New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1919, Page 20

DESOLATION SEEN IN PIAVE SECTOR Results of Austrian Occupation in HARTEORD g Italy Are Everywhere at Hand BUNTERICIS PAITEINS Hor serrya, - Rome, Headquarters of the Ttalian Our Linen the ‘ The Assoc tressing effects of the war and of Aus- S 7. i eeunntion 1 are ovdent We Have Succeeded in Obtaining the Agency for These LADIES’ AND MISSES’ north and east of the Piave. The S li L' s country in the Oderzo, ter ing Linens small village about six miles from Dereyvale Trish Linens ave only sold through exclusive RO S s o i e St e ¢ 2ia i d the lower course of the Piave, is a Jrominent clty {hroughont the United States. Derryvale Linens are iIn exclustve designa: they are [scene of utmost desolation. It was boTitel s et it i and [annder natonly: genuinerIrish Ainens o they: navoslione the eich ‘here that the Duke of Aosta’s army advanced so swiftly and deeply into The mark “Derryvale” on linen bears the same relation to merit as “Sterling” to silver 'the Austrian lines communications of the Austrian army A Sale of Derryvale Linens for Two Days | the Austrians to retreat. So intense s to threaten the FOR EASTER WEAR A selection:of Easter Apparel that will appeal to all Ladies who desire the laf- est in style and the MOST FOR THEIR MONEY. With terms of weekly pay- 3‘ mentssthat.will fit the needs of all. | | New Attractive EASTER SUITS 8 ————— Distinctively beautiful Suits of finest fabrics in colors 1 BeSt Q“ahty! that will be the most popular throughout the' sea.?on. Lowest Prices! Splendidly tailored and modeled. Priced at decided sav- ings. { was the high bombardment that very TO INTRODUCE THESE SPLENDID LINENS TO OUR FRIENDS WIJ SHALL SELL THEM FOR little is left standing in the country all TWO DAYS AT REDUCED PRICF around Oderzo. Many of the houses ' ) s sinch Napkins, in assorted 70x106 Pattern Table Cloths; 72x90 Pattern Table Cloths; - now are merely heaps of debris. e Ot b onte i ot del price $10.50. regt price £16.50 P The village of Oderzo itself ‘\l\-ns)n\xlt‘wt $6.50 doz KFor two $5 50 two days .. . two $15 0 80 serious] s were the C - : iously damaged as GERE) Saona aotoas . 22-inch Napkins to match days e o i 5 3 reg - rice 2x108 Pattern Table “le 5 men tried to spare it, buf it bears un- TON Pattern Table Cloths, '”'“‘j cloths regular pric: L X Gt \”r n Ta Cloths; 4 { mistakable signs of Austrian occupa- assorted designs; regular price $10.50. two $9 00 °E. I L $17 00 { For two days ... 4 - For two days . . $5-50 70x70 Pattern Table Cloths 22-inch Napkins to match o et i above cloths; regular price church bells but their clothes and 70x88 Pattern Table Cloths: Sl o 7 75 $14.50 doz. For even the panes of glass from the win- For two ds . 12.50 : i regular price $8. i two days dows, the doors, kitchen utensils and e - 70x88 Pattern Table Cloth 5 in fact literally everything that could T s T For or lying houses, as the Italian artillery- tion. The villagers declare that the Austrians took away not only their Pattern Table Cloths regular price $15.50. Fdr be removed., The parish priest saved 22-inch Napkins to match e | some of his household utensils and above cloths; regular price e $10_00 ‘l“" $14 00 T e 5 days .....s . pkins 'to match 72x90 Pattern several barrels of wine by hiding $8.00 doz For two 6 50 0 them in a barn behind a heap of cof- Srem A 22-inch N Jle Cloths above cloths; regular price regular price 50 For ¢ EaSIeSt TermS! | Ana. 70x70 Pattern Table Cloths : : D s Owing to the fact that the popula- rvzu‘l:u' e et LD 11.50. For two $10 50 two ml 7 00 tion was greatly weakened by lack of LERATLIE $6.00 daysll ol ok 5 s T W s food, Influenza claimed a high per- TEIEos CRYS 72x72 Paftern Table Cloths 24-inch Napkins to match, | centage of victims. In Oderzo 200 76x86 Pattern Cloths, regu- vegular price $12.50. For regular price $23.00 dozen (o small children were buried in one lar .price $9. For $7 75 two $11 O for two $20 00 vear of Austrian occupation out of a two days ...... . daye ........ . days . . 1 A Special $25.00 and upward Silk and Serge Dresses . $15t0 $40 oo Free Alterations ¢ | I Guaramteeed E $18 to $35 - SPECIAL ; ) 3 Ladies’ New Waists, asy tO . Styllsh,V Attrz;ctne, & Al kinds-— All Pa roper—Very L Prices. y "Priced. Men's and Young Men’s SPRING SUITS | population of 2,400. The condition of | the people still is desperate, as about = - S DR e b [ half of them are ill with influenza, womtaimae oot e et g Qwn This Beok New Tub Dresses for Spring When The Agsociated Press corres- b = Sk E 2 ere ON THE ¥ OURTH FDOOR | pondent visited Oderzo recently there I I l bl = L e e e t Is Valuable The Dresses we show are d ifferent. There are plain styles in <, lying on straw on the floor, without smart lines; there are coat effe cts; some are tucked, ruffied and em | blankets, while the building had To any customer purchasing broidered. | neither windows nor doors. The sin- a set of Derryvale Linens— The women who Jike odd, pretty touches on waist or skirt will | gle physician who, with the ald of a Cloth and Napkins—during this find plenty to please them am ong our Spring Di few nuns, was attending them, had sale, we will include in the pur- There are Linens, Voiles and Linen and Voile combinations; no drugs and his only surgical in- chase, without ‘charge, a hand- Plaid and Checked Ginghams and Lawns. We never invited you to strument was his pocket knife. somely bound volume on “How a more interesting display of Summer Dresses; sizes 34 to 46. Come The situation 1s said to prevail in to Set the Table for Every Oc- at your convenience, whether you wish to buy at once or later 1 of the reconguered Ttalian casion,” a genuine §1.50 hook, i ik, BT || S SRR | §5,00, $7.98 up to $22.98 | have virtually nothing and need tographs on nearly every page. . [) . . everything. near disclosure, the | state to establish its case, dies. Thus s counted on by the | passed Mercadante hre truth was principal witne: and Oviedo ch time that it appeared that DEATHS OF BANDITS Two Men Are Mysteriously Killed in Prison MILLINERY VALUES| | Mexico City, March 28 (Correspond- ence of the Associated Press.)—The record of crime attributed to the sup- posed organization popularly known as the “gray automobile robber band” has been augmented by the killing in | the federal penitentiary of Francisco | Oviedo. Oviedo had been a prisoner | for a year and a half and was accused | of being one of the sub-chiefs of the i | robber band which ha erated h i fts -fit> . SREY T . - | robber band which has operated here §§ Suits:that fit:and stay “fit.” Because they are sty for two vears or more. He was slain i 3 . - ; ; | e e e s 4 H Tailored Hats & lish—Keep their shape—Wear wonderfully well. i R e e Irimme ats at a . 1 , s asiowas . . . i 0 The kiiling of Oviedo places another » q Tailored ! C] 6 pa r e woman can make good use of a Tailored i e O ° | EREIL) H 0 GIYAR (7 (00 RIS L | ially a Sailor. We have them as low as f | who for two years have been trying SPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR SATURDAY | nd up to $8.50 for the F ITALIAN i to discover the supposed man or men About Beautiful Trimmed Hats .in Sailor. ‘ MILAN. They come in black and color and in “higher up” who direct the operations Mushroom, Turban and Tricorn effects, with facings | opinations Some with white facings. in fine of Crepe or Silk, trimmed with Flowers, in wreaths [ 1q rough Straws. the robber band which us gray Cis parer SapichEcs il sray and clusters. In black and colors. Values up to automobile in making their raids. e 8 Men’s Hats and Extra Trousers ll BOYS SUITS f Buy Now for the Whole Family ‘ 'E)pen An Account Pay the Easy Way Wy S Another Lot at 'High Grade Dress Hats & | ing members of the band. Several | weeks ago one of them, Rafael Mer- | | 4 X cadante, is pald to have offered to | | We take particular pride m our showing of 3 confess, Shortly afterward he dind ° High Grade Hats, they are works of art. and are equal to those you sec only in the Smart Shops. frqm an unknown cause, in his cell Two weeks later Oviedo offered to tell These are made Hats of the new Pineapple | They represent the ncwest styles and colors and are priced vithont adding style value. what he knew and two days afterward Straw. There are about 50 of them. They are the he was killed. Four others who re- Correct Hat for present wear. Our color assortment mained in prison have not offered any is broken and we are closing them out at this price. statements to the authorities. We will include a few of the rough braid SATLORS The gray automobile, lato In 1916 | at this price. and early in 1917 figured in numerous The regular price is $6.98. daring and productive raids. Posing COME EARLY FOR § as agents of the district government NO TWO ALIKE A Small Ddposit. Will Secure You STER HAT YOUR E Select Your Hat Now. ECTION and bearing forged credentials, the - iy e B ki occupants would stop in front of a C ] d 2 e 98 hildren’s Hats searching for arms or robbers, or C e 1l prices. with no pretext at all, tuke what they We have them at all p . fancied and drive away. At the 31 25 ‘ We have them in all colors, 5 height of their career the bandits, Wi for all ages. pursued by a police motor car, waged O ‘ We have them for all ages | H a running fight with their pursuers through the Paseo de la Reforma, one of the principal highways of tho | city. Several deaths resulted from | the interchange of rifle shots. i ° Lator a mocioly woman complain- | od to the authorities that she had seen | a valuable necklase, stalen from hse . by the auto bandits, on the neck of an @ = & > We have them in large va- | ] riety. i $298 '3 We have them Trimmed. ‘ * | We have them Untrimmed. up to Bring the little ones here for ™ | their new Hat, | $4.98 aotress, Called upon to eeplain, L el e EERE———— dancer msgerted that the jewels were a present from an admirer, The alleg n 1 % | ed stver wan o genernl fn the Mexi Ne‘v . Nl(}urnlng . # ‘ Veils can army, The necklace was returnoed V e but apparently tids clue did not lead eils " TREET Channr e v 223 MAIN STREET, N The operetives, however, finally GATELY & BRENNAN ° 47 Main St., New Britain Open Mon. and Sat. Evenings ‘W BRITA | |