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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
Ell MUNDO
A LOS sREs. JUICES, a Los
CoMERC1ANTEs Y AL PUsLIco
EN- GENERAL

Uno de los mas iEspsrsantes CO.
merciantes de San Juan Sc ha acer
cado a nuestra Eedaccion para de
cirnos que, ademas de- las declara-
clones hechas por 81 captain Blan-
CO.. para resolver VI problema de
la SUPPRESSION de los faisos snendigos
que vagan por las Gales, y publica
das estos iltimos dias pcr nues-
tro peri6dico, es precise ahadir las
siguientes hechas tambien por ci
referido oficial de la Policia.
FL senior Blanco desppes de ex-
citar a los Concentrates Y al pa
blico cooperar la patriotica
labor que realizan las damas que
constituyen la ''Sociedad Protocto-
ra de Mendigos'' afirms que es ne
cesario persistir en- esa coopera-
ci6n para qua tan pobles y exec
lentes damas ''puedan realizar sal
altruista labor. do proteger a los
verdaderos necesitados de hacer
emigrar a los vagabundos que ex-
plotan los sentimientos caritatt
vos dc los ciudadanns, pues los "a
les vAgabnndos son sienprc los
mismos, que, dsnunctados por Ia
policfa y castigados por los sribuna
les, al cumplir el peQueho castigo
que So les imponc, vueiven otra ve1
circular por las calles, = Pc
dir descarada Y temerar1amente: Y
ST ei pdblico, por un eqlitvocado
concspto de la caridAd, entrega
sus lnonedas sss elenento pervcs
lido y vicioso, cn lugar de ontre-
garlas a Ia "Soc1edad Protectora
de Mendigos'', para que 6sta haga
de ese dinaro una inversion veE-
taderamcntey caritativa huma-
Nae ejecuta una labor contra los
fines que peTsigue dicha sociedad".
No creemos indispensable afiadir
una palabra tan elocnentes ma
nifestaciones.
El captain Blanco di6 en- Ell mis-
mo bianco, por 10 cual merecs pla-
GENES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27

tomara iuramento al Juez Wells
Y entonces el Juez Wells Sc hara
cargo de la Corte inmediatamente.
A esta ceremonia seguira uh
discurso de bienvenida al Juez
Wells a nonpbre de la Association
de Abogados al cual discurso de
bienvenida respondera el Juez
Wells.
z acto que tendra lugar en- los
saiones de la Corte el dia primero
de julio sera publicado y quedan
inyitados los abogados pertene-
cIentes al Bar de Abogados, los
1uncionarios del Gobierno Insular
y Federal Y el pdblico.
f. B. WILCOX,
Pres. del Comite.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
FL PROGRAMA DE RECIBI
M1ENTO AL JUEZ IRA X.
WELLS

FL Comite designado por Ia
Association Federal de Abogados
nara recibir al Hon, Ira x. Wells.
cue ha sido nornbrado Juez, de IA
Corte de Distrito de los Estados
Unidos para Puerto, Rico su
llegada a San Juan n lines pro
ximo ha resualto d sisniente
Los rnienlbros del Cornite sa
l,ldaran al Juez Wells Ri niue
lie de ia New York anA Porto
Rico Steamship Co. Ia llegada
del yapor @san Lorenzo 81 lnnes
pT6xirno, y le acOnfpaharan 1 81
residencia en- Ia Avenida Taft
No. 2 en- Santurce.
Ell dia primero de Julio a las
diez de Ia ir1ansna se abrira IA
Corte presidida por el Juez Wolf
que ahora es Juez intcrino y ie
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
san Juan. P. 4.
mayo II de 1925.
Dnblanc syrup Company.
Muy senores mi0s: !

Muy seiiores mios-
Sean estas lineas para maihfsstsr-
les mi sgradecimiento por el exec
Iente resnltado que he obtenido
en- mis- seis nenos despues de ha-
berries dado a tomar el preparsdo
de nstedes conocido con el uombrs
de Jarabe sDUBLANC" el cnal
los ha restablecido compIetamente
de los serios qnebrantos one les
ocasiono ell sarampi6n.
creo que todos los padres que
Sc interesen por Ia salrd de sus
hijos deberian darles tonnar ell
Jarabe "DUBLANC" que es un
buen reccnstituyente y 10 rOconien
do. muy especialmente, para los
nihos que Sc crian debiles que
50 encuentran en- estaAo de ccnva-
Mny atentaments,
Justo @. Gill y NEGRON,
Sierra 81. Santurce.
IS Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
sUN GRAN TRTUNFo DEL. DIR.
JORDAN -
J Bob MEUsEL

. i 4l 4
Rasta nosotros ha. uasado ia no
tieia de un nuevO y sehalado triur
70 professional de este querido
amigo.
La distinguda seiora doha Au.
rcra Blanco de Pu.als fae objeto
de una habilistma operaci6n prac.
ttcadale por este saleno que cada
dia adquiere mas sefaiado relieve
entire La ciase medica del pals.
Ell case SO prcsent6 de tal naodo
peligrcso que el doctor Jordan con
la scertadss intuici6n que caracte-
risa sus diagn6sticcs opin6 q. SO i'm
ponia una opersci6n cosarea. No
quiso sin embargo proceder sin an
tes consular connpaHeros rnuy
vahosos tambien.
La di6cultad del case sirvi6 So
10 para acrecentar los m6ritos in,
dtacuttbles del doctor amigo. So
msno segurs cual to,s's pcr EN-
bruJado sortilegio eSgrimi6 la Gu
chilia con arte magtstrai v hoy
nuestro taabi6n amigo 81 biep Co
ilocido cronista don Joaquin Pu-
tals (Semper) es padre de una mo-
nfsima niHa, primer fruto de sus
amores.
Retteramos nrestTas mas efusi-
vas feicitaciones.a los esposos Pu-
jais- -Blanco y eI doctor Jordan re-
ciba en- estas nneas con nuestros
expresivos parabienos un nuevo tri
buto dc nuestra mas alta adnnira-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
LA CAMAEA NO CoNcURRE


En- Ia Camara de Representsn-
tes hernos sido infor1nados por to-
dos los representatives. de quie-
nes solicitararnos opinion. sobre
a Srebaia presupuestal de un mi
.lan de d6lares que informara. pro
ximamente. el Con1ite de Hacien-
Ia de- Senado, y hemos sido in
formados, Que la Camara no concu-
rr;ra a esas enmiendas modifi-
caciones efectuadas en- las diver
sas partidas de gastos.
Los representatives son de on'-
mon que para realizar con eff
ciencia los servicios gubernamen-
tales. es precise tener en- pie un
presupuesto no menos de once
snil,ones de d6Iares. sfY ciertamen-
te el pals puede pagarlo", han di-
cho..
4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
BASE RAIL EN- oE-ENTE
ALL BoRINoUEN VS..
HUMAcAo

La culta ciudad de Humacao es-
tara de gala el pr6ximo domingo
% Del ccrriente. Los .'piratas''
de don Pepito, los c8lebres juga-
dores que forman la novens AL
Bor1nquen nos visitars para eele-
brar dos sensacionsles juegos con
los. Crises OrientaIes, el orgulio
de Humacao, Con estos juegos SO
inicia la administrator de Bob
MeuseL nuevo manager del team
Humacao. Hay enorms entusiasmo
en- Humacao por presenciar estos
desafIcs, que harkn historic en-
los ar1ales del base ball on Hu-
macao csn,ar6n, aqueI joven Ian
zador que santas campa6as libr6
en- las dias humacaefias, aquel que
levantaba siempre el honor bori-
cua, le har4 frente desde el ca
Jon oriental a los temibleS cOrSa-
rios. los braves piratas. Soler
tambien har& su debut como rat
cher del AL Borinquen.
Para compietar esta fiesta depor
tiva varias distingnidas seforitss
de nuestra sociedad harsn acto de
presencia en- arlbos juegos, dan
dole mas lucimientos tan refi-
dos desaffos como seran estos. Los
fans de hllrnacao Sc disponen 6
cruzar variss apuestas con quien
las quiera aceptar, tai es La con
fanza que tienen EN- nuestro team
InvitaIios a todos los fans de
la isia para Que tomen partc er
este acontecimiento deport;vo. Bier
venidos seran en- esta ciudad ~
ortente. Tambien invitamos a to.
dos los cronistas de esta insula
spara que piedan YER como est4 el
base ban en- Ifumacao. En- fin, que
la coss va estsr ane arde en-
Iurnscao el py6xt1no domlngo.
I, @ Bob MEUsEL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
DE PATnLAs

Sc encontrsban aver en- San
Juan los sefores jose Mauras =
Felix Dia0, miembros distinguidos
de Ia AIianza en- aquella poblaci6n.
Asuntos relacionados con Ell Mu-
nicipio de Patillas los trajeron a
ests capital. Aver ndsIno regresa-
ron a 81 pueblo satisfechos de sus
gestiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
PARA EsrADos UNDos

Ell jueves embarc6 en- ell ''Pto. Ri
CO. para el Norte. ell sr. Antonio
Aler. professor de Toa Baja. El
sefior Aler va tomar un curse
de mecanica EN- los talleres de Hen
~ Ford para 10 culal censiglli6 una
beca de las sets concedidas en-
Puerto Rico por la casa Ford. Nh
cho 6xito deseamos al estimado
ccinpatriota.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27

Whites Cream yerInifuge. Los pa
r3sieos 10 pueden resistir al ESQ
de este remedlo probado pov 81
tempe; las l0mbrices con Arroja-
dns del sistelna ' el r0sado color
De Il sfisiI yuelve q esplender en-
les meiillss del niiio. De venta "a
Las faaaaeias y droeueTlass Adxt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
El Secretario.
p. RoCAFoRT.

San Juan. P. 4.
10 de junio de 1925. AIvt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
BANoo TERRITORIAL r AGRI
COLA DE PUERTO RICO
CoNvocAToRIA

Ia Junta de Directories de este
Banco. en- cumpIimiento de 10 que
dispone sl srtfculo 10 de sus Esta-
tltos. ha acordado convocar 2 Jun
Is general ordinaria de sedores &C.
cionivtas, con objeto de someter
su exsmen y aprobacion Ia Me
nloria Balance correspondence
al actual ejerciciO social de 1924
e5. y los demss asuntos reglamen,
tarios. La JnntR tendrs lugar el
dia 90 do Julio pr6ximo, Lac der
40 Ia manana, en- 81 salon de actos
del domtcilio de Ia SOcisdad.
T:enen .derecho a concu1rir a
dicha Junta sodos los seaores accic
nistas que obtensan papeleta de
ssstencia en- la secretaria de es
e Banco con an dis ds antAlaci6n
e Ia menriOnsds fecha. Este dere-
cbo e. delegable EN- otrO accionis
IA por medic de pcder especial Q
en- carta dingida al Presidente de
II Junta de Dlrectores.
El Secretsrio.
\ p RooAFoRT.
o.u rren p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
uN pATo INTERESANTE.

Sc considera como dato de gran
disimo interes Ell hecho de que Il
Comisi6n de Hacienda del Senado
haya elnpezado a considerar el
Proyecto de Presupuestos Satan
do las 65 primeras paginas que se
refieren a gastos Executives y le-
gisIativos.
Ell Comite de Hacienda Sc esta
dedicando en- la actualidad con
mas preferencia; al proyecto de
srb;triosi o Rentas Tnternas que
sugiriera ell Hon. Tesorero de, Pto.
Rico, pofque hay la idea de que e
Senado concurra en- ellos sliscin-
ltelBente cosa que Ie sean sonaetidos
Al Gobernador para su anrobaci6n
definitiva. al mismo tempo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27

Reloj muy popular hoy entire los HON.
bres. Artisttco, de nfQHel, lumineso. dc
movimientc suizo y muy fiio. Sc g4ranti'
rs pof 3 amos. Con fina puieera de cueTo.
GRATIS, ma cigarrilteys con belio re-
tIato de artista con cada reloj. no EN-
VIE DIEERO. Maude su nombre dt.
recc10n. Pague al caftero 1886, mas gas
tos correo. DevuSivess dtnero 81 no salts
face
FEDERAL MAIL ORDER CORP.
A14 Broadway. Dept. ss1,
New York City. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
AVISO
REGISTRO DE MARCAS
DE EARRICAS

Conforme a 10 dispuesto en- la See
cion 5 de la Ley de Marcas de Fa-
brica VICENTE Sc hace saber que las
siguientes marcas de fabr.ca han
sido presentadas en- la Oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Ri
co:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-27
De UN MOMENIO,
Oontinuaestn DO d 50. pAg.

te de Hacienda para. las correc-
clones de Ultima hora.
Los senadores que integran ei
Crmites con quie7fes estuvieramos
dcpartiendo en- la mafana de aver
nos han manifestado que los ira
bajos sc han llevado a cabo dem
trc de la mas perfecta ammonia,
imperando una gran solidaridad en-
cuanto las numerosas enHtiendas
que fueron hechas al proyecto.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
DECLARES JEWELER USED
 HIS TRUCK IN TRANSFER
Hartford Businessman Tells of AL legged Irregularities In Bank
 ruptcy Case.

Hartford, Conn.,. June 26 - Am prose r. Cunningham, manager nt the Reglino Shoe company at 7j7
 Main street, has signed an affidavit stating that J. Leo Sykes, manager of the Sykes, Inc. Jewelry store, whose alleged loss of S63,O0 in 10 months is being investigated by trus. tee Leo B. C. Fox, used his truck 10 transport cases of merchandise to Sykes and Libby, Inc, of New Ha- ven.
 Nr. Fox, as a trustee, is seeking, through the L. S. district court, to extend his trusteeship 10 the New Haven store.
 Mr. Cunningham alleges that Mr. Sykes told him he was sending the goods to his New Haven store" all though he denied at recent hearing before Referee Edward NJ. Yeomans, that he had ever sent merchandise to Sykes and Libby. Inc.
 The driver of the truck reported 10 Mr, Cunningham, according to the affidavit, that the load of cases was taken from the local store and de livered In his presence 10 Sykes and Libby. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
Policeman Holds Up
 Trucks Three Abreast

Walter Gwiazda. aged g, Of 12l Pennington avenue, Albert Ziemb- ko, aged 21, of If Lawlor street, and Frank Makoski. aged 21, of 1 Con- cord street, were found guilty ot violating the motor vehicle laws by Judge Thomas P. Dunne in Meriden police court yesterday. and Gwiazda was fined $50. Zicmbko sS5 and Makoski s25. The three young men all of whom are employed as drivers for Joseph Arbour x Son. took ap- peals in bonds of $500 each.
 The trio of truckmen was arrest cd al the top of Cook avenue hill after 8 squad of policemen had ob- served them coming up the grade three abreast.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26

Nearly 20,0oQo ooQ pounds of to- bacco were produced last year in the Canadian provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
PULLEN WANTS LAW ON
 WALK SWEEPING UPHELD
Reports to Police Receiving Many Complaints from Early Morning
 Pedestrians

Dr, F. W, Pulen, superintenden of the department Of health. has re Quested the police to assist in th' enforcement of a city ordinance r. quirirg owners of property in th' center of the city to sweep theil sidewalks at no time other than be tween : and s o'clock in the morn ing. Many complaints have been r.. ceived from persons on their way tr business that clouds of dust are be ing swept at them, It was 10 avoiC this situation that the city ordl nance vas enacted.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
Local Water Dept. Employee Highly
 Recommends Nox-Ri-Tis for Lumbago
Everyone Wishes to Be Free from the Pain of Rheumatism and You Now Have Chance If You Will Only Take NOX.RI. ITS, the New Rheumatic Treatment.

gren of 46S Myrtle St, New Britain. Conn, says: T have only taken NoX-RI-TlS for a short time, but it has done me more good than all the other rheumatic remedies that l have ever tried heretofore. can certainly recommend this medicine 10 those troubled with rheumatism. It is wonderful. had lumbago for q good many years"
 Mr, Joseph Ryan. whose picture appears in this article, IS another believer in NoX- RI-TIS. He says: "NoX-RI-TIS has rid me Of rheu- natism when everything else failed. It certainly is one grand remedy. and has my highest endorsement"
 Call at MilIer-Hansen's 30 Church St, and get the booklet. Forms Of Rheumatism" 4 laboratory expert Is here to explain NoX-RI-TIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
of improper relations with Mrs.

Of improper relations with Mrs. Symington. $
 Mrs. lSymington described an all- night scene at her Morristown, N. j.. home, which she said was invaded by her husband, several detectives and aIntinlber of her husband s ! "hirelings." She asserted her husband had pushed her all over the garage and treated her brutally until she ran into the house.
 He followed her, she said, search ing the house together with the de- tectivcs.
 When l protested, he called me q name which l do not care to repeat" |" she added.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
MRS. SYMINGTON DENIES
 HUSBANDS ACCUSATIONS
Also Declares That He and His Hire -Alings Submitted Her To
 AhuSp

New York, June @G tP}-Mrs. Ida May Symington rcsuncd the stand In her own defense today in the di- vorcf suit brought by her husband, Thomas A. Symington, manufacturer Of rail supplies.
 She denied that Talbot with Cham ocrs had remained two hours in her apartment on May IS, 1924, as Chambers previously testified. He aas been held in S1,ooo bail on adultery charges based on his own estilnony,
 Mrs. Synlington testified that Chambers told her m April that he Vas financially embarrassed and would probably shoot himself. This, he said. was 4 few days before an interview he held with Symington, vheu Chambers signed confession
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
Farewell Party for
 Returning Missionary

A farewell party 10 Rev A. D. Heininger. missionary from the First Congregational church 10 China, was given by the Young Peo- ple's society of the church last eve ming at the parsonage on Lexington street MT. Heininger, who has act cd in an advisory capacity 10 the society during the past winter, was presented with gold pencil. the presentation being made by Presi- dent Bliss B. Clark, Games were played and refreshments served. There were 30 members of the so. ciety present.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
EIIASON-ANDERSON

The wedding Of Miss Alice C. An derson, daughter Of Peter Anderson of 45 Andrews street, and Henry A. Eliason, son Of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew EIiason Of 49 Winthrop street. will take place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of the brides father. Rev. George W. C. Hill will officiate. Miss Esther Anderson win be maid of honor and the other at. tendants will be Mrs V. |, lront and Clara Eliesou. Arthur Ehason. brother Of the groom. will be best man and George Anderson Hill be usher,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
Spain and Belgium Will
 Not Recognize Status

Washington, June 26 Pl-Spain and Belgium have declined to give diplomatic status 10 American treasury officials sent abroad to in- vestigate costs of production for tar making purposes. Great Britain, the Scandinavian countries, Switzerland and Portugual are expected here to lsimilarly refuse.
 The state department does not be- iheve here that the development will l seriously embarrass the treasury of fiCers, Spain and Belgium have giy- en assurance they will assist the in- Ivestigators.
 4 request for d diplomatic status was sent 10 all countries under a provision of the last tariff act,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
PASS S16,0O0 MARK
Rev. Dr. Ahlquist Speaks of New Britain's Obligation to Veterans in Legion Drive.

What New Britain can do now for the veterans of the World War during the American Legion drive for $30,000, is intinitesimal in com- parison with what the boys did for New Britain seven years ago." said Rev. Dr. A. A. AhIquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, who spoke 10 the workers in the drive at the noon luncheon today. The workers were guests of the Rotary club.
 George H. Dyson spoke on behalf of the Rotary club and expressed his confidence in the realization of the full amount desired.
 The team reports showed that the total amount now pledged has reached $16,3723O which is more than half of the desired amount. lt is expected 10 close the drive Monday.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
PLANS OVERHEAD ROAD
 AT ELM ST. CROSSING
 (Continued from First 'Page)

work" Alderman Falk said today.
 If the mayor is going to take up she Elm street crossing, lie ought to take up others at the same time. I have complained about the Whiting street crossing before and so have others, but this situation has been going on for years, just the same"
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26

In trcat II n 2 rheumatism, you must treat it with a remedy that is com pounded eXclu- sively tor that disease N0N- RT-TlS. the great rheumatism dis covery Is not a dope" or patent medicine, There's no secret to its
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
TEXTILE OPERATORS
 DENY MAKERS CLAIMS
Adopts Resolutions Declaring Auto matic Machinery Will Not Do As Advertised,
Advertised,

| Blddeford Maine. June 26 Pl-- , Resolutions "ondcmning claims of automatic cotton mill machinery manufacturers assto inc amount of work these, machines will do, were adopted today at the annual meet ing of the American Federation of Textile operatives here.
 A committee was authorized to !CounteTaCt the manufacturers claims
 The convention endorsed Presi- dent Jam TanSey's declaration that the present depression in the cotton manufacturing industry is due to automatic machinery and the failure of employers 10 put q hour sched- ule in force,
 These officers were elected: James Tansey. Fall River president; Abra- ham Winns, New Bedford John E. Benoit, Tafeville, Conn, vice-presi- dents: William c. Batty New Red ford. Mess. secretary; William Har- wood Fall River. treasurer
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26

wonderful powers in dissolving cal careous deposits. Hundreds of peo- pie tn all parts of the country have endorsed this supreme medicine. as being the finest and only remedy to produce results. Mir. Chas. Abel
New Britain herald., 1925-06-26
nIN'S REPORT

New York, June 26-Dun's week. ly compilation of bank clearingS show an aggregate of $S,3O2,l95.OOO an increase Of l2.3 per cent over last year. Outside of New York there was an increase of Ill per cent
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
MUDSUnpMAN AT PALACE

Ramon NoVarro opened up last night in The Midshipman at the Palace for n three-day stay, to one the thoatcr. The Midshipman is q picture depicting the life of the American boy at Annapolis. prac- ticaly all of the scenes were taken at the U. $. naval college. A special showing of the Milshipman will be held 10 accommodate the school children on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30.
 Wednesday and Thursday q dou- ble feature bill is offered, Richard Barthemcss in one of his most dramatic plays of his career will ap- pear in Soul Fire. Bessie Love plays opposite l}arthelmcss.
 Dainty Viola Dana also appears on the same bill in the snappy stage play, "Along Came Ruth"
 Wednesday night another country store will hc held and the feature prize of the evening will be a half ton C coal. Many other prizes will | be awarded.
 Four days more and New Brit ain will see inc peer of the screens comedians at tho Palace. Harold LIyod in the Freshman. The I:cturc will begin on Friday ard remain for five days, playing Fr!jay, Satur- day, Sunday, MoAfay and Tuesday
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
What Are You Doing
 For Your Pmy Child?

For weak. frail. nder-developed children - and especially those that have rickets, and need a sure builder that promotes the growth Of teeth and bones, cod liver oil is the one medicine supreme-noth- ing helps like 1t.
 But it is nasty and repulsivc and evil smelling and nearly always up- sets children's stomachs - so now up-to-date chemists advise McCOy's Cod Liver oil Compound Tablets,
 Children love them as they do candy, because they are sugar coat cd and easy 10 take. One boy gain ed II 1-2 pounds in seven weeks, and is now healthy and happy - thousands of other children have grown strong and robust.
 Sixty tablets for 60 cents at the Dickinson Drug Co. and all drug gists but be sure and ask for McCoy's - the original and genu- inc.
 Give them 10 tho sickly. frail child for 90 days and If they don't help - wonderfully. your druggist is authorized 10 hand you back the money you paid for them
New Britain herald., 1925-12-07
MAN ON THE BOX-LYCEUM

Syd Chaplin in the Harold Mac- Grath novel "rhe Man on the Box" transplantcd to the movies, is a dis tinct hit at the Lyceum where it is admittedly one of the best comedy dramas of the season, The com- panion feature attraction is likewise worthy of especial mention, starring Constance Bennett and George Hackathorne in Wandering Fires" by the author of Flaming Nouth.' It's story of young girl who sac rificed her good name 10 save that of he tlance whom she believed dead but who, as the story develops, is found 10 be an amnesia sufferer,
 For the last half of the week tho serial release is shown and the head liners will be "The Danger Signal" a gripping and thrilling romance of railroad life: and "If Marriage Fails" a play in which the daring theme is that q marriage of convcn- fence or for money is no marriage at all.
 In "The Danger Signal" Jane Novak is the leading lady, while Dorothy Revier, the California beauty, also has fine part. In "1f Marriage Fails" Jacquclinc Logan, Give Brook and Belle Bennett are featured. the last named being q