
..OTHi:il (iOLI) lCUsll.
Carcrosw. Yukon Territory, Oct.
22. dTacticall the whole male pop
ulation here has set out for Little
Atiin Lake, where it is said a band
of Indian prospectors, under the
j leadership of "!ig Lake" Jim. have
d uncovered placer gold .within 40
miles of this town and 20 miles cat
I of the Old Tagist post.
Safe
Milk
For Infanti,
Invalids,
Children,
The Aged
D!ftetlble No Cooking. A Llftht Lunch
it- Avoid Invtutions Subtitutei
is,. -ruTi.i-iirt in M
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'OPEN DOOR' ONLY
PATHWAYTO PEACE
British Ambassador Makes Ad
dress in New York
Now York, Oct. 2!. Allhounh tho
Oawes reparation plan has been In
opcratloii but a short time there la
"more hope, more good will, aye,
and more charity abroad In fturope
than there lias been for 10 years at
bust, if not almost from tlem im
memorial," Sir lOsme Howard, Brit
ish nmbassador to the United States,
declared In un address hero today
at a luncheon of tho New Yoak
board of trade and transportation,
l''avor. "Open Door"
SpenUlns upon tho genera! sub
ject of econolcs in international
politics and International trade as a
lnctor for peace, the ambassador al
so referred to past activities of cer
tain concession hunters and com
pany promoters in world fields,
which sometimes have threatened
the peace of the world. Ho declared
that tnere Is "only one way to elim
inate this possible danger to peace
and good will, and that is by the
strict application of the American
doctrine of the 'open door'."
"If there Is one thing we have
learned during the last few strenu
ous and terrible years," ho said, "it
is the necessity of recognizing the
alue of economics in international
politics. Nothing has, 1 believe, ever
brought this so lionie to the world
as the struggle over the Dawes
reparation scheme, which brought
the whole question out of the murky
atmosphere of sentiment and poll
tics down onto the bedrock of hard
economic fact and proved to those
Interested that It is. when you come
to dealing in sums required for
reparations, almost as difficult to
receive them without upsetting the
economic apple-cart as to pay them.
"Even now there are many who
believe that the payment of the
sums fixed by the Dawes plan may
produce economic convulsions in the
creditor countries. That is a point
of view which even the greatest fi
nanciers at the Paris conference
W. H. HILLJOMPANV f.u, DETROIT
. . .
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
Showing a complete assortment of Men's Suits, Overcoats, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Hats, Caps and
Sweaters in fact every essential for the conservative as well as the fastidious man. We also have a
complete line of the famous "Holeproof" Hose for Ladies, in all the popular colors and styles. We
invite the public of New Britain and surrounding towns to come in and inspect our new store and
stock at any time. Whether you purchase cr not you are always welcome.
FEATURING KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES - 100 PER CENT VIRGIN WOOL
s
TOMKOWSKI & DAWSON
361 MAIN STREET, NEW BRITAIN
OPPOSITE MYRTLE STREET
barely hinted at hut now (lis doctors
are agreed that a surfeit of gold or
goods may prove a si ndlgcstibld to
a nation as a surfult of mines pics
at Christmas to a schoolboy.
Nyniwllilcs With Irsnco
"Tlicro la nut on of us, I venture
lo say, who did not wish from Ms
whole heart that France might be
completely and fully Indemnified for
the g-eat and torrlblo losses she suf.
feredMn the war even though wo
might not agrca etartly as to' the
methods. Well, now thank God, we
have Ui a best financial doctors In
council and they have prescribed a
remedy and tho different patients
have had tho good sense to try tho
cure prescribed.
"Already the effects of this are
vlslblo although the plan has only
actually been In operation a few
days. There is, I venture to say,
more hope, .more good will, aye and
moro charity abroad In Kuropc than
there, ha been for in years at least.
If not almost from time Immemorial,
I am, I fear, a natural optimist, but
when I read the speeches of the
various statesmen at the opening of
the fifth assembly of the league of
nations I could not help feeling that
even those who might dlsagrco with
some of the tilings they said must
be convinced that they, one and all.
were Inspired with a genuine heart
felt desire to establish a telen of
peace on earth and were not paying
mere up service to the cause of
peace. I hope that any references
to the speeches at Geneva will not
be construed by anyone as an at
tempt to influence American public
opinion one way or another with
reference to the league.
"Kvery American citizen has a
right to his own opinion on this
subject as on every other and I
have no wish to attempt to influ
ence American opinion on this or
any olhcr political question of the
day. even if I could do so. which 1
do not for a moment believe. j
"All 1 wish to stress in saying ,
what I have said is that in my opin- I
ion t lie statesmen of Kurope have
shown by their public utterances on
that occasion that they are more
earnest and truly determined than
ever before to lay the foundation of
an enduring peace among nations.,
and for this they should have tho
credit, x x x t x
Peace Is Goal
'Teacc lasting, enduring, is the
greatest objective of any statesman
today. War modern war can only
ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING OF OUR UP:TO-THE-MINUTi: STORE AT
361 MAIN STREET - Opposite Myrtle Street
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
bo destruens and ruinous lu an
ever-Increasing degree. It la your
business, you wbo are interested tn
world commerce and affairs mi,
to see to It that your business la net
such aa to endanger peace and good
will among, nations,
"1 should Ilka hero, if I may do'
so without Impertinence, to quote
some words of the presidont of the
United States In a recent speech, lie
said: 'It Is no part of public, policy
as the American people now conceive
It, to tear down legitimate and use
ful business. Uut It Is tholr firm
determination that business forms
and methods shall bo subordinated
to the public Interest.'
"There wo nave It all In a nut
shell, Tint ft business forms and
methods shall be subordinated to'
the public Interest at home, how
much more Important Is It that they
should be so subordinated abroad,
where the clash of competition may
easily produce Ill-will and' serious
complications with other countries
and so endanger that will to peace
which we are all agreed should bo
the principal aim of all,
"llefore the war. governments of
many countries were In my humble
opinion far too much Inclined, to
push with all the strength they
could tho Interests In foreign coun
tries of concession hunters and com- j
pany promoters of their own na
tionality, x x r x. In fact It may
bo ,sald without any exaggeration
thai this was one of the principal
causes, for there were many, of the
late war. I do not hold credit for
any government. To be quite frank,
I think none could afford to ti.row
a stone at any other in mat
ter, x x x x.
('oiceslon Hunters
"Certain concession hunters xxxx
have no hesitation in getting up
newspaper and political agitations to
further their objects, and by doing
so to embroil their own country with
other friendly countries against
whom every conceivable story may
be Invented. There Is, I think, only
Bear-Grease
is Best for the Hair
Our forefathers used Btar-Gresse
snd had healthy, full-growing hair.
The modern hair dressing is BEAR
GRO, which is. pure Bear-Grease
sterilized snd trtide-mtrked foryovr
protection. BEAR-GRO allays dan
druff, relieves itching, keeps the
scalp clean, and stops falling hair by
feeding the roots. BEAR-GRO im
parts brillisnt gloss snd delightful
fragrance to hsir, makes it soft, silky,
snd STAY COMBED ss you comb
it. A real dressing.
Sold only by
' The Fair Department Store
Boston Department Store
Bear-Gro
TRADE MARK
on way to eliminate this . possible
.danger to peace, and good will, and
that s by the atrlot. application of
the American doctrine of the 'open
door,' I, E., perfect equality of op
portunity to all In the" matter of
these concessions In undeveloped or
isemi-developod countries and by
what I may call a self denying
agreement among natlona by wtyleh
they will pledge themselves not to
support In any way the efforts of
their own nationals to obtain con
cessions In such countries, .
"Lot it be left to tho concession
hunters to porstiadn the governments
of those countries thst they are the
most suitable persons to obtain the
concessions they want. In this way
an enormous amount of Intrigue
would be stopped and one of the
principal sourccf of ill will In Inter
national affairs would be dried up.
."The open door combined with a
fair Meld and no favor should be the
slogan tn these matters if we value
peace and good will more than the
profits of a few concession hunters
and company promoters against
whom I have nothing to say except
Insofar aa they may make trouble
for my country with other countries.
Tint to secure this some form of In
ternational arrangement Is. I think,
necessary or .we shall fall back
quickly Into the old bad ways."
IIF.AR OWN STATION
Belfast, Ireland, Oct. 22. The
new ratllo broadcasting station here
has Increased the number of Irish
amateurs. Previously they had to
luno In on distant London; now Bel
fast gives them nightly a program
of Irish flavor, including Irish mu
sic. Receiving sets find a ready
market.
Mother!
Hurry! Give Constipated Child
"California Fig Syrup"
Even a fretful, feverish, biliouo or
constipated child loves the pleasant
taste of "California Fig Syrup." This
gentle, harmless laxative never falls
to sweeten the stomach : nd open the
bowels. A leaspoontul today may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. It
Released After 22 Yrs.
Solitary Confinement
Montreal, Oct, X2. A apeclal cable
to the Montreal Star today an
nounces that Osman Dlgna. famous
in the days when the Mahdi was
waging hla Holy war against the
British In the Sudan, and who was
captured three years after the battle
of Oindurman, when Lord Kitchener
finally aubdued tho fanatical dor
vlshes. tho followers of tho Khalifa,
has been released after twenty-two
years of solitary confinement from a
cell at Wadl Haifa, Osman la now
on a pilgrimage to Mecca,'
According to the Star's cable, the
British foreign office had forgotten
all abouk Osman until tho question
was raised at the last session of
parliament
During Oreat Britain's Sudanese
trouble In the last quarter of the
nineteenth century, Osman Dlgna
was one of the most fanatical, per
sistent and most cunning of the
British enemies.
Governor Silzer Speaks
To New Haven Audience
Now Haven, Oct. 22. Gov. George
8. Bllzer of New Jersey, speaking at
a dcmocratlo rally here last night,
said that one reason he opposed
Senator La Follette was "the light
manner in which he held the su
preme court of the United States."
Speaking of prohibition Oovernor
Silzer said:
"Folks say we are 'wet' down in
New Jersey. Perhaps we are, but we
are no different there than you are
here. Down in New Jersey, however,
we expose the hypocrisy of prohibi
tion."
"Our constitution guarantees us
life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
piness. It also guarantees us securl-
HARMLESS LAXATIVE
All Children Love Its
Pleasant Taste
doesn't cramp or overact. Contains
no narcotics or soothing drugs.
Ask your druggist for genuine
"California Fig Syrup" which "has
directions for babies and children of
all agea printed on bottle. Motherl
Tou must say "California" or you
may get an Imitation fig syrup.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
23
ly from a search and soisuro, and
yet at this time If a woman throws.
a pan full of grape mash out of tha
back door, she is lluble to have
federal agont come snooping in
looking for a itlll."
ACTION ON lOSDKUK
Presbyterian Dlilcrs Meet Tonight to
Tako Final Action on lloslgnstion
' New York, Oct. 22. X Joint meet
ing of the elders an dtrustocs of the
First Presbyterian church will be
held tonight to take final 'action on
the resignation of their preacher,
Dr. Harry JJmerson Foadlck. At
a meeting of the trustees yesterday
a sealed resolution was adopted Con
ccrnlng his (Withdrawal,
Although the Rev. Dr. Thomas
Guthrie Sears, a trustee, said the
contents of the resolution would not
be revealed until tonight, it was
generally considered probable among
church members that the resolution
would favor the acceptance of Dr.
Fosdlck's resignation but would re
quest him to delay .action tem
porarily. ADVICE TO OVERWEIGHTS
Alhambra, Cal., Oot, 22. Forest
Ranger J. II. Pyle says he has found
the perfect reducing medium. After
three wceka of fighting a forest fire
lnithe Sierra Madre mountains, ho
found he was 40 pounds lighter than
when the fire. broke out
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