New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 6

ew Britain HERALD PUBLISHING Provrietors. sued daily (Sunday excepted) at 4:15 p. m, at Herald Building, 67 Church St. $8.00"a Year $2.00 Three Months. 75c a Month. Bntered at the Post Office at New Britain as Second Class Mall Matter. TELEPHONE CALLS Business Offce SN { Editorial Rooms + The only the cf réom profitable advertisin Circulation books always open to adve meatum tn and press isers. Member of the Associated Press. \ssociated Press is exclusively entitled o tbe use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise credited n Daper and also local news hed herein. —_———— EXPLAINING THE GU The In well-chosen but scarcely con- vincing words, Peared b appeal for ident Wilson ap- fore the I He venant, hut firs Nations yYesterday "for the co fell noon. did not argue confined him- to an ned appeal whih upon des cars in the, Senate Flumanity v the Tolc keynote of his speech nce and help for other pations was the which His upon he hung his plea remarks did not receive great appla from the senators. The American people are willing to take for granted the faet that their goldiers were received with They great re- lief in France. already the know Avhat force of They commander-in-chief arms sent abroad accomplished the it; they lips that help things bring a satisficd arc glad that appreciates are glad to hear from his foreign nations received Al warmth our with open arms of these o the Soul of Amer T they do mot eanvince the should be a Mhave adopted What should Naturally more or less to the skepti that there Wo Leaguc of Nations. the role of saviour. he our future role? every nation is looking benefits that may e to it from a Leaguc of Nations nt's address did It did with the oth not ex- show that we for R Tt is an ordinance for the next meetifs the This would indicat admits the reason backjof ict eregtion. The c- the memmepe indicate that they did not knowsH@¥ to.go about ab- taining their powers af couneil tat the councit @ law to r tions of endsy The buiiding inspec- under the tor arc large. He has the right, cortain for was felt conditions, to refusc a permit the erection of any building but it that he could not exercise his priviie here. Protests in written form. from two city ards were not considered sufficient to quash the at- tempt to build the gara He con- tented himself with holding up the permit and the council has done like- wise, pending legislation. What the outcome will doubt, Mayer Q will be is still in ley has an idea that it be possible. other means failing, | to condemn the land near the the Tibrary and purchase it for use of the | the of condemnaticn, a \ caty ‘ertainly city has the right is impossi- | ble to | enact an ordinance that is suf. ficiently binding, this value. action might prove of The city should own the property Hicks whie the land tion. ta the east of ti the confen- | of con- ! shing the hercahouts We expect that erection public buildings will tinue and that there will be a demand for land for a bhuilding within a few There is no better place to place any new public buildin than next to the Institute in the same district as the Postoffice, will be desired. very seon, we site’ for a memor to the v War and and dead of the World Why not purchase the property it for We are use this purpose? able to set our own price upon it and the owner is He should to sell out at a loss but it ebliged to sell not be made known what he paid for the land and it will be easily obtained at a higher price Condemnation proceedings will of the Street help in the case property The « and it wouldy the Lincoin schoot could not use this land prove more expensive than worthy while to condemn i, that would prove of Hotveve believe the g e near the Li- braw greater de ment than the cue further danger clement will be present at hoth out. downtown will- also i place from a standpoint ¥ tist Be considered t property were \ the city, and | (ect would el e were en- L | in question in addition 1o | o WISE, SMITH & (0., Hartford IT’S VALUES THAT COUNT--WE GIVE THEVALUES Smart Afternoon and Street Dresses. Values up Saturday at the Inventory Sa'e . to $35. A number of in many best are the very instances models materials used in colors. shown this season combination » $21.75 Taffeta are the are the prevailing and Silk navy hlue Georgette and Satin. French blue We Give the Values DAINTY RIBBONS usands of for Hair Bows with *finish standing up in a perky bow 1-2 inches wide moire shades, moire that little in yards of crisp Ribbhe their head 5 popular on a feta Hair also Dresdens for SASH RIBRONS. In the Dorothy Dainty Bowknot and white. Our regular 98c the Inventory Sale rattern, pi quality. THERE'S A .CLEVER NEW BAG AT OUR RIBBON DEPT. FFor the new T nd metal. le price It's Va!fies That Count LACES AND EMBROIDERIES A brief mention” of of values being offered at the Inventory aded p Correct attern hapes hag material, Regular price some the Sale: DAINTY LACES Vals, 111 and trimming Values -up Including New French widths, Tw cluny edges also "row and medium and - children’s Saturday insertions widths for dresses, unde MMER FLOUNCIN! inch wide Swiss the ted. handsomely cmbroidered fine patterns at about .Saturday. cleverest ext some very half true value. ay Ay 40 inch. wide, for blouses and summer des to sclect from at about wholesale the Values XTR \(HJH\A‘ Y OFFERINGS }N NECKWEAR SATERDAY At the Inventory Sale | NEW NECKWEAR: Including pique or linen color Collars colored organdie Cdliars, net Guimpes and crepe LCollars. Values up to 95c.57All at 39c. PRETTY ORGANDIE VESTEFS Made of high grade organdie and handsome. with tucked fronts v Lclied. Values up to $2.00. Saturday at ruffted oy th colla NEW organdic $1.25 yard. UMMER RUTFFLINGS and Georgette crepe. Safurday at“this; Sale French D to MADE VEILS: ; eroll and taupe, Plain and fancy meshes with rders, new pretty ‘designs hrown, y. Values up to §1.50. All at matched sets,s all Bows and yard blue Saturday at 69¢ ) avd FRAME celluloid $1.50 remarkable tat na rw needlework e yard dresses, price. WOME! (vals, rsats Worth . dotted black and We Give the Values SUMMER WAISTS. Hundreds of siik, crisp new and dainty. — cotton and outing Third Floor. Waists. All DAINTY VOILE BLOUSES With Sizes round neck, bib effect 36 to 46. Sale price of embroidery organdie. TRILLY VOILE BLOUS Front panel finished with Sizes 36 to At 9 s e $1.95 tucks. SMART ORGANDIE BLOUSES T.arge collar | pearl buttons front « vith lace tucked | GEORGETTE BLOUSES the model s braided white, navy and blac Collar front, fiesh, neck price §5.75. round GEORGETTE (REPE BLOESES With mbroidered panel collar side large tucked on each 5 FINE VOILE SMOCKS . In white, colors, also 12 to. 44 plain combinations; THOMSON GLOVE IIPTA CORSETS Pink coutil, ethbroidered top Jow Regular $2.00 valde. Sale price bust, long hip. RENGO BELT CORSETS bust, Regular medium attached. hips, $2.50 $1.79 Good ‘quality coutil, four hose supporters valge at.this sale W. B. CORSETS Fafhcy coutil, long hips, medium bust, ated from c lar $3.00 v4lu At~ few odd s s.in Wi B. and Warn $3.00'and $4.00 models to close at radu $1.98 & G. CORSETS ~ In, white and pink low bust, medium ‘and Four hose supporiers attached long SUMMER NET CORSETS Rust proof, long hips, four hose supporteis $1.00 W B. BRASSIERES AND IK,\NI)%\"S front PSR 39¢c cambrit, Hamburg immed back .and of good . qualitT antl front” i.h. .. face “ Brassieres | trimmed back | | i We Give the Valuff, VANRAALTE AND Double tipped white or black in oW hénvy quality all *sizes. Values SILK ‘L()\'Es silk with 2 85¢ 69¢ clasps, sale” | | I | Pair vorsity which faced them, in Lad been properly borne, them By aided in insuring- The reason Life its council is heart-xick hings are ster troubi of ‘Anad the Over earth ing, As we In our fence the ve-a- fapparent. iered humans | see well worth fol- ryone X AND FANCIES. v York 52 To Tinkle, And, the tink tink the drink! that ti yau 4 Tinkle of %na / | Saves Life And who his his landlord e o ingrease ‘in p up and receive World. it is tHat that pfo- ternational y labor | nst inereased, cost | increase the cost .—Boston Tran- picks the think! Making \burg professes 1by the Allies, was tried Jnst nds the verdict )1 ‘he should idl again.— | % In Tinkle, tink e a birthday fpernaps, and E he is laid ary.—Albany Tinkle, tink Of the drink. Tinkle, Frightseyed i Fone-armed | Silver more cnemies { Gold e than Willard | But the L Toronto Globe. | When vonr All the Pharnessed a buck- wild hison didn’t Teamwork in the | Focceted just at once. Chautla, no lack = « of t the of | his i on a retreat before Louisville Post.s head is Fortino n jdain, who brn used to have #a ! fanen into loxrd George is Prom- military a court shall have W. onjr to Manchester Union f Mr. Hohenzoliern b him that several doz hw's lawyers are alive pw York Sun, he reason Hers rted 10, then nephew. the thing ow inkle, athgé (Copyright, MANY Morelos. of candid in of the Edmynd ;When the togrid sur burnished ends sp and pant thing uage the summer le, tinkle, drawn wrinkle. tinkTe. rime-rimmed, e up its stopped 0. the song heyond all price Ts the tinkle of the.ice Sheol a O, thou ice-ifap of reliance, » i O, thou Jack among the giants Bidding all the su Thou, ,0n whem limp mankind leangth | When the summer’s at its zenith, Let us pledge thee a potation n refrigeration: S re le., tinkle, And the soul unseals its crinkle, i, tinkle, mint-breathed, subtle chir ice within th is witherad gre ongs surpass. 1919, N AL flesh the quic manifesto hands thorities, worthy late ‘Attila of the South.” if he Plan of Avala w the that Ze becav coréhing Comes a song of glacial gladness tinkle, tink at_Inferno’s brink. Paradise. . tinkle, wels leer CANDIDAT 5 YEARS AGO (From Vance Cooke.) s are marching <ies arc archimg “ked and parch- the Herald of that and two large ' Date) | | | Harold T Mooschead The Ncw madness, ro: burn us furnace, antl Sloper. has gone Lake for’the summer. York & d company ar ting in a block to Waterbury. The following young men, leadership of Petel Haigis, Niantic Saturday for a. we Abel: Griswold, ‘Clarence Beuch, Gladding, and Harry Thempson The comumnissioners bhids las for link | worth of sewer honds starts—to received from Brewste | ke of Bpsion the highbst New system from tinkle! brow smooths its Rder tink! long-necked sewer night loosened brain bid it Was aceepted National Happenings. The big strike, of —=Faturds trade s defiahce cago |"ufars—Rrewerie Debs and. his {rains in and. ouf guarded¥by close, cannot ogiates put urder t and released ‘on $10.000 Labor strikes bacik at Crisis approaches ¥ Touse {0 take legisktive nation-wide strike; Troops held in | Londgn fof tink-, tink! deep-drawn readiness at iny stateButbrenks tink! s q Fo0° Iigh Prices For Too Much (New Yorl n((”u problem is ziving ly. The conswner ;-.wsfiv $ troubled by ity s6114 his cattid, could afford to hold .his live a while, feeding and fattening-it; Erain Feclink sun) e to eve bled stock alas to Ordinarily Jul 11.—Th tes to carf. out prices s0 e Emiliano Zapata Tt that if he doesn’t get ‘1 forces of Gen. they will. =0 to speak, eat Among them The department of cult an outlaw chief- | troubled b which has | the rederal | i him- | on the | Dills bt for are now the ag isn't a profit for the attie he not only terms to stop h t will quit,raising any Then the country stock T of wil proclaims successor casy heavy to not was one of all 18R indeed an extrac ista movement win pation wher fof the first e he is Zapatals|there {inary time in opened tho sale of $23,000 A bid of 02 Cobb and as that was | unions is on - vnight expected to see 100,- 008’ Chicago workmen on strike @i reg- ship bhail indictments. New Beef, anxiety fs. tre his inabil: tock for inordinately id of his | him ause it knows that if there er zell them off FEngland rail- c r.uvr~-nh1-,mvm put- | Hartford & action over cattle at will be without situ- years s an abundance of beaf on_the hoof and in the packing houses—an ac- The McMillan Store, Int “ALWAYS RELIABLE” SUITS, COATS AND SILK DRESSES THIS FOR JULY SALE $16.50 © $25.00 $25.00 and § REDUCED LIKE OUR CLEARANCE SUITS FORMERLY fe Prices priced SILK DRESSES formerly ~ $15.75, $19. 50 - $21.787 juct pric ed Prices . Balance of Our Spring Coats ‘and Capes jon Saturday. BLOUSES Organdies mode WASHABLE GEORG Several I'E BLOUSES, | white$ I'riced nty siles and new models in pretty o many Priced $1.98 “ $5.98 - flesh and: combination $4.98 ‘" Hand Made Blouses $4-.98 © $9.98. 5, 00 Silk Petticoats at $3 98 ea. the Mndo, of Silk So dainty ely made. Priced Ask and nic to see them wanted shades, these Detticoats are Jer: tops and Flounce. - Dainty Summer Neckwear Dr.ced 49c to $1.69 Fich ug, etc., of Organd Georgeyts v » “Hosiery and Underwear at July Sale Prices WOMEN'S FIBRE Value SILK. HOS .black and colors. SEAM BACK SILK HOSE, wk $1.85 Mack apd Value k, cerdovan PAIR SEAM BACK LISLE and grey” WOMEN'S VESTS, Tot EACH 25¢ Saturday ... PLAIN AND FANCY TASLE 39c Saturday 3 + Onespecial Exceptional” values. for $1.00 ? Uy For’ Women Who A*)premat ‘Good Underwear SRICHETIEU? STLK ToM sSummer, LISLE UNION SUITS in $1 all’ the want sizés 36 to 41. Value Satturday 1 the will go to ek’s outing: Leon | You'll need: feliable Luggage, when Bags and Trunks. (3 onvenient Floo then look iine of Suit Cases, rd take elevator). O RUGH RDRAPERIES, COUCH ‘rd M Drap ery Rug HAMMOCKS in nrgs Dept SUMMER variety at our, and hizh public retail will bécarme exhau guch ampeals from | definitely. Ever Rovernment but svch burdened sted there Awould ume._to. il now' ard 4 lled on for yefn balls or other matgrial remaini ‘1 ! the Civil war period, by com hat have de 3 ifty vears ding a use Undepdig " ata law, state ! { \v care for i I share of /{igi give Some o m to but probably every will g | ceive what is coming to it tual oversuppl prices that the not eat meat. The catfle raisers, {he department of a stimulate consumption want fo teach the Anm t with so large a suppl try_thay no longer need either for own' sojdieks or for the Yungry peoples of Europe. By trotble As—and it s a mighty hig troible—that (he American people § aren‘t cutting (dwn iheir consumption the packers arngd iculture want to of beef. THey Peopie in the coun- 10 beef our the vould he e noth e one W eat’ it at of .meat Bocause they think it is nfed- { “Rhode Island's quota Tiey on' ™ cutti i€} ent about Jecause they think there a !l cont> How o in the West or anywher depend, o cutting down. their consump-' {1he captured they are not willing to iaf L4 prices demanded for it A A A WILSON PLAYS GOLFS 11 P round ¥ i Wilson, i and vemaj b the. 1 of ol ould hel on the gquantl surren dérefett ed abroad, one-half down much rhat <horta They tion of eourse and becatse the Distribution of Trophics. Washington Wilson July (Providence Journal) n war trophies bill prom- playes ‘His -first congness gf trouble hereaftar It 1 the material captured sadered hy the nemw guns, rifles, mo e shall be distribnted among the ratio of the number of their citizens =erving with armed forces The present congress ‘has been deluged with bills asking for | Germian trophies, to be turned oven | own westerners in sayig tha to clties, towns and villages all about |.is s& dry you never missAhe the country. And, unless the supply | —Toronto Mail and Empire. Rhe Geim ises to rehi 1y de consider- his ses, A from or ! the return Mrs Juse early L3S0 ungry into o ble propc ompanied | White H on' the nk Washingtor surr machine noon the 2 Now that %he the United Stall already ) £one out of liquor mn el veople over.fhere will b ri| i