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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1923.
pn in FsnF s.
Peace Based on Good Will
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Chips off the Old Block
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f Ur dose. Mace of
a m e insreditntt,
tnen etna coaiea.
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: ns ,i i:'' .'t -t-p !nii:ir! H.h f.--,
;.lal.ii!'in. at ..f i..il pi . Tin -n'-i.ns
In ' sail,'- M1 ' '': a as
l-. ll. t ll'T "a- al'(. , ! il . 1' .U K- f of t li---I
t.1.11 rnr-'.t I" l-lilaill-.-'l (.'
''as fnnalap of t'a- Miiriiilil.-i i: :ii'--IKtrast
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Wl'V r A::.'' isa "I. r J li-a- :..i.
a.a.i a ay f ti.- . man i i s ! 1 '. i i '. '
I- llV'a! I. rf aa:-s.- r a :i n -i I . II"
T-afatr. 1 to i-ono o:' tl-i.an. lai- .-..m-.
.., r ,- ,1 l !n'. " wl'h ni'iUine H i'.nir
r.a' oti' y t i.it t-ia rr-fsiai.ii.'.i.ni'-nt of
Va Cf vni ' ,s.' titi'i! tn tiio r.'ii'ia''.a
t!n of Kw-I;rc 'mm tho T ' n i t .1
st-a'ap b'it tispt tia' ur.MViri to t i;f
.jur.Mon -ni aiiar tia ro to 1"
I', a.'? nv if romo ti-om tli P'-opi'-s
, of Kuropo tiii-msaU i s.
If thcTO 'wits to I'" poat'o, ihin
Amonoa woui l Vi'ip in t! " r-'-"n-sttrurtlon
U) t'i ?xt"-t of ltr abil
ity, lie avowa l.
"Tha full ruoa.'-iiyr- of Am'-rio."
, lietpfuino..." i.o fisi-r'.,3, "ran V,o
Obtained only mhvn Vc." Aniori'ain
pnpift aro p.-5niroa. t)-,a M.a tinia for
' tlf struc'lve m' tho-ls n ti I ptiiirien Jiaa
pasxaj aral tlmt. thit titn" tor p..uee-
' liii ii-'' i i1,. ! i r,! -ris onina."
A th" cii'-.it r.' l oia.r o' '"a- pi!
ffrirnti, tr. Ilaimliton -vafl mu'uinc
Ms maiiln al'!rrs in tho fapntlty
of amV.assalor to n-c-.t T'.ri'ain.
Amor.ir t!.o mn.st proml:-. "t citb-.-la-,
to Tt'ia-ntiif' 'r im W'-i-'-, I 'ri mo
Minister Pa' Inin ti:o prp-i.ti ! Mr.
Iloiiphion, t'a- 1'i-iko of Yrrk-. for
mr rrtm Ministar MnrDort.M, tiio
a nbaiisailttri f-om Jl.'iattun. .Iij'.'in.
Oormany. IVrt:cit ati'I Vtr.zit
Iff'lbWlOp f.' (':. a t "ran "v. I'.ia.iial
Sa-r"Uiry Atii'-ry. Sir . m-kUi n-l ;-.l-'lta,
Sir Sami"! Hofiro, the Karl of
i 'rarvn an1 Lord Af I or.
Mr. llonprliton sail:
tuiikin iliiilontary so mtrurtlvp tn'i'laloni rcurlicd wlilch In tha nd
'tlir . 1 1 1 1 1 .i 1 1 1 : t uml In tho piioplD lo ilitoiiiiliis tlio utlltuJo of tlio Amcrl-
i'jr. r;r
(1 1 i I I 1 I T ' '.' . UK A
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Cold:
and
Throat
! doubles mmm
i) I I! Yi: All Ol M ( t I SS.
tt lil.'ll In' U nam llllial.
"'lanu'lii. i,r riHiisi', It liors not
o.iiint. 'I'Iiih illniirr has roiiiit to iir
K.i-i.-t !i iat; inurii Hunt a IIH'l o Orrfl-i-lnii
n liuilta!iai. It linn ln'i'omo tn
fart .1 MUllilU ; lit. if UllotVlrinl, Mr)
l.i lii i iiu.tijia nln i'aiiy mi Ainrrlraii ;
.una i -.-. i .i r takes nl'lia. . Aii'l J
1 . 1 1 1 ' I I"- ivitnin Ira.lllii'il. I HUi'i't
i' I iin-lartnnk ii"" 1 Kiy K.'in. t hiug
a Ihiiji A liirio- A in. rl an i . lal loin.
"itu' isiiat is tiiri-.i tu say'.' .I.intoH
Kunsi II l.awill in tnio tif his rsays
6.i'ikA p"f 'tlia 'lllllaulty of lirKUilliiK
a la w tip lo.ly nut nt tlr- oni-.st linKnl
In.H'riini. ui upon which r liayr lirii
1 1 1 r u in i in-1 an luliK." I tako th'' iio.
tii'lon, o' roursr, iiii!i. apart from
ihr ronti t, 1 inn surf l.oui-ll ilid not
Iiiit' this ri'.-nlni; in nilnd.
"llu' la ii I I., p. hi tn asl: niysoll
what I mil! 1 .say to ynti tuniitht, iirtil
by '. 'iia- lrn ouriiillx r, -i bratlotl
that Inn-: ',ir'itirii phrasa of ila
r. iin. in ni- tniipl. II ili, .r.-ni to ik
srialii' a ,o,--f-ihh' sit nation tilth Home
firaiiiaay. 1 saiy pnssllih-. for 1 fancy
that tho in mil thrunma 1 in.-trnmont
Htill is s.-niin", ln-ri- about tho p'vni
lni'S; I roiil. 1, I flair f.ay. If p"sh.(l
"1 ii.-- i 1 a ' ' j rn i ! i' wit ! i iv'inr r-in-i,
. n urvin- ' I ta a,U that I liuvo
.!.! )!'t,i,l$ tO .let" I'VO llll.S W. l-
r,i me. lint I um L'omfort ri by tin:
ri 10:1 that no man rvci hina tt
aiHi'al pas'-'il-iy a ppriiiu-la 0 it to hiiu
sa 1 1-1 b- .a '' of t hr pi .-silh a,t,
m 1 .1 1 sails la- I, !. Htvl t ho L"- a:
! o-,.l" I lia th-- honor 'o i-' pi
s a:, a-. i,ii as 0:1 lay u-.vri la lia f,
I 'h.nik )."i.
lint lllir Spin h.
-! was '.all Lynns. 1 h, la ', a, who
! ' 'a,; ; i,, j,, r j 1 1 , i 1 ; '. , ' la - i,, h
, in I'ii.' tin. i:i"t tail 1... avl ha'
Alnoriaa ni-'nnlt lll.ilalll.' ii Ml-Li'
sp"-t o h. My own n rui -l is not 1.0
t'ja I. I! 1: 1 tak' a a- 1 tain pr'nl. .
n.. . rl la-'a as, )n 11, , fart thai iaft
' (i-'raviny wrh niiiy una spa. rli to
my ci-a-li:. an.) 'hat in lhislish. It 1s
la.siaiiais iik" ihrsa. ai'tor all. which
to It,
slush.,
la-n-
iy n
v ana
on
fs
:l. lb llaa In
t ! in nk I -, I
vi.-iy in tuirh
oiirail of 1 he
myou tried
lemon Sauce
made with
lemon'
fifteen other flavors
The WlUaras & Catleton Ca
Harttord Cokn.
I'ins - an 1 t i.
in-l h.'li'h-ss. li.
c to 1: bar nsa nnr pt ii
all "Ifor! ; I tint not nian
(,1a. I.l t.
No AssuruniTs VkiIciI.
"I ca. 111. ii l.rimr niy- ! to thltil,
:V it .u n--. -I i-ssuiaua.-fi frian tu.- nf
tni.iiraii taO'l'.iiM mal an ii rstuml-
iat; ra'licr .iocs tt norm to ni" 1liat(
th.-ia an' i-o'at iim.s Ir-tiM-in the Knjj.
lisii sp. -'.hilar pa'-i.h s v, hh'h wo jnayi
t r'-ly i ik" for ir-aii'.. 1 an. I r.uai-'l-aa;
- ha h a r.-riain r- tic iu". is )u-
inai i',-... aiai in :i:y po ir opinion,
ila-il li.!.-'. I 1 1 : -.a l Vi'oili ;irtr,ly (
that tansh 1 ii ni.'l 1nvolil In tlu-soj
fi-i-'fal y riiatiar.s tho promise of
a la" ti - a ml happiar world.
"Hut s'li-' iy tia (lino Is past wVicn
t rioi-ii to die up this friendship, as
it ivoro. on fistivc, oocnsion.i, to cx-
' amine tin- roots ami felicitate our-f--a!-j
on ihnr prrow-'h and vitality.
' U it no a tcmi'T plant: it has en
dur.'l throaL'h d.tjs v.hich meant
drdls rati r than w oi'ds. We hava
!na f. ason to anil'' ipato its nnlitnely
tl n:ic Ibit I will confess to you
t lm t In tiioun n's of rare and solitary
solf-co:i,ii.::::ia:i I sometimes won.
i.lcr if if m. i''-. not well that It he
spa'-,:-.! saorehin? winds of after
dinnor ora'ory.
"I am t .it. i; to assume therefore
that you v ill not expect me to ro-f.-r
Pi'i aH aaily to 'liands across the
sea,' or 'Mood is thicker than wa
ter," or ivi-n 10 'our common law."
1 h"si:a'- but I think we rnit'ht per
haps us.-tiilly Inalu'le uIho 'tho lan
(.'uat'e of Shakespeare," v, lilcH ncilh
er of us iis'.s. No ,iou; t there arc
o'ia-i';. W)'1'. y.air p' rmission I
i shall lav th. an all aVi.!.-.
I Tlir linriipoan Situatiiin
I "Vha.f I do want to say a word
ahou' is the a'MtU'l'. of the plain
peot.lo nf Ann iva lu-aards tla re-ror,s-'rii--'ion
of Kni-ie-a. t tl:inlc
Jh;i" is imi'otaan'. laaauso tlat
American for. lira ol'fiae is in a very
1 literal srnse ij..- t nmr-s of tho AtiKT.
loan people mnl because in theso
homes matters arc disciissed and de
rail Bovoi-nnu'iit.
"1 foci tlio ileaiio becutmo avoiy
now and then I oitlicr lieitr or rend
a siulonient which seems to Imply :
tlmi Anicrlca's relutlon to tha prub- j
lein ot rci'onairiii'llot) ia auhsiantlul. I
ly that ot u pin lirlpunt in a tfUanlin I
Kiinio of Nlilll, In which It buhooven 1
her to play cards very warily, lest i
ninldenly ti ltd wUliont Ihelr Imowl- 1
eduo the American pi'oplu It nil tlicin
scIibs subject 10 heavy penalties. I
may any tciy frankly Hint Is not lit y
own view.
Ainri-li-an Y'cwikiIiiI .
"1 doubt If the American people ,
look upon their triiinrea In recon- i
hi ruction lt any ninth fashion. Their 1
viewpoint la much inoro like your
own. 'J' hey-, like you, ure content- ;
plat ins tlir slow recovery of a world
which hna been badly hurt, morally
and physically by war. If material I
progi-cRN hitherto lina been alow we ;
can nt b'liat congratillnto onraclvea j
that it him been sure. As wo cast 1
our eyes backward over the past I
yehr. tor Instance, note n really j
subatantial advunce. The fsundu- .
nientjtl necessity that tho peoples of
('1 -nli-iil Kurop" shall bo r-nahlcd once
acalii to tn to work has been met;
capital, viihom wnicn in'- onu-i un
ion of proiluciion could not bo
made to operate, has been supplied;
AILMENTS
YOUNG GIRLS
1 . 1
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
School Teacher's
Experience
Evan stnn.Wyominfr. " A few years
afro 1 had troubles every month such
asgirlsoftenhave,
and would sufler
awfally every
time. J was teach
ing school and it
made it hard for
me as I had to go
to bed for two or
thrco days. One
day my mother
suggested that I
take Lydia E.
i'lnkham 3 Veg-
4 1 a r
m 1
X
etablcCompoum
which I did. and it did wonders ior me.
In the course of a year I married and
after rhy first baby was born I got up
too soon and it caused a displace
ment. This troubled me t that Icould
hardly walk or do my housework. I
knew what tho Vegetable Compound
did for me before so I took it again.
It strengthened me and now I have
five little kiddies. The eldest is six,
the baby is five months old and I hava
twin boys three vcars old and a boy of
five years. I do all my own housework,
washing and ironing, and I never felt
better in my life. I owa my health
to your wonderful medicine."
Mrs! Verhena Carpentkr, 127 2nd
Avenue, tvanston, Vi yoming.
iViiTcnry values lmvo been Inipely
utubilUcd. Your own lon-i,uslalncd
and niugnlllci.lit effort to phicu your
money on u cold basis bus lu.cn
crowned Willi success.
"Order has been i'.siubllheil, and
whtlo lo soiuu extent tllu ilisul
Kiinliutloii ol International tradu uml
markets, wltcli camu as nuliirul
conscinicnco Of tho ur, atlll per
lHt, m.'iiknd liiiprnM'iiieut lnu been
shown even her.:, U hn brill a
sninewhiit try I itu lime. - W'u hutu
no doubt lruined a aood d'-al in tlio
pruceas. That lunch tit least wo
can put unions our u.set. But
the lieuvy work Is dune, tlio founda
tions of a, new prosperity, liau
been laid.
lliinl Work Ahead
"Xooi,l)ielr.'s, what n niulns to bo
donu is aluioat uh dlfticull. iui what
hud already been accomplished. It
involves consiih-inlloiui which arc
rnoro or less Intaiik'lblc; It Involves.
In particular, 11 chnn-jed altitude of
mind, for what the war destroyed
was not only human lives, dreadful
as was the toll, not j.ropcrty, nor
the forces of uoveniuTeiit. It de
stroyed for tho moment belief in one
another's good faith, and k'ooil
faith Ik the c.-tiii-nt which binds
cuillmitioii toS'-'lu r. Withon'. It,
units, whether individual or na
tional, simply lull apart. .
"If human society Is to function
again as a whole that pood faith
must nt least be assume). l'eace
cunnot conin from without; It mu.sl
came from within.
"Now, we In Ann ri' ii. as you
know, are nut wholly without ex
perience in the l.inl of problems
that have been turinenlliiB Kuropo.
We know the inariiiins of the wreck
npe, and ileiastation a Ki't't war
brings in Its trnin; w e Know ', hat. it
means to borrow capital under dif
I'.cult comlitions; we know the mean
ing of dcfiteciatoil money, for we
,nv our paper dollar shrink In value
until It took almost three of those
: dollars to buy one j;old dollar.
! "We know wholly Hie natural tin
1 rest and resentment which tliese
'unhappy conditions en-ate and foster.
I And that knowledge, naturally
enough has tatipht us 10 look upon
I th oftermath of the war In Kti
inpe yympat lat i. a iiy and with an
honest ib-sire tu ).. 'p. but w-. too.
ar n 1 . : 1 t j . 1 1 p. 1 pie. VYIa u w
lent our satlngs to make It pos
;.sil,f lar tne p.-uiia s ul central Ell
j rope 'o p.-t to woiU it was because
we knew that only In this way could
Kurop" as a whole be made to func
tion economically. W in n we h nt
! our savines to ) build th" markets
i which had been destroyed it w-as he
I cause we knew- '.hat In no other way
j could tin y ar.-iin be rn.v,yed. That
j was necssary in the !. pinnlnp :
that was ni-r'- common s'-ns". If
We went at tla- j.! vi'h a ei rlain
moral carntfitniss, let ttiat go 10 our
credit.
"It Is natural for us to assume
that those who hate suffered so
much from war should sack a set
tlement which so far ns its humanly
possible should !. free from rondi
tlcns Irndlns rtlrertly 10 war. To
that end and In that Fpirit we hate
Tanlac puts flesh
on scrawny folks
Yiii; .--iiiiply can't expert to get
back jour health and Mrciiglh
as lontf as jour body is scrawny
and underweight. I.cf Talnac put
some good solid flcOi on your bones,
! put your stomach In shape nfraln and
purify your blood. Then see how
, much better mi feel.
Jn our lib 9 ure moro than 100,
,00o glowing letters of praise Ironi
men and women who credit their
j present vigorous health to Tanliic.
;Vhnt It has dona for them It can
1 surely do for you.
Tanlac is Nature's isiv.it tonic and
build. !'. l! is eonipouud'-d after the
. famous T11 nlac formula from roots,
barks and curative herbs. It S' "
rK'hl down to the .T-nt of trouble
'makes you fid a lot latter right
from the start
1 Don't put elf talCHiC Tanlac a 11-
' other day. Imn't'o vn .lragplnir
your poor, sickly body around when
I thin ce nt tonic and builder is ready
to le ip you.
In ojs. s of torpid li'.'-r. rie umit-
! lisill, .slee,es-sriesM, ba.vere.l resist -ance,
indii;. stion. malnutrition and
treneral d'-billty, Taiihi'' will accom
plish wonders. O't a bottle this
Svery (lay and start feeling better tonight.
Made Her Feci
Like New Woman
"My appetite was gone, and
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1386 E. 55th St.
Los Angeles, Calif.
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$1.00 j $1'00
328 MAIN STREET
THIS DAY HRI.NS OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. TO APPRECIATE THESE VALUES ONE MI ST SEE THEM.
Ladies' W ind'-or Crepe
GOWNS
2fot$l 00
69c value
Ladies Ctepe
BLOOMERS
4r"$l 00
.'!9c value. All colors.
Ladies' Crepe
STEP-LNS
4 '"$1.00
."59c value
Ladies' Merc. Pineapple
HOSE
4PS$1.00
HA PPY HOM E DRESSES
Sizes .36 ."2
$1.00
S1.49 value
Ladies' Lingette
RLOOMERS
All colors
2ror$1.00
Ladies'
TRIMMED HATS
Wednesday Onlv
$1 00
Value to ?1.9f
21x V,
WINDOW SCREENS
Reg. 89c value
Wednesday Onh
2"'r$i.00
JARDINIERES
Large sizes
$1 00
Value lo S1.49
Fancy Metal
SER IN(i TRAYS
$1.00
SI.-"9 value
16 t. and 21) qt.
ENAMEL KETTLES
$1,00
Value ?1.J9
Large bellow
aiixlnj; KOWLS
10c
alue 19c
Cl'PS and SAUCERS
Complete Qq
Value 19c
LUNCH KIT with
VACUUM BOTTLE
complete
$1.00
MARQUISETTE
PANEL CURTAINS
Ecru P'linge Trim
$1 00
SI. 19 alre
LINt.E'ITE
4,?,:,ds$i.oo
alue -9c yard
;j-in. GINCIIAM
10c v"d
alue I 'ic yard
( RETONNE
Sold regular .'!9c vard
5VS'$1 00
Medium Size
WASH BOILERS
""$1 00
l arge Size
GARBAGE CANS
alue S1.19
SI 00
Slightlv Soiled
WINDOW SHADES
3 '"$1.00
alue .19c
! Children's Children's
PANTIE DRESSES ROMPERS
S9c value Sizes 2-6 yrs. 1 AN coloi.Si 69c value
4" $1.00 2 "" $100
Children's Three-quarter "
length fancy top Chil'l.en'n Chamhrav
SPORT HOSE W ASH SI ITS
.".9c value r for (t (f
$ 1 UU Reg. 9,sc value
Ladies'
SILK CAMISOLES Children V Mercerized
i Reg. S1.00 value HALF SOCKS
2 '"$1.00 10c ''ah
LADIES' FULL FASHION PEACOCK" HOSE
All shades. f) Pair n A A
Regular HM value L for $i,UU
PALM0L1YL " "
SOAP DC
noiivsoAi'. n
Regular l'lc -.'c DC
PALMO!.I L SHA IN(; ( REAM. A for S ((
Pvegiilar :-t. f q) 1 ,UU
WALDORF TISSl L, wj
Regular H'c C
ELECTRIC B! LBS, r for tfj 1 AA
2.1 to 60 watt D q)l .UU
CURTAIN M RQl ISETTE. -I rj
Regular 21c v aid 1 I C
CRETONNE ROUND I
PILLOWS OUC
Regular Size i H
PILLOW ( AsES IDC
REGAL REC ORDS TAPISTRY SCARFS
Latet Hits (f -f (
4'' $1.00 si'Js,
Full length
WHITE RUFFLED
CURTAINS
2';:' $1 oo
79c value
GRASS RUGS
27x10 inches
2for$1.00
7-Piece BERRY SETS
$1 00
I ALLLMINUM WARE
SI. 00 Percolators
SI. 00 Double Boilers
, 79c 1-qt. Sauce Pot
79c Colander
Choice of Anv
2 101 $1.00
FORD LUGGAGE
CARRIERS
$1 00
Value S1.69
AUTO CUSHIONS
$1 00
Men's Mercerized SOCKS
0e$l 00
Colors, Black, Navy,
Brown and Grey.
Men's Khaki Work
SHIRTS,
4' '$1.00
Men's Silk Stripe
SHIRTS
$1.00
Value S1.49
9 CLOTHES BASKETS
Wednesday Onlv
50 c
BATH STOOLS
$1 00
Rep;. Sl:9
BOSTON BAGS
$1 00 ,
Brown and Black
Mercerized
TABLE CLOTHS
$1 00
$1.39 Value
AUTO JACKS
Value S1.00 . . .
AUTO PU3IPS
Value Sl.no . . .
79c
79 c
MEN'S PAJAMAS
$1 00
S1.49 Value
MEN'S PANTS
$1.00
All size.
Value $1.69
GRINDERS $1 00
14-in. STILSON WRENCH
Value O 1
Oval Shape
RAG RUGS
Value $1.2.1. 7f
Each tC
OILCLOTH SCARFS
value
MEN'S OVERALLS
Denim $1.00
BOYS' SNEAKS
98c
Sizes 2 to 6
Men's Ralbriggan
UNION SUITS
2 '"$1.00
Regular 79c value
LADIES' VESTS
10'"$1.00
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