New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], May 22, 1925, Page 14, Image 14

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925.
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DEPIOREJP ERA
Worried by Tendency of Under
graduates lo Pay Cash
0'oM. Kns'nnd
Oxford fal-.-li!
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'SCOTLAND HARD TIMES
I STRIP FAMOUS CASTLES
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Slimy of (lie I'h'UirittUUC Itulldlng". ,
tirndimlly IHnrix'nrtni! Inillt j
I'ltiiri of VhiIous
l ITurls uf Prguiilntinns.
Aberdeen. Soo'.iiiti !, M iv -(Al'i
- Many of the picl uresqite castles
' iWCan.l '' Rrsi.lnally disappear
e or a' .-iil b-dng Ktrii'. of
IV articles of In' oric lulerest,
spit.. Hhrb on l.mlf of various
. In I ItmlH ii;tl orctiiiziitioiia to
ir.-i. ti. 'in for lu'tire generu-
m. T' o mewt recent to be in.
..! .1 !. the auctioneer is Slams
.. . i-:: i ' A I', r.lo. nshlre I'mif,
v.rN of l:rro!l. Ii.'i'ilahlo
aiaoK of Scotland in Ul
Jli'Sl of the caste ow li.
they have- leen fun.-ed to
.iMi.'i'l dwdlirg because
n.v an.! ti- cst of t.'!1-
A FINEJXH1BIT
Many Unique Articles ol Silver
Are Shown
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ni.'l li" family,
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'he tn t ro p o .-.a
fni'-, to ca-u'v o-r
Mon n .cr s a re
! tr.d-men recite an
i.lr oak counttrs In
a.'i wlv'ul boreJotii.
The iiierea.e. in cash purchases
i initiative cf a ."'lifting or' ocn:
vandatde. Hit un.ierijrjcMaKs
,r now the "! cf i-hovni- ai.d tin.
nusmesshke ci country g'ntle'nen
"h gout sal anclnt lineage; mote
aril mors are comlrs up te the ur.i
versi'y from th? vrv tcn:!v ac
nulre4 roijn'.rv s.9"i of moneye-i
men of business V.o ar
iudga8 of tMCO'Jn'.s than
.,..! a summer ilivro. 1"
in. i ":,,i-a t'l aii l 1n r hi:
i i -i , 1 . a vny of . - "i-a I months
.-. nt . '-.no rl t la oas' '. lia.'
Miiah 1 1 .n . h, and now th lai't of l'
ui-rtshlairn iuvf ln-r-n tohl tinJ.-r
B'i.":,,n.', !' haiiuii'r. At one .
im th1- nrt ti-"a?'ir.s of the castles
-a .--re -.vorih ihonaa ls of pounJa
mi I i's library consis...l of more j
ihm i;, 1 volutins. Among lt i
ina'ojscrip's More th rharic-rs of j
Mm.- ati.l tlv- pa!nm.6 Includ"-! ,
ioil..s by Vandykt1, Reynolds, I la
Charlcitoit, S. C, May S!. (AP)..
A collection of rare old silverware,
comprWiiB a number of priceless
family heirlooms lias hr-on enKagl"K
thn tiiteittion of Charlesionlans who
are said lo ha Interested normally
In matters antique, especially when
iMtmn-icJ wiih their historic clly.
Notable niiionc the artlolss tn the
onllertinti, lotit by a number of the
old tamilb'f. is a silver coffee urn
said to lime belonged to Oliver
Cromwell, The urn, which Is dated
1il."iS, is now in the possession of
the j'im-kney family.
A handsome tanltard of lfi'!.
found among the ruins of John's
iMand after t lie Civil war. Is an
other objeet of interest. It bears
the ooat-of-arms of Hie Wilson fam
ily. There is a Durham cow, pur
ehase.l in London as a cream
pitcher lii icsi, and kept omons
the pows.lon9 of Us owners for
more than :on years.
The collection contains a por
ringer of 1 7.i S. the worlt of Paul
Kevere, a renowned silversmith of
his time, in addition to a butter
boat, a tea caddy on which Is em
bossed the figure of King Charles,
and a trophy cup, the baas of which
formed by three horse heads.
There is also a punch dipper with
an Knglluli coin fashioned In the
bottom.
More elaborate la the tray of the
George HI period, bearing the
Campbell coat-of-urma. Bllver horns
used more than a century ago to
call the townspeople to tlrca are
also to be found In the. collection.
An authority on silverware de
clared, after viewing the collection,
that Charlestown has the hand
somest group of antique pieces In
the United States, with the excep
tion of New Tork'clty.
PEERESSES WELCOME CUT
IN COSTjFCOURT GARB
Itradj Made Onwns Will MnUc
I'lrM Appearance at lCumK-an
Functions
London, May !!. ( A P) Tieady
made gowns will sppear at court
functions this season for the first
time. The Innovation, the Idea of
which was Imported from the
I'nlted States by court dressmakers
to suit the purses of sone of their
customers among princesses and
peeresses, also Includes the pur
chase of dresses on the Instalment
plan
According to the dressmakers,
many youthful daughters of earls
and duki-s were the 11 rat to wulcomo
this economic solution of their re
duced clothing allowances, and a
rushing business has resulted among
those, modistes who bate taken up
the 'plan. For :0 the, young womon
have been able to llnfl exclusive
models designed and executed )iy
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artists of color and lh scissors, trom i.omiun i ""';" "
whereas a few years ago they would lie has reported on sites for alrsh p
have puld two or three times tut masts at
much.
Calcutta,
land Jtiingoon,
Colombo, lellil
Home of the court dressmakers,
this season, have abolished the old
time custom of sules by appoint
ment only and beciiiiso of the keen
competition In their line of busi
ness, are willing to serve customers
any time they appear. -
V.K OY ll.l HOOKS,
New llavon, May J2 (AP) Chief
of Police Philip T. Hmllh yesterday
unnounced he has waged a continu
ous and vigorous war agallst the
sals of Biibllcstlons containing a
lacloua matter for the last two
months beginning with the suppres
sion of a Petrol, publication 4ibout
two months ago. At Ilia present
lime about 15 magazines have been
barred from local newsstands anil
almost dally the police check up on
dealers to ascertain whether orders
to stop sales immediately havo been
complied with.
CORNS
Ma. this trltl Se hew Insttnt and ron
plete Is your relief with Dr. Scholl't. Zln
fit. They stop the euM friction r
previure. No method so safe, quickly heul
and absolutely iDllKPtlc and scientific
Ihla. At your drugal.t er shoe dealer'..
DlScholVs
Xino-pads
"Put one on the pain is gone'
! England Studies Routs
j for Aviation in India
London, May Sir gefion
P.ranckcr, director of civil aviation,
returned to London recently after
having completed in four months a
17,000 mils journey by air to inoia
and back In thn tame airplane in
which he started. The machine made,
'the entire flight without a single
inechnnlcal breakdown.
The purpose of the trip was to
Investigate the possibility of com
'lierclal aviation under tropical coa
litions. Sir Soften declared upon
;ls return that there should be no
llffleulty in crossing India by air,
Hie route to lie followed being up
I he valleys of the Indus ami the
Canges, all flat country and where
ihn condltona were
.for flying.
! Sir fteftnn raid the actual flylnw I
dtiie of the pluns was
Constipation makes a sallow skin
drive it out with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN
not at all bad
110 liours
Don't let consti
pation rack and
ruin your beauty
and health.
Constipation can ruin your good
health. Tako no chances. Drive
it out and keep it out of your
system. Do not let its poisons
Rather in your body poisons which
lead to over forty senoua diseases.
Unpleasant breath is a warning.
So are pimples and blotchy tkin.
KelloKg's . ALL - BRAN brings
permanent relief in tho most
chronic cases, if eatn regularly.
It is guaranteed to do so or your
grocer returns the purchase prico.
Only ALL-BRAN is wholly effeo
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lOOC'e hrnn. That is why doctors
recommend it they know it brings
results. It has brought relief to
thousands when all elso has failed.
You will liko tho nut-liko flavor
of Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Eat at
least two tablcspoonful' daily
in chronic cases, with every meal.
Ueady-to-cat with milk or cream.
Sprinkle it over other cereals., Kina
with fruits. Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN
is made in Battle t'reek, Michigan,
and served by leading hotels and
restaurants everywhere Sold by all
grocers. Get a package today.
li ALL-B
ALL-BRAN
(.aln.'-boroiisrh and o'hers.
The castle stands In unique
poKitinti. A person cannot walk
iround it. It was "built upon the
margin of tin sea," so that, the
walls of or cf the towers seem only
Among tbe more dignified pieces
are a chalice of St. Thomas' parish
of 1740, a sliver service presented
to one of the early bishops of the
Episcopal church in South Caro
lina, an urn of 1762, upon which
refer
' horses
rsi'v ks
piRpwhere ih eisy
nvsm bssd on the '
honesty, solvency sr.?
ef the 1 mum-
firing wsy to '''a
tash-
-goir.s
tr.'tr.r-e
credit
ibiiity
families is
e of ready
continu.rlon of the perpendlcu- i the national ode 1s Inscribed, and
handsome candlesticks belonging to
an old family of the state.
Listed among the articles which
may be classed as exceedingly rare
in this day and time are a silver
filigree bouquet holder used a cen
tury ago by a bride who was mar
ried in the Huguenot church, a
candle snuffer and an egg boiler.
ir rock, the foot of which is beaten
i-.v the w.-ues. "I would not, for my
a hinsemori', wifh for a storm."
wrote It. Johnson in his "Scottish
Tour," "but as storms, whether
wished for or not, will sometimes
happen, I mav say that I should
wiiline'y look upon them from
is c?.stie.
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Don't be discouraged
by that facial
eruption
Whether it's just stubborn pimples
or a case of eczem3 that has resisted
various treatments, you can usuallv
n-Iy on Kesinol to set it right. Th i
Botithing, healing ointment "contain:-!
not lung that could injure the tenderest
skin, but, it doe.i Heir away pimple;! and
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m m rail
Resiool
There's no reed suffering wl'h
rheumaMsm If you will only take
the ad'-iee of thousands of local
citizens who y 'hat they one their
comrlete recoerv tn tbe grat
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case until I took the NOX-RI-TIS
treatment. You may rest assured
that I am a great 'Booster' for this
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few of my friends taking It and all
report the same good results that
I received. I fully believe that
there's not a case of rheumatism
-OX-RI-TIS will not benefit If
given an opportunity to do so. My
only motive In giving this statement
for publication, is to try and help
some other sufferer quickly realize
how wonderful this medicine is and
w hat it did for me."
The Miller-Hanson Drug Co., SO
Church St., report that NOX-RI-TIS
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313'i CHURCH ST.
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All the new Graysjans, Powder Blues j
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